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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
MONTASa'S SENATORS.
Substance OF Two Reports on Their Ad-
mission.

Substance OF Two Reports on Their A d.
mission.
WASHINGTON CITY, March 25-The re-
ports submitted 70 the senate on the Mon
tana sansuorship being from the Republican
and Democratic members Of the elections
committee, are not what might be called
harmonious. The majority gives at the out
SCI the circumstances surrounding the elec-
ton OF Saunders and Powers by the Iron
Hall, or Republican legislature composed Of
half the members Of the senate AMI the Re-
publican representatives claiming to be
elected, and OF Msginnis ami Clark by the
court house legislature. composed o: half Of
the senate and the Democratic representa-
tlves from Silver Bow county claiming 70 he
elected The whole case, then the report
says, turns upon the question as % which Of
these two sets were legally elected
A Review of the Law.
After reviewing antecedent legislation
upon the subject OF the election, including
the enabling act Of congress, the ordinance
passed by the constitutional convention. and
the provisions Of the old territorial laws, the
majority concludes that the territorial law
providing that the county clerk shall issue
certihcates Of election to representatives in
the legislature was superseded Dy the ordl-
nance Of the constitutional convention,
which imposed that duty upon the state
board Of canvasSers and holds that the Re
publicans were proper representatives and
that this view Is supported by the undis-
pute6 evidence laid before the committee by
the Democratic contestants.
Points from the Minority Report
The minority report makes the claim that
the true legislature Of Montana consisted Of
the senate and house which met at the court
house in Helena; that eight Of the senator's
and twenty hire members of the house Of
representatives Thereof held a joint conven-
ton for the election of United States SEN
ator, in which a majority of all the mem
bers elected TO the legislature appeared and
acted, Jan :, 1850 This session OF the legis-
lature was recognized by the governor OF
the state The session ct which the adverse
claimants-Powers and Saunders-were
elected was never recognized by the govern
or, nor was their election ever certified to
by the governor. The report takes exactly
opposite ground to that of the majority as
70 the election in precinct -, Silver Bow
county, and claims the election Of the Dem
ogra III, rsuresertatiyRS
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
Nh. HAKR1soy hss added . the xxi.


Mr. HARRISON has added to the exist
ing panic among republican congressman
by informing prominent members OF his
party that il WAS necessary 10 call halt
in the proposed extravsgant concessions
q sppro pristions. aud that if congress
persisted in passing number Of meas.
ures now before it, sppropristiug enor-
nous sans Of money for purposes that
are not necessary for the public welfare.
he would certainly be Obliged to exercise
his right to veto such measures. The re
sui, is that a scramble has already begun
among the various committees 10 see
which can get the most before the end is
reached; this scramble will grow worse
and worse from now on until the day of
adjournment and the result will be thst
many meritOrOus measures will be left
out In the cold while numbers Of those
without merit will become laws. From
strictly political standpoint, the demo-
Gratis have nothing to complain Of in the
present situation. Every republican
seems TO desire to get part of the much
talked about treasury surplus before it
entirely disappears. There are at least
dozen propositions before congress to
increase the salaries of different classes
of government employees.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
VICTORY ron THE RAILWAYS.
The Minnesota Railway Rate Law DE
clared Unconstitutional.

The minnesota Railway Rate Law De-
clared Unconstitutional.
WASHINGTON CITY, Mlrch 25-An opin-
lon was rendered in ths supreme court of
the United States yesterday in the case of
the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul, and
ths Minneapolis Eastern railroads against
the state of Minnesota and the state railroad
commissioners. The cases involve the right
of the state warehouse commits sion TO estab-
Iisf freight rates within the state. The SUI
prerne court OF the state had sustained the
comm ssion, and had directed the companies
to change their tariff in accordance with
the rates and regulations fixed by the COM
mission The opinion rendered yesterday
was not unanimous, Justices Bradley, Gray,
and Lamar nisssnting from it, and Justice
Miller giving his qualified Endorsement.
State Decision Reversed.
The opinion of the court reverses the iudg-
ment Of the state supreme court and remands
the case to that court for further proceedings.
The opinion OF the supreme court of Mime
sofa is reviewed at length, and this, it is
stated, authoritativeiy declares that il is the
expressed intention of the legislature OF
Minnesota by that statute that he rates re-
commended and published by the commission
are the only ones that are lawful, aud there
fore, in the contemplation of law, the only
only ones that are equal and reasonable
The court adds; "In other words, although
the railroad company is forbidden to estab-
lish rates that are not equal and reasonable
there Is no power in the courts TO stay the
hands of the commission il It chooses TO
establish rates that are unequal and un-
reasonable
The CoDspany's Rights Ignored.
"This being the construction OF the statute
by which we are bound in considering the
present case, we are of opinion that, 30 con-
strued. it conflicts with the constitution Of
the United States in the particulars COM
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
IhS M4RnE1S

