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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28
ABBREVIATED TELEGRLus.

John Wash, miner, was instantly killed
in the miues near Cenrrsiiz. Ills, by falling
from a ear. when passed over his boiy.
The city council q Reading has passed an
ordnance making it unlawful for eoatrac-
tors 70 employ any but cit.zsns Of the Cnitsi
States On municipal work
Professor II Hysiop, formerly q Lake
Forest University, near Chicago. has b-sn
cail-d to the char Of ethics and psychology
at Buek ns3 university, Lewiston, Pa.
Elijah Butcher and his family. living at
Jacksonville, Mich, have been msds seriously
i'll By sewer gas sscapLag from sink ia the
house
Canadian miller want toe privilege Of
grinding wheat In bond abolished on the
ground that Janada produces ali the wheat
nseded by niilers.
james Hail was arrested at Caledonia,
MINI, On the charge Of bigamy. He mar
risd Miss Corrigan at Lacrosse last June ard
Nov n, it is said. married Effis Carlisle, Of
Brownsville, MINI.
Bsiva Lock wood says that women are i'm
proving intellectually Is Per cant faster
than men
Twenty three Montana mail routes are to
be run for four years by woman, Mrs Ira
MrLane.
Boston is boiling fair to raiss money to
build col eyes for Indians in Dakota
Congressman Randall is improving rapid
ly HIS physician bas gwen him permission
to attend the opening Of congress, upon con
| dition that be will work in moderation
| At Aorrellton, Ark, Tuesday, City Mar
1 shal Bentley was accidentally shot and killed
| by bis brother. Sosriff Bentley, who was ex-
/ aiming pistol
| Frank Travis, a bartender, committed
suicide at ShelbyvilIe, Ind, TUESDAY, be-
| cause be had been discharged for drunken
| ness.
! Missouri has little debt OF 81 900, 900.
A PARIS papsr Assss With alarm the
! spread Of the English language throughout
the world, and is forced TO conclude that it
| won't be 10 years when Frenc5men will
have to talk IKE other folks
Three men we're killed and one severely
injured by boiler explosion at Cochran,
Ind, Monday.
Heavy frost is reported in Florida, which,
it is thought, will at ones put an end TO vel
low fever.
Bach and HanIan rowed race on the
Paramatta river, Australia, Tuesday, fol
ESQ side. Beach was the winner.
Mrs Louis \ rsley committed suicide by
hanging, Tuesday morning, at her home ii
Pleasautyiile, Pa Age, about 60 years.
The controller of the currency has au
thorizsd the organ zation of the Pbenix
National bank, Of Lexington, Ky; capital
sI50,000
Benjamin r. Prince has been appointed
postmaster by the president, at Seymour,
Ind, vice Alex A. Davidson. resigned
Tension Commissioner Black has prepared
statement showing that Of the 100 est
mated cases where widows under the act o
Tune 2, 1855, were entitled to arrears Of pen.
sion from the time OF their husbands death
"A, 5C2 cases have been filed and settled The
commissioner is anxious that il any claim,
coming under the operation OF the act havt
not yet been aisd, they speedily be filed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28

A meeting Of the principal creditors
Of " K. Anthony Il Co., the busted"
Csmsnche lumber COMPANY has been
held and 40 compromise was effected and
there seems IN be no prospect Of such
being the case. The gentleman whom
the firm looked 70 for aid seems unwilling
70 come forward nov that he has looked
INTO The matter more thoroughly.
At the meeting the firm presented a
list Of liabilities amounting to s14O, 900
while their nominal assets are 5000 900.
But this is putting In mill stock, etc, at
high figure, much higher, 90 mill men
say than can ever be realized. The se,
cured liabilities amount 70 $50, 900, while
the unsecured are from 800, 900 10 800, -
600, and it looks as il the unsecured
creditors will never see the greater part
OF their claims The failure is likely to
seriously embarrass Lumber Of the m ost
substantial business men at Camanche.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28

