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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-25
germtfate teIe8rny0tf6e 9epef@en.

- Die ygernIpl ploaHia. Baba" mirO TN
uahfen gEinter ALE ibre BaFagieruagg0us
nit 8ampf bet5eu. Gie bat Bar 3st5 1tbsr
1900 YOfagterUasgous tm 8ieuF, unb Die
SeGGueeruuQ mirb etnG SEQ 600 fofeu.
: Der 4Ozj0prise 8rant 28alfsr, fEitber
Erebtger etner GongregatiOnaItfeu $emetu0e
Al Stouiugton, Genn., bat nabe AQeutODn,
30, 9eLbfmorS burh @ridteseu begougsu.
5eiu Wott0 fitr bic 8bat iR nt4t betanat.
- aus BooL RO0ms in Dtsmphis,
EeHn., mur0eu gei1eru i'm giutLlu9e nit
elmer iiir,Iidl BON Gberaeridte bes Stautes
&enrefiee abgegebeaeu GHtidstoaa8 8ei4Iois
i5u.
- @todbaIe 5adiou. Elm reideE Birger
BON gGfz2tBerpooI, D., neider an Der
Grippe taraisberlag, uabm oOrgsftera Qbeno
trrtEHmlin aufatt etuer gisoi5ia etue 9oiis
gtbiublrmat etu unb ftarb biuuen ueaigeu
StuHben mad i6nereu 4eteeu.
- SH Rortaua berri@te gsfferu nie6er
tin t6ftiger Snueefurm, mo Oas EbeGmps
mater faua nuf 10 Grab unter ytuQ.
- 8ns llnteTtaus Der Geiegaebuug BON
8trgtnteu uabm ggferu bic Blu an, UeI4e
ben geburtstag bee 5eueraI5 320bsrt e. See
5am geigBiJGea Seiert1ge ma4t,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-25
@rnteffs Ger GhsrofeEen.

@biCugO, "a. Ttbruor.-gs tpirO bcrifs
tet, b0B Die @berotcieu. Station entihlo6eH 1T,
Den Sdut ber geiCge gegen Die @ntiernuug Der
9flnberb@roen uOn nen Inter Dem 9fQman
yGberOtees "Trip" befanuten, is6s 0fiaioucn
Slider umiaICuom gGuoereien nu,uruien ME
iold)e in Yr0itoent SarGiion'8 iiugffer Bro.
flamation UOrgcltrieben 1T. Seit 1888, 10
bebauptcn iie, bitten ile ba8 2ano obue 51ee.
rereien unb 8elGfiaungen BON Der 9icgieruaq
oerpadtct, uub ble 8,r. Staaten ieieu 1est 10
pcrig ipic friiher, befugt, bic Don linen init
&ieb. .Spnolfaten 0b9eidIOfenen &ertrdge su
arnuuten. IS uerlQutet, oab elnige Bdd)ter
fir, anoerc aegen eiuen Tro;cB nit Der 9&e9icz
rurg iinb. 0duptling Mapes 1T Der MeiuHn9,
oaB Die Gberote'cn-giation ni1t obue 6ampi
nadlgcben ioQte, ba iie unOcren Sales 9emiiier=
mabln eingeitebcn loirbe, fem geieendBige8
&nIedlt auI Den u&bsrofee. Grip" Su befgGn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-25

g2 a0tas, Ut e., "a. Eebr.-llm u9r
geheru fGiib fanS bas 8bgrmometer bier guf
20 Graz uutsr yiuu nub mn ll9r SOrmltz
1ags auf 5 Grab baIiiber. I'm llar an
S0pataG Gben5 mar bas Sbsrmometer auf
SO Graz ii5er giuu aeftegeu, uRo um ulr
beuta ftiib miitbete etu beftiger S9ueeRurm.
gsgcuuarttg (IfOutsg guttas) febt oas
8bTmometer puf so @rnb iiber 9tnu uuo es
reenet 10 Stromeu. Die 6Itefan BemobUer
eutiiuneu fb fetuer osgarttseu S@pantua'
Gen OeS BetteIs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-25
g,ette @ef6uonif,s gycrn,olt,tna =.

