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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-15
REBElLIOUS CONVICT GOLFERS.
Plan TO Starve Them Into Submission
A Reign of Terror.

A rIsn to starve Them Into Submission
A Reign of Terror.
ATLANTA, Ga, July i5-Ihere is a reign
of terror in the Dade county mines These
mines are worked by 500 long term con
victs. The convicts are divided into half
dozen stockades, in which they are Sc
curely chained. When the first stockade
was opened Monday l20 convicts confined
therein refused to go to work. They said
they would rather die than to live in the
torture they were compelled to endure
They complained against the heavy tasks
and the excessive heat in the crowded sto k
ades.
Col. Towers, in charge of the prisoners,
telegraphed Governor Mcdaniel, and the Gate
City guards have been called to arms The
plan of starving the convicts into submis-
sion is now being tried. 1t is now sixty
hours since they have tasted food. There
is danger that the imprisoned men in their
desperation may rush for the doors in which
case they will be shot down like mad dogs
Severe Storm in Ohio.
STEuBENvILLE, Ohio July ia violent
wind and rainstorm, amounting almost to
cyclone, passed over this city and vicinity
early Wednesday morning. The storm was
accompanied by terrific thunder and
lightning \ large number of roofs of
dwellings and barns were carried away,
orchards and shade trees uprooted, and both
standing and harvested crop, severely in
jured.
PIQuA, Ohio, July 1a.-Tuesday evening
about $50 o'clock, during very severe
thunder storm, the residence of W. II.
kuhlman. on South Main street, was struck
by lightning, instantly killing his son Au-
gust. aged a years. The bed on which he
lay was literally torn to pieces, and the
ledstead made into kindlinps
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-15
ROCK ISLAND.
A Great Victory
A Terrible Case of Scrofula
Cured by
Hoods SarsaparilIa

:" In the winter of 1879 was attacked with
Scrofula in one of the most aggravating forms
At one time | had no less than thirteen large
assesses over and around my neck and throat.
continually eXuding an offensive mass of
bloody matter disgusting to behold, and
almost intolerable TO endure. II is impossible
to fully describe my sufferings, as the case
was complicated with Chronic Catarrh. After
three years of misery, having been treated by
three physicians, I was worse than ever
Finally, on the recommendation of W. J.
liuntley, druggist, of Lockport, was induced
TO try Hoods Sarsaparilla. And now, after
having taken twelve bottles, within the last
twelve months. the scrofulous eruptions have
entirely ceased. and the assesses have all
disappeared, except the unsightly sears, which
are daily becoming smaller by degrees. and
beautifully less do not know what il NAV
have done for others, but do know that in
my case Hoods SarsanarilIa has proved an
enectlve specIhc indeed. As an evidence of
my gratitude send these facts unsolicited
and | am ready to verify the authenticity of
this cure. by personal correspondence with
any one who doubts it." CHARLES A. ROB
ERTs, East Wilson, N. Y.
This statement is confirmed Ivy W. J. Hunt
ley. druggist, of Lockport, n. Y. who calls the
cure great gictory for Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Sendfor book giving statements ofmany cures.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold By all druggists. 81; six for S.. Made
cnly by C. l. HOOD s. CO., Lowell, Mass.
looaDoses One Dollar.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-15

Wheat-ttu',1 AMI easy; "a h at1 July. sae,
Au US &c. september .}la ron-Fnm
and quiet; 'a-h an juiy a.. Augu.,t Acla, s.,
temher -, Oats-N 'm'fa'
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

Snow, 90 ihe depth of three inches fell in
Pet ssey Friday.
J. n. Msfheauv. ~ the o. 4 e. aas re-
furnei from the Nnrh
A Drvsdale Northern Passenger Agent
If the Union Pacific ls in the cifg
Fifteen miles of track have been laid on
The Musseeou Division ~ Dr. % X 4
The Grand Trunk railroad is giving chea ,
excursions - severa' eIIie- in Hieaigaa So
clufing Grand Rspiis.
HT IA Bsr travelling freight agent for
fhe Detroit & Northern raiifosd. Wa in tle
cif, sesfereaf He reformed home last
night
sam Powell. the Woodruf sleeping car
conductor tef uaen fhi- cfy sHd Mses rev
nas b en called ~ Chicago fo report for
1ufs fof the winter.
The q b a. Winter sine tsh'e 1iI ec
into efefs tomorrow TIE n fh hourd
train 10 fravere. t7iv leaves 81 m ard
he trains tD NsCttnag gfF lesre nrre a..
NJ ~ m and - m- TIE morning
trains gHi hare q chair csF and TIE sffer
noon trans Uil fass . sieeper Trs n.
arrive frsn MsckiusN lItr 81 le}9 tii
snd ass 8 RI ard from frsrer-e Cff n
lanp RI The nniv change ~ nft
h rua trains fhaf tte f39 p r. fra'r
( riu ieaVe 81 SIS M. The A 81 ~
hss nas see us1f oai tne Winter tlnss
saHta
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

