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The Atchison, Kansas, Daily Globe,
under date of March 18th, bas NE follow
ing dispatch purporting to come from
Los Angeles;
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-16
HILLSDALE.

HLLsDALE, Nov. 10.
There WAS party at Mr. Jerry Pear
sails on Wednesday night.
Rob. wouldn't you a. soon walk rs to
ride with three in the cartS
There Is talk OF having concert at
Enterprise in the near future.
Girls, have you found out whether
that mustsche Is false or not7
Mr.. Nelson, from CordOvs. was IN our
town buying horses on Tuesday.
ID. G. Walker and w. b. Camp. OF
Enterprise, spent Saturday in Moline.
The winter term Of school opens on
Monday with Miss Mollie WOodburn as
teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs wesigste. Of Clinton.
Iowa, were guests OF Mrs. ) b. Feaster
on Monday Of last week.
Mr.. Burtow has been on the sick list
the past week. but are pleased 10 state be
Is much better at this writing.
just word To those boys who 90 along
the road throwing kisses at the pretty
girls rs they pass by. Boys. such flIrta-
lions are dangerous sometimes.
About thirty or forty Of Rev Broad
foot's friends gathered at his home near
Rose Hill on Saturday night for the pur-
pose Of surprising him. He was pre-
souted with = handsome set of dishes.
and other articles too numerous TO mems
ton
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-16
MISCREANT M'COYS.
A Most Diabolical Murder Per-
petrated by Them.
AGED MAN AND WIFE SHOT DOWN.

Both Victims Over Seventy Years q Age
The Atrocity Revives the Feud nd the
Hatfelds Are on q Man Hunt-War ON
the Jews In Louisisna-Plottors OF Rob-
berry scooped in { sse rado-Treasonabie
Mormon Oaths.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va Nov. ID Two
moro victims have b.sh sacrificed In the
Hatfield Mccoy war; They were shot down
In revenge by tue McCoys on Thursday
night While Paris Biumfield and his wife,
an aged couple, were at supper some one
knocked at the door, and old Mr.. Blumfeld
opened it, In an instant he was pierced with
five bullets His wife, who stood by his side,
was fatally wounded, but lived long enough
to tell the story Of the murder to her neigh
bors yesterday morning. Both victims were
over 40 years old aud had never take n any
part in the feu1
Hatfie,ds on tho Warpath.
This murder has stirred up the Hitfields
and Blumfields, and a party started out
yesterday afternoon to avenge the death OF
the white-ha couple. At meeting OF
the citzsns of Lincoln couaty, held at Ham
lin the county seat, yesterday afternoon, a
committee was appointed to wait on the
governor AMI appeal for troops. They will
reach Wheeling on Monday, and their re-
quest will probably b. granted as the local
authorities are helpless.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-16
LIGHT ON ST. PAuL's MYSTERY.

That sIutilsted Corpse Identified and
Prominent People In Trouble.
ST PAUL, MINI, Nov 10 The mystery
OF the mutilatel corpse at Lake Johanna
was cleared up yesterday Ivy the confession
OF George Lynch, young electrician of this
city. Lynch's confession duplicates several
prominent people in st Paul, and County
Attorney Egan states that he will bring the
matter TO ths attention OF the grand jury
next week. Lynch states that several msdi-
cal students among Them Albert Austin,
son Of eI. Governor Austin, OF Minnesota;
Marx Hoyt son Of Health Commissioner
Hoyt, and Henry Bramball, all OF whom ara
now attending college in Philadelphia, pro-
cured the body from DIR. j II. Murphy, who
claimed that he got It at DImpier's under
taking establishment Ia this city. The stu
dents made partial dissection Of the body
under the supervision OF Health Commis-
sioner Hoyt.
Being suddenly summoned east thoy had
the body smbalmed, cut IL In two, packed IL
In a barrel, and at the suggestion of the
health commissioner, buried IL at Lake Jo-
hanna, intending to return In the spring and
finish the work. DIR. Murphy hal stat cd
that the body was that Of man killed In n
railway collision, aud that he obtained IL
through regular channels The affair has
caused a stir in Sc. Paul ON account Of tho
prominence OF the persons implicated. DR..
| Murphy Is an intimate friend of President
Harrison and family, and his daughter 10
now a frequent visitor ut the White House,
90 she was during the Cleveland regime.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-16

