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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12


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leas-Ald Baldwin. Emmer Laaniere. Nil
Der, O'D0uuell. saunders. stein. stokes eleo-
bias. Stryker IurAtr-l.
Nays Noue
By Aid. TURNER
Resolved That the surveyor of the Board OF
Public Works Dee. aud is hereby instructed 10
ascertain and report 10 this council what
distractions ifany exist la the alley IN block
gof MorilsOn's addition "a said city. which
allrv extends from Praslce street 10 Butter
worth avenue. n said city.
Adopted
Yeas-AId Anderson. Baldwin Emmer. Lau-
Mere. Miller. OD3nueu. Saunders. Stein.
stokes. stebbins. stryker Turuer-l2
Nays-None.
Bv AID. TURNER:
Resolved. That his Honor. the Mayor ap-
point a committee OF three 10 report district
L. be- assessed for the opening ot ealthy ave
nue., from Grand River 10 straight street. In
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12
GRAND KAraDs aAEKArs.

Dresses Esef- & ass Sc
DRESSED Nork $ aNa4es
1Ees-ee Auitoe-ess4 ' peuna
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paand fswis ~sse 3 ls,sla tarkeys Lls :
po@De eeess - : PoeAa.
nlacs.
Sese eseass
tud c.Eea -. - q paald.
less sses = Feund
tal sslas- te - pe.eAa-
ehsel sbsas ,spstl each.
4aslVa scs pound
tAraers rroauos.
Batter 81 Isl poulG.
EE1s-i t,s ~ dozen
Potatoes So . bushti
Cabbage , hundred.
lumlps--ssss 81. y 1-Shel.
Res 5e bushci
I4rsaips- 81 bushei
oAiols-5se 2 ausael
Grain. fIear Snd teed.
n hesi ~ 90. 81, = bashel
lorm-ssa-tse ? bushel
oats New - 900 busheL
Corn Mesi 1o ten
kye-s5c ' bushrl
hsriey-sl .5sss - . hundred
@sIoaae leo sii.eoa 1895 teu.
bran s.-.as. = fau.
Ntaaduss $500 y Ton
No1r-Liiy White. = Patent s. y hun
orea.
Jol,bsrs' Frioes
Apples p -5a2 $50 p barrel
Beans 81 -es 30 ? bushel.
Egss-lss 81 = dozeA-
butter lN6-e0c = pound.
fOlatoes-a3t ? bushel
Most complexion powders have a vul-
gar stare, but POAOn j. "a true beau
timer, whose effects are lasting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12
Miscellaneous Business.

~ Launirre here presented q box ~ choice
cigars WITH che compliments Of Maxim Rin-
g1etre which were accepted. and INDUCED tn
after af fournmenr
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12

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80. -. ''7'"' 9''AeS H'eo0'nS'
rytI5 StiTnrps
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bv requested r, e.f,,bIf.b r, rad. linz, - s
tiida street. in the rltv of Grant E,,.its On,
Colt ayenu,. in said cifv ~ North a,core i'm
said city ana to furnish - mis- c,,,,.i' 49,,
estimate az r,.+ 49, .,~a,lt,,.. i,
paving the cutters az the al.o,c named street
between me poinfs named m. sarna bef,,. .,
n,ce~s,rv pubti, lr,proye,nent
Adopfed
YraS-Afd ,,d.rsor C-e,uo r,,,.,..
Ial,ni.-. ViIer o,ba,n., -,,',.',s-i So.
Stokes Srrbhirs stryter T,,r,sr-ls
Navs-Nore
Bv Az. SAUNDERS.
Resolved Thst,n. p,s-, - r.,,,,,i. W..
OF the city Of Grand Ranidsb. and - - horl',.
requested 70 est,llish m. e.rad, i,,. ~ VI,
avenue. In the city Of Grand BaniGs fr. ~
Cedar street in SAID rifv. 70 the rigbt If ~
OF the Detroit. GRAND Haven 4 lIiIwsnkee rail
vav. and H. furnish tofbfs council an, ..,i,.,..,
81 cost for ,r,dlnr .,r,velin,, and ,a,fno tn
cutters of the above named str,ef. b.t,ycen
Ihe points named. the same b-ia, b. n.,..,>.,rv
public uprovcment.
Adop;el
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mer Iauni.r. ,rr.r o.D,,oeil s,n.,.,srs
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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12
TREAsUEIK's NOTICE.

