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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13
THE FEDERATION or LABOR.
samuel Gompers Reelected President
Other Trnnsactiona

samuel Gompers Reelected President
Other Transactions
DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 13.-Amons the
transactions Of the convention Of the Fed
GRAFTON Of Labor yesterday were the fol-
lowing; Crossings were sent to the Farm
ers' Alliance, resolutions adopted asking
certain states to forbid convict labor in
mines; support pledged to the painters
who will strike for eight hours May 1;
congress asked TO forbid army musicians
playing for private parties, and the bonds
of secretary and treasurer raised to 5000
Election Of Omcers.
When the hour for election of officers ar
rived 7. j. Morgan. of Chicago, was put In
nomination against Gompers, who was the
only other candidate who would run. Nor.
gan voted for himself-Gt which the con-
vention laughed-and he was one Of the
1874 votes he received. Gompers receiving
Lie. The election was declared unani.
nous on Morgan's motion. Other officers
elected: First vice president, p. J. Nc.
CURE; second vice president, W. A. Car.
ney; treasurer. j y. Lennon. secretary
Chris Evans.
Miss Van Etsen's Address.
Miss Van Etten, founder OF the New
York Working Woman's society, then ad
dressed the convention on the question of
woman labor, and told how women
workers were imposed upon. describing
how they worked for contractors In max.
ing clothing for United States employees.
She asked the convention to urge upon the
government the. establishment OF cloth.
ing workshop. like the government print
ing Office.
The question of next place Of meeting
was then taken up and birmingham, Ala,
selected, the vote Ia favor OF that place
being 1895
just before the convention adjourned O
paper was read in the shape Of q petition
to congress. asking the national legisla.
ture to vote for q constitutions. amend.
ment giving the women the right to vote.
1t was Immediately forwarded - W 4.
ington City.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13
sunday SERVICES

AT Trinity church. Rev II. r. Sweet.
rector Tomorrow, the third Sunday In
Advent. services at 10A5 a. M, 70
m. and 2 p. m. At the chapel at $50 o,
m.
At the Y. III. c. A, rooms. There
Will be no lecture tomorrow so that the
Young men may be free to attend union
services by Evangelist Bliss In the Gen.
trail church at 3 O'clock
At the United Presbyterian church,
preaching at l045 a. m. by the pastor.
hev. II. G. Marshall. Sabbath school at
s'6O q. m. Young peoples meeting at
o45p. m. No evening service.
AT the Central Presbyterian church,
preaching in the morning by the pastor,
Rev. John. II Kerr Subject, ''Some
unsnswerable Questions Sunday school
at s;SO g. m. Union services in the eve
ming conducted by Evangelist Z. w. Bliss.
At the Broadway Presbyterian church
the Rev. w. s. Marquis, pastor. will
presch at 1915 q. m. Sunday school Al
sI0a. m Young Peoples prayer meeting
at D m. South Park Mission school at
2;5O p m There will be no evening
service; the congregation will join IN the
union meeting at the Central church.
AT the Christian church. services at
lO45 q. m. and 7;30 p. m. Evangelical
I. A. Bower will speak morning and eve.
ming, beginning series of revival meet.
inRs TO be continued through several
weeks. There will be number OF capdi-
dates baptized at close of the evening
service Sunday school at 9:l5 a. M,
Young peoples meeting at 8 80 D. m.
At the First NJ. E. church. preaching
at l045 q. m. by the pastor, the Rev. e.
W. Cue. Subject, "A Religion of Prin-
opal. Sunday school at 9.i5 a. m, ].
r Robinson. superintendent. Young
Peoples meeting AT $50 D. M, Mr.. C. E
Adams. leader. No preaching In this
church In the evening; all join in the
union revival meeting at the Central
PRESBYTERIAN church at 7.S0 D. m.
At the First Baptist church. preach.
ing by the pastor. Subject: THE
True Aim OF the Pastor and Evangelist
and the Prayers of the Church Needed In
Their Behalf" Sunday school at $50
a. M. j. w. WEIGH. superintendent.
Sunday school at the Forty fourth street
chapel at 3 p. M, Mr.. G. L. Williams.
superintendent. Preaching at the
chapel at Up. m. by Mr.. Charles 4.
Anox. For the evening service pastor
AND congregation will unite In the union
ssrv'ce al the Central Presbyterian
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13
NorIoz TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals. win be received n the CITY
Clerks once. ROCK Island. NJ, until Monday.
january 9Th, 1891 a. ,. .. for constructing The
city. which was adopted Nay IT, issc. ana /. sn
titlso ian ordnance for the Improvement Of
Fourth avouue from Twentieth street % TWENTY.
third street and Twenty-shird street from rourfh
avenue 70 Fifth avenue, and Fin svsnue f-on
feet east Of Thiry-sisbt street. themes north
about one hundred and sixfy feet through the IN.
deFrade crossing q the G. r. D P. and the u
=, q. fstlroads, and frum there east Fifth or
Moline avsane 70 the esntsr q the intsrsee 100 Of
me-" and for furnishing the mater ais and doire
the work according % the plans and specification
fherofor. The said improvement ordered BY nait
ordinance consists Of ourbirg with curb<tones e..
eav.slng grading improving and paving with paw
streets In said title Of said ordinance eel out.
The said improvement must be constructed and
the material therefor furnished must be in accord
ance With the plane and SPECIFICATIONS for said i'm.
ss o s ole n sss ssid OK Clerks once a
SRsn 2 ths inspscsioa of ~ persons interested
osp;zscsss Az y sus.isA sauplss q svsek vish
vhteh uoek = y - eons. 1sick nssd 10 fks uoek
An blds n1ss b. scco16a1isd WA I csrs1xS1
cAocktn the sun a 1vo h1n6Bod dollaru. paynbIe
g re ocder q the trses1ssr g Sad ely. Which
e1an beco0e forsfeitsd 70 said city II cass tks
Ssovsl s1:esiss. q sssesss g Soef ses sSs ~
ns.eiooe4 = he be. aud accoeding 70 he Slsns
- sPes1ece<Ioqs, n - evsns tk5x - cos(zaff
= g: a! g 9 "a seAs>-1 :. s,,,,., !.
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13

