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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-12
Norlcx TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals. win be received Il the CITY
Clerk once. Rock Island. H.. until Monday.
Jannsry 9Th, 1854 q ,. =. for constructing the
improvemsnt ordered by an ardinsncs Of esid
titled ian ordnance for he improvement Of
Fourth avenue from Tsentisfh street 10 Twenty.
third street and Twenty third street from rourth
Twenty third strsei % point about four hundred
feet east Of Thiny-eight street, thence north
about one hundred and sixty feet through the IN.
dsrgrede crossing Il the c. r. . r. aud the G.
81 e. rstiroeds and from thers east Pifth or
forty-sixth street. sad cad Fifth or Moline Ave
nue." and for Furnishing the mater Ala and doing
The work according % the plans and speciacsfions
msss!or: The sad inpscvsnsni ordered By said
eAvseing. grading improving and paving with paw
Ing brick Of good quality twenty seven biocks Of
streets in said tide Of said ordinance ssI out.
the material ssSo1 nsss y ocs
ance with The plans and specifications for said i'm.
pavement On fle In the said city Clerks once. a.
which said once. eaid plans and specification are
open @ the inspection Il Al persens Interested
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Duss Scsreepo19 VIII samples q Qualny ed styls,
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-12

neers, and state that the real issue Is
whether it is humanity possible to win the
general election under Parnells leader
ship, and if the loss Of the general eleGtion
is the certain and indisputable price of
retaining him They insist that without
the aid of the Liberals the Irish are help
less to obtain home rule, and also that
Parnell knows it, but continues to insult
those who alone can secure what he pro
fesses to desire.
Appeal to the Irish People.
In conclusion they appeal to the Irish
people, and say that il they decide in Par
nell's favor they viii bow to the sentence
that releases them from political lives OF
ceaseless anxiety and toll. If the verdict
Is the other way, they say. it will result in
the triumph OF the Irish cause, viii secure
the good viii of the English people for Ire
land, and will stimulate the Irish on this
side of the water to renewed vigor in the
cause, and result in the subscription of
such abundant funds that Tory coercion
will be overthrown at the next general
election.
The Seizure of United ireland.
In an interview yesterday O'Brien, ne
ferring to the report that Parnell holds q
great majority of the shares In United Ire
land, said it was not true. "The shares
which stand nominally in his name are
less than half the share capital Of the
company. Mr.. Parnell is not and has not
been for nearly five years past director
of the company. he ceased to be 30 at his
own desire about five years ago for the ex-
press purpose of guarding himself from all
pecuniary or criminal responsibility for
that paper. That responsibility have
myself borne wholly throughout all these
years" He added that the seizure had not
. shadow of legal right
Harrington's Views
Timothy Harrington, in an interview
yesterday, said that he had maintained
silence hitherto upon the unfortunate
break in the Irish party because general
discussion could but lessen the chance Of
reaching a harmonious understanding.
He fails to see the force of the reasoning
of the opposition to Parnen. Political ex-
pediency seemed to be the only argument
they had for ousting Parnell from the
leadership, and he believes the Irish peo-
ple-will fout the idea of shrowing over.
board their leader for any such cause az
the vague aud indefinite promises which
Gladstone has given of home rule.
Postponed Their Departure.
On account of the delay of the sailing OF
the steamer La Champagne. O'Brien and
Gill have changed their plans, and will
sail on the OLDHAM for Rotterdam on Sat
urday instead. From Rotterdam they will
proceed TO Paris to meet Parnell. limo
thy Harrington sails for home Saturday
on the Etraria.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-12
ONE MORE MANIFESTO.
The Irish Delegates to This Country o
ter u Final Appeal.

The Irish Delegates to This Country Ut
ter Final Appeal.
New YORK, Dec. 12.-The anti-Parnell
Irish delegates issued another manifesto
yesterday. 1t is largely devoted to state
nent of the situation from the standpoint
of the signers when they arrived, and the
prospect of victory for the Home Rulers
ut a general election in England which
could not then be much longer deferred; the
success of their mission In a financial
sense, and the effect the money raised
would have in the elections in England.
Then a comparison is made with the situa-
ton now, which they admit to be very
gloomy, and ask why is thiss"
Discredtting ParnelI's Words.
The manifesto then goes on to discredit
Parnel 3 sincerity and statements. They
do not believe that Gladstone has been
treacherous, or that the Hawartlen inter
view had much to do with the trouble.
They admit chat hints of treachery Of Eng
lish statesmen are powerful appeals to the
irish people, especially when made by such
n powerful man as Parnell, but cav that.
Notwithstanding their attachment 10 their
late leader, personal loyalty to him now
would result IN ruin to the Irish cause.
They Are Not 19nftneers.
They republics Parnell s1mputatlonth that
tbo>a 0s>nrun11 - hie landApaItn ara Sn11tf>
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-12
ABBREVIATED TeLEeRAms.

