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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-03
NntIca To Dog OWnars.

All dog owners are notified that the
tax is due and should be paid forthwith
Checks may be had at the marshal's Office
or of any policeman.
PHIL. MILLER, City Marshal.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-03
hrr TO Se,O A MONTH CAN MADE

onS TO $3.50 MONTH CAN BE MAD
% - working for us; agents preferred who
can furnish horse and give their whole time &c
the business; spare moments may be protits b y
employed also; few vacancies in towns and
cities. B. +. JOHNSON Il co, 1909 Main ST.,
Richmond, Va.
\. b. Please state age and business expe
ricnce Never mind about sending stamp for re
ply. b. +. j. SCo. apl 4-6m
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-03
Yours truly,

y. u. DIV lIEk.
AS Swier has risen to greatness, as it
were, in Kansas, being now city clerk of
Liberal, it is but natural that he should
have some pride in his adopted state.
And to show him that the ARGUS is not
so terribly prejudiced against Kansas, we
will help advertise his town in our hum
BILE way, gratuitously. On the letter
heads used by the city officials of Liber-
al is the following. which is vouched for
by Swiler, and of course must he cor
rect
Liberal is situated in Seward county,
near the famous No Mans Land or pub
lie land strip, soon to be thrown open for
settlement, and is the present terminus
of the southwestern branch of the Rock
Island railroad. Liberal will be freight
and passenger division on the proposed
trunk line through FL Paso. Texas, to the
Pacific coast, and will be the junction of
the branch running to the coal fields of
Trinidad, Colorado Here is where the
,nn -, ,s,,isI,s,s.as-and repair shops of the
ees''aessn -" Liberia IlaDd
system are to he lordtcu.. y - 1-.ih4
$4,000 sugar factory, which during 500
season consumes 200 tons of cane pei
day, and employs 100 men. The rich
sandy loan of Seward county is particu-
larly adapted to cane growing, and the
sugar industry is an assured success
Come to Liberal and Seward count!
while city and farm property can be pro
cured at low price.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-03

Relieves every sort of bleeding. pain OF
inflammation-Pond's Extract. Do no,
be imposed upon by weak limitations
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-03

"ANTED-AGENTS for our NEW PATENT
w Fire Proof Safes size 2sXlsNlS; weight 500
lbs retail price SS; Others in proportion High
est award silver medal Centennial Exposition.
Rare chance; permanent business. our prices
lowest We are not in the safe pool. Exclusive
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-03

SALESMEN-WE WISH A FEW MEN TO
Osell our goods by sample To the Wholesale and
retail trade; salary; largest manufacturers in
our line; inclose p stamp; Wages 80 per day
permanent pc ition; money advanced for wages,
advertising Etc. CENTENNIAL MFG co,
juno l. Cincinnati, y.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-03
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

Sealed propos ais will be received at the City
Clerks office. city of Rock Island, till O'Clock
p the first day of July, A. d 1889. for the I'LL
ing and grading, furnishing and setting curbing,
laying sidewalk around Spencer square, also
furnishing and laying a twenty inch tile along the
sonth ri e OF said square connecting with sewer
at the corner of Thru avenue and Nineteenth
street and back and fill the same to grade. The
sidewalk to be eight feet wide, the inside line of
walk to be on the lot line.
fids will be received for brick laid ON edge on
their fiat, tile cement.
Also for the furnishing and laying a brick side
walk ON their fiat, eight feet wide with Jut cnro-
ing around Gurnsey Franklin square. Specif
cations file at the City Clerks Office. The ty
reserves the right to reject any all bids.
Rock leland, ILL.,, June 10, 1889.
ROBERT KOEHLER, City Clerk.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-03
Modern Houses For Sale

On monthly installments by Guyer 4
Sweeney.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-03

TITANTED-A Gentleman or lady in every
Wv township as agent for our popular subScrip-
ton book The Home Beyond" Views Of
Heaven. Endorsed by Bishop Fellows. by lead
ing clergymen and relig Gus papers; agents com
ing money. For circulars and terms address IA
TIONAL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, 1O3 State
ST, Chicago. jun 20 law4w
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-03

CALESMEN WANTED to solicit for our well
Unknown Nursery; good wages paid every week.
Permanent employment guaranteed Write at
once, before territory taken, stating age.
CHASE BROS co Chicago. Ill.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-03
Intelligence Column.

