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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-28
49. Sabrgattg.
% MobleD & 0arem
oTcrtrem fit SSi2 Dte g(nstuabl atuter
1900 11eber3ieDertt.

srnb &aKe eleganen wern nebcr3rbrr, init enr
9ebe GnDpf gum CbGrfuapn, nit gns nben nber an9l
Beubm Rdn sun GgFans eg Vc3hibern
nnb Gbiniaas ebcnrm aa Nu9agcn nOer bnr9peg nit
Geine garrt S6ueibcr Bcma5 Gaa8ofe, GIT
tnns @nabrsa6r stmr1f engi3 lRers III 9usSnn angege
anefraan S6e-auter bcrrSGc p3c bisBer fs fit S24 S2
$50 SIS brrfan ben Pren in hcr I5a
iunbfc paren t 912 Bcraseitt gS babel irf
rntIBeu ab gEerr gn gGnterfbuug aub, B eJeu
rrfan g enHbcri9Fen eines cingn Sfes ans he
Gafuu bn Gnna nferiren beisltea iamm5 rafbalos
3ur2l u lpa bG ar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-28
9. 9ann, Sa0ue 6 GcGtp =,


man fprede nod bon SdnHrleibaen! gEtr pesb.n
Fe obne 3peiicI pertauieu; ober berm an6Iite bCr
uutdbtt8en Gbthten BON beretts aussepatten5 5dHdrs
tcbben (etpn nur ber 96ifte berer, Die mir e,n3s
taufD iparoen sic sIau6en, oaB ten @sfbai fte ale
in encm 9abre ptrtauien t0nnte. a6er bier fnO
bic gretie:
$50 SuBeao BET Dobltetannten "RELIABLE"
an 25 Seats.
(gtte unter mtnoeitens SO Cents oertauft,)
@ Das fnb = uu0 Das uersefien sic ntat! =
tetue biGtsen gBaarsn. es nb i'd on seitttte @anars
leib6sn nit rOuen 8ifabctnHd6aen-tein 0lO9r ODER
9OI3 babel.
500 9HteHo Or. seastttra'idter sdnarIstb'
(gIie unter 85 Gents unb 81 pertauit.j
AE- gie tuir b6r.n, befebt gr. SamiItOn, ber Gg.
fntsr oiesr @anarIst6teu, oarauL OaB 81 BET Brsts
tIei6t. 2a mir ater benz rDotor" gitfts absetauft
baben unb auberen ME seftotten, unfere Brse fet>
suisten, 10 perbsn bieie @unberte pon Dusen6en
BON -Dr. 9amiItOn's" gu 48 Geats Iort8eben.
27E Sateso oer berhbustet >, ,SonnenbEams"
50 SentS.
9tee itno Die 9aupt SanarIibhen i'm 0tartte
unb per0en reseImasts su 81 un0 s1.25 i'm gtnsetz
men oerfauft. uuFer ttesp0aiser Breis nur SO
Gsnts fHr bic tpett6eyIbmte onnenbunle,"
8. Gatast, s6bae s. Gomp.
&Soien&eager - gBtr bnben SOientrd3er aenus,
oue getnfietaer Der gBen boran 8u bdusen, uuO gu
unferen grsIen foaten mir fts in 9nIooutenos unO
Duesnbzgortien pertaufen.
sos 9ubeaS eIt9ants. cIaitiiae Soita.tdeer
C@te baben feibene gnben unb einen gBertd BON 80
@ents.)
eco sassno ersse7ssner SoTsnsv&aet
(Brddttg! gOEe 60 gents tuert9J
e. Damen IoGten bnrau5 ieben, bus bic mdnnIis
den 6omttisnzWlttareOer iett nit 9Ofsntrdsera gut
aus8efottst Fnb.l
s5erichs.-llner ben babtrethen an6eren 2trttteln,
DIE in bisem anrspaoreuz2aser etntcsriTen fnb,
8ibt es glibts, uOraui mir naabratuQer aufnert=
fam MAIDEN m0dten, aIs Ssrfeps. @tr ba6en folae
ssonIoOun9eupeiie = uno basu iebr fetne - uuO
I'm Die sate 5u osretniaen, ieeen ptr fir fts burs
meg euen BYsts an. 6ar IS GeatS herFaafsn
tptr Setiess pon ieolns beraaRtest 6aeon - i'm
gBertbe pOu ST, S1,25, $3.50,
Die gtusRabG antsr taaen auea tut IS G3s.
G. Gaan, ga5ae s. Gontp.
Sci eIesanten @BGen aaS ueaen 9IetSrs=
Fen fteusn mir bic 81eIe nts6rts senug, I'm ben
anfurm auf aurss un6 aeine Baaren in unierem
erftsn gtofe gu erleittern. Die SatiOn fit 0f0de
i 70 ue SOrgeridt, baB mir 0sfeIben fat 3u tr8enb
einem. greiIe Iusf6lagen miiiicn. Bon gFeftem ems
pFngen mir iseben 500 &Ietpesmaftsr neusfsr
unb rstaenotcr IsteIs.- Sta8bat.s atitsr GnaEt=
tat Qetne Stuy8euz, EOuOeru 9IeiOersginsbams)
fur Ga Gerts. 9iee auetn ftnb zines 9eiudes aus
peter 5Serne ipertb. gBir haben 9enus seia8t, I'm
bieIem aiisnatorsgertauf einen 9dpung gu perIeia
ben, pelber cine aerauidpoue gSohe Bur {soIge ba=
ben pirb. Ui0se i'm teine Dame periiumenl
s. 9anrt, SS6te & Gontp.'s
Orube Sruaowag-SaoeH
Nr. 500, 511 unb SIS, SASsStoaoinau. .
(p41
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-28
9as ftteyffe unb 5uOeriiF3fte
9 SGmerjenafiIGeHbe Ittte[