The humorous side of the great cy-
clone is shown by the St. Paul Pioneer
Press: Msjor Mckinley and Tom Car {
ter, OF Montana. met In Chicago and
were leaning on the clerks desk 10 the
Grand Pacific hotel. discussing their own
defeats by small plurslities, when me-
dunn sized man came up and without
recognizing them. Registered. II was
was "Uncle Joe" CannoH. Major Nc
KInley poked him in the ribs and said:
"well. Joe, see you are alive"
Yes, what there Is left of me is alive.
replied the chairman OF the appropria-
tons committee.
well, /" said Mckinley. II have an en-
gsgement to take luncheon ut the Union
League club right now. You and Carter
come along, and we'll talk the thing over.
You can come with me and 1t will cost
you nothing"
"All right" said Mr.. Cannon. IF
there's anything that's free, let's go and
get It."
And the three started for the club
house. On the way they stopped on a
corner of Clark street while Blockade
OF vehicles was being Strengthened out,
and Major Mckinley opened CONVERSE
ton:
II told my people, and honestly meant
II. said be. "that was gratified at the
result in my district. Iwould much pre-
fer 10 be- defeated by small majority
than to be elected. with the odds so over
wbelmipgly against US in the house
We should bo able TO accomplish nothing.
We could object and kick. and make a
little trouble. but that was all. Under
the circumstances | was gratified 10 be
defeated as was"
Mr.. Cannon pulled his SLOUGH hat to
one side while this was being said. and
when Major Mckinley ended he pointed
the fore.hnger OF his left hand OF the Ohio
man and said;
Mac, that ia all right. OF course !
said precisely the same thing down in my
district II goes down there. bu;, Mac,
don't lot us lie to one another
Louis L McComas. of Maryland. was
another good fellow who is no 10, ger In
1t. He was in Washington the other day
and friend hailed him:
I'm mighty sorry for you. MeComss
did hope that the people of Maryland
would send you back again
Don't waste any sympsthy on me,
replied McComss. There won't be-
enough Of you republicans TO call for the
yeas and nays. don't want to be here.
How much more sensible to take defea
good naturally like the congressman re,
ferred it than To be growing and snap
ping like bear with sore carr
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13
var. CasIe In wn.h,nr,an.

