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Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-10-30

The President and Mrs. Cleveland
are only just back from their Richmond
trip, when they are again expected
to travel to New York and be present at
the unveiling of the famous statue. In
Richmond Governor and Mrs. Fltzhugh
Lee aided by some American naval off,
GERS, babe the President and Mrs. Cleve-
land welcome. In New York he will
be welcomed by committe.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-10-30

HE statue as it stands upon Bedloes
Island in New York harbor, is to be
lighted this week for the first time
There will be, it is said, eight powerful
electric lights of six thousand candle
power each in the open air around the
balcony at the base of the flame of the
&c, torch, this torch held aIoft by the statue.
The flame of the torch with the eight
electric lights will throw cone of LIGHT
up to the clouds which will be visible at
great distance.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-10-30

In an eloquent editorial concerning
Irish wrongs, Belfast journalists pens
the following literal Irish bull, affirming
that, $50 long as Ireland was silent
under her wrongs, England would turn a
deaf ear to her cry.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-10-30

Our yeoman should be equal to his home
Set in the fair, green valleys, urple-walled,
A man to match his mountains, not to creep
Dwarfed and abashed below them.
Whittier.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-10-30

h 5amHns ). address delivered b ,'I from
Of tue at the laying of the cor '
U mo sne new college for women s 1t e ''l
more i9t1a Al A Southern man oflssra; a. Bali
little tile has some advanced Ii idea, Pn
n.s ~only a few weeks ago 1 the L..
G president 10 Of the Medical soc i'''''
1 srass,u Britain DR.. withs r,lt',
era informed world tbstbsh,,,,
Rano o. a woman 1, was not to prodr 's'
baeonlan philosophy, but F [,rri'9 ..
con- c. Pray noble thinker, tell rs p,' nl b.
suppose Bacon's mother had nrod b',!
!. .ne philosophy instead Of him, could d., /
the world have spared the meannp,,
the son? Pray why are the u mr.
MES of childless Beethoven 50 '+ anl
more musical than they would be ifaoI
ing from the heart and brain Of ,od
endless woman? Pray, why is A
krltlk of old bachelor Kant 50 much nj
founder because an old maid did i
write it, or the screaming Laughter Of ID
married Voltaire SO much nober |
cause it did not rattle from the third
of some unpartnered witch Of genijl
Pray, why has not woman who Il
votes herself to art as much right b
withouta husband as Angelo to 90 viiI
out a wife?
First of all intelligence economic
nervous energy. A well-edacated 81
self-reliant, and we'll prepared to "a
the world, is not worn out before ma
riage by consuming anxieteS and
structive outbreaks Of emotion, nor
the early years of marriage BY nen'
inability to meet the trials and Durda
of her life. Secondly, women as a0l'
waste more energy in hopeless strps8'
with their lot, in passionate grlel "
disappointments and calamiteS Tnlcp
proper culture might have spared ',1
than they have ever yet cons4n'r
intellectual effort. In the tAlrd pIlY
the future of the Church and State Y
not depend upon every woman navy. ~.
children, but upon those who 90 ' '.I
sons and daughters of the noO, u ,. w.
tv. "You have a lover surely =, ~.
the coarse-minded judge to CD'I T.
Cordav, as she stood before v
triumphant in her scorn Of DEATH at ,.,,,ll
came the answer like chaln :, 'nbri
the rsr rule Of a Marar, no man should y
father of my child" EEL b
know not how other fathers 's., ,'' sod
I want nv daughters 70 l'@ 81
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-10-30

Fear not the anger Of the wise to raise;
Those best can bear reproof who merit praise.
Pope.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-10-30

