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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-28
A BLESSED WORK.
What the Industrial Relief Society Is
Accomplishing in Rock Island...
Give Ii EncOurasement.

w Hat INC Anuustriai hei1eI society II
Accomplishing in Rock Island..,
Give Ii EncOura9ement
The Rock Island Industrisl Relief SO,
ciety holds Its regular meeting at tbs
rooms of tbs Citizens Improvement as,
ISOLATION in Harper's theatre building to-
morrow afternoon. A member of the
society has furnished the ARGUS the fol,
lowing fitting words concerning the so.
cietY which should have place In the
thoughts and hearts of all who are in q
position to aid it.
The work of the Industrial Relief So
ciety is being carried on quietly but per-
sistently and faithfully. The mana gers
are seeking out and relieving to the best
| of their ability the poor and suffering OF
| our city. Some pitisble cases are brough,
to light Many deserving people " hon
| only sickness or lack of work have made
unable to provide for themselves are
found needing the pecesssries of life.
Constantly the remark is heard, lit
makes my heart ache. did not dream
there was such misery and need In ouI
midst" We find women. little children
| and often men. sick, needing food. cloth
| ing and sometimes even fire. Think of
II. You whose dear ones are sheltered
and surrounded by all that make them
comfortable. Care for Sour own and
thank God for your blessings. but let
your hearts go out to seek and to help
those who. fellow creatures and
members of our own city familys
can be kept only from actual suffering
and perhaps from sin through your help
We can never tell how much crime might
be prevented by timely help in time Of
extreme need by encouraging words ant
kindly interest extended when ready tc
give up In despair. All this our Indus.
trial Relief society is seeking to do. i
is society banded together to help ths
needy of our city. and also to work TO,
the uplifting of the down ,trodden. and t
help them on TO self-supporting life.
Citizens of Rock Island, this is YOU
work, too; We are glad to do our part
and we know you will willingly give III
your aid and cooperation. as you sc,
what is needed. Many have come for
ward with kind words and generous do.
nstions-business men and busy womer
but the ward managers still say: VIVA
shall we dor We find cases of suffering
but have no means to help. We make al
appeal to you--will not you help? La
dies, will you not look through you
stores and send to US all you can spare
and obtain from others. clothing of al
kinds for men, women and children, bed
ding and food--auything can be useds
Send them any Saturday to our room,
which are always open on that day fo
the industrial school from 2 to D. m
Do not forget. we beg of you, anything
and everything will be acceptable. AL
ladies are desired to become members o.
our society by paying an annual fee o.
81. Gentlemen may become honorary
members by payment of the same fee
We need your sympathy and dollar; alst
when the committee call upon you To-
soliciting membership. please give botl
to them.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-28

Two dwelling houess, lot SOFIA. on Moline ave
nus, cheap.
fret-clAss 30 acre farm, with good improve
ments. In Bowling township. cheap.
A No. ! one hundred and sixty acre farm, with
nrst CHASE Improvements, cheap.
A nice bluf property. large grounds, shade
trees, fruit. etc, cheap.
Two or three acres on the bluf, nne land for
building or gardening.
Some of the best lots In Dodgs's addition on
easy terms.
% or % acres, with good Improvements, on the
bluf. cheap.
A good lot en- the blu6 In Rodmsn'a sub-divis-
ion. cheap.
600 win buv Cue u acre lot just outside city
Il nits. on bluh.
A good house. barn aud fns corner Lot In tos
upper part OF the city avepient 70 ths saw mil,
depot aud island. cheap.
: A nice tive story dwelling. well located
Twentieth street, cheap,
$1,000 win buy six acres with some improve
ments, on tbs blud.
$500 viii buy house with four rooms, conven-
isst TO the lower factories.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-28
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
To the Ladies OF This Vicinity.

Cashmere Ombres. printed by Edmund
Potter & Co.. Manchester. England. are
the only genuine goods of their class. All
Others with simply the ombre ticket. are
DOMESTIC INVITATIONS
with the old Saline finish and much
coarser. while cashmere ombres have the
new soool finish so popular In Europe
Ladies should Insist on having the
cashmere ombres" marked "E. Potter &
Co." on each piece and not be misled By
the initdti0a
The genuine goods are for sale in Dav.
export by Acc. STEFFEN only. 226, 22S.
$50 West Second street, corner Harrison
SwEETsER. PEMBROKE & Co, (New
York; sole agents for the United States
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-28
Mon,n,s Police susine...
The following is the city marshal's l
mort for the month of Eahrnarr.