VIZ ANTED-RELIABLE LOCAL AND TRAY
w cling statesmen; positions permanent; spec
ial Inducements NV; fast selling speclalties.
Don't delay; salary from the start.
BROWN BROS. NurserYmen. Chicago Ill.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-03
SMiIer md knnsns.

Mr.. j. G. Swiler, formerly of Rock Is
land. but now of Kansas, writes the fol-
lowing letter to the ARGUS:
Editor ARGUS:
Liberal. KAN, July IL enclose
draft for two (S2) dollars, part payment
for the complimentary--or might not
say honorable mention" the state OF
Kansas receives every little while through
the columns of your paper. But, not
withstanding above. should like to read
the Weekly ARGUS another year.
Yours trulv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22
SPECIAL TREASURY AGENTS.
n bcsrd 81 Exansners VIII Here
after select Them.

NA~kf>sTsS. Aug I-errretsrv wfsr-
Com has sserzeed "a make q change ia the
pfessat 1neshsss os sgsEaiassnunss az the
special agents os TIE tre&snry t3ensvtmsst
Hereafter They VIII se de~sxnair4 isr 4 >
paiasssesaf ~ . stated rossag.z s.xafisssa. As.a
ssssk ssSsl apt'tag before heart ~ exsHss-
- - ssr zee sssarTSs-e of fsSing their fgns -
ins SxsHaiaAs1Sssa viii tre siess-cSssn t-si ave
sha Dot tsehntraf. Assss Seeressry
tsc cissEssss hAs ssSsa psnzssi IS prsssdens ci
tot aosrd ~ Washington 20 esrEg cat sec
Fesary Ntt99zns vis us
We sasloa1nr circular has k-s~a iSsussi
No Person shall te ~EgaiDrssl ssee1xi
xsns Gntal his fitness hes h4Asn sScrrtasnssf
os stais sbie tests. Tnss ~ps>sszi 4<ert should
naFs good character. go-~i hahsts. vesi
assta. courtsons bearing and
address sad should net be fn-
rsfsas sstEss bs akr az sssher .sH<s
- scgS. He saouls y-ssSsss ia ahitity
s1d intelligence aAsl be able fss write H.
ea D fepafts IN clear. coscsSs. ahsi es,Frx s-t
ssitxGage. He sh0ai4 hare = ,agsseirf,,
kusss szlge of s-~nkkerr.lng ard ssxssuais
~ ssssn pr bend ard exa.aifse iutelifgenssy
ssif sessein sa sesogass ssed iu castaaa
ts'a><'s lhtSs sho Spy1s faF these p.sss-
tte1s VIII feersfosr DC sehj Tfe3 80 .slch
examinations as may he necessary so ssccs.
sa'n whether shsy are possessed ct shsse
requisite qualifications Apt=na ntsasns&
are 20 Re eonssterei probationary for SIX
months fFrmsrency al tenure viii &C.
pend upon the aptitude saewu BY fhs
spfsoifzfsse TOR tse wars assigned him
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22
DAKOTA REPUBLICANS.
Tho Ssrther~ Party HeIds . state
Conx eafton.

FsE6o. y. D., Aug. 2i-Tae 8rss party
state convention ever helj ia North Da-
kosa met ia this eisy fssiay. aeyabsiesa
politicians have eeen gathering for sew.
ersi days. and the esty il efaxsies Pre-.
yiosss 10 the woxk OF the convention Re
publican s'nae met yestezsisF. organized
state league snt adopted snc rules ol the
National Republican Lazgae- la the
convention bad, for the use of the ehair-
man. Was . memorial token of sse.sSraI
ssraDf, being r8sir IN whs b the great
con nlsns.er sat NJ Appefssssox. when he
siglara the papers for Genera. Lees sur
reader.
As chairman oi the state committee
tss negsl Alien called the convention 10
otder this sftErnuou, and misce 9 Slsecoa
soaHseling harmony and the adoption oi a
pfoad platform. fhe convention tnen
arsenized and sdienElsed uafii fhis even
ing
fae committee on credentials not having
finished their work. the ecnyens ton ass-
joarned TIL Tomorrow morning
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22
TACOMA NEWS Irxas.
Sev Railroad Lio< Rum.resa- Enxf~
neer k~nnasans Isjurfes~

