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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-29

News has just been brought in from Oak-
dale, village in this county about nine
miles southwest OF here, that twenty-five
houses in that inmeniate vicinity and in the
town we're partially wrecked, with some
few completely down, bat no one hurt to
any great extent
Near Murphysboro Mr. Liusley's dwelling
was literally blown to pieces. his child killed
and his wife dangerously injured
At Carb3nda,e the banking hcase of W
". Wieks Wa unroafed and sewers. houses
more OF less damaged
Coulterviile vas visited 10y devastating
cyclone Il came from the northwest and
seems to have split IN two before reaching
he town, one-half going east and the other
aalf almos through the center a number
of houses were wrecked
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-29
The Tempest at Little Prairie.

NASHVILLE, Ills, March -. About
O'Clock thursday night courier came in on
horseback from Little Prairie, SIX miles south
of this city with the news that the storm
had done fearful damage in that settlement
and that medical aid was urgently needed to
aid the wounded. All the physicians in this
city iInlucdiatelv left for the scene. In
RADIUS Of about Tour miles long by three
wide not a house was left standing in its
original position. Fifteen houses ara COM
pletely demolished ia Little Prairie alone.
Eleven Persons MortalIy Hurt.
The last ct victims, SO far as ascertained
is as follows: An unknown Polish woman,
kine James Munkins fatally injured
Henry Taylor, can not recover; Mrs. Henry
Taylor, crushed by timber, viii die; Miss
Maggie Simmons. back injured, can not sur
vive; J. c. Butler, internally injured, will
die, Fred krum, head crushed, mortally
wounded; Joseph Krush, fatally injured n
head; David Smith, crushed by falling
tree, will die; Mary Smith, little daughter
Of David Smith, fatally injured in her
fathers arms; John Krum, cut on head, will
probably di=.
Besides the above six others were more or
,eSs seriously wounded
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15
A Co-oPERArIvE FAILURE.

The failure Of the Industrial CO-opers-
tive Society Of Philadelphia is an uhfOrtu-
nate event but should rot discourage Others
who are en-. aged or intend to eDgsge in
similar ventures.
This society was one Of the oldest CO
Operatives societies in the country, having
been organized in 1874 on the Rochedale
plan. At one time it enjoyed a large
trade, having a central store and several
branches. Piior TO 1850 groceries only
were sold; after tia. dry goods were sup
piled. bat this part Of the business was
grossly mismanaRed, and in 1855 the de-
partment was abandoned. The assets are
reported by ;he president Of the society as
amounting to SIS. 600, and the liabilities
to SIS, 900.
A few years ago this cooperative part
nsrship was doing . business Of nearly
Sl75. 600 per annum. What caused the
failureG No definite information has been
given on this point as yet, but it is note
worthy that the society has always been
conducted in an tH.ravagant manner. 10
1856, for example, the percentage Of run
ming expenses TO trade was IL; whereas it
was shown in the account Of eleven repre-
sentative and successful cooperative com
paDies in New England, doing a business
Of over half million dOllars per annum,
that the average percentage Of running tx
psnses to trade Was only 8.
L. is probable that the extravsgaDce,
which may have been due to ineom-
potency, ultimately wrecked the society.
Il has fully been proved that disirieu-
tive co operation is practicable, and that
il can be made to save much money for
the eo-OperatOrs; but success in these
undertakings, a. in ordinary shops, de-
psnds upon the fAithfulness and the
ability Of the manager The Philadel-
phia society had the benefit OF cash pay
ments, but it seem never to have hSd q
competent manager, and hence its
ultimate failure was inevitable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15
ATROCIOUS TREATMENT.
The siberian Prison II rror Worse Than
ut First Reported.

