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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
HEAVY GALE OFF CAPE EEET"N.

.1coni,h, {. T., oct. l4.-1hc heaviest cae S'n''
l-73 VA, cApcrIcnc"d hc-r on sunday. y" wrecks
occurr. IL IN, 81 .n.iy lt nI, DANA, va done =
fishing boats. Dwelling hou" near the f"d were
flooded and the occupants wcr' Obliged I" abandon
their premises a large unknown vessel was wrecked
at Grapln Bay. Cape D,nphn. and another
wreck reported frths north. but no par'iculr' q"
either are available. Great damage Wa done to tho
roads by ;!,e Hood.
Uallfax " = oct 14.-The British brig Marie
Anna. Captain Pyc. which fii h"fr on Thnr.diV '"r
COW Eay e. f.. parted her chain ~ III" latter pl""
during sunday night gal" ana was dFIN'N h>'t'
She likely to lc, on" total wreck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

tince To Prcsldentlal year. Elect q Republican
Congress and confirm the Tariff bill. Elect John Van
Voorhis. your candidate for Congress. We
afford TO los, Democratic district but not Republican
district Ike, this one 1t would be sign OF reaction.
IL would indicate change IN public sentiment and that
Rpnbicansm was Oh the wanr. l have heard II said
that t" Democrats contst!ng Mr.. Van Voorhs's cc
ton. But | am confident that this vast meeting Is
prophetic Ot his election. Elect candidates for AS
scnbymrn in Monroe County. What is II that the Demo-
crat grSpng for this Sta1 Are they not seeking
to rrrt Democrat United States Senator In place OF
William NJ Evsrts! What does that mcan' 1t means
that the counsels great State OF NewYork In tn"
S"na" Of tn" rnited STATES TO De- divdd Unit" and
elect your thr,. As,embymcn. Mr. Reed, you go
upon Your Western journey connd mt that shall elect
R"pu lican az Congressman from this district and
Republican as the successor Of William NJ. Eyarts as
United STATE, Senator (fircat appa,se.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
the publication Of his book without haviIg ms
obtained the permission of NJ de Fr!'''c' 'i''''' VI
War.
FUNERAL OF GENERAL BOOTHS WIFE.
THE MOTHER OF THE SALVATION ARMY ES
CoRTrD To THE GRAVE BY A PROCESSION,
ruporCu nrxcrvy CROWDED STREETS

London oct 14-The funeral VI Mrs. catherine
Bocth wife Of General Booth. who wa, known As inc
. Mother Of tbo salvation Army took place to-day.
and was made the occasion Of great den"n>trath'h
by that orcanzaton 4 murkv fog envcl"pcd 'he
city, but dcsIac This thousands "t persons Assem-
tlet i'm the streets to see the funeral procession.
The routc from the Thames Fmiankncnt where th'
Army uu>t tered to tbncv Park Cemetery. tic place
OF burial Law through the dcnSry popnlatcd o:>'r''
of stoke Noyincton. All thd railways fr'"rihS
LONDON ran excursion trains. and the thiolG i" 'F'
city was swollen hy immense numbers oi SaNa''h'''N
and their friends from the provinces. There was
also a large attendance from foreign countries In"
members of the Army, attlrco III 'cr "'n'"''>' anu
bearing white badge of monrhhc' were every ""''o
conspicuous in thc streets. Tt" cr0"dS on thIN "-
casion surpassed in p"n, "' NUMBERS '"">e "h'"
r,,hercd Ia witness the show on Lord Mav0rS Day
the demonstration WIS convincing proof I" the
,uhlir that rc salvation Army wicld> powerful
influence thro,ghOrt the country
Tho body of Mr., Booth taken from the olympia
durinc the night and conveyed {" the headquarters "i
the Armv in Queen Victoria t. llcN the comm WaN
placed upon Kind o c1Iil Carriage on Wh'h al" 'N
Mrs Booth, bonnet aud Ebl" When the procession
had been formed 10 day III" cri'-carras' WIS Drawn
iu,o n,.;,inr in ,hc Inc. Th, members of III" Booth
family then tnok their place. and the procession
>taIt d from the Entertainment. There were hi'''!ii
bands in the lluc. -, . 4. 90,
nos. th. i,.t rites, The coomln"> Of the ~''nc was
in,rnsitj,d lv the dcn," fox. w.lch never one" h1
Gul1nc the whole ccr'in"'lN When the proc
had entered the cemetery l" gun carriage VIZ "'," y
Ie Lido the orn grave. and th" coffin wd> rinN'N hV
officers ,f the Army. and tcnd"ry lowered mi" 'h'
ground General laoth stood at the head "i ~" grave
ism y,rnus lart> of England. th" lrti>h ""l"l">.
America the Continent and A>ia delivered oiaiions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
CONTAINING Of BiRHiN lSLAAU'