when will the library be open, Mr..
Carr Is the question that Is daily asked
the Librarian by innumerabie people of al
classes. To response to the same question
asked by reporter, be replied. We can 2
tell exactly vet bat probably We shall be-
ready 20 give out books by the 2otn of this
month
What changes are you making was
asked.
we are repairing and rebiuding many oi
the books aud gegtl taem iu guvi condi
tion. and We a Completing The cst8loEus
and preparing q ntW plan Tor giving uu
books Ne are ssrsing ss rapidly a. irissl-
ble and have employed ext a ~ islsnfs s.
a. not 20 Keep the people waiiii ans iongeT
than nee sssarY The only thing We back
no~ IS complefe catalogue. hut we can {
hope for that for while YET. Why no
Why 20 would tage tNo people one year ~
steady work 70 prepare suitable oata
lOgue.'
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03
HARRY WILKES NhS
The Great Trotter Takes Three
Straight Heats.
THE GREATEST RICE Of THE SIlSos.
leo Thousand Peeps T4rn Oot a.
Chicago 10 , it-fasi ime
Made Wilkes Wins
Ners tssiY.

Cmrseo, oci. --FavaHsd ~ ..sauiial
westher cros q ~ from eiahi a. sen iAou-
sand b, olle gathered ~ Washington fsrk
10 see Harry Miikes Oliver k. ani B le
D. the famous fisers oi thls years frasIing
circuits struggle for purse of = 600 The
track was in a splendid c0naluon and yerg
fast for this season of Ihs year Ne sach
gathering II race iraoK oeisbriies las i.e~n
seen in iLis city since the race bstwesn
Rarns Hopeful and Great Essiern O.suber
j. ISIS J I Case, Steve buil. ihe osu.r
IL Phu sheridan. Orun hinok. ~ San
Francisco, Nathan Strauss and j IA
Temple. Bert sheldon and Geo Arcber. q
Rochester Billy EdWafIs oi lieYtiAud. "
r. Cody, Geo. tarbes, former Owner -
onTer h, and maAY other pnsmiH~nt
hOnsemen nom az paris Of fhe country
were present Al 80 lhe hor>es eaue
10 the post After So ring IA oe
tunes the word was gwen with Onsef h o.
the pole aud BE le b on The outside
Wilkes rushed 10 the front sefofe lle iifs
bad travelled a furi0ng. with Oliver n a
length behind. lie Vas lappe0 hs Belle =
Passing the quarter Wilkes Increased has
lead 10 three lengths, oliver n was in be
rear aud Belle n seemed distances siK
lengths benind Along the back stretch
Wilkes came like WhirlNlnd and al ihe
stable turn was Eve lengths Ahsad Al
his point Doble called ou oliver who
made a gallant effort to catch Mlises he
closed the gap and al the three-Quarlers Vas
clnging % Van Ness' ~Leei Sses.ldng
into the stretch the pace b came tol terrific
for Oliver h. while Wilkes SEEMED iuri
warming 90 his work and troilinc under
the wire an easy winner by Two lengths
The horses got Of in good shape ln the
second beat AID trOtied tsge,her 10 the
Club House turn. where Wilkes shot the
party and al the quarter was length ead
With Belle + away IN the rear. oliver n
and Wilkes troifed together unul the
stretch was reached. where Van Nes- "a lei
on Wilkes who flea under The wire. winner
by half length. Belle r. barely escaped
being disisnoed
The third and what proved the decisive
heat was more inierestna than pre-
deceSsOrs Wilkes rushed 10 the front. but
vas Tapped sroanc The Club House turn by
Oliver X who seemed 10 be iroiii..s ia
splendid form. All three were tapping
each other on the back sireich hui al The
half Belle 4 dropped out At three quar-
fers they were on nearly even terms tut
Wilkes. With a tremendous bursf n slped.
dashed into the straight and came in winner
by length Oliver X second. Belle y.
third, time. 2l6t. 2.i7i aud 2lhi ln ihe
Club Sweepstakes trot Dlck Stafoor Won in
three straight bestS.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03
BARRY CDUN1Y FAIR.
A Very Successful Eyent-Building Boom
and Other III -tings News