Iue Ioz0"IHk 10 INC CITY "Hf sHuI fe-
port for the month of February:
Assault and battery 9; vagrancy 4; dis
orderly conduct 8; peace warrant 3; drunk
and disorderlv 3; inmates Of house of ill.,
fame 2; larceny 1; forgery L; abusive
language /; bastsrdy /; interfering with
officer /; keeping gambling house /; keep
ing house Of illfame /; insanity /; total
number of arrests %; city cases Is; state
cases 10.
Amount of fines collected by q. c..
Wivill &24 25; amount Of police fees
collected o., go; total $31.45
Amount of Jail bill "a 20.
Number of lights out. 50.
Number Of station dodgers, 43.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-28
Big Auction Sale a, Lor,on Bros

Twenty-Five horses, weighing from 900
| to 400. and all well broken from David
RowlaDd's stock farm, Poweshiek county.
Iowa. will be sold AT auction from Lorton
Bros. stable. Davenport. Saturday. March
IL. VAN TUYL. Auctioneer.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-28

Wanted-A good appetite. You can
have 1t easy enough by taking Hoods
Sarsaparills. Ii tones the digestion and
cures sick headache
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-28

Salvation Oil. the greatest cure on
earth for pain. as an anodyne has no
equal in the market. II is without doubt
the best lininent. Price 25 cents bot
tla
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-28
NO GUN FACTORY NOW.
The Rock Island Arsenal Project
Killed by Gen. Benet.

Col Whittemore's Excellent Plans
Tor Improving the Army Given .
hack-set by HIS Jealous Superior
Omeer st Washington, but irs Only
aremporsrv Disappointment.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-28

Mclntire Bros. have new and reliable
kid glove cleaner; cleans perfectly and
leaves no odor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-28
Removed

The undertaking establishment OF ]
M. Sweeney has removed from 1905 t,
1925 Second avenue.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-28

For ladies' and gents spring gloves
to Benefits.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-28

Dancing school at Armory hall Satur
day evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
SKETCHES or TIE CNNDlDNTEi
HAVE UNITED TO DEFEAT.