Tariow s; Hutchings, dealers in worsted
goods at New York, assigned Thurs
day.
The story that many miners were to be
evicted soon at Paramount, w. Va, is pos
itively denied
Two big cats attacked Louis Rodinkoff::
a peddler, in New York the other night
and severely bit and scratched him.
Chief Mayes, of the Cherokee nation,
has been offered $50, OK, 600 by the Lucas
Cattle company, Of Colorado, for the Cher
kee strip.
DIR. Welt has been elected president and
Nd. Hauser vice president of the Swiss re.
public for 1891. DR.. Welt is at present
vice president.
The conductors and trainmen ON both
divisions of the Colorado Midland, be-
tween Leadville and Grand Junction, have
struck for higher wages.
The 5 year-old girl, Esther, of Cyrus
Outer, living north of Alliance, o., was
burned to death Tuesday morning in the
fire which destroyed Cutters house.
The Kentucky court of appeals has
struck the great game of poker a blow be-
tween the eyes by declaring that money
won at the game can be recovered by law.
Tbs mail steamer Nepaul, which went
ashore off Plymouth, Eng, Wednesday
night, has become total wreck. Her
cargo was insured at Lloyd's for s5o0, 600
Levi Mullen, who disappeared from his
home at Perry, Iowa, on the night of Nov
Is, was found near Redfield Wednesday
In straw stack, his throat cut from ear
to ear.
Miss Lucy Drexel, of New York. a cousin
of the Miss Drexel who is now Roman
Catholic nun, was married Thursday to
Eric B. Dahlgren, of Washington City, by
Archbishop Corrigan.
At the session of the Illinois National
Guard convention Thursday in Chicago
Col Fred Bennitt was elected president OF
the association, and Coils. Barkley aud
Ziegfeld vice presidents
j. L. N. Irby, the Farmers Alliance
candidate, was elected by the South Car
olina legislature in joint session Thurs-
day to the United States senate to succeed
Senator Wade Hampton.
Washington Mclean, late proprietor OF
The Cincinnati Enquirer, who died al
Washington City the other day. was buried
Thursday, Rev d. Douglass, Of St. Johns
Episcopal church, officiating
When the creditors of Henry Semous,
wholesale liquor dealer of Findlay, O.,
went to his store Thursday to levy on his
stock they found that the whisky was all
water. Semons was arrested
The fair grounds at Peoria, Ills, are
now In possession OF Mr.. Jamison, who
has advertised the buildings thereon for
sale, to be moved from the grounds, and
the state fair people are much exercised
over the matter.
An Englishman named King, at Fox
boro, Ont, complains that a ghost in the
form of a moman has attacked him several
times recently and severely hurt him. He
was found the other day unconscious with
finger marks on his throat. and when he
came TO said the ghost did it.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-12
United Ireland Recaptured.

DUBLIN, Dec. 12-The first news that
reached Parnell yesterday morning was
anything but welcome, but he never
fiinched. The fact that the enemy had
made a flank movement, and recaptured
United Ireland, didn't seem to worry him
much. AS soon as he was ready he went
TO the Office with his friends, broke into
the building, bounced the guard, and took
possession again. Then the doors and win
dows were barred, and the sheriff put q
force OF deputies inside to see that the
garrison was not driven out Parnell
grew excited before he was through, and
welded a crowbar with good effect on the
door of the office
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-12
The MARKETS
Chicago.