and Other III -tings News
t1sNlsySS " WI VyNt1sN4-st -stN.N0.
HASTINGS, Oct 2-Ine Barry County
Fair, which closed yesterday, was one of
the most successful during the thirty four
years existence OF the society. In spite of
slight rain and cold wind the attendance
was large The exhibit of horses. poultry,
cereals, fruit and vegetables was the finest
in the history of the county. Floral hall
was about up TO the average The art de-
partment, which for several years has been
subjected to loud-mouthed criticism by
wOuld-be critics, an ssing some, disgusting
others and making it very unpleasant for
Judges and supsrintendants. was about as
usual Financially speaking il was more
of a success thah the State Fair. for there
will be no debts weighing upon the con
science of the executive committee.
The building boom still continues and
the click of the stone hammer resOundS
where but a short time ago il was the thud
of the steamer. Barlow Il Co. have the
frame work up tor their new elevator The
Hastings Iron and Engine Works are Law
ing the foundation for their buildings The
basement for the new hotel and opera
house Is nearly completed and large gang =
of hands are putting IN abutments for the
iron bridge across the river.
The 6rst gun for the Republican cam
paign Will be touched off by Robert Frazer.
Oct :. This will be followed by a bonn
bardment by Farmer Luce on the l4th.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

AvosDALs. County Wicklow, sept 25.-
H. John F,fz Gerald Irssidest Irish A,fioaat
Lsasae ~ Amerios- DEAR slR. The rejection
Of ;he Tenants Relief bail. the vile lhre&ts
~ the Irish Secretary and the alarming in
crease ln the number Of evlcuons. clearly
Indicate tue com menoeuent Of a
combined movement Of eKtermination
against the tel ant farmers Of Ireland by the
English Government and the Irish land
lords lose no time in advising you Of the
importance OF an appeal on an occasion
which has seldom been equaled in al
the troubled history OF Ireland ! know
that il will be the highest duty of the the
most honorable task which can engage the
attention Of my eOuntrymen ia
free America 10 do all that
lies in their power and help
Illustrate attempts Of those whose would as
sassinste our nation. aud 10 all alleviate the
sufierings Of those who unhAppily must
be the numerous victims of the social war,
which has been preached by the rich and
powerful government Of England against
our people. In sending Us that moral aid
material assistance which has never been
wanting. has never been stinted from
your side of the Atlantic. You will per
form two most important and valuable
functions. you will encourage the weak to
resist and bear oppression. and you will
also lesson and alternate those
feelings of despair in the minds
of the evicted. which have
20 often and so unhappily stimulated
those vIcliuls TO have recourse 10 the wild
spirit of revenge In doing so you will
assist in preserving for our nation that
peaceful revolution which has received re-
Gently an almost cunning triumph. while
" OF
sion and encourage our people until the
final goal of legislative independence has
been won. Yours faithfully.
On. pr ~. Srrrr pr y pNrrr
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

vas csiled in P,.ics q .1sgt rs-sersias a. 81
ienrnmfnf yss ssker unfi nf5i Ntaises-
dsr NJ Hfae fllen veff - - ffent
Cea~s and n8reiasd e vrii 81 hs .ees oefl,as.
ur,an vhfcs 30 rtsiseodeffts ~tFe reies~-s
ans fne neerff0 ul.fn fht erlf 81 nstsse
q defisltri nr.U fhe reh1ift af the ofdi
nerae urder wnIcr .tef ~efe erfeete1 -
fsaes HHofFaHt7T ID. arnf I.srs.,ed
fue streets tnsf ereri irF rfti.u' hsrnefe ~
rsa.t sn5 0ers nc- moitsfe1 - fhe pulfo<
srfhsrl-ses
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03
TnE DIZZY OLD ROCK.
Two Tons OF Giant Powder Fail To Have
Effect on >ton- Mountain.

