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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
ABBREVIATED TELEGaaMs.

Mrs Lsngtry l. rapidly recovering be,
health, and viii so5n resume her dramatic
career
The British minister to Portugal has t.esr
challenged - fight duel with Senior Cervo
radical AnglophObist
Sixteen men, three OF them white. wsre
whipped BY order Of court at N-w Castle
De-, Saturday, for petit larceny
IL 4 believed that the Mollie Nazufrzs are
still IN existence in Pennsylvania. and a re-
cent murder is laid at their door
Tue suit Of Rev. Dr. Ball aSsinS, The New
York Evening Post viii Be appealed BY the
doctor, and fought to the last court Of re-
sort
VIC oria, B. c, COMPLAINS that Cinnamon
and opium ara being smuggiei from this
country into British Columbia to al alarm
ing extent
The saving 80 far On per cent bog,yis uur-
chased by the treasury before maturity Is
SO, 90 s>a.g7, and on 49, s. - 4sS3 81
totai- co., 40 353 81
Charies Haus-t. for ten yeas = rn-yr1b-r
Of the emigration board ami president Il
the German society II NsR York. died in
that city Saturday. aged - years
The French Canadians are pes<ine resoIu-
adopted by the Dominion parliament and
declaring IN favor Of ultImat= ndependence
STRIKE against reduction 1t - per cent
IN wage, has involved - girl -gupioyes %
Mayor. Strau~e & 60. Wv Haven. Conn
The girls say they VIII fight down tn, cut il
they have TO 90 withrsit eating.
At Kansas City. SATURDAY Afternoon. Ell
Fsndlay shot and killed Ja-zI,h Carr Find
lay l. politician and ola II the t->>t known
sp1rting men IN the west Carr Has a mi.
waite det ctsve WIN bai b a hir-gi bv Find
lay's wife Il shadow hisn aud report to her
his misconduct, Nhish i Why IA. yas shot
An explosion in tIs- cot,dsri-ing-r,,om of
the coal gss department. Of the ST Paul.
Mimi. Gas Light company. SATURDAY.. killed
Daniel Desmond and iniur--i Martin Curran.
Chris Conlsy, Michael Mahoney. ami J
SimoBsl The explosion shook the buildings
for four blocks around. and was heard q
mile of
A strong fight Is t.ein. male st Washing
toe City against the international copyright
bill. Saturday c y. Bovee and George H
Armour. representing the German publish
ers of New York, argued before the house
Judiciary committee against the tail They
claimed that the Till would ruin the book
publishing industry Of the west
burglar entered the house Of Ransom
Floyd. respected and wealthy farmer liv-
ing two mik-s north OF Westport, y. Y.
Friday evening. clubhed Floyd into uncon-
sciousness. killei his wife, and then, becOm-
ing frightened went of without obtaining
the money he Committed the deed for The
couple were aged 3 and 66 years respec-
lively
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
NlNeTY-FNE AND 4 MURDERER.
An Old Mans Terrible Crime-He XIII.
HI. son and Overwhelmingly

An Old Mans Terrible Crime-He XIII.
Hi. son and Dsughter-fu-Law.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Feb ia special
70 The tribune from Winnepez SAYS: A
tsrribls double murder occurred near Miomi
Station, 80 miles from her-. Saturday.
Particulars are meagre, owing 70 the inter
ruption u train service. John Morton and
his wife we're both shot by Morton's father.
The murderer was % years old and only
recently went % live with his son and
dAughter-in-laU The son was 81 years old.
The sOn was absent from home, and the old
man and daughter-in-law had some dispute
which ended IN the woman being struck
with piece Of wood. When the husband
came home the wife told him what had
occurred He asked his father why h. did il.
Threatened the Assassination.
The old man replied DO y0u 80 that
rife pointing 70 one hanging up. Take it
and shoot me, or ] viii shoot you The S0n
paid 10 attention, and went into another
room. The Old man took down the rife.
went oct, and, aiming through the window.
shot bis son through the heart Two wit
nes-es % the murder ran for Assistance. and
during their shs-noe the Old man reloaded
the rife and shot his daughter-in-lar a. she
wss STOPPING over her dead husband She
lived bot an hour The old man said he did
TIE shooting Intentionally. The murdered
couple were highly respected, and great in
uiZnatiOn prevails
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
A Startling Discovery.
The HERO OF ABERDEEN.
He says He Il Democrat and Wa. Only
struck Once.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb "a special
correspondent q The American yesterday
had quite lengthy interview with Fam
the alleged victim OF the Aberdeen, Mss
not, who hzursi 80 EXTENSIVELY in SsnAtor
Ingalls, recent sp=ech in the nate. FAM
= now re-sdaat Of Lexington. this stae
he says that after Be had lst the Proctor
efigy loose a bricklaysr nzr1ei Mcdonald
asked him II be had said that b. would not
allow an effigy q Proctor u h. burn=d in
that town; that be replied No and that
Mcdonald struck HIM once with q whip; that
b dad not resent IL. ami son after left town:
that he Is = Democrat ami hsi ben such
for years, that the mayor Anc Other citizens
asked him 70 stay at AberdesiI, but h con
ciuded 10 leave
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
The Iowa Deadlock.

