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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-12

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of the clans of late haul
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-12

to be fast disappearing before the guns
Of the plume hunters
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-12

1t is said to be English to meyer wash
Strawberries, but to roll them carefully in
a towel until 'the grit disappears.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-12

A lily, Jet black in color is in bloom
at Chico, Cal. Ii emits very disagreea-
bile odnr.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-12
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-12
The Highest Advantages are
offered.

French and German are spoken: special siten-
ton is given 10 literary studies. Every pupil il
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-09
sndden Denih.

Yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock the
funeral of Mr. John b. Schultz took
place at his residence on the New North
road, ifeurico county. On Saturday Mr..
Schultz was apparently perfectly well,
but while walking aiong the road near
bis home he suddenly fell, and almost
Immediately expired.
II seems that some years ago he was a
sufferer from Brights disease Of the kid
neys, and was in very poor health. He
at once consulted physicians, and under
went a system of thorough medical
treatment aud it was thought the disease
had been entirely mastered and that he
had completely recovered. no one sus-
pected otherwise until his uulooked-ior
demise on Saturday. and now it is
thought that the disease was lurking in
his system all the time and probably
affected Bis heart This il the theory ad-
vanced as to his sudden taking off
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-09
Foreign Briefs.

The United States steamer Enterprise,
which was ashore at Drobak and was
hauled off by Norwegian ironclad, AZ
rived 1t Chrisliania on Friday. She will
not be docked for examination, a. she
does not leak.
The University Of Csmbrindge has con
ferred the degree Of LII. ID. upon the
Episcopal bishops of Fredericton, Me-,
York, and Minnesota
King Milan OF Seryia proposes q seps-
ration measa et there from his wife.
Queen Natalie, provided Her Majesty &C
cepts the conditions which will be made
known 10 her by Bishop Demetrius, who
has taken them 10 Wfesbaden.
The returns issued by the British Board
of Trade show that the imports for June
increased f2,9OO,0OO as compared with
the same month last year, and that the
exports increased 81, 720, 900 as compared
with June Of lasr year
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INTERESTING DOCUMENTS


Among the curious papers and docu-
ments stored in the archives room at Il G
Capitol, which room is in the garret
right under the roof, are detailed plans Of
Fortr, s. Monroe, made in 1860 and sent
90 Governor Letcher
There are also detailed topographic
maps Of counties south of James riyer
below the mouth of the AppOmattox,
drawn by William II Brodnax, topo-
graphical engineer, in the year 1912.
when it was apprel ended that the
Rriish would march on Richmond up
from Norfolk.
There is also the plans Of the lots in
the Byrd lottery claim in 1865, all the
lots being numbered from up.
An official copy Of the proceed.
ings OF the Constitutional Conven-
tion of 1851, and an official copy
of the various ordinances passed by the
Secession Convention and signed by
John Janncy are also among these inter.
esiing documents; and there are LOT of
maps of great value, such as old maps Of
Richmond, drawn at different times
county maps by John Wood, original
maps Of the University, etc. These are
all decided curioslies, and will add i'm
menscly 10 the interesting articles al
ready contained in our own classic old
state house
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TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.
CURRENT ETRETS OF INTEREST sY
MAH AND WIRE.

New York Hebrews Expecting a Famous
Rabbi-Horribie Effects Of Cats bite.
General Sheridan stin Doing Well.
Newsy Notes. Foreign aud Domestic.
New YORK, July s.-The orthodox
Hebrews of the east side have been look.
ing forward for the past few days to the
arrival of very learned rabbi f,om
wilma, Russia. II became known early
yesterday morning that he was aboard
the steamship Aller of .he North German
Lloyd line. which arrived at Quarantine
at 1880 am. Though there was great
anxiety to see the rabbi, II had to be
curbed until sundown. Then the lead
ing Hebrews put ON their best black
clothing and tall silk has, drove In carri.
ages to the Barclay street ferry and crossed
to HOboken. The gentlemen of the recep-
tton committee had gone to Hoboken be-
fore shutdown on Friday night and put
up at Meyers Hotel. The committee
were: j. Buckhalter. secretary of the
United Societies, which have engaged the
rabbi Meyer Freemcn of Beth Hamed-
rasch Hagodal Jacob Judelsohn. secre.
tary OF the Jewish Emigrsnt Protective
Society, and X II. Sarasohn, editor OF the
Jessih Gazette
The rabbi refused TO leave the ship
until after sundown last evening. He f.
robust man, with abundant beard and a
pleasant smile. His name Is Jacob
Joseph, but almost everybody on the
east side will have # that his name Is
Jacob Charlf, which, in english, ia Jacob
Sharp. MIR, Judelsohn says that Chsrif
is name he acquired for his wisdom and
shrewdness in interpreting Jewish law.
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LOCAL NOTES.