As the sun breaks through the darkest clouds,
So honor peereth in the meanest habit,
Shakespeare.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19
sS1.tternetStoc @ferSe

bat man in Der GegeI nibt ungern, neil
ie it6 gut ~fiittern unO metitenS iebr aus
0auerno itno. 0eiienun9eaGtet &nsuB man
babtt lebr oorlthtig iein. Steben mebrere
8feroe neben e%tnanOer, 10 fam Der Suffer-
neiO gefGbrIih peroen uno gu ni6t u1bez
beutenben S6aoen filbren. 8etn SIttern
9ebe man ioI6en Bferben INNER Suerit
unO ui6t, pie bGuftg 9ei6iebt, nit einenE
v0u ptrlt tpobL narten!" 3uIebt. SIS
BARI nGlmlt6 nit St6erEett angenommen
merben, oaB ntele G6[dgereten Dur6 ebert
oteieS 0artenlaiien entitebe1. @tuem
wirtli6 tutterneiOigen BferOe bieie @igenz
i6afr ab5u8eD0bnen. miro i6werIi6 gez
Iin8en; oeito Dorii6ttger uno aufmertfaz
n1er muB oaSielbe %bebauOeLt nerOen. Meln
imner mO8Gi6, 10 lteue man ioGbe Bieroe
an cine Wanb uno battle bic 3tDtiAentpebr
an Der anberen Settle itetS in gutem 3uz
ftanoe. 2lu1 bein1 Qlnbtn0en n1uB man
Die Soften poer Stri6e 10 ridten, 0aB iOIGe
BterOe Die nebenanlt ebenOen nt6t betBen
t0l1e11.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19
No0Genanfsm@t.

SIN Dem Safe, baB cine pert6bole Stutc
feline WtiI6 bat o0er oQs So9len nt6t lauz
gen laiien mill. un6 man aud nt6t i'll Der
Sage lit, 6aS 6oblen al elmer anOeren Stute
lougen gu laiien, bat ii6 OaS SrGnte1 init
~abgera6mter Submil9 als @rlaB fir Die
Wtuttermil1 betpG6rt. @uf etn Quart
abgerabmte Mila ntnlmt man einen @Bz
I0feL boil 2uder uuo ertDGrmt bic Wttlh
auf ettpa 80 u. S. Son 0telem 9etrGnt
gebc mar benz SobLen iouieG, ais es laufsE
min. IS muB oieie5 Grdnfen 0fterS am
Sage eei6eben, ettpa 4-5maL. &nfa1gS
empfe9len li6 fleine 0Q0en, uno crit init
sunebmenoem Glitter fam weHtger oft ge7
trGntt tperoen. 9tie aber bari man Die
Mltl0 gu belisbigem Tri1ten 1tebe1 lallen;
bielme6r mus man itets ben pom elmer
M2ablSeit oerbleibenoen 9teit entTer1ell, oa
faltes Saufen allen iunBen &9ieren l6Go'
LID lit. SSn Der Dierten l8obe le8e man
Dem Toblen gequeti6ten 0afer nno 9uteS
feines 0eu Dor. Gtne Q8O6e tralDer mag
man Der Mtl6 aud ettDa5 Deal8feinle 5H7
ieBen, pel6e ie0o0 oorber 9ebruDt letI1
muuiien. Sci Dieler Titterung miro oaS
SoDlen aud obne WuttermtI9 trG1ttg 8e'
Deiheu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19