DIS MONIES, lows, Feb I0-The only
thing done in the house deadlock Saturday
was swap OF propositions, the Democrats
offering the Republicans nearly everything
except speaker, including three committees,
and the Republicans turning the proposition
end-for end and Offering il to the Democrats
only that they cut out two committees, offer
ing the Democrats first choice of one, and
then to choose alternately This was not
acted upon This closed the fourth week
Of the deadlock
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
Not Ja-t what They Wanted.
AnIrish Learue Appeal.

LINCOLN, Neb, Feb. 1O-Presidsnt Fitz-
gerald, Of the Irish National League Saturday
issued long address appealing earnestly 70
the Irishmen Of the United States for coutri-
buttons Of money to aid their DISTRESSED
brethren in ireland in their final efforts for
Independence. Mr.. Fitzgerald urges that nc
heed be given the attacks on the administra-
ton OF the league by The Chicago Herald,
Chicago Times and other papers. and says
that since the influence Of The London Times
has been destroyed, the enemies OF Ireland
have transferred their base Of operations 70
this country and have subsidized the Arneri-
can r,r,naa
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
POLITICAL INTOLERANCE
Reports sent 10 the Capital \ y = Recent
AppofurEd Po-fuaastxr

Reports sent 10 the Capital \ y . Recently
Appointed Postmaster.
WASHINGTON Cry. Feb. 10 -Pos.r,as.er
General Wan.nlake- has - eivei several
tsAsgrams from Edward L Drckw0rth,
recently apposnted postm.ste-, At ShArun,
TaliaferTSo county. Georgia, skiing him 10
pay 10 attention TO letters " lich be would
rscsive Containing his resign stio1- II ap-
pears from DuckwUrth's ssa zneats that
sons Of The eitirzrs down thee are opposed
20 kis holding the ofl1e. D.. kwO<th : sn
In1epen6e1f Republican. and n account Of
his political career has falling INTO disfsvor.
Ncts, 80 be reports, collect 0o1r ais home
and he has been prevented from taking
charge Of the ofice Several TINES be has
ben eompellel BY threats 20 syn lefters Of
resignation as postmaster: b Z IN eech case
hss sat = Telegram asking tie department.
20 pay no attention 70 them Is they were
Dot voluntary on his part
Wants TO Give Up the Fight
he has, however, come % TIE conelusioa
that BE could no longer stand o II against the
opposition and yesterday lsttsr was re-
,sivet from hin AZ the dapart n=nt. tender
ng his resignation on the giOund that he
Ras prevented By violencs am thrsat.ArOm
l-IloI 1Alu< u. 1llt- ID-ltD k>lcI D--cI1A
Wan.Enaksr At Oncs telezTAs bed hirI 20 hold
N, that BY direction % tn President
United States r-arsbal had be- ORDERED %
be town. and that two po-tofies inspectors
you'd ats5 De ordered there % investigate
the casA
The Statements Corrot GRATED
II Is sad that Dnckworth has never as
'uu1ed his duties as postmaster. and that the
nan be r-ulacei-a D--r,or-a--aui hi<
trends determinSd that be HsTer should DO
% On one occasion . coin tearing The In
>IipttOn Radicals mus die = was placsi
apon the porch Of DuckvoFtht housz The
ststenents Of Duckworth are corroborztsi
by hetters received from prom neat citizens
90 the department II Is state that the VIC
lence reported VIII Be resisted II the circurl-
stances justify such actioa- Tlss course WAS
determined upon BY Mr.. Wsnam.ker after
consultation with The prsideat and First
Assistant Postmaster General cvtarkS1r
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
A STIFF SORT or SYNDICATE.
II IL Buying Up the starch Factories al
Will Central Prices