gBtImtu8t0u, Del, "a. Tebr. II
IOeben befnuut gemOrbeH, oaB brei meitere
@efGu8eue rDr elmer 0odle aus oem 8ef6ug.
Eiiie aus5rldsu, 70 baB S4ertff auen tuners
balb bier gB0deu 81 yFOfgdn9eJ" OarloreH
bat. 8ie bret auIeBt eutipruageaeu paEea
Deagn @tEbTuGs IN Qaft uuo inter tbuen be-
faab fif Der betiitti8te TSudep" gtcSiH'
mis-. gHer ole anbern ituo, III ul4t betaaut,
% Der SdeEifi ale IGiubetIungeu uerDti'
CERT uub bic YOlttei nt9t ti5er t5re SIH9:
beEa9rtdtigt moEhen if. y8udeg" UEro2
felt ietnem @utfommen bier auf ben 5traBeu
geiebeuf auelH tie B0li3ei fOuate EI4t nil
ieUr oh st nidt III @sldditeu" fHr ben Saes
ItfI &tlanUnlB gum AHsasben sraalten latte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-25
mn6h ainrt SNeIfiimftnLkr.

5auErauaisc "a. 6ebruar. -gius
ReiIe nm tls @rbe ia etuunbie6slig Easen
min SrI. 8eeiue 8otbi6tIo aus Bor; Conn.
ienb, sSoib., am II. gidrS antrsteu. Siir
eer Der Stabt babeu 3u hIeism Bebufe $4,000
iubiflibirt SRI. 9iotbidilb MIL on bemslbeu
Knes pftmGrle abreiien, an trsl6em Citizen"
George Sraucis Erniu flo metudrte sur
Beltnmi5ifiuns Guf ben Bes MAIDEN rirs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-25

8as iolialifiI5e Central. gomtte bat auaes
orbnet, oas nue ggGbler Der ioitaliftideu
Bartet bet nen ShbmabIen iiir bic oeutIds
Ueifuuigeu G0uei6aten iImmen Iollen, no
immer es ii6 um cine gutdetbung 5mti4eu
ioIhsn un6 Sen @aubtbateu Der Sasteupara
tel b1ubelt.
3as Boblrsiultat if iest fir ieoen 8taritt
bee 3lsi6es beiauut. Go erstbt ft9, oas 246
Dlitglitoer erndbIt Hub 15l 2ti9naalen
u6tbtg ftub. Bon ben 246 Sspdalten ftuo
81 Gonisrsatiue, 16 @eihsfeuuoe, 80 Cen
trumss sRtgIieber, % Deutih s5rstnunt9e. l6
9tntiouuI. .0tbGrsIe, 21 5ojiaLifsH, II glldfier,
IA BoIsu, g9sllen unb 8emotraE,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-25
sine 0aft0uag SrganiFottnts Der
lfaoorsa s4taS @IotpoEett.

Btttsburg, ga, "a. Sebrnur. - Der
erfe iemaLs In ben Der. Staateu aSgebaIs
teue, bon GIonafeu ruo llugara etuberHfeue
Gonoent tagt Bar 3Gtt in sEaIter's pale,
auegbanp &ttn. 5wed Der Seriammluug
1T, eiue giattoual Grgauiiattou gun S9uBe
Der Sntereiien Der SIopafen uub llngGru In
oIeu Sbeileu bes gnu0eS 5u gritubeH uHo etu
G1fem 3um 3nsde ibrer befereu SIouns
Su etabTtreH. Delegateu aus neri4ieoeueu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-25
Ser Sammerud) to eGrtsowa. g.

8b0entr, Grt5.I "a. Bebruor. - Sine
ioebeu oom unlGren 9aiiapampa 3ltUer auges
fommCnT Courier btin9t weitere 9tn1ud)feI
iiber Den or1 SamItag rib bort ein9etretensn
9ammbrud. "a 0ianH, 80 BeiBe uuo 4
@blneen, Die Gm uHtren Damn beiaditiat
maren, ertraufsu. 9as StGotd)eu 0idenbera
hat feiuen Sdlaocu erlItten. Die 3abl Der iai
6lustbale Spiitsn 8ideubcrg Il. Dem 9amme
Imgefnmmenen MeuiheH Miro mabriheinlidl
erlt nad mebreren Sageu iefgeIteut meroen
f6nnen, jeooG id)det man Die 9eIammt;abl
Der Spfer auf so bis 20.
Der obsre Damn brad 3uerit, uno Der Gn.
braug Der entieiidtin 9enaiier RIB aud Die
,1rei unteren Gimme fort. Der pefuuidre
8erIuft al ben 9ammen aueiH beIduft iib auf
&QOO 900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-25
srtt afnper 40 sose pergranttt

