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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14
THE EVENT or THE DAY.

Banquet ut which the Old Roman De-
ciares His Retirement.
The great event and the feature that
was looked forward TO with most interest,
was the banquet 1t was magnificent
affair, and nothing like it had ever be
fore been attempted in the Buckeye state
The Fourteenth Regiment armory had
been transformed into fairy land The
rafters Of its ceiling and Its whitewashed
walls were hidden from view by thou
sands of yards OF bright colored bunting
and silken flags and banners innumera-
Bile. Around the floor. rising tier above
tier, were the choicest products OF the
hot-house, while above ali lowered ma les
tic palms and fragrant eNotics The
orchestra WAS hidden from view in a mass
Of foliage. in turn surrounded With 4 cur
tain OF smllaN. At the sou bern end OF
the hall. upon platform b saD-d with
palms aud roses IN bloom. We crayon
portrait statue. Of Pres id-nt Cleveland
aud the especial guest of the evening
Cheers tor the ''oId Roman
The table OF honor rested upon "a plat
form running half the length of the hall.
Longitudinal with this there were sixteen
tables, each with accommodation for eighty
guests se,uel vi,-a-vis Every chair
had its occupant while there were hun.
dreds more who finding it impossible TO
gain place upon the main fio,r. were
content TO view the proceedings from the
gallery. Ii was shortly after O'Clock
when the cheering from the large crowd
which had gathered ON the outside an
nounced the arrival nf the distinguished
L
arm with President John J. Lentz, II the
Thurman club, appeared upon the scene
closely followed by ex-President Cleve-
land and Senator Joseph NcDonald, the
Cheering was hearty and prolonged
Arrangement ot the Guests
Mr.. Thurman sat on the right of the
president, his son Allan W. beng next
to him, and then IN succession senator
Mcdonald, Don NJ Dickinson. W c. p
Breckinridge, Gen. Thomas Ewing. Gov
srnor Boyd To he left IF the chair wer.
seated Grover Cleveland, Gen X. A Har.
rison and Bishop John A Watterson.
Daniel Lamont and Governor jackson
Nearly two honrs were occupied in dis
cusslng 1 he elaborate menu l. was after
10 o'clock when President Lentz raped
for order aud in few we'll chosen words
proposed he toast OF "Jur Guest Mr..
thurman, on rising IL respond. was greet
Ell Win urroarous applause. which lasted
several minutes
Judge rhurman's Response.
Silence having been res ored Mr.. Thur
man SPOKE as follows:
am not here tonight 90 make an elaborate
speech- am here to ,xpr,.ss in few SEN
tences my heartfelt appreciation OF the honor
You nave kindly Seen nj TO do me: to thank
Win my who e soul my neighbors. my fellow
ciusens OF ohio and the distinguished scntis-
n,en from other states for their mark of friend
chip and esteem am here AZ the are OF - TO
repeat my testimony often given OF my con-
ndence in the benehcenf effects OF free instiru-
tons and my firm belief Of their duration on
this continent, and their gradual, but certain,
extension over other and larger portions Of the
giohc. hope that il IL not presumptuoas N
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14
he LOSS OE THE ssRP5NT.
Rigid In, estigstion Oreered-some Al
seItIons That Are Made.

A Rigid Inv est * siion Or6ered-Some As
seItIons That Are Made.
LONDON, Nov. IA The admiralty has
directed rigid investigation regarding
the loss of the cruiser Serpent. Mean
while there Is endless unofficial gossip
and rumor As TO the causes of the disaster.
Experts condemn the construction of the
whole class Of vessels TO which the Ser
pent belonged, and insist that safety and
endurance are both sacrificed in this type
la the desire to make speed. The Serpent
Is escribed by these critics as top -heaAy
over the eng ine>, and unfit for danger
Gus sea such AS that along the Spanish
coast. 1t is also asserted thst in the eff
fort TO decrease her weight such thin
plates were used tbs; the steel actually
bent with the water PRESSURE
The Number of Drowned.
The total lumber OF drowned is stated
as l'S-ail OH board, as said yesterday. ex-
cept III rec. The crew included many vet
eran sailors drafted from older vessels.
also an unus lally large number OF young
men recently instructed in torpedo serv-
ice. Letters and kilograms from frantic
relatives are pouring in on the admiralty.
and the offics are so besieced by inuuir-
ers that a spt cial force of police has been
detailed to assist the usual guard
Kisses for Lord George
The queen said 10 De SO deeply moved
by the news Cf the disaster that she re-
Trained yesterday from her usual outdoor
exercise Lord George Hamilton was
Missed on his way to the admiralty offices
yesterday owing 10 the uupopalarity
excited by bis course in enj iying ban
quet after receiving the news of ca
lamity that cfsT England mors lives than
many a naval battle mas cost her.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14
ABBREVIATED TELEeRAMs.

