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The state herald., 1890-04-11
AT TIE NJ. E. CHURCH.

The cozy interior Of the NJ. L. church
was scarcely equal to the numbers
who desired TO attend its Easter SER
vices on last Sabbath morning. The
pastor, the Rev, II. B' Cook, conducted
the services and delivered an eloquent
sermon upon 1.-The Lord is risen in
deed,' Luke 2i.3i.
In the evening ah Easter service
was given under the direction OF the
Sunday School.
The seating capacity Of the church
WIS taxed to Its utmost and everyone
was pleased with the exercises. The
children did nicely. Mrs. Timberlake
should be complimented, not only for
tie way In which she rendered 1.-The
Legend Beautiful" but for her willing
ness to go upon the platform for the
encourage ment Of the children. The
choir also deserves word of praise for
the excellent music IL furnished for tho
occasion. Below we publish the pro-
gramme for the evening.
Opening, selection, Choir
Reading Scriptures, Pastor
Prayer, II. B. Cook,
Singing, Choir
Greeting, Maud Flint;
Song, Bess ie Timberlakc
Recitation, Frank Johnson
:" Nellie Belknap
Singing Choir
Tomb Of the Garden Charlie Temple
Singing, Now Rejoicing by four young
ladies
a little speech, Dot E,kl,ard
The open Tomb, Belle Adair
Singing, Choir
The Legend Beautiful.
Mr.. Tiinberlake
Remarks, Pastor
Singing Choir
Bcnediction.
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Call and examine our wallpaper
and get our prices, Dakan drug
company. 25th
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New cabbage at Hyatt's

FOR SALE-One yoke Of large oxen
well broken, ages five and six years
j. z. ANDERSON,
Sci sec 6 7.47.
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Attorney Chas Allen Of Sterling was
at lIolyoke on professional business on
yesterday.
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CALL FOR REPUBLICAN coUN.
TY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.


There will be meeting Of the Re-
publican Central Committee, Saturday
April 18th, ut 2 r. II. business Of i'm.
portahce TO transact. Let every mem.
Der of said committee be present
Meeting over the lIolyoke State Bank.
Il. r. BnANSoN Chairman.
The festival and musical entertain.
ment given on lust Friday evening by
the ladies composing the Earnest
Workers Society" Of west lrolyokc,
was well attended by our citizens and
everyone appreciated the labors Of the
ladies to make the entertainment one
Of enjoyment to all present. The sup
per was M excellent one and In fact
the entire programme for the evening
was arranged Hsd carried out, In n
manner deserving more than n pass.
Ing notice. The crowded condition Of
our columns this week compel ns TO
he brief but We know that we but echo
the sentiments Of all present when We
pronounce the festival md musical en-
tcrtninmcnt one of the best yet held In
1lolyoke.
MgniT Wins.
wc 4es,fe IA sny 10 our citizens, That for
years ws have beeh selling Dr. kIiss New
Discovery for Consumption, Dr. kiHs's New
l.ifc Pills i'ucklcn's AfnIca Seivo aud
Electric Bils,fs, and have never hsrdled rc.
NEEDLES mat seil as well, OF that have given
such Universal satisfaction. We do not iicsi
ate 10 supfmiec them every time. aud WI
siatri ready 10 fcfnnd the purchase price.
II satisfactory results do mt f.is,r their
use. These remedies have won t,irts sfeat
popularity irrely ai, their mcriie. Cas dfa:
sioIv.
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The west bound passenger train
was four hours late on Saturday last,
owing to an accident to the engine.
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I. a. a.. H..

rJOLYOKE LODGE, No. 70, !, .. o. r.. meets
"A every Tuesday evening At Bakers Hall.
GEO. HIKING, 10
". u. ADLAND, sccy.
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Best groceries at bottom prices, ut
Hyatt's. s1tf
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All shades Of ingrains and borders
to match. Central drug store 25th
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ElauTII JUDICIAL.

Judges. 8. D0wncr.
District Attorncy--J. y. Garrisncs.
Deputy Dist. Att'y.--E. L. Brannon.
District Clerk .-wm. Z. Robinson,
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Go to Gilbert for your books. He
has all kinds for rent 3ltf
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X. OF Il,

X. or II,
CnEsCEST LODGE. NJ. Is, X. Of r., mccts
~ every Wednesday night.
AN. woopyoRD. &C
EsNAEviS.iR. Off. as.
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Charles Il. Smith late Of the lIclyoke
hotel, left for Denver, OH Monday
morning.
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The next meeting of the county
Farmers Alliance will be held at Nol-
oke, on Saturday, Of next week, the
10th inst.
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STATE orfIcEns.

