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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

The legislature of Arizona has passed bill
making train robbery a capital crime
The Illinois Central railway reports that its
net earnings in 1888 were 81 ,O67, s7l 65; In
1887 they were a, el9, 4S9.9T.
Policeman Francis J. Gsraghty, who was
thrown from a patrol wagon during riot at
the recent car strikes at New York. died
Friday night.
The national convention of business men.
in session at St Louis, has approved the
Lowell bankruptcy bill, with an amendment
abolishing receivers.
Parnell estimates that the expenses of him.
self and associates in defending themselves
before the commission have thus far
amounted to ESQ.,
The assignment of Henry A. Gould & Co.,
dealers in dye-stuffs, on Pearl street, Boston.
Mass. is announced The liabilities, though
not definitely known, are estimated at nearly
81, OOO, 600, principally due in Boston.
While making an experiment at his resi-.
dence in Orange, N. j., q day or two ago,
Thomas A. Edison, the inventor, nearly lost
his eyesight A pot Of chemicals which was
boiling on the stove ran over, and portion
flew up into his eyes, which are badly in
jured.
The Chicago, Burlington & Northern Fri
day gave notice Of . reduction In the rate on
-four from st. Paul to Chicago from l2ls
cents to 10 cents per 100 The reason assigned
for this action was the continued cutting of
-four rates by the $500" and other northern
routes east-bound from St. Paul.
The business failures during the seven days
ended Friday as reported by R. G. Dun &
Co. number, for the United States, 1888, and
for Canada, a., or Q total Of 282 For the
corresponding week Of last year the figures
were "a, made up Of 202 in the United
States and ~ in the Dominion Of Canada
A syndicate Of German bankers are uego-
tattons with the prince Of Lichtenstein for Q
grant Of land at vaduz. on the frontier of
Switzerland, for the purpose Of establishing
2 casino In opposition to that of Monte Carlo.
The rental offered is understood to be 1000.
600 forms year.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
sunday services.

At Trinity church tomorrow, Q0ipqua-
gesima Sunday, service at 1O:45 N, IL
m aud pm. At the chapel at $50 p u
and p m.
AT the United Presbyterian. services at
10:45 m and 1880 p ID. Preaching by
the Rev. W. F. johnson. Of Stanwood,
Iowa. Sunday school at 9:l5 N, Hugh
Warnock. superintendent.
At the Twentieth street Evangelical
Lutheran church, the Rev G Mennicke,
Jr., will presch at 10 m. Text. Rom
viii, "a Thema: Dsss wir uuser He'll
NIGHT i'm Gesetz. sondern ALIEN in Christa
linden. $50 p m Notwithstanding
At the Broadway Presbyterian church
the Rev W. 5. Marquis, pastor, will
preach at l0:45. m and p NJ. Morn.
ing subject Christian Love" Sabbath
school at 9:l0 a N, DR. w Stewart,
superintendent. Young peoples meeting
at 6:15 pm. South Park Mission Sun.
day school at $50 p IN.
At the Christian chapel, the Rev
George E Platt, pastor, service Sunday
IN At 10:45 m. Subject. Right
eousness and Orthodoxy. Service also
in the evening at 2. Subject: THE
Law fulfilled" Sunday school at 9:l5 q
m. superintendent, Geo E Plat. Young
peoples meeting ut p IN. At the mis-
sion room Sunday school at 8 p M.
Preaching Thursday night at 7:45.
At the First NJ. E. church, preaching u,
l045 m and Z p IN. by the pastor. the
Rev G W Cue. Morning subject: Con
secrated Womsnhood. A Sermon to
Women" The evening hour will be de-
voted 10 service of song-congrega>
tioual singing, with short talks by the
pastor upon the hymns. also special Sc,
lections by the choir. Sunday school At
9;15 a N, F Robinson, superintendent.
Young peoples class at . p m, led
by Miss Ella Taylor.
AT the Central Presbyterian church,
Rev A. B. Meldrum, pastor, will preach
at 10:45 m. aud 7 p IN, Morning SUB
ject: The Great Teacher" Evening sub
ject: Yoke and the Youth" Sabbath
school and pastors bible class at $50 a
m. Young yeople's meeting at p m
At morning service the choir will sing
Angels chorus" from Oratorio OF Eli
also Rock Of Ages" by Salter. 10 the
evening trio from Mendelsshon's Mes
siah, also an organ and cornet duet will
he rendered. Gospel Hymns at evening
service.
At the First Baptist church, H. q.
Leland, pastor, services at lU:45 a n
and 700 p m, Morning subject
In the morning the pastor will preach his
first annual sermon. The evening sub
ject will be: What do Baptists Be-
lieve% The ordinance OF the Lords
supper will be administered at the close
of the morning sermon, and baptism in
the evening. Young peoples and con
verts' meeting at 9 p m. Sunday scho 81
at $50 IN, ]. W WEIGH, superintend-
ent. At Forty-fourth street chapel Sab.
bath school At 2:30 p IN, followed by
services at $3.50.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
PORT BYRON.
PORT BYRON. Mar

