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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03
Ask Your Frlsnd, Abut n

Your distressing cough can lie cured.
We know it because Kemp's 3alsam
within the past few years has cured 80
many coughs and colds in this CO nmun.
ity. Ask some friend who has used 1t
what he thinks of Kemp.s Balsam There
is no medicine so pure. none so eff ective.
Large bottles 60c and 81 at all dru gpists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03
Struck Against Non-Union Men,

LONDON, July 2-The coal porters of
Dublin, 1000 in number, struck yesterday
In consequence of the employment by the
masters of number of non-union hands
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03

Long Service. -Emplovment. Agent:
See herel How is this2 You STAYED two
weeks in your last place. How did that
happen2 Domestic: Sure. Oi donno.
Oi muscht av overshlept meself.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03

Not So Bad. Anxious Young wife:
Do you really feel too unwell to 60 out to
dinner. dearf You see am all ready.
The would-be invalid: Well, what is
there for dinner IL we stay at hona2
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03

For beauty. for comfort. for improve.
ment Of the complexion. use only Poz,
zoni's Powder; there is nothing equal to
it,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03

well, called on Miss BObbett last
night and broke the ice." "How unfor-
tunate, when ice is so hard to repl sce"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03

The play is not always mirth- provok,
ing that is full of ticklish situations.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03
LOCAL NOTICES.


The Crown dining hall. No. 1908 Sec
ond avenue. is now ready to furnish you
the best meal in the city for 25 cents.
SOC. 900 to loan on real estate security,
in sums of $500 and upward. at lowest
current rates of interest. without COM
mission. E. w. Hurst, Attorney at
law. Rock Island.
Undertaken J. NJ. Sweeney is at his
place of business, 1425 Second avenue.
where he will have his headquarters for
the next three months. Mr.. Sweeney is
president of tie Undertskers' state assoc
citation, professional undertaken, and
an expert arterial embalmer.
Notice.
All dog owners are hereby notified that
they must procure checks for 1890 before
July l, as all dogs seen without checks
attached after that date will be shot by
the police on sight. Phil MILLER,
City Marshal.
Excursion Tickets.
On account of the Fourth of July
excursion tickets will be sold by the
Rock Island & Peoria railway July Sd
and 4th, at one fare for the round trip.
Good for return until and including July
7th
Excursion on the Fourth.
The Libbie Conger will take the Hiber
MAN Hall association and their friends to
Clinton on the Fourth. The boat will
leave Rock Island at S:l5. Moline upper
landing at $50 a. m. Tickets for round
trip, rs cents. Refreshments can be
obtained on the boat. The Conger is the
best boat in the business, and this trip
will be delightful pleasure. Go TO
Clinton on the Fourth with the Hibernian
Hall association on the Libbie Conger.
Rates to the Educational Meeting.
For the National Educational associa-
ton Eeeting- at ST. Paul, July Sth to
11th, the Chicago. Burlington s. Quincy
Railroad company will sell excursion
tickets to st. Paul at $11.13 round trip
July LIST to 7th inclusive. good to return
to and including July 18th, aud for trip
beyond. by deposit of ticket. limit can be
extended until Sept 25th. Train leaves
Rock Island 5:55 p. m. daily. arriving at
st. Paul at 7:10 a. m, and on July 7th
there will be a special leaving Rock ISIS
and at 10 a. m, arriving at Savanna at
l 80 p. m. connecting with the grand
special teachers train and arriving at ST.
Paul st $50 p. m.
Take the "Riv>r Bank Scenic Line.
Keep cool and be happy. For further
information, apply to Fl D MACK.
Div. Pass Agt, Rock Island. Ill.
Taoehay., N,roraf a..,,,.ror
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-03
Intelligence Column.

Cheapest and best place in the paper for
Wants, - Lost" "Sale'' and Rent notices.
Only one-half cent word. Everybody reads this
column Try it,
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-06
SUMMONS.


In she District Court Of tho Third Judicial
Distrsot, in sEd fox Mohavs Conaty, Ter.
ritofy Of Arizona.
Btsphsn II. Hinkis, Piainssf.
W. 80HlyB1ue
O. u. Mining and MiiIsng
Company, Defendant.
TIE Territory of AriEons senSs Gisetinf
10 O. X. Minsng and Milling Compssiy.
Yoa are hereby Summoned and required
20 sppeAF In civil action broneht aGaIns,
yoa BY the above named Plaintiff, IN thu
District Court Of tho Third yudisiai Dis
srict, In and fer Mohavs County, Territory
Of Arizona, and answer tas eognplains fies
With shia Court at Kingrnaa In said Count
within ten days. texolnsive Of the day ol
ssrvies). after The service upon yoa Of thil
snmsons, IL served within the Couaty, bal
II served out Of the Coanty and within th,
Distrist, than withiE twenty days. In Al
other cssss thirtv days.
And yon are hsrsby notified that II yos
fail 70 AppeAF and answer tho complaint a
sbeys reqairsd the Piaintih will take judg
ment By default against you.
CsiveH under my hand and ths seai Of thi
saia District Court at King
saAI man this 18th day Of November
-~- A. d. 1880.
G. NJ. Fursros, Clark.
Dated, Kingraan. Novsmbsr. isth 1880,
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-06
Assss a. nsxs, y lss. ss.lz.