TACOMA AUG. 1i--It ix rumoresa that sa
ef5rf i new heing nase By Maltassaah
parties and the Pacific Navigation Gem
~ ta estsA1sA . dsrses line frurn kA-
saiseae 10 seattle A observation-disclosures
correspondent called on several pxr~oas Ia
. position IA knaw ell stssaaf it sessy. hus
tae{ all reused ~ tax en sae suhjscf.
Es1sifsetr htnGssaa. wEo wss ssxbaest hs
drafsksT ex-eanrses Ia the kfk side ga
A,a1ssiAs nsghi ~ Hef >priugs. zsss DO wss
trSasnt 10 ssass eixy iass SSealnx for treat
EsaeEas. Is aos sny ssszseF- HIS conasrsoa Is
enzissssl,ssi ~ X Q exif eal eae RE y.erre-
traitor ct iAe sse@d bss Eos vet h-nea cap
tursds ana nis Eazse - nakDcsn. The
sat xas er0nghz on bf the uaxitsesF y~ss arg
fan ri Tue coavics white Ia An intoxicated
condition
Mayer hecswyishs has received eoxz,-
mun1csiicn from Mr.. James Cor os - n
n-Et, ssxlfg II ne ss in fsyDr ef having the
So<ss EAiF in New foss, what effect ssgen
an eAsikftiva would have uF-sa ear trade
ssss commerce IL zxaersl. ssd rsgaessing
hfn 10 zte v hs sAer 8r n8s h. l. IN 10 ysr
ct sanashtag the exhihstiun CA the popular
bond exhibition pan, a. psa;rss<s: 5y TIE
gosefament The mayor ghtssks shaf New
fesk u the Ila>e. ana The tssTad plan l.
pfeserAhle Il !. eAa De fnasie sucse.sful
ysshB Hart. " As Sssil 2sirep near a s.arys-
tDg bGgsh. al fusallnp, saa " ~ ap 20
aud his clothes ols firx Ata3 hls fassa badly
burned, : resting EASILY q. the Fannie
Paddock hospital
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22
RACE or OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
Fosr Big yessei. Leave New Yark
for uuseusfown

NEw Toag. Anv s1--wifhsa she mem.
cry Of DO stesussAip man here has s4s mach
Interest ezea taken in aid August sailing
g. wss manifested whea the ases os sour
big steamships hfs port this sfiernoou.
There esrtairiy never wsrc - many rass.
snxers NJ ara Augns. sailing h-f ~. The
fenfentr Of The White ~sa ainse. the cry
OF New York of the Inrnsa line. the
-srit tsf The North German Ifaxd line.
and the CITY cf Rome ef Anchor line ssslesi.
asad al hsa fair nonafssr ~ "a ,.en Ys~..
en3eFe ard 81 were sagefiy Discussing the
merits o& she several v. sss q sls es,sr<F tss
Ieusonte and Isty 80 New yavk we're fh..
tsFoFssrs sOr tts great race, essrssrs. 20
Saeenssoar. which iisss between thtrn
Numerous bess we're made before tha sss.
psr'Hfe OF tire tao racers. whirh wifi be
settled Ia Liverpool. The betting il
s,lgnfly IN favor of the Teusonic
Toe CITY ef New YORK. fne City Of RaEae
and the Ieatonsc passed down The river
withfz hsf an hour of each other ia the
order named
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22
w.lla w.ila New. Items.