Ser g8td, neIacs uugen6GtH1 ste flrdtertaer
Stmcpen ttnoert. Gs oericbu Htemais. oem tetoens
ofn Eiu6erung Der Sbmlrsen 3u OerbaffeH, con melz
der uriadbe oic1lJ.n aud berrubteu mogeu. IS III
DiTttdl 6er groBc 5dmer5eHbe5 5ptnger uno BAT mebr
eiues, aIs tr9eno elm auoere5 brtoHuteS Dttel 8ez
tlan. &e SopfiAmer5en, 3abnIhmerIeH, JEeutnls
oie, Rheumatsmus, Jluteure6eH, 8sreutuugeus
EuetiGuuggH, giniettenititEu, tetICm glfen,
Stmet8en uno StDdte i'm Stteus i'm 6ld3rat ODER
IN ben Jiieren. Sttmerisn In bar Seber, 3tutieleuls
tiinoung, auitneuen Der 5stenfe uuo Stmer5eH
after DIT Dtrb Der gebrluh Dou Railways Ready
Relief ioior8e ErletttrIna aemabreH uU0 Der i0rtz
3estte @e6roud IN Daut3en GaItH cine taueroe Stur
6eipirfen.
gierenentBdnbuns, BraieueuBdnbung, uuteuc.bsa
entBunbung, yuna5n2n8nnbuug, itlrmmcn Pat5s
a!bnuugsbeitDgroeH BrtuHe, @r5Pc, 8l.arIbs
aopfmeb, 3abRweh, Jtsurai8f, Jt5gHuatismu5, t1ls
te5 Fie6er, Shdttsliroh, 6r0it5eulen,
Die GuUeUbuug ots "Beady keIie3 an ben
Gbeilen, an 6eneu 6cr Stmer3 J5er bls yc5su t1
UtfnoeH, pErb i0f5rti9e SrGJ9terunl 8eDGbgcn.
Sin bQIber bis 5u etu2m g1u}2n S5eel0itd oou, in
siueu baI6eu G5tGle 23liier engtnommtn, miro IN
menjgen Uhuuten 9I1mpI2, lauren Ntc3tn, uebd7
teit, @IbreGCR &oobteungu, RetC Ottat Z plutoitaa
feit, 6opimeb, Djarrbot, Fott, 5Id9aaaen uno ale
tuuerltdheu St1merBen tuurgu.
so Gents Die Siaiht, 81 laben bei apot5ettr1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-28