William II. Byrd (coIoredl has been ar
rested and lodged in the First police
station on the charge of breaking In In
the night time of June %, 1885, the store.
house of J. II. Smith and stealing LOT
OF whisky and cigars.
Policeman Vest yesterday picked up
Mary Smith, i4-year old colorcd girl,
for stealing 81 from some person un.
known. Mary is an accomplished sneak.
thief, and inheris her skill, as her mother
IS now in jail for stealing
Yesterday evening on Seventh street,
in Manchester, very pretty girl was
walking along the street on her way to a
Sunday school meeting. She wore a
white dress of thin material with lots OF
starch in it. A little boy was engaged
watering the street with garden hose
Seeing the girl and the starched dress, he
deliberately changed the direction of the
stream and considerably drenched her
wit water, taking all the starch out Of
the dress, and necessitaling the girl re.
turning home for change in apparel
William Booker, colored hack driver,
was arrested yesterday by Sergeant
Cosby and Policeman Joyner on a war
want sworn out by Mr.. 7. p Turner,
charging him with stealing two hack
cushions valued at $25. Booker was ar.
rested OH Cary street near Eighth.
The sacred concert on the steamer
Ariel to City Point yesterday afternoon
was largely attended The steamer left
promptly at 3:3O and returned at sea-
sOnable hour. Iardellas band furnished
choice music, which vas highly appre-
ciaied and enjoyed by all on board. These
concerts are strictly sacred and should
be well attended, as no unpleassntaess
ever occurs
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sheridan Dolny We'll,

New YORK, July s.-Shortly before =
O'Clock yesterday morning the Swatsrs
pulled up her anchor from her moorings
off Liberty Island and, with General
Sheridan resting comfortably on board.
proceeded up the Eas, river and through
the Sound, bound for Nonquitt The fol
lowing bulletin was ISSUED yesterday:
july :, 1888, 730 A. NJ.
General Sheridan passed good night.
sleeping s0undly and naturally for great
part of the Time. His pulse and rcspirs-
tion are good, aud there is no -eturn of
any untayorablc symptoms
ROBERT NJ O REILLY,
HENRY &. YARROw.
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SAUNDERS SURRENDERS
4 UGTSTUS REILEY'S SID YER GIVES
HIMSELF UP.

l.
What He SAYS of the Shooting Doesn't
Know What Caused It-How He Made
His Escape.
Readers of the TIMES will remember
that on the night of Wednesday, the
Fourth Of July, a difficulty happened on
the corner Of Main and Twenty-first
streets which resulted in Augustus Rciley
(coIored) being shot In the stomach by
Hezekiah Saunders (colored) from the
effect Of which he died two hours later,
and that Immediately after the shooting
Saunders took to his heels and, eluding
pursuit, effected his escape. He took the
pistol with him. Thursday evening Cor
oner Taylor held an inquest, at which
number of eve-witnesses OF the hight
testified, resulting IN verdict that Au-
guslus Reiley came to his death from the
effects Of pistol shot wound inflicted
by Hezekiah Saunders while the two
were engaged in fighting.
Since then the police have been en-
gagged in searching for Saunders. Thurs
day night it was rumored that he had
been caught at Newport News, but il
turned out to be only rumor.
SAUNDERS OWES HIMSELF UP. 60
Yesterday morning at 6:l0 o'clock, TO
the surprise Of Sergeant Matthews, who
was sitting behind his desk in the First
police station, Saunders walked in and
Surrendered himself He was accom-
panied by his faiher, Eli Saunders. The
Sergeant promptly arrested HIM ana ne
was locked up in q cell and furnished
with breakfast, to which he did complete
justice.
WHAT III SAYS.
Saunders says he does no. know how
the shooting happened. 1t came about
in the scrimmage. After firing the fatal
shot he fed going straight to the York
River railroad track, and instantly
,ramped it out of town He went TO
New Kent county. going FIRST to sweet
Hall. He wrote TO his father saying he
wanted to come back and give himself
up, and decided to do so, arriving in
Richmond carly yesterday morning.
When asked what he had done with
The pistol he said &c had thrown 1t in the
Chickahominy swamp.
He further stated that it was untrue
that the difficulty was brought about by
the prisoners alleged intimacy with
Rciley's wife. He repeated that he did
not know how it occurred
4TH OF JULY WHISKY.
The first officer to arrive on the ground
the night Of The shooting, Mr., Enright,
says that the entire party had been drink
ing Fourth Of July whisky.
Saunders is negro OF unusual build,
about five feet six inches high. He is OF
the color of gingerbread and is thirty'six
years old.
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Death Of Mr.. X. A. CasLie.