AkhE-F 2 X.
26-Jonathsn Hgntoon 10 Edwin r
Healy, q feet, lots and 4. We.g Mo-
line, 50 90
Margaret AlHsy 70 Nels Benson, lot ,.
book 3, Eas, Rock Island, -.
Levi ; McCabe u K Walker and J c II
Read, lot 9 block F, Eige~0od Park,
Rock Island, 1925
Christian Grassel to Joseph L Haas,
part out lot 81. IS, IS. 2x, $500.
Christian Grsssel 10 Joseph L Haas,
part gu. lot 81, -, Is. 2s, 500.
Levi S McCsbe 70 Joseph l. Haas. lots
and 10. block B. Edgewo0a Park, Rock
Island, 81 90
Adam Aldsy 10 Peter and Nellie For,
"inkle, vi lot 4, block 2. Aliay's second
addition. East Rock Island, $3.50.
David T Snyder T. Detlef H Holster,
tract (310 acre. ia lot 2s, a. Il. 2R,
$3.50
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28
The GRAND ARMY SECESSION.
Large Meeting at IndianspoIi. and Extent
Of the Movement

Of the Movement.
SE~ YoEE, Sov. Pa special to The
Wosi1 from indianapolis says. Aba. !. 5y9
D@1n0cvs arc nnsnb=rs Of y 4 2 p,g.s Ia
iais state b=sd in TIE capitol baliiinz las.
night secret nesting az @aica IL vas r.
solvei that every Democratic alsmber Of the
g A. f. shc1d abandoned the order. and
all present. pledged themselves % Hitssirzx
from their postz. Adit Gen Ko9zs,z
pEesa1sd a nsns ard a constitution
for The new or1sr BY tbs Democratic
veterans were sdoptei Tbe n. or1isr . 20
b charitable aEi non p,9lstiesl IN character
An0tb-r meeting vii l. bs8d tonight, and
On THURSDAY evening there VII b pablo
nesting IN tie city nsli. when the reasons for
desiring TIE g. A r viii b given, an1 tas
principe. and objects Il tia new order laid
before tie pah4ic Adj Gen. Kooa,z s.ys
similar ns=t5azs Wi! b beli al over tie
state sithla tie BsIt w7=k
Mr. Eooniz sad last evening that b hsd
ssstsrs froHn men in eight states. indicating
that the movement Il national Am0Esg tie
istssrs resolved was one from John 4
Woruaan, secretary q The Democratic s1sI-
tbs q Pennsylvania, promising that every
Democratic sOldssF in Pennsylvania viii
leave toe Grand Army Il tie Rsp7bIic
The PRESIDENT q the soc4sts7s. wh3 ran
against Beaver for governor. Is at tie hasi
81 the movement ia Pennsylvania Nr.
koOatz ssy- that but few Tujis IA Democrats
have attended tbs Grand Army ussetings
since the slse;ion becaHae all II the feet.
have bsen holding nnsetIazs ratfy i1g the e!se-
tloh Il EarFls0n ami Hoysy
In ia
zresrnan MztsO1 . at tos head Of the move
nsnt, bat 10 far he has msds 10 public
statement It - known that be fsel. very
sore b=e41ss the Grand Army d toe Repa0-
lie, a. an organization. worked against hin,
ard hls friends ssy that be viii fyl.0r the
example Q, Gen Palmer. Of Iliu0is
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28
The MARKETS
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nov 2.
Beard 4 trade quotations 10 day were as fol-
i5a7s- Wb-si-No- , IA+c-nbeE- op=n=i s. 0sL.
cso~ei s. 90; January, opepei 81 JsIl closed
sl-v4za Nay. o{-sI~i $40. closed s. %. Corn
No , l--,etaber. op-B-i s6a.c closai 3siic;
January opened 81 sc. closed 3s1sc: May.
oF-1-t ss-<c clIs-I ~ oafs-So. De
c-srli-r op4ne1 d g, cio~-i 5sl9c; Mar. opened
So s. clo~-i 3asc- Fork-Ycar. opened -,
classs 81 70: January. opened SIi 20. ciosei
SAM; May. oJsuei si4s.I4 clos~d sli 81
I-ari-Year, open7i s. ~. closed s. =
Lave Stsck-folioxia- Ser- the quotations At
the Union Stock yards HogS-NsrSet opened
fairly active but prizes easier; 5c1ISc Ioxer:
light grades. s silt5 a; rough packing. S IL
$50 mixed lots : @iEFso. heavy packing
AMI shipping tat> ss5G55S Cattle
Steady. beeve~ g < .; bgl.- s375a4So:
cow s. i5a8p5; -tocgers and feeders. SEQ
a. 3. Sheep Steady. natives. S. bl1451; west
ems S4-@Is -, Texans 81 :34S -; lambs. So,
l525
Produce Bu;ter-Fancy Esin creamery. p
G9zlxc Ter n. fancy dairy, I1Isoc; packing
stock n5sG lsc- ESEs-Strictly fresh, ao9 2lC
per doz. PoultTy-Spring chickens. Sc per To-
old hens 71Sc, roosters, 5gSlsc, turkeys Sc
ducks sGq-, ge-s-. S5o0G7I1D per doz Pc
taioeS-Iri>h, sat &c PER bu; sVee; potatoes
StooS2S5 Yer bb- Appies-Chosc4 winter, 81!
gao Ter bbi. fair 10 choice do. &C ASIA
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28

