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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-28
Late Scores on the Dfa m ond


The scores recorded Saturday and yes
terdsy are given as follows: League:
At MISUNDERSTANDING 4, Boston s; bat
teries-Gumbert and Decker, Clarkson
and Benn stt. At Cincinnsti-Cinoinna ii
), New York l; batteries sIul-
lane Harrington and BacketG. Rus
sic and Buckley NJ Sleveland
- Cleveland 2, Philadelphia 5; batter
ies-Smith and thinner, Vickery and
Clements At Chicago-Chica 20 4, Brook
lyn 10; batteries-Luby. De morest and
Kittredge, Terry aud Daily.
Brotherhood: At Cleveland - First
game) Cleveland 6, New York !; batter
ies-Gruber and Sutcliffe, Keefe and Ew-
ing; (second game) Cleveland 5. New York
7; batter!es-Gruber and Sutcliffe, Ewing
and Ewing At Buffalo-Buffalo 8, Brook
lyn ID: batteries-Krock and Mack, Sow
ders and Cook; at fredericksburg
8, Boston 4; batteries-Staley, Carroll and
Field, and Gumbert, Kilroy aud Murphy.
At Chicago-Chicago IL. Philadelphia L;
| batteries Baldwin and Farrell, Sanders
and Milligan.
Western: Saturday. At Omaha-St.
| apolis z, Sioux City Il; at Kansas City
| Milwaukee 2, Kansas City 5; at Denver
| Des Moines 6, Denver 4. Sunday Al
| Kansas City-Nilwaukee 6. Kansas City
IA; at Denver-(first game) Dss Moines 8
Denver 10; second game) Des Moines 4
| Denver 9; at Omaha-St. Paul Z, Omaha
| TO; at Sioux City Minneapolis s, Siou,
CITY IL
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-28

Some years ago we were very much
eubject to severe spells of cholera morbus;
and now when we feel any of the symp.
toms that usually proceed that ai,ment.
such as sickness at the stomach. disr-
rhea. ETC.. we become pcary. We have
found Chsmberlsin's Remedy the very
thing to straighten one out in such cases.
and always keep 1t about. 1t Is some.
what similar to the usual cholera cures,
but seems to contain ingredients that rem
der It more pleasant to take. and that do
their work more quickly. Sheriff Dever.
eux tells US that he 10 subject to cholera
morbus, and secently felt spell coming
on, when he obtained q bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and two doses made him all
right. We are not writing this for pay
testimonial. but to let our readers know
what lie q good thing to keep in the
house.-Troy, (Kan.) Chief.
For sale by Hartz & Bahnsen.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-28
Greenbacks Instead of Bank Notes

WASHINGTON CITY. July 2s-Plumb
introduced in the senate Saturday pro-
posed amendment to the bill recently re-
ported from the committee on finance re-
lating to bonds required OF national
banks. Plumb's amendment provides
that whenever the circulation of any ma
tional bank, or any portion thereof, shall
be surrendered, and the same shall not be
taken up by other national banks within
thirty days there after, the secretary of
the treasury thereupon shall issue an
equivalent amount of "greenbacksn hav-
ing all the qualities of those now in cir
lation, and shall add to the coin reserve
for their redemption such an amount of
coin as shall make and keep the same
never less than 10, nor more than 20 per
per cent. of the whole amount outstaud-
ing
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-28
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

Putnam & Robbers chair back factory,
Cincinnati. burned Sunday. Loss, $4,000
Ex-Assemblymau James Damson is I'M
der arrest at Los Angeles, Cal, for for
gerry
There have been 800 notices of evic-
ton filed in Ireland during the past three
months.
Two brothers named Ions aniPhilip An
desat, occupying farm near Newhail Cal,
set fire to the brush, etc, on the boundar-
les of their land in order TO prevent fire
already raging from destroying their prop
erty. Their fire destroyed the adjoining
property, and FRIDAY last the brothers shot
themselves in the head, one fatally; the
other will recover.
The Farmers Alliance is SO strong in
South Carolina that it is claimed that the
regular Democratic nominees for congress
in that state will nearly all be defeated,
and men pledged to the ~sub-treasuryn
scheme elected This scheme is for the
government to issue legal tender ware
house receipts" on grain, etc, stored in
each county by farmers.
The Waxahachie (Tex) National bank,
capital Sl0O, 200. and the National bank of
Chester, VT. capital $4,000, have been
authorized to commence business
The secretary of war is absent from the
national capital to inspect the armory at
Springfield, Mass.
Peter Jackson, the pugilist has sailed
for Australia He expects to return in a
few months
Daniel Mccormick. of Pawtueket, r. l.,
died Saturday night of hydrophobia. He
had been confined To his bed with the ter
rible disease for some time
Hon. W. II. Villas says he is not candi-
date for the Democratic nomination for
congress in his district, but will take it il
offered him.
Gen John NJ. Palmer opened his cam
paign for the United States senatorship
for Illinois at a farmers picnic at Girard.
his, Saturday. He spoke to about 5, OOO
people
DIR. Burt a well-known Chicago ply ST
clan, read a PAPER Saturday before the
Medical society, in which he declared that
abundant drinking of Notwithstanding
fluids was certain cure for consumption
in its first and second stages.
Edward Manierre, and old resident of
Chicago died Saturday at New London
aged IS
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-28