AaLLA WaLI-s, ang. 2i.--Arsscles OF in-
corporation Of the Fidelity ABSTRACT ard
>sseGrify Company have been fied with
TIE au1ilor by Or Edmund g. Fursaey. !
y. Wilson. : & Dean snd G. W Mclean.
with . capital ssock Of sa0.9s9. Glviae9 into
80 shares oi So par yastie each
Another convI {. named Joe Roxcr. es
esped irsEn she pen Tertiary early this
morning. tie wAs q trusfy. aud had
got tuio quarrel With essosasF trsss-y. and
made bleak fog liberty. thinking be
wasid he punished fer gest tsg 6 "a trouble.
He vas dressed la blue Ovefnils. gray
cotton skirt. sssd an oil white hat ~sgh q
leaiher band. A reward of slaa has been
offered = T bis capture.
A rev engine hosse - being erected st
Fort Walls NRlis. and 81 oe engine has
beea ordered it - tSpeeiess Ia arrive
seson. hen IRE company vii bS orgsn-
f5xsi az tsas p.ssf
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FRosfnESex. Ans sl--rwe cus-ra srsssaS.
RE Nxxrsxsz. its tss~e1 prcprr~y xsst the
>eftfxh xn1 uoasrz nj he Too~n-
iez waxssr<s Ccrnaaay. fxtls~s sccav. sn~ ~
saH Of the r~wens s2siarss ss Levi. H..
sne kresn, Ste~~s L Cistk Tse sreAxzre.
~ TIE Nslrsxsn gas3ss states TIA the szts
a-~ was dxs IA ds~srax rSsalszsax trVzsa me
ssilrrS cs Lewis krcsk es TIE Rsser<ssse o.
sexe rzasiss esd af Br1wH. Sts-ess 4 tasxS.
fne nAasfsStss are FzrN2~ix sssiEaAssSa
a. srana y<xse9 60 81 1Ns $50 <es-st.
% hSs<ss assRn2rf a. akssnf s. mo 80
TIE rtsnt xs.sne sSz-- txsa sssa Nils sre
sfsazeg SSxs4 b1xias.x and . &irecsor
kssfzsns taAs IL sFrsnee Sas.s:x essasa ~
r asss sa ran the nzfsi they ecEife szake
rivake azoszssS ~ ra0Ev than sa@s snssrc~r
"a lens
fse secsa& raKsl is fhaf krown Is ne
S*'sAhSfskfa mszl, ia fhts rzsy. lis hxAz2s.
szss ar ksfInazse9 AZ fxex S.kn.e<s ~ Sssss >
ssn
Tae faerntea wersrxd cprspzax owns
eAsisa ss isssersatss nasFls ard Rrawss n Szxssse
.s.ss : = :. Ssssas ss<si ta1ehsc6Ec<s bssns
estslasss%f 81 sssszI tli0Fsss Il their nssss@
% toe kisEE~lse nssa. assf ar.ssn. .se..sas q
tA road BE extended. and fs,es
vFass.4sfiy would have hssn. rA.ex
csas1 have ras1 exx<v xest
~ t9sis snssshsgttrs~s. has. Asessx nnxs.se
~ - an eaisssssaEa. they are ssss gseagss3 u
s.asf~ssses fsss sssas Thers ts alsss a rssrs.
Slse~ 90 .sss tsFs'Ez-rTE feT s>aesc. held hs
fhss tirssssa Rasisrx romp@uy. trsasss.s AZ
ihorasar. il rvs-aFfei 10 h.e fayosxss. t.s
s@kae satSnt. bsss srrareernensx will f-e
hasSsr so saAas y e<er as is Liabilities are
i@sat very heavy,
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Corner Second and James Street.
.,~,e af ire etcrer IN ss easss % .ns ~'
80 - s.sa 10 snes~ nseno'ns ra's'

che OF the scenery = SEE t"H ~
JonFna o.
paraoh stshstF
srAaf o. West
ffse
asfe
- a+Aas@
~. iHs
thav vte~o3 e se~~v
Alonekn ~aulie else
In f Mount e7N
efasv vss fascsa~ ts~
vision 49, she Sand e aasa ean oA
thex
v sss -, tes pseE~gy nj ssss ss sess .s,s
xofsAs arKA 81 rs4Sfc< -
southern d. sl s1ssEa soarvss and
-ar~hnusns and sorsA
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GUrsKsE- ossAcors. Asg. 1i-fn tie
tssF.tarisi convention to-day Hosaee sg3ep
Of Guthrie presented memorial so te pre-
sssafesi 10 the United states congress /,
csafsns that infis tersstors "a ss shbrkiy
s<tfic1 as ta. states 10 the fatrs1
aud yfsys assal-so0 Al present
there Il ro ssxAl pEssssto1 feF schssois sf
.sT lexyfDg isxss ~hsSsxer There IL 80
nseans hy whteh crimes may b. punished
uniess ssex be agaisa.: the rufss 4 <s3tFs
lzws Tas Fastnarisa Trsgs congress so
yefaesfy tbs unSarsuuste ssnte ef sfFsirs
The neEaoffsi sss laid oFeT until fernar.
r.z2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22