CRY TRr ksvRTns 0Frf~r
6rtVn RtrIr~ Mich. Jsn. ~ lss.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roA lor fhe construction - = sewer iH h'ocf q
tonverse & Talford's addition. il How 10 my
hands. and that viii receive payment thereon
f9f the period ~ twenty day. from THIS date
~ tho once of the CITY treasurer. Cztv Hall.
GEORGE J. PERRY.
Civ Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12
COMMON COUNCIL


s-r uas "a - te pipes ar extsaaed SOD
.ifs.le lssEriefs sersra4sg 90 Csc -ss.s -a1
He1faa .aupaaF receives tlrsui- fls l.
re sllil saly represa abeaf ESQ llsarel
all effs l9i. srs Ber nIl-. esd "a tl.s easis 't
.a.l.a 4BD-aF that i1e sefss. a. aas als.4s-i
1F tga eItg. sa4l1 4st PCS las 4fertst sa4
aaed aarzes al tae eat ~ b
~ cen y-ars. 4n4er enc na7G favor
aale eir14l slaaaes. lt 4gpeans tfam enc
report "a tle Bsdla 4t faaie ".fAss
r.ar me ass nil-age g.ee aDsf- m-alla--d
a.ls cost 81 = rIs.a. ala ta- .aefu1 lryu iae
Increased e. az Is seven tl...sald 2 81. a..a-
1r-l STATS ase al atls as.ars. @aif- p az
eears $ lasiln eisas D. ssT g. l9 gas ta- a.
.al interest e ser cent. aH sac 94i,l i.l'4iAz
aaads 81 cover r1r expense ~ &itIitr'
clash sas 4eesssaI 30 maze me rkt-lsl'at
44d s84l1 appeal thsf sita compel iif
t1~ arld a. better res4lt could De .11hfd TOO
alI tna aaaaaI 1s1eI-neY m4sf Or proportion.
afefv Increased
heesraiuF me gI-sroa Gf . sale si ti- tif
lraaIe compalYs property rt--. 81 tHr f'if'
f rhar sas decided lDoa, sac price
s...sIl be- ts .aa. a. possible. after enc eitg 4aa
....f-..-a desire 10 lls aal enc 0nrr 90
81 s made. ID good laifl, ala ~ith tAr iltrh-
-.... 81 .sil AL deliver tle property ana irtii-
Ed. SIS. p rlal LEI decided apol Dg one -ltF. az
i- .ssa a1lre o. pose. Die. aad al s8oa as pa,
s..ls 20 4rsaaz- tbe same am1u- lhe various
holders a4a assa-rs and paroles interest iH the
Hylr44Le Company rnea % che basis thus
arrived A. IS 48t 4sreed upon. the matter Wiz
b. slbmItlei ro arbitration
aa....asf f..ffr as.s
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-23
TWO VICTIMS of IAN EAGLE.
The King OF the AR Kills . Mother an
Fatally Mangler Her child


The King OF the AR Kills Mother and
Fatally Nangies Her CHILD
NEW YoRK, Dec 33.-The steamship
Aguan, from Nicaragua, reached port Sun
day, bringing news Of desperate battlebe-
tween a mother and fierce eagle, in which
the prize was the womsn'sf-yearoid child.
The story was told by Buena Guasa, who
was one of the passenesss by the vessel.
Guasa lived in the canyon OF Jalisco.
Mexico, where he has large cattle ranch.
He left there two weeks ago. and two days
before he started the battle occurred. One
of the farmers living in the canyon is
named Guteriz. His family consisted OF
his wife a handsome young woman. and
his 4-year-oid son Pedro.
swooped Down on It's Prey.
While the mother was engaged IN her
household duties on the day in question
the child managed to steal out of the
house. She missed him and ran out to see
where he was. A sight that almost froze
the blood in her veins greeted her eyes.
About ten feet from the house door where
she stood was the child. A big eagle was
lowering not two feet above him, and be.
fore the poor woman could collect her
thoughts il swooped down 20 get its prey.
Mrs. Guteriz rushed madly 10 the eagle
and threw herself on his back, grasping
his wings
Fierce Attack ON the Mother. -
The bird relinquished his hold of the
child and made a fierce attack on the
woman, crushing in her skull. Il then
graspcd the child by he back and had as
cended about twenty feet in the air with
its burden, when Mr.. Gnteriz came on the
scene. He was armed with a gun and
taking in the situation at glance. shot at
the eagle. His aim was good and be
brought him down at the first shot. The
mother died two days later. The little
child was frightfully msngled by the claws
of the bird and was not expected 90 sur
yiNe
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-23
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

