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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13

NEw YORK, Dec. l5.-In the height of
Wsdnes days gale the bark Marie was sighted
on Sanity Hook in tow OF a tug. Dave Dill
Ion, this agents boatman, and Mr.. Trans
gard, the boarding clerk, went down the bay
In a small boat TO board the vessel and get
her papsrs. Nj Transgaard went aboard the
bark, but Dillon remained in the little boat,
which was fast TO the tug The line that
held the boat soon snapped and before many
minutes had passed. Dillon was going out
past Sa ldy Hook That was the last seen OF
him. /, he made Sandy Hook light ship be
Is safe, { not be is either drowned OF at sea
In an zen boat
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13

Did you ever sr" the wind
"Seo the wudF

Did you ever sr- the wind r.
'Seo the wind"
YES, that, what I said DID YOU ever
So the wind asked "a yacht,nnn, who was
standing on u bluff OF the Highland, watch
M tue yachts sailing on tn lower bay.
NO. I've never s'sn the wind, replied his
friend
Well, ~ tell you how you may Take a
polished metallic surface ut two Loot or more,
with straight edge, a large handsaw will
snswer The purpose Select u windy day,
whether bot or cold. clear or cloudy, Oulv let
Il not rain or the air Ds murky-in other
words, let tho air be- dry. Hold this metal.
lie surface ~ right angles 20 the wind-i e,
n the wind Is north, hold your surface east
and wSst-and incline II at an angle Of A.
deRs, ~ that the wind, striking, gLnces and
bows over the edge Now sight carefully
over the edge at some small but clearly de
fined object, aud you Will see the air dow
over a. water flows over dam Boston
Glot-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13
MONTANA'S CRISIS.
a Point Reached Where Ac.
ton Is Necessary.
THE TIME FOR THRILLING Is PAST.

A Legal Limit to Delay in Getting to
Work-The Democratic Senators VIII
Probably Either Qualify or Resign-A
of Senators to the National Capital
Favored by Democrats.
HELENA, Mont, Dec. 13.-The deadlock in
the senate has reached the stage where some
thing must be done. Under the territorial
law, which still holds, members of either
branch of the legislature must take the oath
and enter upon their duties within thirty
days after the date set for the meeting of
the body of which they are members, or their
office becomes vacant and the governor may
order a new election. This thirty-day limit
has now expired and the seats Of the Demo-
cratic senator's who have not yet qualified
are under the law vacant
win Either Go in OF Resign.
Yesterday afternoon conference was held
between the Democratic and Republican
senator's, and the former agreed that on
Monday morning they would go into the sem
ate or resign The latter will probably be
the course taken, as if they go in with the
Republicans the latter can then go into
joint session with the Republican house and
elect two United States senators. There are
only one or two Democratic senator's who adj
vocate the policy of qualifying while the
five Republican members from Silver Bow
are allowed to sit in the Republican house,
and they will undoubtedly be guided by the
majority.
Democratic Sentiment.
The sentiment of the Democratic party,
senatorial Candidates and all, is against the
Democratic senator's helping to organize the
senate until the Republicans surrender So
strong is this feeling that it seems scarcely
probable that any Democratic senator will
dare disobey and thus aid the Republicans or
ganize. The Democratic members of the house
and senate were in caucus several hours last
night planning line Of action. All along
the Democrats have expected some of the
Republican legislators would leave the Re-
publicans and go into the Democratic house.
Double Delegation of Senators.
Now that there seems to be no possibility of
a break, the question the Democrats are con-
sidering is, shall our senator's take the oath,
and when the Republican senator's go into
joint session with the Republican house shall
our senator's likewise 60 into session with the
Democratic house and elect two senatorsa
Then each party will send two United States
senator's to Washington City, but only the
two Democrats will take certificates bearing
the governors signature. The argument is
made that if the Democrats resign and go
home it will not prevent their opponents
from sending two senator's to Washington
City, while if they qualify and also send two
senator's it will bring the case before the
United States senate
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13
Comparisan of yotas

In reply 10 the challenge as to the alleged
snallness OF the southern vote. Mr.. Grady
said that the sixteen southern states in
lSes cast 81 per cent. OF their total vote;
the six New England states, but o3 per cent.
OF theirs The negro has learned that the
ballot-box which promised him most, has
yielded him least, and at last has realized
that his best friends are his neighbors, with
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13
Her Only Jewels.