IIr.h ! 'l.rti r-u";ui'.l'"h li~' ~ i ~ tn Tam
nan, IIrll Inu.sr,,y 10Y N,f"r va born in iA' ats
ir 81, and !"s,n hi, ciu'ar'n ~ m" rr'i" -'h'"'I'
lie af.rt t.I at 'l,d Ma haitian "Il"H" i'h 'I'
Il Francis X4,rr 'oll"gr. aud ~p"ut ION" tina" "a
.iud.,; ~ Ilridrl.ur,. m G"rIrnv. E"Hrr:nG T."
mi. ,,i tr hc ,,rdicd ,W IN the nnrr If ~ Re- "rdr
fame VI smith, and va. 'rIdunt"l f. rI the Columbia
tnr.. Law s., ,h,-l. Nr Grant rh;rrtl pUit'i ~"
m ], ~ and obtained the '"hhdrnr" Of john
K-lt Then hAd": 81 I"nmhnv II Ill. and be- 'iic
prominent u, a member oi ih'' "r1mkhion IN the
yIX,h \. ,.nllv District. lIr wa- elected an Alder
man IN - and vn. elected ~ l' following YEAR
v,,u ,i urn,dN,, hoMlr" i;.iurhi>r WAS pissed bl
,h. I ard Of \lciincu ia ln-l NJ Grant hii"N'i t'r
di.iIn.i,n II being III" only l"''"r7' VII" V"''''
,.,t,, + III, attitude un TN, Ticaeurr' mad" linn
,h, T,u,rlany Hail raudidai" for MaN"" IN l-Nl bt
, va defeated II. thr" cornrrd fight h' WI!li'm H.
,r,,. The. following year Mr.. Grant va> rl"ri'1i
-,..,, u.,.cdiug over Andrew j. White, County
I,-n,,s rat and .I",n W. J"c"b"' E"Inh'i'an III ia"
f,u,u> ,ampairn II i--- Mr.. Grant Wiz again pi""i
-, nomination f,r Mayer 10y. Tlmmany Hall! Richard
,rlcr having in tr mraI.tinc ~urcc''Iri John Kelly
m H. ,dcr of tl. organization. lie Wa, elected over
,i,u, . Iicvltt tonnty Democrat. and joel u.
t.r,,,,, rrcrlying a plurality Of over 10000 v"tr'
TN. orc,nild and >ur"">-lnl effort for the rl'f "f
,h. I..nn>y ylvania f"h Sufferers the '"l"raii" Z" III"
,, r,.,,,,n inaugural Centennial and The Wurd's Tar
,d Eupri Transit 'oniroN"r>ic> hav" been important
,.,,ur,., in Mr.. Grant, administration a> Hla'"r
, ,.,,,h. Ind.,. Iiii-m"n> /, m.rrIri.
rr., d,,r, w. M,rr, l. t" present Controller ana
t,,,h ,d Inn va> printed IN Ih" Iribnnr lr>ic'"N
murinL ,. ~ J., , m
ID. I,n,.y Nicrl Is thirty ~ wears old ani wa
l,ru 4, la; id. h. J.. {" idih'N "i">' ">"N
,,,,rv zoe, back To the middle If The SVEN
,,,,,, ,,,,ur, lie received 4 g"ol common N'ho'I
,a,,,,,i,u and then continued his studies at irI"''"
,,,,.,. H.. wa, graduated there with honor, being
,, v,Ied ctoriau in - and Masters orator III -
jl. then took law course III I'M ''''"'"' "' ~ law
,,.. 81 his urur> sion ~ this city. lie at
- , ,vi,h ,urccSS and III l--j wa appolihch
,.-,s.,,t pi,.lct N,rrn"y by District N'"h'' ''a'
M In i--1 ,r received the l;ribi.' a" AZ ''e|cl'
,,r,v ,,tina ion, f,i H. .tri't Attorney bi' "'' ~
fr,trd i,y tooncl John L. f"il""N' H'h'o '' y
Sicoll In, been practising hi' p'"'c,''""' m
,,,, ,s,,,. I,hu T. t;oruian wa, born III tins CITY.
and hcfoc I'm, aprontpcuL ~ lbs present olisc "a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
crvr , IN ,LLENrE To 4 BC >iNr>N Ri| NJ.

,ri,,.n. u,t /" di>iHt'h nom L''!' E"''' N'N"
,... IT,. Grand lur, %: TN '"Thi' h'' '"'' !"
,7 ,., 10y t- Circuit iu''-" {" rpui l'" we "h'''
. =, lr1u. IN A.. iil, m'''i i.t'n-t 'r'AIr ''''' g"
... ., for -..,,lr. Challenge {" l":a'" N.'~ "' I'M
81, f., tcn duel. II. e.. Nlli> j. pnN"l''t "' t''
rlr.i National Einh n'd part owner "' I'VE 'f'"'
,.r,, street E,,lw:,, n Iiil" E"rk AMI H. / '"'"r j.
tb.,,., .lpitai,t vl'r i largely iut"r' f''' 800 ti'
,t,,o E,. Elr,tri, Railway company. H1"''N "''''
>I',, huuch ai ii.t"t~ ~ the -tr't ri!!"'N h' T."
,,r, The pa sage n a. "'ifan" T"ri'If'N- me '"'
,i,uti,n of ,.rtrirltl f"t mule ~ W''N' P"N'''
r,., ,Lc vnti,;. between n" t"o men h'rti NJ !'''
r,,. sen, the following litrr t" Ai~ hi h' t4':"
\ W percy. ~ li,il" E"k:
q. Fan, ,,uu the mh,trr. "f difference between III. !
I, ,l,,, ,nu i\ u rimc iid p,l'" "hrr" "" az "t'N
,,, ,,.u, rh- viii be- handed I" N"n h> NV '''''''
Nr " \ Percy VII" viii act i"t me III "rr'"-'"| We
details. ,, -, ,.,,t. r.L and
tnn,.ln ,ufr. formerly hv'd ~ lfi| L." a. 't. M
.r, rt m The. Confederate Arin' Nhri "'h" = w.
,,,,r,d,l hi, h.,irr ~ thillrut" I" mortal '" 49,
nm ~ cred ,upp"~" II nltii i"' ar" Il i.,
l,ut that /, rather i brutal way Ul phi'I"N IL
Viii -, tu lAiil, Eu'k and stand tiIiI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
A SIGMA en- CHATTER AT ITU .fi

