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Evening journal., 1890-10-24

DIR. DEFIARDr's Pennvrnyal Pills, are the
only geauine pennyroval pills made Z
a r iEg.sfs ard bv mail 81. Otica. 2O} y.
9th Sc, Phila. Ladies bswaleof limitations.
Lunch every morning at Ehcket.'s, Kirk
wood House, Cor. Bird and Shialey streets.
HE1,rp-"I met vour brother Harry the
OF her day" KA.e.." Were you,favora ilv i'm
preese with hfm?" Helen" Oh. we didn't
dauce "-r rank Luslie's.
Evening journal., 1890-10-24

Do not think that little rain will scare
n The bicycle racers. The biz Wilmi. gtOn
road AGA viii start from Hazel Dell Par
tomorrow aft rnO0n at 2G o'eIOcK II the
roads are at all r deable. The track races
VIII HAHN Mt q 30 Rh-Ll ID.
Evening journal., 1890-10-24
lTEms OF lNTsses7

DROP Orr Seattle, Washington, Is trife
hilly: MY erien d. saida new conner meeting
natfve on Thirteenth street. 'can you direct
me To the shortest route TO First street2 am
i'm a htrry.r WAL responded the nativs;
sstest 20 the end Of this block and drop or
where you land will be First street.'-Ruck.
Evening journal., 1890-10-24
THE SYNOD'S SESSION.
ADDRESSES AT YESTERDAYS MEET
ING

whe Case of Rev 5=an squiers Ordered
Expunged From the Records-About the
rev windsor College Proposition-The
I Banquet to the synod.
Evening journal., 1890-10-24

DON'T hawk, and blow, and ut, but use
DR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
Evening journal., 1890-10-24
DR. EliAwoOd's Address.

DR.. Prank Ellinwood was called and
said Il and the report In the line Of
the work laid out by the General Assem-
hlv. What ia the kind of work which
&he Presbyterian Board Of Missions wanti
eome Of them would have highly edu-
Gated men 20 about and preach TO the
people. But we say we must make China
eonvert China and India sonvert India
In word, We must establish plant OF
the religion. Although we may not have
ms many converts as other denominations,
vet In the last ten years we have mors
than doubled the number OF members
Why9 We have multiplied our numbel
of members by eight. We carry OIL
thirty mission in twenty languages. 0ui
resourcen has decreased $i07. 900 in tw
-ears. believe, Mr.. Moderator, ths
Evening journal., 1890-10-24
Rxpangsa Troua ths Rscord

Mr.. Blake moved 20 amend by expung-
ing everything said by Mr. Squiers. Mr..
Swartz said that the committee did not
wish she sen tencs to stay as record.
He believed that these motions could he
voted down and thus allow the General
Assembly TO remove the record. Many
other members spoke heatedly on the
subject
The moderator called for vote to see
If she whole matter should be expunged
and the motion was carried by vote 0
A8 ayes against 81 nays. DR.. Malon
gave notice OF an appeal to the Genera
Assembly.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-20
Railways Reduce Their Rates.
ABBREVIATED TELsGRAMs.