CHICAGO. March "a
Quotations on the bOSri O. trade to-day
were follows. WheaI-No. March opened
and CLOSED So d: May, opened soc. closet
slc; July. opened ssi4c, closed 7ec. Corn
No. March. opened and closed s,lSc: Man,
opened and closed $50, July. opened and
closed Sl1se. Oats-So. March. opened
and closed sls4c; May, opened sl5sc. c.o-ei
&c; July. openei zlAsc, closed slle. Pork
March, opened and closed Slt4o. May
opened slai5. closed Sl051; july. opened
Sl0571S closed Sl061lS. LSrd-&arch. opened
S6.0.ls. closet ssI5
Live stock-The following were the quota
tions al the Union stock yards; Hogs-MarSet
opened fairly active; light grades &C lower:
heavy lots steady: light grades. SSs5 AIS.
rough packing. S4uLs-lG miXsi lots. 500
14.aO, heavy packing and shipping lots, SAL
a. 81 Cattle -Stea1y:beeyes. -. - ,a11 with
one lot al s.. 5: COWS. Sl.5J SIS; stcckers
and feeders, ss.4T5S'S Sheep-Narket firm;
mutsons, S4-53Gs0. corn-fei westerns. $50
Is qG lambs. S5.5ag6'.
Produce Butter-Fancy ElGtn. : 7S5-s-
fine creamerie-, siSt.s; diaries, finest, fresh.
Dss-sSc: packing stock. Sc. Eggs-Str;ctiy
fresh, Isc per doz. Dressed poultry-Ch.ckens.
lOSs : lie per 10; turkeys, l05l3c pe= 10: dacks
lssSlZlsc; gee K. 't5sc per 10 Potatoes
Peer ess. g Us per on: Beauty Of Hebron. IS :
4Oc per but BuTba-.ks io5-4sc per bu- Illinois
sweet potatoes. goo to fancy. S3-,51ls5. Ap-
ples-tiood t. fancy, -. 05c3..s per boL Gran
oerries-wIsconsi1 bell aud cherries. ss5j5
s.N per obi-
New York.
NEW YORK. March "A
wbest-No. 2 red winter. egs4c cash, 60
May, ss5sc; DO June. s.ss: do July. So.
Corn-No. mixed, 3ss cash: do April,
S7sc; do May. 5ls,; do July. osl.c Oats
Quiet; No. 2 mixed, SIC cash: do April. 2s1lc:
do May, ~. Rye-Nominal. BARLEY
Nominal Pork-Dull. ness. sIlEEI25 q
for new. Lard-Dul; April. so.i5; May.
Sd.44 July, 1851.
Live Stock; Cattle-Firm and steady prices
fully susta ned: steers. S49a5=i Z 10 re-
bulls and dry COWS. Sl-6s D ieis. 81 - and
Lambs-Msrket firm and steady. shee $3.50
9tS50 z 4 o Tbs; lambs. s62sl.-.75. HOG. Mar
kei frni live logs. s4.i1S45S = ~ D.
ROCK leland.
Hay-Uplsnd prairie, g. 80.
HAy-Tfmolny-$6 ass 50.
aAy-wfld. % 0S1S4 o..
Corn-Ac023c
Oats-90c. 021c
Oosl-Softilc
Cord woos$3 GS4ro
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
An Oshkosh Woman in Trouble.

OSHKOSH, Wis, March 5-Alrs- Minnie
Klemmer was arrested esterday by federal
officers for sanding obscene matter through
the mails and bound over 10 await trial in
the Unitei States court Mrs Klemmer
wss divorced about year ago from
Peter LuTinger, and Il few months
later married Charles Klsumer In the
meantime indecent and obscene epistles were
sent TO her former spouse and Mrs. 3. F.
Phyner, accusing them of improper conduct
An expert testified that the writing of all
the letters. some Of which consist of valen-
tines with vulgar foot notes. is the same,
and after comparing it witt Mrs klemmer's
chirography declared the letters to be her
work
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25

SoME OF gr. Morris Rosenfeld's
friends have been quietly talking him up
for state senator, but his proposed alb
seuce abroad viii leave the field clear to
Hons c. II. Deere, J W. Simopsou, r.
G. Cleveland. w. F. Crawford, DR.. James
Cozad and Messrs. C. L. Walker. Oliver
Olsen. Henry Csrse and W. r. Moore.
The withdrawal Of Mr.. Rosenheld's name
from the above list of sspirsnts, makes
the situation much less complicated It's
an easy thing to pick the winner
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25

