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inc Japan Conference OF the Methodist Epis-
eopAl Church held its annual meeting In Toxic
m'uly anu adopted several memorials to be
presented to the next General Conference OF
ne Methodist Church OF this country. which
Till be held next rear Among other things.
az az yRSrSn Conierence asks for the appointments
C nssarnh Of branch OF tho Methodist Book
ny WAS slso The desire Of the Conference that
Es Present n Missionary Society Of the Method
n.y. s d FOREIGN Missionary Society The re-
mt OF the session OF the Conference has only
Sss ven received BY the Churh authorities in
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DIED SITTING RESIDE HIS UIEE
Retired Merchant King was ON His WAY
Home From Saratoga.

Home From Saratoga.
Bennett King. 80 years old. a retired mer.
chant ofthis city. who lived at 1.70l Broadway.
d,ed in parlor car yesterday when on his
way home from Saratoga MIR. King and his
brother. Edward. were once well known when
under the firm name OF Edward King & Bro.
They sold furs In Maiden lane. They retired
from business thirty.four years ago. Edward
Bennett King, grew Old and feeble.
Nine weeks neo he went to Saratoga. Yesler-
with a. carriage nt the Grand Central Depot to
take Mr.. and Mrs King homo. When the
they found him dead. sitting beside bis wife.
Mr.. King was member q the Congregation
B'nai Jeshurun. at Madison avenue and
Sixty-flfth street.
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Skinned Amv. ..a Cut to Pieces.

SHREVEPORT. Sept "a hsinous outrage was
committed on young woman school teacher.
near Arcadia. while she was returning to her
home the other day. She was seized BY ne
gro on lonely road. and was dragged to the
woods. The negro tied her to tree. whore he
iept her for two days She was found BY
searchers. told them her story. and reuuested
them to hide. as tho negro would return. This
peared and was captured. He was skinned
alive and cut to pieces.
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New Definition OF An Amateur wheelnan.
HARTFORD. Sept. a-The Convention Of ths'LeaRus OF
AInatsur wheslmen was In session last nigh: from 8
o'ciock until after l. Many important changer were
made In the constitution but only Two Of general
interest new definition Of amateur was adopted. a.
follows:
Article ILL., Section e-Ersse all after the frat para.
graph OF the section and substitute An smatsur 10
who has net engaged H. assisted in. nor taught
bicycling other recognized athletic exercise for
money other remuneration nor know ingly com.
pstsd with against professional for prise Of any
description: after having forfeited
teur status has hal the same restored bv conpetsnt
authority having Jurisdiction over the sport
bicyciat ceAAes to be an amateur by
,a) Engaging In bicycling or other recognized ath
letc exercise. or pers Aay teaching or training
coaching any PERSON therein either as means OF OBJ
tanning = livelihood for = wager. money price or
gate money.
10 tom psting with professional or making pace
for or having the made by such in public or for
prize
(cI Selling pawnine turning Into cash. or realizing
upon an prize won by him. .
ID Accepting directly or indirectly for bicycling
remuner .tion. COMPENSATION or expense Whatever
from bicycle manu- actursr. agent or other person
Interested In the trade or from any other person
having pecuniary interest in the sport except from
ling and raining expenses.
e) bicyciist forfeit his status by
teaching the elements OF bicy cling solely for the
pose Of efeutine tho sale Of q bicycle
state divisions to admit clubs th!eeanartsrs Or whose
members belong to the League Of American Wheelnep
Under old constitution all tho members must be
members of the League.
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Or. Leslie E. Kelley Of Dwight, III.