STATE OFFICERS.
soyernor-Job A. Cooper.
II. Govcrnor-W. U. Smith.
Secretary Of state-James Rice.
state Treasurer-W. II. Brisbane,
supt. Pub. lnst.-F. Dick.
State Auditor-D. Il. Sciwanbcck.
Attorney Generals. W. Jones.
yenator lst Dist.-.J. W. Mccrcerey,
Representative sth Dist.--Geo. G. Reed.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

Messrs llrannon Of Holyokc and
Garragues Of Greeley were in Denver
together on last Tuesday.
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Commissioner John c. Elder, writes
us from Altoona, Penna., that numbers
Of persons are making ready to come
west and he feels hopeful Of having u
good size colony accompany him OH
his home trip.
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Let MS forget everything now but
one thing-Phillips County's good.
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q. A. II.

q. \. IL.
yJOLYOKE POST. No. 81. g. A. H.. mccis In
~ Bakers Hall, on the second and fourth Fri
days Of each month"; Visiting brcthcrn cordially
tnvissd. r.B. REYNOLDs, roet Com.
gET HAZES, Adjuiani.
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In order to ingratiate yourself Into
the affections Of an editor, drop in and
'chin" the type settlers. Their salary
Is paid for the purpose Of entertaining
company. Filling galleys Is u second
ary consideration.
The storm Of Tuesday last, prevent
ed the west bound passenger train
going furtlur than Fl eming. The
train returned 10 Iolyoke In the even.
Ing and the passengers were made
guests for the night, Of the II. e. NJ.
eating house.
Our friend ". F. Slater, Is the
father Of n little girl baby, bon, on last
Sunday afternoon. The HERALD
hopes that the young lady may wear
through life, Il face M radiant with
smiles as was her fathers OH last
Monday morning.
The election Of officers OF the Phillips
county fair association, waspostponed
until Saturday Of next week. As soon
as the officers are chosen, steps will be
taken to make the fair Of 1890 one
long to be remembered. II will be n
success grand success.
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jerome Lewis bought the bar and
fixtures Of =. 4. Sullivans saloon,
which we're sold under chattel mort.
gage on Wednesday, Of this week, for
three hundred and fifty dollars.
Capt John h. Brown Of the commits.
sion firm Of Brown & Bennett, No. 1850
Market st. Denver, passed through
IIolyoke, OH Monday morning last.
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Psbliahed every Friday.

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
ABBREVIATED TELEcRAMa

Tbe Ths ehsriti=- 81 tke statz q Liaol.
cost $254- ~ kzst year
The 81 Lo1ls No PT=syyt=ry ~ vote
against revision b. large majority.
Flames IN ;bs factory Il tts GTuDb Crack
er company At Nashville, Tenn. Thgrsiay
csasei a Iosz q 800
The town site gobhlers who s-ztS3ai On ~
dian lands near Chamberlain, ). D., ara u
ing svic54d bg Cnitsi State troops
Louis FRANKIE q Co, raw Six importers.
View York. Lave suspen7ed Lsbdlitsee,
abO1t $50, 900; nominal asssts. 81. %. 90
John Kirk, who Owns farm near Eldora,
10, lot his lie Hednsaday nigh while yry-
lag b save BIS stock from q Darniag tara.
He was terribly burned
Twenty thousand people Of Iowa have
signed the temperance plsiz= through the
efforts Of Francs Murphy, VIII began b.
work last winter at Crsston.
The viii q the late Marcus c. Stearus. of
Chicago, was protatsd THURSDAY. Il dis
pO=s9 d s. 90, 30 worth Of property among
the relatives Of the deceass5
Mrs. George Colt one o. Michiyan's Oldest
pionesrs DIED at Kalamazoo. Mich. Thur
day. Soe was a Elsruher Of one IL TIE most
prominent families IN that section Of the
tate
The imperial palace ct O-amsn baurn,
twenty miles from ST. Petersburg. was
burned THURSDAY, and seven Of the servants
lost their lives IA ths fans Toe SihHists
did it.
Wyatt r. Crave. president Of the Farm
err and Merchants bank at West Salem.
Wis. has teen arrested for issuing cheeks
On bis bank when be had 10 funds The
amount Is only Szs5
At Moscow, Russia THURSDAY, the bodies
Of the widow Of an army officer aud her
five daughters we're found ia iher house.
They had committed suicide rather than en-
dure their poverty.
TwO-third. Of the forty-fvs choir boys Of
St Bartholomew Episcopal church at En-
giewood- Chicago suburb, have struck BE-
cause Of the resignation o: the choirmaster,
whom they declared has been Sronged.
Il turns out that Emil Stay-, whose
body was found la the ruins # his
bouse at Msnawa, Wis, Wednesday. was
murdered and his body cut 70 piscs and
scattered about thu bOuse. which vas then
fired No ciu.
A young man named Albert Martin, Of
flainhsid, y. j., Wa using paris green to
Kill cocbroaches, and beng curious Is 70 the
taste Of the poison put come Oh MS tongue.
Toe result WAS that ne went into convul-
siOns aud died several hours later.
The :nestin2 81 The executive Of the Irish
National League al - Lpni. Thurs iay loud
Iy sppiauded John Fitzgerald when he DE-
eisred that the ultimate rim OF the lsague
was the total Independence Of ireland. ana
tbs work will lie prosecuted until that end
Is rea>:sei
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18

