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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29
The MARKETS.

CHIrAgo pct IS.
On the board OF trade to- lay quotstioa,
were as follows: Wheat-So. = October
opened -, closed .sSSc: December. opened
sssc. closet so-1sc; May. opened sc. closed
eS5s-'4c. Corn-No. November opened nc,
closed 5las-s4c; Decem her, opened 3l1sc closed
Slss-&r; May. opened aSlsc, c osed $50 Sc
Oats-No. December. opened and closed
1880; May, opened 2iS4c, closed 2lss-stc
Pork-Outober. opened and 500; November.
opened Ss.5.14. closed 500, January. opened
Se.45, closed s9.i7lR. Lard-Oetober opened
S5iu. closed - g.
Live stock-Eollowiux were tn. Union
stock yards prices: Hogs-Msrket opened
active and firm, with pri es Sc higher; light
grsde-. sSsSG+.a: rough packing. S3Ssa
a9l mixed lots, S&oa4i5 heavy pac king
and shipping lots, SS-sSG4l5 Cattle-Market
steady; native beeyes. sS0SL4s1. the bulk
of the sales at s3,'5ai st COWS. sl..jG2 %.
stockers and feeders. sl.9Nl2s5; Texas steers,
s,.S5N2.s5; COWS, Sl.'0G2l0. sheep-Market
steady: poor 10 fair, S3.0oa40O. good TO
prime, S451a,5.Uo; lambs S4xSGa1a
Produce: Butter-Fancy Elgin creamery. %
gs4c per 10; best dairy, lstoc packing stock.
.hsGs1sc. Eggs-Strictly fresh, ls1lslx per
doz; ice house. l6lSl6,sc. Poultry-Live hens
&c per Id; roosters. SC: turkeys. slsc duck q, sa
SIC; geese, S6UG7.U per doc. Potatoes-ls1
sc per bu on track; sweet potatoes. $l75l2.OO
per bbl Apples-Gool TO fancy. Sl2502.50
per Dbl Cranberries- .009s.5J per Dbl
new
NEW YORK. Oct. 2s
wheat-No. . red winter cash. s3lSc; do
October. SIC; do November. s3I@c: do Decem-
Der, s4lSc- Corn-No 2mixed cash. 4lo: do
November. 4Fsc; do December, 4szc; do
January, llfc. osts-Dull No. mixed
cash. 25I4c: do November, ESQ: do Deem
Der, 20,sc. Rye-Dun. Barley-NominaL
Pork-Quiet: mess, SlsOo6ls.bJ for inspected.
LArd-Quiet; November, s5.5l; December
$dS,; January, sax.
Live Stock: Cattle-0pening prices loc per
100 lbs higher, but the close was dull: native
steers, t331li75 per 100 lbs; bulls and cows,
<l.soG2t0 sheep and Lsmbs-Sheep. steady;
S350G5.5O der lUO lbs; lambs, irmer. and &c
per ID higher: 4s<G7c. Hogs-QNiet: live hogs
$400d46o per lou It's.
ROCK leland
Hay-Uplsnd prairie, 3T76
Hsy-Ttmotny-nsw $500.
Hay-wnd, ys.o00$S 81.
Rye-6Oc.
Oorn-O ldesca3Oc; New e0c
Osts-lsoG30c.
Potatoes-l0 @2Oc.
Onions-45Ql50c.
Tunipe-0.
Oosl--Soft lilo hard 800
Cord wood-oak. 44ss: Hickory. =.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29

THAT ALABAMA OUTLAW.

He ss.ns To BE Too Much for the Of
flosrs-PossIbly Not Burrows.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct "a special from
Birmingham. Ala. ssysi Rube Burrows and
his pal have party Of detectives cornsred
In cave In Blount county. The party,
beaded by Detective Robbins, went up Sun
day morning. and, after chasing Rubs all
day, took shelter for the night in cave.
Yesterday morning one Of the detect vss.
said to lie Capt josh Martin, OF this city,
attempted to emerge from the cave, but was
shot dead at the entrance by one OF the dss-
peradoes The bloodhounds were also kill cd.
Governor Seay wired Sheriff Smith, of this
county TO arm twenty five men and send them
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29
WIN Make 10 LIveIy.