CnIcAoo. Dec. II.
Bard Of trade quotations to-day were a. fol-
lows: wheat-No 2 December opened sr-
closed esafc; January. opened al,sc closed e,ssc,
May. opened ysi<c. elosed sfasc Corn-No
December. op-ned Sssc clo~--d i.;Sc: January,
opened and CLOSED sl'sc: May. opened A,tc,
closed 549sc- Oats-No. December. opened
sZ:sc, closed S1fc: January. opened s. - closed
$40; May. opened 90, cl''sed s5ssc- Pork-De-
center. opened and closed $50; January,
opened SO Is closed $50 ~: May.opened SHEA.
tlosed slisa Lard -D,-oember. opened SsG.s1.
closed Saa5
Live stock The Union stock Yards report
the following. price. Hogs Market opened
stiye and prices steady; hghi grades SSlsa
soB. rough parking. - s,a3 s5; miSs-i s. no
S.a' heavy packins aud Shipping hos. s3SsS
3s5; pigs. Sz-5s.,S.si
Cattle-Christmas teeve-. SSl5d6lS. stock
cattle, Sl9Sd30; cows and bulls $3.50 So;
Texas steers. S2sya3O; calves. sScsQ $50.
sheep-C Christmas sheep. s5isa5so; lambs.
s4F@5gb
Produce: Butter Fancy separator. essss4e
per ID; diaries. finest fresh. 2llctcs packing
stock. lodllc. Egss-Fresh csndled. los of,
s4c.silsc ? doz-. ice house stock. lsalac
Dressed poultry Hens. - = n; spring
chickens. fancy. Sc: rccs,eTs s.; ducks, sciAc;
turkeys. saloeec; geese. fassr Po,ato.--white
rose. S9s5 2 bn; red rose. 20 as. Hebron So
pc; Peerless st9s5c. Bnrbznks. sSsie0c; pour
BIO. Apples-Cookins. SSaa y bri; eating S.;
Michigan choice, s57sai fancy varieties, s4a
i0
New York.
New YORK, Dec IL
I wheat-No 2 red winter cash. slv4a<al 0s:
do December, sl@t4; do JanuAry. Sl.s9s.; do
May. 81 05ssc- Corn-No. 2 mixss cssh. CSC;
do December. CSC; do January. % .: Oats
wsre dull but steady; No. nike c.sh, 5ssG
5esac: do May, SEC Rye-NominAl. Barley
Nominal. Pork-Dgll; mess. S;a.5cl za
Lard-Quist; January, SO II
Live stock: Cattie--Trsding Moderately. an
tive; pcoress 20 best native steers Ssao14 % y
100 Ms bulls and dry COWS sS.nssyS5p Sheep
and Lambs sheep. firm. lambs, a shade high
er: sheep. s4,oa5lsls y l0o -. laInte. S. 90
66o Hogs Market lower; i've hogs 81 zoo
as + 10 L.
Hay-Upland prairie, oaoo0s5o
xy-Timotny-Se COOS o. 50.
Hay-Wnd, 5000.
Corn--6oc.
Oats-170a9
Oosl-Softi lie.
Cord wood$ss,. q $40.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-12
THE QUESTION IN ENGLAND.

Gladstone Says Hold Fast to Home Rule
-Liberal-U Union Views.
LONDON, Dec 12.-Gladstone left yester-
day on his way to his home at Hawarden.
Gladstone upon arriving at Retford depot,
addressed a meeting of 1900 persons. He
said that he had anticipated that the
Irish members of parliament, by their
spontaneous action, would settle the pres
ent difficulty in the Irish question. The
continuance of Mr.. Parnell in the leader
ship would be fatal to home rule in Eng
land, Scotland and Wales.
Irish Home Rule Comes First.
When Gladstone's train slowly pulled
into the station at Worksop an enormous
throng was found awaiting the arrival of
the great commoner. Gladstone in ad-
dressing his hearers earnestly counselled
them not TO abandon Ireland in this hour
OF her dire need because of anything which
had happened to one individual With
great brevity he explained to his audience
that the obtaining of necessary and pro-
gressive legislation for England was an
impossibility until the home rule question
had been gotten out Of the way in a manner
satisfactory to the Irish people
A Liberal Union Manifesto.
The executive of the Liberal Unionist
association have issued a manifesto de-
claring that under Parnell the National
lists were always an ENTHUSIASTICALLY body,
upon whose pledges no reliance could be
placed; and no distinction can be made be-
tween Parnell's present adherents and the
majority deposing him. The latter for
merly condoned his delinquencies, and now
sacrificed him only as means of extorting
fresh terms from the Liberal allies Nei-
ther the Parnellites nor any other Irish
party would ever accept home rule with
out mental reservation for absolute sep
aration and complete Irish independence
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-12
HEAVY eMsszzLeMENT ALLEGED.
A Banker Charged with Appropriating
Sc, 200, 900 I'm Bonds.


CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-R. G. Scoddard of
the banking firm OF r. G. Scoddard & Co.,
New York and London, was arrested yester-
day afternoon on warrant charging him
with having embezzled bonds and stocks
of the Chicago and Arkansas Construction
company to the amount of 81, 20O, 600 The
warrant was sworn ont by f. b. Modica,
secretary OF the company. Later in the
day Mr. Scoddard was released on 5000
bail. The officers of the construction com.
pany claim that the bonds and stocks have
q real value of 81 10000
Scoddard's Explanation.
Mr.. Scoddard said last night that be was
much nonplussed at being arrested on o
criminal charge when he had committed
no crime. The bonds, he says, are intact,
and the construction company can have
them when il pays him Sl60, 600 which it
owes him. The bonds, he says, are really
worthless, and those who caused his ar
rest ought to know it.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-12
BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY.