FORT BYRON, Mhrcn ..
The lime kilns start up next Monday
W. w. Zeigler went to Chicago Friday
morning.
Mr.. G. G. Coyne has been suffering
from q severe attack of neuralgia thi:
week.
Mr. c. P. IT Williams. formerly
bookkeeper at Rapids CITY, is home
today.
E. B. Lowry aud wife start for Gard.
ner today 10 attend the funeral Of Mrs
Lowy's aunt.
The Rev. and Mrs Shoop returned
yesterday from a two weeks visit to the
parents of Mr.. Shoop.
Chas. Trent, Perry Burns, Z. J
Newcomer, L. L. Leffingwell and San
Martin attended the fancy dress ball a
LeClsire last night.
. Geo Tubbs, who has been living witt
his grandmother. Mrs Rowe. this winter
was called to his home in MuscatiDe to.
day on account OF the illness Of hi,
mother
That's all right, Andy, the boys are
onto you. That suit of clothes you
brought home from Rock Island this
week gives the whole thing away. C!>
CARS.
P. II. Trent, who has been
attending college at Davenport, Ia,
graduated and came home yesterday, to
take the place of E. B Lowry in the firm
of II. G. Trent & Sons.
John Buckley, of Des Moines, Iowa,
arrived here Friday morning to attend
The funeral OF his father. Timothy Buck
ley, today. The remains will be inferred
in the Catholic cemetery at Rapids City
Hugo and Ed. Sulken came home from
Peoria Thursday. where they have been
coopering this winter. Hugo will com
mence work for D. s and E. II. Metzgsr
next week and Ed. will go to Maquoketa,
Iowa
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
THE DEBATE IN PARLIAMENT.
Gladstone Takes the Floor on the Iris
OuPstion