lanbe biele 9ienite g~eGeiftet unD f6mpfte
bis gum leBten Ntbem3uge fir Die gerehte
Sertbeilung bon 0ruuo uno So0en an Die
beitBloien Baueru. Die 9teglerunQ nil
nun Die S6uloen 9toletti'S be3aDler, alIetlt
letn Sobn giutila ertldrt in benz Don lelz
mem 8ater 9egrin0eten unb 0uf tbn uberz
gegangenen v%JtGmaull", pap CT 9ttelnanz
bent erIaube, Die Shulben leines GaterS gu
be5a6len, DielmeDr otelel6en aus Dem @r>
TRACE Der Dinterlailenen, nun in Druid GEE
Ie9ten S9rifteu leineS Baters 3u oeGen gez
6enfe. @eipiB ei11 leItener Sau, oab Sobn
ulo 8OltSuerrretung IN Oanfbartett ge9en
eIlen Gooten ft6 gu ltberbleten beitrebt ltno.
- Gin Wlanrt, Der tpe1tgitens TAG
1etnem BreDtgen banoelt TT
Wiutam Green, in 8tSbopmooo 60uie,
0ighgate, 2onoon, Der BrGItDent Der High
gate Gospel Temperance Help One
Another Society. @r 5~erlt0rte fir5It6 i'm
8etletn uno nit benz Seiitanoe Der Wlit>
9lteDer ~9el1annter @eleQi6aft iei1eH gSetn>
teller, Der ettpa $500 Slai1en Nein I'M @e>
lanmtpertb uon $4,000 entbielt. Sn elmer
letre @riiuDe fir otelen S6rttt ertldrenoen
Jteoe benertte er, er lpdre nab retflttber
ueberlegung ultO ~tnbrun1tt9em 0ebet gu
bent GntldluB gelangt, IS lei 0ottes Nlue,
baB er fi6 Don ietnem Betnteller
trenne. ytad oieler Nnipradbe tpur6e
Der Subalt Der SIal6en in Die 9ole gez
i6lttet.
= Sn. Qon6on nur6en bieier Sage
Die beioen Snietn Goppen unD
GaIoen, untpett Sromloe i'm gtoroen
bon Noruegen, Die ais pertbppQe Sago7
uno Stlherei@@ rlnoe gel6ilpert tpuroet
0ffentIi1 Der ltet9ert. Sernerft
puroe 3ur Gn1peblung, oaB Der Ssr3o8
bon @otnburgb Dor etntgen Sabren Dem
Sagolport duf Dteien Snleln obgelegen, unO
fi6 oaulit 60Gltn befrteoigt erfIdrt babe.
2oppen bat etnen umfang BON ettDa s engI.
Wfeilen, uno Die fleiuere Sniel GalDen BON
3 Mleilen. 0as oaieLbit anidiiige Sii6erz
b0ltden beidQftigt ii1 bauptiG6li6 init
benz Stodftl0> sang. Die 2eute troGlten
Den Std In elmer GUBerlt prim.itiDeu gScile,
uno leuben baOou groBe QuontttGtel nab
Sranfrei6 uno Stalien. Oils belon0ereS
9tel3rlIttel fir GGufer tDuroe bon benz Nuc7
t~ionator berporgeboben, oaB auf ben Sn>
lel1 cine 2ebertDrane 6abrtf nubenbrtnGeno
erri1tet tperbeH tDnnte. 9taA gertnger
&onturrel19 !purOen Die Srleln elnen 0rn.
S. @urrb fir $4,000 5u9el6la8e1.
NHo " " u u u u ! Ut pCt UttO OUHt
26. SUM- beri6tet: Ser SuItan err
nannte heute tpdbrenO Der 9roBen Paraoe,
tpeIhe itattfano, Die @enerale DON 9obe
ulD SC a IN p boDenere13 gu 0tDtltonsz
@]eneralen. @enerqL 6iitotp, Delder
fth augen6ltdlt6 in ben OaroarteIIen be-
buf5 Snlpiatrun8 Der Oort neI a~ngeIegten
Sortifttationen aHf6dlt, tpuroe ebenfa4s
gum 0tDtiionS9eneral e%rnannt, oes9let0el
Der @eueral Starfe bon ber Narine uno
Der Georsaniiator Der mtLttdriiden S1uz
len @eneral .. ). @oIs. yfab Der Haz
raoe be9ab ii6 Der Sultan na6 benz IN
Der gtGbe Des 8alatS ettgert6teten 8arafz
fenla3aret0, I'LL Die in ben @efe0teu geSen
bic @rteden O%eriDunOeteH; Solooten ei8enz
bGnot9 81 oefortren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19
WstI@aef6Re.

Su 6o6en @eIGBen iteiat Der gfa0m rtbt
b~ouitGnoig an bic OberldAe. Oelen un7
eea6tct finoet man in fIeinen Wirt0ldaTteH
nod INNER bGufig Die bobet olten &opfe.
Tlahe, nur etntge 3ou bobe SDGlen Aez
0tabm. Sim beten fino Die S@alen aus
Stetugut. SSn Den 8le6idaleH, 1ao 1Ino
oielelbeu aud NOD 10 gut ber5Innt, SEPT DIE
Sdure Der UtiI0 Iet6t nit ben W{etauz
8erbinounger ein, ipel0e 16G0lt0 toIrten
f0nnen; beiou6er5 lit Dies BET Tau BET @ez
fQBen, ueIde I3ilt eutDaIten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19
1Oir0 QeOGilt