1t is stated in London that Sir Drum
mond Wolf, British ambassador 70 Persia,
is insane
The business portion of Virden, Ills
WAS destroyed by fire Saturday morning
Twelve stores were burned
II took the Democracy of the Sixth
Kentucky dis riot $40 ballots to nominate
W. W. Dickerson for congress.
The Cincinnati Dessicating compauy's
works were destroyed by fire Sunday
morning. Loss, 1900; insured.
Six prisoners in the county Jail at Lock
port. y. y, escaped Saturday. They were
in for burglary, larceny. and rape
1t has been agreed between the rival
com binations that only one base ball club
shall have its home in Pittsburg next
yea.
The coffin factory of J. Stoltes, 1913 and
l95 Christie street, New York. was Quilted
by fire Saturday. Loss, $50, 900. covered by
insurance.
The Austrian court is said to be consid-
ering d modification of the rule against
Jews, which prevents their reception IN
court circles
Ex-CougresSman GA lagher has an
nounced his candidacy for the seat in the
r., U
New Hampshire.
A 9 year-old girl named Mary Dempler,
of Salt Lake. started fire with kerosene
Saturday and succeeded in fatally burn
ing herself and little brother.
Hon. Robert 4. Lincoln. minister to
England, will briug the body OF his son
home and deposit it i'll the crypt of the
Lincoln monument at Springfield, Ills.
A committee of fifty prominent citizens
has been appointed at New Orleans to
take measures looking to the humiliation
Of the Italian assassination societies of
that city.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers, in session ut Pittsburg. was pre-
sented with a stand OF colors Saturday,
consisting of the United States and Cam
adian ensigns.
Samuel GOmper', pre7i lent of the Amer
lean Federation OF Labor. has issued a
call for the tenth annual convention of
the organization. which will meet at De-
troit, Mich, Dec.
The "origina. package business has
been recpened i'll Boone and other towns
in OHIO, and in may places in Kansas, ow-
ing to the two decisions printed in the
dispatches of Saturday.
BlsaOp LougnlIn, OF Brooklyn cele-
bra ed hIs saceriotal jubilee saturday.
1t was made "a fete day by the Roman
Catholics of the diocese, who presented
The bishop with purse OF ST.. 900
At fire in jersey City Saturday night
six chitiren we're successfully dropped
from second story window and caught
by II policeman. Three other occupants
Of the house escaped death by close
shave
Funds are already coming i'll to the
American committee ut New York which
Is collecting for the distress expected In
Ireland this winter Hartford. Conn,
has sent 81 900 and Galveston, Tex, over
81, so
In n message TO the city council of New
Orleans Saturday Mayor Shakespeare an
nounced that he himself. had been select
ed rs the next victim by the Italian assas-
sination society that encompassed the
death of Chief OF Police Hennessy
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-20
THE FOREIGN WIRE
BaIfour Makes a Few Com
ments on Morley.
A SLAP AT THE GRAND OLD MAN.

Gladstone Charged with Reekiessness of
statement-The Gar and His German
Subjects Not Getting Along Pretty
WeiI-Strike on the Vienna Street Rail-
ways-Irish NatioDalists Hold Great
Meeting--British Election Features
Old World Notes.
LONDON, Oct. 20-Balfour spoke at
Newcastle Saturday and severely at
tackled Morley He said that Morley had
criticised him for absenting himself from
Ireland; but when Morley was Irish secre-
tary-a period of six months-he (Morley)
had spent only five days in Ireland. Bal
four denied that any principle of law of
common sense was violated by the ap
pointment of Shannon as resident magis-
tra,e at Tipperary. During the Belfast
riots resident magistrates appointed by
Morley We're repeatedly called upon to adj
Indicate cases in which they hid just
previously acted in an executive capacity.
The evidence in regard to the Tipperary
riot was, as usual in such cases, conflict
ing, but experience justified him in believ-
ing the reports made by the responsible
officers
Morley Not Good Witness.
Col. Caddell was perfectly justified in
causing the mob to move on. The police
used no more force than was necessary
to prevent ingress to the court house. 1t
is quite impossible to refrain from some
use of force on such occasions. Morley
was too much carried away By political
passion to be an impartial narrator. Bal
four was certain that all Englishmen
would feel that they would rather have
acted Col CaddelFs part in the drama
than Morley's Let the people compare
Norley's statement with the ascertained
facts, and then say whether they cared
to trust the interests of she Irish loyal
minority to the party with which Morley
is allied.
A Reference to Gladstone.
He reminded his hearers that in 1888, at
the time of the Ennis riots, Gladstone
made statement in reference to those
troubles which afterwards turned out TO
be incorrect. Now Morley had made
statements in regard to the Tipperary af
fair which were destroyed by the official
reports. Yet neither Gladstone nor Nor.
ley had been honest enough to admit their
error, or to make any apology for their
misstatements.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-20
BRAVELY DONE.
An Engineers Nerve Averts a
Railway H.rror.
FEARLESS HEART AND COOL HEAD