Effect on >ton- Mountain.
ATLANTA. Ga. Oct An attempt 10 re-
duce Stone Mountain to the level of the
surrounding cOantry by means Of giant
powder was made this afternoon by parties
from this city. The mountain in question
is located eighteen miles from this place, IS
500 feet high and has circumference Of
FIVE miles Il j. the largest known bed OF
rock in the world. A thirty foot shaft was
sunk and two tons of giant powder placed
therein A fuse vas attached and the mine
fred. The result was Disappointing; no
percepuble change in the contour of the
great bed Of rock was noticeable. Three
months hence another attempt will be
made Excursion trains containing large
crowds Of people were run 10 the mountain
and they all returned 10 the city much dis
appointed at the failure OF the blast
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

In the marer ~ sfrsiRhlening Essi
Bridze-st. the jury in t.s superior Cou1i
yesterday. declared fhe Improvement
necessary and susr3es damages - folsoes
Nary Porers sGGo. Benismin p Emery
1ns Andrew Mere nofis. 500 Wrr
i Narrlnwtan sle - p Corhrf So
John Rurlsr s8H D p caTarf see.a
see--iusisu az ~ Ism-s ne Gear Al 20
John Ra'er ssconi ae~rrip ptIan. So fi
tass. g. AS a.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03
MURDER At DETROIT
The Brick-Pond Drowning
Turns Out a Foul Crime.
ss0IHER NAN SIlBBEO TO DEATH.
The State Prison Counterfeiter Taken
10 Oetroit-A Mysterious Death
Hastings Ne~s---Other Spe-
cal Telegraph News.

ta1-ss.tt fe Est ft.f-tsv -stss-g.
DErKoiT Mich. Oei. The city Wa
startled today OF the announcement THAI
another murder bad been committed The
man Lowry Shaw, who was found dead Ia
brick yard pond, as chronicled in these
dispatches yesterday. II appears was dead
befor he was submerged ia tie pond. Drs
owen, Clark and Henderson all agree after
an autopsy. that Shaw was murdered and
the body thrown into the pond 10 conceal
the crime The police are Investigating and
think they have a clue.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

A Gratifying X. port Of the BOARD OF
Visitors.

WssHSar0S Oct The Board Of Wis
itors of the Government Insane Asylum
a. Washington. in their annual report state
thai there we're 1f7 patients in the hospital
on june 50 ao6 males and 50l females. The
report saws that considering the advanced
aud chronic character ot disease In 50 large
proportion OF the inmates. the
percentage 0t recovery. - per cent Of those
under treatment. must be considered very
encouraging and satisfactory. The farm
CONNECTED with the hospital hss been fairly
profitable $50 CD worth Of products having
been raised upon 10 during he year, but lis
chief advantage IS IN The employment and
recreation it Affords many Of the inmates
Of the institution The custom Of taxing men
and women out 90 wOi = in the fields and
Washhouses has been found 10 be "A good
rule and the general health of the patients
has been improved
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

tNs~-slst f- Frt ft~tSNs--ctsA-N
DETRou, Oct. Martin Waters, boiler
maker So years old, was found about q
o'clock last evening stretched on the lawn
in front of the Public Library. He was
taken TO the Central Station. where be died
in ten minutes IL is cOniectured that
death resulted from natural causes, but 10
settle the question definitely, Coroner Ian
sing has requested County Physician Owen
TO examine the body and make an autopsy.
Walters friends believe foul play was the
cause of his death.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

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rr. hss rerar 81
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hres7 8 r aif cv
N - AvsFf hss gore Fest to stteDd the
farers ~ frr
H~s urN len N- D = DsT =
I'D He I8s HseEsrr hsre returned irssn
fhaczEo
Nes 0o-s fo-Fe e0d hrosbt-. F-eda's
IF yesterday fr Isskcss EHre teeF ~.
raske tre.r honoe r5ib fhesr fl ber
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