brrdb fie, tpcnn fem auOereS Wtittet mebr
hilft. 9a8 babe i'd erfobrcIr, unO ihre Au=
t%pellonng bon d3eit 8n Belt hat MIDI ieitbem
III geiHnoem 3ultanoe erbalten." s. %.
Gmitb bon lltica, q. g., ihrcibt: SD &c.
bral9e Gper'8 Ytuen icit pielen Sobren
gegcn 2eberlcj6en NIB 0tangeG an Ser.
oaunng, un0 babe tbre @irfltng INNER
RAID unO enti0ie0en gefunoen." 0fifarO
0tOrri8 Don 2pnu, Dtaiiy i4reibt: ~9ta9
louQem 9eiOeu lplrOe idl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19
mumS 0erSGtner+

@ou Elm iunges GteD Wobl geb0rtt tpers
ben uno bas 9orH DG6St ridt Oa btnalS.
tpo man eS 6abeu nil, 10 made man our
Der Seite, robin bas 9orn tpad)len lou,
an 6asjeIbe 2 - 3 tleine melierrildentiere
Giuldnitte. Oaburd tpenOet IS fth i'm
@a6ien UNI. U2an fam auf oieie WeIle
Die S0rner 10 nieIe 0taI berunOrsben, ais
man mill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19
91tittela

Nper'8 @iGen bon 0~lagenf6ndde nno
2eberlei0eu gebeilt. sic baben mir ntebr
gtutcn gcbra9t al8 ir8ero cine arlbere grs.
net, bic i'd je gebrauft babe" Sobn 8urs
Oett BON Grop, Sopa, i9retbt: ~0af ;pet
Sabre lang fitbrte i'd in 6Olse BON Magers
i4pdae ein elenOc5 2ebeu. Ollie dr3tlid)e
9itlfe gepabrte mir MIR boribergebenOe
ginoerung. SD fiel ob uno mar iebr ges
i0ipQ6t. Giner utei1er Sreunbe, Der ouf
Gbnli1e 8eiie gelitteH 6atte, ristb mir
Gper'S Piaen an. SD folgte ieinem @atbe,
MnO 5lpar nit benz g(iidlidlten Grfolge.
8alS b0rte meme g1Qbru1g auf mir 8ez
ihweroeu Ill mafen, Der Ippetit feIte ii6
ipicoer Elm, unb i6 ipuroe 10 9ellnc uro
trQftig mie MIR je."
9G0er'o NiOem
3ubereitet bon
81. 8. 6. eyer G. Co., 3otneG, @af.
Sn auen 4potbefen gu baber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19
SebanoGmms Der Gemitfep1anaen.

SaS @Inpflan5en un0 8egieBen Der @ez
muleptlan3en 1T l6etnbdr cine Nrbeit, iber
tDelde man fem Wort gu OerIiereu brauht.
neil lie obne6tn Ssoer perltebt. Qlber es lit
pies oo9 1l1t 9dn5 rI1ttg. Dte 1GdfoIQenz
Der Gertht betpetler mag. lin Al tuii1en,
in ipeldem 3ultanoe Die Bflan3en am be-
1te1 antDQ6len, Duroen Dor etl0a 4 gHDd1en
Wtlltbeetpflan3en bon 2 SaLatQrten, NAM
LID T0reuenlalat u1o %logenannter r0mis
l6er Salat, Iotpte bon tomatoes uno Der
langen rotben Salatribe ausgeIekt, urtb
3tpar IN 3tpet Nbtbetlungen. Die critic gbz
t9etln19 9elan9te oaun CUR Q~usplan3ung,
ais 1tb Die erlten betoen mirfLtden 8Idtter
uno WIr3elben gebtIoet u1o cine QGnae
bon 2-3 3ou erret6t batten, 49, uno Die
3tpette Qbtbetlung nm 10 Sage ipGter, ols
Die PHdn50en betnabe nod einmaG 10 bob
tparen. Oas @rgebntB lit, oaB bic lpdter
aus9eleBten Bfan5en jest Die anoeren ldon
mett uberbolt baben uno piel 0eluuDer aus
leber, ats Die 3uerit a~uS9epaan3ten. 6ierz
aus olrtte Der S6luB au 5Ieben letn, bah
man be11er an 3elt lpart, tpenr man bic
BflaTl5e crit oann Deciebt, tpenn 1te TIRE
Gtnoer16ube ous8eSogen bat.
Cine pettere G6atlahe betrtfft bos @iez
Ben Der Sebltnge. Marum brtnot mar es
troB Iofortt9en@ tn8teBen5 uno tGgltdo 5neiz
maltger SelprtBung ni6t 81 0ege, oaB Die
Bflan3en iofort netter pa6ien? @s tritt
INNER tnebr Ober peniger oaS Germelfen
Der gebtloeten 8l6tter eill, unb crit baum,
na6oem cine 8ode oergangen lit unD
loenl1 li6 neue 8ldtter biloen, bietet DaS
Seet ben gemiinl6ten Nnbltd bar. Die
8emllebeete peroen nit Der BrauIe be-
9ollen. Wfan mable nun 2 gIei9e SaIatz
beete, tn tuelde our 3mil6ennuBung .3mlez
bel1 e~tngeplan3t 1tno, uno bebauoele lie in
Der Netle, oaB oaS cine Sect nit Der
Sr0ule Iber8olien wiro, pGbreno bel benz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19
9en maoen III f6rfen, sen @ppetit an,