Putting All Steam in this Face of a
Great Peril-A Dash for Life into q
Mass o: Wreck-Tho ImperiIed Train
Goes Through with Few Casualties,
Only One Severe, and the Hero Comes
Ont in safety.
ERIE Pa, Oct. 20-What would have
been horrible catastrophe was averted
On the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
railroad yesterday, near Silver Greek,
through the bravery and cool-hea lie / con-
duct of an eng neer. A detached section
Of an east-bound freight train ha been
run into by the other section, and por-
ton of the debris was thrown over on the
west-bound track just as NJ. 5. fast
train, was gong west. Engineer John
Burns, of Buffalo. of the passenger train.
was coming down the hill at the rate of
fifty miles an hour
A spartan at the Lever.
He saw a truck ahead and then freight
car. but noted that an attempt TO stop his
train and jump would sacrifice some of
$50 passengers. His fireman had left him.
Ia r fash Engineer Burns resolved to re-
main at his post, and springing from his
seat behind the boiler, put on every pound
IF steam, and opening hi, sand-boX so as
o get firmer hold on the rail, the iron
monster, "Ei Gallup" gave suort and
Iprang forward, dashed aside the truck.
md cut through the freight car and other
debris. Burns, with the fortitude of a
Spartan. held the lever and the moment
-. L. 4 II. 1. =
his engine and threw on the air-brake.
An Ovation to the Hero.
AS the train entered the wreck the
sides were torn out of three coaches.
The screams of the women rose high
ABOVE the ser eeching of the steam Al
though the "Ed Gallup" was dismantled,
brave Engineer Burns emerged from the
debris alive but covered with bruises.
) out-hearted men embraced the brave
engineer, HISTORICALLY realizing that his
heroism had saved the train. But one
passenger was seriously injured, and that
was Miss Mary Kane, of Denniston, o
who was in the smoker. Her injuries are
internal, and several of her ribs are broken
She was placed in the hospital at Erie.
Names Of Others Wounded.
Joseph Meyers, of Cleveland badly hurt
about the head; little Susie Heitner,
daughter of David Heitner, of Chicago,
shoulder dislocated; News Agent John
Quinn, of Autfalo, one arm hurt, and
number of others were slightly injured
Strange to say, not car in the train
left the track, and Judge :. 5 Burke,
president OF the Toledo and Ohio Central
railroad. who WIS Oh board. pronounced
it the most wonderful escape upon record.
After the people had got quieted, c. NJ
SpiJZer, II Boston banker. headed "A list,
and over 800 WAS presented to Engineer
Burns by the passengers
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-20

WASHINGTON CITY, Oct. 2O-Assistant
Score AIRY Bussey ha, reversed the action
Of the pension Office which rejected the
claim of Mollie II. Rich, widow of John
NJ. Rich, late of Company d. Independ-
ent battery, Pennsylvania light infantry.
This i one OF the most important decisions
rendered by Mr.. Bussey Mrs Rich is
the second wife of the ex.soldier His
first wife left him and told him to get a
divorce. He went south and later wife
number one, hearing that he had gotten
a divorce. married again. Rich after
consult ting lawyer relative to getting IA
divorce, married the claimant Mr. Bus
sey no that thes presumption is strong
that Rich did get divorce, although
here is no evidence of the fact To reject
the claim, however would declare void
two marriages and two sets of children
illegiti mate, while otherwise complicat-
ing matters Therefore he declares the
claimant entitled to the pension.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-20
BURIAL OF JUSTICE MILLER.
The Body Of the Dead Jurist Laid to
Rest mt keokuk.

The Body Of the Dead Jurist Laid to
Rest at keokuk.
KEoKUK, Ia, oct 2n-The body of Jns-
tice Miller arrived here Saturday about Q
H. m, and was met at the railway station
by the honorary pail bearers, various COM
mittees, company \. Second regiment |.
\. G., and Terrence post, q a. R., to-
gether with several thousand citizens IL
WAS taken To the federal building which
was deliberately draped in mourning, and
there the face WIS exposed To the view of
many OF the cltizens who pas sd by the
casket. The funeral services were held in
the Unitarian church, and the procession
to the cemetery Was splendid tribute to
the honor in which the dead jurist was
held AT his home Many distinguished
men from all parts al the country at
tended the funeral, and the city was IN
mourning garb.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-20
Capdidnte HeIdinR

CHICAGO. Oct. 2j.-Sol Van Pragg, can
didate for the legislature from one of the
districts of this city. was held in s., 200
bail by United States Commissioner
Hoyne Saturday for subornation of per
jury, it being alleged that he induced
John Callaghan and the hurry boys to
swear falsely that they had been in thi,
country five years. so thai they could he
be naturalizsd. Call'tShan and the
hurry boys turned inform.rs and swore
TO Van Praag's guilt. The evidence for
the defense was to the effect that Van
Praag WAS not with his accusers at all on
the night in question, and was given by
C. II. Wallace superintendent of Lake
Il
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-20
has been made to shoot the czar. rne
story has not been confirmed.
POLITICS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.