The following Washington dispatch
appears In todas's Chicago Herald.
Ben Cable. tie diminutive but hand
some representative. elect from Rock Isl-
anc, was at the capitol today under es-
cort OF Roswell p Flower. Mr. Gable
attracted a good deal of attention for his
lame has already reached Washington
hr. Gable is looking for house. and
hopes to rent one in the fashionable part
OF the city. ''Pll let you have mine, "
said Mr.. Flower: st costs me 5000 a
year furnished. and It's beautiful
house" The Cables are expected to be :
come social leaders here during the next
congress.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13
Trs MAsNlrs
ChtfaEo.

CHICAGO. Dee. y.
Board Of trade quotations ;o-a4y were as fci-
lows: Whaat-So. Occcmrcr. opensd llisc.
closed -; January, opeaed sgsc. closed Ssse;
May. opened ts-ssc Chased sl-ess- Cosn-No
Decembcr. op-neG Ssssss. clossd slss.c. January.
opensi 5l&4c. elO--i 5lA--s Nav. opened slltc
CLOSED sc. Osf--So. = Derusnbc-. o;-ened
S45c, closed $40; -si-usry oi,I I'd - g cioei
SSsc, Nay. opened - -. sl.s-es - r. PORK
DcceInbor, opened AID ..0-1J So. January
opened Sllfs. cias.G si3sl. lay gf,.ned sli.s IS
cio-si sr-E7S< Iard-.h-'csai-c.. oPoncd Ssbs
ciossd s5Sf.6
1--we stock TIE Cn,an stock Y.-is rsf,aft
TIE ioiiogilE pricl~- BsEs-.iarkct oy,encd
active anu itin, pTiars vel Easiaiains-i. lisi.t
er.,aez. - IL s8a'. Tsasa i.-ck-ng. s1ftsS a..
nsized Sss'cSso. heavy packing and siiVplns
lots. S36s.@iJ; PIGS. sol 49,
Produce. Bu;ter--fsncy separator. - 12s6e
Per 10. d~iries. finest frese- ziS2s1. pzrking
stock. leallc Egs--Fresh cAndleJ, -. olf.
2tsesise y doz; iceboaso srcaE. lsslsc.
Dressed poaltry-Heas- - = =: sprlns
chickens. fancy, &c; roo.tsrs &c; ducis. a1I9c:
turkeys. 91ilaec; geo.. .Esc rotAfoe@-whlis
rose sscs5 y bn; rcd rose. ..E7t.sc. Heb-ol Sc
PC; Peorl>ss s1dsSc: b.rbanek ssz-sSc: poor
stock. 5saSc. S~es; potafo---IIiinoi- ssss.
30. Apples-Cooking- $50 = bal. eating. -:
Michigan choice. sa.5. "a; f.asy yzrset.c.. So
40
Czttle-Christmss losvoS ss>Ocssn, native
cows 81 esae ~. stockeTs aud feederS 3. 0sa
9oO. Texas steers. ssesE2eJ. calves. SSDs
sno Sheep-chr.stinAs sheep. - e15s ~. lAzaAs
New York.
NrE YosK. Dsc 4
Wheat-No. r-i winter cash. a 90 u o5ls:
do December. s1-ui: do JnnuArF. ri.uqs Corn
No. mixed cash. % ln5l.-c.dl l.-sarnh-r &c.
Oats D1ll Tut steady; 40 : mixl4 c.-h. $50
bIc; do january. Ossc: do Nay at.r Rye
Nominal Barley Nominal Pork Dali: me-.
Si0s51 isfo. LArd-Quiet. January. s5ig
Live stock Cattie-LArket steady .yr tr.rns
steers. but duh and lower for common offer
ings; poorest 10 best native steers S.ll5c5io ,
100 d: bulls AID dry cows. ~ ssd2sl Shee;
and lAmh>-Asrke, active and plices . ahads
higher Tor 10th sheep and lznits-. shccp. sang
40 = ln Re-; lambs. s57Ses40. Ho,s.- Nom
'n-liy dull. I've hogs. sa<oa3ss Z iiD -
RoU rsLAND
Hsy-Upland prairie, taOol1ssQ
hAy-TfmSny-se0oGSs 80.
Hay-Wild, S1o0p.
Corn-o1c
Oafs-s7 an
Oosl-softllc.
Cord woodes5s q Ssco
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13
IN PERIL ALOFT.
Jack CAROLS Airy Swing on
Smoke Stack.
ELEVATED WORK DURING A GALE