Gen gtager st ffdrfer, ben appettt un3tts
rcgeyt, ltnO ben i9rcflif bebriiften mo
nie6ergeItlagencn 3uitan0 GIT bcilcn, Der
rurG) llaoeroaultGfejt er3ei,gt mirb, gjcbt
e8 fein mtrfamcre8 0tittel ais @per's
@iNen. 9ieie PiDen ent6alten neber Salo.
mel nod irgc10 eiueu o16crH giftigen &C..
ItanotbeiG, iuirfeH mltaittclbar auf bic Scrs
bauungsorgate, u1O ertDeilen bem gaHIcr
&5rper Strait unO Gciuu6beit. 8. y.
Bonner bon Gbefter, ga, iareibt: sd
made felt 80 Sabreu Gebraudj bon Aber's
Yileu, uno bin iiber3cugt, oaB ih obne tie
bente niGt am QebeN mare. WlaqeniAluaGe
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-07
AN UNPROvOkEO ASSAULT.


catholic Procession AssaiIed by Or.
| ansemen-,iady People Injured
DUBLIN, July In order TO ave tbe
Conservative WorAingmens Club from de.
| structicn during a riot Monday night tb,.
| police We're obliged to surround the build
| ing. They then arrested seventy of tha
Inmates who had engaged in THROWING hot
ties at, and firing upon the Catholic mr.,
cesSlon Investigation Tuesday morning
SHOWS mat as result of the tight three
Catholics are dying and twenty Others ara
III hospital suffering from wounds by broken
glass and bullets.
Inc irritation against the Orangemeu for
what Is pronounced an unproyoked assault
Is intense, aud threats of vengeance arn
heard in all 1uarters. In an interviau
with a q. bic news repor er Tuesday after.
noon, Mr. Joseph Hylana, member of tb.
procession. who lies woun,led in the hos.
pitai, said that he was walking ouiatIv
with the others down York stract
when suddenly, aud without the
slightest provocation, bottles vyaro
thrown from the clubhouse Windows
crashing down among those in the nrn.
cesstoh continuously. When the noIics
arrived, and after they had formed a
corio1, the shower OF bottles continued
the sound OF the breaking glass being inter
srer'ed with revolver shots The peona in
the street retofted by breaking the window,
cf the CLUB ouse. Mr. Hyland saws tbat
he was struck by bottle in the ribs am;
then by bullet which pierced his thigh
he ieli as the police were in the act Of
stormlnS the building and remembers nWb
Ing further He was afterwards carriai
to the hospital
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-07
A " WORLD OF WICkEnNESS.
AFROCloUS GRIMES COMMITTED BY
THE SINFUL ONES.