INpfASAPoLfs Nov "a - Judge Daniel
r. Baldwin, 1x,atiornCy general. one of
The heading rcpublicans Of the state and
elose friend of the president, was In the
citv TODAY and talked oi the duty of the
nresent admipistration ~ the people as
,cg.rds tariff reform. lie said that II
vas onlv A ouestion rs 81 whether the re-
nphllcans should reduce the tsris now.
n, vbetber a democratic president and a
democratic congress should don't in 1893
Asked II he regarded the elections last
week as indicative 81 the peoples viii on
the subject. be said
II certainly do | do not believe the
farmers OF the United States will ever
agaln be in favor of the present war tar
N NV notion Is that without n radical
change the farmers. In 1890 '02. will 20
against us The inequalities Of the pres
ent tariff are very hard on the agricultu-
raj interests. The farmer is provided
with a spoon. while the manufacturers
receive protection by the sbovelful. Why
should the farmer be compelled 10 sell
his wheat vt the prices fixed In Liver
pool. In the market Of the world. and to
buy all bis necessities from manufacture
ers protected from 30 to 70 per cent?
While the latter class is becoming enor-
mously wealthy the former "a pulling the
devil around by the tail and Just making
living. The tariff should treat all
classes ~ near alike as possible
This sounds very much like demo-
cratic talk, remarked the Herald cores
pondent
"Well, IL il does | cant help ". am no
democrat | don't want to see the re-
publican party 90 down upon the tariff
abuses when they hold all the cards In
their own hands
"But is u not believed that the new
states and the proposed federal election
supervision have made everything solid -
Don't you believe H. There are 90 =
900 republicans In the state, and I. 900. :
900 In the United States who think as
do about tariff reform. and II the present
abuses are not eliminated they will rebel
II congress lodges and shutilcs and cuts
OF the tobacco tax. and thinkers a little
here and there. but makes no radical tar o.
in reform. we shall certainly go TO the
wall. We can't afford TO be defeated in
1890 and commence the revision in 1891
IL must begin at once, and with malice
toward none. with charity for all. and
there must be careful tariff revision and
reduction all along the line. or the repub
liean party will be buried beyond hope Of
resurrection.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-16
ABBREVIATED rElsGRAMs.

The emperor and empress Of Germany re-
turned to Berlin Fridty morning
Joseph Chamberlain, the British Liberal
Unionist politician, ss led from London for
Egypt Friday.
Fire at Denopolis, Ala, Friday, destroyed
the Denopolis oil mil. Loss, sls5, 900; in
surance, t75,0
II is said that the rscent blizzard out In
New Mexico and Colo ado was the death of
nearly 100 psopls.
To save the barbed wire trade from total
Generalization, great steel trust Is being
organized at Chicago so IL Ia said
The editor OF The Magdeburg Tsgeblatt
has been sentenced tn six weeks imprison-
ment for insulting Prince Bismarck
James Gordon Bennett has sold The
Herald building, needing the money to put
into bis foreign newspaper enterprises
George Washington, colorsd, was taken
from jail by mob at Magnolia Miss, FRI
day and hanged for ar attsmpt to assault a
white lady.
The official returns Of the vote for state
treasurer of Penns ylvania give Boyer
(Repl, S4l, pa; Bigler DEM, $50, BIS; John
son (Pro.l, 21,4Ol.
It Is currently reported that Mrs Della
lutely needing the nec,ssaries of life at her
farm in New Jersey.
The discovery OF nav coal bed is reports
cd from North Sydney, Nova Scotia. A
well known expert ella ms that there are 10,
OOO, 900 tons In the seams
The jury in the case OF Mrs Besant, who
sued Rev MIR. Hoskyni for misrepressnting
her Idea of marriage morality, disagreed in
London, England, Frioay.
George W. Bungny, he veteran journalist
and temperance advocate, is very i'll at his
home in Brooklyn, n. Y. He was stricken
with paralysis last Tuesday night
Charles c. Bonney. II Chicago, president
OF the Law and Orler league. has issued a
call for the next annual meeting Of the Or
ganization in Toronto IN Feb. %, 1870
reception was given at Terre Haute,
Ind, Friday evening t. John Dawson, the
occasion bslng the Tooth anniversary Of his
birth he stood the fatigue like a young
man.
The Democratic state central COMMITTEES OF
Indiana has been callei to meet at Indianap.
oils Wednesday next, t. begin preparations
Tor the next campaign, which, q member
says, will bs fought on the tariff questio
The Chicago health office had sensat ion
Friday. A man with face full Of pimplss
walked in and In a moment was pronounced
suffering with a well developed case OF
smallpox. The worst OF the case was that
the man had been walking the streets and
been In contact with hundreds Of people.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-16

