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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
Tn. Diamond Record.

CHICAGO, May The t.-,. hall r-,cr,l
for Yesterday was a. follows, League. At
Cleveland Cleveland II. Cincinnati l.. At
Chicago-Chicago :. Pirt,5urg J Games
Al philadelphia AMI Brooklyn postponed -
rain
Brotherhood: At Cleveland Cleveland :.
Chicago ;. Games at Brooklyn. Philatel-
phia, aud PittsbUrg postpone,i-rain.
American. At HocLesier-Ru Rochester >
Brooklyn I: Al Toledo Toledo :. Columbus
); Al ~ Ioui>-St. Loais !. Louisville t.
Syracu~e-Athletic game po>tpcned-rain.
Western: At Milwaukee ilwauket. y,
-. Paul !. at Minneapolis Minneapolis :.
Dies Moines Is. ~ Kansas City-kanssr,
City II. Denver u, at SIoHN City-SIoux
City / Omaha )
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
He Nerfr VIII BE Nfi..s.h

MITCHELL, Ind, May 2-William Guy, a
laborer recently employed on the farm of
John Murry, a rich citizen living near
here, shot through the window of the
Aurry house at the members OF the fam
lily, who were gathered in the parlor No
body was hit, and on the approach of a
neighbor the would-be murderer turned
his revolver on himself and blew out his
brains. Guy had tried TO make love to
Mr.. Murry's daughter and was discharged
He vowed revenge
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
Angry Murmurs Heard.
A Row. of Cour.e. at Paris.

PARIS, May "A row occurred in the
Place de IA Concord last evenir z, but it
was quickly suppressed. 4 procession at
tempted 10 pass down the Rue de IA Cirque
towards the Elysee The police AIRED the
way and commanded the parade 70 stop.
but the psrsders defied them. TIE munic-
ipal guards then charged upon the mob
with bayO1et>, wOundiBg many in the
front ranks. The crowd then broke At
midnight the cavalry had 10 charge On d
crowd Ia the Place de Chateau Eau
and effectUaIly dispersed IT, Several ar
rests were made The total number OF ar
rests during the day WAS nearly So
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
The German. Made No Trouble.

BERLIN, May two thousand work
ingmen assembled Yesterday afternoon and
marched ia procession through MGerz-
strssse to Alexander Platz The rIen were
perfectly orderly and the police did not
find il necessary 10 interfere with them.
Another procession OF so proceeded To the
Ploetzeu See. They were escorted By po-
lice 10 the northern shore There were
numerous excursions during the afternoon
Of workingmen and their families. Al which
the utmost good order and good nature
prevailed In nearly all the larg,- towns
the vyorkHleu did not stop work at all
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
His Mothers Death Drove Him Insane.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 2.-Charle5 Die
trich, son Of Louis Dietrich, a wealthy
and prominent citizen of Milwaukee coun-
ty, blew off the top of his head with
shotgun Wednesday evening A year
ago the mother of the deceased died, since
which which time Charles has been GOWN
hearted and moody. and would talk to no
one save his brothers and sisters Tempo
rary insanity was the cause given in, the
coroner's certificate
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
TIE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, May i
Following are the quotations on the board
u trade to-day: w eat-No MAY opened
s.14e. closed &c: June. opened ea.. closed
No Ma o entd $40, closed sc. June.
opened 49, close - =. July. opened Syqc
close Si'sc- Oats y May, opened &c,
closed 2sls June opened :4I4c. closed 24s.c:
July. opened 40. closed 2+Stc- Pork-May.
opened sl3R. clos Sl39. June, opened
s5'ls- LArd-Msy. oPene1 81. closed
$40
Live sto k-Cuion stock yards prices were
quoted as follows. Eozs-Market opened
active ami firm. tn prizes ale higher:
light grad :, S4UsT4 ). rough packing. "a So
4lG mix i lots S4.lO IS heavy packing an 1
shi PING lots 81 40
Gait Market firm: beeves S350d5 Ia.
COWS, 81 "a -. ockers and feeders, 81 - )
40. c. Tn-f,d Texan. S3.-U83Sl. grassers
s2.eJ $50 SIC PA tive; Is 25c higher;
muttons, si.75es.5t lambs. s5.og7m
New York.
NEW YORK. May J.
Wheat-No- red winter, sI.O0 cash; do Nav.
s7Jsc: do June, &C. do July. s454e. Corn-No
mixed cash, sc; do May, 40lSc: do June.
+Olkc: do July. Ale. oats-No. = white ash,
&c; do May s'5s-; do June. &c. Rye-Duu.
Earley-N olninal- Pork-Dull; mess sl4 Iua
las. Lard-Quiet. May. $685. June. 500.
Live stock: Cattle-No trading in b-eeyes:
dressed beef, firm; sides, e13g7s4c p n Sheep
and Lambs-Market firm; upshorn sheep. s6si
ass Z l0) Rs; clipped, s5s7lSGs2j: clipped
yesrlings. e.sje7G'; spring lambs. ssoOI 100
Z l0D 3s. Nominally steady: live hogs.
s4.idg 40 Z 10 Ds.
ROCK leland.
Hay-Uplsnd prairie, g. 50.
HAy-Timotny Gls5 So
Hay-Wnd. % 01G$s o..
Corn-2icG2Sc
Oats-50c- 02le
Cord WOODS QS40
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
They Marched at st. louis.