ho"nS fiend Shoots Two Girls, Filling
Their iaces with Bird rd-Shot-Anutb.r
outbrcah in Rowan County, Kentucky
An Umpire hobbed-A Row al a Picnic
calendar Of Days Grimes.
PEovInENCE, Il. l., July 7.-At about 20
o'clock MOnday evening, while Agnes LYNN
ana Kate hlernan, both aged Il years, were
sitting In vacant lot in the northern mart
oi The city, they were approached by an
acquaintance named Joseph f. Nolan, aged
u years, who deliberately pointed a single
haIreled shotgun at them. They, becoming
alarmed, sprang TO their feet. CRYING
Don shoot Nolan pulled the trigger,
dischdrSlhg neayy load of bird shot INTO
the faces ol the girls They fell. bathed in
blood, aud Nolan, dropping his gun, ran
away. The girls were conveyed to their
homes Agnes Lynn was found to be very
seriously injured and will probably lose
both eyes. The Herman girl. though suf
lerin% great pain, was not dangerously
haIi Nolan was found hiding in the Old
horse buying ground. When locked I'd he
protested hls innocence. claiming that the
shooting vas accidental, but there. is a belief
That Jealousy of one Of the girls caused him
To commit the deed.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-07

AfH 1oRh, Jdly Twenty thousane
"orklhSmen, representing many labor or
sanl1ationS, attended home rule mas.,
meeting leh by the Central Labor union i,
Union square Monday afternoon There
wele speaking from four stands Henry
George, Lii Devereux Blake, and Mr.,
Parneil were among the speakers An al.
dress to the worklnsmen of Great Britain
and Ireland was adopted, calling on them ,c
grant TO Ireland autonomy as most certainly
caieuiatel to engendGr a spirit of love for
and patriotic rrido in the mother country
and huiid UP comfy Of feeling with the
people of the United States, making a union
of the English speaking nations, with an
untold power for goo in lis influence on the
world
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-07
ROCK ISLAND, WEDNESDAY, JULY :. 1856
sas CONGRESSIONAL MATTERS.
The Appropriation for the Purchase of q
Ship Canal Dpposrd.

| WASHINGTON CITY, July The house
was in session Monday notwithstanding the
| holiday, and kept hard at work with a good
| attendance Of members until O'Clock D. m.
| At that time there wefe but ten pages of
| the general deficiency bill 10 consider. and
adjournment was taken. The only member
VINO attempted TO adjourn earlier was Law
Ter OF Chicago The principal change made
IN the bill by the committee Of the whole
was TO strike out point of the clause rat.
lying the readjustment Of postmaster sala-
Ties, and then to strike out the S392, 900 ap.
prlated to meet the readjustment
knights Of Labor petitions praying for
the passage of measures in the interest of
labor were presented in the house Tuesday
by Harmer and O'Neill of Pennsylvania
Iaulbee Of Kentucky called up the report
ol tile committee on invalid pensions on the
presidential veto on the till granting a
pension to Carter W. Tiller, and maintained
that that the president in disapproying the
bill had acted under a Misrepresentation
Discussion ensued, which became quite
spirited upon motion being made by Mat
son OF Indiana TO defer further considera
tloh or the matter until Friday next, the
Republicans demanding immediate action
Inc motion 70 postpone was agreed to- how
ever, and after dispensing with the mufn-
ING honr, the house. in committee of the
Whole, resumed consideration of the general
deficiency appropriation bill
lie END or the bill having been reacbe
the committee went back by Agreement to
The paragraph relating TO the state DEPART
ment cannon criticised the bill for its
sins of omission which hs dec arad ,vara a,-
traordinary.
In the senate, Tuesday, a large number of
hhight' oil Labor petitions, praying for the
passage of railroad land forfeiture bills,
We're pscsented, and appropriately referred
Cockrell reported from the committee on
military affairs the bill to regulate the nav
OF army and navy officers who neglect to
provide for their families
lhe senate took up the bill to secure the
cherokee freedmen, and others, their share
OF certain proceeds of land.
ingalls, from the committee on Indian
affairs reported, and the senate PASSED n
substitute for this bill 1t appropriates
E'',ooj Ior the purpose, and directs how.it
shall be distributed
Consideration OF the amendments to thu
river and harbor bill was tpen resumai
ingalls, made point of order AGAINST tbs
appropriation OF $4,000 for the purchase
OF the sturgeon Bay a Lake Michigan Shin
canal anu harbor OF refuge, claiming that
this was not bill to buy canals, and that
tie Item referred to was general Iegi.la
ton
senator EdmUnds also opposed the
amendment bitterly.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-07
The DECISION DlsPLeAsED THEM
An Angry Mob Attack a Base Bsyim.
Pire for His Ruling.