Gugufa, @a., "a. 6ebrulr.-8i5renO
ft oret 6iuoer 6uut 8eat'3 i'm 1itI oou 6,
uub Sabreu gefieru @tatmittag aaeiu 34
Sauie befanben, fiug oa8 6au5 aus ttgeno ei=
ner unbetannten llriade 6euer, uno bic 0rei
Sieinen fameu in ben Tlanlmen nm. Die Der
fotlte 2ethe bes SingfeH purOe N ben Qrmeu
tes Qelteiien aufQeiunoen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-25
tstuflura etues arokeu Glsbouyea.

Wfinneap oils, Minn., "a. 6ebruar.-
Cine 3epeite aus Giblano, g8isc., meloet,
bob ons srOBe @ebauSe Der ,Superior. See.
Co." 3u Sapfielo heute plOtlid Suiammen9es
f1firit 1T. Gin Mann mnrbe toOtIit uuS meb.
rere nnbere ihper Uerlett. Das @s6duSe ent.
belt cllIa 250, 900 Pfuue Gie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-25
aatefsruSbs ouf oeu, zRnbtIe.Sstper.

gtobile, ata; "A. 6ebruar. - Der 01e.
mo'Queur "8Iora O." wlrOe ge1ern gtadutits
tng ouf Dem NiObile 9Riocr, 27 Uletleu fluss
auLpdrts BON bier, burd eine Reiielerploiiou
5ttlGmtttert. Maidiniit 8illiam grtmslep,
beheH Sobn uno eiu aI8 Sod angetel1er ge=
ger nurocn aetOotet, uno @apt. &has. Saa,
ifmis Der SoOtie 3bomas 0tomel perlett.
3as Brad sln9 gleid mad Der @rploTon IN.
ter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-25
$Y. III. NSSeNer.

9 6 sc 3 9 8 SsSs3 @ es Ieses
81. 744, SBehfSanett uaqe S,t1ss SGraBE,
%yTs1ru7sca: BpTr1ttFass bis nST Ine s'1ats
mi!tdss sSG 3 sis Uhg uub absnss Sen Sts o
ahr, r-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-25
Oss zsmass aRO Ots grsHs.
AwGrse 9oEmctftes naO etn ,,s5cheott'
eegets @GHamafet.

Die @tucunung eine8 gtCgGr8, aWtQt" Oa'
bis, 3um Toitneiiter in 2ttheH8, @a.t bat BET
beu 98siBen IN gan5 georgia grOBe &rbittez
ruug berUoygeruicH, I'M 10 nebr, ais 9r. 2Sa-
namaler erit poriee gGod)e etnen anberen
Sdmar5en 5un 9oitmeifer in 2lmertcus I'M
QlCid)cn StQate ernanut bat. DE promineHs
teiien &aufeute @eorgta'S, pelde bi8ber 6rn.
@Qnamafer'8 2aren II Bbilaoelp4ia ihrc
Suuodaft Sugewenoet, ItnO itber OieieS ictn
Serfahren ais @eueralpoitmeiitcr 10 iebr ent~
riifet,, bas mehrere berielben ibu ld)on gs=
Idrieben baben, iie mirOen tbn binfoEt oboqs
Gotten"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-25

2lrdltett @lQrfe ld]Qbt IN ellenl 0em Senot8s
GOmite fir 8egclu elugereihteH 8erttlt Die
SoRen er @iurid,tunQ elue5 Spfem5 Oer el2t.
trtdleu 8lubtunq fir cas- Sapitol (7O0O
2anlpen ton je l6 Ssr5eHfraiD aui $169 ,47O
uno bic lGbrlid)cn llnlerbaltsfoleu auf $3l,s
800. Die Gcleudltuug Der 2lnIagen piir0e
neitere $500 erfOrDeru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-25
Utn wsind pnt etn Waient abaetpteisn.