On the question ~ real economy
Hoods Ssrsaparilla Is az far ahead Of
other preparations as tu place them en-
tirely out Of the race as competitors.
Here are absolute facts 10 regard 10 this
popular medicine easily susceptible Of
conclusive proof
/. Hoods SarsapAriIIa costs the manu-
fao'urer more than any competing prep
aration, M II Is more highly concentrated
and contains more real medicinal value.
IL costs The Iobber more. ~ % con.
sequence Of the fact just stated
3. II costs The retail druggist more Tor
the same feHsDn-as can easily be learned
by Inquiry. llerce the desire o. some
retailers 20 sell their own preparations.
which cost them less, and for which they
get the same price. thus making more
money But
u costs the consumer less than any
other medicine. because ~ he greater
concentrated strength aud the quantity
In each bottle, and because IL 10 the only
preparation OF which can truly Doe said.
100 doses one dollar"
On this platform Hoods SarsaparilL.
stands absolutely beyond tls. s,T,Sro.rh of
a-th. lhty copy our tutthOds OF
advertising. they use our language, they
steal our headlines. but they DO not. they
cannot, copy or reproduce Hoods Sarsa-
parilla.
First Because Il costs too much
money TO do II protitaby our business
IL conducted more eConamcally Than that
~ any similar house In the country.
Every detail Is carefully studied. aud
every penny saved With few exceptions
everything entering into the man.
uiscture Of Hoods Sarsaparilla
and It's advertising IL produced on
our own premises. without intermediate
profit Hence we can and do produce
the best article OF lie kiud--aud which 10
positive medicinal value 10 j.. simply i'm.
possible for others 10 equal
Second. The combination. proportion
and process In preparing Hoods sarsapa.
rilla are peculiar to itself. and COMPETE
tors cannot find the secret by which this
medicine secures its real merit, and In
consequence OF which Il effects remarka.
Bile cures where other preparations fail
That the people appreciate these truths
Ia shown by the fact that Hoods Sarsa
parilla has the largest sale OF any sarsa-
parilla or blood purifier In this country.
~ you doubt this. ask any honest iobber
or retail druggist. Hoods Sarsaparilla
is today on the full tide of popularity,
and has reached that prominence by lis
own Intrinsic, undisputed merit.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-16
THREE DUCKS AT A SHOT.
Tho President Bag. tn. Big End of tn
Game at Benlis. Point

Tho President Bag. th. Big End of the
Game at BsnJiss Point
BALTIMORE Md, Nov IL The Sun
special FROM Bsnjss Chass. Md, says:
President Harrison remained all Yesterday
Mt Bon jos Point, Midlls River Neck, Balti-
more coun'yss here he Is the guest of the
Bsuj..s Point Ducking club Tho wind W..
very unfavOrabls TO gooi .hootin--tber.
,hr"a thou, tue dsy, os.sst the presi lent re-
mainsd A. ny post in the shooting hind
IRON II9-il 3 o'clock ia the mornin. until It:3).
During that tins five ducks alightsd, and
the president killed three at one shot, the
two others being bagIed by Gen. Sewell
and Z. c. Knight At $3.50 p IN the
gunners returned 10 the blinds renal min :.
until uightiall The presidents record for
tina day was seven ducks at four shots The
president will leave for Washington about
9 o'clock this afternoon He Is IN excellent
health and spirits and has a regular hunters
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-16
THE KNIGHTS AND ALLIANCE.
Meeting OF Representative at Atlanta
EnihusInsiic for Confederation.