n1astrte Sauf ion6Gn ebrdje
unasgertauf gutter Gru un gauben mer often b Shmp r gar
trG9t Gouhn8 ertauf mler BiaG
audi 6uir @abeD Gare de 0teoutOp, wee pnngfudae
germ namen wHn M69en ioe nadamen! Naba6mun9 1T
bic Sfmeiel 8almo8 8eponr Bnn 6as Geeu gepdbr
6Gfun9 uneden Sn ben naFn br Ga9n perbcn
ueber;a ubsn ols M aafer gameStra summen neil
at btn unb pean9e 9u Ods ptcn Die
naAn r Gage meroen e men gSr parn % norgen un0 Wtn
rinen 6nen Sudr betmmen, au ba8
f5nun ui tOmmt, fdr Sm Sen e9T 6ir lle6ar
mho auf Getnun9 ab9geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-28
r. r. r.

Sic biGisfe unb beFe Weoi5tu fitr 6aaliIteUa
Gebraa5 In Der Belt.
S9timmer Sal8, grIiltun3en, 6uFsu,
GHBtuouugeH, Stftueb,
&HdenraibeH, 39eumatismus,
geuraI8ie, 8opfpeb,
8abnidmer5eu, Grippe
Qt9muugebGi&Wer0
8ebeiIt burd
2faopap's 3abp 2teftef.
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y d b 10 4 Us
eIt q tff { tt,
6as
grOBe 2sGer 9cilmitIeI.

golHdnbiq glftm1flos, ien g,1cirt, pur9ireH,
rg8p.iYen, rsRgtH ano tIdtt8en,
Or. -3labpa9's BiQeu Bur
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Set uagartfae 9remter ais 5gstGEtnG aaS
Sntat,ra oeuauSttt.

gubapef, 26. Sauuar. SIN Der 9aftris
gen 0Iet6stagsfsuug A0dte Sraf Sarolgt
pm. 8te3a ten 8orpurf, baB er oem U2os
uardeu gegeniiber uidt aufttdttg iei, neil
bieier gelpiB in septfie 4enberuu9en Der
9eeresUorIa9e geptlliat baben luiir6e, rpeaa
man ihm ABer ote 8clf8fitmmuug in uugaru
flGren g8ein etngeidenft bate. @raf aurolbt
riaf unter toienbem Beifaa Der SppoftiOa
aus: ,bie 2opatitdt be8 BremierutiHtfers III
cine falite. @r tftein 6eigItsg in Bea uub
Gin 3praun III 6auie!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-28
S4uttt- ana Gnrsnaareg.
S. Sat,l, S06ne & goatp.'s
GrOber 9liTgnatarszSertamf.