Thicker to the square Foot Than Ever
Known Before.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. Oct. 20-The situa-
ton in South Carolina from a political
standpoint is decidedly peculiar. Every
body is talking politics and the people are
wrought up to high pitch of excite
ment. The excitement is confined to no
class nor to any particular section OF the
state 1t is general throughout the whole
state and affects both races. The few
days now remaining before the general
election in November bid fair to be days
well filled with bitterness and even blood
sh ed The leaders of the opposition fac
tions are hard at work and neither side
will leave single stone unturned to in
sure victory. There are many who regret
that such II state of things has come, but
on the other hand there are others who
welcome the breaking of old party lines.
Regarding the Negro Vote.
All recognize the fact that the negro
vote will be used and many admit that the
negro will be the deciding factor in the
fight between the whites. A great many
bewail this recognition of the Negroes
right to vote, an d declare that the result
will be that in the next four years the
other side retort that il is the part of WIS.,
dom to recognize the fact that the negro
vote cannot be suppressed much longer,
and to take charge of it now and get con
troll of it. They say that recognition of
the negro vote is but a question of time,
and that, too, of very short time and
that if they did nol use it their oppo-
nents would use it two years hence to
seep themselves in Office.
The Position of the Senators.
Senators Hampton and Butler have re-
turned TO their homes and met with a re-
quest from the state executive committee
to take the stump against the independent
| movement led by Judge Haskell They
were during the summer campaign in
yited by the now independent Democrats
to speak against the Tillman movement
| Gen. Hampton came from Washington
| City and made one two speeches, but
| was howled down and advised by the Till
NANTES not 10 NEEDLE with the state. The
tables are now turned, and they are in de-
mand Senator Butler is willing TO do so.
Senator Hampton Will not take the field
| against Haske l. Both senators will proba-
bly vote for 1iiimau
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-20

CoLUNBCs, o, Oct ~ 1t was not until
noon Saturday that the Democrats In the
legislature secured the presence OF quo
rum. Then the compromise bill regard
ing the Cincinnati board OF works was
pu5 on lis passage aud defeated-52 10 IS
a mo.IJn 10 reoommjt, however, was car
rled, but substitute bill aboliShing the
board and giving power vi appointment
to the sinking fund commissioners was
offered and defeated. 4 motion TO recon-
slider this vote WAS also made pending dis
cussion OF which the house adjourned I'M
til to day at p. IN. The senate put IN the
entire day up To p. IL. waiting action on
the par oil tue house, and thea adj )Grned
until to- morrow
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-20
MORE JUVENILE DEPRAVITY.
An Organization of Boys Who Commit
ted Theft systematically.

An Organization of Boys Who Commit
ted Theft systematically.
Fl. WORTH, Tex, Oct. 20-There were
startling developments in the mystery
surrounding what is known as the Corn
Dodger club yesterday. 1t is an organiza
ton of boys, ranging in age from to Ia
years, many of whom have been arrested
for completely in petty thefts, but on &C
count of their youth and the small value
OF their takings they have escaped punish
ment. Six of them were arrested yester-
day and with them clothing dealer
named Hall. who is charged with receiv-
ing the goods that the boys had stolen.
IL is also learned that the "Corn Dodgers"
have bran ches in Dallas, Waco, Marshall,
Austin. and Houston, Tex, and Denver,
Colo They have code of signals and
other means of secret communication.
Whether Hall is at the head of the organ
ization has not yet been determined
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-20
A Reference to GIadstone.
RUSSIA FOR RUSSIANS.
The Gar Not in Love with Subjects Who
Are Too German.

Are 100 German.
LONDON, Oct. -n-In the Baltic prov
inces OF the Russian empire the cars Off
GERS are making every effort to stamp out
the German sentiment and substitute
Russian for German education, both sec
uiar and religious. The latest move is to
deprive the Lutheran pastors of their sti-
ponds, on the pretence that some of them
are not sufficiently loyal, throwing the
pastors for support entirely on the con
tributions of their fiocks, and insuring
the abandonment of many of the poorer
and more remote churches, where the
congregations would he unwilling to sup
port minister among them.
Crusade ON the German Language.
The German language is also prohibited
on public signs over shops, and its teach
ing forbidden in the schools. One Luth-
eran pastor named Grimm, having been
twice convicted of rejecting on the ortho-
doX religion in his sermons, and now con-
victed a third time, has been sentenced to
deportation for an indefinite period to ST.
IBERIA Notwithstanding all these meas
ures. the people continue strong in their
German attachment.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-20