Will Control Prices
DIS MONIES, la, Feb. I0-F NJ Gilbert,
proprietor Of the Gilbert Starch works. of
this city, and W. q Work. secretary Of the
Sleeper Starch works, have returned from
Buffalo, y Y, bringing the information
that while there they sold their factories to q
mammoth syndicate, which includes the
proprietors Of the largest starch works in the
United Sta.es- Ii is uniersood that hack Of
the American capitalists is British syndi-
cate. Mr.. Work is authority for the state
ment that the syndicate now owns or con
trols every starch factory of any importance
in the United States with one single excep-
ton The design is to limit the production
and control prices Some OF the factories
will be closed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10

TEE Washington Evening Star. unde'
the present Management. is undoubtedly
the best paper ever printed At the CAPT
Ia. I's editor is Crosby 5 Noyes. 9
well known j0urnslist % ripe experience
The S,y l. essentially Washington %.
per. a. Of lie average aggregate 30, Coz
circulation. 27,ss2 copies sre dIstrib.
uted n the city.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
MORE fUN IN TIE HOUSE.
Likelihood Of = Time OF IL over the New
Rnle. ThI. weelx.


Rules This Weel<.
WASHINGTON CITY, Feb 10 A discussion
Of the new code Of rules viii occupy most,
II not the whole, Of the time OF the house
during this week Pamphlts containing
the old and new rules, Arranged in parallel
columns, have been furnished the msInbers,
~ that there will Be No difficu " IN seeing at
once what changes have been made The
discussion viii be begnn no later than to-
morrow, and il is thought tina an effort will
be made to limit the discussion thereon. 80 as
20 take up the reports on the Atkinson-Pen-
dleton contested election case before the end
Of the week. In the event this is done a
repetition % the scenes enacted in the house
during the enieavOr Of the Republicans to
call up the Smith-Jackson case will in a
lesser degree, It - believed, ocsupy the time.
IL i q question whether a vote on the rules
viii be had during the week
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
important to Indinnianx

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb l0-The supreme
court Saturday handed down a decision on
what is known as the Barrett improvement
law, holding il constitutional Under its
operations cities that have already created
an indebtedness equal to or greater than the
constitutional limit may order street and
other improvements. making the property
benefited bear the expense The city issues
its bonds for the cost of the improvement,
payable in ten years, and the cost to each
benefited property owner is divided into ten
annual uaymeuts
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
Incident a, Rio a. y,n.,ro.

Rio DE- JASErRo. Feb. 10-A mob made
a demonstration Friday before the residence
Of Gen Da FOnseca, president OF the provi-
sional government, in favor Of dictator
ship They urged Fonseca TO assume the
position Of dictator for a period Of five
years. Gen Da Fonseca did not put in an
appearance. but caused the mob 70 be dis
persed by the police. Among the mob were
many soldiers The president in subsequent
interview said be was opposed to dictator
ship and that the demonstras on was dis
tasteful TO him.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
Exactly, But where Wa. the Law

MUScE, Ind, Feb 10 Eli Laid, noto-
rious character Of Moreland village, Della
ware county. was run down and killed by
citizsns Of Brownsville Friday. Ladd en-
tered The drug store Of William Resell, who
put him out, after which he started for his
home at AOreland, saying he would kill
some Of Il white hearted devils In that
town When he returned with a shot gun
on his shoulder and two revolvers he found
six citizens lying in wait for him. The men
took after Ladd, who fired five shots at them
n he ran down Main street One took effect
In John Davis foot Two Of the six pursu-
ers chased Ladd nearly one mile from town,
where he fell dead TN the road with seven
bullets In his body. Ladd had been terror
10 the community for many years 49,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
THOUGHT SHE WAS A WIFE.
Curious Case of Alleged Fraud on the
Pension Bureau

Curious Case of Alleged Fraud on the
Pension Bureau
CINCINNATI Feb. IU-Assistsnt United
States Attorney Harry Probasco has r-one tn
Garden, o, 10 investigate q case Of fraudu-
lent pension that rests upon a very curious
Circumstance. Some time ago pension was
granted to Nancy Smith because she was the
widow Of a soldier Later il came To- the
ears OF the district attorney that she was not
the willow Of the soldier, but had been d.
vOrcei from him for many years before his
death Mrs Smith denied absolutely that
she had ben divorced from h-r husband
Then the records were sesrchei. and the
decree Of divorce was found, and she vas
confronted with it
Sancy's Novel Explanation
Then she made curious statement which
resulted in the present. investigation She
saii that her husband was worthless fellow.
and vas wasting her property in dissipation
She consulted with lawyers, and they in some
way enabled her 10 administer the property
as a single woman She thought il might he
possible that they had obtained a divorce for
her without her knowleigs She u-u=rri-
barred Of t.stifying in court To the character
Of her husband and to his treaement OF her
But Of sny talk OF divorce she had ne recoI-
lection As prof Of this she states that she
lived On with the man whom she supposed
to be her husband, keeping him IS straight
as possible and treating him in every way as
her husband The question Is can Uncle
sam recover
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
The President ON Appointments.