The Siberian Prison III rror worse Than
at First Reported.
PARIS, February 14-Further particu-
lars Of the Siberian horror have been re-
ceived, and show that the cruelties were
worse than at first reported.
Il now appears that Nine. Sihyda had
q younger sister, come Is years old, who
went to Siberia to look after her comfort.
Arriving there she had the misfortune to
please the eye of the director of the prison.
She wac detained by him upon q trumpet
up charge of cOnniviug at Nine Sihyda's
attempted escape, and became victim Of
his brutality. She was subjected 10 such
atrOcious treatment ss to cause her death
soon after.
Nine. Shyds, indignant and terror
stricken by this awful event, vehement
liz denounced the outrage. In doing tbis
she attracted the attention Of the director,
who then approached her with the same
insults he had hesped upon hes sister.
The monstrous revenge Of the director In
having her publicly logged followed, and
this punishment was accompanied by IN
human incidents which probably had
more TO do 10 driving her to suicide than
the exposure to which she had been sub
jscted.
The report of a revolt in the main prison
ia confirmed, and it is now definitely
known that the number of killed amount
ed 10 Al. News of the affair bss been CIR
crIataS IN Rueeia and IN haa inaniTed the
Anarchists with new vigor.
Upon Learning the particulars and real
ling the universal protest and violent
feeling the case would arouse, the Czai
dispatched an officer TO replace the direc
tor and ordered that official to report at St
PctersburR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15
DUDLEY ON pECK.
The Anlmus of That Negro Appoint
ment.

The Anlmus of That Negro Appoint
ment.
Special Tslsgram 70 ne RsgtSeT.
WASHINGTON, February 13.-The true
snimus aud motive for the appointment Of
the lli,erate and drunken negro Dudley,
as postmaster st Americas, Ga, the home
of Representative Crisp, are now traced
back to the Chicago Convention, and a cor
rupt bargain made there. Dudley, Of In
diana, of "bloczs of FIVE" ibfsmy, was, as
Representative Wilson recently described
Speaker Reed, the devil in the case"
Ole of the squarely elected delegates to
Chicago from the Americas district was
eolOrtd man named Head.
He was an ayowed Sherman man.
This sest was contested by the negro
Dudley, who it appears had as baseless q
claim as Smith, Atkinson and McGinnis
have 10 seats in Congress. The white
Dadlsy heard Of the contest, and hunting
up the negro proposed to manipulate the
Committee on Credentials so as to seat the
negro 10 place of Head il he would pledge
himself to vote for Harrison. The negro
willingly closed the bargain, and Indiana
Dudley did persuade the committee to sest
him.
Subseq uently, when Alger was buying
up negro delegates by the wholesale, Dud-
ley became spprehensive that bis negro
namesake might sell out Az a further in
dccsment to stick to Harrison Dudley
promised the negro thst in the event of
Republican success he should have first
class federal Office.
The neg,o stuck.
And after Harrison was iuargurated be
claimed bis reward Dudley could not get
rid OF the negro. The latter fnally threat
ened to expO'e the whole transaction at the
ChicsgO convention unless given his Office
Dudley went to ClarksOa and explained
the situation. CiaTkson is q mau sitter
Dadley's own heart.
Their two hearts pa. as one in political
methods
Clarkson undertook T. deliver the
Americas pOstofi2e 70 the negro Dudley.
And be did.
Now, Mr.. Wahsmsker saYe that the
facts "a to the negrO's character sud lack
Of qualifications were suppressed. In
short, he practically says he Was imposed
upon by ClarksOn. Representative Crisp
is awaiting evidence from Georgia to show
that Dudley is offensive to white and col
ored citizens. Mr.. Wanamaker to-day
wrote to the chairman Of the Senate Post
Office Committee requesting him to with
hold action upon the nomination until
further notice He says he will submit
Crisp's evidence to the committee.
II the Postmaster. General is sincere
ClarksOn has played confidence game
upon the administration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15
UoAR,s PROPOSED OUTRAGE.