ST. LOTS May about $500 men
were in line in the great labor dernonstra-
ton yesterday. The parade was swelled
by boOkbinders, shoe-lasters, harness max
ers, cigarmakers, mAchinists, cOopers, and
a dozen other trades, above all being the
ten organizations Of carpenters. Thou
sands Of badges il the form Of brooch
representing the figure were conspicu-
ously worn The crowd Was distinctly or
orderly and Ioyal
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
Has the Look of a Murder.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, May 2-The south
bound train on the Louisville and Nash
vile ran over a man lying across the track
eight miles below town. His body was
examined, and found to be cold There
was wound in the head, evidently in
ficted with a Ratchet. The man, it is
thought, was murdered and placed on the
track He was identified as Edward Ellis,
whose family resides in Chicago
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02

ASTORIA, Ore, May 2-lt is now learned
that three men were killed and two
wounded in the fight between union and
non-union fishermen on the Columbia
RIVER. a party OF union fishermen sailed
along the river and whenever they found
non-union fishermen they either fired upon
them or drove them away by cutting their
nets. The non-union men finally fired
into their assailants
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
A Petition Presented at Madrid.

MADRID, May 2-Thousands OF work
ingmen assembled in the Buen Retro
gardens yesterday and appointed delegates
to present d petition TO the cortes lor an
eight-bour law. The delegates were con-
ditionally received by Senior Martinez,
president OF the chamber Of deputies The
streets were everywhere guarded By mill
tary and police
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
Rome and the Labor ou.s,iou.

ROME. May The pope's rescriI,t TO the
German bishops. urging them 70 actively
combat Socialism, has been made public
His holiness declares that the church VIII
play a more important part in thu settle
Inent Of the questions between IA Dor and
capital than the civil governments he
cause the divine force inherent in religion
Will lead men TO turn willingly TO correct
ways. The priests are urged TO intervene
10 settle differences by their Yaternal
authority
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
Put in tn. Dav Passing Re-olut ON.

VIENNA, May Sixty workmen meet
iugs were held yesterday, at all Of which
resolutions fayOring an eight-holr day
were adopted There were no disturbances
IL any part OF the city Reports from all
parts Of the npire show that the utmost
tranquility prevailed, except at Pesth,
Hungary. and ProsIlitz, where the military
had TO be called upon. and a mum Der OF
rioters were bsyGneted
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02

BRUSSELS. May 2-The demons ration
In Belgium has been fairly successful No
serious breaches Of the peace occurred in
Brussels. The wOrkmen toiled till late in
the afternoon. In the mining districts,
however, imposing ceremonies commenced
in the forenoon, continuing all day. At
Charleroi some 0,OO0 men marched and al
other places there were great proce ssions.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
Everything Quiet i'm France.

PARIS, May IN Floquet, president of
the chamber of deputies, received depu-
tation of Socialists yesterday, who pre-
scented n memorial praying for an eight
hour law. Reports from various cities
and towns in the provinces show that
while the streets were crowded yesterday.
there was nothing like disorder.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
won a ,IiddIe-we,ght vim

LONG ISLAND CRY, n Y, May 2.-The
ten-round glove fight between Pete Mccoy
and Johnnie Reagen, middle-weights, took
place here last tight. Mccoy offered
to bet Reagan 500 he would win, but
Reagan would not bet, and he was
mighty right, for in the tenth round Nc
Coy had his man done up, and the referee
gave Pete the fight
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
Striker WIN PLAY Base BAH.