The Casino skating rink, Chicago, was
destroyed by fire Monday. The loss is
$4,000.
The Veterinary society, of Paris, Il
about to try the Koch system for tubercu-
losis in animals
Rye, Colo, reports an epidemic OF diph-
iberia, with five deaths, and the disease
spreading rapidly.
Five thousand dollars changed hands on
the result of wrestle between Hugh
Leonard and Dennis Gallagher, at Buffa-
10, n. Y, Monday. Leonard won.
Sueci, the faster, is now, with George
Francis Train, the star attraction at the
Nickelodeon, dime museum at Boston.
Through Governor Fifer, Illinois has
asked the Worlds fair people 20 give that
state eight acres Of ground for its exhibit.
A very good counterfeit s. gold piece Is
IN circulation 1t differs from the genu-
inc only in size and is worth intrinsically
A40
Railroad travel in Scotland is almost
totally stopped by q strike. About $3.50
men have quit work, and l 600 more are
expected TO go out.
A steamer for South American waters
aas been built in sections at Elizabeth, Pa,
and will be shipped in that condition and
put together en- arrival at Barranquilla.
Gen. Miles telegraphs from Rapid City
5 D., to Gen. Schofield at Washington
City that $50 followers of Sitting Bull
have been captured. The rest of the hos
Lies in the neighborhood are expected to
surrender shortly.
A settler in Victoria, b. c., named Ar.
thur Teale, who has made comfortable
fortune by farming, has just been dis
covered to be the heir to great estate in
,hancerv valued at 81. OOU. coo in cash and
tes 0n0 fs1f, in nronertv
I'M ,,tva.asn T,a,;a,s ;ns;e,sd =, Naw
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-23
/. in DEFENSE OF HOLMES.

Two chicago Papers Praise the Ket,r-
ing street Hallway What
He has Done for n Great city.
Auent the fact that fnumber OF papers
In Chicago and elsewhere have been of
late abusing c. B Holmes. the protector
Of our present consolidated street railway
system. the following expressive of
different viewson the part OF two other
Chicago dailles win be read with interest.
The Herald in commenting on the siiua-
ton says;
/. Whatever the outcome may he there is
little doubt that @. b. Holmes will be
compelled to step out. There will be no
struggle for his retention. II there is q
fight at sll II will be for the future con-
troll Of the road. As TO the charge thst
MIR. Holmes has mismanaged the affairs
of the corporation II Is being pointed out
that for the eighteen years he has been
! connected with the company il he's pros
pered exceedingly. and It's extension and
growth has been almost phenomenal. Its
facilities, the accommodations aud tho
general treatment Of patrons have been
far ahead OK the north and west side
street e. car companies. Everything
that could conduce TO the COM
fort OF passengers has teen freely
given. When Mr. Holnes took the
superinte 1dency of the company there
were twenty-five snd one-half miles of
track. sixty bob,tail cars with fare boxes
instead OF conductors, and 500 horses.
To-day there are 100 miles of track. :
pol cars and 200 under construction. g.
500 horses. three pc wer houses aud cables
doing the work of 1000 horses. During
his management twelve cross town lines
have been constructed on which transfers
are given. 10 1880 Mr.. Holmes con-
ceived the idea Of introducing the cable
system. and in January, 1881. his plans
were carried out on State street. The
Cottage Grove and Wabash avenue cable
was begun under bis direction in Deem
Der. 1882. The tracks on both lines then
extended only TO Thirty ninth street, but
In 1886 they were laid on State street TO
Sixty-third street. and in 1887 on Cottage
Grove avenue 10 Sixty seventh and Jack
sou Park, making now thirty.seven mics
of cable rosd. The system of heating
the cars was introduced in 1886 aud has
been In successful operation ever since
In 1878 the company carried an average
OF $4,000 passengers day. In 1890 it
carries 200. 600 daily.
And the Nscs remarks:
Where ln the entire country has cable
service reached such stage of perfec-
ton as the one in this city under Mr.
Holmes management Ii zone man
power" such as Mr. Holmes has exercised
results In furnishing the very best trans
portation service 10 the city. and the best
IN the oountr-- of it's kind, the public
will be loath 10 see that power curtaiied
II has a very vivid realization of the
effects OF "one-man power" of totally
different kind. Nor will it cease TO hops
that the cable lines of the north and west
sides may In time approach the perfec-
ton OF the system that is public tribute
TO hr. Holmes energy. public spirit and
executive capacity.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-23
------------------
THE CHANNELS CHANGE.
How the Great River Inns shifted Its
Course ut Buriington--surpris
Transformation,