A Report That shows It to Have Dome
Valuable work.
WASHINGTON Cry Dec 9Th. ..cr..
..f .s~,..,,,.,,- -. -.
=. - - W
'ue annuai ispol' W sne eniei Vi sue Due
reau Oh animal industry. Inc report says
that the year has passed without the dis
covery of pleuro pneumonia in any new
district. No cases have been discovered In
New York. except nm Long Island. mona
IN pannsv,von;. mona IN NJ -rl.ra -.
o-.-,-- ,osa- -. y.--,- n,
oc.ooer' i'oN Ne" 'srsey eonoil'on mas
iinpio'eo fap.uiy' anu .nere - no oon'a-
sion Ia any o'ner sea.es. Inc emciency OF
the department methods Is demonstrated
by the fact that the disease has been con-
fined to the restricted areas on the At
lantic seaboard which have from the first
been recognized as infected.
Expenses and Other Facts.
The total expenses or the work during
the year have been ST., S39, of which ea5, 5u
was spent for cattle. The number Of the
affected cattle during the past year was
IA, the number the year previous, 2, ls4.
The decrease in the number of cattle
slaughtered has been steady ever since the
work OF eradicating the disease began.
During the month OF October, 1850, no
cases OF disease were found, and the bureau
draws the conclusion from thee facts that
the time Is approaching .Tp.d.y when
pieuro- pnen nonla VIII Dc rely eradi-
Gated In the tnited States
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-12
Heal, Doesn.t Feel Happy.

LONDON, Dec. 12.-Timothy Healy is
much Disguised by his reception in Dub
lin. where he narrowly escaped violence at
the hands of the crowd. He has hereto
fore always met with an enthusiastic
greeting in that city. and was not pre-
pared for such complete revolution Of
public sentiment He is making ready.
however, to take the field against Par
nelps candidate In Kilkenny. The news
from Kilkenny is favorable to Parneil.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-12
Wan to Think 1t Over.

DUBLIN, Dec l2 AT meeting of the mu-
nicipal council of Kilkenny. held yester-
day, resolution was adopted resembling
the vote Of confidence in Parnell, which
they had passed at a recent meeting. An
amendment wH submitted that an ad-
journmenr be taken until mex. week to al
low of discussion on q resolution signify
ing their adherence to the Mccarthy fac
tim
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-12
Bu.In..- Ru,l,Iny far na.o,,r.

SHfRBRooKE, Que, Dec. Radcliffe,
the executioner of Birchall, has arrived
here 20 hang blanchard, the American
who Killed his friend ia drunken quar-
rel: Next Thursday he goes to welland
to hang Day, the Niagara Falls murderer,
and the following morning he is again
due here to execute Remi Lamontaoue.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-12
At Tiines.

Older Brother Ito little Paul, just re-
turned from Sunday school) Say, Paul, do
you believe all they tell you at Sunday
school?
Little Paul-Ye--
Older Brother--Do you believe that the
whale swallowed Jonah
Little Paul-Well, believe 1t while Pm
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-12
Ho,d itto ina Lrrht.

The man who tells you coniden
tally just what will cure your cold ID
prescribing Kemps Balsam this year. Ip
the preparation Of this remarkable medi.
cine for coughs and colds no expense Is
spared to combine only the best and
purest ingredients. Hold q bottle OF
Kemps Bslsam 10 the light and look
through il; notice bright clear look;
then compare with other remedies. Price
Soc and 81.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-12
She Was Pretty ,,nd pl,cky

SPRINGFIELD, o., Dec. 12.-Alone and
single handed Mrs. George Dewalt, pretty
young woman of this city, grabbed Cieass
Smothers, desperate colored burglar,
whom she found ransacking her house, and
made him disgorge a watch and other
property he had stolen He finally tore
loose from her, after desperate struggle,
and escaDed. but was captured later
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-12
hoCK BLAND
HAy-gpland prairie. Seooos.se
Hxy-Tmotny-ee. 006Ss 50.
Hay-Wfld, 5000.
Corn--6oc.
Oats-37 a. %
Dosl-Soft lie.
Cord wood$ss) q $40.