Gladstone Takes the Floor on the Irish
Question.
LONDON, March 2-In the house of com
mons yesterday Matthews, the home score
tary, said in answer to question that Con-
stable Preston had visited prisoner by the
maine of Tracey twice aud interviewed him in
his cell. This was done at the instance of
Soames, The Times solicitor Harcourt, Lib
eral, intimsted that the visits OF the con-
stable constituted gross improperly, where
upon Balfom, chief secretary for ireland, de-
clared that he was unable TO see any impro-
priety in the visits During the debate on
this question DR. Tanner, the Nationalist
member for Cork, for whose arrest a warrant
under the crimes act has been issued, entered
the house His appearance was the signal for
prolonged cheering on the part of the Irish
members
Gladstone, resuming the debate on the ad-
dress, declared that the difficulties placed i'll
the way of settlement Of the land question
were due to the action of Chamberlain
Harrington and their friends When the
effects OF their action, which resulted in the
distress of tenants, became patent
these gentlemen obstinately refused to
deal with the questions concerning them.
The plan OF campaign was direct and neces-
sary result OF their course. Gladstone said
he bad never indicated the cause OF those
who had committed breaches of the law, but
he was compelled to say that this was one of
the case. in which the lawmakers were
more responsible than the law-break-
ers He denounced the degrading
hardships and personal indignities which
the Parnellite members and their
adherents had suffered, and denied the accuse
tons that political prisoners had suffered sim
liar indignities and hardship under the gov
eminent of the Liberals. Concluding, Glad
stone asserted that home rule was surely COM
ing, and many of those opposing it must al
ready see in the handwriting on the wall the
signs OF their approaching doom.
Parnsll, upon entering the house, was greet
ed with enthusiastic cheers from the opposi-
ton members, every one of whom rose to his
feet and waved his hat, including Gladstone
When he rose TO speak the demonstration was
repeated. He said he believed that his col
leagues and friends who had suffered through
Balfour's principles would be richly reward
ed in the near future by attaining the object
long ago tranquil but for exceptional
law, the results Of which the gov
eminent was responsible for, and
upon which the ministry must stand
or fall. He would not discuss the conspiracy
which had been assisted by the ministers to
steal the liberties of Ireland He was conf
dent that Englishnen would soon recognize
the possibility Of home rule, and Irishmen
knowing that they were turning their ear to
the reason OF the question would steadily re-
sst the Indictment Of disorder and pursue the
true path which Gladstone had indicated In
1885
Morleys amendment was then rejected by
q vote of 339 to 200
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
FATAL FIRE ENGINE COLLISION.
Two Men Probably Lose Their lives G.
inc to a Chica1a Rlaza

Two Men Probably Lose Their lives Go
ing to q Chicago Blaze.
CHICAGO, March 2.-Gibson, Parish & Co I
furniture trimmings establishment, on Ran
dolph street, this city, was destroyed by fir,
last night, entailing a loss of sl00,0O0 Insur
ance not yet ascertained. Krans' candy fac
tory adjoining was heavily damaged by
smoke and water.
While going y the fire a chemical engin,
collidsd with boss cart, seriously injurins
the driver of the chemical, Thomas J. Fit1
gerald, and probably fatally injuring Driver
Gus Guebnow, Of the hose-cart
Frank Hooth, paying teller of the North.
western bank, who was at the engine house
when the alarm was sounded, and jumped on
the chemical with the driver, was fatally in.
jured in the collision.
Fireman Joseph Feeney was badly burned
about the head and face while on duty at the
Hra
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
SUSTAINED THE VETO AGAIN.
The Des Moines River Land Bui Dead
Once More--S enators Sitting Up.

Once More-senators Sitting Up.
WASHINGTON CITY, March 2-Kenna's
credentials senator from West Virginia
were filed in the senate yesterday The con-
ference report on the bill to secure a por-
ton of the Sioux reservation in Dakota for
settlement was agreed to and the house
amendment TO the bill to protect the Alaskan
salmon fisheries non-concurred in. Fifty
two private pension bills were passed, So
cret session was held, and then recess was
taken till p. m. The night session had not
reached action on the deficiency bill at las
this morning.
The house adopted the resolution to pro-
mote commercial union with Canada, and
passed bills to give right-of-way through the
White Earth and Sioux Indian reservations
TO the Duluth & Winnipeg and Forest City &
Watertown railways respectively. The con-
ference report on the bill to provide for the
disposal Of certain public lands under the
homestead law was agreed to, with only
seven nays. The veto Of the Des Moines
river lands bill was then taken up, and by q
vote of yeas, 147; nays, 10S-not the required
two-thirds majority-the house refused to
pass the bill over the presidents veto. Re
cess was then taken to 7:30 p m, at which
session thirty-fve pension bills were passed
and the house adjourned at 10 p m.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
Wisconsin,.