II looks as though some OF the republic,
can senators will make 1t lively for the
president when congress meets. The
president has shown q hostile spirit to-
wards the senators from Pennsylvania.
Kansas and this state particularly, and II
IL said they propose to rotaliate when the
opportunity presents itself. In regard to
this republican family quarrel. Wash>
ington special to the ct. Louis Republic
says
The senators who are most incensed at
the president are the Illinois men. Har-
rison started In with grievance against
the state Of Illinois, or rather the polite
iAns thereof. because Of the endorsement
OF Gresham last year. Both Farwell and
Cullom acquiesced In the Gresham en-
dorsement, and In consequence Harrison
has II Ia for them. When Robert Lincoln
was selected for minister to England. the
Illinois senators were only made &C
quainted with the presidents intention
about an hour before Lincoln's nomins-
ton was sent TO the senate. When Raum
Was selected for commissioner OF pen
sions, the Illinois senator's were not in
formed at all This. Of course, has
made them extremely angry. as SEN
Rtors claim the right 10 say who
shall enter the public service from
their states. Cullom. who Is q presiden-
tial candidate himself. is more guarded
10 his expressions than his colleague, but
during his several visits here this sum-
mer. CullOm has taken occasion In sun.
dry conversations with acquaintance to
denounce Harrison from A to z. Plumb,
Of Kansas. has also denounced the presi-
dent and threatened to get even with
him, and Ingalls, sharp tongue has
emitted d good many things that have
tickled the enemies OF the administra-
ton,
But the most bitter aght Of oil against
the president Is being made by the Penn
sylvania senators. With the Pennsyl-
vania statesmen. as with the other bar
Ous OF the republican party In the house
OF lords, the trouble arises over the pro-
per distribution of patronage. Shortly
after the election-a twelve month ago
the two PannsYlyaniz senators got
together" as Mr.. Randall expressed
II, and agreed upon slate" for the city
OF Philadelphia Senator Cameron, who
dislikes the president cordially and makes
not the slightest attempt to disguise the
fact, said that be had hut one appoint
ment to AJAX OF the administration, and
that, II MIR Quay offered no objection. he
(Quay) should control the selection OF
the rest. To this Mr.. Quay agreed.
whereupon Mr.. Cameron headed the slate
with the name Of Mr.. Cooper as collector
OF customs. Shortly after the adjourn
meut of congress Mr. Cameron went Of
70 Europe, leaving his colleague to deal
with the administration as best be could.
Senator Quay. at the outset, found Gen.
Harrison not disposed to move hastily in
the matter Of appointments. and II was
only within the past few weeks that Mr..
Cooper was given the place
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29
Anothsr. Big RnIlua, Comhin.tion-

BosToN, Oct 29-The Boston News Bu-
rsau says: The Union Pacific North western
traffic alliance may hasten the cousumma-
ton of q yst greater railroad alliancs be-
tween the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
Chicago, Burlington and Northern, and the
Manitoba, vest OF Chicago, with the Penn.
sylvania railroad system east Of Chicago.
President Eill Of the St Paul, Minneapolis
and Manitoba, has long Teen at work upon
such a union, and the recent heavy buying
of Manitobs and Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy by large banking interests In New
York has been with this end in view This
will be great step in the direction Of three
or four gres, railroad systems for the whole
coupfry
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29
Enthu,Iastic Kaiser wilhelm.

BERLIN, Oct % The North German Ga
Estte prints telegram sent from Athens by
Emperor William to Prince Bismarck, which
reads as follows: 81 have arrived in glorious
old Athens after a voyage Of intoxicstin
beauty After splendid reception from the
rown prince and the people. your telegr am
was my first greeting from home Hearty
thanks for IL My first word back to the
Fatherland is a salutation to you sent from
the city Of Pericles and from the pillars of
rarthenon, the sublime aspect OF which
deeply impresses me-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29

NEW YORK, Oct 29-The Old Dominion
line steamer Wyanoks, which arrived here
yesterday from Norfolk, reports that OF
Delaware capes Sunday she spoke the
schooner J. G. Morse, of Portland, Me-, dis
sbled and dismastei The larger part OF
the schoouer's crew had been washed over
board, and IN e mate had died of exposure,
The captain and two sailors were the only
Survivors The Wysnoks offered to tow
the Morse into port, but the offer was de-
clind and a request was made for msn TO
as ist the schooner To make this port This
the Wyanoke could not grant. An attempt
was made to put provisions aboard the
schooner, but the heavy sea nearly swampsd
the life-boat, and the effort had to be aban .
doned The schooner was left to her fate.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29
CONGRESSMAN cATEcHISEo.
OF the 100 Republicans Only 80 Answer &
Series of Questions.