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Oct. 20-The liquor
men are jubilant over the decision of
Judge Philips. During the week there
will he established saloons all over Kan
sas, with full fedged bars, where drinks
will be sold without the Formally OF go
ing throu GA the original package ruse.
The wholesale whisky dealers say that
they have no fear of molestation, and will
not be al r nd TO run ..wide Oman y
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-20

To THE people of Milan: Just on the
quiet now. Didn't Mr. Searle make a
rantic effort to stuff you when he was
.alking 10 you on Saturday night! In all
hat long harangue he managed to make
me truthful statement and that was at
he close of his speech when he said that
What Gest had done was known to all.
THAT remark was painfully true.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-20

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-20

WHETHER or not hides shall be taxed.
bserves the Boston Globe. now depends
oitly on the discretion" of President
iarrison. This makes the conditions of
'usiness in the shoe and leather trade
bout as reliable as a summer breeze.
here was alhope that when congress ad-
burned business would be safe from hos
lie legislation for awhile, but the mis-
power has been delegated
D the executive. The poor old constitu.
on looks seedy.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-20

So far as the benefits of the Mckinley
bill are concerned the workingmen are
not In it, The farmers are not in it, The
merchants are not in it Neither Amer
lea nor Americans are in it. In fact,
there is nobody in it except the trusts and
combines" which are largely controlled
by British capital.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-20
Admiral Porter'. Illness

WASHINGTON CRY. Oct 2O-Tne condi
ton of Admiral Porter was not so favora-
BILE yesterday. Saturday night he was
very restless. and did not secure much
sound sleep Yesterday afternoon he had
a slight set back. but last night was re-
ported to be resting comfortably His
physician SAYS there is no immediate dan
ger of death
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-20
HER REWARD WAS DEATH.
A Deserted Wife Finds Her Husband t,
He Stabbed by His Paramour.

Deserted Vic Finds Her Husband To
He Stabbed by His Paramour.
RANSOM, Mich. Oct. 20.-Mrs. John
Barber, who came here to prevail on her
husband to return to his home, was
was stabbed to the heart yesterday by
"Big Sadie" the woman with whom he
was living The BARRIERS lived at Lima,
o., and few days ago Barber deserted
his wife and six children and came to this
place with "Big Sadie" a disreputable
woman of Lima He was followed by his
wife, who reached here yesterday. She
W ent to the house where her husband and
the woman we're stopping and besought
him to return with her to their home He
seemed willing TO do so. when the woman
interfered and in a fit of Jealous rage
plunged a knife into NJ rs BARRIERS
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-20

LONDON, Oct 20-The parliamentary
campaign at Ercles is a very lively one
A leading feature of the contest is the
display of pictorial banners. The Con-
servatives are parading a banner entitled
THE Patriot Stowaways." 1t represents
O Brien and Dillon fleeing from Ireland.
They are pictured as stowawsys, huddled
frightened in the hold of "A ship, amid
casks, rats, etc. The Liberals are exhiD-
iting pictures OF members Of parliament
being Swallowed by viilainous looking de-
teCtives
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-20

THE republicans boast that while the
Mills bill would have cut down the reve-
uue only S25. 900, 900 the Mckinley bill
will reduce it S6O.OOO,OOO. And while
The Mckinley bill reduces the revenue to
he government that amount it does not
save it to the people. but passes it into
he pockets of the trusts.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-20

CHICAGO Oct. 20.-No trace has yet
been fDrnd of Charles ]. B.rnheimer, a
Minneapolis wine merchant who disap-
pesred in this city last Tuesday. Bern
heimer left Minneapolis Monday and ar
rived here the next day registering at the
Palmer house. After sending Il telegram
to his wife notifying her of his safe ar
rival, he left the hotel and since then has
not been seen by any one that knew him.
The city police and the Pinkertons are
working on the case, but so far no trace
Of Bern lei mer can be found
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-20
The Alliance and the noyeott.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., Oct 2O.-On June
g. this year, secret circular was sent
out from the National Alliance headquar-
tiers in Washington City. This secret
circular contains wholesale abuse Of the
press opposing the Alliance officers, men,
or measures. and orders boycott of pa
pers opposing them. 1t is regular boy
colt and applies TO all persons patroniz-
Ing the prescribed papers. The order has
been obeyed in two instances in this vi
cinitv