oLYxPfA, Aug. 2f.-in the afternoon
kiuReEr introduced 3 resolution for the
payment of Miss Msy sylvester a. commit
tee clerk.
JOY introduced a resolution for the
rrtnting 81 COS cop - If the constitution
in pamphie. fora. ard fer complimentary
o. fn 10 be DIS rlb1tsd throughout the
state. The work is a. ssst net Eaore than
sep, snd Ii must be an she'd within ten
lays aft 81 jaurefneet; carried
1nt article ON sehcdR Q sas taken up and
LIZ. hsaN a.a..rt.ls..a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22

NoKruExS pAcrrIc FINANCES.
Henry Willard. scheme VIII Prob
aely tie Adopted.

NEw Y0Kk. Aag. 2i-Tbe hsszr6 ~ g.
recsars os sss Negthsrn Pzc4Ae rszlwsy has
unanimously pas sssi Fesolntfoa % sab
nj. sne financial plan devised BY Henri
yilia-s. a. chairman - ftss rHsnel a err
rastsxe. 10 the vass oi the Frste rel ssos 1
hSssssers Tbs salisEt fs75sEfs ef Nslssssl ;
plasss i. a eensssssiases mortgage of Sls&.-
fssa $50 sHfEA - ~ f& used
for the she reslr0rTUf nf eSEsfsEtsBg
sws4 sesSnd ard fhgsz 1uTT2s<e
s-os5sss snA ether tesssEiStcs kTAsnsf fAs
<ssrsAs "a PsesGx Cog1 pAay. ard whSea ts
sI,xs % - snnt ess - fae Es&nEs8l a~xsts-
rss.@eus snc f2fEr~. II the ssa1Y&nx. i =
fxs .ns Nss4sl g. ietEse AZ ? eses1t ss&rS tAsSl
SIS sssa ssg sf sss< sos - ls1sses1 sIeeTfxsg'e
ts1sgsSs = ~ XII s< as@9 20 rroxsSsS 80
sssssssssen.sh1s Improve Eaessts ssas7a a. tSss
sa arx~ rsees - fsrss1nA ssss2sEssS sn6 tAs
k~rn &seaf s<fssTxaeag 2Ees Improvements
AZ tF3ss r.5z{ss t}Ns
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ELLkSsnERg+ Aug. Il --In response 70 3
letter received here by J. Cornshwsise.
proprietor Of ths EIlcns6arx foundry
from aa Engss ssh capita ist Ia Eegissd
asking fag sampie< a iron ore. eokeing
s1sal sad limestone from this yjeinsfy. =
box Was expressed tn@lsy containing San
pres al these ores. vi which fhrr~ are un-
liraised quantities ia this valley af the
highest grade. The letter saws fhas II these
tests prcTe Satisfactory it is the intention
10 Incorporate stock company aud 20
baild iron mills ia ihis place.
Building operations osl The brick block
arr being pushed ferwsri usere rapidly ia
EllensorFg thaa ia any other city ia tAe
territory, and yet hnslde arr rsor satisfied
and aSw contractors viii work two fayces
of brick layers, one during fse cas- ard one
81 nighf, using the electric light Arrange
meats are Eginx made 20 that ff,.s fsstxy.
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vsafssa wha sAs srseses-ess IN fn~>e ssn.-
ts.s- Ee sss5E's f&ssnzs @Sshxs sny essre-
ss<ss - sse shxsr 81 - NJ EszrEfxe. 81
sazsza tie saests1s xs< ssAed Hs< t4o~a-
rsssz s-s tzss<t rs8rssfs Wxs 30 wei knsuur
thai ~ 5epe9 BE ususr t,e ~. ser.s..u.s =
sersng - rsaet szssh
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THE PACIFIC COAST
A Prominent California
Politician Dead.
a WV RATLkoaD IN rrrw.
~ VIII Run from sesssfs q. K.-
rntieAe- Mers AAess the
sealing Trouble.