SENATOR CULLoM, who is q member of
the senate's commerce committee, says
that the river and harbor bill will GER
tainly be passed at this session of con-
gress 1T is only question of few
weeks at most" he continued. THE
committee on commerce has instructed
Chairman Frye to consult the managers
of the tariff bill and learn their views
upon the question of giving way to the
river and harbor bill in case the tariff de-
bate runs along beyond reasonable
time. There is such demand for sc>
ton on the tariff that we are willing TO
let the river and hsrbor bin await vote
on that measure. but il the debate is un-
duly prolonged the committee on COM
merce will insist on consideration of its
measure as an appropriation bill,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-28
WIPED OUT BY FIRE.

Wallace, Idaho, Swept Away-Loss,
100000 and 800 People Homeless.
SPOKANE FALLS, Wash, July 2s.-News
reached here last evening that the town of
Wallace, Idaho, the great mining camp
OF the Coeur d'Alene mining district, had
been completely destroyed by fire. An
official of the Union Pacific has received
dispatch that the entire town has
been destroyed with the exception of the
stations of the Union Pacific and North
ern Pacific railroads. 1t is thought by
business men of Spokane Falls who are
interested there that the loss will be fully
e5o0, 00J. T. private dispatch says 800
people are homeless.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-28
HORSE RACING sxTRAoRolNA RY.
A Methodist Clergy man IN New Role
He Manager the Matinee.

Methodist Clergy m an IN New Role
He Manages the Matinee.
SARANAC, Mich, July 2s-Horse racing
under Methodist ministerial auspices has
caught on here in public favor and Sara
nae was completely filled with people Sat-
urday to witness Rev. j. W. Arney's driv-
ing matinee. Most of Mr.. Arney's flock
regard his ideas on horse racing as being
rather in advance of the Methodist belief,
but no eruption has occurred in his church
here. The people as whole seem proud
to claim as their own man who can cry
go" at horse race and shout and sing at
camp meeting with equal ease and grace
The Parsons Horses Good Goers.
The races in themselves were fairly at
tractive, but the fact that Person Arney
had them in charge and was foremost in
bringing the event TO success full termins-
ton made the affair unusually interest
ing Sinners and saints alike turned out
to witness the days sport. In the three
minute class, best three in five. half-mile
heats, Rev. Mr.. Arney's mare Aimee oap-
tured the race In straight heats, amid the
prolonged cheers of the spectators. In the
S-year-old trotting race DodgeT, also owned
by Mr.. Arney, captured first place. A
proposition WAS made to cut The colt race
short owing to the limited time, when the
crowd called to Mr.. Arney to finish the
race Sunday.
His Reverence's View of the Matter.
This caused him to look grave There
was no open betting on the grounds. In
an interview Parson Arney said that he
had been active in getting the races up,
because no one else did it, ano he wanted
it done. As to racing, he was born to en-
joy it, and WAS sorry it had baen SO much
abused. Good people had never thought
it wrong for him to try his own speed al
foot-races while at college. and he asked
why they should object to his trying the
speed of his horses
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-28
The General Opinion.