Albany oct i.-Wiliam j. Kelly. "t i'r"'''"'
,n,Icd up,n Governor I'm this ah'rh"h' anu ~
c,uuscl for the Ruckaway PARK Inpr"N'"''" ~
,,,rv ,r.,rn,,4l him with petition from N'' ~"
many asking tho toyrruur {" take a'u"h r'e''"'"H
a., u.,.i nuisance arising from the presence o inc
tr,illiu, establishment on lartrn lslai' a' ''o
,,L.i 10 Jamaica bay. Attached I" the h'i Is pre-
,Vtmeut uf tho Grand Jury. d'rlarh TX li' r'''"''s
.,,n,r ,IIn,nt To- hc public nuisance me '".e'nr
r.t.rrd t,. matter TO the stat" Eoau "i fra"" 'oF
investigation and to report ia,k !" n'n .,i mc I'M
- thr Uuorl for saturday. To consider u'o ""'"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
REMOVING TIE EXr}RT DUTY on LOGS.
ACTION OF TIE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT on
CERTAIN CLASSES OF LUMBER.

ottawa. oct. fan extra OF "Thc Canada "azr''c
has been issued containing proclamation rfho'Is
the export duties upon spruce and pine logs all" d'3'
the export duties upon slncc bolts Of pine or rc""r'
and cedar logs capah" of lc!ac mad" into >hln=' b'H
no for this action assigned. except Aa u
has Appeared to the Government to Il" drSlrabc III
the public Interest to remove the export dates m'h'
toned.
Toronto. oct. IL" The Empire" the t'ovrrTln'h'
on Canadian logs SAYS: The rton Of tho Domihn,
Government in removing thr>" export dutic VIII uoun
les br taken earnest nfHIrir desire for 'lErTn
freedom Of the trade in lumber between Canada ana
the nitcd states"
I;u:ral,. Oct II tSpcrian.-Thc removal "t inc
Canadian export duty on lnc> viii bring mo 'ii''l
the important reduction Of 100 per cent III the unI
on whiic pine and ON hcwn and sawed timber iiONid"d
lX TIE VI, kiMlry hill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

Vicnn,. 'tr'. l'-Th" '">"fii"H' IA ~"'""''
InI. In :hc Diet 81 I"wrr Au-;ra {" hWh"in" i'
a,un> ~ .,i y, to ,iiv OF Vienna o.: "'"i :! h"h'N
which ,.!ton "a. .itv. In wlrh l"' form Il" p"'
nf IL. II + ~" iut"rtl'r Il ." '"v"iim"'f 10 XIV
rho Tertiary {, the CIV. ani =" ah"rd iH' nun" ~
authorities IN" aupI".i scope :" d'N'"P ~ ~ J. "''
,"rn,,s,I f., construct , mctr,pD,ttn railway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
FRENCH AND DUTCH SOCIALIST MEETINGS.

Calais, oct. 1.-the fourth Socialist Congress OF
Collect visi> assembled yesterday To consider the
question Of cooperative organizatOn Three thousand
persons attended the session. In the evening public
meeting was held. Tn" socialist Decluzc. Councillor
General OF Pas de Calais presided. The Congress
unanimously favored the holding Of all eight hour
demonstration May DAY in 1o3l.
Amsterdam. oct. IA meeting OF Socialists Wa'
held here TO day to discuss manifesto issued by an
sstator named Tndal. formerly officer in the Dutch
army regarding the national dcfcnCc,. The King re
Gently refused an audience to Tlnda who tlirrcupOn
charged the Ministry with violating tile Constitution.
bssne MS accusation Oh the ground that the King, II
sane. ought 10 De visible. otherwise regency shonld
te Immediately established. 4 r'outo: 10 tie effect
that the Interests u royalty had ttTi nrf"I-y p!"!u-
diced. and that the crown had lost pic>t -, WAo
adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