NOW the Sreht RIVER bn- shifted Its
Course ut Buriington--surpri
Transformation.
For years one of the worst points on
The entire upper river has been found in
the vicinity Of Burlington. and last sum
mer the trouble became so much of a
menace to navigation that the river Inn,
provement engineers took bold of 1t and
attempted removal OF the bar by means
OF detected current, placing IA wing
dam where II would throw the current of
the river against the obstruction and cut
II oit. This dam seems to be making
trouble there. There has been some
thing of an ice gorge above the c., B. &
2. bridge there and some damage has
been done. bit the most serious thing is
seen In the fact that the current OF the
river does not run as il formerly did, but
Is now trending In such direction as to
make 1t almost certainty that the chan.
mel will be greatly altered. At point
some distance above the city the water is
sharply detected from the Illinois
shore TO that on the Iowa side, then
follows along the river front of the
city till past the levee and about half
mile above the bridge. There
1t slows and scat err, drops the sand il
has been carrying. and slides slowly I'M
der the bridge. The channel that has
been followed by the steamers for many
years has been near the Iowa side. as near
IL as the channel here Is near the Island
shore. This channel is Just the spot
where the tickle current Is depositing its
burden Of silt, and 1t seems probably that
the channel will be filed up and the draw
rendered useless.
The C.. d q Q Is building new bridge
there. and 1t is a question if the draw to
be constructed in It will not be a place
entirely different from the place il occu-
pies In the present bridge. Whatever
the outcome may be. rivermen are unani-
nous in the opinion that surprising changs
Go have taken place in the channel there
sbouts since the close of navigation, and
are still going on. They generally attri-
butte the freak of the big steam to the
wing dams bait by the government. and
nowsay that the last wing dam built off
the foot Of Otter Island during the past
season Is responsible for the pranks now
oe.ng played by the chanEel.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-23
CLEVELAND FULL OF THUGS.
Assaults ON Women So Frequent Tha
They Go Armed-The Latest Case,

Assaults Women So Frequent That
They Go Armed-The --latest Case.
CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 2S--As Miss Mary
Billson, daughter of prominent citizen
Of Cleveland, was passing an alley almost
In the heart of the city at about dusk Sun
day evening, well.dressed man sprsng
out and attempted to drag her into the
dark passageway. She screamed for help
after having torn the fellows hands from
her throat, whereupon he dealt her ter
rible blow and left her lying, face down.
ward, in a puddle of water. People who
were attracted by the girls cry saw the
fellow running for dear life, but his start
was so great that he could not be over
taken Miss Billson would probably have
been drowned had she been allowed to lie
in the water minute longer.
Something New in Women's Fashions.
Assaults upon unprotected women, as
they have returned home from work, have
been so frequent in this city of late that
there is concerted movement on the part
of shop and factory girls to prepare them
selves for making vigorous defences OF
their honor, and it is now quite fashiona-
BILE for Cleveland women to carry daggers
and other Understanding implements. The
police seem to be unable to afford any pro-
lection whatever.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-23
eoesLeo THE MESSIAH.
A Not Harmless white Crank Who Hs
cans...a Much Troubl.