Adams Express company will not trans
port lottery tickets hereafter
Fire at Syracuse, n Y, THURSDAY do
stroyed property to the value OF s., 900.
The Farmers and Merchants National
bank of Hickman, Ky, capital 81. 600. has
been authorized to begin business
Daniel ). Appleton. head of the pub
fishing firm OF n. Appleton * Co. died
at his home in NV York Thursday morn
ing
DR.. II. NJ Dexter, editor Of The Con-
gregationalist. died at his residence in
Bedford, Mass, at ESQ Thursday morn
ing
Michael Cudahy has withdrawn from
the firm OF p. d. Armour & Co, in CHI
cago, and bought out the property of the
firm in Omaha
An 1I-year- old boy robbed Mrs. lei.
genfuss. of Bridgeport, Conn. wednes-
day evening Of her pocketbook He was
arrested later.
The North Rive bank of New York
city, was still suspended Thursday. and
the bank examiners were busy looking
over its books all day
Breadstuff exports from the United
States during October aggregated in value
S.SiS. 1JS against $ll. $50. s69 in October.
lssa Exports of the principal articles of
provisions during Octotsr were valued ar
81. $40 sd against q. 9o4. 0lo in October.
lsSQ
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14

The ST Louis Republic suggests that
congress bring in dozen separate bills
against the existing trusts for the pur-
pose OF doing away with the worst fea-
lures OF the Mckinley bill These pro-
posed bills have been called by Congress-
man Springer The Twelve Apostles OF
Reform" They are:
az Free binder Irvine.
(sl Free cotton ties.
(S) Free worsieds for men and WON
ems clothing.
(D Free agricultural implements and
edged tools.
(B Free blankets
(6) Free coal
"a Free tin and tin plate
(s) Free silver bearing lead ore to
re-establish our trade with Mexico.
(9) Free lumber.
COl A reduction TO the revenue
only based on table and kitchen ware.
cid Free white leads and paints
(l2) Free bArbed wire and wire rods
for fences.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14
The Thehtrr

The original Irish drama, Just at
Dawn" was presented for the first time
at Hsrpers theatre last night. The play
was written by Edwin Stuart for Miss
L'lah Stuart has closely woven plot and
the climaxes are well rounded and and
connected by 4 comprehensive chain of
circumstances. II would appear. how
ever. that the star would have done more
credit to the production had she appeared
IN one OF the more emotional parts rath-
er than the comedy role OF "Jarry" she
assumed. Tonight We are to have "A
WAR OF the Hills and splendid per
Torrance is promised.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14

Coon old republican newspapers are
getting into each others wool about one
thing or another when it is not about the
tariff. The Chicago Tribune said recent.
": The 81. Louis Globe. DsmOc1 at
swung into line for Blaine and recipro-
city as soon as it could crawl out from
under the wreck caused by the cyclone. a"
To which the Globe Democrat answers,
Perhaps there is some law compelling a
man or a newspaper to stay under wreck
until kind friends come along with der
rick. We didn't crawl out from under
either. We jumped out. The great re-
lg.cus daily is hard TO beat in scramble
for safe place after smash>up."
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14
ENOUGH OF HONOR.
Ohio's "O.d Roman" Has Done
with Public Service.
BANQUET TO THE OLD STATESMAN.