OF the 100 Republicans Only 80 Answer .
Series of Questions.
NEW YORK, Oct 29.-The Tribune has ad-
dressed tbs following inquiries to each Of the
100 Reput lican representatives in the Fifty
first congT ess:
l. Do you favor a revision of the tariff on
the lines adopted by the senate at its last ses-
sion?
2 To what extent would you modify the in
ternal revenue laws2
q Do you favor national control Of con-
gressionsl Elections?
4. Do you favor liberal appropriations for
ocean mil service, looking to a revival of tn,
American merchant marine?
S. Will you indicate your first and second
for speaker of the use?
Ninety hree replies have been received,
of which sighty-six answer the first question
in the sffii native, seventy seven favor re-
peal or some modification of the internal
revenue la VS., particularly the repeal Of the
tobacco Ia Nes. To the third question sew
enty-fve replied in the affirmative. Only
one negat We reply was received to the
fourth question. Reed OF Maine is the first
choice, and Mckinley OF Ohio the second in
the spsake rship contest.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29
Up to Her Standard.

There Is a story told Of a lady who one day
went TO call ON Fuseli, a painter, who, when
there was need for IL, could express himself
with emphasis Her ceassless chatter did not
allow him to get In even q word edgewaya
At last pause to take breath gave him time
70 say: I'VE had boiled mutton and turnips
for dinner today" what a strange obser-
walton, Mr.. Fuselip exclaimed the lady.
why, he said, "it Is as good as anything
you have been saying for the last two hours 4"
SAN Francisco ArRonaut
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29
Something Told Him 70 Travel.

NEW YORK, Oct 29.-Profeeor John N.
Child, A NJ, wsll-known teacher and leo
turer in this city, has been missing from his
home since Sunday night, Oct II On the
night OF his DISAPPEARANCE be left all his jew
elry, including three diamond studs and a
heavy gold watch, and all his dne clothes, a
check for several thousand dollars, and Q
note saying something told him he must
travel HIS family has made every effort to
End him, but OF no avail It is believed that
overwork unbalanced his mind.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29
Chicsgo's Complaint.

WASHINGTON CITY, Oct 29-The hear
ing in the case Of the board Of trade Of Chi
cago against various railr cad companies and
pork packers was continued before the inter
state commerce commission yesterday. A. b.
Cummins presented argument for the
Iowa packers and =. b Ladd represented
the packers of Kansas. At the conclusion
o. the argument the case closed and
given TO the commission for Their cousidera-
ton and decision. Toe railroad companies
include in the complaint have filed their
nswers to the complaint
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2g.-Under the lead
srship OF the National Reform association .
public mss ting to discuss a needed reforma-
tion Of the divorce laws in the United States
was called together yesterday afternoon in
Association ball. This body has been organ
lied to pre- mote the influence OF Christianity
in the government OF this country. The Ma
tional Reform association urges all clergy
men TO impart sound instruction from the
pulpit in the moral laws underlying the fam
lily relation. Steps are also urged 20 secure
meanwhile moral and beneficial laws by the
state legislatures TO purify the social atmos-
phsre in ii cir respective states by bringing
the present lax laws to a better standard OF
morality and endsavoring to attain greater
uniformity in them.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29
Honeymoon in q Castle.
The Late Royal MARRIAGE

LONDON. Oct 2a.-Ths Eaglish newspa-
pers are singularly deficient in enthusiasm
over Sunday. marriage Of Princess Sophie
Of Prussia to the Duke of Sparta at Athens,
and in view OF the fact that the alliance
has not only the countenance but the specific
approval Of the queen, the prince and prin-
cess Of Wales and the Empress Frederick,
the psucity of complimentary allusion to
the affair Is the more 70 be wondered at.
None of them, however, goes to the length
Of criticising it, and the public must per-
force believe that it ID q matter in which
England has no interest
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29

ing paper publishes a report that the Pills
bury -four mills have finally been sold to On
English syndicate for the sum Of IS, 80. 900.
and that the deal was completed Saturday
70 go into effect Nov. l.
Mr.. c. A Pillshury was seen last night,
and denied that the mills were DID. Should
they be sold the pres NJ ownsr would con-
tinue to hold "a large interest ami mansg,
the property
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29
POLITICAL ASSESSMENT CASE.
The Civil Service Commission to Prosecute
aCampaign Society.