BQtent @omnliidr 0htdet bat Die 2lppliz
tation osS @rn. s. u. 6nure nm Elm Yatent
in ber Serpenourg DOn eICftriideH SetuHOdr.
9Qttelie'u ais Srlcbfrait sur SOnbepegun3
Ton 8ootGn, gntomOtIUaH Il. !. NJ. Gbgenieieu.
55r. 6aurc beanipru1te. OaB cine 0tetboOe,
ob9lud i6on iriiber 8OOte Il. /. 10. 0Grdl
Gleitri;itdt Il /. 10. fortbepegt mHrOen, ole
cin;ige ict. bic iid, prattiid berpGblte. Der
GommiIIdr eutdiGo tuOtiicH, oaB Taure'8
@auerit ftiu ucue8 Briu3ip inoOluwe uu0 bag
tcr grfolg Der @scttooe Der beiiertn GoufrHf=
ton Der 3atte1ie III UcrOanteu iet. Die 8ers
pm0un0 eiucr bCiisrCn 8atterie IN etncr SCms
buatiou, i'll meiner irHber ldledttre 8attes
rtc'u buutt mur0Cn, Ici pidlt glettbeoeuteaO
nit Der grfinounq elmer neueu Combination
.-.-A k..cr-a-tnn II t.tl1a111 MEnte1tt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-25
g. Se6)t, t1ltt., 6 S6Dtte,
Gfrjtr unS QOtags.
Nv Qon guI,,efEsr

SIR. 400, G15>Gar0Itaes, SGbWefzgde 3aRifr.
8luts. 6oIss, 6nuts, Blaiens uno gebeims &raHtz
better neroen erfolareib bebanhelt Cgtop28 69itel
9r. aarI S3essSer
beban6eIt Stante IN ieiner Apotbtfe gtr. SE4,
@barphrafe, ButIten Brntts uHc @am6enfraBe,
8clgtus poH bic II urb abenbs BON bl5 9 lFr.
&urfuIsa$+nt irss. (St2s1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-25
81. GGn9reB. = -Grfe StBaNg.
Sbfc0nn'S grin TT . g.

Sie UfefFppoEe ora gREafsaH= Zee tDtt0 bet
Oct adten @bftttutuns ais SdlauPIas
Ser gSeItauSftHnns auseruabI!, .. b.,
tpena etmc FtattfiAoet.-gaa'S GoatgOOerie
init &hanoLgr I'M Senaf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-25
&Annrn Intne.

SftegtttGet Botsr, -~~
beierst
aIe Grttn glotnGtntsrgtTdGite, BOTumente fssgsGs
in srr oeutiptn un6 ensltf1tn GpEdpc unsass
stT!ist une uebtrissunseH ssIteiegt.
gnI Ima ten
s0a ansfaAsss qAsfi 54'stnet' GSnGrs 9aiae,
eDeT6sV aretFTssstses RntaT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-25
2(n8 Der 93nn0eshaupfFaOf.
CoHfmiHdt 9AasaR 1I;O GdDeeee.-I5ornteHe
SSIagetl eegen pte GtUtIOtenft,G 6 oata,tifIon.