=
I'd. achleGsIia, Inc discoysisr of
tlss Tcnestons district, arrived hare
last Saturday with . prospsetcr's eatas,
consisting ei fine Spring wagca, foar
head II mules, tens, sseay msAaTiA and
other psssphefnalis oil tha wei squippsd
prospecsor and ieft Msinday for ths Santa
Maria country, In this county, with the
intention of fading the gold, which b
thoasht 10 hsvs bsen found In iB63 by
"Nigssr Ben" and Ehich 10 Sepcrtsd
richer than the Gold deposiss iccnd on
AnEelope mountain, wlhich In 1858 yield
ed t2o0. 900 whom worried BY Mai. Pssp-
les. Mr. schisfEslin bblieyes he has .he
right directions for fiading tho exact
locality Of ths traditional gold EiIss. and
vas accompanied by Una man . native Of
Alaska AND whom he brought with him
on his return from rsospscsing aear 10
AlsAka, several years ago,
The legend Of the "Nigger Ben" is told
- follows by old psoelecsors:
Niggsr Ben cams fr,m the south with
Major Peoples In ths early eotiss and
while At the Antslops, Ben became lnti-
mite with the Mohavs' AEaehes sad won
their coAdence anil they offered TO
show him, whore ha,aw Of gold could
be iound.
At three dIffsrsnt tirnea and a nsany
different parties he WAS taken by tbs In
dians each time By davioas routes, 20 tho
sauae spriag Of wsser, at which lived the
old Ckief Wsbsr Yuma. But tbs Indians
eoslld not overcome thsir superstition
against showing shits imas gold, and II
had iss effect against the negro. Al
theagh the guides - In all such eases
waved their hand and with frantic
gestures cried "Hsrs, heap gold, " and
left the eelorsd man 10 search a. lsss he
could, but with no success.
Afterwards Mai. Peoples prospecsed
thu country thoroughly, ha. did mot And
tho tabled gold.
Since then hundr,ds oi prospecters,
who have taken stocl, In tns story, have
sssrchsd thas country for tbs lost Nisgsi
Bea gold, but ell hsys failed 10 locate
the exact spot. Prospectoss all units ID
saying that there 10 gold somewhere Ia
the mountains near thsfe or the placer
fields, which are iound below woalt
not exist.
II is hoped that MI. Schieifelin win b
successful in locating ths lost "Sixgei
Ben" gold.
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-06
SUMMONS.


In ths District Court, Third Judicial Dis.
trict, In and for Mohavs Ceunty, Terri
tory az Arizona.
James y. Carter aad william
Miller, Plaintiffs,
W. bufnmonB
OK. Minin9 and Milliag
Company, Defsndaats.
The Territory of Ariztns ssnds Gfsetins
TO the O. X. Mining and Milling Company
Yoa are hereby summoned and rsqnirsd
10 appear In aivil ASTON bruught sRninst
you by the shove named PLAINTIFFS In ths
District Court Of the Third judicial Dis
trist, In and for Mohave County, Territory
Of Arizona, and ansver the oornplsint fieS
with thia Coert NJ KinRnan. In said County
withfn ton days, fexstEsive Of the day ol
service. after the serwics npon you of thil
snmnsoraa, II served within the County, bui
II served out OF ths County and within tn,
District, then within twenty days. In al
othsr nmsea thirty days.
And yon are hereby notified that II yos
fail 10 appcar and answer the complaint n
above raqrireS the Piaintif viii take iadR.
nssnt by dsfa1lt against you.
Gives pnder my hand and the seai Of th4
ssid District Court at Rin@RAf
szAL this 10th day Of Hovsmbcr, A
ID. 1880.
C.M. Fussros, Clerk.
Daasd, Kinaman, November l9th 1850.
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-06
SCHOOL KNTERTAIsMEsT.