Ia Houlton lives a lady who has never been
carried away with the pomps aud vanities OF
this world. She never wore an article OF
jewelry, piece OF lace nor a collar around
her neck, even in the days of courtship,
which experience she has passed through
more than once, having been married twice
Once only did she become giddy enough TO
vear ribbon, and that was when she was
first married, when she adorned herself with
a bow Of that material. Hoop skirts and
bustles have never added style TO her appear
ance Her only jewels have been Of the kind
of which Cornelia boosted. She has fourteeu
81 these-I ewistnn JnnrnaI
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13
European RuIers

Tue present rulers Of the various countries
IA Europe are as follows: Austria Hungary,
FRANZ Joseph l; Belgium, Leopold IL Dem
mark Christian TX; France, Marie F. Sadi-
Caru0t Germany, Wilhelm II; Great Brit
aln, Victoria !; Greece, Georgios /; Italy,
Aumbert ]; Netherlands, Willem III; Portu-
gAl, Luis J., koumania Karl /; Russia, Alex
snder III; Spain, Alfonso XIII; Sweden and
NORWAY, Oscar IL; Switzerland, Emilio Welt
Turkey, AbOul-Hamid IL
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13

the people most bound in honor to its solu-
ton. Hs asked OF his hearers: ''First-Pa-
tiencs, out OF this alone can come perfect
work; second--conf1dence, in this alone can
you judge fairly; third-sympathy in this
you can help us best; fourth-give US your
sons as hostages, that they may help TO swell
the Anglo-Sax0n current until IL can carry
without danger the black infusion: fifth
loyalty to the republic, for there is sectional
Ism In loyalty as in estrangement. Give us
the broad and perfect loyalty that loves and
trusts Georgia alike with Massachusetts,
that knows no south, no north, no east, no
west, but cndears with equal and patriotic
love every foot Of our SOIL every state Of our
Union"
Loud cheers greeted the speaker as he sat
down.
Carnegie Compliments Cleveland.
Mr.. Andrew Carnegie was then introduced.
Prior to entering upon the discussion Of
his topic he paid high compliment to
Mr.. Cleveland as one whom history would
declare had tried to do his duty and who
possessed the respect Of the entire country,
regardless Of party. He said Mr. Cleveland
bad demonstrated one answer to q question
OF his own asking, "Wnat to do with ex-
presidents" He had shown that one good
thing TO do with them was 10 invite them to
all banquets, and in this connection the
question occurred to him, why not run
them againr To this there was storm OF
applause, with cries Of "Good," That's So"
and renewed cheering.
The Country's Great Progress
Mr.. Carnegie then proceeded to n brief ex-
position OF the wonderful progress made by
this country during the past thirty years In
mmerce, manufacturing, and mining,
eiaring that In the last two industries she
now leads the world, while her credit Is first
among nations His address, which was
brief owing to the lateness OF the hour, was
confined almost wholly to statistics
Mr. Carnegie was followed by Hon. W.
L. Putnam, late Democratic candidate for
governor OF Maine, who spoke briefly upon
merchant marine and fisheries.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13
Two Boys Drowned.

REEDssuRG, Wis, Dec. 1S.-News was re-
ceived here yesterday afternoon of the
drowning Of three boys-John Martin, Ann
brose Donnelly and Bert Sheldon. They
were skating on the river when the ice broke
and Martin fell in Donnelly rushed to the
assistance of his drowning companion, and
he too was drawn under the ice. Sheldon
also tried to save his companions and he
shared their fate. Two are dead, but Don
nelly was resuscitated
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13
A Model Convict. This.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. l3-Jef Fuson,
from Pineville, applied at the penitentiary
yesterday to be incarcerated- He presented
letter Of commitment from the sheriff Of
Bell county. He was convicted last August
Of malicious shooting and wounding, but the
sheriff could not find time TO bring his pris-
oner to prison. AT last he trusted him to
come alone
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13
A wealthy Man Missing.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1S.-Joseph g. Dit
man, preident of the Quaker City National
bank, disappeared In a mysterious manner
wednesday evening and is supposed to be at
the botto n Of the Schuylkin canal, short
distance south Of the falls bridge Suicide
Is suspect ed, but no cause for such an act can
be assign ID, as he was worth half a million
and all b relations were Of the happiest.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13
Want ANY Nickels or Conner. .