BosToS, May 2-The Brotherhood base
ball club has granted the free nse of
its grounds here for a game by the
striking carpenters and members OF Cigar
makers union No. N. Both mines are to
be composed of the best known members
of the two trades. The proceeds will go
TO the carpenters.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
Granite cntterr Go On a strike.

WESTERLY, K. l., May "A strike was
inaugurated yesterday morning in every
granite yard Of Importance within ra-
dius of fifty miles Of this town All gran.
tie cutters and paving cutters here are out,
except in the yards Of three small firms,
which have conceded the union prices on
the understanding that they should have
the benefit of all concessions made by the
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
PASSED TIE ANTITRUST BILL.
1t Goes Through the House with One
Amendment-Legisla Notes.

1t Goes Through the House with One
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notes.
WASHINGTON CRY, May 2.-Vest made
report of select committee on meat pro-
ducts to the senate yesterday, accompanied
by recommendations of committee as TO
measures by which the monopoly in dressed
beef may be restrained The house amend
ments to the bill for public building at
Aurora, Ills, were non-concurred in After
a brief discussion the customs administra-
ton bill went over, vote to be taken To-
day, and after short executive session,
the senate adjourned.
The house adopted resolution devoting
yesterday and to-day to the antitrust bill,
the copyright bill. the bankruptcy bill
and such others as the Judiciary commit
tee should please to call up The anti
trust bill was then taken up, an amend.
ment adopted making unlawful any con-
tract or agreement to prevent competition
in the purchase or sale of any commodity
transported from one state TO another, and
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
stricken with P.ra,xs,.

HOUSTON, Tex, May 2-Hon Willie IN r.
Baker, formerly president of the Houston
and Texas Central Railroad company was
stricken with paralysis Wednesday, and
died an hour later. He was 20 year, old
He was for several years a state sen ator,
and for 81 wears mayor Of Houston.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
IsTHs eFFETE oEspoT.sns.
May Day Not Mach of a show in london
Something to Drop sunday.

MAY DAY Not Much of a show in london
something to Drop sunday.
LoSDoy. Nay The terrible May Day
bogie has come and gone and = very insig-
nifcznt and harmless fellow be has
shown himself 70 BE- What little disor-
der there was on the street Yesterday.
where il was predicted and gree tIy feared
blood would flow, has besn confined 10
street fights and brawis Of proportions
far beneath the character Of riot and the
Socialist and the blOodJhirs1y Anarchist
displayed . degree u meei ness that
caused the lamb 10 appear ferucious and
positively dangerous by contrast
Have Parade in Reserve
In London the street display Of the
bossted strength and uncompro missing de-
termination Of the workinguien were posi-
lively ridiculous in their rneagre les. The
psrsdes were not directed by either the
trades unionisTs OF the Socialists. and really
seemed TO have 10 definite OF iect- The
Socialists and trades organiZsti Ons how
ever, declare that they ara res-I wing their
forces for Sunday, when they " Il give an
example Of their power that viii cause
society 10 tremble About 5.t,,J men par
AIDED yesterday, but getting of the line Of
march laid down by the police, they were
dispersed without trouble.
Angry Nurmurs Heard.
On all SIDES arr heard angry N 1TTnurs al
the sudden action Of the authorities IN
springing large force OF police upon the
scene 81 the demonstration, together with
the proclamation regulating the parades
and restricting their route. This. they De
clsred, VIII b. resented on SUNDAY, unless
the programme Of the Official j. in the
meantime modified, which. OF cOu rse, II viii
rot BE-
The BAyonet Was Top.
The general quietude on the CO Btlnent l.
due 10 the perfect military arrangements,
the presence Of large bodies OF troops under
arms oyerawiHg the turbulent element.
Upwards Of 5000 soldiers were stationed
in Vienna alone and Berlin was literally
cramued with soldiers
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
win Continue TO Hire Non-Uni Men.