The following 10 the programme Tor the
Kingmsn school entertainment 10 be held
In the M. Z. church Friday evening. Dee
18th, 1890, for the purpose Of raising
funds 70 finish the school house.
PAHr YfRsr.
Overture, Piano and violin, Mrs. J. X
Russell and Mr.. Lee Rsnght.
"Wsieome Song" |" By School.
Essay = Letting In the Sunlight, -
Miss Mabel Magniv.
Old Fashioned Reel Revolutionary
Costumes, ,--Gsosgs sud Lady Washing
ton, freddie GoidiIworthy. snd Grscia
Zissner.
Flora Aitken and Chester Fee,
Lallah Potts and Willis BorehsmI,
Bertha Besches and Ira Fes,
Lizzie Anderson and jobs Neal,
Mary Ferrar and Albert Noli,
frankie Potts and Iestss Wilkinson.
Florence Ogden and Charlie Andsaon,
Edith Ogden and Gs,orge Kisr,
Kitt,e Wilson Arthur Maguire,
Doclsmation, Noisy Boys" John Neal.
Ipstrumsntal Duet Mardi Graz
QuAdrille." Miss hrs Potts and Ms. y,
Il. Russell.
Tablesu---''The st,asons," Spring, Liz
zie Anderson; summer, Mary Ferra
Autamn, Frankie Potts; Winter, Edith
Ogden.
PAmr sKcoHp.
Instrumental Music.
Raeitation--"woman's Curiosity, p
Miss Mauds Aag,iIs.
Operstte--From Mikado, "YhFee Littb
Maids from Kingnan school," "Yun
Yum" Bertha Bscchsr; Peep Bo,'
Florence Ogden; "Pitti Sing" Lallah
Potts,
Reeitsionr~'eThs RussiAn Hlave,''
Miss Eva Potts,
Rscitstion--"Iittls Jim," Kittie VII.
son.
fnsssumeatal Mu,ic,
n. ...'amatlon--"'york Your Own Way.
Paul Mcguire. =,
parasol Drill-C,psain, Miss Mauds
MaxuIre; Privstes, Eva Potts, Mabel
Mcguire, Kittis Wilson, Edith Ogden,
frankie Potts, Ux,as Anderson. Fiofsnce
Ogden, Bertha Beecher.
After the cntsrtainmcn dance viii be
given in the new court house.
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-06
Mi.i.,g Nstes.

The lessss Of the Sunlight Chloride
mine have struck q rich Lead and arc
taking out some Of the richest ore ever
taken IRON thsA nina.
Foster Q. Dennis, this week, leased
from J. N. Murphy the Champion and
Twins mines, this side Of the wash from
Cerbai. These are valuable claims ind
ws understand that they VII be develop
Cd by Mr.. Dennls and II they turn out
machinery for working the ore will be
put up.
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-06
Aaviss % ylsthers,.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrur has
been used by mothers for children tseth'
ing for over fifty years with perfect sue
cess. II relieves the little sufferer s'
once, produces natural, quiee slesp b.
freeing the child from pain, and the littls
cherub awskes a. bright 40 o buiton.' .
II is very pleasant 10 taste. soothss ths
child, softsns the gums, allaya pain, 70
iisves wind, regulates the bowels, and d
she best known remedy for diarrh@a
whether arising kpm tssthins o. othe'
causes
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-06
Hetise 10 Creditors.

Estate Of David 8. Terry, deoeased:
kssics Is hsreby given by tho undersign
I'd, administrator Of ths estate Of David 3
Terry. deceased, 10 this creditors OF, and
ell perzons having claims aRsinst the said
deceased, 10 exhibit them with the neoessa-
" vouchers within four months after ths
fret publication Of this notice to said ad
niuistrntor as his store In kingrnan, ths
sans bring the place for tbs transaction Of
ths business OF said ests.e in the town OF
Kingmsn, County sf Mohsve.
@. w. BngcnEa,
Administrator of she estate ef David S
Terry, deceased.
Dated kingman. November IL. 1aso. IRA
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-06
weather Report.

Summary for month ofNov. ofseteoro-
logical Record U. 8. Signal seivice for Sig
nal Arix. Max. 726. Min, 40 Mean,
Ss.3, Range 2s:s, Highest 80, Nov. L.
2. Lowest 80, Nov. ~ Precipitation
46-l0o inch. HExRY KosHLAsD,
Voluntary Observer.
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-06
I'm. nls.sassn ssAssI.

Tho following is the List ot pupils In
Kingman school, who have neither been
absent nor tardy for the weak ending
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-18
VICE PRESIDENT WEBB TALKS.