MADISON, Wis, March The senate yes
terdsy defeated the proposition to reduce the
pay of circuit court reporters to s., 500 per
year. The assembly passed the bill to incor-
porate the city of New Lesion, and killed the
bill which proposed to make 1t misdemeanor
Tor the authorities of any city, village, COM
ty or town not to give preference to Union
veterans in hiring men to execute public
wonlx
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
THE bin introduced BY Hon. E.

THE bill introduced by Hon. E. W.
Hurst in the lower house of the state
legislature to guard the purity of the bal
lot box and put check on corruption
and bribery In election matters, will be
brought up for consideration in a few
days. A number of bills with the same
end In view have been introduced. bu,
Mr.. Hursts bill seeming to meet the re.
quirements more fully than any of the
others, has been practically adopted by
the judiciary committee, and that body
has unanimously ordered that it be favor
ably reported to the house.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
DIsRraoed HI, Gallant Father

NEW YORK, March 2.-Robert Sigel, son
and confidential clerk of Gen Franz Sigel,
pension agent in this city, was arrested
yesterday and held in default of $50, 900 bail
for forging pensioner's signatures to warrants
for payments, and for taking pay from
claimants for services which were part of his
official duty. He confessed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
The Weather We NAV EXPECT.

WASHINGTON CITY, March 2.-The indica-
tons for thirty-six hours from p. N. yestsr-
day are follows: For Iows-Fair weather;
stationary Temperatures; variable winds. For
Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin - Fair
weather: stationary temperature followed in
Wisconsin and Upper Michigan by slightly
warmer weather; winds becoming westerly.
For Indiana-Fair weather, preceded by rain
IN eastern portion; warmer. variable winds.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 2-The senate
yesterday passed the indianapolis public
works board bill The bill requiring the in
spectiou at place of slaughter of all animals
designed for food was also passed. The house
passed the bill to equip and furnish the new
insane hospitals at cost of s1S7, 900, and
sent to engrossnent several bills. A resolu-
ton was introduced reducing Linck's fine to
$95 and suspending the expulsion part of the
sentence, and it made special order for
Monday
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
NIichigan.

LANSING, Mich, March 2--Both houses Of
the legislature passed resolutions yesterday
indorsing Gen. Alger and Senator Palmer
for cabinet positions and the resolutions were
wirei to Gen. Harrison. The house passed a
bill to incorporate the Woman'S Relief Corps
OF Michigan, and bill TO prohibit the sale Of
cigarettes to boys under /, was discussed for
the remainder of the session.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
REPUBLICAN CLUB SENTIMENTS.
synopsis of the Resolutions Adopted by tho
National Convention