Mr. Robert A. Caskie, better known to
his many friends and acquaintsnces as
Robbie Caskie, died yesterday morning
a, the residence of his mother, Mrs. Mary
Amber Caskie, III East Grace street, this
city. The deceased was in the eth year
OF his age, had long beea an employe Of
the Domestic Sewing Machine Company.
and was well known in Richmond, where
he had an extensively family connec
ton His disease was consumption, and
the last few weeks OF his lie were weeks
of intense suffering, which were borne
with beautiful Christian resignation.
He Sas bright, genial character, who
held his friends with hoops Of steel The
funeral will take place from Grace Epis.
copal Church this Monday afternoon at
y O'clock.
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Very Likely to Hang.

NEW YORK, July s--Judge MARITIME
was not at all pleased yesterday by the
publication Of despatch from Albany
stating that his name was on the petition
for the Communication of Chiars Cignsr-
ale's death sentence TO Imprisonment for
life. The Judge was district attorney
when the case was tried and said yester-
day
Her conviction was proper one, and
the sentence in M opinion was Just. So
| certainly Won d moi sign any such pc.
tiiion. Such movements harrass and
embarrass the Governor. and It would he
highly improper for me to do anything
of the kind
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-09
SHORT TEttfIktMS.

CARLIsLE, Pa, July -.-A large cave
in occurred Yesterday in one of the Crane
ore mines, about eight miles from this
civ. Many of the workmen were injured,
and one, Foster Paxton, a young married
man, was killed.
CAsr0N, o.. July The National
Convention OF the American Flint Glass
Workers Union met here Monday. The
membership OF the Union now is about
six thousand, more than % per cent. Of
the flint glass workers in the country.
MrNEEAPoIIs. Mimi, July s-The
three members Of the firm of Shotweii,
Cl ribew & Latham, which failed SOM
days ago, were. this afternoon, arrested on
warrant sworn ont by the cashier OF Il
bank here to which the firm Il largely
indebted on a charge OF swindling.
PoRTLAND, Ju!y 8 s--Willlam lambeth
was hanged Friday at Dallas, Oregon,
for the murder Of his stepdaughter, Sim
mie Ellis Antle. The murder was com
mitted last January under circumstances
of peculiar a;rOcily.
WAsHIyGToY, July S.-WarraDts have
been issued by the Secretary OF the Treas
ury for the payment Of sl3,7670e9 on
account of pensions.
New YORK, July 8-Mrs Langtry
has leased the cottage Of George Wash
iogton Brown, The Mayor of Long
Branch, for the summer. The cottage
stands in beautiful grove on the north
side of Bath avenue. q short distance
from the beach. The house IL roomy,
and has spacious grounds and beautiful
lawns. Mrs Langtry will take possession
next week.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-09
The Mozart TnI> Evening.

The features Of the Mozart Musicale
this evening will be the appearance OF
Miss Helene Livingstone Of Baltimore
who is said TO possess a soprano of great
sweetness and force. of Hiss Mamie Z
Davis Of Baltimore, the eminent pianisle,
Of Mr.. + b Hay of Washington q comic
singer wcll.knowh in this city, and Mr.
Paul Miersch of Washington, a we'll
known cello virtuOso These artists,
with the Amateur orchestra, promise an
evening of rare pleasure and one of the
most delightful entertainments of the
season. The following is The programme
Part Ii. Overture, Encourage
ment," (B0etiger) Amateur Orchestra.
9 soprano Solo, "Rccitalive and Aria,
tNarriage of Figar0,) (No2art} Miss
Helena Livingstone of Baltimore 3
Piano Solo, 4 "KammcnOi Ostr0w," tRu-
benstein,l "Grandc Valse Briliante," )"
K (Moszkowsbi,j Miss Mamie f. Davis Of
Baltimore Baritone Solo, comic,
Selected" Mr.. L. b Hay Of Washing
ton 3. "Cello" Solo, "Intermczzo,"
(ilengcl) Mr. Paul Miersch Of Wash
ington
Part IL Soprano Solo Forbidden
Music" lGasialdon) Miss Helene Living
stone. :. Piano Soil, G"Vencazin Condo
liera," (LisziJ b spinning Song" Flying
Dutchman, (Wsgner Li,zV, Hiss Mamie
Z Davis 3. Baritone SOLO, comic. "Se-
lccted,' Mr. E. b Hay. 8 Soprano Solo,
"Dedicalion," (ShumannJ Miss Helene
Living,one 10. "Cello" Solo, "Mazurka,"
(Popper), Mr.. Paul Miorsch II Bari
tone Solo, comic, Selected" MIR. B Hay.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-09
EFFECT OF A CATS BITE.
Horrible Death From HydrophobI