Ii.,nn ,.t H. The members ~ IA" rev '"bi't
r,q~ coded To- ~. Palace t"d1v. Where tl'' t"h
~, ,a.h .f all'i,n,,. ~" King Th"r VIII h''ir'
'. -...>.in II a." tu"t"- {" ln"rrDW. lh' N'Il>lH
i , ,,r,n.u one he Minister ~ WY. Minister
t I'l, Interior ~! the Whistler ~ Marine AZ" ir''
~. ,t~. tie. Minister 81 IIntuc" and Hiii~''i 81
Ir..l,,, \Nni:> tni~'r' alf''.. ard IN" Nlil-''r
i ir-i.,. lrd ''.. ND-t-" -. PUBLIC Noih~ AZ" i'h
lrr, ui H." National party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
e.. ,,pcr FAIR AT lGERSTOWN.

u,ccrs,owu. Nd. oct. II (Spc'i,h.-rhc ihrty-irh
,',.,, .,hpiti,p Of the Agricultural ard Mechanical
A."nri,,iou Of Washington County in connection with
SIMILAR a,sociaton, Of Adams and Franklin r"unti'~
p.ur Ecrkrlcy and jefferson counties W. Va ana
c,rrol, County. Nd. including the whoi" cumberland
Valley. opened hero to day. All '"o "'p"r'"c"', io
crowded especially In the '""'' "''' .o',o ''.r, o3
80, ,o,, stalls have been erected. over 800
tad 81 stock were unable to Mud accommodations
IT. Ton %' thousand pcnple wcre hero TO day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
FRANCES PROPOSED RECIPROCITY BILL.

Paris oct. 1i.-Thr French Government has decided
to submit The >cnat" and Chamber Of D'pu'r'~
~inu ancously u hill prnvin: for Niin"m fr'h'h
tariff on GOOD, from countries the ri-ion> regulations
Of which a,r unfiv"ial,c Ia French products. and -
minimum tarn imports from countries the 'arihN
Of which are favorable tn France. Tn" l empowers
the Government adopt minimum tiiln prov ION
allN. hii the Sanction oi tlh' ~" tlini'T" VIII W
necessary for it, permanent adoption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

London. oct. I4.-1hc corr" p,.d"r' 4 " Th" san
ard H. Berlin \ n,q"rI;y "i II" Central 'n
mittcc -, the Imperial l.,'ik {" h"rnrnv >i""' t'v
res l,tc he pYnIr~al "t IN" pNd''i - ~" bans -
raj~. the rate Df discount I, II pee cent TN"
rrcside', ther,Ipoi couvok"t meeting o nc sl"' nl
committee Of the g. r.cor> and thf" del .It' from tl'
Central Committee. AID Ms i-iIt Wa "afiI-i hN
small majority. re-uliac In IA" advance announced
SATURDAY, 1t i expected that III a'iipn hy t'r In
perial Bank VIII result Ia ntra'" Il per '"''
In the Bank of FL gand rate -! d.~'Untt
The SttIdarf, IN il financial article to 1n' ~iN-
that an advance the d.tOUHt rat" 0l tie lH'h -!
I'll gland v III -. avOdch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
vrU yOREDRS INVEST ~ THE SOTTH.

x.h,iI, Tenn oct lt. The new town company
,u, h,cInuiug operations at bridgeport. Ma "h 'h'
r,nnr,,,,. River. has ~'ld "ut |" N!n"'''" ""''
g., rn,.rt Io,lcr the former publisher. aN'"I'""
,,,h II T. ,L,uin and Cornell ana lrlahat'T I" y
,. bir,. Thcy have ossuI,ri new company
,,, ,,. p.u. of the bridgeport Land and lhp!'N"
m.u, Company with capital Of T'o""o""' '"'
,u.m,,r, of the new company went 1" 'ha''"'''-'
- ,,y and Will p.>r,,-i bridgeport AT "l'". M",'
,hr, will take formal P''>'>'"hl 81 INV i''f>'|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
I.SVFIIINC; NDNi 'NENT To- IE--lNG

Berlin. OcI. li.-I'rlnc" ir"6'r.'k l." 'p'd '"cAF
unveiled monument IN H." llI 'r;ai"n {" ''"''I''1
Ephlain L"--.ng the I!lniiIuU, ''"rna' at''"i hHl
lit.';irv rv!prner. who G"d u l'-l Her N'
10 .tl,hc- secretary II ~" ml"r Il Home N". ana
rcj:cscntativ" Of IA" Chancellor br vpn {" .-'"r
Irn sian MH.t"r of Eccl.ias'.'al ANhrs ana J. '"'
tion and a number n Other high 0Nc ais V"'c p''-' t
al The E. rcuOnv. TIE cc ~ ri~"d 10 take ANY liil
IN AOnOriuy the dead author
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
-,v,,pn m rORrryG DOwy THE PRICE