synopsis of the Resolutions Adopted by the
National Convention.
BALTIMORE, Md, March 2.-The Repub-
lican league convention got into working or
der yesterday aud finished up its business.
The resolutions presented by the COMMITTEES
on that matter reaffirm the principles enun-
ciated by the last national Republican con-
vention at Chicago; deplore the fact that in
some portions of the country successful work
could not be accomplished by the Republican
clubs because free expression Of opinion
could not be had through the ballot, but con-
graduate the people on the success OF party
pledged to insist on "free ballot and fair
count" in all the states Of the Union, and
hopefully look forward to the action of Re-
publican congress and executive which shall
make and compel obedience to such just laws
as will effectively insure to all their full civil
rights; recognize in the congressional provis-
ion for the immediate admission to the
Union Of the four new states Of South Da-
kota. North Dakota, Montana, and Washing
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
The MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. March /.
On the board OF trade to-day quotations were
| as follows: Wheat-No. May, opened Sl.U7ss
closed sl.07s4c; June, opened Size, closed
l.o214; July, opened 9s4c. closed Q q Corn
| No. May. opened $3.50, closed S6-isc: June
opened $3.50, closed a5S4c: July. opened 88lsc
| closed S6at-lsc. 0ats-No. May, opened and
closed @514c; June. opened and closed 26Ssc
July. opened =. closed selfc. Pork-May
opened Sll.s2 closed Sll.3o; June, opened -
closed Slice July, opened SlL45. closed Sll 50
Lard--May, opened, S6.T7lf, closed $3.50.
Inc Union stock yards report the followins
prices: Hogs-Market opened rather slow and
weak; prices 5Ql0c lower; light grades, sang
4.N rough packing, Si.3 GAO mixed lots,
N.A0G4.oO; heavy pack ng and shipping lots.
S4Na4.t5. Cattfe-Strouger; beeves. SS.lnG
ADO; cows, SL1jGc3l0; bulk, S2.l5G250; stockers
and feeders, sa.a06S35 sheep-Stesdy; ma
tives, S3.ea55.lo; westerns Sa+NGi.se lambs.
$4.e0a6ySu..
Produce: Butter-Fancy Elgin creamery, -
12Sc per ID: diaries in lines, lSGl7c: packing
stock, l0ll2c. Eggs-Strictly fresh laid, l2I
1870 per doz. Dressed poultry-Chickens, "a
lUlfc per lb roosters. be; turkeys, 1l14c; ducks
Burbanks, 2o93Oc per bu; Beauty of Hebron. 80
orc, Early Rose, 2SI3Oc; sweet potatoes, 81. rs
6225 per Dbl. Apples-Choice greetings ri 90
@2oo per Dbl; poor lots, 75cGSl.Oo. -Crsnbsr.
ries, bell and busle, s5.o0G6.0J per Dbl.
New York.
NEW YORK, March /.
Wheat--Quiet; No. red state, nominal: No
do. 994c; No. red winter March, e7ISc; do
April, 91Ssc; do May, sl00A Corn-Steady;
No. mixed cash, 45c; do March. 441zc; dc
April, $3.50. Oats-Stcady; No. white state
&c; No do, 3u]zc; No. mixed March, 8Oskc;
do April. Slssc: do May, a2c. Rye-Duu. Pork
Dull; new mess, sls.1OGl2.75. Lard-Quiet;
March, s7.ll, May, S7.l3.
Live Stock: Collaborating dull at IN
changed prices With trtfe frmer feeling;
ordinary TO prime steers. S3i0s.4.l s. 2 100 rs;
bulls. S2.50gS.5O; dry cows, S2.35aS25 sheep
and Lambs-Fair trade at easier prices: sheep
$As09BO q 100 rbs; s5H17.25, lambs. Hogs
Noninslly steady, $5.3oG586
ROCK BLAND
Hay-Uplsnd prairie, S7Ds.
HAy-TimOtny-new $70600.
Hay-Wild, Sb.OO0$o ~,
Rye-1Oc.
Corn -2N028.
Potatoes-2902Sc.
Tufnipe-1bc.
Ooal-Soft 1lc hald %. 90
Cord Wood-Oak, AH6; Hickory So
Straw 90: hailed % on.
There 10 no deceit IN money, anywhere,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
Not a Native of the Ague Belt.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 2-fhomas Garst, q
farmer of Pawpaw township, Wabash
county, died last evening from the effects OF
an ounce of quinine which he swallowed witt
suicidal intention. He feared the foreclosure
OF a mortgage on hts property.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
Effect OF That Grown Incident ?

LONDON, March AT the two coming re
captions to be held at St James palace or
March Is and April = tho prince of Wales
viii, by royal command, represent the queen
and presentations TO the heir of the throne
will be considered Of the same honor as pres
eutatlons TO his rovQl mother
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02

PARIS Ont, March 2.-On the Lake Huron
road yesterday passenger train ran into the
rear Of local train which was standing at
the station and wreck resulted. Mrs. Law,
Of Drumbo, and bel six year old daughter
were killed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
No Case Of Kidnap About It.

NEW YORK, March 2.-The girl Grace r.
win, who was thought to have been kidnapped,
has been found at hotel, where she volun-
tarily went with married man
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
iWHooPINe IT UP IN IRELAND.
The Land Leaguers Rejoicing Over I'll
Tumble of The Timea.