His Remuneration OF Public Life Received
with Tremendous Demonstration -
The Judges Pathetic Response to the
Toast of Our Guest"-Ex-President
Cieveiaad's Warm Words of Praise aud
Comments ON the National issues-Gen.
Ewing Outlines HIS View OF What the
Democratic Policy Should BE.
COLUMBUS o.. Nov. 14-Yesterday
marked the seyenty-seventh anniversary
of the birthday of Allen g. Thurman, the
"old Romau"of Ohio democracy, and the
Democrats of the nation made the occa.
sion one to do homage to their dis.
tinguished mentor. From early morn
ing every incoming train brought to the
city contingent OF prominent Democrats
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14

A prominent physician and old army
surgeon in eastern lows was called away
from home for few days. During his
absence one OF the chl iren contracted =
severe cold. and his wife bought s bottle
OF Chsmbsrlsin's Cough Remedy for il
They were so much pleased with the
remedy that they afterwards used sew
eral bottles at various times he said
from experience with IL. be regarded It as
the most reliable preparation in use for
colds. and that it came the nearest of be-
ing specific of any medicine he had
ever seen For sale by Hs.tz & Balm
sen. druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14
Mrs wA,kip. R.,..,.,.a

WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. IA -Postmas-
ter General Wansmaker has sent letter
70 City Postmaster Sherwood. directing
the reinstatement of Mrs. Margaret :
Watkins, the delivery clerk AZ the post
Office. who was yesterday week TEN porar-
liz suspended for telling senator Qaay's
son that his fathers mail goes 70 the
dead letter Office now" The postmaster
general says: Il insist that all postal EN-
ployes shall De courteous and obii :iuy a,
all times Those who pay for postal ia
cilities have a right 10 demand As much
rs this Of all OF us"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14

Tx Chicago Tribune gives the follow.
ing as an extract from supposed
Thanksgiving proclamation OF November.
1898: Now. therefore, l, james G.
Blaine president OF the United States. do
hereby. etc. All OF which is very pref
ty. but il needs some amendment. and
the prophetic words of Senator Ingalls,
can not do duty in better place than
in filing out the sentence :-"consider
all this solemnity as an ''iridisceut dream. u"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14
REPORT OF A DISASTER.
Thirty-Five Lives Said to Have Been
Lost in n Wreck.

ihtitN-FiNe Lives Said To Have Been
Lost IN Wreck.
OMAHA. Neh Nov. IA report
reached here early this morning that q
Passenger train nn the Union Pacific had
been wrecked near Cheyenne. Wy, and
that thirty-fv lives were lost The train
was the through express, No. s. which is
due here at Has today. The disaster
occurred last night and owing to
the remoteness of the place
no particulars can be learned. 1t
Is said, however, that the train was
thrown from the track down an embsnk-
ment, ard that hardly person on board
escaped injury. The Union Pacific in the
region Of the accident runs through q
sparsely settled country and the stations
are far part. The accident occurred sew
eral miles from any town.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14

WE'LL the Mckinley bill didn't open s
market for another bushel OF American
wheat nor another barrel Of American
pork However. it did open bari >
with which the beuefcisries under il
sought to capture the American vote.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14
Forced 70 Leave Home.

Over 90 people were forced TO leave
their homes yesterday to call at the drug
gisi's for free trial package Of Lanes
Family Medicine. II your blood Is bad.
your liver and kidneys out Of order. il
you are consiipated and have headache
aud an unsighuy complexion. don't fail
to call on any druggist today for Q free
sample Of this grand remedy. The LADIES
praise it. Everyone likes IL. Large size
package so cents.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14

SECRETARY RISK has published his
annual report, and everything in the ag,
ricultursl way is Of the most hopeful
character. Uncle Jerry" was in the
cheeriest mood when he wrote it, but
then 1t was compiled before election.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14

TIE returns from Texas are still COM
ing in which show that Webster Flans-
gan, for republican governor. was not
only defeated by Dos. 900 votes. as hes
been already stated, but that the major
ity against him has already crept up to
456. 600. and is still a-creepin'
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14