Senfin8 & Sutttns, Der bebeutenOen Gurtpaarenz
girmu, iH iBr BaarenIaser bon ben afftsuatarsn
pt.fau[t porben; mir oftrireu baber seute uno pdRs
unb osr ggote fOIssnbe auseraen0bnltae Bargains
aus ben Eager genannter 6trna.
g. &antt, GSbae s. Goatp.
QBir testnnen nit sttantp fpaassa fdr gaassH,
RaSata nae ssrrea.
100 9ntego fGrbBaItiaer iasserier Saaten'
(grose bis 10 rtessImdB9." AlermdrtS 4O@tS)
IS sabfne faparaer eertsPtes Staoers
ISM alen % grsten RON 6Js bis 81. diegtImi5iacr
Yrets % gsnt5.)
20 EIteao seftretftsr Samenftrhnpfe
(gOuss resemdBtses Babrftat, uinbefen5 IS Cents
nettp.
SO gassaS tttsfeIfaaoamabtse g gstss> :,,:,s
ISM Bertbe BON so Gents.)
400 SusenS fsIte g!anaer=G Ga!bF*anpTe
CgOue resstmd5ise arbsit; vous IS 9snts Tert5'j
rs gneeno fetas Daanner sslottesaas
lyoss FsTS5f rtssa5so;s obriai pcs 80 &C. Ssfs SsrS
.. saua,, G6sne s. Gomp.
GaiaeWtRder tommen sundbf on DE Gei9e,
uuo pon auen in Staunen iseenbeH @ntiaItunsen
resen0tr Eaiaentiaer, sis ie Oassnef,n, FeGt oiee
oue In ghatten. uno man febe Die Bretfe!
500 Gubems linneac 2awnssam:nsE Eaf5,ea=
fiid1cr ........- ...............4 Seuss.
(0lit it t0nen 6untH aanten; unter SrioeTn 10 G,s.
nettb.j
G5O spBeno osrsn8lttbes 6uaIftdt Gents.
(9ie9smd6l9 ihr l2@ uno 15 Gents oertauIi)
fGO 5gbeno geI6alstte SstreHsSais1eatistner
8 GetttS.
(Sd0ne 5Iter nit 6unten 2anten.)
rn6 9unoerte anserer @Orten in 8et1er gBeiic i'm
gres be1abseiest. Safaentitsr fsbeu Sbnsn, ME
aues 2nOere, gu so Gsnts bonn Dollar 8ur Ber=
iagunq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-28
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GDpiUf9g 2Ilg9elt oer EGbeEJ lClter Wf14en un0 eH
0iIoiEr 3ufanb oeTbutet oa bic gen0tne Speiie l9re
rLtIcn6en gl9enitaften ais Grag IGC ben ult4Lz
Utea Ber6Tauh bes aorptr5 lieieIt.
AZ Beo6ohtst Die foI3en6su S9mptOme, bic oot
felben Der Beroouung5or31Ht beTrubren; Bertoa
pfung, tnnerihg 6draoTboi5en, 9tutansr1n8 nat
btm Ropie, lauren 91ageR, ue6el2ett, Soo5tgnuens
2UtocTDiutR ge9en Sgeis, eiHt SalUere im UE13eRs
iGuIt5 GuiItoBen, eiu @IiGbI bes Ztuten5 un6 Glos
pfens oes Screens, Elm 9eiuQ ees &rfiEens bei'ul
EiEgeu, gctDddte Sebtrait, Buatte ootE 9eDebe oor
5ln gu8en, Y5sblr uU6 Stpaer3en in sopie, oeIa
uinbctte ItaHipiration, gelbaGt ber 5aut uH5 ben
&uetH, SdmerSen IN oer Ssite, Der 5ruR, Den @ltez
ogTu, plogIite glutbmelen Hno 6ytHnen5es 8sfa3L.
g3snige DoIan pom R ablU a's BiIGen u,rs
eea ben 2orpeT oon oF4su o5tH aHseIabytsu gasga
btiIglgn,
Rr:is 25 Gents biz gaaast,L 81 9a5sn 0s a1tn
NpOt9sttrn.
8snn st1 apo ibtter cher 9absn0tiiger osIahs
5aomoqs plltr. Mot Uou3tbi3 Bat, 10 hif. rs so.
tlt elnt S1an al ober etnen Dollar ilr i1ui Stl3z
teln ot! 5t 10 . Il o., glr. 81 &SarrsH sSsEss
ste4ozSotl' l 90 nEr ltideR re &Ip par R9R 1u.
Sttfts 9 ne BrieImort. an Or. Raspaa & o.,
gtT. %, 8GIreHsStG., Reus 9oTf. 5eIebrun8, &auA
laiiSt Ws fs9, mtIo @uh 6afnr 5u8tldt6t foEEoeH-
an has gublttum. gertangt nur y b
% q p,s uno abepeust SUD, bas oeE 5gaH!e d.
" a Z" aMt Dem ifi, bQs fbr fault
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GGc1 Qe5sn bes Ta8sns, Der gtter, Der gtrs,uef,5,
ser yheren, Ger SIaie, uer00ier Ieoen, ApptI0iigs
ts RopIUe5s Serfto1iuHg, Dqspepiie, bittoier Sels
un6 aQar St5rungeH ber nngrjjher GIgane. Rgiu
0rgetabitib, fetn Cuetf,beg, Eltneraen ossT lbaoa
uts Dgosusu sntbaiteno,
g5GFGnbi9a gsr5nuuHe tuirb sBelt burn ben @ea
GIaE1 ugnHaomGQ5 4i1sn, 8ur11 bielslbeH Derben
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9eorg Bre0m S
8rQueret,