SAS fRAsSE~c0, Ams. Sl-wsiatxm r
Hfgx11s. ssaaesy knasn RegRhsaesn s.ali-
taezsa. did ~ hts Fzsssercs ia skss ctr a.
s0e2g~x sAis rnorwinS.
TIE desfa ~ HSezSms wzs sset snsirefr
ars sTxstssi tie hasi aexa eesnsae~s 10 Ai<
exsssss fssr soss~ slx2e sAG hss aezsn re-
- fesa fsSEs me frearrxzsr~ ssf . heart
sss'ss 'sse, 10 y : sE &c hsz5 k-sxa ssasees sev-
esx4 Years.
H1szsa A&xe tsen el yeSss sd ~<tfs. m leg
- ds arrived N 5 ~soa when yes- odd
s9d xsgss 20 California in l~ss, hayffax
h~eE Gasgrsexi IN the Eat He has l-.~n
sssrersnx frcsa A<srt disease So tAs xs<s
f~e wears. ss1d lad axea uEasfer a E,syss-
..sa sase st late he wss osss waxing
Auzstzy - asu&l. He was sssns.,sss1ss !, . =.
flsS aasx moment
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22

-as Fasscgsce. Amx I-The cruiser
Charleston weat "a sra this morning FOR
Der secone oszsesai trial trip cosnmusorr
acnhAzn ard ether naval inspecting OF.
ckrx veal on sssarsi ssss Sigf,s. The eraser
ws3 rzsxe Der run ia ste sg%u oeesrs. as.
not AGAIN 20 SAata HsxhsrA. a. was thss9slt
probable. She wtis probably ssShoy II.
MsussF~y RAy tonight Tss ship is nes Z
,ze<s.sd - reSuTa lrre nEtii s8aa-fow even
e-s-
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A MURDERoUs MINISTER.
Charged with Having CammIsssa d
Murder without Provaents.n.

COUNCIL BItFFs. Ia. Ang 9I--Rex. ID
A- Helmiek. Methodist minister 81 Ne
ola. - nes in isii casracd with wslsul
murder. He is charged With having shot
siosn young man nsaaed Earl Palmer
without proyocsffor or exesse The shoot
Ing gres oas ai fead engefsssgress eei weesi
Helmfck snd Palmer over Psirnryss en-
gEgrment 10 Ella Porter. q beautiful yenns
LAZY OF the nesgntashos,d The caante
we're MARI 81 n1fwishstanssing Heinles
opass@i'ion. The trouble wes also agsra-
sssesi by fzhs the rasassser was making
against the Sai4sSsns
The minister il in . strongly -gn Artied
prison. Tor the friends ~ fhe Young man
are greatly excited and threafen Ia hang
fhe murderer 10 = tree There wss IL =
alleged. no wronufs for hss . position 20
the marriage.
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IaTTssrKs AaK ia gssoiire ssil1 =
the esi rsanery Of A d. vllss d son. AK
ghsny City. exploded al 3 e'cIs~k -
taD Miller, tlse essEsneer. - msssluR -
srshably Ysyasts3 Ia tbs hsmes. afsa fenL
H4gssh. HesshusH. - - Hscwu xHAuy -
ans nsSty harmed as.d faniAsi The -
IL ~ ses<s 81. .Bsa
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EEApsSss Pa Aag. I--Issis sfterufp.ss
TIE gey stone Fgsnaee Company. which
operates twe Eerxs furnace. here wsth .
capaeiix ~ 40 tons T@s week. mRsss an
assignment fof TIE tssDeei 81 ffs creditors
The president 0s the company. n. Essh
The sr9n trade. The sssets of tts eousssany
easEss1sFs uf f~o fmfgxres ssszgur6 ana some
i.f.d- probably worFa altogether lzzye ets
Mortgages ar~ rrcergsea against sae cszn-
IAay amount Bx 80 sisasss, sEsd Seating
oSslfx&flons. sGns@ % afeh mssrre tasEsas.
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PcsTLASF. Ags. 2i-Heserf Har1sssmc
a-sx assotsf IA years oil. tasisx near Hits.
AnFa. Vast srxtpn r8uxsy. wH& thgazB
frvsEz a ssssse aaf with gse fops hsasgrg in
tase sstrFDy drssgs3 asssEI so yszas tasssT
FfpAi y TIE strip Arsge aad ssz sAe hx1y
dss~n- H.s hsNd and fsee wsre fr.sA fsniay
exsa aa* i,rssss-~s and tAe ssHiS j. fhsssxhs
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Yesterdays RACES.
Axtel Fsils tn an Attempt TO Break
His kecsrd