NEw YORK, Aug. l7.-All the regular
passenger trains on the New YORK Central
ran ON schedule time to-day. Incoming
trains also came in with no delay. No
freight trains were sent cut to-day, but
railroad officials say they will he run reg
ularly tomorrow.
A reporter called on Vice President
webb to-day and asked him II he had any
idea yet a. To what the result Of his inter
view with Powderly tomorrow will he.
ayes, think have" answered Webb,
with a smile Of much meaning. ~ think
that powdcrly will call here tomorrow,
submit hl- demands, which will bc re-.
fused. and think lac will call the strike
of, and decide to- sacrifice the members
of his order on this branch rather thau in.
volvc the whole order in the fight on the
entire system, which in the end would be
sure to be- DISASTROUS
Powdprly aud other members ol the cN.
ccutiyc board Of the knights 81 Labor
kept themselves secluded to-day. II Is
understood they were comforting on i'm.
portaut matters; but nothing will bc done
until Powderly meets Webb tomorrow.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-18
THEY DID NOT COME
MlSSOQla Surprised at the Non.ArriVal
Of The PhilipsbursS.
Fred and Townsend Edwards Cap
tured and Brought to Town
They Deny All knowledge of
Their Uncle's Murder.

Special 10 the standard
MlsNoULA, Aug. L. The Missoula base
ball team are not particularly stuck ON
The Philipsburg aggregation who are SUD-
posed To- represent that camp in the dia.
mond. Several days ago Manager Stevens
received a telegram that the Philipsburg
team would be- here to-day. lie made
special arrangements for good game,
The diamond AT the race track was nut i'm
shape. Some races were arranged 10 helm
draw a crowd, and hand bills were dis
tributcd advertising the game. Yesterday
hc telographcd the manager at Philips
burg and at 3 o'clock received an answer
that the team would be- here without fail
on No, 3. lie made arrangements for
their entertainment at the Florence, hired
buSses {" take them Ia the race track, and
when train time arrived went 10 the depo,
with hacks to meet the men, but found
them not. They had not come; neither
had they sent an explanation.
Deputy Sheriff Aberncthy came down
from Grantsdale this morning with Fred
and Townsend Edwards in custody, Fred
was arrested several days ago ana held AT
Grantsdalc. From there Aberucthy took
buggy and drove to Ross Hole, where
he took horse and followed the trail to
Glbbonsyille. There he found Townsend
Edwards and told him he was wanted at
the coroncr's inquest being held
over the remains Of his uncle,
W. VI. Edwards. lie came along
without the slightest resistance, the only
objection being made by his employer,
who did not want tn spare him. At Ross
Hole he first learned that warrant was
out Tor his arrest on the charge of murder
ing his uncle. Even then he made no ro-
slstancc, but accompanied the officers
willingly. A. L. Robbins, city marshal Of
Deer Lodge aud father-in-law of the de-
ceased, came down from Granisdale with
the men this morning. He told the
STANDARD representative this afternoon
that he had known the Edwards broth
crs for long time, that he had number
ot conversations with Fred white under
arrest at Grantstlalc, and that hc had
talked with Townsend on the way down
here, and believed firmly that neither of
them know anything about tho
murder. lie says that he has not
the slightest doubt that W. II. Edwards
was murdered, hut has no idea who com
mittcd the crmc, as the dead man was
not known To have an enemy in the world.
Sheriff Houston has received word from
| Antoine Finley aud the posse Of half
breeds that they have captured an Indian
who Informed Ia Lccee Of the approach
Of the former posse, hat escaped arrest al
that time. The sheriff will 90 10 Rayalli
after HIM tonight.
j. Il. Toule of Anaconda and Mr.. aud
Mrs. W. &. Child aud family. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. u. Bannister aud family aud
| Theodore klcinschmidt uf Helena went
| mp 90 Days ranch at Riverside this after
noon.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-18
CHINA PROTESTS
Against Corea borrowing From tho
United states.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE Chinese
minister in this city has received informa-
nation that some American representa-
tive of the Corran government Is seeking
To negotiate IA loan in its behalf with
capitalists in the United States. The
minister deems it his duty To make public
the fact that the negotiation of such
a loan at this time is not ap-
proved 10y the Chinese government,
10 which that Of COrra, he says, is
tributary. Corca, he says, is poor
country, with small resources. and not in
IA condition 10 pledge any of its revenues
rs security for "A foreign loan. II is al
ready indebted Ia the Chinese govern
mcut in a considerable amount advanced
Ia It's king "A number of years ago. This
minister says the Chinese government
would not allow the customs or other rev
cnue Of Corca To be appropriated 10 a for
cign loan so long as lis own Indebtedness
is unlquIdatcd.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-18
HOUSE AND SENATE.
Programme of business for the Rest of
the session.