Congressman Gest. of Rock Island, has
been renominsted. That was foregone
conclusion But in the Eleventh Illinois
district republican nomination does not
mean an election. Mr.. Gest will have 8
harder time of it getting there this year
than be did in 1886 or 1888. There is no
man in that district capable of giving
him so much trouble as Ben T. Gable,
who is likely to lead tine democrats to
victory next November.-Dsvenport
Democrat.
Truthful words, Dir. Democrat! Gest
will never be reelected to congress from
be democrat. and his name is Cable.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-28

LILLIAN RIVERS, q young woman who
created a sensation year ago by escap-
ing from the Bethany college at Topeka,
Kas., is counting fame again by having a
diamond set eonspicuously in one of her
front teeth. She recently made her ap-
pearance on the streets of Philadelphia
displaying this innovation. and the effect
when she smiled was said to be startling.
Having once seen it you could well say.
cher bright smile haunts me- still"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-28
Lacy Invited to Challenge.

LYNCHBUEG, Va, July 2S-The News
prints long letter from Gen. Jubal A.
Early, replying to the recent structures of
Maj. j. III. Lacy, of Spottsylvania, in
which, after giving Lacy hail Column
bia," the general says: LAS to the intima-
ton of some newspaper correspondents
that Lacy's TRADE might produce chal-
lenge from me to him to fight duel, l
have only to say that, according TO my
understanding of the code of honor, if he
were man worthy of such notice after /
had pronounced him liar and slanderer
in person, as we'll as in my card, the said
code does not entail on me the initiative "
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-28
viii Investigate Gen. Baum.

WASHINGTON CITY. July 2s-The house
committee on rules, in its report favoring
an investigation of the pension bureau,
says that the charges are that Gen. Raum
referred a communication from George E.
Lemon, the noted pension claim attorney,
asking for a certain change in the rules,
to Deputy Commissioner Lincoln, who re-
ported against the change. That later
Gen. Raum made the change and that
still later Lemon loaned Rarm $25, 600.
The charge that Raum is int rested in a
refrigerator company, and requires-by
direction-employes to take stock is also
made. Congressman Cooper fathers the
charges, and says he will prove them. He
presented copies Of corresponds in sup
port Of the first charge The committee
says the charges are based usually on
hearssy, but that the investigation should
be made, as the public service should be
uQOuestiouabIy clean.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-28
latest News by Wire

CHICAGO, July 2S.-A bad wreck is res
ported near Waukegan on the Milwaukee
division of the Northwestern railroad. A
freight train ran into passenger. and the
results are serious. Officers are reticent.
TRUCE DECLARED
BUENos AYERS. July 2s.-A truce was
declared between the authorities and in
surgents. Desperate fighting in the
streets continued up to the last moment,
the government forces suffering contin-
uous defeat. The killed and wounded Ia
estimated at one thousand.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-28
IN CENTRAL AMERICA.
Why the Collima Was Schedule ports
from the Scat of War.

Why the Colitma Was Sefzed-Re port
from the Seat of War.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 2s.-Domingo Es-
trada, consul general for Guatemala in
this city, has received the following tele-
gram from the Guatemalan minister in
the City of Mexico, dated July 25. "Guate-
mala accepts war provoked by Salvador.
The Salvadorian army was routed on the
23d. The arms on the steamer Collima
were seized with the consent of
the of the company of the
American minister by virtueof an
article of contract with the Pacific
Mails company. This contract binds the
company not to carry munit ions of war
or troops to be carried on board of the
steamers from any of the ports be
tween which they ply, if there is reason to
believe that they are to be used against
Guatemala"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-28
senate and House synop sis.

WASHINGTON CITY, July ss-In the
house Sa turday resolution vas agreed
to for special committee of five to inves-
tigate the pension office. The senate
amendments to the sundry civil bill were
considered and many of them we're nom
concurred in. Without finishing the bill
the house adjourned.
The senate non-concurred in the house
amendments to the original package bill.
The tariff bill was discussed further,
speeches being made by Colquitt and
Morgan. Bills were passed to pension the
widows of Gen. Crook, Gen. Fremont and
Gen, Mcclellan
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-28
The MinneanoIls. ISL. Paul Oensus.

WASHINGTON CITY, July ga recount
has been ordered of the population Of
both st. Paul and Minneapolis. Superin-
tendent Porter says that the evidence of
fraud at Minneapolis is concl usive and
that wicked ingenuity was employed to
pad the returns. He gives Minneapolis
some comfort by remarking that st. Paul
Is tarred with the same brush and that in
many instances the returns from there
are more suspicious than those from Min
neanOiis
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-28
COWBOYS AT SEA.
The Breezy Westerners Worr,
the Captain.
DISCIPLINE LAUGHED TO sooRN