Thanksgiving day services at Trinity
church at 10 &. N. and 7:30 p. IN.
The congregations Of the Broadway
Presbyterian and First Methodist church
es will unite in Thanksgiving service at
the Broadway church tomorrow at 1890
d. m. Three brief addresses will he
made: "a joyful Thanksgiving, Rev W.
S. Marquis; "A Charitable Thanksgiv.
ing, Rev g. W Cue; "A Dev0ut Thanks.
giving" Rev. NJ A Head, presiding
elder. Special responsive exercises have
been prepared in which all the congrega-
ton will Join, and the singers Of the two
churches have united 10 form a large
chorus choir. under the direction Of Prof
Housed. A cordial invitation is extended
TO the public. 20, come let us sing unto
the Lord. and praise his holy name
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28
one MORE VICTIM.
The Fearful Increase OF Disaster from
Small Beginnings-A Prominent ES-
ample and the Warning that
Ii hrinnc

Colonel Y V. Whitms an. Of Brooklyn, returned
from his vacation feeling in perfect health. Ass
result he was careless. The next thing was
cold: then pneumonia; then death. Nearly al
physical troubles start with a cold. and this is
just the season when it is most easily taien-
some sudden change checks the action Of the
bosy. close the circulation. and lays the founds-
ton Of death. Stop the cold in its start and you
stop the disease. A cold requires the stitch in
time"
There are many ways Of attempting to stop 3
cold, but ali physicians now agree that there Is
only one sure way and that is by the use Of pure
stimulants. The pores must be opened, the cir
culafiou aroused and vigor awakened. Nothing
now known to the world does this 60 certainly as
Dufy's Pure Malt Whiekey. II lie 3 remedy,
not beverage. II has been used for year and
is the most popular remedy before the public
Doctors clerFymen, and temperance people gen
erally endorse ii for its health-giving qualities
and il hiss become family necessity.
Rev B. kiIls, Of Meade Centre, Kansas, saws:
II am Presbyterian clergyman, Doctor Of Di-
that Duff-s Formula and Duudy'e Pure Malt Wills
kez are the purest and most effective reparations
as medicines. know Of, and my experience ID 3
large one.-
Many unscrupulous dealers claim they have
something inst as good Beware Of all such
claimants. and secure only the genuine.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28


Wheat Irregular: No ! red state si1i; No.
do. 81 J5l. No : red winter. iAcember,
sI0lL-. do January. siG3: DO February,
s. ~ bii Com buil. No mixed cash, sss.c,
do Dec-nh~r. iS74c; do January. i75sc Oats
Steady; M. white stste, 40c. No. . do SIi4c;
Nc. : miEe-i ns-c,mt,er. 3iizr, do January. Ssssc
Kye-Dut EIr-S Nominal Pork-Duii new
mess So 0FLl6 - Lard Easier: December,
s GO; January :. %
Live Stock; taItI--No ira ling; dressed beef
steady: native ssi'-s. "a SIC; Texas and Colorado
do 5lx axe To DAYS cable advices from Lon.
don and Liverpool quote American refrigerator
beef tu and lower al 'l3c sheep ard Lambs
bull a1d loSer: cor to prime sheep. s. coG :. =
p 10 Is. common 10 prime l4Inbs 81 5o46 20
Hngs-Norniual, 3 7oz50'
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28
LOCAL NOTICES.
Ice cream at Krell g. Maths