WASHINGTON CITY. Dec I3-The treasury
department yesterday gave notice that 3
cent nick and l-cent bronze pieces will be
furnished in the order Of application from
the Uni ed States mint at Philadelphia, to
points reached by the United States and
connect ng express companies, free Of trans
portation charges, in sums of So OF multi
pies thereof, upon receipt and collection by
the superintendent Of that mint Of draft
on New York or Philadelphia, payable to
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13
Two Committee Meetings,

WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. 13.-The most
important committees OF the house-those Of
ways and means and appropriations-held
their first meeting yesterday morning and
transacted some preliminary routine busi-
ness, such as appointing subcommittee, etc.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13

CHICAGO, Dec. l3.-Luther Latin Mills.
who was to have made the final argument in
the Cronin case to-day, has transferred his
duty to Judge Longenecker Mr.. Mills has
been i'll for some days Until yesterday he
was confident that he would be able TO per
form the task assigned to him. but a sudden
relapse caused him TO change his plans under
a stern injunction from his physician to re-
main at home
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13
That DodgevilIe, wis, Capture.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.-Neither Chief Hub
bard nor Lieut.. Elliott take any stock in the
capture If an alleged Cooney ''the Fox" at
Dodgevlls, Wis They get similar dis
patches every day. The only move made by
them in The matter thus far Is TO have pict-
ures OF Cooney sent on. These have arrived
at Dodgsvills and since getting them the
sheriff thsre seems more positive than ever
that his prisoner Is Cooney
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13
The.e o.. Conld onrn nnnr..

Dr. II. b. Shank, of Lansing, Mich, owned
cat that had learned to open the doors that
We're secured with latch, and all her de-
scendhnts inherited the same popularity;
while another family OF cats, brought up with
them, did not learn the trick, although thew
mao sufficient intelligence 10 ask the assist
anee OF their more expert friends when thew
wanted door opened Detroit Tribune
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13
LONDON TOILERS.
The Gas Stokers Inaugurate
a Big Strike.
THREATS OF SOCIAL REVOLUTION.

Public Sympathy Against the Strikers
and Plenty of Men to Take Their
PIaces-The Coal Porters Settle Their
DifhcuIty by Arbitrstion-That Amer
lean Move on Cuba Resented-Brown-
ing the Poet Dead.
LONDON, Dec. 13-The gas stokers have
issued a manifesto declaring that the employ
ment of soldiers TO directly or indirectly as
sist the gas companies, or to interfere with
the strikers in their contest with the masters,
will inevitably result in social revolution
All the strikers Are Out.
The first shift of malcontents having quit
work, trouble was expected when the second
shift went out this morning There was no
trouble, however, but that doesn't insure
peace for any length of time The company
Is engaging other men in the provinces 1t
offers a bonus of e. for the first week and 81
a week for each succeeding week daring the
strike in addition to the regular wages
Many of the newcomers are as desperate
from want of work and consequent hunger
and exposure as the strikers can possibly be
from brooding over their grievances and the
refusal of the company TO redress them, and
a riot between the two clements must result
IN injury TO many if not promptly quelled.
Strikers Lack Public sympathy.
The public sympathy which was lavished
upon the dock laborers in their great strike
is entirely lacking in the present struggle
and there is also an entire absence of the
sympathy shown by the police on the former
occasion, In these circumstances the 500
policemen who are surrounding the gas
works may be depended upon by the COM
pany TO show the strikers no mercy if they
attempt by force TO prevent the new men
from going to work, and the latter may also
be relied upon to protect themselves, if it
shall become necessary for them TO fight.
A Coal Porters' strike Averted.
A conference was held at the ma nsion
house yesterday afternoon between Sir Mark
Wilks COllet, Sir John Lubbock, and Lord
Mayor lssacs, acting as arbitrator and rep
resentatives of the gas companies and their
employees. The conference resulted in an
amicable arrangement of the existing
troubles, and a general strike of the coal
porters is thereby averted
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13