A Dagger and Dimcult Job safely Ac-
complIshed-Rsv. Ferris Greater Com
motion In Long leland Town BY
jumping on" . Neishboring congrs-
cation for Permitting Dauctng-Under.
ground Lake Discovered IN IIIinois-An
Undermined Village.
Boston. Dec IS-Jsck Carroll. swim
mer, diver, man-o'-war's man. steeple-
climber. and chimney-scaler. swaycd back
and forth just trifle less than ese feet
from the earth at the noon hour yesterday
when thousands going 70 and from work
stopped and crancd their necks, expecting
every moment to see him fall TO the
ground. He was in swinging chair, sus-
pended by q slender rope. and the force OF
the wind, that blew fully forty miles an
hour, rendered his task one Of deadly peril.
Carroll was attaching lightning rod 70
new chimney at the electric power sta
ton, on Albany street, the most lofty
structure in Boston, and one Of the largest
chimneys in the world.
A Fearful Wind Blowing.
A stout rope had been run up the inside
OF the chimney through the blocks and
down the outside to the ground agnin.
There Jack fastened it to his sling, with .
stout plank for seat The wind blew 30
fearfuliy that guy ropes had to be sus-
pended from the top. His seat had an ar
rangement on the ends so that it could DO
attached to these ropes and slide between
them, else the wind would have blown him
out so far that he could not have reached
the chimney at all. Used as be was to
such trips, it seemed only joke to him.
But the wind was a little heavier than be
had anticipated
Came Down to Make All Safe.
After he had reached the point where he
received the full benefit of its caresses, he
signaled to be lowered, and came down to
make his fastenings still more secure.
Then he went up again and commenced
work, fastening the thin strips of metal 70
the iron inserted in the brickwork as
the masons progressed upward. The wind
still blew him out so far that he had to IN
hook his seat from the guide ropes and nee
his feet on them to pull him toward the
chimney. The chimney Is ESQ feet high,
~ feet diameter at the base and Is feet at
the top. Jack did the job safely.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13
mote worla., r.ir A,poI.,m.n,..

CHICAGO. Dec. ls.-At last nights meet
ing of the local directory OF the Worlds
fair, the appointment by Director General
Davis OF Moses p. Handy, Of Philadei.
pbia, journalist Of national reputation,
was confirmed, and the following gentle
men were appointed a. the local board OF
reference: Ferd w. Peck, Edwin Walker,
z. T. Jeffrey. Potter Palmer. r. 5. Win.
ston. and Mayor Cregier. President Gage
and Vice President Bryan are ex-cficio
members of the board
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13

THERE has been a general idea among
civilians that the Indians could no longer
be seriously mischievous; and the recent
outbreak has created surprise as well as
alarm. The actual condition of affairs
has been made the subject of an article
which Gen. Nelson A Miles has written
for the North american Rerieu.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13
Killed BY a ralllng Buil,finc

BRooKLYS, n. T., Dec. l3.-puring the
high winds yesterday a two-story and base
nient brick building, which vas being
,ected on Fifth street and Sixth avenue.
as blown down. Adjoining tie building
v as ones story brick structure occupied
b an Italian shoe maker nanis.d sSicho-
hni Delphino and his wife ana two chill
q zen. This small building was crushed in
nd the family were buried In The debris.
] elphino and his wife were soon dragged
o 1t cut and bruised. and also QUE of the
9 iildren kosini, . ls-year-old girl, was
4 lied
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13
The Town Took . prop.

SPRrSGFIELD, Ills, Dec. ia consider
able area of ground in the village of Chat
ham. this county, settled about two feet
yesterday. carrying with IT several houses
and portion of the Chicago and Alton
railroad track. The ground had been un-
dermined by the Chatham Coal Mining
company. which will probably be called
upon TO make good the loss.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13
Tricks" rs Cattle injector.

WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. BIN his re-
port of the open ations of the bureau of an
imal industry DR.. Salmon says that ex-
periments show that Texas fever infec-
ton is communicated by sticks from in
fected cattle getting upon those not infect
ed, even those ticks Matched from the eggs
of those upon infected cattle injecting
others upon which they were placed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13
New Law for Naturalixatiou.

WASHINGTON CITY. Dec ia-Rspresenta-
tive Geary, the new member from Cali
fornia, has introduced bill providing
that applications for citizenship shall be
advertised so that persons wishing to op-
pose the granting of naturalization pa
pers to a person may be notified when to
appear; also, that applicants for nat
uralization shall pass a satisfactory exam
ination on the history of the United
States. the federal constitution, and the
constitution OF the state where the appli.
cant raSidAS
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13

iHE WAsHrNeroS PosT says that Speak
or Reed Is in the saddle again. and he can
do good deal of riding between now
and the 4th Of March. He may do some
riding after that date to-bu, it viii lie
largely Of the variety known as on the rail.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13
He,a ira the Lrrht

The man who tells you connden :
tally just what win cure your cold Is
prescribing Kemp's Balsam this year. In
the preparation Of this remarkable medi-
cine for coughs and colds no expense Is
spared TO combine only the best and
purest ingredients. Hold = bottle OF
kemps Bslsam to the light add look
through IL; notice bright clear look;
then compare with other remedies. Price
Soc and 81.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13

In the pursuit OF the gooa things Of
his world we anticipate too much; we
sat out the heart and sweetness Of worid>
lypleAsures BY delightful forethought Of
them. The results obtained from the use
Of DR.. Jones' Red Clover Tonic far exceed
al claims 1t cures dyspepsia. and all
stomach. liver. kidney aud bladder
troubles. II ID perfect tonic, appetizer,
blood purifier. sure cure FOR ague and
mslarlal diseases. Price. so cents, Of
druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13

A prominent physician and old army
surgeon In eastern Iowa was called away
from nome for few days. During his
absence one Of the children contracted q
severe cold, and his wife bought bottle
OF Chsmbsrlain's Cough Remedy for IL
They were so much pleased with the
remedy that they afterwards used sev.
ersl bottles at various times. He said
from experience with II. he regarded It as
the most reliable preparation 10 use for
colds. and that IL came the nearest OF be-
ing specific OF any medicine be had
ever seen. For sale by Ha.tz & Balm
sen, druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13
a HAPPY FAMILY.
Us Loving COMPROMISING as
Aired in Court.
TROUBLE COMES WITH A NEW wIss.