49, "iN"ih ~ hfFil u DlhLu y.
Costume motl0ss for childrens par,
nes, something new, Just received at
Krell & Maths
Six room house to rent on Sixth ave-
nue. between Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets. Enquire Of E. w. Hurst.
The finest line Of candy baskets and
candy boxes TO be found in the three
cities; also the finest line OF fine French
candies at Krell & Maths confectionery
Families giving receptions and parties
can IND large and very fine assortmen,
OF paper cases, paper napkins. wedding
CAKE boxes and also some very fine favors
for parties al Krell & Maths.
Insure in the Boylston Insurance Co,
OF Boston, Mass. organized 1872. As
sets nearly S1,0O0,0O0. Z. W. Hurst,
agent. Office over Rock Island National
bank.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28

yourself in life insurance. You will find
the renewable term policy Of the Provi-
dent Savings Life Assurance society OF
New York 10 be the best, the cheapest
and the fairest. Avoids the unuecessa-
rily high cost Of level premiums and the
uncertainty and insecurity Of assessment
insurance. Net cost for $40, 600 for year
1887. Age %, 10000; age IS. 1921 80;
age 40. $4,000; age 50. $3.50 80
LIEBERKEEcHT 81 OLMsTEAD.
Local Agents,
No. 1912 Second ave. Rock Island.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28
he LATesT ENeLlsn MuspER-

An Eighi-Near-o Boy Found with His
IhrOat Cat, and No Clue.
LoNpOs, Nov. 2~--Aa s-year-old boy
nauei s=ar8e Hss mystsTiousiy murdered
Ia TIE STREET Al Hzysnt, a market toEn seven
miles from Portsmouth,. Yesterday morning
He was found lying upon the pavement
uitain 100 yards q the busiest part Of the
town with his throat Gu; from ear to ear A
bloody knife Eas found rear hin. bat too far
away to admit Of the theory Ct suicide. The
uurderoEs work was done in very bungling
manner, and had been performed in evident
haste. No arrests have as yet been made,
and, a. no caUss Is known for the deed. the
police are absolutely xitho1; clas OF pre-
text for making an arrest On suspicion
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28
TROUBLED ALBANIAN
He Proposes m Educational ousiifeAtion
and Then Pair Cssut"

and Then 3 Pair Cssnt''
MONTGOMERY, Ala. Sov 2--Tts Dir
patch q Montgomery, Ia. ten for some
days sg'ts1iaz tie question q oonzti,u-
tlonAl convenii0n 10 pgssrrIts al siuc4-
taorsl qualification for voters The Dis
patch says 71lDorsaiiys
We have szsaE T=sp7eI tx Or patience With
iso4s soats-Tu B-Hsg'z.srs AL jsglit5e1zfss zho
E-sziss- % cS.gzs their local Affair." Ggnr-s%-ss1
ly fg- fear q zSv1ag oi1-as= Il Esrszs q Oszs0
Oar ss=s = taAt Alzhz-Es EaJd3s Eazaags AAz~
ozrna's affzlrs IN bss gEn way aat tnzi i Kzs-
szs ssa ohsg want - walk the foot sts0Ui il
tasF sesslit y zi1x-t - Il Z
EVER ezzsznIrY ". hsEs szsI-=-i IL IL f.zst
every Fsr1l kat rease-s u = tas future y df
r-ly rsfsTzh34 % ihe fac iaat ths rizht Il saIf
frzg7 th71 r-=s6@i sn1 nov r~s5d-z van : val
body q l1sU Uzssi-t By iz1orsnee AID dzgTe3a-
to1 % sreTrA4s 4 fer tie good 4 soca-sy But
f1T ~ ns-aaory x tie travail AID tie tsyrgr
Esr0ZgA Ehs-a Es pzss-d Il tl@ DARK pm J iy-
aag sssuea1 80 s11 ls-g sc cs5i1 look hack
oT=s 0gr past wzAo5t the hghtest g5ss4n9er Of
r-zkf
D. We ing foy tie day sh=n 70 pF-zsleni'.
frpT1 VI tafezt-G Cur -stsze sE1 vhsa the ca
tss1 he hgtls-sz zephyr that riJpl-s down
nzoo1h@su1. H0ad ne D politically tr-- oar
s-iT-z' Tb=1 - - r5ss Up AMI sxezy thzt E=
WI have Il ~. Harrls1n vita Fsrzk-r. far
esl3t HzAss=ad AID N=5al y-lpasg Al nl. t-es d.
ei.rIorf.g ~ . fr-e ual1s- za3 far cyaal
Very w>l. II - give Il - rim
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28

gNEsBCRT. Mass, Nov . the par
ticuiar. 81 a double crime have Just come TO
light. Jewel Dargsnton, proprietor Of a
boarding house, was found dead Monday
night, lying on the floor Of room in hIs
house WITH bullet hole in has bead, while
near him lay his wife, UNCONSCIOUS, with
two bullet holes in her neck, inflicted BY
Dargeutoa- He was Jealous Of bis wife, and
the occupants Of the house say when be
came home a man jumped from the side
window. DargentOn then shot his wife and
himself There Is some prospect Of saving
the woman's life. The couple were about 81
year. u age and had two children.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28
Official VOTE OF INDIANA.
Result OF the Count on EIectors Given b,
Congregational Districts

