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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-26
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-10

Senator Crawford, of this district.
seems TO be attracting some attention at
took yards bill The
idaY contained the
Sprnsfe d:
.-..u, while memb,r Of
U use two years ago. introduced n
stock yards bill tina passed the popuIar
branch Of the legislature and was buried
In the senate through the fine work Of
lobbyists. He restored the measure on
the senate Journal today, and he is GOING
TO make vigorous fight for its passage
IL was mainly his work for the bill two
years ago that secured him his party's
nomination for the scnatorship and his
election by larger majority than anv re.
publican ever received in the Rock Island
district. The senator feels that he owes
his constituents his best efforts TO rebah-
llitste the measure in the senate and force
u through at any cost. Crawford knows
that II he can get the bill as far as the
house II will 90 through that BODY fast
enough, because the thirty. five democratic
farmers the republican farmers and the
three alliance men will undoubtedly COM
80 NAAN AbiiBIt us DASNEEts
Inc bill reduces the charge Of yardage
for cattle, horses and mules from %
cents To 20 cents head: cows and sheen
from cents TO cents; stock under one
year of'sge. cents charges for hay and
grain must not exceed rs per cent above
cost at wholesale rates: no charg. shall
be made for watering or furnishing wat
er or counting live stock The penalty
IS a fine Of not less than $50 nor more
than 5000 for each ofTensc, and II is
made the duty of the states attorney 10
prosecute, when complaints are properly
made to him, He shall be allowed nv
the Judge reasonable compensation 10
be taxed as costs against the defendant
Crawford has evidently been imposing
on the good nature Of the Herald corres-
pondeht alta great rate. This is the
hrst intimation we have heard that his
work in the lower house had anything to
do with his securing the republican nom
nation for senator. That end was
gained only by persistency and an un.
limited amount of gall. 1t is also lnter>
esungto note that Crawford claims his
election by larger majority than snv of |
MS republican predecessors. No
wonder that iron sledge didn,,
knock him cut last winter
Nothing can phase such adamaptine
cheek
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-10
ABBREVIATED TeLeGRAMS.

Heavy snow fell all ThursdaHight and
Friday at st. Louis.
The treasury department Friday pur-
| chased I54 too ounces of silver at Bios TO
s1057.
Daniel V. Aquimbau, weslthy resi-
dent of New York, blew out nis brains
Friday
Failures in the United STATES for the
week ended Friday were $40. against 1913 in
the corresponding week of 1890
A Memphis jury gave ". Fl. Persons
five years in the penitentiary Thursday.
He had only murdered his wife.
a St. Louis man left his home in disgust
the other day because his wife wouldn't
let him bring home his paramour.
The statistics of the Paris mofgue show
chat during the year 1890 90l bodies found
their way To that CHASTITY receptacle.
Professor Nirchow, OF Berlin, says that
hoch's lymph is breeder of ba,cilli, and
more dangerous to the patient than the
disease.
a Sicilian shoeblack, who had won 1900
lire in lottery, fell dead at Palermo,
Italy, Friday, ON receiving the news OF his
good fortune.
Frank Russell, Fred Bradley. and Will
son Diehl, all prominent commil zion men,
have been arrested at Clark. 3. D., for
stealing wheat from the elevators
Owen Bean, an old California miner,
put giant powder near stoyn8p cabin
near his claim at Scratch Gravel, Mont.
The stun exploded and R,an's body badly
mutilated was found in the rims of the
house
y solid ball of snakes was I'M 'arthed in
cellar excavation, five feet below the sur
lace at Montville Center. Conn the other
day. They were all alive fody-five OF
them, and were killed as they hnwound
themselves.
John Stlnson, three sons and tpeir house.
Keeper We're arrested thirty miles north of
Detroit Thursday by American and Can
adlan officers. A counterfeitjng outfit
and bushels of counterfeit American dol
lars We're seized
capt I. +. Dudley, of Darien. Wis, was
taken prisoner during the war and his
sword confiscated by the "rebs - The other
nay 1t was returned to him by tpe Confed-
crate who captured him. The captain is
now resident of Trimble, Colo.
Young Protestants of Montreal have
made 1t habit of taking their best girls
20 the roman Catholic Church OF Jesus
Sunday evenings to hear the music, which
Is or high order. The rector has eonse-
quently issued an edict recurring an ad-
mission fee after $40 D. m. of - cents.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-10
LIKE GRIM DEATH.
Gov. Thayer Hangs on to the
Executive Chair.
NEARLY ALONE IN HIS POSITION,