98Q56tnqton,0 ,. 6, "a. Tcbrunr. -
9Q8 OauS- G0nite fir @iUil0ienfreiorm bielt
beute Gornlittag cine SiBuug, Ueruabm ie0O4
feline 3euaeu. 9feprdlentant gmart reidjte
FOrnCle 4utldgen gegen bic @tplloieait Com.
miiIdre ein. 9ieieibeu legen bar, oaB &ba3.
2pmQu I'M lebteu Iprtl, mdbreno er Der eirIz
3tge Gipiloieuiz &ommiiidr mar, iciHeH S1ma.
Qer Campbell ohue 8riifHng Su etHer nit $1,000
iallrirteu @lertltelle III Der @OmuIllROn bGf0r'
OgIe; feruer, oaB campbell inl Sanuar 1888
inSgebcim cine 2ttc Der in @toIoteHIt. PriiiUHs
gen ben @auoioateu Uorqelegten 6rG9en aus
0em 8ireuu Der @Ommijion entmanOete unb
einem Sdreiber I'M Penfon8dmt CAB, Delder
iie einem 6rn. 6lpnn, RrtnSlpal be5 uSogs
Snllitute8," iiberntttelte; Icrner, 0aR ggm1n
nm iene Spibbaberei muBte, ais er Campbell,
auaatt i'm sur Suaie gu 5ieben, Su elmer bel
iersn Sttle bci0r0arte; ferner oaB Die Gom.
l"iNdre 9fo0ie0elt un0 Sbomplon Die Nn9elez
gcubeit, ais tbucn oleielbe sue SenntniB &C.
lanQte, aui iid) beruben lteBeu, ua10em lie
Campbell b0rgelaoeu, O2rnouTlen uno tbHt
etnen 8erfpei8 ertheilt batteu; ferner, bag
Campbell ietne Stclle ung:leblid)er 8etie legt
nod befeipet; ferner, 0QB G0mln .. Sallsg
ben Seror0nungeu Der @eiebe 3uptOer obue
8ritfung bei0r0ert puroe, oaB 5bo3. DtItd)eQ,
trotoenI er in bem'@rameu ourdHel, BefO,oe.
RING erbielt, uno oaB @Omniiidr 0fOOieoelt
bte @rneulrung $5anlltOn ShirOpS 81 elmer
Steue I'M @cnIn5biirean erwirfte, ob9leid1 oers
iebc III ieinCr iriiheren 5tellun9 Ieineu 4nt3s
eio tuicoerholt 0erleBt bate.
9a8 @onlite miro anl Dtittmod) iDi2z
Ger Suiammcutreten ua0 Oa8 3eugenceGA0r
iorittCu.
GrtSutipHbmwsea OsR Semass uRo Ote @reHs.
Sn Der bcutigen Gr5tutluFBAHa be8 SeHat8
mor nbermal8 Die 0leoe OaOOn, grHennungen
Ill 8uuot8dmtern fiiaftigbn in 0iisntIjdJer
Situug iu beiprCdeu. @ln oie5be3iiglid]er
8dhluB 1T nod bon Der leBteu @rtIaigung
oes Senut8 ber i'll Der Sd)lOebe mo iOu am
udd1lttu Dtittrpod) euotid) nom &omite fir
0iestlu in porldufiae &rudguug 9e5ogcu mer=
oen. Sic WtnIOrltdt bieeS @omte'S 1T gegen
ole uorgcitlaQene gtcuauug. Der 9eaat iou
in ieiuer bcuttgen Grtfutiuftuug beidlolien
baben, elne llntcrlunung iiber Die 9fet9ooe
ein3uICitcn, Ourd melde Die 3etungcn ibre
gtad)r6ten iibu Die Serban0Iungen in ben
@relutiOiitunaen erlangen.
e0marse 8otmctfter uaO etn ,,Seheott"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-25

Suitpb gleuR0 ATM Ia Ietntr 8oAnuaa an Osr
BeIatrsNOsuue eFitbpITeH.-5sin Sal1as
Ger gBIh. Reumalu 0eg aRgebIidls gl5r
oct. Ser gcrbIetb oss 9eBterea bSs ie6i
Hid)t ttmtttslt.-ggeB oeymutBet, oaB no
oCtieJbe eatIetbG hat.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-07
TRI.CITY MINISTER'S.
The Meeting In Rock Island Yester-
day....Papers Discussed and Eiec-
ton or OGcers Etc

The Meeting in Rock Island Yester.
day....Papers Discussed and EIec.
tion or Onicers, Etc.
The Tri.City Ministerial association
held its regular bi>monthly session yes
terday in the parlors Of the Broadway
Presbyterian church. Seventeen minis
tiers representing the various denomina'
lions in the three cities were present
The general topic for discussion was
The Worlds Redemption" The frs
paper. by the Rev. Gilman Parker, of the
First Baptist church, Moline. handled
the question, What is the Relation Of
the Church to the Masses at Homer" The
central thought of the speaker was that
the church of Christ had been put in
trust with the gospel and it is her duty
not simply to stand and call upon men to
come snd receive it. but to carry it to
them and urge them to accept it. The
best methods of reaching all classes, the
difficulties and objections experienced,
and the successes of the church in face OF
great opposition In all ages. was then
discussed by the association. The hour
for lunch having arrived, the association
proceeded to Mrs. Haverstick's, where
arrangements had been made for their
entertainment in a most hospitable and
bountiful manner.
After dinner occurred the election oil
officers to ve'for one year with the
following result:
President-Rev. J. B. Little, Daven.
port.
Vice President-Rev. H. G. Leland,
Rock Island.
Secretary and Treasurer-Rev. Adds
Albro, D. D., Moline.
The programme committee also made
its report of a programme for the mex
meeting TO be held in Davenport two
months hence, choosing as the topic OF
discussion. Sabbath Observance" 'The
Nature and Obligation of the Sabbath,
Dr. Albro; Sabbath Laws" Rev. G. W
Cue; The Duty of the Church on the
Matter of Sabbath Observance" Rev
Shaw, Davenport.
The business of the day attended to, the
association was free to enjoy an excel
lent paper prepared and presented by
Rev. ]. M. Linn, of the Presbyterian
church, Geneseo. on The Duty of the
Church Toward the Hesthen." 1t showed
that from the standpoint of scripture
theology and history, the church had bu
one choice if she was to fulfill her mis-
sion, and that was, "to go preach, tn,
gospel to every creature" The papel
closed with comprehensive and thrilline
| account of the successes achieved by tn,
gospel in heather lands in this century
Both speakers received vote of thank,
and the association was adjourned witt
few words of thanks and congratula
ton from the retiring president. Rev. "
s. Marquis.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-07
The Water.