JERSEY CRY, n. J., July Turing A
game between the Newark and Jersey CITY
base bali clubs here Monday, Umpire Charles
hanieis was mohbed by an angry crowd
because OF an unpopular decision viii n he
made in favor of the Newarks. He was GOT
out OF the enclosure and into a street car
but The mob followed and stoned the car
wreckins all the windows. Finally the car
ran oil the track 1t was at once sur.
rounded by the crowd and Daniels was
dragged out, but members of both clphs
who had gone along TO protect him suc.
ceeded once more IN rescuing him from tho
mob, and he was. hurried to the ferry bouss
ana aboard train for Newark. Ills nnlv
palhiul wound was bruise caused by a
large stone which struck his lee
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-07

loNp IN, July -, be Chronicle and Tbs
News are the only papers that pay attention
10 Mr.. Beechers sermon in City Temple
Sunday. The Chronicle says: The pro
ceedings were hardly as decorous as is desir
able IN a place of worship when dfviue
service il being conducted, many of the
reverand genileman's illustrations being
received by the closely packed congregation
with loud laughter. There was nothing.
however, either in the text or the treat nent
TO provoke hharity. Mr. Beecher is ven
cradle looking gentleman. In his opening
prayer Lis voice was almo3t inaulble "
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-07

CHiCAeo, July "A man and woman #
TeSpe' able appearance engaged board with
hush iavis a few days ago. The connie
haI no money, at least none of it was pa,d
70 Mr., Davis, and as their baggage consisted
solely OF paste board box, he asked them
lor their board money Monday. They
started to leave the house, and made an nj;
tempt TO carry oil the paste board Sarato,,,
with them, but PAWS grabbed the boy a3I
the couple left the house burriedly, baied =
Gao, and were driven rapidly south ON
auash avenue On opening tba hox II
was found 10 contain the body ,,f a five
Weeks Old baby and a bottle of alcohol
Ihe couple did not give their names
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-07

oINtiNNArI, Ohio, July Chester mark
was crowded Monday afternoon by a mot
icy crowd Of 81 orting people to witness the
isht between Jack Burke, the Irish lad and
fete Nolan, young fellow of Cincinnati;
VINO gives exceedingly great promise as a
pughist This was Nolan's second appear.
ahce IN the ring, his former being at the
nsht with Burke early in June, which was
ueciared>a draw. The fight Monday after
Ioon was eight rounds, marquis of Queens
Derry rules, for big stake and heavy gate
receipts. 1t was hard fight and bitter
one, but Burke was plainly bested III
lace was badly battered up. whiIs Nolon
escaped almost unhurt Burke feels had
oNer Tue result, as he boastsd he would best
Nolan iii three rounds
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-07

CINcIANAri, July Moses kusworm &
20, Wholesale dealers in cigars aud teas. at
10: West Twenty second street, assisns /:
tuesday morning to D. J. Workum. Assets
so',oN; liabilities SO, ,0J0. Daniel L,isworu
the iather of Moses, also assigned Assets;
S",oo3; liabilities S63,O0Q The latter fail
ure was caused by Endorsement of bis son,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-07

IuScoLA, Ills, July 7-HcnIy Wildman
who cut his wile's threat saturday ne. ,
Atwood, and then cut his own bad RI
Ninupipe se"ed up Monday and is now
ies'iiis =: easy. Ihyslc!ans say he will surely
Ute uo,, q great deal ot talk about lynchln-
hdhlan Is Indulged in. The funeral Of
MT Nlidman Monday, at Atwood, has
ohiy added fuel to tie flames The funeral
was largely attended, crowds being at
Ifac'ed by curiosity TO learn the details of
The tragedy Whitman Is under a strong
guard OF deputy sheIiis, who hope tc
escape with him to the county Jail sboulc
his condition warrant removal WiIdman
lies IN seni-conscious condition and nm
able TO speak a word.