Result Of the Count on EIectors Given by
Congressional Districts.
IsDIASAPoLIs, Nov. 25-The official can.
vass Of the votes cast in this state for presi.
Dental electors was completed yesterday.
The highest vote for the Republican candi-
dates was received by the two electors-at-
large, while those electors on the Democratic
ticket received the lowest The figures. given
by congressional districts are those Of the
highest vote cast for thu four ticket
FRS district-Rsp 1854; Dem. 91.54l; Pro,
sos. United Labor lo1. Second-Rep, 1888;
Dsm - on; Pro, sso; Z. l., 50. Third Rep,
i5,iG; Dem. Ih39; Pro, 243. L L., IA
Fourth Rep lsi42; Dem, 1854, Pro, PSI; Q.
L., lG Fifth Rep, T,G24; Den., Is. 80; Pro.
7s5, L l., IA Sixth-Rsp., 23.51s; Dem, IA
si7; Pro, I6z?; L, l., Isl, Sevsuth-Rep., q 433;
Dem, q 70; Pro. SO: e. l.. lGj Eighth Rep,
22,s9si Dem, g, if2; Pro, RS; o. l.,
Ui. Ninth-Rep. 2i75I; Dem % 800
Pro, 1877; L. L., S75 Tenth-Rep, 1895
Dem, 1898; Pro, re; L. L., I55; Eleventh.
Rep. .i,61; Dem, 223Ga; Pro, 1,s32: Z. L., Is9
Tweifth-Rsp. Il. 100; Dem, q ,0sI; Pro, s2s; T.
L., rs. Thirtsenth-R Rep q le9; DIM, p. 5I5
Pro, 957; L. L, ia Total Rep 95s,35 Dem.
2sl0Ia; Pro. 1851; L. l., 1904 Republican
plurality, 234s
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28

AssAFOLIs Nj. Nov. &-Ths eontests In
the Fourth and Fifth congressional district.
were virtually settled yesterday. Governor
Jsckyon aid that be viii positively issue Ger
tifiestes In accordance with the fscs Of tins
returns. This viii give certificates 70 Henry
SO kbTidge. Jr.. Rsp, in the Fourth, snd
Barnes Compton, Dem. in the Fifth district.
Mr. Huid viii carry the contest against
COMPTON 70 Washington City
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28

sEw oRLEAss- La, Sor-e8 "A special
trUm Baton Rouge 10 The Pieayuns SAYS the
board d eanEssssrs mt there yesterday
and iszzlsi eroisnslal. 10 all congressman
elected at the recent election, including IL
Dudley Coleman, Republican, in the Second
district ColsEnan's name had BEEN written
IN several dif-Tent ways, snd IL bailots
wrongly writt-a had b7en thrown cut the
D-tnoIst z0aAi have had = large me i1rity !:
tat TIE eaayzzzrs deeiiBsi TO ihrow them
ouL Colsnaus ms jorrry is II.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28

NEW YoRg, Nov. Is The national anti
saloon Republican committee met yesterday,
and the subcommittee appointed at the last
meeting to report plan for future work
having reported failure 10 agree upon
such plan, the matter was discussed and
referred for final action to the executive
COMMITTEES, which meets next week. 1t was
decided TO issue an address to the people of
the country. calling attention to the anti
saloon Republican movement, the work it
has already accomplished, and what it in
tends to do for the future Among those
present were Albert Griffin, of Kansas, and
ex-senator Window, Of Minnesota
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28
CLOSE OF THE KNIGHTS ASSEMBLY.
A Southern Investigation Determined
Upon-Temperanee Sustained.