DATT0S, o, May Sixty wood carvers
az the car works struck Yesterday because
Foreman kronaugs persisted in employing
good men whether they belonged 70 the
union OF not. They gave him the alterua-
tive and he replied that he asked no ques-
tons Of the Inen he employed The men
then walked out IN an orderly manner It
IS expected that within day or two most
OF the men viii 90 back TO work Carpen-
ters on several large buildings wavered
yesterday morning, but all went 70 work q
half hour late. and union and nOn-union
men are working peacefully as usual
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02

CoyISGToN. Ind, May Mrs. Calvin
Myers has been arrested here on a charge
made by Edward Hathaway of embezzling
S4,70O OF his money. On failure to give
bail of 81 900 she was placed in Jail This
woman claims TO be the heir of Peter Goe-
let, of New York
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
STOLE A DUCHESS DIAMONDS.
Irreverent Glasgow Thieves Make = Raid
on Royalty's Jewels.

on Royalty's Jewels.
EDINBURGH, May 2-While the Duke
and Duchess Of Edinburgh were attending
the ceremonies Of opening the electric ex
hibition yesterday, the Jewels of the duch-
ess were stolen from their apartments in
Baimoral hotel There is no clue to the
robbers. Although the robbery occurred
at a time when ordinarily the hotel would
have been filled with guests, the thieves
stood little chance Of interruption in their
work, owing to the fact that the exhibit
ton attracted everybody who had suffi-
scient leisure TO attend, leaving the corri-
doris and most OF the rooms deserted.
The Robbers Made Big Haul.
The police believe that the robbery was
the work of enc or more Of Billy Porter's
gang, the work having been daring in con-
ception and skillful in execution. The
jewels are Of enormous value, and comprise
some rare gems, which the duchess was
.woutso wear only on state occasions.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
Few In.,gniaoant R,o,s.

ROME, May "A few insignificant riots
occurred here yesterday, owing more to
the crowded condition of the streets than
to any other cause. The city was quiet
last night
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
The SUBURBS OF CHICAGO.
Rain spoils the New York City Parade
A Night Meeting.

f'IsFH
A Night Meeting.
NEW TOBE, May Pain spoiled the Ia
Dor parade and the open-air mass meeting
last night, and not more than = 90 men
were at the Union square meetings, There
was plenty q music, some red flags. more
labor notices and d remarkably large col
lection u policemen. Among che speak
ers At the square were Sergius Sheyitch
p. J. Mcguire, Theodore 3. Wakeman,
Paul GrOctkau, and Professor DeLeon,
At the cottage other well-known speak
ers were heard Resolutions were adopt
ed hsi!ing the eight-boUr day g. the begin
Ming Of the ultimate abolition OF wage
slavery.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
ohio. worlds Fair commissloner,,,

TOLEDO, O., May 2.-Aecording to the
congressional legislation providing for a
Worlds fair, Governor Campbell has mo-
titled as commissioners from Ohio Iar-
vey p PIatt, Of this city, and VIII lam
Richie, of Butler county.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02

then passed. viva voe-. with but .is.c dis
-tntlus vote. The International copyright
biii then came up AMI after su pxrlAna-
ton of the bill, the house adjourned
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
Bank Failure at Camden. \. j..

CAMDEN, \. j.. May 2.-The Gloucester
City National bank closed its doors Thurs
day morning The suspension is supposed
to be due 10 the failure of the Bank of
America Wednesday in Philadelphia, with
which it had dealings.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
New Republican Daily at New York.

NEW YoRE, May 2.-The nov 1-cent
daily paper, The Evening Graphic, ap-
peared yesterday afternoon The editors
and publishers are western journalists 1t
will be Republican in politics.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02

WAsHISGT"< CITY. Hey The public
debt statement issued from the treasury
Yesterday shows that the reduction II tie.
debt FOR April Wa, :. - ..II- ;.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
The Robbers .Iade . Big HanI.

Wanted "A good appetite. You can
have it easy enough by taking Hoods
6arsaparilla. II tones the digestion and
cures sick headache.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
STATESMEN KEEP LABOR DAY.
A House Committee Agrees to an Eight
Hour Day Measure.