Horrible Death From Hydrophobia
COLUMBIA, July s.-J. X. Bolch.
young white man, twenty-five years of
tge, ovcrsecr on Il. NJ. Cornwills planta.
ton. in Fairfield county, died Saturday
morning Of hydrophobia, caused by the
bite of cat. One day last fall. while
passing along The road, he saw a beauti-
full black cat by the roadside. Thinking
it would be nice present for his young
sister. he both spoke TO and approached
the animal. II appeared to be perfectly
docile, and permitted him to handle 10
without offering any resistance. But i'm
mediateiy after beidg lifted from the
ground 1t became furious. and scratched
and bit him on the right hand. Boich
killed the cat, and went on his way think
ing but little of the matte, although he
had very sore hand for about a week
On Thursday of last week he was sud.
denly taken i'll, experiencing great diff
Guilty in breathing A physician was
summoned. but when lie arrived Bolch
was unable 10 swallow anything. His
parOyysms became SO violent that II was
necessary 10 keep him tied hand and
foot. He lingeied in great agony for o
week, and on Friday morning last he
died
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-09
Eloped with u Rich Italian.

BUFFALO, July s-Pasqualo di Giaco-
mo, All Italian with red moustache,
who looks like an Irishman, has eloped
with Miss Msrgheretta Murraffino, the
voluptuous daughter of the King OF Lit
tie Italy, who is the weaithiest Italian In
the district. The girl, before her de-
parture, stole s400 in cash which her
father had placed in trunk, aud he has
sworn out a grand larceny warrant for
her arrest. lie does not want her. he
says, only his money. 1t is believed ths,
the couple wen, TO Kansas City or Pitts.
burgh
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Severely Hurt.

Last night Mr.. Hancock, conductor
on the Union Passenger railway who
lives on Eas, Clay street, was very badly
hurt. He was collecting fares on one OF
tie summer cars, and as he was standing
on the outside step OF the car with his
back to the street he was struck by a
telegraph pole with which he came in
contact while rounding sharp corner
on Union Hill avenue. He was so badly
hurt that he was brought to the com
pany's Office on Bank street, where medi-
Ca. attention was rendered him and he
was sent home. 1t ia hoped his injuries
may not prove very serious.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-09
THE OLD FIRST.
Meeting ofthe Sur, ivors To night.

Meeting ofthe SurS ivors TO night.
The Veteran Association of the Old
First Virginia Regiment viii be held 20
night al the office of the Virginia Fire
and Marine Insurance Company at
o'clock
The annual election of officers for the
ensuing year wi be held. Arrangements
will also be made for the annual reunion
which takes place July 18th.
A proposal from Cot Bdgood. of the
First Virginia regiment, in reference to a
union between the old and new Firs, regi-
m,nts, will also be considered
Comrade John A. Meanley has been ep-
pointed on the standing committee on re-
union vice the late comrade A. r. Wood.
son A full meeting is earnestly desired.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-09
BILE IN INDIANA.
Republicans Worried About Management
OF the Campaign.