Ithaca. oct 10 (>l"'ca''.- Tn night , memorial"
III" annals of a." >l-Inr chi fraternity III Ithaca.
4 new chapter r,ialh>lrd and the and
lan'Iuct IN odd fclloW.' Hail. Among th" ~
vitni guest pr'~"n; were t,curgc ". thildr. iu
aumnu, 81 the fraternity III Philadelphia R"-.hild
Fenda president Of III" Bar Association Of WI-HiIt
ton. u. e.: Congressman william g. >iahI"chcr. %!
Yonkrr> Charles Allng. r.. and Walter h. Flhcr. Of
Chicago. and Willam II. Merrill. jr.. II I">On. The
Rev Henry l.. Xcgcnfu~s the orator nf The even
ing Professor Marion VI. Miller of rrlncrton va, the
poet DR.. Chaunccy X. Ripley. president Of III" Ncw
Noni Post. Graduate Chapter. prshlrd. The new
chapter i, 10 be known Alpha lh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
THE TURrtTrNrD EiXBOiND RATE WAX.

t'hlrago oct. 10 t>pcnlL-" IE' Railway WV"
l:urrau" >a!-: " Ia" i. I"''N '"''" ,
IA, been ,inrd Central Traffic and lr"'" n'S
,,,,., r.f,.I tn pr, rate the cut ri"~ ana 'i
r,,, r,rr r.f,,,d 10 follow any further 'h'" a'"
N,.,,,ppi rrdncttrr>. Roads n"r'h ana >h'" T., INV
ohm, and Mississippi went back T." ta'ih ana n '"'ir
,,, ,,,l,uc else lt light. In" "hi' ''" N'>'NPP'
to ,lav agreed Immediately 7" a'\ a'' !" 'i'' "
:, ,,,u,. east nf cincinnati. and ON '''"t'' u" an
,.. h,v,,.u It. Louis and iii'tu, 'l. ms i. ''
,,.y,ut. what might easily nav, ; " .i,',r ,,,',
pr, & i,vmi,imr All Central lirllr ana lIiiik lii'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
ascend the river. Onlv passive resistance IS salu
will DC made u the advance Vt the British hce'
DISASTERS on TIE JAPANESE COAST.
THE FOCNDERING OF THE TtRhloh fhl""lE
EETOGROrL DUE TO An FXPLOSloN

San Francisco oct. lO.--Thc steamship E"Igic
arrived thi, morning twenty four and half DAYS
from Hong X ,nc and rf,c"n DAYS fIOm Yokohama.
Conccrn, thc los, OF the Turkish fri.atc Erto;r,ul
Japarc,c paper, parc the Of the disaster {" The
explosion Of the boiler, during gale. According 10
the reports of survivors who were brought I" k"hr,
Tho fricaic lctt Yokohama september II ~ Kobe. \
ralc spranC ND on the same day OF ki>hin">k. go
ulcs from Yokohama and a heavy s"a was running.
suddenly terrific noise was heard. aud all Wa con
their bcrths Tlcv rushed mp - fnd that what re-
Pcy Was seen on the hridSc for a moment
with lamp In his hand and was hcir'
to CIV Save yourself" Then he disappeared and
was seen no morc Navigation Officer Eoun 3cy az"
periS,ed The chief engineer was almost "a" first to
die He went from tn" cabin t. the engine room juN
before the eypo>io and literally blown to atoms
The so;, was full of wcrkacc. in which the men fonCht
and .,rucclcd for nfc O>nan pacha. the admiral.
was swimming toward the shore when h" was s'i7irk
on tbc head l,y spar and sank. ont OF total of
900 sou only six officers and nftv OF the crew
rcoched land MANY Of these badly injured that
they arc not expected t. rrc"vcr. TIL" vessel was
old ono and was formerly used training ship. The
engines were Of Ensl,h make and bore the Dat" Of
l-55.
Th, vessel Mnsm Maril. which f'nnd"T"d DURING
IN, c,,p Of september -. t"-"t'I"r with captain
rr,hu and ff1v men. the latest addition Z" III"
n,t ,,f thc Nphon luscn kai>'ia Company ana wa>
the strongest carrier uf the Coa>t The Vessel was b!
AZ Ecnfrsw and cot abUnt t3n.'HH. IL was l'P'Tlcu
tNat tho sailing ship lOnnahu Marn. t"I"h1iic IT,
thn same company has been lost in IN channel and
that onlv iv, Ives were saved ont Of thirty "i board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
,PnE TROUBLES IL OTHER COZ NTElES.