LONDON, March 2-Ireland has been wild
with delight over since the denouement OF
The Times case against Parnell was an
nounced Meetings have been held by the
hundreds throughout the country, and the
police have been taxed to their utmost re
sources to maintain order and keep the thou
sands Of exultant Irish within bounds
Thursday night at one of these victory
meetings in County Galway an incipient
row with the police seemed likely
TO break forth into An absolute
riot, but under the counsel of q
few Of the leaders the disturbance wa,
quelled and the temper of the crowd mani.
tested itself in guying the officers and calling
them "Pigottists" These meetings have bsen
most enthusiastic, and those who have ad-
dressed them have cheered their hearers BY
predicting speedy end to the oppression OF
Ireland. Money that has been all along want.
ing for the continuation of the Parnellites
defence is now pouring in, and It is evident
that the people are determined that as far a,
lies in their power Psrnell shall have the
means of pushing his case to the end
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
Congressman Laird Ha, a Re,an,.

HASTINGS, Neb., March 2.-Congressman
Laird was taken suddenly Ill yesterday morn
ing He intended participating in the inau.
gural, but has changed bis mind Every ar
rangement had been made for his departure
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
A Demonstration Over DIR. Tanner.

LONDON, March 2.-When the house Of
commons adjourned last night the Radical
and Nationalist members banded together
and surrounding Dr. Tanner escorted him
out amid shouts Of laughter, the member
from Mid-Cork joining in the hilarity. The
large group was quickly Joined by reporters
and others expecting the arrest Of the doc
tor, until the crowd had swelled to
considerable numbers No attempt wa.
made to enforce the warrant against
Tanner and he was enthusiastically escorted
to the Palace hotel Arriving there in safety
Dr. Tanner addressed the crowd in an elo-
quent and imprisoned speech, in which he
highly eulegized Gladstone. He was up
roariously cheered, and was arrested at his
hotel at an early hour this morning
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
CIntistones Son DYING.

LONDON, March 2.-William Henry Glad
stone eldest son Of Ri. Hon. William Ewart
Gladstone, is in a dying condition. He was
insensible all day yes erday
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
Baek,e, for Ronfleid and scbsaok

CHICAGO, March 2.-The grand jury
yesterday, after examining witnesses re-
ported in the cases OF Setback and Bonfield
for criminal libel against The Times that nc
Indictment could be found
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
Not yearning for Closer Relation,

OTTAWA, Ont, March Elm the house of
commons last night, after a debate on the Cd
position motion for continuance Of modus
vivendi and for closer trade relations with
the United States, the motion was rejected
by los to 6J
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
THE RIPPER" AT CALGARY.
Deviiish Work Of . Murderous Miscreal
A Suspect Arrested.

"A suspect Arrested.
CALGARY, n w. T., March 2-Chief Of
Police Dillabaugh was patrolins Stephen
avenue about O'Clock last night when he was
accosted by well.known character named
Fisk, who appeared greatly excited, and told
Dillabaugh he had come to give himself up
He explained that he had been spending some
time with absolute squaw in a room over
the Turf club saloon, aud that be had just
found her dead. Ihe chief took charge Of the
man and proceeded with him to the Turf club.
On entering the room blood stains were
noticed on the walls, while the body Of the
squaw lay on a bed, which was saturated
with blood The poor creature had been dis.
emboweled, the viscera being scattered over
the bed and room Fisk's story is that be
had been spending the greater part Of the
afternoon with the deceased. At 9 o'clock he
left her to get supper, leaving her In the
room with the door unlocked After supper
be went back and the first indication be bad
that anything was wrong was when the
squaw failed to reply upon his speaking to
her. He denies most emphatically having i'll
treated the woman in any way.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-02
Want The Times Men Prosecuted.

LONDON, March The Recommendation
of The Pail Mall Gazette that Messrs Wal.
ter, Macdonald, Buckle, Soames, of The
Times, aid Houston, be prosecuted by the
government meets general approval among
Liberals and Home Rulers