In Guys Uo1don) hospital reports.
vol. 1. page 396. Is found the statement:
Simple hypertrDpby enlargement of
the heart, especially OF the left ventricle,
Is found without valvular incompetency +.
In this numerous class the cardiac is sec :
ondary "a symphony TO the renal affec>
ton" This explains why Warmers Safe
Cure IL effectual In cases OF heart dis
ease. II removes from the blood the
kidney acid which causes the heart dis
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. Dec. i.
Quotations on the board OF trade to-day wer.
a. follows: Wheat-No. December, opened
and closed ,sasc: January. opened DC.
closed ,ss4c; May, opened sSI4c, closed s8c.
Corn-No. = December, opened a2ssc, closed
3lssc January, opened sll,c, closed sic: MAY,
opened SSsc, closed 81 &c. oats-No. De-
cember. opened and closed 3s4c: January
opened PIC. closed .ts4c, May, opened and
closed s3sc. Pork-Year. opened ss.s5, closed
sSaJ; January. opened S9.a2la. closed $3.50;
May, opened $40 closed Sg671S. Lard-Jan-
uary, opened S5.@, closed sj.s7ls.
Live stock.-Following were the quotations
at the Union stock yards: Hogs-Market
opened fairly active, with prices 5d10c lower;
light grades, $40 =. ~; rough packing, S3&
G845; mixed lots, S3.4l J3GI heavy packing
and shipping lots, Si59G3G0. Cattle-Mar-
ket weak; dragging; Nmas beevee, $5od5.s5;
good To choice, s4.lutt4s5 poor to medium,
s300G3.ss cows, slata@.se stockers and
feeders S20tdt3.o. sheep-Market dull 10d
I5c lower. Xmas. S5OtG6.OO. good TO choice
S45OG4eO; inferior to fair. S3.,oll4.0O; lambs,
S5O0d60.
Produce: Butter-Fancy Elzin creamery
eSdcslfc per 10; finest dairy. 2lG24c; packing
stock. IGD9c. Eggs-Strictly fresh: 2lGS,c per
doz; ice house, l5Glsc. Live poultry-Hens &c
per 10; turkeys, &c; ducks, SC. geese, S4.5045OO
per doz. Potatoes-Beauty OF Hebron, 30 Csc
per bu. on track; common and mixed lots. ESQ
&c. Apples-Good TO fancy, Sl.2592.51 per
Dbl. Cranberries-W Wisconsin, sos I27, per
box
New York.
NEW YORK, Dec L.
Wheat-No. red winter December sjs4c:
do January, toe; do February, s7lsc Corn
No. mixed cash, $500 do December segkc:
do January. sc; do May, 4lssc. Oats-Quiet
but steady: No. mixed cash, Nc; do De-
cember. <sc: do January. 2s5Sc; do Febru-
AIRY, 2ss4c. kye-Dull Barley-Nominal
Pork-Dull; mess. $llWdllaj for inspected
Lard-Quiet; December, S6.l5 January, so.8
Live Sto k: Cattle-No market for beeyes.
dressed beef, duh; prime native sides. ga y
%. Sheep and Lambs-Slow, but firmly steady,
sheep S400G5.60 . 100 bs; lambs. As. 0aa7 SIX
Hogs-Nominally steady; live hogs, s3.6Oaseo
Y 100 Ms.
ROCK Inland.
Hay-Upland prairie, 500
6Ay-T1motny-new - So
Hay-Wild. S5.000SSbn,
Straw--'4.0o per ton.
Rye-36c.
Corn -oldseoosOc: New eaoaasc.
Oats-lec0a1c.
Potatoee--lS, G20c
Onions SIC.
Turnips-S.
Ouel-6oft lie had o. 90
Cord Wood-osk. e<x; Hickory, o.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13
ABBREVIATED TElEGRAMS.


Parnell has recovered from his recent i'll
ness.
Navigation of the Delaware and Hudson
canal has closed for the season.
Marshal Mahoney, OF Cairo, Ills, captured
gang of eleven river pirates ON the Missis
sippi near that city Thursday
Edward Bradley, of London, England,
whose writings as "Cuthbert Bude" have
gained him worldwide celebrity, is dead
The Bell Telephone company has de-
clared dividend of 50 share, payable
Jan u to stockholders of record of Dec 81.
E. n. Dickerson, the famous patent law
yer, die,i at Rockaway, n. j., Thursday he
was the most noted authority on patents in
this country.
The funeral of Mrs. Scott-Lord, Mrs.
President Harrison's sister, took place
Thursday from the Church of the Inca-na-
ton at Washington City.
The state board Of transportation of Ne
braska has ordered the Missouri Pacific to
permit the Farmers Alliance to build an
elevator on the railways right-of-way.
Immense damage has been done in the
Sacramento river valley, California, by the
freshet in that river. Wheat lands to the
extent Of thousands of acres are inundated
Rev. DIR, Reilly, of Detroit, treasurer Of
the Irish National league, Thursday cabled
$1,000 q Dir Kenny. treasurer of the Irish
league, for the use of the tenants defense
fund
Julius Schutt, money lender and real
estate dealer of Minneapolis, Mimi, was ar
rested Thursday, charged with completely
in the alleged fcrEeries committed by j.
Frank Collom
In Ia Han. E al,
ance of G j. loot, cashier of the United
States Express company, AT Grand Rapids,
Ii the fact that package of money 10 the
amount of 81 ,uUJ l. also missing.
Van Buren, Baker Of Wheeling. W. Va,
is serving life sentence IN the state peni-
Tertiary for the murder of his wife and
mother-in- law, and now the authorities have
letter signed 10y Man No. L. declaring
Baker innocent of the crime
Streator, HIS is the latest aspirant for an
impossible fight between Sullivon and jack
son. The town proposes to offer $50 900
purse in state where the whole National
Guard would lie turned out, if necessary, to
prevent the fight
The girl who ran away with Barkeeper
Dinham, at New Rochelle, y. y. We,ines-
day, was not ten. Sickles' daughter, but his
half -siSter. This sort Of thing Is common in
the family, two of the girls sisters have
eloped, both with men OF low standing in
society.
NJ. \. johnson, of Fargo, defeated candi-
date for United States senator from North
Dakota, charges \. E Dodge, attorney for
the Manitoba railway, with Offering him
SIS, 900 70 permit the railway TO name the
district judge, if he johnson got the seua-
torship.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13
Further Trouble in Crete.