The Civil Service Commission to Prosecute
aCsmpaign Society.
WASHINGTON CITY, Oct 90 The determi-
nation of the civil service commission to
prosecute the officers Of the Old Dominion
Republican league for levying political as
sessment on federal officeholders promises to
open upa number Of questions Of unusual
interest The alleged offense Of which the
civil service commission has taken cogni-
zance consisted in the mailing to Virginia
officeholdsrs in the departments a circular
which the commission CONSTITUTES TO be in the
nature of political assessment The COM
missoners resolved to make test case of
what they regard as a violation OF the law
designed to protect federal officeholders
from political assessments
The Law and Its Provisions
1t is popularity supposed that the law on
this point merely precludes an officer Of the
government from receiving or soliciting q
contribution from another officer or employee,
but an examination of the revised statutes
by the commissioners convinced them that il
was an offsnse for any citizen, whether an
officeholder or not, to solicit political con-
tribution from government employe. The
penalty is heavy oue-three years i'm
prisonment and g.. 900 fine In the present
case some of the officers of the . "A Dominion
league are federal officenolders, while others
are private citizens
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29
The Tenants. D.t.n.. I...

DUBLIN, Oct 29-The convent ton Of the
Tenants Defense league wss opened at
Thurles yesterday. Mr.. Thomas Sexton, lord
mayor of Dublin, presided. Speeches were
made by Commoners Redmond, Lane, Sheehy,
and Sullivan, and resolutions were passed
approving the objscts of the new league and
agreeing to subscribe sums which shall
amount to not less than Spence IN the pound
of the ratsble value OF the tenants holdines
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29

THE young lady who nnds novel "en>
chanting. picture TOO lovely" piece
OF china perfectly charming" and a poem
simply delicious" never finds dirt on
the dishes or dust on the furniture for the
simple reason that she never looks for H.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29

A wAsnfNoroS telegram to the New
York World says that war has been de.
clared between Mrs. Harrison and Mrs.
Blaine. Why cant the ladies Of the adj
mlnlstration love one another and leave
the fighting 20 the men folksf
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29
Kissing the Roya, Bride. Hand.

ATHENS, Oct 29.-At the royal palace
yesterday morning the ceremony of kissing
the hand Of the bride, Princess Sophie, was
performed, after which the princess and Der
husband, Prince Constantine, were driven
through the principal streets 10 the bridal
palace. Here they were received by the
king, who conducted the bridal pair TO the
balcony in response to the cheers and calls
Of the populacs.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29
Tn. P.rllous El.esr,e yyir..

CINCINNATI, Oct 2o.-The wires Of the
Mt Auburn Street Railway company were
mslts about noon yesterday and fell In .
glowing stream to the pavement along .
distance of several blocks Thousands Of
people gathered to witness the novel sight,
which inspired many with alarm The
cause Of the singular occurrence 10 not yet
learned, but it 10 supposed that the railway
wires became crossed at some point with
an electric light wirA
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29

Don'tl-If 9 dealer offers you bottle
OF Salvation OIL without wrapper or
labels. or In q mutilated condition, don't
touch it-dont buy It at any price. there
10 something wrong-it may be . dan
gerous or worthless counterfeit. Insist
upon getting Q perfect unbroken. gen.
uine package.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29
Convention of R.formers.

CHICAGO, Oct. ga convention Of re-
formers na3 been called to meet in this city
Nov. IL an IA to arrange for united action
in future p pliticsl contests. The subjects to
be consider I'd are: Prohibition OF the liquor
traffic, fms nee reform, restriction Of paupsr
and Grimm al immigration, arbitration of
labor disputes and national disputes. reform
in civil service, non seotarian schools, pur-
ity and secrecy of the ballot and other need
I'd reforms
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29
Susie and Rose wsr. had Girls.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct yS-Tbs case Of
o1ong Shee, the Chinese lsundryman
charged with abducting two little girls
named Susie King and Rose Griffith, was
considered in the police court yesterday.
The stories Of the girls were very conflict
ing, and Justice King said, after listening to
the evidence, that the King girl had been in
court before on q similar case, and he
thought she was a pretty bad girl The
ChInaman told straightforward story, and
daily denied the charge. He was ischargsd
from custody
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29
FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.

A Young Mobiles Love Affair Settled for
Price In Cash.
LONDON, Oct 2s-The long delayed and
mnch-talksi -of action for breach Of DIT omiss
brought by the well-known actress, Phyllis
Broughton. against Lord Dangsn has been
settled at last, out of court. By the terms
of the settlement Miss Broughton receives
e, 600 in cash, besides the wide advertising
which the matter has given to her, the Pc
cuniary value Of which IL would he difficult
to compute, and his lordship receives his
freedom from further prosecution on ao-
count Of the love affair in gu estion
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29
The Four New States.