VINO DOESN'T seem 20 Dwell In Harmony
WIN nee seepaaugaters ingenious
sAe'nous Oh Raising hsdes IN Board
ing mouse Home-hcePing Records OF
Eacn otners Misdeeds and Generally
"skns tn'nss very A"eiy-'irs. YER
hsr's "oia' Tale.
NEW YORK. Dec. l3.-W. Gray Werner,
CT Stapleton. Staten Island, was made as
d nartment for gallant sarv;ca i, tha n.v,
urino the war In tho ,ar,o-roa,.a -
which he Lost HE :; oht lao hs,ov ,ha Ia.
He nor, 49, 81. p, 80 -
20 ~
's'es u uis 'iie' now uuiopu
N court, are sucn as come 10 put Few
t1ortals. Mr. Werner has two daughters by
b 10 first wife, girls of IL and Is They are
the cause of all the trouble, II you look at
4 one way. LOOKING Mt IL anotber vsv
lfrs Werner is the csu.e A. snv rat. !,
b.o.n ;,h 800.
-
e'o's Q. nosraine mouse
inr, snu nus osoeusee ooasueo
~ ~ "'he az o'eP'e-
.''n =" oe'o.c'' tooS' no otousne ms ne"
na secena wiie there with him Things
vent along with only an occasional rup-
tnre, however, until Jnne 2last. Then
Mrs whaley allowed Mrs Werner To be.
come ,ha haaa ~ tho bo,s. a,a -, ,or,.x
h,,,.s.,. -. -. 80 ~ ~ .e.ee'
.Sr .nis 'iii.e ga 'uo eoorios
'ne wv siues oiverse' Out ooen agree
mat then began such system OF intrigue
and backbiting as was never heard OF
lefore. There was sayesdrorp;no. thar.
was secret searching of rooms The Urls
v-aro 1atorvnina<1 <hox
Tot be searched without their knowledge.
They fastened pins together by thread,
md s5uck them in doors and windows and
In different articles of personal nronsrtv
so that if anv one opened the toor or win,
d ow or disturbed personal belono;nos tha
rims would be pulled ont. AND discovsrv
would be certain. Mrs. Werner was NOT
lit behind the girls in cnnn;np Each SIDE
lept a memorandum book in which ali
the acts of the other side were set down
with the affixed date. These memoran-
cum books are now useful in refreshing
the memory of witnesses.
Their Arectionate Epits,ets.
As for Mr. Werner known In the family
as .Mr. w he vacillatsd from one side 10
the other in paroxysms of race and doubt
| at one time he nearly separated from his
wife. Now he has Joined hand with her.
| md Ia against Mrs Whaley and his chill.
eren by his first wife. These children are
Known TO Mr.. and Mrs Werner as athe
| !oung devilsn Mrs Werner is known TO
| the children as the cold DEVIL The chill.
tren say that their lives are not safe in the
| louise Mr.. and Mrs. Werner say that the
| children viii burn the house. down or
| ioisoo them II they remain
IT. n "
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13

In Albany. Ga, policeman having
been refused free admission to a theatri-
cal performance. the chief of police sum-
moned his entire force and took them all
into the opera house, regardless of door.
keepers.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13

CHICAGO, Dec. lS Banker W. l. Pretty
man, who recently failed. was indicted by
the grand jury yesterday for :eloniously
receiving deposits after the hank was
insolvent. and his cashier. Gbslles John.
son. for fraudulentiy G. 3-cr-ing tho
bank s money TO his own nc s.IaSsquent-
ly both men were arrested. bR; liberated
later on furnishingipg $1,000 bali each
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13
Public Building Bills.

WAsHISGToS CITY, Dec l3.-The follow.
ing house bills making appropriations for
public buildings were reported go the sen
ate favorably yesterday: Davenport, Ia,
1900; South Bend, Ind, S'7b, 600; Bloom.
ington, Ills, s75, 900 treduced from slO0, 600,
the amount agreed to in the house,.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13
water.spouts puring . SNOW storm.

NEW YORK. Dec. l3-The steamship
Wyoming. which has arrived from Liver.
pool. passed two water-spouts IN Dec IN
n,id-ocean. II was showing At tie sime
aud the roaring cylindrical coll.ha was
dllcd with the suoy
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13
hi. Rough on ,rcCar,h,.

NV ToRs. Dec. i3-rmo,hy No
Carthy ~, sentenced Thursday in the
Richmoui county court on Staten Island
10 ten ,,.tr- at hard labor Tor robb.n,,
peddlrr rs the streets VI West Brighton ,.s
S. cents
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13

BALTIMORE, Dec. la-The Druid Mills
manufacturing company, B. + Cambrill
p resident, yesterday made an assignment
he bond filed Il eooo,0 The Arm fs one
. sthe largest cotton duck man ufacturer.
Il the county. Ths failure Mas due 10
- str1ngeuoy q chs mooey nearket and
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13
frploaea and K,iIod 7,brse .r.m.o

PEsTH, Dec H. An explc = occurred
YESTERDAY In the sartriiks c,sa vi the
znmderf factory in which ss manufac
turel The hew explosive. nesatin Three
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13
Record of the Day in Congress.

WASHINGTON CRY, Dec. 13.-The senate
yesterday passed resolution providing
that, beginning Monday next the senate
meet at 10 O'Clock and that the morning
hour conclude at IL o'clock. Night sessions
were dropped. Dolph's resolution re-
curing the committee on privileges and
elections to inquire whether the right of
suffrage is denied or abridged in any state
was debated at length but went over with
out action. Blodgett and WalthaI spoke
in opposition to the election bill.
The house passed number of private
relief bills