The keentst analysis and the strongest
oondem nation Of the astounding and out
rsgeous scheme OF Senator HOAR. to gag
the Legislature Of Ohio and prevent II from
correcting she las; Republican gerry
mauder Of the Congressional districts of
that State, comes from the independent
Boston Herald, Of HOAR's own State Says
the Herald
We may bee told that &c Is action % prevent
gerrymandering. II it were. the manner OF
making 10 would be scarcely less Objectionable
But. In point OF fact. 10 is an act 10 uphold aud
perpetuate gerrymandering There is no Demo
cratic gerrymandering Ia Ohio. But there Is
a Republican gerrymander Of the state,
and it is % pcrpetua.e this gerrymsnder
that Mr Hears bin undertakes to IN
terfere % make law that even state
cannot overthrow. Let Us see what this law
is which is SO precious that senator hoar
stands ready 10 peryert the national consugl-
ton that Il may not be interiered with. II Is a
law by which the Stste Of Ohio is so gerry mand-
cred that the Republican voters OF the state,
forming % Al pet cent. OF the whole vote cast In
lSss. have sixteen Representatives in Congress-
while the Democratic voters Of the state com
prisipg a. 90 per cent OF the same whole, have
nut I've Representatives 10 is this enormous Ia
Justice that Mr.. Hoar would invoke the aid OF
the reaeral government % continue against all
effort on the part ofthe State to correcth. TAX
about the measure being one TO prevent a gerry
mauder Ii perpetuates a. Far as iis operation
extends, ths worst gerrymandsr known IN our
history. unless that Of Indiana, the state al
loining which It also sanctides, shall take the
precedence oft
It's lowering the national government 70 IN
yoive Il in the party squsbbles Of politics that
are going on I'm the States. To make ne OF the
Constitution which violates alike p-ecetcn; and
Intelligent construction OF that instrument Is
greatly worse. But this scheme. If appropriate
Al all. Is certainly appropriate only to correct
wrong legislation. Mr Hoars bin does 30. un-
der,ake TO 10 this. Il proceeds upon The appre-
hension ofbad legislation in State Of the MON
Of which the only evidence is common report
We doubt q there Is precedent 70 De found Tor
such an act in the history Of American lesisls-
ton; there certainly is no precedent Tor an act 70
obviously and SO narrowly for party purpose
In every point il is Objectionable. lt aims 70
prevent an CIV which may never eXisi;in 80 do
ing Il tndOrses and sustains one which does eX-
ist and Is scandal Osenably intended 70
prevent possible serfymauder, Il gives the
sanction cf Congress to one OF the worst gerry
rnanders ever devised.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15
REFORM IN IOWA.

The Governors RecOmm snds,ions In His
Message TO the LIZ glslsture.
DIS MONIES. IA, FEBRUARY 14.-Gov-
ernor Larrabse's message to the Legisls-
ture is 3 very lengthy document, making
about 200 words.
II touches upon almost every subject OF
interest to the Slate. He urges the adop-
ton of the Australian ballot system and
that women be permitted to vote at mu
nicipsl elections. De deals az great length
with the railroad questions, urges the
adoption OF the applications to minim'zs
the dagger to employees in making
up trains, etc, snd that 20 trains be run
on Sunday than absolutely necessary.
Railroads should give more attention TO the
improvement of their property, and shOaid
be compelled to do away With all wooden
bridges. Railtosd trusts and like COM
binaliOns are condemned. The State, be
says cannot tolerate usuTpatlon Of power
nor conspiracy on the part Of its creatures.
The practice amorg public officials OF ac-
ceptirg passes Is thoroughly condemned. 1t
is recommended that all corporations for
pecuniary profit be compelled 10 make
aonual statements concerning their bust
ness
The Governor dwells at considerable
length on the question Of prohibition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15
A PRETTY DEVILS WORK.

The New York BOrld, which is always
doing something of the sort, has sprung
another sensation on the public in the
shape Of an exposure Of the bigamOus mar-
rage Of Mrs. sNEIL-McCREA and Mr..
DOUGLAss GREEN.
IL Is q very Sensational csse ard the
bottom facts have not all come out yet
Mrs. SNEIL-M CCREA is a daughter Of
the murdered Millionaire SMELL. OF Chi
cago. for whose murder tie mysterious
TAsCOrr il wanted. She is an extremely
beautiful woman. After the oOmmission
Of the crime Mr.. MCCREA went with her
husband to Fortress Monroe, Va, for the
avowed purpose Of recovering from the
shock. But at Fortress Monroe We are
told that she acted like anything but
an invalid, GeYoiisg her time to
eiItipg with the officers stationed there,
who al fell desperately il love with her.
Ga her return TO Chiesgo che dled a suit
for divorce sgainst her husband and they
were separated. Subsequently, at Fortress
Monroe, chs met Mr.. DOUGLASS GREES,
Of New York, q handsome member Of the
well.kuown stock brOking firm Of GREEN
x BATEMAN. Mr.. GREEN was bright
Young man, highly hOaOred and with bril-
liant prospects. He had beautiful wife
and two children
Not the leas, sensational feature Of the
case is the mysterious influence which Mrs.
MCCRRA seemed 70 have over him. Il IS
stated that be Was insane, also that she
forced him to 70 with hec 20 Savannah,
Ca, at the point OF a pistol and there to
marry her. They were married by a col
ored minister. After the publication in
the World GREEN was expelled from the
Arm Of GREEN & BATENIAN ard a commit
ment Wss made out for his Incarceration
In an insane asylum. Before be could be
Apprehended, however, he sailed, on Wed
nesday morning, with his unlawful wife
for Europe, and there reefs sensational
case over which al New York is agog.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15
HER LAST PLEASURE.
Farewell Reception In Honor of Miss
Amy Fowler.