Meeting OF Representatives at Atlanta
Enthusiastic for Confederation.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. l6.-The feature Of
the X. OF L convention yesterday was the
reception in the hall of Col. l. F. Living
ston, president, ami Judge Henderson, R. r.
Gray and Henry Brown, representatives OF
the Farmers Alliance. They were received
with great en- husiasm especially when Col.
Livingston spoke in tavnr Of confederation
of the knights and the Alliance. Mr. Pow
erly in reply said he thanked Col for the
day. and said the day when the farmer aud
mechanic should stand side bv side and work
for tue same O ject bad always been dream
OF his The entire m Aeting was most en-
thus iastic, and every mention of the confe =
GRAFTON of the two orders was met with
thundering applause
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-16

!" ,l,1S-ss-r,,r U,RnIsoN has snubbed the
Germans because be thinks the Germans
have snubbed him and his party Right.
ly or wrongly the negroes Of the south
have received the impression that he does
not mean TO deal justly by them. prefer
ing to build up white mans party In
those states William Pitt Kellogg. OF
Louisiana. says. "No southern state can
be carried by the republicans during this
administration because the negro fears
that the administration will not protect
him 10 his rights When the colored man
stops voting the republican ticket where
is the republican party Three hflhs Of
the white vote % America Is democratic.
Withou, the negro vote the republican
party Is dead The negro controls the
balance Of power 10 I've northern states
and twenty northern congressional dis
tricts Where will The policy Of All, ma.
ton siopY" ], is really not material
Mr. Harrison II serving bis last term and
the republican party h. on h. last legs.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-16
Mrs Hubbard-aver Saws NJ,

NEW YoKK, Nov. l6-Mrs. Harriet Hub
bard-Ayer denies that she has given mp her
claim TO her daughter Margaret or to
alimony from her late husband She says
she has simply consented to suspend litiga-
ton until her daughter is old enough tc
choose for herselE Referring to the charges
that she is not a proper woman to have
charge Of her child, she cites the affidavit
OF DIR. Shrady. which says Mrs. Aver hs,
always demonstrated her affection for her
children to his own knowledge, and pro
ceeds: Il have seen Mrs. Aver in many
moods-when she has been elated, distressed
and when she believed herself deeply
wronged-snd have never heard her uss
Language which could possibly be construed
as sither vulgar, profane or un womanly.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-16
THE COFFEE MERCHANTS HEAR
They Predict "a Regular NIenagerio in the
Coffee Market.

They Predict Regular Msuagerie in tho
Coffee Market.
NEw HoRK, Nov. lG-Charles r. Flint
& Co., South American merchants. of this
city, have received the following cablegram
from their correspondent in Rio Janeiro:
"A revolution has broken out here. The
Brsrilian armies are in control The min
istry have resigned The revolution is for
the purpose OF forming a republic"
Messrs Hard & Rand aud the Arbuckle
Bros. have received dispatches similarly
worded, as did also Messrs. Joseph j O'Don-
oghue & Sons These dispatches were all
dated Rio Janeiro and were received about
( o'clock in the afternoon, Just after the cot-
fee exchange had closed
VIII whoop Up the Coffee Market
The report came like Il clap Of thunder to
the various coffee dealers throughout tho
city who were made acquainted with it last
night, and IL a confirmation is received, is
likely 20 be productive OF a panic on the ex-
change.
Mr. Joseph J. ODonoghue says: ave
received notice about a year ago in our cor
respondence from Brazil Of a rumorsd up
rising of the slaves in various parts OF that
country. but nothing more was heard OF 1t,
and since then the news has been OF a most
cheerful character The new coffee crop in
Brazil is almost ready to be harvested. and
the supply on the market is consequently
limited. IL II revolution has broken out, and
the ports OF RIO de Janeiro and Santos are
blockaied, q per cent OF the coffee supply
Of this country will be cut of "
Would Cut or the Rubber supply.
Mr.. William Crossman said; III the re-
port is true coffee Is likely to advance to
hitherto unhssri-of figures The block aiding
Of BRAZILIAN ports would also cut off more
than three-fourths OF the entire India rub
Der supply and compel the shutting down of
nearly all the rubber goods, manufacturing
concerns in the United States, as the supply
On hand at present is not sufficient to last
two weels
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-16
BRAZIL A REPUBLIC
Successful Revolution in Dom
Pedro's Domains,
FEW DETAILS OF THE uoHeAval
The News Fully Confirmed at London "A
Cabinet Minister Reported Killed
in the Revolt