A House Committee Agree, to an Eight
Hour Day Measure.
WAsHISGToS CITY. May 2.-The house
committee on labor has authorized a ia
vorable report on the bill introduced in the
house by Wade Of Missouri TO enforce the
eight-hour law on government premises
The bill has been modified by the commit
tee and as reported it provides that eight
hours shall constitute day work for all
laborers, workmen and mechanics en-
ployed by the government, except in case
of extraordinary emergency arising in time
Of war or where it may be necessary to
work exceeding eight hours per calendar
day to construct public works, preserve
property, or prevent the destruction Of hui
man life
Binds the Government Contractors.
In all such cases the employees working
shall be paid on the basis of eight hours
constituting days work Whenever any
contract is made by the government with
any corporation, person or persons for the
performance of any work the contracting
parties shall agree that eight hours shall
constitute days work for all laborers,
etc, while employed on premises, owned
or occupied by the government of the
United States
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02
western Postmaster. Nominated.

WASHINGTON CITY, May 2.-The presi-
dent sent the following nominations OF
western postmasters TO the senate yester-
day: Wisconsin-August Siefert, Reeds
burgh; Z L. Urguhart. Medford Michi-
gan-H. H. Bunyea, Pentwater Iowa
Joseph Vos. Orange City nlinois-L. ].
Lee, Warren; H. B. Durham, Wilmington;
J. C. Harwood, Plano
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-02

ROCK leland.
Hay-Uplsnd prairie, g. 50.
HAy-Tfmotny-SS OO1s5 50.
aay-Wld. % o1G$s o..
Corn--2ic825c.
Osts-OcI0 2ic
Cosl-Soft lie
Cord WOODS 5 asa. o.
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TnIDoDtrs La. ocr 1852

MIR II. GOUAUN, ioUMA, iA.,
Dear sir-Irur remedies arrived shis morn.
ing @. X lam tIyiuI ani viii get = good
run on them they have given satisfaction In
all parties tia: | have sol to specially those
suffering from aslhuna
Inurs Truly
I. III. GEuSEREgG.
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H. n. COULON,
Secretary.


\ great deal is now being written
against the rice fume. We present
to cur readers to-day a list of the NEST
important q which have occur-
red during the present high water and
those that were caused by defective
rice fumes.
clarendon crevasse, P~laquemines,
not caused by flume.
DR.. Jos. Blanchard, Assumption,
not caused by tiume.
st. Mary, Pamela Church, Lafour-
che. lot caused by fume.
Bohemia g crevasses,) Plaquemines
moi caused by fumes.
Pecan Grove, East Carroll, not
caused by tlume.
Harlem, Plaquemines, not caused
bs hume.
Mia, st. james. caused By defective
tlauo.
At st. Sophie, Plaquemines, the,,
were, at II time, several breaks. ono
Of these being caused by the washin.
away Of Il rice hunc.
It will thus he seen that out of seye,
~crevasses in this parish only one Wa.
causcdhy il defective rice fnme. Til,
Mia creyasse was caused by the wash
! in4 away Of 4 water box. Repeal I'll,
law permitting the insertion Of ric.
fumes for irrigating purposes and yor
Will still have crevasses, especiall,
with Il river such as we have had.
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DescElamns tie miserable wretch

Desrhamps the miserable wretch
who's so toully murdered Juliettc Dietsll
in New Orleans has again been SEN
fenced to be hung. Twice he has been
tried. and nov hanging should be
prompt for Il hlacker deed never was
committed than the one for which he
must forfeit lis life. This world has
no use for such monsters.
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The Republican Congress is p,epar
inc tor any movement that can be la-
viSea to hold them in power. The
Talitr il being arranged 10 ruin Thu
southern states because they vote ;hs
Democratic ticket. and 10 fttten the
states that they suppose can be in
duced TO vote the Republican ticket.
Justice, right. tradition, everything
is tramplea under foot without stint
~ mercy ~ a~rcomn,;.h tbnir ,;n,s
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The-ccasls taken in the parish o.
Avcyel'es reporta steady increas. OF
population in that parish, and now
they are worrying about the erection
of a telephone to connect tie people
III that part of the state with the
rest of the world and the "balance of
mankind"
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The Knishts Of Honor have made a
call for hrip for their members who
were wounded and for those whose
property was destroyed by the great
Cyclone that overthrow so many homes
il Louisville and other cities.