A prominent physician and old army
surgeon In eastern Iowa was called away
from home for few days. During his
absence one of the children contracted Q
severe cold. and his wife bought bottle
OF Chambsrlain's Cough Remedy for IL
They were 30 much pleased with the
remedy that they afterwards used sew.
eral bottles al various times. lie said
from experience with IL, he regarded II as
the most reliable preparation in use for
colds. and that 1t came the nearest Of be-
ing specific OF any medicine be had
ever seen. For sale by Hs.tz & Balm
sen, druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-12

In the pursuit OF the gooa things OF
his world We anticipate too much: W.
BAT out the heart and sweetness Of world.
" pleasures by delightful forethought OF
them. The results obtained from the uss
81 DIR. Jones Red Clover Tonic far exceed
III claims. II cures dyspepsia. and al
stomach, liver. kidney and blsdde,
troubles. II Il perfect tonic, appetizer
blood purifier. sure cure for agne and
malariAl dissasss- Prics. 60 cents. Of
druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-12
A eRAkEMAN,s ADVENTURE.
HUI lied Fifty Feet Into River He swims
Ont Tlaps m

HUI lied Fifty Feet Into q River He swims
Out and Flags n Train.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, Dec. 12.-While west
e-n bound fast freight was rounding
curve ON the Jersey Central railway near
hers yesterday several planks fell from
car to the east-bound track. An east
Dor nd fast freight crashed into them and
was derailed, throwing both trains into
the canal. Fireman Rinkers was serious
Iy and Brakeman Kist fatally injured An
other brakeman was hurled fifty feet
through the air into the Lehigh river He
sws m to the shore and hurried to the
ira ks in time to flag the New York flyer,
VIII Oh is the fastest passenger train ON the
roa 4 and was heavily loaded
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-12
HOLMAN POSTPONED ACTION.
The Point Of No Quorum succsssfsl
Against the swamp Land Bill

The Point Of No Quorum successfai
Against the swamp Land Bill
WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. l2-The great
objector." Holman, postponed action ac-
ton, probably favorable, yesterday on the
bill 20 indemnify purchasers Of swamp
lands, and to reimburse the states for
lands due them under the swamp lands
act. He did IL with his little objection, in
this case, that there was not quorum
present Payson said the bill bad been
favorably reported in three successive con-
crosses by unanimous vote Of the commit-
tee. McRae OF Arkansas also advocated
its passage, 20 Gid Blanchard Of Louisiana
and Roweil OF Illinois.
why II Was Opposed.
Buchanan OF New Jersey said he knew
that under the swamp lands act lands had
been selected that never had been swamp
lands since the dove came back To the ark
with the olive branch in its besk. Hol-
man insisted that many Of the grants were
fraudulent aud corrupt. He said the
states were driving hard bargain with
Uncle Sam in the matter. and, finally, just
as the committee rose to close the debate,
he discovered that there was no quorum
and that settled il aud the house adj
ioured.
Interest Due on New Years Day.
WASHINGTON CITY, Dec IA state
ment prepared at the treasury department
shows that OF on Jan. /, 1891. interest will
be due on only si3.o2i ,s52 Of per cent.
bonds, the interest on S5i.ool, $50 OF those
bonds having been anticipated On per
per cent. bonds interest will be due on
$56s go, 800 registered and $40 So5. 800 eou-
pom bonds.
Refused to Pardon an Indiana Man.
WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. l2,-The pre-i-
dent has refused a pardon 20 Horace c.
Douglas, OF Indiana, convicted Of violation
OF postal laws. In the case OF +. +.
Stevens, OF Michigan. convicted of embez-
element, the president has committed the
sentence Of five years 90 three years inn
prisonment.
The Presidents Wife Arrives
WASHINGTON CRY. Dec. i2-Mrs.
Harrison aud Mrs. Mckee anil the chill
dren arrived here yesterday afternoon from
their home In Indiana. They Were met by
the president ut the railway station.
Paeheco's Nomination Confirmed.
WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. i2l-The senate
yesterday confirmed the nomination Of
Romualdo Pscheco, OF California, Ia be
minister TO the Genital American states
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-12

The Cigarmakers' union of Rock Island
viii give their first annual ball at Armory.
hall on Saturday evening. December 18
A general public invitation Ia cordially
extended. Bleuer's band. George StroehI&
promptor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-12
Parnen.s Man in Kilkenny.

DUBLIN, Dec. 12.-At Parnell's request,
John Kelly, who was to have stood for
parliament in North Kilkenny against
Sir John Pope Hennessy (McCarthyite) has
retired retired in favor of Vincent ScoIly, q
wealthy Tipperary landlord, for years a
member Of the National Land Ii rue, and
who recently promised TO give tenth
part of his income to the league until an
Irish parliament sits in Dublin. Scolly
has issued an address to the electors, in
which he says that though he refused to
enter parliament in quieter times, duty
calls him now and he hastens to obey. The
bishop of Ossory, in whose diocese Kill
kenny is situated, has advised voters to
vote their sentiments,