DIES AoISEs. April Is.--Sone people
about the state house are telling that the
joint rate bill passed by the twenty third
general assembly has been tempered with at
some stage Of its progress The original bill
has been torn and stolen from the house
files and printed bin inserted in its place.
The printed bill omits from section q the
words 'Ibe rates therein fixed are reasona,
bic and just maximum rates for which
occur at the vital point wbers the commits
sioners are empowered to make joint rates.
A careful investigation shows that the bill
signed BY the governor passed both houses
without snangs, and therefore is valid. The
omission or error is neither fata4 no r dam
zerous
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
THE rspu5g.eaa PaI.seIpai. T.,sgra

TEE republican PHIis6elPAis Is.sgrzssA
Iruthf1lly says.
When tie McKialey t2riE bill vas pro-
Ealg.ie3. the pe0pse for Ire frat Tine
were uzGe 20 undsrstsr5 that t5e fat
frSed OFT 81 she specially protected f-uls,
corporations, compiEe. ard trusts Vas 20
Be Tstsrne3. and that il Wss 70 - got By
congress frying Il oct Of them II the
NeKizlsT bIl should become law. there
ID rot poor devil of cilizsu from one
end Of the eoantry 70 the other VITO vii
aoi be pat into the pan aul placed over
the eoais IL order that he nay coziriDGte
Eis item q fat . the great 11zaiiiy hich
is 10 De retained 20 tb5ss Who sgppliec
the campaign grease OF Iecs TIE most
disiDtsrested and fair mined mso. re-
publican o. G@moersl nav 70 up and
down the NeKinley li.t snd fni thereon
not : single thing added CT taken from
the present tariff schedule which has rot
been sdded 20 or taken from II for 'hs
beze1t and beh0.of Of the rerrese natives
Of specisl interests TIE entire eheme
rests upon 10 other or better principle
than hat II returning their fat u The
manufacturers o. Of helping the party By
the basest partisan usetEJts
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18

SPEAKTss Of the working q tie Aus
irEliaa syssspI il kis state, tie HoE- :. r
Honey. tks Rhode Hand mszber Of the
national democrats eo1niitee, Esys:
Vote buying has been eCnsi5srzbly re-
Saeed. tbs txpeHEes q election made very
much lighter. and the eOnveEieross Of tie
voter greatly incrssE5t- Fron purely
party ssscGpolnJ The 6suocrzfs gzla By
H. for hey have never JET bera abs
(sysn # ziiiingl 70 compsJe with tbs.r
oppOnents OF financial basis-
Another p-onirsni democrat says:
TIE system meets with unqualified
praise from al classes except tzo-ibs
one wiling 70 buy szd The other 10 sell
votes
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
Preceding. in Congress.

WASHINGTON CRY, April 1s-Ths senate
yesterday adopted the joint resolution TO
questing information on the practicabiIity,
etc, OF tunneiing Detroit river, and passed
the house bill - retire John C. Fremont as
a major general. and several public build
ing bills. The bin TO appoint thirty medical
examiners for the pension Office came up,
and led to sharp debate. in which the Dem
ocrats charged that il was intended as a
blow at civil ssryics reform An amend
ment was finally adopted providing that the
president should prescribe regulations for
the examination Of the applicants for these
positions. the vote being IS TO s-Daniel,
Davis, Dixon, Moody, Plumb. Sawyer, Stew
art and Teller. Without finishing the bill
the senate ad journed
The house adjourned on Butterworth's
motion as soon as the Journal had been read,
In honor Of the memory Of Samuel J. Ran
dali
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
Half Hu1,o, far Hsnrs,in