TIE STANDARD CO. FORoINU U0" IHh F"I' H'
F,ndlay. Ohio. Oct. l4.-rhe Standard on Company
has again rdnced the price OF suekeye OIL ana IS pay
i"' I. 40 20 cpnts Tor the prodact, reduction Of
'e m,. on The bar1rl within two weeks This de-
,..,a,,on cause. loss Of $50 on every 900 barrels
p ~" noduccr while the Standard saves by the opera
,,r in the ohio field alone sl.'o0 day: or $4,000
nnn,h n Tho standard now has the Held IN ltS power
n,a ts tho absolute master Of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
OPENING; OF THE NMfEIC tNI>T CpNt;RE~S

Paris. oct. t. IN" AmrIicIui-t Cor1r'~> was for
mally opened Ia day. Professor Cuat-i'G"-. WI" ""
~ld"d welcomed the dcl"r,''. and "i:hn'i the l'i''
Ciann" which j. tn o''uiN tie ati"rii"n "f IN" '"N
cIc>> He warmly praised IN" lab"r- Of \m"fi'ah
-nNarts Ia arrh,clN.lral ir'-'lrrh. Dr. lI"lhfi q
German delegate" "Np~'>-' rLi trati"n ~ ~" srl"
tlnri If Paris ~ the >'Ht n ii" rpnf"t'''. ihlN
rV,iliu: tn, muuicpil authorities ave u r'"p'"h v"
tlr d,ic..,ic- ;u the Hotel Il" \lll".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
A DINNER TO THE EALTlMOIE'S OFFICES.

CDpr..!!apriI, oct. Liking Christian gave din
ncr at the Palace yesterday To- IA" officers 0f IL"
Initrd states cruiser falt;npT'. tn" United state,
Minister and Mrs Carr al,p present. The King
IropOScd The health Of Irr,dont Harrison. Mr.. Carr
prup1,cd the health Of the Epva family. II" King
and Queen and the Crown Prince viii visit the lalti
VI,u,~, ,i.,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
A DFFAJ,LTINt. CANADIAN TREAStREH.

ST Catisrincs Ont. OCT. IA. VI. Maci''". sccr"-
tary and treasurer Of the sJuriiy Loan and savings
Col,,arv has lc't the city. and an examination of
lis books il Is alleged. disclosed the fact that h" IS
dcf,ul,cr u, the cAt.nt Of S2i.OdO. The financial
.tardiuc Of the Institution is not impaired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
EAsTERy CBEDI7ORS SHrT OFT

Columbus. oct. ID iSpcrialJ.In the Probate Court
here to day Judge satin rendered "A decision under
which about ~ .jOOOOO Of real estate In the Hooking
Valley region ordered sOh for the benefit Of the
crpdOrS Of the ohio and Western Coal and Iron Com
Iany. which failed In February. 1850. The decision
will shut out Z number OF Eastern creditors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
pOI,It'Y OF TIE NOt 80 czech PARTY.

Prague. oct. H.-Thc bohemian Diet Opened I" dav
The Young czech party demanded that the Au.J"'t I"
IN" dir.,> prevailing Ia tir c"niliry III '"i'"n"i'"
~ tho recent ,luidatiUiS. l." cuii,id"I' bri" The
ion Of a political comproni>" b" tal'i np. 1hIo
action Of the Young Green, i, looked upon 4, ndra
iu that the Radical opposition ha> r'aUlvrd !" pun
,,lc a policy Of Obstruction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

London oct. a. The Bankruptcy Court las 'n'd
AZ order stopping payment on draft fr 5000. dawn
against that sum, which wa> dcp">lt'h Win an
American llnkng firm hy Jan"' H. ED Co.. ~"
Lndtl barh"rs who rccrItl, "a ed. THE Urti"r
sued al the instance Of the firm, creditors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
CnvcPCSSXAN J. l. WILSOy'S LOSS.

spokane Falls, Wash. Oct. l4.-ConSrc>sHin J"hh
t. wilson, who returned from washington " IL" "a!S
- o,,r,s the loss OF his pOcketbOok containing
S,o ooO In ,crurie- 1850 In grcrnacks and gold ana
Thar valuable papers. The pOckctbook was lost
some time during SATURDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

Paris oct. ID. The Count d" Ia Grange 'lhi'an.
near Donfront, In Ornc, has been sacked and bnrn"l.
The c,iir, buildiHr WA destroyed. There were many
valuable works Of art In the chateau, all Of which
have been lO,l. The police are seeking the culprs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

whether measures should he taken forthwith to pro-
vide for the conduct of public affair ~ '"o
conference il decided that the condition OF 'he
King was Surh that he was unfit reign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

FOR COVERING THE FRENCH BUDGET DEFICIT.
Paris, Oct l4-Thc Cabinet has resolved to cover
thc deficit In the budget by means Of surtax on
rice and pharmaceutical and hyRleilic spec.ales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
TIE PROPOSED DUTCH REGENCY.