g.lntr. .g,ooS S.,,. BaGtinorea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-28

SeFatts ates Die SFaTssTa= BosIase. - gtosa
ass 8rGFen 9srbert 8ismarG, Oes 9agYtz
saanns gstsnaau anS oes &ansEers. =
5eati6IaaS's RaIoutalpnutEf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-28

Berlin, 26. 5auuar. - 6eutr, fuo auh
bic gorrelponeeuten ber Barrier 8l1tter Dee
$etit 5ournaI" unb 9'antoTite,4 aus 9euti4s
Ianh auapemieien morhen.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-12
ABBREVIATED KILOGRAMS.

The new French IN lazy Law requires q
service of twenty five years in the army
The saloonkeapers Of Indianapolis vii
test the new high license law in the courts.
Chief Justice Fuller. Of the United States
supreme court, IS holding court at Chicago
The Society Of Christian Endeavor has al.
journed lis annual meeting at Philadelphia
EI-Congressman f imund Rice Aied at hi,
home at White Bear, MINI, Thursdey morn.
ing. His age was "a years.
John Steckete, Of Michi gan, has been ap
pointed collector OF internal revenue for the
Fourth district of that state
John l. Morton, son of the late Oliver p
Morton. of Indiana, has been appointse
shipping commissioner at San Francisco
a Mr. John d Nutting. of Troy. n. Y.
saws he has discovered traces Of gold ant
silver in Warren county, New York state.
Mapleton. Ills, near Peoria, was terror
izef Thursday hy mad dog, Before tn,
brute could BE- killed he had bitten four per
sons.
TIE Railroad Gazette says that for the frs,
half of lSs9 .4lO miles of new railway have
been built. against 2, 80 miles in the same
time in ISIS
The approximate earnings of the Atchisnu.
ii. Tor
June were S2,0l6 2l5: increase over same
month last Year 81 Ia,
Editor Shepard, OF The New York Mail
and Express, has received an invitation II
attend the reception to Slugger Sullivan. if
be ever reaches Gotham
Mrs Mary Brady, Of New York CITY. has
been indicted under an odd law for being
'mmon scoid, and stands a chance OF an
experience of the -ducking STOOL
The Sioux Indians are still loath to sign the
treaty conveying part Of their lands to the
United States, ami it looks as if the attempt
to get them 10 do SO will D. failure.
Mrs John Tyler, the late ex-president'.
widow, was buried from the Roman Catholic
cathedral at Richmond. Va. Friday morn
ing. She was inferred at Hollywood GEM
etery. by the siie of her husband.
DR.. Austin White Thompson. formerly as
sistant superintendent at the Nortbampton.
Mass, insane asylum. died Thursday even
ing OF consumption. He was an scknowi-
edged authority III mental diseases
Employees of the Fowler packing house at
Kansas City have been detected in big
steal OF the product of the house The
amount Of tue steal will run up into thou
sands OF dollars Four arrests have been
made.
An InoendiaSy who was being pursued by
c'tlzens OF baisan township. near Marshall,
HIS, thursday. with the help OF bloodhounds.
spr'nkied cayenne pepper on his trail and
the dogs got dose that destroyed their use
fulness
HE Hour men Of the New York produce
exchange say thew do not believe the story
that Senator Washhurn is in financial
= a rzia Il
he is worth about s4OO. 600 instead of being a
a millionaire
Peter Jackson the negro pugilist, knocked
Sailor Brown, a white man. out in three
rounds Thurs lay night at a sparring exhibit
ton for the benefit of the Illinois destitute
miners, at Battery II. Chicago Tue receipts
were about 81 Sll
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-12
Gouging a B,oa,ed Corporation.