Making Matters Lively for the ships
ompany-The Free-and- Easy Plains
men Dispose of Their Time TO Suit
Themselves, and Tell the Officers That
They VIII Take Charge If Not Let Alone
Three Boys" Arrested.
New YORK, July Twenty seven cow
boys made Capt Morgan and the officers
of the steamship Chicago, which arrived
yesterday. very uncomfortable on the voy-
age from London. They practically owned
the ship for six or seven hours on the
night of July 20, when nearly half Of
them got hilariously drunk on Bass ale,
which they stole from the forward hold by
breaking open the hatcn. Cattlemen usu-
ally sign the ships articles and come back
here nominaily as sailors. They do no
work, however.
Wanted Room to Promenade.
The cattlemen who left London en- July
10 ON the Chicago Were a little more live
ly than the usual lot. Two days after the
ship sailed several of them were caught
tearing down the cattle pens. When the
second mate asked them what they meant
they answered that they wanted more
room to promenade in. The second mate
told them to stop and they threatened &c
give him thrashing il he did not speak
civilly. He got them TO desist by threat
ening to report them to the captain. One
of them said that if they were not treated
with more considerat on they would call
up the boys" and take charge of the ship.
Had Liberty to Suit.
As there were only twelve men abovt
deck, aud no firearms aboard, the second
| mate looked upon this project as unpleas
antly feasible. The cattlemen had pretty
much all the liberty they wanted, anC
| they wanted lots of it. They strolled int
| the captains cabin when he wasn't Their,
| land sometimes when he was), and mad,
| themselves almost as much at home as i
| they were co-partners in command Som.
| of the cattlemen went forward to sleep, a
| it was cooler there. The whole ships com
| pany was aroused by q fight in the cattle
| mems new quarters on the night o.
July 20.
Let Them Fight IL Out.
A dozen or more of them were drunk
| They were allowed to fl ght it out TIT
third mate found out early next da,
where they had got their liquor One o
the cattlemen, installing the mate for
| common sailor, took a bottle OF Bass on
of the nook forward and gave it to him
The mate reported TO the captain, who
accompanied by some of the sailors, wen
| forward and found the hatch broken opel
and three of the men lying beside it bin,
| drunk
Put Up the Distress Signal.
They were given chance to sober up
but the captain did not dare TO arres
them, as their number was too large
When Capt. Morgan got into port ye5tel
day he sent the American flag up to tn
mizzen, with the union down. The sic
nal was seen by the police boat patrol
which boarded the Chicago and arreste
| the three culprits. They are Henry All
son, James lyman and John McNamari
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-28
THE DECKS NEARLY CLEAR.
Congress Almost Through with the Al
preparation Bills.


WASHINGTON CITY, July1s.-An the APP
preparation bills have gone to t ne president
with the exception of the Indian bill,
which has passed the senate ard now goes
into conference; the Notifications bill,
which is in conference; the sundry civil
bill, which has passed both houses, and
will go into conference this week, and
the deficiency bill, which is now on the
house calendar. There is very little to in
terfere with the continuous discussion of
the tariff bill, therefore, except the river
and harbor bill-if it should he taken up
and the reports of confereDc e commit
tees, which have right-of-way No deter
mination has been reached about taking
up the river and harbor bill, and during
the early padt of the week the considera-
ton of the tariff bill will proceed regu-
larly each day in all probability
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-28
Gaudaur Is the Champion.

DULUTH, July 2s-The water was per
feet for the regatta Saturday The Lurline
club won the four cared race with the
Wiz nipeg men in s:0s1S. Nettleton won
the Junior singles against Fitzgerald in
ll:35, and the Lurlines added another to
their victories by taking the junior don bles
in l0l713. OF course everybody was ON
the qui vive for the great race of the day,
which WAS the professional singles. Gau-
daur, Teemer Hosmer, Hanlan, Ten Eyck,
Hamrn. and Mckay started. Gaudaur
won 10 ao:Sa, with Teemer second, Hosmer
third. Hanlan fourth, and the others
punched
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-28
WIN Set 500 l.risoners Free.

ATcHIs0N, Kan, July 2s Omission of
che words Sin the penitentiary" after the
word Imprisonment" in the crimes act
may make the law imperative and re-
lease from Jail many person now serving
lime. b. p. Waggoner, prominent
lawyer, will petition the United States
sourt for the release of negro convict on
sbis ground. If the petition is granted it
will set at liberty nearly 500 persons.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-28
Supported by the Populace.