ATHENS. Dec. l3-Advices from Canea
state that Chakir Pasha is disarming the
Christians as fast as possible, while the out
RACES by Turkish troops and officials increase
rather than diminish. Several Cretan chiefs
are here organizing for a general rising of
the oppressed people of Crete, which the lat
ter will welcome as a means of their deliv-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13
Seems to Have Gotten Hi. Deserts.

AvocA, Wis, Dec. lS-This place was the
scene Of a tragedy late Wednesday night.
Thomas Pollard proceeded to the house of
Lyman Dewitt. He was denied admittance
and ordered four times TO leave, but refused,
whereupon Dewitt produced a revolver and
shot Folliard three times Death was instan-
taneous. Trouble has existed some time be
tween the two over DeWitts wife
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13
Gov.-EI.ct Cam,b.,,.. wiz. II,

CINCINNATI, O., Dec. ls.-word was re-
ceived here last night from Hamilton, O.,
that the wife of Governor-E Elect James E
Campbell is lying dangerously i'll at her
home at that point She was taken sick
Wednesday, and has been growing worse
ever since. The disease from which she suf-
feys il acute Inflammation
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13
Don't he Too Sure, Senior.

MADRID, Dec. lS-Senor CASTELAR, said in
an interview yesterday that the events in
Brazil had been no surprise to him He be-
lieves the example will be followed in
Portugal, sooner OF later, but not in Spain,
because in Spain the regent, during the
kings minority, keeps liberal ministers in
office, and has allowed Sagasta TO establish
universal suffrage
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13
Then n Stoppeti.

A few days ago queer old codger In a
town In Rhode Island drew his s2s 900 out of
u local bank because he dreamed that the
bank was going to burst. A large crowd as
senhled to guy him and call him a crank.
out hs drew It out Just the same. Next day
ths bank went sky high, and the way this
folks stopped laughing produced an awful a.
ience for ten miles around. Detroit Free
Pres
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13
Cen.urea Govsr1orF tf.r

SPRINGFrELD, Ills, Dec l3.-The State
Grange yesterday adopted resolution CEN
surfing Governor Fifer because he did not
appoint farmer On the railway and ware
house board. The Grange elected J. NJ
Thompson, of VIII county, master and
Thomas Ready, of Peoria, secretary.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13
Declared for High License

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-At the regular
monthly meeting Of the Union League club
last night, resolution presented by the COM
mittee ON political reform was adopted, de-
claring in favor Of high license and pro-
nouncing prohibition impracticable.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13

81. PAUL, Mimi, Dec 13-The signal OBJ.
server here states that a cold wave, 1000
miles wide is sweeping down from the north.
At points north and northwest Of here the
thermometer is below zero and the weather
Is growing rapidly colder.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13
The s1exicans Won't Have Him.

WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. l3.-The state
department Is informed that the Mexican
government has refused to receive E. o.
Fschet as United States consul at Pisdras
Negrss, on ACCOUNT Of troubls he had with
Merriam anth0rt11o wAils coasul q raso del
Nor1e, during ~ las1 s6nfudsernfxon-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13
Roe, lt.d I'm q Democr.tie y,c,orv

CHICAGO. Dec. 1s-The election yesterday
for drain age trustees resulted in the election
OF the cit liens ticket and three Of the candi-
dates ON the Democratic ticket. The citi-
xsns' tick IT was made up Of two Democrats,
three Rel ubtcans and one Labor Democrat.
This give, practically six Democrats and
three Rel ubhcans on the board
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-13
He Married a BahN.

WATERFORD, Miss, Dec. lS-Wlliam
Bailey, Is years OF age, eloped with Sallie
Wallace, the ayear old daughter of Mrs. S.
W. Wallace, Of this place, and was married
to her at Bolivar, Tenn, yesterday morn
ing. Great Indignation is manifested here.
Both parties are under arrest at Bolivar.