Harrison Is reported as sayir z TO a western
Congressman few days ago that the citi-
zen who goes quietly To the % Is and deposits
his ballot Is Just as much entit led to office as
the class whom you 1.-THE congI essmanl dssig-
nate worker Upon thu Congressman
rsmsrking that such a theorT would result
In there being no Republican party, the
president said that the gr at masses Of
voters were sctuated by their beliefs in the
cardinal principles Of the party and not By
any hope u reward in the wa Of Offices,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
Thanked BY seer.,.r, Tracy,

WAsHISGToS CITY, Feb lo-In response
to a request from Secretary Tracy, Chief of
Fire Department Paris, Pol ceman Cattell,
and Fireman Wright went to the White
House Saturday and had a ak with him
about the circumstances conf ected with the
burning Of his home and the death Of his
wife and daughter. The seer starry feelingly
thanked them for their invalt able assistance
TO him and their courage and heroism in en-
tering the burning building at the risk Of
their lives
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
AN AssAssIN's CORPSE FOUND.
He Killed a Young Denver Woman and
Then Shielded

DESvER, Col Feb. lon the morning
% Jan =. whiis walking along one Of the
principal streets Of this city. IN company
with two other young lAdies. Miss Nellie
Ryan. formerly q Minneapolis. was slot
and instantly kiIlei. her murderer slipping
up behind and placing revolver almost
against her breast, and then making his -
cade through an alley Although the whole
police force were put on his track they
failed % catch him. Since then private sub
scrfptions have been rais-i and q reward Of
fersd FIR his capture amounting 70 over 81 =
on Detectives secured the state without a
gimp u The murderer Several arrests
have ben mad, tut each prisJner proved 70
h. the vrUlE man
Ended His Life In a Canyon
IL was beginning % look a. though one Of
the greatest crimes Of this city was % 20 TN
punished, when, BY chance. soms railroad
hborsrs ~ work ten mile= south q Pueblo
Friday discovered the remains q q man "
ing in deep canyon With two bulIst-hosz-
through bis bad and q revolver BY his side
Saturday the remains were identified as
tbo-e Of K l. Scott, The young man who was
~ first suppossito y the murierer. Be hav.
ing At one time been infatuated with Ms.
Ryan IL l. generally believed that Scott
was the murderer, and committed suicide
from rrruor--
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
The western Ba.e Ban A...c,.,,.,

OMAHA, Neb, Feb. 10 The schedule com
mittee OF the Western association was liz
session. here Saturday evening, and will
probably hold daily sessions for three or
four days The cities represented are Den.
yer, Minneapolis, Des Moines, 1T. Paul
Omaha, Milwaukee, and Kansas CITY
The association will try to get sintG
the national agreement, and IL is expected
that there viii be trouble in fixing the sched
ule, as every club wants Sunday and holiday
games played on home grounds
LATER-The schedule was satisfactorily
c>omulefesI Yesterday
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10

oUAoaupLe MUaoEa DISCOVERED
A Man. Two Women. and Boy All
shot TO Death.

Man. Two Women and = Boy All
shot 10 Death.
WICHITA, Kan, Feb. l0-Four bodies
were fOUnd Friday thirty miles southeast
Of Purcell by two cowboys. james Horner
and Thomas Hemps- Near BY was a movers
wagon and harness. the borses having ben
taken away. The eorpses were those OF a
man apparently 50 years Old, pierced by
four bulle,-holes; awoman, apparently about
the same age, with two bullet holes; young
woman. apparently 0ye~soh, shot through
the bad and boy Of Is shot in the fore
head The find was reported to Purcell Sat-
urday. when deputy marshal star ted TO
investigate The cowboys report that the
killing probably occurred ten days ago.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
Cattle Men In Conference

CHICAGO, Feb. 1o.-The executive commit
tee Of the National Live Stock exchange me,
here Saturday and adopted resolution de-
naming the repeal of the oleomargarIne tax.
Other resolutions offered ami referred IA
vored reduced tariff on hides, national IN
spection law, better inspection of lumpy-
jawed cattle, and the establishment OF cat
tie quarantine line south Of Kansas.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
Nancy's Novel Explanation.
More Mining s,ri.e. In Illinois.

STREAToR, Ills. Feb. I0.-The Chicago,
Wilmington and Vermilieu Coal company
attempted TO introduce electrical mining
machines into their mines here Saturday.
and the men all struck. claiming that the
price offered for running the machines was
q reduction in wages
STRING VALLEY. Ills, Feb. l0-The
drivers ia the coal mines here are on q strike
for higher pay, and 30 men are idla
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
Cracked NATURALIZATION.