WAsHry5ToS CITY, April Fin the river
and harboT bill as completed hy the house
COMMITTEES there is an appropriation Of 500, :
90 FOR the Aennepin canal and SssJO, 90 for
the Ohio river. The bill carries a total of
about 1900, 90. Appropriations Of 81
100, 90 for improving st Marys river at the
falls, Michigan, and of $25J.O for improv-
ing Hay lake channel, were stricken from
the bill. Michigan City, Ind, harbOr gets
81, go; Illinois river, sl9J, go: the Wabash.
$50, 90; 81. Clair Flats canal, So. 90: She
bOygau Wis SJ5 con
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18

LONDON. April ls.-Bliss Alice Hairs. q
woman % thirty years Of ags, has brought
an action for seduction and breach OF prom.
ise Of marriage against Sir George Elliott
member Of parliament for Monmouth
Wales The woman aIlegss that shs has
twice been eDcieate by Sir George. and that
after her betrayal the defendant promised
marriage. Sir George Elliott denies the
truth OF the allegations. and Inserts that III
action Is am attempt at bIsckman. The pro-
ceedings IN the case are creating th4E most
intense excitement in social AMI political
circles
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18

81. LOUIS. April ls.-Moses Fraiey. tn,
wrecked wheat sp sculator, yesterday made
proposition to his creditors. Offering to
pay ~ per cent. Of his indebtedness in cash
when he felt able to do 80; the other 81 per
cent, 70 be covered by notes payable in SIX.
twelve, eighteen and twsntT-four rnonths'
Mr.. Fraley stated that he had lost sl20 Oo1
in this city. and $l40, 900 in Chicago. The
terms were declared unsatisfac-
tory by large majority of the credi tors,
who demand 80 10 per cent cash down, and
the rest on time,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
PARADE Of TIE CARPENTERS
Five Taou.asd in Line at Chiess o-Ihe
RIxsl Ro..e. ResaH 10 AkhIttata

five TAou.and In Line at Chieego The
Rival Bosses Ready TO Arbitrats.
CHICAGO April = The striking car pen
5ers Of tbs city 70 iEe number q absut 3. 90
9araae1 the principal streets YESTERDAY, car
-ying banners and notices. ons q Gtich
was: There Are No Scabs in Tbs Prpoes-
son. and another. All We Want l. Arbl-
trstiOn and Recognition The confer ence
u employers and the COMMITTEES OF cit 1sa.
las not yet ben Eell The committee con
s.sts Of The following: JRdgs Tuseg. OF :
Favor. Marshall Fed, Lyman J Gage.
Franklin AcVeazb, Henry D Lloyd Wiz
am u Salt4T, and W. II. Colvin, but Judge
Tuley Is not ia the city. Both the b 49,
and the men say they would be perfectly
satisfied to leave the matter with tae above
gentlemen
The newly organized Boss Carpenter. 81
soclatIon, With membership " ~ claims
to Be able 70 give employ ment TO al east
300 raeu, sb5a: One-hzlf the usen nov on
strike On tins basis il is BELIEVED tue new
ASSOCIATION can effect an immediate s-tle-
uent with the strikers ami get men al work
n day or tgo. The arbitration com nit
tee appointed by the bosses will NEE; the
striker committee sni try TO reach set
o0ent On the bass named
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
They wer. an. yrs. pes~,a.r.

READING, Pa, April ls-The survives n
OF the Ringgoid artiIierists, better known a.
the First Defsnders,- the first company Of
troops to respond to Lincoln's call Tor IL.
600 men, celebrated the twsnty ninth am l.
versary of their departure for the seat Of
war Wednesday night The company u
originally composed Of lei men. wedns 9
evening less than twenty were present Tbs
survivors only numbsr thirty.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18

a SENllE OLE LIAR"
With the Addition OF - Iief' l. What
Cleveland Calls ID ma

With the Addition OF - IIer' l. What
Cleveland Calls Dana
NEW YORK April Is Regarding the fire.
luent personal attacks upon himself in The
Sun, Mr. Cleveland sail yesterday that he
did not see them, but every time one ap-
p--arei, a doz.n cranks more az less would
write 20 him about it. Whenever / re-
ceive these cranks' letters cOntinued Mr.
Cleveland, Il know that the sanile old liar
and thief, Dana, has been at 1t again There
IS only one thing thst | care about in these
attacks Ii seems that Dana does not con-
fms his warfare 70 men. Women are not
free from his dastarlly assaults.
Mr. Cleveland Draws q Line.
1T Is bad enough for him To print his w.
ing statements about myself, but il is inf
nitely more eowardly and dsstar dly for
him TO include my wife in ais attacks II
Dana was not in bis dotage his rawlings
would attract more attention. Mr.. Cleve-
land also said: Il do not care bow much /
am criticised for my public acts That l.
perfectly Legitimate. There is line, how
svsr, il seems to ms where abuse should
stop The man who invades the privacy Of
= family. AMI in JUICES in coarse attacks on
private citizens places himself On the level
Of blackguard'
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
Is their mad desire 70 ho.d The pre