He Still Insists ON Boyd's IneiigibiIity
and Holds the Fort"-One Faithful
Company Of Militia Guards Hir-. While
His Enemies Make Flank movement
and Cut on the acknowledgement GEN
erai Cole ''Fired'' for Fidelity tn Thay-
era Colorado Deadlock.
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 1o.-Blackburn
was the first speaker in the senate yester-
day on the silver bill. He began by at
lacking the bond clause which he oh
jected to because il looked to the perpetua-
ton of the national banking system, which
had already been doomed. The rest of the
bill fell short of the demands of the peo-
pie. The opponents of free coinage might
rely on the veto power of the president,
but that would prove TO be a vain reliance.
The president dared not furnish them with
that veto. When the amendment passed
the senate and the house. and the bill
went to the president, he dared not put his
veto upon it unless he was prepared to
sign the death warrant of a party already
doomed.
free Silver n Sure Winner, Anyhow.
But even il the president did veto the
vi that would not save them. The death
smell of the present congress. he thanked
Tod, would soon be rung, and then would
come another congress. whose house of
representatives would give free coinage to
The American people, even by the vote re-
quired by the constitution to pass il over
the presidents veto, and the senate wonld
concur in that action Of the peoples repre-
sentatives, so that relief TO a clamoripr
and overburdened people was now at hand.
whether the opponents of free coinage
willed it or not.
Not n Party Question with Blackburn
This, with him, was not a party ques-
ton, for he had denounced the anti-silyer
policy OF every administration for the last
twenty years. IL did not matter TO him
that his own party was. for four years. re-
sponsible for the enduring wrong. CIeve-
lands administration was just as amena-
bic to the criticism and censure as had been
Its predecessors or its successor When
honest toll was doomed TO want and pow
erty, no party shacklcs could chain him 20
the defence of that which was its cause.
The Security of the Silver Mines.
Morgan next took the floor. Speaking
OF the product of American mines in gold
and silver Morgan asked what other gov
eminent IN the world could point 10 a bet
ter security for the redemption of its
promises, public or private. II might be
assumed that $500, 900. 900 probably $, OOO.-
Coo, GOO would be taken from American
mines IN the next ten years. An issue of
one, two or three dollars TO one dollar of
gold or silver would be an absolutely safe
circulation, and with it there would be es-
tabiished policy for this country as safe
and immutable As the flow of water in the
Mississippi river Then there would I've
established policy which Gf utilized and
employed in developing the magnificent
resources of the country. its industries and
its commerce) would make the United
States the master of the world on the ques-
ton of finance
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-10

speaker, Hanna, attempted 10 announce
his standing committees the Brown-Dem-
ocratic faction blocked legislation, and the
result was that nothing could be accom-
plished during the afternoon.
A Riot Almost Precipitated-
Several ATTEMPTS to adjourn were voted
down by that ciique. Brown was ordered
under arrest for interrupting the speaker
The sergeant-at- arms started TO arrest
Brown, when four deputy sheriffs sprang
into the aisle and detied the sergeant-at-
arms to do so. A scene Of the widest con-
fusion and uproar prevailed. Quiet was
finally restored and an attempt was made
to proceed to business. Later in the day
the state senate and house met In Joint
session and counted the state vote. Inc
house was in session Mt latest reports,
with the deadlock still in charge
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-10
A CAUCASIAN GHOST DANCE.
Fantastic and Vicious Cspers Of New
Jer.ev Hired Girl.

Fantastic and Vicious Cspers 9f New
Jersey Hired Girl.
RUTHERFORD, \. j., Jan. lO.-kate hey
nods. IA servant of Andrew Il Calaum,
the merchant of lSs Duane street, New
York city. who lives in Orient way In this
place. started on destructive ghost
dance Thursday morning Mr. Calaum
promptly discharged her. Then she en-
deavored to console herself by smashing
windows. She succeeded in batuering the
glass out of three windows and wrecking
a bay window before she was arrested. In
the court of the justice of the peace Mrs.
Calaum appeared as witness against the
young woman.
Took Six Men To Hold Her.
This so enraged the servant that she
rushed upon Mrs Calaum and tried to tear
out her eyes While she was scratching
her former mistress face and .shrieking
with rage, the court officers tried, TO quiet
her The valiant amazon tur4ed upon
them and it took six men to hold her
down and strap her arms and legs. When
the smoke of the battle cleared away,
scattered hairpins. a broken umbrella, and
overturned chairs gave eloquent testi-
mony rs TO the activity OF the young
woman's arguments. She was taken to
Hackensack, where she will attend trial
for her savage outbreak
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-10
The Code in south Carolina.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., Jan. i0-In reply to
challenge from ]. II. Tillman, nephew
of Governor Tillman. to fight a duel. n.
q. Gonzales has published card in which
he explains the reason OF the challenge,
assigning the cause TO the correspondence
which went on during the recent cam.
paign. No formal challenge has vet
passed. Tillman is in Augusta, Ga, four
miles from the famous Sand Bar ferry
duelling ground. The gauntlet will prob
ably he thrown down according 10 the
code. and the meeting will be bad IL the
men are not arrested
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-10
LESS ROPE FOR 10.
Bad Medicine for the Hostile
Redskins.
Mills MEN MAKING AN ADVANCE.