WASHINGTON CITY, July L. The statutes
OF the United States coufer upon the post
master general authority to fix the rate OF
compensation which shall each year b. paid
for government messages other than those
transmitted by the war department Taking
advantage of this law the postmaster general
has issued an orier limiting the compensa-
ton TO be paid the Western Union Telegraph
company for all the vast volume Of govern
ment business to mill a word The prac-
teal effect of this order will be to compel the
Western Union to send a twenty word des-
patch from Sitka, Alaska, - Key West,
Fla. for cents, to furnish all stationery at
their own cost aud pay cents for its deliv-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-12
Scores on the Ball Field.

CHICAGO, July 2--Testerday's League
base ball scores are given below: At New
fork-New York 9, Cleveland /: at Wash
ington City-Wa shington 8, indianapolis S:
at Observation-Disclosures 9, Chicago 2;
at Boston-Boston-Pi ttsburg postponed
rain
American association: At Cincinnati
Columbus :, Cincinnati 4; at st Louis-St
Louis Is, Athletic ~; at Kansas CITY,
Kansas City Z, Baltimore 5; Louisville
Brooklyn game postponed-rain
Western league: at St Joseph-St Joseph
l. Sioux City 4; at Dsuver-Denver u.
Omaha 2; at Minneapols-M Minneapolis .,
Des Moinos 6; at st, Paul-St Paul 2, Mil
waukee l.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-12
WILL RAISE FREIGHT RATES.


meeting OF Eastern and Western Line
Managers-Grand Army Fares
NEW YORK, July l2.-The meeting of tbs
joint committee of the eastern and the west
ern lines, including the New England rail
roads, at the Office of the Trunk Line ascot
alton, yesterday, was harmonious The Joint
committee unanimously agreed that, taking
effect at all points of shipment east of the
Mississippi river upon Monday July ~, the
tariff of Dec. IL, lS,s, on the p cent basis
per 100 pounds. as applied TO grain and its
products, would be restored; with the single
exception of that upon the article OF corn.
but excluding all corn products, the rate via
all lines may be made 10 take effect Monday.
July H. on the basis of - cents per 100
pounds
Rail-and-Lske Bills of Ladinr
The Trunk lines agreed that, simultaneously
with this advance, they will decline to accept
rail-and-lake bills nf lading, and on the same
date that the established rates at Buffalo and
Erie on gram from the lake be advanced
above those heretofore prevailing The joint
committee, being tbe combined organization
OF the Trunk Line association and the Gen.
trai Traffic association, was organized by the
election of Mr.. Hayden as chairman. Mr.
blanchard continuing as vice chairman
No i-Cent Fare for G. A. H Men.
Application for rates of / cent Der mile
for persons attending the encampment of
the Grand Army Of the Republic at MiIwau-
kee during the last week in August was de-
clined, and the rate fixed at one lowest linn
tied first-class fare for the round trip
Other business
Achange was made in the classification OF
wool, by which the minimum per car load
was reduced from 1900 pounds to 10 600
An application to reduce the minimum
weight of live stock per car was referred to
ten officers Of the joint committee for vote
and official decision under its rules
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-12
The Fool and His Money.

BUFFALO, n. Y, July 12-George Whit
more, of Rochester, son of a wealthy stone
dealer, appeared In the police court yester-
day morning asking for warrant for the
arrest of trio who stole 81, 100 of his money.
"hitmore came TO this city Tuesday in com
pany with a young woman named Ada
knapp, Of Rochester, whom be was to marry
Wednesday, and a man named Wolf. Wolf
also intended marrying a girl in this CITY.
and the gu lrtette had good time Tuesday.
Running mort of money Whitmore and his
intended returned TO Rochester. where he
drew sl,lD from bank and came hack
here On the way the girl persuaded Whit
more TO give her the money for safe keep
ing. We'd lesday night Whitmore went out
to hunt up minister to marry them, and ON
his return Sound that his intended and her
two compa mons had fed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-12
Yet They Are Not Happy.