WASHINGTON CITY, Oct 2a-It is now
thought that the proclamation declaring the
admit ance of the four new states will no,
be issued until all the certificates of the re-
suit of the election are in the presidents
hands A strong effort is now making, how
ever, 10 induce the president to issue q proc
lamation admitting the two Dakotas and
Washington, and supplementary procls-
nation for Montana after the contest in
that state Is decided All the returns are
now in except Montana's
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29

Advertising q patent medicine In the
peculiar way In which the proprietor Of
Kemps Balsam for coughs and colds does.
Ia indeed wonderful. He authorizes all
druggists to give those who call for II Q
sample bottle free. that they may try it
before purchasing. The large bottles are
SOC and 81. We certainly would advise
q trial. 1t may save you from consump-
tion
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29

DUBLIN, Oct. 29.-In the case of Farmer
Gallagher, On trial at Maryboro, County
Donegal, for participation in the killing of
Police Inspector Martin, the jury were una
BILE to agree and were discharged
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29

A SOUTHERN editor bewsils his jour,
nalisuc difficulties as follows: How do
our readers expect us TO get out a bright
and interesting paper in place twelve
miles from railroad, thirty miles from a
river. millions OF miles from heaven. two
miles from hsdes and sixty feet from a
Gin millY"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29
Con,r.ct. for Crui..r. Awarded,

WASHINGTON CITY, Oct 2a-Secretary
Tracy yesterday awarded the contract for
builiing two Of the new :. 0o0-ton cruisers TO
the Columbia Iron Works and Dry Dock
company. of Baltimore, at their bid Of
81, 225, 0oO. They were the lowest biddsrs
The contract for the third cruiser was not
awarded
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29
A WARNING TO wAITE-cAps.
That Sort nj OutINwry Results In q Ca,
Of Frntrictda.

That Sort Of OutIswry Results In a Case
OF Frstricids-
ALBANY, N. Y, Oct GA special to The
Union from Worthwhile. n. Y, says:
Late Saturday night terrible tragedy was
enacted at The home OF samuel Darlington.
half mile from this village. II appears that
a young man nansd Oscar Barclay has made
himself notorious by HIS re ations with two
women who lived at the Darlington home
stead. Barclay was warned by his father aud
three brothers but he raid no attention TO
them. They decided 20 teach him a lesson.
and for this purpose about dozen young men
Joined the father and brothers. and disgu1ssa
a. White Caps" proceeded 20 CsrringtonSs
house, dragged Darlington out tarred .ahd
feAthered him. placed him astrile Q rail And
carried him some distance and left him to
shift for himse E. 4
Leader of the Gang KILLED.
The White Caps" returned 10 the house
for young Bar ay, but ne having witnessed
their treatment ~ Darlington. determined TO
resist them. As they came 10 the door he
ran up sta r. and -elE ng musket leveled
Il AT tho leaders and warned them 10 keep
away. This threat was pnhsedsd, and as the
White Caps" pressed forward he took careful
aim and fired. The leader fell dead the right
site Of his head and face being blown away.
The victim proved to be the youngest brot her
Of Barclay The body remained where IL fell
unit! Sunday afternoon. when the coroner
swore tn, jury who viewed the corpse and ad-
Journed for deliberstion, Young Barclay
made no effort to escape. and was aHprehend-
ed SUNDAY. -Four OF the White Cap" gang
were captured sunday afternoon. and the
rest were brought in yesterday. Public sym
patty il Ia Oscars fsvo..
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29
Tn. w,.,her w. NAV r,..c,

wAsHIseTos CITY. Oct. as.-The following
are the weather indications for the thirty -six
hours from p. m. yesterday: For Iowa
Fair weather. slightly cooler: winds becoming
northwesterly For Indiana and Illinois
Fair, slightly warmer weather: variable
WINS For Michigan and wisconstn-Fair,
slightly warn er weather. except stationary
temperature 4 Wisconsin; sssterly winds.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-29
TuEsoAr OCTOBER 90 1889.

SENATOR srooSER Of Wisconsin. tells
New York paper that the republicans
will renominate Mr. Harrison In 1892.
This is indeed surprising discovery and
Senator spoouer has done well to dIvulge