BUENos AYREs, July 2s.-Gens. Campos
and ArredontiO, commanding the insur-
gents, have seized the arsenal, barracks
and Plaza Laville. Their forces include
five military and two citizen battalions
and the cadet corps. The government
commands seven battalions and expects
re endorsements from Zarate Many
buildings were destroyed. Senior Pole
GRIM, who has assumed the presidency,
was vice president. The populace sup
port the revolution, which has extended
to the provinces. The authorities are ne
eotiating with the insurgents. The chief
of police, Capt. De Villa. is wounded.
Sharp fighting con tinues around the ar
tillery barracks.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-28
A Patent Lawyer Murdered.

FRESNO, Gal, July 2s.-John D. Fiske, a
lawyer and manager of the Opera house,
was shot and instantly killed Saturday
night by Joseph L. Stillman, an inventor.
Stillman shot Fiske as the latter was rum
ming away from him, and says that the
latter threatened to inform his Still
man's) wife of his alleged infidelity if he
didn't give him (Fiske) a half interest in
certain patents
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-28
ROBERT LAIRD COLLIER
The Distinguished Unitarian Divine Dies
of Paralysis.

SALISBURY. Md, July 2S-The Rev.
Robert Laird Collier. one of the most
widely known Unitarian diviues in this
country, died early yesterday morning at
his country home, the Everglades, stu
ated about twelve miles from this
city He was stricken with paralysis
Friday night and never regained
consciousness. He married the daughter
OF ex-Cougressman Hiram Price, of the
Davenport district Since then he had
held the most prominent Unitarian pull
pits in Boston, Chicago, Brooklyn. Wash
ington City, and Kansas City He also
had charge for long time of prominent
church at Leicester England
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-28
THE SPIRIT OF WAR
Seems To Be Rampant South
of Our Borders.
BLOODY REVOLT IN BUENOs AYRES

The Government Overthrow. the Presi-
dent Fugitive and the Streets Heaped
with Dead-Popuiar Sympathy All Over
the Argentine Republic with the Revo-
Itionists-Also the Military-A State Of
Siege Declared-The War in Central
America.
CHICAGO, July 2S-The following tele-
gram has been received from Buenos
Ayres, dated July 28s "a revolution has
the garrison have rebelled and joined the
revolutionists Firing is still in progress.
Business is entirely suspended and great
excitement and confusion prevail The
| minister of finance, Garcia. is pris-
oner.
LATER-The fighting is of the most des-
perate character, many being killed and
| wounded on both sides. The insurgents
are advancing toward the Plaza de Lavic-
toria, where the presidents palace and
the town hall are situated. The president
has escaped to r ,sario.
8 p. m.-The revolutionists claim the vic
| tory and have announced new govern
ment with Arem as president and Romero
as minister of finance The regular
authorities, however, are still in partial
possession aud declare themselves able
to suppress the uprising.
| STILL Lateral O'Clock Saturday
morning revolution was instituted by
| the Union Civica, assisted by two battalions
| of the garrison. President Colman has
| declared the whole republic in state of
| siege The national guard has been called
| TO arms. Later reports are that five more
battalions of marine, the arsenal, and
part of the artillery have declared in ia
yor of the revolutionists. The postal and
telegraph offices are surrounded by SOL
diers.
Triumph for the Revolution.
The revolutionists are reported to have
completely triumphed The governor OF
Buenos Ayres is seriously wounded.
President Celman has just embarked from
the Catalinas mole, taking refuge on q
foreign ship. The governor of Cordova
brother of the president, has also escaped
The revolutionary party has issued a man
ifesto, signed by Alexandra NJ. Allen, A.
Del Vale. NJ Demaria, NJ. Goyena, John
Jose Romero, and Lucio V. Lopez.
Beginning of the Toubie.
| When the revolutionary plot WAS first
arrest of Gen. Campos, Col Figuerea
and NJ Casargo All denied any knowl-
edge of the conspiracy, but detectives
were at once placed in the barracks anc
In officers houses. The espionage wa:
deeply resented by the army. The officer:
who were arrested were great favorite:
with the rank and file, and the injustics
which it was claimed had been done them
was deeply resented
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-28
Made . Bresk for Liberty.

ST. JosKRH. Mo-, July 2s.-sVhen sew
eral members of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union were leavi1 g the Jail
yesterday afternoon after. performing
services, Charles johnson, a desperate
burglar, accompanied them AMI stood in
their midst. When the front d Dor of the
jail was opened johnson made desper-
ate dash for liberty and succeeded in es-
Gaping. He was shortly afterward recap
tured.