The Hague. oct. 1.-THE Prime Minister today
informed Parliament that after the Minister Of Justice
and the Minister OF the Colonies had had con
ference yesterday with tie doctors attending the
King the question had been submitted to the Cabinet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

Pari- oct IT, \ Svndcat" COM -iin- o' IN" \"h"
I.rd.r,,ank the Ot"uaY l.Hnh. hud "Vcrdi ir"" II
,,,l, viii ,.tal l.>h in Pa n"N mouth IN Ini"r'
,,o, :, socur,cs I,fk Tn" concern III have cali
,ol 81 np" 20 Pc c"'' "t whi'h par "P,
H.. nam TN i.-, II tt' itrk vii h" the ~-nc 81
land. .nvc;,,i hS Government -"'nr1t'b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

TO MAKE $50 EvICTIONS on AN IRISH ESTATE
Dublin, Oct. 1.-THE relieving officer has beer
warned 10 prepare for $50 evictons on the Olphcr
estate IN FalcarraRh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

EJ'MORED MITINY II 4 BRITISH REGIMENT.
London, oct. l4.Nothng IS known a, the War
Office regarding the report tha detachment Of the
Fast Surrey which had been ordered to India
from Guernscy had rctu ed t. o,cy Orders. and had
Lcen dsarmcd prior tD en- arnaton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
-rrnrrN c,vNry wTnrrNwN FEoN TIClNV

TTUFK VI " NT.T'I " II TTI|'''''''T '''
I,.rlc uc, - t"onc! kI'nII, th" f"rra! '"'h
m,..,n,cr IN ne { ton nf Tc.u". hr quietly rem
stated the In.crV-tiy" goV"r'u"Ht thcro, Ana thc
FEDERAL cavalry have l'"n Withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

The CASE AGAINST MIR. O'MAliONI DISMISSED.
Dublin. oct l4-M the request OF Mr.. Roman, the
PROSECUTOR for the Crown. the court AT TIppcrT,ry. BE-
Tore which Nc>>r,. Dillon and O'Brcn and other de-
iendant> Icing tried charges Of cons piracy tr
Gay, dismissed the against Mr.. O'Maiony. whosc
hes, prevents his attending court. The trial Of the
remaining DEFENDANT, will now proceed
J. iealy argued that the cIidcItc gwen against Mr..
oMshony equally affected all the defendants. and that,
@e charge against him having been d~in~ ~>ed. uie
charge against all the defendants should alD DC dis
missed
The court took note of Mr. IIcalys objection. and
aio~ed thc-CrOwn ~ proceed with tho prosecution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

REFUSING To SERVE ON TIE COMMITTEE.
dublin. oct. IL" The Irish Times siv, that Will
IAN Abraham. Member Of the House Of Commons for
west Limerick. AID Timothy Harrington. member for
Tue iarbor division Of Dublin, who were: appointed
membess Of the committee visit The United 10
sSuft aid for the Irish cause have refused 10 accept
NE eppdntments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

SOULANGER'S sONIN-LAW DISCIPLINED.
~ oct. 19.-Captain Drsnt. General BOulangers
Nv has been ordered from Tunis to Bizert a.
"a mafy measure. the captain having announced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

NoLnH GUEBoATs ASCEND THE ZAMBEsl
A'oeo. Oct. ,ll.-The Governor Of Mozambique tele-
eaed On Saturday that the British sternwheel gun
which were at Chinde, al the month OF the Zan-
eecended the river notwithstanding the protest
1e Portuguese authorities,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15

oiLAON AND OBRIEN SAID TO BE IN FRANCE.
rsns. Oct. 14-Nothing definite ha, been learned
uvm any trustworthy source in rgird TO the pre'cnt
.aefees OF Messrs. Dillon and O'Bricn. The rcpOr
uey had landed OIL the coast Of Brittany lacks
S"ontmasion. runor current 70 night tina, they
e3sylng at CIateaugrif. III Inc Department Of seine
- "''o' and that Mr. Dillon intends TO proceed to
ZONE Later it was reported that Dulon and O'Brt,u
~ ~ Chateauern for Pans. and tha they will so
asvIe on Friday, and embark for America on
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-30
AImgren's Alligator.