The Coffee Market mt New York In q state
OF Excitement and Big Rise In Price
Looked for--so,ne Facts About the
Overthrow Emperor-A Man Who Has
Spent Forty Years Working for the Good
OF His P-ople-His Private Life and
Public Services.
LONDON, Nov. l6-Privats csblegrams
from Rio de Janeiro announces the out
break OF revolution in Brazil. but give no
particulars
Later dispatches fully confirm the previ-
Gus reports. The revolution aims at the
overthrow Of the government and the proc
lamstion OF republic The army supports
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-16

NEW YORK Nov. l6-lbe reports from
Chicago that the uncertain Lillian Russell
bad eloped from that city with Young club
man, OF this city, rather excited Mrs
Cynthia Leonard, the airy fairy's mother.
When told that the report was that her
daughter bad run away with young San
ford, she exclaimed "Run awayi No." and
added, with hyperbolic, not TO say sacrs
legious energy. why, she wouldn't run
away witt God Almighty, much less with
Mr.. Sanford. He has doggei her with the
utmost persistency, but what does she want
OF any mani She is surfeited with that sort
Of thing
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-16
DOM PeDRo,s leSG REIGN.
a Progressive Ruler. Model Hubbard
FOND rather and Fmanclpator

Progressive Ruler. Model Husband
fo"r rather and EmancIpator.
NJ" YORK, Nov. 10 Dom Pedro, empsr-
o. OF Brazil, is the oldest monarch In point
Of service in the world he having been de-
clared emperor SIX years before Victoria
was called to the throne OF Great Britain.
although he Is the Junior OF Prince
Albert's reiict by three OF four years.
Dom Pedro married the sister of
the king Of Naples, and their mar
riags has been peculiarly happy one
One child, Isabel, born In 1910, is the living
fruit OF their wedlock. Isabel married, and
she and her child, born in octobsr, 1875, are
the only offspring OF the couple
His Services 20 Brazil
No crowned person In the world has af-
forded so many instances of devotion to hLs
subjects aud desire to promote their inter-
ests as Dom Pedro. Not only has hs given
consent to and encouraged movements look
ing to the amelioration OF the condition OF
bis people, but in 1871 he caused to bs passed
q Law which declared that thence forward all
children born OF slaves should he free, and
also declaring that all slaves belonging to
the state or to the imperial household should
fbsnceforward be free Slavery is now
almost extinct within the empire.
A Man of Rare Virtues.
The emperor is a man of rare intellectual
qualities and had he not bean ruler of
men he might have attained to no mean
reputation rs author and scholar. Master
Of a number of the living languages, a man
OF poetic seutm ,nt and yet nj the same
time OF philoiophc mini, he possesses
equal moral attainments II, is a model
husband, fond father, a patriot as lie has
understood the term In 1878 aud oncs
since he left the country in order to study
tbs manners and customs OF other peoples
that he might learn therefrom what would
conduce to the well being OF his own sub
jscts. His popularity, as that of his wife
and offspring, was great, and the tidings OF
the trouble come rs surprise TO oil who had
any acquaintance with the condition OF af-
fairs In the leading empire Of South Amer
lea.
A Statesman ne Well.
The population Of Brazil is greatly mixed,
there being probably as many types and
races us in the government Of Austria or
Turkey. Still suoh was the affection his
people had for him that he has for forty
years been able 10 hold all these vary ing
forces well in hand The liberal spirit he
has ever displayed, with his persistent Of.
forts to advance his people in every direo-
ton, makes the more extraordinary the
present disturbances. When he took the
reins Of government he succeeded TO the
second Emperor who had been driven from
the country by the dsaffection Of the
people. He was declared legal emperor at
the age of IA