the vesith ins;esd OF the labor of the
cour try was To wrong no man. check no
indn stry. bat to insure just distribution
of the annual net increase which labor
and ,apital combined produced
Taxes To Be Removed.
The tariff on salt and sugar and the IN
tern,l tax on tobacco should be utterly
aboli shed. A rational tariff policy was
demanded Mckinley's bill was protec-
ton run mad. Tue Democracy did not
advo ate free trade. but indirect help to
weak Industries. The federal income and
inheritance taxes, repealed by the Repub-
licsnt, would be. he believed, restored BY
the Democracy. They ought to be lev
ied. The states must check the phs-
nomtnal growth OF wealth. Gas should
be made by the cities, not by private cor
pora ions, and there were other ways by
which the accumulations Of corporations
could be reduced
Democracy for the People.
The Democratic party WAS formed by
and tor the people. 1t believes in their
ability and their divine right to rule 1t
is not a seeker OF political nostrums, but
is not afraid TO comb1t new evils by use
of leg innate powers of government. The
issues and pre- judices which grew out OF
the war have long blinded the people to
the in fidelity of the Republican party to
their interests. But the awakening has
come At last; and from every quarter of
the he avens we yet hear the reverbera-
lions Of that thunder which. on Nov. 4,
rolled from the White Mountains to the
Sierra
Conciu ding Remarks.
Gen. Ewing closed as follows:
IL is the peoples answer TO Mr. Reeds
threat that the Republican party would do
the voting, counting, and returning. 1t Is
their answer TO Mr.. McKinley's denancistion
of the demand for cheap goods. Ii is their re-
buke o. the spolsmen who buy seats in cabi-
nets an forget that there is a God in Israel.
IL is tho answer to Mr. Blaine assertion at
South Bend that the people of the United
States want more protection. He can now
VI, kinley act on the ground that he misun-
ders ood the people.
Fellow Democrats. The stupendous Viz
tory We now rejoi over was won, not by our
wisdom but by the reckless and unreasoning
violence Of our a1versarics. May We hold and
extend cur victory by COOL sense AMI mo lega-
ton.
other Sentiments.
Other toasts were responded to by Sena-
tor Mcdonald. Gen. Thomas Ewing. Hon.
W. c. l.. Breckenridge and Hon. Don NJ
Dickinson. and the speaking WAS still in
progress at midnight The absence of
Henry Watterson, who WAS To have re-
sponded to a toast, was due to the fact
that the theme he selected con fiicted with
the one assigned Mr.. Dickinson He
therefore withdrew his acceptance
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14

THE New York Herald is asked by a
correspondent: Can politician be a
CbristisnY" II the question had been
submitted to us before last Tuesday, says
the Globe. Democrat. We should have
answered in the affirmative
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14
THE BASE BALL SITUATION.
1t still Hangs Fire, hut = Conference VIII
Probably BE Held

Probably BE Held
INV YORK, Nov. l4-At the meeting
of the National league yesterday, A L.
johnson presented letter saying that he
had been appointed a committee of one in
behalf of the Players league TO confer
with similar committee from the Ma
tionai league. President Young replied
that the National league could not enter
into any conference with the Players
league unless the American association
was made party to such conference. Ii
Is understood that the Players league
will have no objection to this. and that
letter to this effect will he sent to the
National league before the convention
comes TO q close
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14

"lF you would only give us time we
could show you wnat beautiful thing
the Mckinley bill is. shout the admirers
or that piece Of rascality. But what the
people want is something TO comfort
them in this generation. After US the
delnue
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14

CoLUNBJ> Ind, Nov u -ieorgr NJ.
Gold was murdered anl ROBBIE by un-
known p-rsogs Ia a lnuciv part of this
county known - Ozark Corner Colds
death make> jhv twelfth "a, from viol-
euce IA that part 81 the county In the
last ten year. SIX o; tbi, number were
saIcid-~. and the other. were MURDERS
Gold Wa mt on the head with s,ai, blunt
instrument.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14

MAJOR MCKINLEY thinks the republic
cans ought 10 pass the force bill during
the coming session Of congress. The
major may be very able man. but as an
adviser OF the republican party recent
events entitle him To \ rest
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14

AFTER the elections in 1850 the Wings
predicted that the future belonged to
them. The democrats did the same in
1852. 1874 and 1889, and the republicans
in 1879. In each case, however. the turn
in the tide came soon after American
politics is mighty "onsarlin.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14

Death Of an old Gos.rumeu, Clerk.