Iondon ur. 10 The -triklu. corn p"ii"r> ID IN"
c,upl,v e.. the ocean steamship Company h"v' IL.
,ilincd work tl" '"hl'dnt' i''i>.
Pari, cot iO The slt>> WORKERS al ll"iIn,
Fr.>I"> AID E-cHup'nf hay" s"u" "ui "n 'trlk'
The -,:t.,.'r~ Aust ALA have sent 4 I'll cihihi'
message. ti,r hir'lr"u in .> tlN saving ttH th'N
~. l,irc go 600 win in icr -trI:-l" t-al"i 'Iii
employers. lh"I tuiriii'" ia" l'l''' meet ~ '"'
money and iha' # IL i SEM to th"I tia" su'''~~
ui ihrir stuhc l. assured.
>vdnc,. ~ =. W. oUt. TO- Two th"u-aui ul'"r>
assent led 10 d., 4; t, t";r4il mine. bat W"'h "">
not resumed. Tho stock If g ~ # ~" rt'lrht> l.
dV i.dliuC and force If I"h'" id artillery h~ ,"''
d>patt he'd IN" IIihC"W c"llIcrr di>iIC' Wl' II J.
intended hcW coal supply t'r IL" railr''h"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
Az M1rGrn lXTENvlrw WIFI TIE HNISER

Paris OFT Io-"t;3l bias" p"ntS an acc mt 'f an
in,or,i.v ALLEGED to have been had with Emperor
William luriug HI visit {" Austria IN f!l> IN"
Einpcrar t. ry.p>>cnted ha'fs dilat"d ui"n IN"
T,u,onlc character of the Al>ati,H>. Of whom ir d."
c,r1d he was very fond. IL" expressed d"N'r" -
reward their lNa'iv N art> Of rii1thli aid N''i"
il WA, thp du'V tcrndHy 10 l~->' Al>at.au h!,frN
and commerce. c>I-ci, ;,ir cliVatirn II ihc Ninc
lie DECLARED HAT he world "mlarh in ~ adv"tiuN>
bu, would .,c t,"rmliN Ia hi >"H ~ u" received H.
and would spar. the E"ol~l,'d Ill" h"rri> d" another
WA He tllpl:ht the Socialists had t." long been
,,s.,od Er."drIcl>ru!i" lad tr'a!
,n force upui him I,'ii'V 81 perpetual Wa abroad td
war a, hi" ilr.s'ir. h" had l"it lrcdiir ri'. II"
w.> determined he kad rO3pl"t" !i~ -rliiih''r :
wnrk ..Gcrlnauv united and Eur"p" peaceful That -
INV grand Dream.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
rrI.nrSING / PENNLON DECINION.