The ferry Spencer went into winter
quarters at shutdown last evening. The
boat had been in perilous situation all
day, being fast upon the rocks above the
regular landing, while the water was re-
ceding continuously. Below the city, q
sand bar stretching out into the river,
made it appear impossible to get into the
hsrbor when once out into the stream. A
slight rise, however. was taken advantage
Of by Capt. Robinson, who gave orders
that hot fires be made, and the boat. by q
great effort, got off the shore, and started
for the harbor, actually blowing over the
bar and getting into place of safety by
the most remarkable circumstances. II
was impossible for her to get more than
her nose" into the hsrbor so low Is the
water. but she is out of the way of dan.
ger. The river rose considerably last
night. owing no doubt. to q gorge below.
To-day the water is going down again.
At 8 o'clock this afternoon the river
was stationary, at 8 below the low water
mark
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-07
Police Points.

Officers Schaab and Thomas arrested a
couple giving their names as John Nico-
lai and Mrs. Mason in unlawful company
IN rooms over Ransom's saloon on Market
square last night.
The preliminary hearing of the case of
assault to murder against Clarence Mart
for sta obing the actor, VIM. Chatterton.
on New Years eve, came up before Mag
lstrate Wivill yesterday afternoon. Man.
ager P G. Hsmlin and Mr.. Chatterton
coming from Abingdon, where the com
pany is playing. to testify, and also to
give Il cir evidence before the grand jury
in the case. States Attorney NJ. NJ.
Sturgeon appeared for the prosecution
and Maj. J. M. Beardsley for the de-
Tense. Mart was remsnded back to jail
in default of $500 bail.
When Hermann Schultz. who works a:
Weyerhauser & Denkmann's mill, re-
turned to his home on First avenue, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets at mid.
night, he was surprised to find in pos
session of one of his sleeping rooms {
middle-aged woman, who defied his eff
forts 10 eject her from his premises. Ht
thereupon summoned the police, snt
Deputy Marshal Long and Officer Schaah
removed the woman to the Armory where
she gave her name as Kate Kelley, Of
Davep port She made no defense, ex'
cept that she was in need of place tt
sleep, and unknown to Mr.. Schultz
family. had boldly entered his house ant
taken possession. She was turned on
this n orning.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-07
Primarily for 6aiA.

In consequence of my removal to Cali
fornis will sell the fine residence prop
erty, corner Twenty>first street and
Eighth avenue. 1873 feet front. This lie
one of the most desirable homes in the
city. Everything in firstclass condition.
Good family horse for sale. also several
stoves and sundry household articles.
III. &. WHITRIDGE.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-07
AGreat Slaughter.