WAsHINGToN CITY. Nov. Il Mr.. Will
lam Pope, of this city. clerk in the
third auditors Office. treasury depart
ment, was stricken with apoplexy in the
treasury department Thursday morning,
while ON his way to his desk, and died
shortly afte-ward. MIR Pope was .
years Of age. and was one Of the Oldest
clerks IN point Of both age and service,
tn the employ of the government
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14
The Lottery Men Ola a., w.,

WASHINGTON CRY, Nov 1.-The Even
ing Critic publishes the statement that
the recent furry in stocks and the tenn
Porary panic in the money markss war,
Que 20 the withdrawal from circulation
y the Louisiana Lottery com pany Of lie
Ss.oso.oov surpinsl This Withdrawal. say,
80 Snre's informant. Was due 10 : d.
% n1sr kostGaster G<1sr%a wana-
..es. VINO w>s rsporssd hsAvy boz
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14

TINS may shock the social fabric, but
the Washington Post in speaking OF Ward
McAllis,er going cunning for ducks says
ha should take day off and shoot his
hook
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14

The st. Louis and St Paul Packet Com
pany will spend large sun in repairing
their steamers. the War Eagle. Gem City
and st. Paul. The work will be done on
the boats while they are being wintered
In Quincy hav
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14
TH6 MARKETS

'HIcAGO. Nov II
Tie quotations on the boa.i OF trade to-day
were - follows Wheat -Novcmber op-nrd
sd's,. g - a - a crmt-r. opened u>st
c.u-ci a.; May. up-nri Siut. closed
81 tEA.- CoTn-Nov~nbrr. ,pcuc,i a.. Chased
jelsC; December, 0pelci siA.c. closed .sa.c,
MAY, cpcnei S,-sc. closed SEQ Oats
November. oi~ar,i $40. vic-ed 60: De-
cemb 2, opened ESi-c. c.u--i e.. NAV,
opened Co.,, closed g.. Turk November,
opened AMI olo-et S@ss January. opened
silS'is. closed SlI.-s. MAY. uJcncd sl..sl.
e.us-i' sl=.Si Larl- DeceuIb.r. opened
Sdlsts. close sells
Live stock -Uuioa >to'ks lar,i- rrpsrf the
following pyic :. HU-~- Market opened set
i've and strong al yc>J, risy'- nsur,->. ull par
tl-> buying: light ersde~. :2at-ase rough
TackiuS. -" -.s = uIiNcd 90 ='u. heavy
Ircksng an - pgins io :. >SSt.tLsl
Pru-.u e. Butter Fancy Separator. -, .
&c, tnv gathuiei trcam. - f-s,c. dtiri,-, nn-s,
fre>h, Sg=s- fre-h lacSins stock, 10 Elsc.
ESg Fresh cant 81. lo>- OF. s;l7sslc pr 6oz:
ice hou>- stock. J. ll>-sc. Live pcultry-
Chickens, h sn>. e per -; spring chickens. ~
SIsatc- turkeys spring. ltc: duck. s,&Gsc.
gees, $40 ci.a per doz Poia;c-s-Ss5-ec
per b1- Aprlvs-lllinois green. Ss-nG 10 per
hbl
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14

;...>..,.,,. nov Il The ga lays
that Nike kelly. 'thc only. a,.d., .r,ed
the Bro h-rh,pl bss, D,i. organ z,iiou
and signed a contract % PLAY Nith the
Boston L-sg-Ie team Ease ;aiS here -
thst the Bro herhood j. "a, coo A. dead.
hut thv:e ma b. 4 little mr. axe about
TIM
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14

The Globe. Democrat says that
instead OF law to requisite cleo
,ions 10 the south il needs one TO put
different face upon elections in the
north.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14

WAsAlNGToS CRY. Nos. li-Reports
have reached here of con inued depreds-
tions on the Sc al island fisheries by Brit
ish vessels. in one day last month six
British vessels engaged in catching seals
were counted from s.. George island
One vessel came 80 close To the island
that the guards ON duty there fired on II,
and those on he vessel returned the fire
with such effect that the guards were
driven into thu interior of their stocksde.
United States xarships ran alongside of a
number OF pos ching vessels this summer
and fsll in Belring sea The vessels had
sealskins GA board. bat no attempt WAS
made 10 capture them
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14

Mr. CHARLES A. DANA, editor oil the
New York Sun. is one of the persons
mentioned for United States senator
from that state to succeed Willism NJ.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14

ALL that may be expected from the
next house. which meets in December Is
course OF shiftlessness, torpldl'y ana
cowarlice. and in thus acting II will be 10
perfect accord with the president.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14

The annual American tat stock show
tbirteenth OF the serics-wAs opened al
Chicago Thursday with u fine exhibit of
everything IN the line aud a COOL attend
auce
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-14
rprn,v NoyRMBER IA lseO

In is predicted that the democrats viii
con,ro, Wisconsin for the next ten years