WAsHENGTON. July There is great
deal OF interesting gossip inside Repuhli
can circles relating 10 some Of the late
candidates and % the management Of the
campaign for HsTrison. Concerning the
campaign there Is some uneuslness eX-
pressed with regard 10 the situation IN
lGdiana. W. ". Dudley and John G..
New are entitled TO all credit for the
domination of Harrison. This has been
accorded both Of these able politicians,
but lha, is not the reward they are seek
ing Only one prominent lndianian can
receive Cabinet Office in case Of Harri-
sons election, and the question which
bothers The friends of Dudley and the
followers of New i, which one shall it
be The story has gone forth that Gen.
eral Harrison has asked Dudley to take
charge Of bis campaign. This is denied
by the New men ! he latter do not say,
however, that Dudley will have great
promincnc. IN The coming campaign,
but they wish il understood that John &.
New il To be in the front rank. One
thing that bothers Indiana Republicans
a great deal, and New 5 friends in parti
curr. is the fact that the lndianapo il
LuyAai is at war with the Typographical
Union. In this respect New occupies
eXacily the same position with reference
10 Harrison in this campaign that White
.aw Reid dit in 1884 20 Blaine.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-09
Assaulted by "a Negro Girl

Yesterday evening between 6 and 7
O'Clock smal.sized row occurred on the
corner of First and Leigh streets. 1t
seems that a small white boy had been
eating piece of bread, and getting tired
of it threw il out in the street. Acct.
dcntally it struck Bette Brown, col
ored girl, about fifteen years old. She
became very angry and gave the little
fellow chase Finding she could not
catch him, she took hold of little limo
cent white girl about eight years old
who was on the street and began choking
her. Mr.. lie Newman interterred in be-
half of the little child, and had Bette
Brown arrested by officer w A. Shields.
The girl afterwards swore out variant
against Mr. Newman, who promptly gave
bail.
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Subscribe TO the WEEKLY TINES.
DIED.

CASkIE.-Died In this city. Sunday morning.
at the residence Of hts other, Mrs Mary
Amber Caskie. No. III East Grace street.
Robert A. Caskie. Jr.. In the 9Th year OF his
age.
Funeral from Grace Episcopal church
this Monday afternoon At O'clock. Friends
OF the family invited to attend.
ARCHER. Died. Sunday. July lst, at the
residence OF his son in-law. X. ID. Orgy, Din
wtddie county. Va. in the 18th year Of his age,
Allen Leroy Archer. beloved father Of Alex-
ander W. Archer OF this city.
BEASLEY.-Dled, July eth. at IL O'Clock
an, ct his uucies restdence, n. ID. WADE.
1tls Main street, hogcr Lse, only child OF lee
q. and the late Mary =. Bessley; aged II
months and days
sCHULTZ.-Died, July 9, lsse. st saS p.m..
y. schulta, ased - years.
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VOL. u.-NUMBER $50.

hoax. He expects to return to Rich
mond in August.
Yesterday evening about o'clock the
denizens Of Cash Corner had sermon
preached to them by George ii. Boswell,
the colored pastor Of Eighteenth street
Baptist church His congregation was
a large one, embracing not oily those
whites and blacks of both sexes who live
unfortunately together, bat Bakers
alley also sent out a contingent.
For nearly an hour he preached
In the singing manner peculiar to colored
preachers when happy" walking up
and down the pavement, tearing the air
with his arms. His congregation were
around him. some sitting. some standing
II is TO be hoped that none OF them will
be IN the police station before another
Sunday comes.
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KNOCKED SFSSELEs>.
4 White Boy Cruelty Beaten by a Me-

a White Boy Cruelty Beaten by Negro
Late yesterday evening Clifford Wat
kins, II negro boy, cruelty beat little
white boy named Eddie BlOunt Th4
affair happened on Third street, near
Broad The little fellow was badly
bruised under The chin. lie was severely
cut in the face by being struck with a
stone. He was also struck in the back
with another stone and wounded
under the right arm in such manner as
to apparently make The member at
present useless. A physician was sum
moned who gave the little fellow an
opiatc TO soothe his nerves, anG dressed
the wounds.
The boy Watkins was arrested by
Sergeant Cosby and Policeman W. G.
Wilkinson, and lodged in the Second
police station
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-09
ANNUAL MEETING
If the VireInia Meeifanics' Institute.

The annual meeting of the Virginia
Mechanics Institute will be held this
evening al the rooms of the institute, be.
ginning et O'Clock. The report of the
president. Captain George a. Ainslie,
will be presented, officers for the ensuing
year will be elected, and other important
business will be transacted.
Every member OF the institute is
urgently requested 20 be present.
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Pure Ice Cream.

Hsrd.frozen cream, made fresh daily
of rich, pure Alderney cream and pure
fruit juices by d. Columbus, corner Third
and Broad streets Fine cakes, candies,
and fraits. Special rates to parties OF.
dering for pic-nics excursions, etc, In
the city country,or. Telephone