squasfs and PappooSes Coming Into Pine
Ridge, While the Indications Are Good
for a Desperate Resistance OF the
ueks-The Report on Col. forsythe-
Town In South Dakota Looted and =
Party of Settlers Besieged.
PM RIDGE AGENCY. s. D., Jan. 10
Capt. Taylor, chief of scouts, yesterday re-
ceived letters from Short Bull and Kick
Ing Be IT, chiefs of the hostile Brules, stat
ing that they would surrender at the
agency to-day with all their people. But
these letters amount to nothing in view of
past events, for the Indians change their
minds about as fast as they make them
up. The desire of the hostiles to come in
Is doubtless prompted by the approach of
the troops from behind and from the
wings. The soldiers are slowly closing in
on the hostile village Scouts report that
the troops are so close to the hostiles that
skirmis hing continues at intervals during
the day and night.
One Thousand Reds TO Tackle.
Red Cloud, who escaped from the hos
tiles on Wednesday, says there are 200
warriors in the hostile camp, and that
they arr as well armed as the soldiers.
This shows the magnitude OF the Job
which lies before the soldiers, for it is tao
lilly adm tilted that whether the hostiles sur
render not, they will be disarrned and dis
mounted. 1t cost the Seventh cavalry
eighty-tllree officers and privates to dis.
arm $50 If Big Foot's band, aud il is adj
United 10y everybody here that the hos
tiles who are on White Clay creek will
never give up their rifles and ponies with
out fight.
WIN Resist Disarming.
At intervals of two or three DAYS the
Gordon will be drawn more tightly around
the hostiles until they agree either to
come in Ieaceably or be whipped into sub.
mission. The disposition they display to
accept the overtures of Gen. Miles is sus-
ceptible Of but one Interpretation, and
that Is they propose to surrender and re-
tain thei, arms or die in their defense.
This is ba cked up by the fact that the ma
Jority of those who have come in from the
hostiles re squaws and children who de-
sire to GET out of the way.
Beginning Their Deyiltry.
HostileS began their devilment yester-
day morn ng by burning the cabins four
miles north of the agency. Three col
umns of dense smoke in the north show
where the fires are raging. IL is said that
1oung-Mtn Afraid-of His Horses cabin
Is among he others burned The refugees
from the village are in a pitiable condi-
ton Fourteen squaws and papooses
came over the hills yesterday morning
They were leading two jaded ponies, which
We're heavily loaded with camp equipage.
Col. Forsyt.e Exonerated.
The com uittce which has been investi-
gatins col Forsythe's management of the
troops at Wounded Knee has finished its
report. IL will make report to Gen.
Miles generating the colonel OF any mis-
management and of any attempt to kill
the women and children
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-10
WoLcoTT IS "sARKAsrlkuL.n
The Colorado senator Peel. Hurt over an
APPOINTMENT

The Colorado Senator Feels Hurt over an
appointment.
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan O-The nom
fnation by the president yesterday of ex-
Senator y. p. Hin, of Colorado. to be a
member of the international money COM
mission created some excitement in the
western delegation in the senate. The
nomination WAS shown To Teller and
Nolcott rs soon rs il was brought
in. Hill opposed the election of Wolcott
to the senate, and the two men are not on
speaking terms. Wolcott, on seeing the
nomination, lost no time, but started i'm
mediately TO make II canvass OF the SEN
ate against Hill
Fight Over the Nomination.
When the nomination comes up there is
likely To be a very lively fight over il. To
reporter Of the United Press. who spoke
to him about the nomination, Wolcott
said: Il have only this To say-that the
nomination Of Hill, To be followed. as the
president has assured Us il will be. by the
veto of n free coinage bill, stamps Harri-
son as Colorado's fayorite son
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-10