Messrs John Watson. Dennis Coon. Rus
sell Edison. Martin Wheeler and Iun
Chison are 81 sterns Bssou. near Spring
Lake, hunting sud fishing George Nc
Innes. Who has been With the parry np %
noon yesterday ssys Thar the cold snap has
driven the Vafer f0rl info the b ou and
that bis party hsd shot when hf len tren
Is nine ducks eighteen partridge, and bad
caught smong other fish. two pickerei
weighing ten pounds esch
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

tht-sHtNN - Ast At-teNAs-seNes.
JACKSON, Mich, Oct. 2.-The Consoh-
dated Middlings Purifier Company, Of this
city, has begun suit against Philip and
Charles Ferrier and George w. Walter
house, of Ypsilanti, in the United States
District Court for the Western District OF
Michigan, for infringement of patents in
having sold middlings purifiers manufac-
tured at Dayton. Ohio, and known as the
"Odelln Purifier.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

FWlAnFLFHIA Oct =
Innings. 3 IS s 8
Phi.ads .Dhia. % / % 1 % o o.
So Louis. % 90 % D % O. /
Ra-e Hira- PhHade phia 8 81 Louis 6.
Errors Phiiad-'ph.a @ ST. Louis II
bafreries-Daig and tusics. Kirby and
Mttrs
impire Fin Inner
Toe following zsmes Earc PLAYED by the
American A--ocIafl.n fuQRf
A P.rhlrz-BroosiFn. o. Aiiez bRny. 4
A 81 Lous-- Iouis 8. Nefr0poi-
f8n
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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

The snnasl nesf e ~ TIE nion Benseo-
lent A. sis,inn 49, 10 heli a. fhe home
oorner 81 C.a.4rs sve ard Ieon-st Taes-
day 0rf sf ~ ffrs ~ IRE
s-rsrs1z reS- 81 - esecte5 sud reFr7fs q
she r4sf res-z rark rrsd TIE rfsr vea-
e~.lr as seH - u.s1 he-s ~ fts sssoeia
ton S-s corss e iroi-ss - - rr~e@nf
Cuss7rs SaFrtFn Pres cert
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

JERoNF PARK. Oct p Tie winners fo-
day were Gi,auer, Isegard. Nolauie Min
ME. Major Pickett .sieepe, faiI course
In consequence II the dscision ni be- Cor
p0raiion Council prehibIung hei iae 81
Jerame Park there viii b. 80 more racing
this Fall This meeting Wii he corurued
az Gravesenc commencing ne1f Iussgas.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

sNs4tsst 70 yst Tt-t-sAs-vtsA-o-
Jackson. Oct 2-fhe prisoner, Adolph
Gordon. detected IN counterieiting in The
State prison was taken Ia Detroit tonight
for Trial IN he United States Court With
PASCAL. the man suspected of pushing the
bogus money
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

spslesl.t 30 1et 7tAteasv-stV.Ne.
CHEBoYGAN. Mich, oct. 2.-Nesterdsy
Duncan McMullen, slab cutter in mill a.
Duncan City, was accidentally thrown on =
circular saw. HIS left leg was severed
below the knee and the lower part of his
abdomen cut open
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

second day S races az I.atomis were a. fol-
lows. kennehec, Lisland Sir Joseph. Flora
ana Noniata Reeeut Iais last race Vas
for TIE Spnne Brook s-akes
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

auee heretofore rrlasrsa fae Le4aiae aD4
mosf earnestly a-s fae lrIsa A'nF'il .A ffe.s 3
o. sro. g. onr loalfrF neu to lie Imperative
ue. ess Ii VI anlfd decisive and piemli
8 on n aidlrg lde anr-es lotion fand I
81. eud az 90. cal from han Dh4s. oieaart
Fafuel whose frub.r terms saoui1
aWaken . Response in ihe heart % every
friend az fhe oppressed. and more especially }
iu those of uv rliow C0uEtrs men. rr-
main, yours faithfully.
Joss FIIz3ERALD
President Irish National League.of Ameuca.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

CLAaksguLE. Team Oct "A heavy
frost here last light badly damaged the to-
o4Cc0 that slu remains .n The held.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

Charles / Shatnck -'li looks to roe IS
If Kniean was irving 10 busi up the Board
of Police and Fire Commissioners bee
got them 10 wrsngline among tnenl-sltes
aud % he surprised ii 81 does nof neent in
the abolishmeni II thai branch oi fhe cify
government AZ the next session ol THE Leg-
islsture