A Farewell Reception In Honor of Miss
Amy Fowler.
NEW YORK, February l4.-Miss Amy
Fowler, the yOuag English woman who is
going to devote her life to the care Of the
lepers Of Molokis, was rendered a rscep'
ton, last evening, at the residence of Rich.
ard F. Downing. in Brooklyn. Many
well known Brooklyn aud Nav York pso-
pie were present.
Mr.. Downing is President OF the Amer
lean LeprOsy Society, recently organized
to cooperate with the Eoglish society, Of
which the Prince Of Wales ia the head,
and under whose auspices Miss Fowler
goes 10 MolOkai. This society will gather
statistics about leprOsy aud try to discover
means to check the disease.
Miss Fowler will leave New York on
Monday next, and expects to sail from San
Francisco for the Hawaiian Islands on
February %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15
The Worm WIN Turn.

"Has that yellow-haired dude been
around here tonight.
Not yet. Why, papa, what in the
world is the matter? Did you miss your
footing on the train Or"
mo, didn't miss my footing on the
train. | undertook to gently remind that
dude Of yours that he wasn't wanted here
and this is the result. When he comes
tonight tell him he can have you, and he
can't have you any too quick to suit me-
A man who can use lis hands like that
fellow is protection enough for dozen.
women. II he asks for me tell him I've
gone TO Africa or Camden and won't be
back until the marriage hes blown over"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15
r IST OF LETTERS
FOR RENT

EOR RENT.
Ten-roomed house, sls Main street, has all
modern Improvements
SiN-roomed brick house, 1901 Jacob street.
Seven.roomed house, South Penn street. has
all modem impr vements
Five roomed house, natural and city gas. al
80 North Huron street
Five-roOmed house. 10 South Broadway.
Six.rOomed house. 1884 Market stree;.
Three rOOmed house. 262s Chapline street
Three roomed house. JOG Virginia street.
Five rOomed house. II South Broadway street.
six-rOomed brick house on South Elm street.
Five roomed cottage, so Kentucky street: pos
session at once.
Nine rooms g G. corner Market and Tenth
ST. eets: good location for boarding house.
DAIRY FARM, within a few minutes drive
from this city, on National Pike. Possession
April lst ,,r,
feT.Th. sad No. 1920 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15

THIS administration hiss already indica
ted it's approval Of fraud By refusing to
prosecute and by shielding from arrest
Fraud DUDLEY Il is now suggested that
the Republican Corgress pass bill TO
legalize bAllol-box forgery in Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15
DIED.

MCDONALD-On Thursday, February IS, 1890.
at her late residence, No. q Main street. Mrs.
LYDIA A. MCDONALD, in the Goth year OF her
age
Funeral from her late residence this Saturday
afternoon ct two O'Clock. Interment at Mt. Cal
vary cemetery.
Columbus papers please copy
SEATON-Thursday. February lS, 1890 at 2l5
p. m WILLIAM SEAroS, aged 70 years.
Funeral from his late residence, No. S7i5 Eoh
street Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock. Inter
ment at Mt. Calvary cemetery. Friends are in
yicsd 70 attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15

PARIS, February IA Owing to the at
tendance of the Due de Luynes at politi-
cal punch given him by the Catholic stu-
dents, at the Gymnase Lsurensi, last
night, be has been forbidden to visit the
Duke at Orleans. who is at present con-
fined in the Conciergerie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15
Peculiarly sad

The West Yirginiaus have no longer any
thing to ssy in the choice Of their Con-
gressmen. Il is peculiarly cad that the
Fifty-6rst Congress has not the dover to
seat GCff. the defeated Republican candi-
date for GnVarnnr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15

the result is q collision, whether coming
tbr,' tbs rye or not Life IS fuu Of cOlhs-
ions. We arr constantly cOliidiug with some
body or something. IL it isn't with our
neirhbors it Is with some dread diseases that
~ knocks us Oh the track and perhaps dis
alics MS for life. Women especially II seems,
have ~ bear the brunt of more collisions and
a0lictioYs than mankind I'm all cases OF
ueryousness hcaring-down sensations, ten
derness. periodical pains, sick headache con-
gcstiOn. Inflammation. or ulcerauon ana an
= f,r,ale irrcrularities" and weaknesses,
DR.. P.erce's Favoritc Prescription comes TO
mo rescue Of women as no other medicine
dos. Ii is the only medicine for women. sold
hv druggists. under positive guarantee,
ssfisfartiOn IN every case, or money paid Tor
n viii bs refunded. See guarantee on bottle
wrapper.
Copyright. ISIS by WORLDS DIS. MEn Assn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15
Prince Alexander eet- a Regiment.