SPRINGFIELD, His, Feb 10 in the United
States district court here Saturday James p.
Thornton, of Alton. pleaded guilty to the
charge Of utt-ring and selling fsIse eertih-
Gates of naturalization Sentence has not
yet been pronounced Thornton was a dep
ufy clerk under Edmund Noonan, clerk Of
the city court Of Alton In ISIS, who loaded
guilty to the same Charge Friday
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
An Infatuated Woman. Fate.

ROCHESTER, y. H, Feb. l0-MrS. Grace
Z Huntington, aged ., committed suicide
yesterday morning by taking laudanum-
The young woman had for the past two
months been an inmate of a house Of IL
fame, and had become infatuated with an
out-of-tOwn young man Of respectable FAM
~. Friday night she was ordered on; Of the
house and made an appointment with hsr
lover for Saturday night His refusal to
meei her i believed to have been the cause
II her suzicide
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb. l0-Dick Hawes
has confessed that he paid John wyiie 500
TO get his wife and children out of the way.
He says that his wife had agreed TO leave,
and that as the time approached for his mar
rage to Miss Story be grew desperate.
Wyiie was brought here from Atlanta Sat
urday night.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10

GEN. sHeRMAN,s eIRThoAY.
The Old soldier Pa..e. His 10Th Year
scores Of CongratuIaticn.

NV YORK, Feb lO-Gen ". I. Sher.
man had large number Of callers Saturday
and was warmly congratulated on his at
tainment 10 the age Of 20 years. Many tele
grams AMI letters Appropriate to the ooca-
slon were also received, and he was delugei
with flowers The general gave a private
dinner party al his house in the
evening t. a few of his most intimats
friends, including Senator Sherman, Gems
Schofield, Howard and SIocum, Tom Ewing
Mayors Grant and Chaplin, c. NJ Depew
AugustIn Daily. J. J. Knox and J. II
ChOate. The veteran com mander was In
good spirits. ami ehatted most entertainingly
on all sorts Of subjects, giving many inter
esiing "reminiscences OF the stirring event.
through which he has pas>ed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
co.,lv work sor IN. p.,,~x

RosEsrRe, Ore, Feb. l0-It is estimated
BY the Southern Pacific officials here that it
win take ], SO men one month to repair the
railroad track damaged by the food between
here and Ashland, distance Of 40 miles.
Six miles Of track was completely carried
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
sam =. RandaII'. Co,ldition.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. l0-The condi-
ton Of Representative s !. Randall was
announced last night as much better than at
any time during the past week. Miss Ran
dan stated that the impro vement noticed
Saturday was quite marked, and that the
alarming reports recently published respect
ing her fathers condition wire greatly ex-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
A Dangerous Rival &c Cotton.

WAsHIxsTox CITY, Feb lo-Botaniss
Porte, Of the department of Agriculture. is Of
opinion that process has bsen discovered
by which the rance plant can be made into
cloth at such moderate cost II at II viii soon
become dangerous rival tc cotton Mr..
Thomas Asbbett, Providencs manufactures,
has succeeded IN doing this
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
Ay.,u.b,e sook Co,,.c,,o,

NEw YORK, Feb. l0-The last of the ia
nous Barlow collection OF books and manu-
scripts were disposed of Saturday. The sales
Of the day aggregated s24, sos, and for the
SIX days, ss5.os The books were very rare
and some of them brought over q. 900 each.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10

WAsHISGToS CRY, Feb h.-Mr. Hewitt
president Of the Washington Base Ball club
announced in q public letter yesterday that
tbs Washingtons will certainly remain in
the National league, and have a strong team
Of colts to compees for mkt yeas pen
nant
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10

LISBON, Feb lo-The Commercial associa-
ton here has expelled the English members
because they furnished statement To news
papers In London complaining If the treat
Inent to which they were subjected
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
Ihirteen Sailor. ,fis.Inx.

LONDON, Feb. lo.-The Greek steamer
Spyridion Vagiyno. from Constantinople,
has been wrecked near Falmouth OF those
who were on board eight persons,have been
saved The captain Of the vessel WA
drowned, and thirteen others are missing.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-10
Terrible An.ir . Dallas. Ter

DALLAS. Tex, Feb. 10-Several negroes
secured reserved seats at leading theatre
here Friday night, and the affair caused
much feeling. Prominent white citizens left
the theatre in body, and there is now talk
Of boycotting the manager Of the house.