A Not HARMLESS White Crank Who Has
Caused Much Trouble.
PINE RIDGE AGENCY, S. D., Dec sS.-The
agency enjoyed veritable sensation yes
terday The police arrested the Messiah
down in Red Clouds camp. When they
pulled the white blanket of they found an
Intelligent but harmless crank, A. c. Hop
kins by name, from Nashua, Ia. He
claimed that he was here in the interest OF
peace. and that he had come because the
Indians misinterpreted his message.
His Mission Is Ended.
He wanted to 20 to the Bad Lands. but
Agent Roger changed the address to Chad
ron, starting him under an escort of police
Some of the Indians were indignant over
his arrest, while others laughed, and said
he was crazy fool. None of the chiefs
take any stock in him, and Red Cloud
walked up 10 him and said: ''Yon go
home You are no son of God
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-23
A CROOK FoR HIS MOTHERS SAKE.
Ed Spear Robs Three Banks to Save His
Mothers Credit.


Mothers Credit.
TOLEDO, O.. Dec. Esd H. Spear, a
prominent young broker, was arrested
yesterday for swindling the First National,
Merchants National, and Ketcham Ma
tioual banks out of 81, 900 each He depos.
tied $3.50 in each bank, saying he wished
to transfer his account from the Northern
National. Just before the banks closed
he drew three checks for 81, 100 each on the
Northern National, and each of che other
three banks promptly cashed them. Spear
refuses to give any information as to the
whereabouts of the money.
Later-The Crime Explained.
Late last night 1t was learned that i'm
mediately after cashing the checks Spear
went 10 savings bank and lifted a loan
of his mother. He has sacrificed his rep
utation for his mothers credit.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-23
win s,uav ,h- F-,,,v. u,cro,..

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-The New YCtk
Meteorological institute has fled articles
of incorporation which were approved by
Judge Audrews. Of the supreme court.
The purposes Of the institute are for "the
study and grstuitous treatment OF eonta-
gious diseases, comprising a Pa-teur and
Koch department for the treatment Of
hydrophobia and tuberculosis
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-23
4. Woman whips Two Raceoons.

Fec HARBoR, N. j., Dec 23.-Mrs. John
Pomi Ter, prominent resident of Emily.
vile. small town about eight miles from
here, was attacked early Sunday morn.
ing b, a large raccoon, which sprang upon
her and attempted to grab her by the
throai. The animal was forced of by the
younl, woman, who secured club and
killed it. Mrs. Pomilier then proceeded to
the bs m, which is some distance from the
house, to feed the live stock, and when
returning to tina house was attacked by
anoth ar raceoon, which sprang at her,
but a ter a hard fight she succeeded in
KILN this animal also.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-23

PLATTssyRC. v T., De aa-Last
"Wednesday afternoon Amelia Ia Bonn
pari. 10 yesrs old, started 10 walk froun
Wolf Pond. Franklin county. where size
had been visiting. to lar home Ia Malone.
a Assistance of fourteen nile She did not
arrive 1t Mhlonc. aud dilieent search
tailed 20 discover her whereabouts until
yesterday afternoon, when her body was
found abont three miles from where she
stared. she having been frozen to death
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-23

IT wouldn't take much of frost to nip
Mayor McConochie's little boomlet for
denomination next spring. There are
sigma of revolt all along the line, but the
most serious break is threatened in his
own ward where some of the prominent
braves have their scslping knives out in
process Of sharpening.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-23

a prominent physician and old army
surgeon In eastern Iowa was called awsy
from nome for few days. During his
absence one OF the children contracted .
severe cold. and his wife bought bottle
o. Chamb.rlain's Cough Remedy for IL
iney were 90 much pleased with the
remedy that they afterwards used sew
ersi bottles At various times. BE said
from experience with IL. be regarded II ss
the most reliable preparation in use for
colds. and that IL came the nearest Of be-
ing . specific OF any medicine be had
ever seen. For sale by Hs.iz & Bshn
zen. druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-23
Hsls is 70 me Lssnr.

The man who tells you conhdeu
tally just what will cure your cold ID
prescribing kemps Baissm this year. Ia
tne preparation of this remarkable medi-
cine Tor coughs and colds no expense "a
spared TO combine only the best and
purest ingredier:s. Hold bottle Of
hemps Bslssm 70 the light and iook
through II; notice bright clear look,
then compare with other remedies. Price
60c and 81.