A Southern Investigation Determined
Upon-Temperanee Sustained.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2s-The general as
sembly Of the Knights Of Labor adjourned at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The general
executive board will select the place for the
next meeting. 1t will be either Albany, At
lanta, or New Orleans. During the morning
session the committee on resolutions recon-
mended the appointment Of committee to
investigate the mistreatment Of knights in
Louisiana. The committee ON law recon-
mended that the temperance plank in the
constitution remain unchanged. The recon-
mendations were adopted
The Blair educational bill was indorssd;
also recommendation to establish Junior
locals
A resolution was offered severely denounc-
ing the provisional committee. After dis
cussion it ~as referred back TO the commit
tee without action MIR Powderly was
granted the privilege Of appointing the COM
mittee to investigate the Philadelphia office,
and named Delegates Mckee, Cannon, and
Bsaton
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28

New Jersey has Baptist minister who
claims to have baptised more people than
any other man in his church The COM
munity in which he resides has been
grieyed over his stubborn cough that has
interfered with his pastoral duties. A
physician recommended Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup. and consequently there will be
baptism in his church next Sunday.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28

WAsErysT9s CgTr. Nov She following are
the weather isii,a'i9us for rhirty-i1 hour. from
: = Il yesterday. For Iosa-Slizhlly cooler
fair weather; nSrthe-iy winds For Iii
nuI=-fair weather. HOFLheriT winds: colder il
nprtheru portion, stationary temperature in
southern I-rTtiou- For indiana-Fzlr weather.
slightly colder in northern portion, Stationary
temperature IN southern portion warmer in cen
trai I'oTt}on nsrJherly winds For Wisconsin
Fair weather IN southern portion, light SLOW il
northern pcr1i0n. Bnrthariy winds: slightly colder
For upper Nich-zan-Light snow; col ser weather:
uortheFiy winds For lower Nchissn-Llghi
sa0ss on the lakes. fair weather IN the in;eri0r:
northweSJery vi,i,is, oold-r IN northEes- I.rti1n
stationary temperature y sgEthezst psrFiJa
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28

WASHINGTON CITY, Nos. = An amusing
ineiisal IA cguasc:i1a with tire display Of
goods 81 Il Minister Vests sale was toe dis
egEery by prominent yoanz society man
Ct one Of bis last seasoa's zifts to Miss Vic
toris-an elegant fancy basket tel with
p4nk ribbon-bsing carelsssiy thrown and
Pile q oth=rz- awaiting 3 purchaser. Tue
fe-lIngs Of tie atmirer can Be batter i'm
sxinzi than i=scrIt4d
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28

INDIANAPOLIS Nov - While the strik-
ing ssitehm@u are still out there Is no pro
spsct If further embarrassment TO the road
except vi bat NAV Be caused by training new
mel. Yesterday the tGsiness done by the
severa. comp 80 vas largely in excess Of
TIA: Of any day since last Thursday Some
Of the sup@rint-nienis have tod the men
they can e 10 work to-day, but that this
~ili Be the last dsy of grace Other super
iBt@ndeuts W.! give the strikers no chance OF
TIA. Ind
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28
THE UNCERTAIN DISTRICTS.


Divided Beard in characterization
In Other States
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. 2s-Tns state
board q oaayssers. 20 whom all returns
are certified, failed to agree upoa tie en-
test for tbs certificate to congrezs from The
Third district Governor Taylor sndorses
tie claim 10 tie seat Of Il C. Evans, Re
p1olsezn Secretary Q, State Allison. the
other naesnber d the board. declared Bates,
Democrat, was legally elected Whistler
the certificate cen Be- issued to either BATES
Or Evans with tie board tbas equally
divided has Bos been deesd-i, and viii not
be determined until further consideration,
which has besn deferred until nsrt Monday.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28

The HsgnStss Put Their Heads Together
and Conceive a Great Combination by
Which Rates Are to BE Established and
other Legal Fight Against the Iowa
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28

Remarked to friend the other DAY that
she knew Kemp's Balssm for the throat
and lungs was a superior remedy, az 1t
stopped her cough instantly when other
cough remedies mad no effect whatever.
So to prove this and convince you of its
merit, any druggist will give you a sample
bottle free. Large size SOC and 81.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-28

-s-za=1 .asunczr u Depes president eni
Cob z Y Ssepari Mrs. J. Ellen Foster,
Charles Emers Smith, a W. T-nnsy, Cor
grsssman Mckinley, J. c. Burrows and
9<befs vice pTesidsatz An executive eom-
nai.tes II twenty Was appointed William
b Barker WA chosen secretary and c. p
Johnston corresposding secretary.