A. P. Almgren. who is farmer few
miles above Moline. sccosted Moline
Republican scribe yesterday morning with
this somewhat startling announcement:
Il wish you would warn people to look
out for large, live alligator. that
found lying in the sun, across the road
way. at the first culvert above Moline,
when coming to the city today" 1t is
about six feet long, with an immense
mouth, and returned 10 the water on his
approach. He say $ it is large enough to
dispose of a good sized person, and
thinks it not safe in passing that way. 1t
is rather an unusual sight so far from the
the swsmps Of the south. The RepubE-
can says: 1T might be well to lay for
Mr.. Alligator. and put him out of the
way. 1t is found on the river road when
not in the wster) at the first culvert after
leaving the city"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-30
Davenport. Fair and Exposition.

DavenpOrt's Fair and Exposition.
The ARGUS is in receipt of the premium
list of the first annual exhibition of the
Davenport fair and exposition which has
been permanently located in the compa.
ny's own sixty acre tract IN Northwest
Davenport. few minutes walk from the
Scott county court house and reached by
the c., R. l. & P. road and street rail-
way lines direct to the grounds. The
fair will be held Sept. %. 90. "a. % and
26. and will be open to the world There
are offered in premiums $4,000, with
$4,000 to be given in race purses. An
interesting programme of special pre-
miums has been made, including n
base ball match on the morning
of Tuesday. Sept. 90. for the cham
pionship Of Scott and Rock Island coun
ties. the premiums to be banner to the
winning nine and gold medal to each
player. The Scott county nine will be
chosen by captain who will be selected by
Island county captain will be selected
by the sheriff county clerk and circuit
clerk. and he will choose the players.
On Wednesday there is to be grand
bicycle tournament. open only to anna
teurs residing in Scott or Rock Island
counties. with handsome premiums to the
winners In the various classes On
Thursday a competitive military drill oc>
ours open to organized military com
panies such as militia, sons of veterans,
schools and colleges. Friday there will
be entertaining competitive athletic
sports. The premiums 10 all these cons
tests are such as will elicit the interest of
young men in this city, many of whom
will no doubt enter and carry away some
of the best prizes.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-30
River Rjplets.

The j. G. Chapman came down with
sixteen strings of logs.
The J. G. Chapman, ]. W. Van SAINT
and j. K. Graves went north.
The stage of the water is $40; the
temperature on the bridge at noon was
%.
The Verne Swain stirred up the water
between Rock Island and Clinton as
usual.
The Schnell Social and Literary club
gees to White Sulphuron its moonlight
excursion tonight.
The excursion of the Central Presbyte
rian church folks on the Libbie Conger
last evening was delightful affair. The
boat went down two miles below Buffalo
aud returned.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-30
Fire Alarm =.

Last nights fire alarm from the Fourth
ward was caused by the discovery Of
flames in bag OF feathers in the second
story Of Frank Herlitzka's house, on Six
teenth street near Fourth avenue, and
which had been started by children. The
fire was extingushed without serious dam.
age.
This afternoons alarm from the Sew
enth ward was caused by the burning of
some grass on the premises of a man
named Anderson. on Forty-sixth street.
Nothing serious.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-30
A GOOD THING TO DO
sTo TAKE TIME BY THE FoRELoCK

For example. the present Is the time
to forecast the future and plan for get
ting the children supplied with school
clothing To help you to do that we
place on sale new case of double fold
dress fannels, all wool, in plain and
mixture. go pieces at csc yard.
INITIAL Handkerchiefs are all the
rage. We place on sale a new invoice
in ladies' hemmed stitched initial. all
linen handkerchiefs. letters beautiful
styles. CSC each. You will want some.
UMBRELLAS-Our sales of UNI
brellas have been enormous. From the
quantities sold we judged that we had
about supplied the entire community,
but we are mistaken; the call Is for
more, more. more. Here they are:
Another immense assortment in the
new fall styles of handles. silver, gold,
natural wood inlaid with silver. etc
More of those gold and silver heads at
csc. $l.37, 81 81. made from our cele-
brated gloria silk.