the session.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Il. The pro-
grammc of business for the rest of the
session will he determined in the senate
this week, il the present understanding is
carried out
Quay will introduce his resolution,
which, under rules, will go over till Tues.
day for action. Ii will not be referred Ia
the committee but will be disposed Gf in
the senate, when il comes up for
consideration. A motion will be
made to include the federal
election bill as measure of that shall be
considered after the tariff bill is disposed
of. This will precipitate debate and cause
considerable bitterness between the two
wings of the republican majority. Quay
and Aldrich, who is acting with him, be-
licves the resolution will be passed by a
good majority with no amendments.
Ii is probable tomorrow wills be sHpen-
sion day in the house and committees
will he allowed to call up measures for
action under this order.
The committee on education, il il be
classed in the call, will seek to have called
up the senate bill TO extend additional aid
Ia agricultural colleges.
The committee on agriculture is TO have
the floor Tuesday. and possibly for sew.
cral days following. in order To discuss
and act upon the compound lard and
meat inspection bills. When these meas,
ures are disposed OF il is possible the Ia
bor committee may have day, il th,
election committee does not insist OF
pressing the contested election eases.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-18
FROM BUENoS AYR S.
Trying "a Compensate shareholders In
the National Bank

LONDON, Aug. ia dispatch from
Buenos Ayres to the London Times says:
The minister Of finance has declared that
the government will issue no notes based
on the security Of land, Ii is intended
To- cancel the law for the remission
of 100000 in hypothecatory notes.
Whatever the commission may dccl H.
upon. il will be relatively small aud be
supervised by leading foreign bankers,
who Will also supervise the withdrawal of
rcmissions when confidence has been re-.
stored. Scuor Lopez hopes in year TO
hnyc the entire finances on "A sound work.
ing basis. IL is reported the government
Is seeking means Of cumpensatiug share
holders in the national bank for
losses incurred 10y them through
tine telman clique and is trying 10 pat the
bank IN a sound position without liquida-
ton. Over due bills of the Cordoba bank
are said to amount O. Sil.0OD,OOO. Further
-Candalous revelations are expected.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-18
EMPEROR WILLIAM IN RUSSIA.
A Friendly Welcome Extended by tn
Newspapers.

Newspapers.
ST. PETERsBURG, Aug. l7.-Newspapers
here extend friendly welcome to En-
peror William, with the sincerest pacific
declarations, and declare that Russia is
disposed TO cooperate with Prussia and
will AT the same time they hold that the
emperor ought to operate in Vienna
rather than III st. Petersburg. seeing that
Russia will only accept solution of the
Bulgarian question in conformity with the
Berlin treaty, which has been violated by
Austrian completely.
The Car and Czarina have arrived at
Nnrva.
REvAL, Aug. l7.-Emperor William ar
rived here at noon to-day. The Russian
squadron fired salute in honor Of the
German vessels. The Grand Duke Nlad-
imir received the emperor on his land
ing. The town is richly decorated and
great enthusiasm is manifested by the
immense crowds in the streets. The em-
peror. with Prince Henry, Chancellor Won
Caprivi and suite, started for Narva at 3
o'clock.
NARyA. Russia, Aug. 1.-THE German
emperor arrived here from kcyol at :
o'clock this evening and was met at the
railway station by the czar. The two
monarchs were Immediately taken To the
villa set apart for their conference.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-18
AN IMMENSE CAVE.
Men Walk In II over Twenty Miles In a
Straight Line.

NORMANDY, Tenn, Aug. l7.-Thcrc is
intense excitement AT this place over the
discovery yesterday of cave that So far
seems To surpass the Mammoth cave IN
size and in grandeur.
Yesterday morning as a party of gentle
men were inspecting the country two and
onc-half miles southeast from this place,
and directly between here and Tulla-
homa, they accidentally discovered the
entrance, The party entered the cave
and walked IA good distance 10y the
light from the mouth, which is
about eight feet III heighth 10y
twelve in width. They having no
light to go farther returned Ia Nor
mandy, got lanterns aud then went back
to the cave, arriving there about O'Clock
in the afternoon. They walked ia wha,
seemed To he direct line all night, hut
they found no end. There was a small
creek running through the cave from
northeast To- southwest. The distance
Travelled could not have been short of y
miles. Rctracing their steps they arrived
at the mouth at O'Clock this afternoon
They say there seemed To be- no end Of th,
cave. In some places the passage is hun
drcds II feet wide. As the mouth of the
cave lies at the foot Of what is known as
the table lands or barrens, il is believed il
extends under the whole table land.