CHICAGO. Aug. = To-day was the third
Of the North estern Bree1ers' Association
tsoising meeting at Washington park. The
weather was perfect. the track FAST aud
the attendance 500. The eseat oi the
day was the atiempt az the young iowan
stallion Axtei 20 beat his sva rsc0f4I of
a.Isa.. alter several warsning-up heats
between the second and ;hifG heals Of me
2.l9 class race. &c sss given bis trial, but
fsiied oi the coveted homer, making the
mile in 2eiss. The qaa-ssrs were rs fo.-
lows: First qnsrtefs S11. SECONDS. bali,
I 0Ss4; three-2carters. / fe Between the
heais OF the rxgusar events the pacing
mare Lady Eiefn sas sent to heat the 2-2l
r~corsi. on The first attempt size paced the
mile in 2szss.. Then she paced smother
mile to beat that time. and covered The
track in 2:2oss- The raess were aos fia-
isilesf until He.u.
Northwestern states. s.ls class--I.sliy
Bullion won, Seymour Belle seeosssi, JlGg
ment third. ktE Garry. funrin- Best une.
3:i~.
Three -yesr-elis. stake, mile heats. two Ia
shree-optoniss VOC. bora ta~scx second.
Tribute third. Ecst tine. 2z~s
2-2s elsss--passengef boy won, Magma
wilkes second. Regulator tAisd. NsEgsnis
Ekaus fourth Best siasc, "a
AT FousHKgEFsgR.
PoUssgEErssR, y. Y. Aug. 2i--The at
tue track iu good esSsssiifisar today.
2@ss ciass--Mockins Bird wen, q neya :
second, Gray highs third, Pcnuani fourth.
Best time. 2l7s4.
a.as class. parse ol SS.doe-Alcrieoa wnn.
Asabine second. Yorxtawn Belle third,
Geneva fourtn Best tine, , is1.
LIT pa ing-Ea Amman ~ot5. Alissn
Sinxeriy second. Doctor ". third Ihe
others we're ruie4 out ant 6isfznced. Best
tine. Zsl6s4,
AT sAsAToSk.
ssgAroGa. Aug z1-The weather vas
sulfrs today and the trsek fast
one assi oae-sixrsessth miiee-pcssi set
won in 2 H. i, Mr.. Pelham sscSfad- Msi1on
third
Thrre.fourfhs mile The Eson won in
f:ie Clarion seeond. BTasi third
One ard ane sixteenth miles IaSsfus
won ia 2ss. ovid secoEc, Royal Garter
third.
Three sourtas Ynile--Bohernisn won In
liz, Melssfrssns ss-csnd. Anss third.
Mile and seven yHrss-Asi. OF Orleans
won in is7i.. sam u. sesssaa. shamrock
third.
AT wESzVExsTgR
wx<reHxsrEg. " T.. Aug 2i.--Tae AZ
ts.osssg,se xss Sess. xrzs. he frss Is. sgissa
is3 r9ns1sfsssn t1sssy.
Three quarter misss--ss ien Ess1sis3 son IN
f.isas Sssulighs seTcasg. Bradford thirta
Nise-aiisrpd vSn as -. , essz Daks
seeonss, Brisxsixht third
Thrrss-anargxr fnise-~ssF&xercy wou Ia
lass. Jersey Pat sesoIld, kies Owen
third
one and ozT-eishth saiies-lssoshsr Ran
won IN aI.sS. Elton secoad. Niagara fasr6-
1sse asssi orsS-Ssxgswafa miles-kanEstoR
wcn IN ss5s. Car sss second. joe COST
sn-eisfshs raile-yITia won ia =,
Bncx ssoae ~ on-. Mo-scse ssiFd