JoHNsTowS, Pa, July l2-Tne feeling has
been growing that things have not been
properly managed relating to the distr,bu-
Ton OF the relief fund, and it has been inten-
slfied by the statement of Governor Beaver
that u. so, ~ has already been expended in
the valley. TIE matter will take shape in
call Tor an Indignation meeting, which will
De held IN the public part tomorrow evening.
The movement is urged by prominent men,
such as Col John T. Linton, Herman Beau
meyer, postmaster. and many others
The banking house of John Dibbsrt & Co.
began paying 80 per cent to creditors YES
terday, and promises to be able to nav all
within few months when the bank viii quit
business But one body was fouui yester-
iaV
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-12
The q. A x. md the Road.

CHICAGO, July l2.-Gvn. Martin. depart
ment commander Of Illinois. e. A r bav-
ing received an unfavorable reply last even
ing from Chairman Blanchard, Of the Gen.
ral Traffic association, to his request for a
! cent a mile rate, has sent out circular
discourasing the attendance Of veterans at
the national encampmeRt The circular cites
the fact OF a rate Of less than cent per mile
having recently been given to the German
Turn-verein's national meeting at Cincin-
matt, and declares that there is a general
feeling that the men whose services and sac
rifices alone made it possible for these rail-
roads TO exist and share in the prosperity
which has attended the nation in recent
years, are fairly entitled to at least the rate
which has been asked
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-12
Deafness CAM be cnred

by local application, as they can not
reach the diseased portion of the ear &.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an infisned con-
dition OF the mucus lining of the Eustsch-
ian tube. When this tube gets infismed
you have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely closed
deafness is the result, and unless the in
hammation can be taken out and this
tube restored 70 its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out Of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an infiamed condi-
ton of the mucus surfaces.
We will give one hundred dollars for
any case Of deafness Caused by cstarrb)
that we can not cure by taking Halls
Cstarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. j. CHENEY & Co. Toledo, o.
u Sold by druggists, 75c
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-12
PROGRESS AT STATE MAKING.
Procee iipgs In the Conventions of tn
Coming New States

Procee iiBgs In the Conventions of the
Coming New States.
Sioux FALLS, ID. T., July l2-The first
bushes before the constitutional convention
yesterday was the question of referring the
constitution, article by article, to the various
committees 1t was determined in the af-
firmative, and the whole instrument was
Separated and divided between the thirty
two st inding committees. A memorial
prayini; President Harrison to suspend &C
ton on all mineral and coal claims on school
lands hare till South Dakota is a state was
adopted by vote of 81 TO y
Apportionment for the Legislature.
The committee on legislative and juiicial
apporti Dnment has agreed 20 report that there
shall be one member of the lower house of
the legi stature for every GO voters, increas-
ing the number from ninety mine to about
10; also that there shall be one state senatr
for every ! $50 voters, Increasing the num-
Der from thlrtV-nina 10 forty
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-12
Action on the Northwe,,.rn r,oun,s

CHICAGO, his, July 12-The northwest
ern rate troubles were Practically settled
yesterday at the conference of the committee
OF presidents OF the northwestern roads
with Vice President Harris, Of the Burling-
ton and Northern At this meeting a reso-
luton, In line with the action taken by the
presidents on Wednesday was unanimously
adopted Ii provides for a practical ignor-
ing OF the long -and-shOrt-haul clause Of the
interstate commerce law when competition
with Canadian and lake-and-rail routes is
involved, and the construction OF a tariff to
meet that competition. Ii Is held that this
Is not violation OF the law under the CON
struction OF it given by the interstate COM
mission.