DEs MONIES. la. March 3 Head intro
duced in the house yesterday joint resolu-
ton providing for constitutional amend
ment prohibiting the manufactu or sale Of
intOxicants Ia this state The senate COM
mittee on labor agreed to report IN favor Of
making labor Day a legal holiday. The
chairman says he has received over 400
anonymous letters urging tie passage Of the
bill, the writers saying they did not sign
their names because their employers would
discharge them If they knew they had writ
ten such letters.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
GONG AHEAD FULL STEAM.

The Kaiser l. 0fficer of the Watch and
says Let Her Go.
BERLIN, March - The Weimsrschs lei
tung says that the emperor sent the follow
Ing telegram to an intimate friend on Sat
urday: Many thanks for your friendly let
ter / have; indeed, suffered bitter expert
ences and painful honrs Ny heart is as
sororwtul a. ii | had again lost my grand
father. bu; il is 80 appointed HE by God and
has 10 be bo:ne, even though should fall
under the burIen The post 81 officer of the
watch on the ship o. state has fallen to my
lot Her course remains the same. 20, now,
full steam abeadT
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25

planned OF by ihe raIlroa s6moany. Et ie-
prives tn co-spsny al IL right 20 aftndi-
cate invetig41ioa 5y ias iroc4ss OF law IN
der the forms sni vita thu machinery pro-
vided by the wisdom Of successive ages for
the investigation jaliciatls Of the truth ola
matter N controversy ani substitutes
therefore. Is an absolute nality, the action
of railroad commission which. In view of
the powers eonceiei to il ty the state court,
cannot De regarded as clio, he'd with judicial
functions or possessing tbs machinery Of .
s,1arT NJ i,.S-frA
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
Takes Possession of the Car.


CHICAGO, March 25-The court-martial
CT Lieut. Steele was concluded yesterday.
The lieutenant took the stand, and admitted
that he had struck Wild, having let his tenn
per get the better OF him because Of Wild,s
insolent refusal to obey legitimate order.
He had informed his commander of his act
and been reprimanded for loss of temper,
and told that & man who cannot govern him
self can govern no one else. The other tes-
timony was as to Steele's reputation, which
was high. The judgment of the court will
have TO go TO Washington City before ii Is
made r1fifnc
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
THE rosolcK AssAssINAT ON.
The Sheriff SAYS He Suspects the Dead
Mans Brother.

Mans Brother.
KALAMAZOO, Mich March 25-Nothing has
been so far discovered that throws anylight on
the Fosdick assassination it looks now like
Sheriff MacFarlani, of Van Buren, county,
had made up his mind that the guilty man
Is DR. Martin Fosdick. He also seems to
believe that Albert Fossick was the man
who attempted To murder the doctor, for
several reasons
Some Significant Facts.
On the morning after that attempt the
footprints of the would-be assassin were
plainly visible in the snow unoer the win
dow, and the right foot was advanced, show
ing that the man was left-handed Albert
FOsdick was Ieft-handed. The man was
also tall man, as the window
is too high for short man
to shoot through. So was Albert Fosdick.
Regarding Albert's liaisolls, the sheriff
says he has talked with every one who
could know anything about such things, and
none of them know Il word Of any such
scandal He says he believes DR.. Fosdick
knows more about the ID Irder than any
or ar uar-1n
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
BURIAL OF GEN CROOK.
His Remains Laid in Mother Earth at
Oakland, Nd.


BALTIMORE, March 25-The Suns special
from Oakland, Nd, says: Gen George
Crook. l. 5. A, was buriet here yesterday
The trains arriving from east and west were
crowded with persons who came &c pay the
last tribute Of respect 10 the dead general,
among them large delegation of army Off
Gers, together with Congressman Mckinley,
OF Ohio, and Dorsey. Of Nebraska, and Gen
Nathan Golf, of West Virg mia. The casket
was opened at the railway station and the
throng present given an opportunity to take
last look at the face OF The dead soldier.
The procession was then formed. with the
Grand Army men in front The services at
the grave consisted in reading few pas
sag-s OF scripture and prayer by Rev. J. E
Moffatt and the benediction by Rev J. W
W Bolton OF the Methodist Episcopal
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
A Chicago ofhcer Di.grac.d.