A prominent physician and old amy
surgeon in eastern Iowa was called away
from nome for few days. During his
absence one Of the children contracted q
severe cold. and his wife bought bottle
OF Chamb'rlsin's Cough Remedy for IL
fney were so much pleased with the
remedy that they afterwards used sew
eral bottles at various times. He said
from experience with II. he regarded 1t as
the most reliable preparation in use for
colds. and that II came the nearest OF be.
ing specific OF any medicine be had
ever seen. For sale by HAITI & Balm.
sen. druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-10

Pocket Cutlery.
We have Table Cutlery, in all style.
Kitchen Cutlery.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-10
Proposed New Executive Mansion.

WASHINGTON CITY, Jan lO.-Stanford
introduced in the senate yesterday a bill
accompanied by elaborate architectural
designs for the erection OF an extension
of the executive mansion on the plan sue-
gested by Mrs. Harrison. The plan makes
the present mansion the center OF the
front of the building. on each side of
which wings extending to the rear are to
be built and connected with the present
edifice by collonadcs. One wing will he
the official wing and the other the public
wing. In this latter will be picture gall
leries, and repositories OF historic relics
and art treasures. In the rear il to be a
conservatory and the central area will he
garden The whole is to cost $3.50. 0Ol
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-10
OkIal,oma People Alarmed.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Jan. l0.-A special from
Guthrie, O. T., says: Much excitement
prevails here regarding the present Indian
outlook. Grave apprehension is felt, and
trouble is ex Dected As soon as the disarm-
ing OF the lntisns is begun Reports re-
gsrding the seriousness of the situa-
ton have been withheld by CORE
spondents, but it is no longer a
secret that trouble is imminent and the
facts must b. promulgated. Kingfisher
at present il in furore, and George II.
Laing, of that place, came to this city and
at once sought the Office of United States
Marshal Grimes Laing states that n
militia company had been hurriedly or
ganized there which numbered sixty-five
ma
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-10
BuTcHERKNIFEp HIS FATHER.
Millionaire's Sons Murderous Attack
While Drunk.

A NiIlionaire's Sons Murderous Attack
While Drunk.
GREENsBUEG, Pa Jan. l0.-CL j. w.
Moore, the millionaire coal and Coke OPP
orator of this place, was almo,t fatally
stabbed last night with butcherknife IN
The hands of his son Bert. The So were
in the sitting room of Mr.. Mojrf house
when Bert suddenly attacked tis father
with knife, cutting deep cash in his
left side A neighbor, who was passing
by, heard the noise and, running in,
caught Bert and held him unit q he police
came, when he was taken to jaii. A ply
stefan was sent for, who dressed Col.
Moore'S wounds, which. though bleeding
profusely, the doctor thinks will not prove
fatal. The cause of Bert's at Is not
known. He had been leading rather
wild life of late and was intoxicated at
-h.aF
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-10

WASHINGTON CITY. Jan. l0.-The senate
yesterday passed the house bill providing
an additional associate justice of the
supreme court of Arizona Conference re-
port on bills for buildings at Youngs-
town. o, and Fort Dodge, la. were
agreed 10. Black burn and Morgan nd
dressed the senate on the financial bill.
The honse passed the bill to authorize
Oklahoma City to issue bonds for a rail-
road right OF way through the city. The
entire afternoon was spent debating
without action bill for the relief of the
Citizens Bank of Louisiana. The night
session was devoted To private pension
bills, of which sixty passed, one giving the
widow OF Gen. Durvea $50 per month
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-10
rhe rrnuhle I'm Montana.

HELENA, Mont, Jan. 10.--Steps We're
taken yesterday looking TO ending the
deadlock in the Montana legislature. The
Republicans have appointed committee
to devise plan of settlement. lhe plan
talked of is to have twenty-five rienoers
from each house, whose election Y unois-
puted meet with the Democratic speaker
leaving out each set of Silver BOW con-
testants who will either resign pr allow
tbsir Claims for seats 10 be decided on the
last dav of the session: meantime none of
them shall have any participation in the
proceedings In such case the minor Of
iicars would he divided between the two
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-10
TOO QUICK WITH THEIR GUNS.
A Chance Thr own Away to GobbIe "a Gang
OF Train Robbers.