VIENNA, February 14.-Prince Alexan-
der, OF Bstlenberg, once ruler OF Bulgaria,
snd recently known as Count Of HartensD,
has BEEN appointed Oommandant of the
Seventh Regiment Of Dragons, stationed
in Vienna II is understood that ne will
be mqde a general within another year
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15

TIE most popular man in the country
to-day is GROVER CLEVELAND. and don't
You forget il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15
A FARM FOR SALE,
.ENTRE MARKET NOTICE.

In complia. ce with the Ordinance passed by
City Council on February nth. market will be
held in Centre Market on and afler the 18th OF
February, 1890 on Tuesday aud Friday morning
OF each week, instead of Tuesday and 1hutdGy
as heretofore. No change in Saturday evening
market JOHN McKEEVER,
El4 IS 23t26 Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15
Dr., PIERCE'S PELLETS

,er,,late and cleanse the liver, stomach and
b1Sreis They are purely vegetable and per
fertly harmless One a Dose. Sold by
druCgists. - cents vial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15

Democrats have no heart in the contest cases.
-IstSLioasesr.
Neither has the citizen who wal es up st
night to ind himself covered by the re-
volver Of masked burglar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15
Below Par.

81 say, old man, you sre S54 short Of
the amount"
Il guess not"
Didu't you promise me S60?'
well, not exactly. said six T. dol
lars, You know"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15

For Coughs and throat troubles use "3rown's
Bron chIsl Troches. They stop an attack
of my asthma cough very promptly. &C. EIieh
WdmirM OHIO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15
REDEMPTION OF BONDS
OF THE-
Loan Of 1877, Known as the 1880 Loan

VNHE HOLDERS OF THE ABOVE NAMED
i Bonds are hereby notified that bonds Of the
following numbers. namely: 10, ~, 81, 81,
IO2, AOi, III, i3I, lbs, 40, l73, ISIS, 1913.
2O4 have been drawn 10y lot in accordance with
the provisions OF the Ordinance authorizing the
same, and are payable at the Exchange Bank OF
Wheeling, March lst 1880 at which time they
will cease 10 bear interest
fel5mrl COMMISSIONERS LOAN 1877.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15
R,liQious Aotires.

HIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-The Pas
II tor, Rev d. A Cunningham, b. d, will
preach at 1890 a m. ana 1880 p. m. Praise ser
vices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15

opyr.sht. ISIS by WORLDS DIS. MED. Assn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-15
Afm advertisements,

V7ANTED TO PURCHAsE-sECoED-H HAND
w Safety Bicycle. State condition, name OF
maker and lowest cash price Address III,
care OF REGISTER. fel5q
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-08-15
Shot Three Men Dead.

A quarrel engaged in by discharged sol.
der, named Waiter Alfred Hargan, or Har.
per, William Lambert and John Wheeler.
in barroom at Kingsland, London, Eng.
land, resulted in the death of Lam.
bert and Wheeler. Hargan, who left the
West Surrey Regiment three months ago, has
just returned from New York city, where he
had been looking for employment. While
there he bought revolver, and this weapon
he used with deadly effect. After shooting
Lambert and Wheeler dead he was set upon
by the crowd and then he killed a third man
before he was overpowered.
At the station house he said that the two
men he had shot had robbed him, and that
he had served them only as they would have
been served sin America" The newspapers
refer to the incident as Gan American
Tragedy"
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-08-15

genuine hepnbfic, the ironclad feet, which
had Joined the revolutionary movement
bornbarded the city for two DAYS. Serious
damage was done to many buildings, especial
" those In the vicinity OF the Plaza Victoria
One thousand persons were killed and 5OO1
wee wounded. The shipping in the port
sustained no damage.
A caolegram from Buenos Ayres to Paris
France says: The banks are open, but the
Bourse Is still closed. A press censorship has
been established. The formation of a new
Cabinet Of Cancellation Is under discussion
The city is tranquil"