CHICAGO. March 25 Mary Lynch, the
sister of Mike Lynch who shot police Off
Ger some time ago shot hersslf with suicidal
intent Sunday night and has poor chance
of living. When the police entered the room
where she was lying they found Officer
Smiddy lying ON the bed sound asleep. He
had been living with the girl, and she had
used his revolver. The girl said she wanted
to die because Smiddy was going to marry
another woman Officer 5Iaiddy wears no
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
Made RI. Coal MinsY, Hap,v.

WnKEsBARRE, Pa. March Is The Sus-
quehanna Coal company posted notices yes
terdoy that from April ! the company's
mines at Nanticoke will worn full time dur
ing the whole season The o, 300 miners who
have been ON the verge OF starvation for
months are nearly wild with joy, and every
humble home in Nanticoks is place Of
than kfuiness and happiness.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
SENATOR STANFORD has offered res

SENATOR STANFORD has offered 8 res
olution asking the senate finance com
mittee TO examine into the feasibility of
the government losning money to farm.
ers of the country ct l or 2 per cent a
year. Somebody has asked why the
senator did not invest q few millions OF
his own money in thst way. Anybody
can afford 10 be liberal with Uncle sam
rporev
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
Tore the Fls.h from HI Arm.

DUBUQUE, March IS - Louis NeiderfraHke.
aged q, son of wealthy farmer residing
pear EsrlvilIe, clambered up distance of
sEhty fsss SaGa.asy 30 oil the machinery Of
a windmill While at work his coatsleeve
was caught by the cogs and before he could
tear himself away six inches OF the flesh ON
his arm had been hacked of He was finally
extricated after the machinery had been
grinding away at his arm for fully five min
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25

WASHINGTON CITY, March 25-Ths ladies
waiting or reception room Of the house has
been abolished, and viii be fitted up for the
use of the WAYS and means committee of the
house. The furniture OF the room has been
removed 10 statuary hail. and hereafter
members who have female friends visit them
during the sessions of the b ouss will have 20
see them there or IN the b ais adjoining the
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
The Portage LAX. Canal.

WASHINGTON CRY. March - The house
bill 70 provide for the Portage Lake canal
and the Lake Superior Ship canal in Mich
igsn was Discussed by the house committee
on railways AMI canals Yesterday, and
Cutcheon OF Michigan was ordered to report
it favorsbly. The 05ll gives the government
sole control ami makes the anal free
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
The sri....sippl SIN, Rising.

ARKANSAS CRY, Ark, March IS The
river is stiil rising and is nineteen inches
above the high water mark of 1882. The
levee at Chicot City. above here, has broken.
This town viii probably be entirely mum
dated. Many people have left and others
are preparing to &c.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
Mrs Barri,op,s south srn Trim.

ATLANTA. Ga, March % Mrs Harrison
and party arrived here yesterday and were
met by committee of citiz sns headed by
Mayor Glenn The party were entertained
at Ex-Governor Bullock's LONE, and last
evening reception was rendered them at
the Capital CRY club. To-day they went to
Chattanooga to visit the bat leGelds in that
vicinity
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
eLooorAiRsTY DESPERATION.
Foul SfnTder Of street Car Conductor
The Hiscreaaf Captured.

Foul MnTder Of street Car Conductor
The Hiscreaat Captured.
ST. Lofts, March - Cecil ~. English, a
discharged sir Ct car conductor, shot AMI
killed james A. Fitzgerald. who was tine con-
ductor in charge Of west bound car on the
Washington line yesterday English, who
had been drinking slightly, boarded the car
a, Ninth street, and gr1fily said to Fitzger-
aid: why in HI don't you teach your
driver 70 stop for gentlemenT Fitzgerald
replied pleasantly, but English began abus-
ing him. accusing Fitzgerald OF improper in
timacy with mis- Engli-h'=) wife When the
car reached Twenty-fOurth street English
suddenly puile1 revolver and fired five
shots at Fitzgerald, VINO fell to the rear
platform, dead.
Takes Possession of the Car.
English spTang through the car, which
was occupied by several ladies and children,
and covering the driver with his pistol
forced him 10 drive as fast as the team could
haul the car TO the stable over mile and
half eway Finally he made the driver leap
from the car and drove the car himself
Reaching the stables he drove the car inside
and pointing TO Fitzgerald's body said: an
get two or three more OF 'em around here
yet" and ran
VIII Hardly Keep His Promise.
Two police officers who happened to be
near seized grocer's wagon, pursued and
captured the murderer and lodged him in
the Fifth district station English declined
to say a word as to the cause Of the tragedy
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25


Tee deleEzfes vii meet 81 the Turner hall or
TuesdEy eyerirg Msrch Z5sh. 1890. ~ 30 O'Clock
To nominate candidates FOR township supervisor,
fosr ss-istsDf supervisors. one township assessor
one township collector. three eonstabies % Ill
vHcA7 cies Tor The uneIDired term Of four YEAR
and choose 3 chAirmsu Of the city committee.
JAMES vs.. CANANAVGH.
Ch1lrfnsn Cfry- Township Committee
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
Lost His Life by JuT>,,iu-.