Washington. oct. 10 the Assistant seer tarN' w.
,.,,,,.,,,r hp made decision IN ~" case 81 joseph
,.,,,.h late Of Company l.. I'd Missouri NFui'N' =
rh ,,.ror,, show, that IN April i7'i' WEI" the ''a III
ant wa, on detail. water he h"r'e', "' WIS
" ~ , ,h, with A !a..r revolver bear him over
-, ,, ,~,r,urug hi, skull. which resulted III
..,,,, disability. The evidence ~how> that the
orr ga, unprovokcd. The Assistant secretary
ld. ina, the injury was ,'vr'i III me i u', a',
VA ~ i,.n. nn Eurcuu il accordingly reversed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
SILVER pJ-Rf'UiSES At THE TREdSJ' RT

Washington, oct IO.rlc amount Of silver offered
for sale 10 the Treasury Department Ia day
$4,000 ounces. and the amonnt purchased :.OO.OOJ
onnccs follows 1OOoOO uin'c> ai T1.lO1O.
100000 ounces at SI1O-O; lOU,D0o at tl.lOJO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

tharl,dt"tDwn. i. l.. J.. oct. TO- rhc >tlupi"r Davy
Crockett. lately >"izcd for Violation OF the Fishery
tray released 10 dav giving bonds for =. 800.
The department at ottawa ir.t dcnIaidcd =. 100,
but representation made Nv the imcrit Consul,
Mr.. Hall. that thi> IN cNrc>> "f the <rioOnrr's
valuation. the hr.t named Amount WAS taken. Tn"
vessel VII! imcdiatr; proceed - complete her cargo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

ST. Petersburg oct. 10 Tile NnvV" Ni"mva :"
says that the Russian Government viii nmct,'rly
beefn the construction Of IN, >ibcrian RAILWAY 'if
eials OF th" Government VIII have cntIr. charge 4
thc work. and nn contractors will v" cmIi,y"d. rn"
'Novoe NNMya7 comments w IN" strategic and
commercial importance Of the new railway. WINCH u
says VIII induce closer relations between Russia and
america By the Pacific route.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
MINISTERS EXPELLED FNR IMPROPER CONUfT

Lancaster. Penn. oct. 10.-In the Tinted Ercth'"n
conference at Mounvlc Ia dav the Rev. T. g. N""cr
was expelled from In" conference and tie tha!ch tor
nlini alitv and frildU.cIt transactions, aud tn EcT
T. II. Garrett was expelled for ,onduct uni croIiin-
u Christian minister. Mower committed a number II
fOrgcrcs and fed from thi, county. Garrett was also
implicated III the fOigcrc,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
SLANIN AND NN'LIFFE CON.IIrTED

LONDON, Ori. lO-riic case 0f Fiaul. Siavin and
"'oc7 McAulf". tie pusi!st> who were charged Niih
NsslltEs each other AID with committing breach o.
ne pearc By taking part in tn" rec Ht hgl., ;hc
Wn0nde C!nb. up III the Lambeth Police ONT
bdAy. After listening to the evidence and the ar,il-
ments for and against the clc,>" OF the p:.>uu"r> The
soo1 committed them 10: trial for engaging Ia
common prize fight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
A GERMAN spy SENTENCED.

Nancy. France. oct. 10.-Msdamr Bonnet. in who's"
possession were found pla> nf the dcfcnce- Of Nanci
Gd wo. hen placed u8d" arrest. rOuf, that she
was IN the employ Of the German government ha is"
convicted Of helng German spy. I'll" ,cn"nc.I
to five years imprisonment and to paw IA fine of 1000
francs. Upon the expiration Of hey term nf impr.eon
meat she will DC called from France for ten years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
THE WIGWAMS CANDIDATES.