Assignees' sale of clothing, hats, caps,
trunks. satchels and gentlemen's furnish
ing goods at the Golden Eagle clothing
house. Rock Island. H., commencing
Dec. 81, 1889. Goods must be sold fol
cash for benefit of creditors. Now il
the time to cloths yourselves. Go before
all the great bargains are gone.
81. p. HULL, Assignee.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-07
NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that The Moline
and Rock Island Horse Railroad Company. will,
at meeting of the city council Of the city of
Rock Island, TO be held on Monday the 9th day Of
January, A. D. 1890, at the city council rooms in
the city OF Rock Island in the state OF Illinois,
land at all subsequent meetings. present its pc
tition to said city council requesting said city
council to grant 1t the right TO construct, main.
tain aud operate double or single track street
railway upon and along Nineteenth street in said
city from the intersection of said street with
Second avenue to its intersection with Third ave-
nue. in said city; also upon and along Fifteenth
street in said city. from its intersection with
Third avenue to lite intersection with Fourth ave-
me, and from said last named intersection west
upon and along Fourth avenue to its intersection
with Ninth street, and from said last named inter
section south npon and along Ninth street TO
Eleventh avenue in said city, with the right to
connect the came with the tracks of said Horse
Railroad Company, and Of the Union Street Rail-
way Company, and to operate the same in con-
nection Herewith.
Dated this 4th day Of January, A. D. 1890.
THE MOLINE AND Rock ISLAND HORSE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
Slot By C. B. HOLMES, Presi ent.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-07
Hose Company Election.

The Phoenix hose company last even.
ing elected officers as follows:
For eman-Fred Yager.
Assistant Foreman-Wm. Marvin.
Sec ,etary-J. ]. Albery.
Ire ssurer-Wm. Heitahrend.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-07

Loans.
There will be q meeting of the direc-
tors of the Rock Island Building associa-
ton Tuesday evening, January Z. 1890,
for the purpose of loaning money. Stock
in the 31st series now issued.
e. q. GUYER. Sec'y.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-07

as follows:
P. C.-H. G. Harris.
s. V. &c. Wilcher.
J. V. C.-J. II. Gardner.
Chsplain-Rev. G. W. Cue.
Quartermaster-F. c. Hemenway.
Surgeon-Dr. E 81. Bowman.
o. b. II. Park.
o. CD. M. Ellis.
Adj. A. Montgomery.
Sergt. Maj w. A. Norris.
Q. NJ. Sergio. W. Halves.
Color Sergio. B. Knox.
Color Guards-Wm. Coulton and c.
H. Edgecombe.
Thomas Campbell then installed the
officers o.
THE RELIEF CORPS.
President-Mrs. F. II. Hemenway.
V.-Mrs. II. G. Harris.
]. V.-Mrs. Rhoda Ellis.
Secretary-Mrs. Louisa johnson.
Treasurer-Mrs. W. A. Norris.
Chsplsin-Mr E. Wilcher.
Conductor-Mrs. Anna Davis.
Gusrd-Mrs. Augusta Gorham.
Assistant Cond Mrs. Susan Nash.
Assistant GUARDIANS. Jehn Evans.
At the conclusion Of this impressive
ceremonial, Mrs. Louisa johnson, on be-
half of the corps. presented Mrs. Hemen-
way, the president. with beautiful gold
Maltese cross. accompanying
THE PRESENTATION
with a touching and appropriate ad.
dress, as an evidence of the esteem and
appreciation of the corps of the presi,
dent. who for the third time had been
selected and installed as its executive
officer. After dwelling on the duties of
the president and its relations to the So
ciety, the lady said:
THE regular attending members have
purchased gold Maltese cross, the ems
blem of our order, which / now in their
behalf present to you, confident that you
will accept it in the same spirit in which
it is given, and prize it-not for its in.
trinsic value. but because it is the gift of
love-and may the crosses of your earthly
life rest as lightly upon you as does the
weight of this little emblem, beneath
whose shining surface beats heart whose
every throb sends forth an earnest wish
for the prosperity Of the w. r. c., whose
loyal work may be traced beyond its own
border. and found lovingly aiding and
cheering our cherished comrades. in theil
labor of love and loyalty. And when
you shall have laid down this cross oil
life, may it only be in exchange for an
eternal crown, the right to which you shall
have purchased with life of unbroker
friendship, unlimited charity. and never
ending loyalty, while wearing the NAL
tese cross Of the Women's Relief Corps.
Mrs. Hemenwsy was completely over
whelmed with the surprise, and visibly
affected by the kind words that had been
spoken, but she found expression for bel
gratitude for the magnificent gift.
Following this there were remarks b,
Commander Harris. vocal selection BY
Miss Maud Crandall. and Rotations b,
Misses Clara johnson and Ethel Archer
A splendid supper followed.
The post and relief corps we're on thi
occasion the recipients of ton of coal
q cooked turkey, and sundry articles wit
the compliments of Hon. Bailey Dsyen
port.