O<AHA. Neb, Marcb - The Medway
hotel at KeGrney burn d about D'cIocs
yester5ay morning. and one ot the guests.
Henry neming. theatrica man. Lost b..
life by jumping from a fourth story win loS
Loss GA hotel $4,000. fully insured
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
CONGRESS EPiT oM.zED.
How the National Legislators Put in !.
Days Work.

HOW tHe National LeS1tfators tut IN .
Days Work.
WASHINGTON CITY. March -. Protests
were presented in the senate yesterday
against the ratification o. the extraGition
treaty with Russia The reports on the
Montana senstorship were then presented.
the majority in favor OF the Republicans
and the minority for the Democrats The
antitrust b.li then came 40, and the debate
took wide range. particip ated IN by Turpie.
Pugh and Sherman in advocacy, and Teller,
Hoar. Hiscock and Vest in opposition The
bili went over. a short exes utive session was
held and the senate adjourned
Tne house fx4i on TO-DAY as the time for
action On the Worlds fair bill, non-eon.
CURED In senate amendments 70 the urgent
deficiency Iail and ordered conference and
then went into committee on District
affairs A communication Was received
from the interior Office stat ng that no money
would Dc saved by transfel ring the pension
bureau 70 the var offics an bills were intro
duced 10 remove the limita tion from the ar
rears Of pension act; TO IN corporate the Ma.
tional Woman's Suffrage ssOciation- and %
amend the inters;at coInu cree act 50 as TO
permit commercial. trave eIs 20 travel al
reduced rates
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
Lord Dunraven Challenged.

NEW York, March 25.--The owners Of
the TItiana, Katrina, Shamrock, and Oracle
have challenged Lord Dunrsven, the owner
Of the valkyrie. to arrange series Of races
to be sailed during the coming summer.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
Editorial Cares.

For the benefit Of class Of people
who think tae pathway Of an editor, es-
peclsIly local ed tor. is covered with
roses. and that they have nothing 10 dis
turb their slambers. no cares to break the
flow Of life's gentle river We will publish
8 uaOe or two frnrn our diary.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
Apeaa-Lock ON the Docks.

LIVERPOOL, March X The strike Of the
dock laborers here has been resumed as a
consequence OF the declination of the EN-
ployers to negotiate with the men. \ dead
lock nov maintains. and the position lie
grave
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
Think. a BOLD Measure.

LONDON, March - Gladstone, in a speech
at dinner at the National Liberal club last
evening. sail Bslfour's land purchase bin
was a bold measure which involved III.
British tax PAYERS assuming large IecUni-
ary liability
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKET.
DRMOcRATIC PRIMARIES AND
CONVENTION,

The democratic voters Of the sity Of Rock Island
and Rock la nd township, are hereby nolissd 10
be Al their ever1i voting places n their respse
tive wards al O'Clock D. on Saturday. Narea
ss3 1870 20 seieet delegates 10 the eiry-town-hip
convention. 20 nominate candidate ID each ward
for alderman, and select ward committee. Esen
w.rd IL entitled 20 one delegate for every twenty
Eve votes cast for Cleveland N $50, Anc one for
each fractional over thirteen:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
SECRETARY Wipdon,. Am.

WASHINGTON CRY, Mar,.h 25-The house
committee on coinage, weights and meas
Hres has authorized a favorable report on
the bill prepared By Secretary Window au-
thorizing the issue OF trea @ury notes on de-
posts Of silver bullion, Some amendments
70 the bill we're suggested by Window, and
agreed to in committee. The bill passed the
committee by a vote of ~ 5, Wickham Of
Ohio being the only memh,r absent.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25
ANNOUNCEMENT
POR COLLECTOR.

Al the request Of many friends hereby az
monaco myself ss candidate for the ofhce Of
Township Collector, subject to the decision Of the
Democratic elty-townskip convention,
c. q. SErDgL
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25

NEWPORT, F. =, March 2@-1hs TORPEDO
boat Cushing had Successful final trf 81
yesterday, nsHing tie required twenty-five
knots Per hour during three hours run.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-25

BALTIMORE, Nd, March SS-John :.
Harden, treasurer Of the Western Marvlani
railroad, dropped dead in tue Farmers sni
Merchants National bank Monday after
noon