CONTROLLER MYERS AND JUDGE FREEDMAN IN
DoEsED- THE OTHER NAMES on THE
TICKET WHICH GOOD CITIZENS
HAVE UNITED TO pIFEAT
Tie Tammany Hall County Convention met at the
Wigwam la- evening, and parcl the following ticket
In nomination:
Mavor-IIugh j. Grant A. rr.",c"tonN
Con'roIl"r-1hcod =" W. Myers fr r. clccton
b.-trct-Attomey-D" Laucry %lcol.
hmrn-Jon j. t,,rTIa.
Comfy tk1k-T. onall y. G.r.. rh.
Pr-d"nt u N" Board o, Ald'rmrnIohn II. V. Arnold
dor r..cl.ct!on.
Judgc OF IN" superior Co.-John J. Freedman for re-
,ls ton. and David MADAM
Judges of IA" CIty Ioutt-Jlncs NJ. Fitlsrons and
J,-,'ih f.. S,wbnrg.r.
CotoncrM J. u. ss,incr tfr rc"lcc,l,n).
The Executive Committee &. The organization met at
i. III. 10 arrange :he nominations. or rather tO give
lis adhesion to tlo>r made by Mr.. Croker for what
III" -at, was +, b" lad been known in we'll informed
nrcr> during "a ,ooi part Of the dav. The oEly
change fr'm tho in which II was originally given
out In the o:icr 81 sheriff. for which General
Martin I. McMalon, cN nIicd states MARSHAL hnd
l'"n slated The prospect If riding into another one"
II power ard patr"ud-" >""'n"d t. that invrt"ratr
,'rii, lr for place nlcr Justice John j. Gorm,n too
g,,r b., allowed to sip ty. and hc nirr,ha' all
ID forces AID succ'pr' In having General McMahon,
name ,tricLci, for IN iln and III, own oui>uch
IL, IL pl,. T. oinunt b: AID that the Il =" wn' swhl-
bowed VITA pleasure T. either the Executive Com
mltt.,. or ~" convention
rh. ollv other nomination which created ral sur
prize that OF Joseph T.. N"wbnrg"r for Cty Judge
NJ. N"Hlnirg,r has lous been connected With 'h"
County democracy IN Iatnck Krcnan> district the
X!iih and last year be tho l'n"n E"pnbli' an
and Comfy lru"crncv t!'kc IA? th" same place. u
VI, correctly guessed tha' h> n"mi"nii"n b, Tam
nary means the dc,crtir. hy Mr.. Keenan, and hi" DIS
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Mr.. GLADSTONE ON THE NEW TARIFF.

London. oct IO.-Mr. t;lad-t ,,c -"nt 4 Noting
han cores poadcDt from IinvaGlcn yesterday
postal card giving Ms opinion Of the United states
Tariff law. lie ,lys:
The Tarn Act l., az Won will suppose. In nv
eyes deplOtlc error. attended with sever" and crm"
Consequences - innocent pcr,o'>. >Illl certainly
eesirc 70 find opportunity 0i Offering remarks upVu il
In Mldlo,hiar
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TERRIBLE FNTIO-lDN or NELlNlrT

Ernrcc~. oct. ~. \ terrible "\pl,~"1i "i m"linr
'Ook lltrc Ii dnv. 4 Workman i,lis -i"ll
NIti IL" '0uppnnf wl"u. through ,pru" '''l ~.n",
'!o Ii' Of ~" na' pl'.i'd wih iithi; Il force
i've u."n were family hIIlcd. their I.i!'> being
literally blown in atoms. Forty other Wuhn"n w"i..
injured. >nsc e.. tiI"m >'rplI-I.
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JySpE,TIyG THE SAH NW SIN III HiHN 81

,vr,,u,c oct IA ,Spr,ia Th"ma' Ward president
f the English salt mon. "i I.on"o' H. '''r-''
,,,, -, ,he same company, II. ". Daring, "f
,.,r,, Wlsun Of Rochester. and -. IL.
;,h ~ x,, YorL were hcrr to day. Inspecting the
.,,,,., ,,lt industry. II l. believed tnai u pro,
go i,,n,, viii he made OH either Slhc lH>'dc az
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HAVANA, pct. 10. Ghc funeral {. the tuUit Of Casa
Ao!e. the lca.cr Of the Conservative party tool ppc
eosS and was most imposing affair. I!!c prucc,sou
.aeh followed the body Ia Tho grave L,i,c. and
@elnded all the authorities, representatives from al
svoucal aud social hOdlc, and large numbers oi pl
sSs1srs OF the Count. thort Il hundred wrcath>
S1ecd on his grave.
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IOuklEG To THE JAMAICAN MARKET

Ottawa. ONT. Ort. 10. Adam I'ro"n. tninmiS
iulcr to The Jamaica E\il.tion, that since In"
pa age # the Mckinley hill i" has been much
warmly received. Manufacturers ard pl'slucrr>
-iimilat d Ia rev efforts. and determined 10 fIl
outlets for Caiih, ~ precincts direct.