of Train Robbers.
SAN ANToNIO. Tex, Jan. 10-The Off
Gals of the Southern Pacific railway
learned Thursday that an attempt was to
be made to rot the west-bound passenger
train between Flatonia and Weildor sta
tions. The train crew, passengers and ex-
press messengers were provided with rifles
and pistols. At the point where the rob-
berry was to toke place q man signaled TO
the engineer to stop the train. The train
stopped, and number OF shots from the
trairnen caused the man who signalled
TO flee 1t is thought that he had cOnfed-
erates concealed in the underbrnsh
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-10
OTHER STATE LEGISLATURES.
Proceedings of the SoIons In IlIiuoI.
Michigan and Elsewhere.

Proceedings of the SoIons In IIIiuoI.
Michigan and Elsewhere.
SPRINGFIELD, His, Jan. lU.-BilIs vers
introduced in the state senate Yesterday.
To amend the act relating to the sale of
lands Tor taxes; to make the first Monday
In Septeinber-Labor day-a legal holiday.
a bill taking the place of the present com
pulsory education law; to amend the act
relating To the weighing of coal at mines.
to provide that an American nag be placed
over every school building in the state; to
compel every corporation to paw its en-
ployes each week; to compel payment of
all wages III money; providing that all
textbooks used in Illinois schools shall be
uniform, and printed by contract The
school bill comedies almost, if not quite,
All that wa, asked by the enemies of the
compulsory law. The senate adjourned TO
Monday evening. ~
"ctl"ns Committee Appointed.
In 'he mousse the speaker appointed the
'"ilo"liS elections committee: Green of
nleNahher, Chairman; Dixon. of Lee.
i,du2hIih' OF Shelby; Springer. of Morgan:
= 'rsohs' OF 6allatin; O'Donnell of Cook.
DOWN. OF Bond; Wilson, Of Ople Ner'
tit' oil Sangamon; Prince. ,f Knox. pad
u"ek' Of kankakee; Callahan. of Cravv.
Iora' Kirby, OF Morgan; Berry. of Carroll
anu helldr, OF Macon. The first nins
heulherS arr Democrats. the Ic-. siv 10.
49,, al Inc governors message was
80 a'''t after little unimportant bust
ing " 'ionuay even
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-10
BLACKRURN'S Def.
He Serves a Silver Notice on
the President.
A FREE COINAGE VETO UNAVAnING

the Measure Regardless of the Presi-
dent, aud the Senate Wiiltn: - The
Junior Colorado Statesman Making
War on an Appointment-A Reception
ut the Vice Presidents House-Increase
of the surplus.
LINCOLN Neb., Jan. l0-EX Governor
Thaycr is giving an exhibition of holding
the fort that promises to break the record.
Thursday night he slept in his quarters
The rooms were guarded within by militia
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-10
Bold Robbery of ws,cb..

CHICAGO. Jan. lO.-A well dressed man
stepped into the jewelry store Of E. l..
Nolgmed, at 1li4 Milwaukee avenue, and
asked to look at some gold watches The
proprietor Of the store took out tray con.
tanning eight gold timepieces. valued at
from s75 to 500 each. While the jewelers.
back was turned the fellow grabbed the
watches thrust them into his pocket and
ran ont a big crowd followed, but the
fellow evaded pursuit and escaped
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-10

THERE will be quite a number of bach.
elors In the next house Of representatives
The state Of Virginia alone will have
three in her delegation. The WASHING.
ton girls will have lots of fun MAKING
msshes and capturing the hearts Of tho
susceptible statesman.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-10

Don't say there is no help for catarrh.
hay fever and cold in head. since thous-
ands testify that ElY's Cream Balm has
entirely cured them. II supersedes the
dangerous use of liquids and snufis. II
is easily applied into the nostrils and
gives relief at once. Price 60c.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-10
nrII,I.n, D,nn.r :, uor,or..

WASHINGTON CRY. Jan. lo.-Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Morton last night gave
kieir first dinner Of the season in honor OF
President and Mrs Harrison and the cabi-
net. The dinner was followed by the
largest and most brilliant reception Of the
season. The vice presidents mansion was
deliberately decorated with flowers and
growing plants in honor OF the event.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-10
Grandson Of Davy Crockett Dead.

STUTTGART. Ark, Jan. l0-Col Rober;
ii. Crockett. one of the leading politicians
OF Arkansas and only surviving grandson
OF the famous Davy Crockett. J. dead
Col Crockett was about - years of az