Is theEr mad desire 20 bod tss pzesi-
dezcy Ia 1882. II : said thst certain re-
pablieans are eOnnising 81 dsep plot
shich i notkiag less fhsa the adoption
Of o national eleciIoa law for the purpose
q grabbing the nsrt e0ogress asd ihsrshy
pave The way for the eseciion Of rspub-
liczn saccessoT TO Mr. Hsrrissn- JOHN /
Dsvenpo-1 L said 70 BE- p1shing The
scheme. which would indicate ihst il viii
nos lack sutseify and boidress-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
Agreed on a Scale.

coLUnBus, O.. April 1s.-The joint meet
ing Of miners and mine operators has agreed
upon the following scale OF prices to rule
from May I, 1890, to May /, 1891: For the
Hooking valley, 20 cents per ton, and for
Pennsylvania 10 cents psr ton. The conven-
tion ad journed to meet in Pittsburg, Pa, on
the first Tuesday In April, 1901
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18

THCs far I'd democratic eouri! Coz
rentian ret hei1 IN Ilirois has failed 10
approve TIE reconreadsuO. of the state
central committee 70 nominate > escdi-
date for United States senator O. TO sx-
prsss prefereuez for Gen Palmer "a
each nominee TIE call has mol yet b@en
fsssei for he RocE Isls1d democratic
county eonTeziion, bat when II i hs3d
there il 10 doubt but what il vih take
similar setion upon the Uzilsd States
senssorship 10 the oorvsnii0u= already
Eki4.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
Mrs. Ward Saw, H.. auw,o,v

NV YORK, April - Mrs. Helm Dar "
Hayward declined 10 Sc q reporter yes<r-
day morning. hut wrote letter stain
that tbs report about her separation from
her husband. John Montgomery Ward, ths
famous shortstop, was absolutely wrong In
every particular Mrs. Ward states u at
she returns TO tbs stage because of the e D
sration from her husband. The separati IN
was not because Of her deSirs 20 return to
tbs stage
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
The SILVER CERTIFICATE ISSUE.
Probability Tha; 1t VIII Have to Go to
a Conference Committee

Conference Committee.
WASHINGTON CITY, April ls-The house
and senate Republican caucus committees
are hoPeaessly apart On the redemption
clause Of the silver bullion certificate bin.
The house c5nferrees have 50 reported to the
house COMMITTEES. which has decided to ad-
bere TO tie modified Window bin The mat
ter viii now be referred to the house Rspub-
iican caucus, which viii probably inset Mon
day night fhs indications are that the
caucus will accept the house committee ball
and that It viii pass the hOuse Meanwhile
the senate will probably pass its bill, and the
natter will be turned over 20 conference
COMMITTEES to adjust the differences between
thu kous=s
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
The Road. WIN Fieht the UnIon.

PTTTsBCRG, April Is.-At a meeting of
the railroad officials last evening it vas
unanimously agreed to ignore the list Of
grievances submitted By the committee Of
the Federated Order Of Railway Employees,
and unite IN combating the attempt Of he
federation 70 BE- recognized Quite num-
Der OF strangers we're in town Yesterday
who admitted that they were railway men,
and had been s=nt here, tut for what Iur-
pose they declined TO say.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
Opposed by some Trades Unions.

OpposS1 ny come Trades Mons
LONDON. April ls-A manifesto signed by
the head. Of Binety-fo1r traies unions la.
been circulated throughout London during
the last few days, calling upon the h1uIreds
Of thousands q wOrksngmea 20 Iceet IN
Hyde park Oh May 4 for the purpose Of ayi-
tating thu question Of an eIgut-hour DAY.
The most powerful ot the trades u ions
have refused 70 sign the manifesto and are
actively opposing the movement
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-18
Free Fight at a Dog Fight.

NV YORK, April ls-The celsbrated
dogs, spot" Of Brooklyn, and Barney
Of Jersey City, fought for over two hours
Wednesday in hotel in Yonksrs, the result
being victory for spot" and the death Of
Barney The match was for 500 a side
After the dog fight the crowd present in
dulged in free fight, in which pistols and
stubs were used Many shots were fired, but
no one was seriously hurt