Has established at White Pians r. T. for the convsu.
fence Of patients in the East branch At hi.
institute for the OF alcoholic and morphine Inc 3ri
Ate. This branch In charge OF aphysican who has
been under Dr. Ke.lsys persoual instruction, Tbs
those achieved By DR. Keslsy Address TIL KELLEY
INSTITUTE. WHITE PLAJEa y. 7.
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aFauted-flntales.
sun UPTOWN OFFICE,
Laos BROADWAY.
Near SEA st.. Opposite Kstsi I.psrial.
ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED UNTIL I, ?. N.
Ratss at the folowi.e saess will - the
sa.s - those charged at the mai. sAes,
vi MI; r9H n All =: & 9TH Av- COZ nrH st.; -.
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LONG ISLAND CITY,
join ": DAvRES BORDEN Az. c1sl'pAs.s GAL
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III sy ii! .ss:
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TS5tE Va Sss Is sss
n.RSs .';' ps;'si' tne sq":
n2ss S5n :e: 4as:: .:s S
ATESIr,aER IEscEp GIRL 70 nomS'r cheek: 4e.. BY
a. 60 Learn drs''mstinE and emitting. DkEssNAKhE
A YorNn WOMAN experienced in art n.sdiewort
"a smoroidtry. Apply person.lly II o2D Broadva'.
ROUK FOLDERS AND COvEkEKs, slso neat and
- '"''t i"Nk sA NAN FAorrRISo CO.. ITO s,n Az.
Fss sbst sfsiH ''' st: an. s;n s
BoSSss n se y Il sh'' and s'' o. wire
%z AtHSs s:H' 81 SSsss les ;ss re
Il wanted Apply psrsousiiy .. Art Fsrlors eas s":y:
EANCy rRATHERs-Ls.rn.rs wanted on fancy
I tsSs's:n
EANcy rEATHERs.-wan,sd fancy feather makers
Anu '"i iho o II. wood co. SIS Broadway.
FANCY FEATHERS Good hands wanted. also piqu,t
H. a,FiihiMEe 4 Co. a,s Bro.dw.r.
NANCr HERA-Expsrisnced hand improvsr
and respectable iesrnsrk over Is wanted.
EANCy FEATHERs,-Expsr,sncsd hands: week
i work; good pay. Apply to L. ZEIMER, ~ Bond st.
INEATuER CuRLERa-Experiancsd only; good pay:
i steady work. Apply i2sl2o West Broadway. third
floor
i TouoEY PuSiish.l q T% oPsh soSrs.s ' '"ASA
II. oSElLL co.
WANT CASH GIRLS.
sTH Az, 10th TO 2lSrsr.
MILLINERY SCHOOL.
Reliable strictly nr.t css Art thoroughly tausht IN
s:' Ky g S:
ton st, Brooklyn.
one accustomed TO cutting and siopinE Infants and
sTERN 4 scHLoss. 80 Howard 81.
OsTeICH FEATHERs.-iands on fancy ostrich and
~ pOmpons; highest wages
ALFRED l. SIMON L CO. $50 Broadway
OSTRICH FBATHERs-First class curriers' bunohsrs
~ and packers wanted; also lsArnsra Call UEGER
OEhA10Hs p sa 81 sa deere, .
P..EE :.ssl ;ssss Ss
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Aou,sstir Gsrvants as'aated.

~, domestic tSsrvants Manted.
IL ;": ''5':': f'''; i''s'
a.. stair. ssTi and 10 s.issin ,nrse crown
ebildrsns references ,Ii ,ta2' Eat eoth St -.
A 'sIs :r h S fsi:1."s. rs"ar.a
eSsE .s sn. ed ssn :: .f:s
A YOUNG SikI. 20 90 hons. work ara .. :: one 9,
,ss.s ; ET,. e s s; =: ''ndF. refer
CWAMBERNAIps. coos cook. who wash and iron
Ss :s ,ss PITTS ssT ssSGSSs
'D !t.'s 'a 4; st Washing for
ms: ii's S;s CT s;H' .''
x {. rs sg e s CT; .4
'n''' poEhlsaES s' rs s k.., sin city
CIRL to mind I. t,ey and max. herself useful "a or
n Eosf; IS;Tm.n ,es swedish preferred; istsrsns.
''s'"'N' Mrs. DEL VALE 2,o East 7ethM
IJoUsEw oeK-ro cook wash. and iron and as.,,. in
i:ss" 4: s; "s door &C. private
Fanny Sa. ts .s %ss ~;
TERED V45 Lafayette Az. froosyn NJ
HousEwosE.T Two yonnx .om.n one for t,,ersn
ana sissp in Inc house. III Fast "a o.
HouskwoRsKsm.w.n,.d in Email f s.m,i, sT 70.
sS%%sH s'S; , sh. must s'' nome '' Last
Ss M. ;SES Se Y.e Me-, ss s"
s.s sny for t stpf; @ s.:s ; a%s
III erai honsework: reference 1876 East @otha
GIRLS on: g o1t w.. And ., o !r
.u Rpps Il ~ Eat sa Tor ''S OF ''f
w small family aeod home mi ssAry city refer
."e'' required Apply Two say. it, 1850 Broadway
w 70! ssp.s. i'ca..%o;s mass & S:.iss's sex
."s. t.h Ts1sE '"H e. i'' s'' "
I&1Fn,oA s', 70, s.Ssrs %":' s"os
com. At nne: brine s aIIe s'sE % IN"
st.. top fat
n. ss" va x h fnF sa ranw GOOD
wages given; bring references Address 2a t. +sn "
VVAYrED-A sirl for general hoa.e~ork in a small
.ience required Tsi from i! to Fast G',h 81.
WASrEp-ln ANAL family, romaet-nt girl for gen.
r. r o' ~ &ras hi . city,
tsST .5 ii *. =" '."', OF
iron sT
WASrED-Girl for general homework: must be
Mr.. KLNEHXN 81 W,M 18th ct, second Nat.
WAxTEp-olrl 70 ss'i.s with cooking and do gen.
1887 Lexington Az. near s5,hs st
VVAHTEp--A girl for general Homework in family Of
w four adult. 10 na, bring se,sT =. =. .,,.
VVANTRD-A n... ne,iv. Young girl to take car. Of
between g ana o o sTEsS i5 s..s
WANrEpA meat nsy ssl:sea cir, =. ch.n b:
ana avn n apmsy and iH!ss at MAI
e, ,xh. .na .,..
| "24 Madison ss. between $50 and 18th ST.
g, e. mus. s9Os
reference" ' ROTH sos H"s. 18th s.. s'A' ''e' '''"S
for st.s
XTANTED-A neat German girl: mus. cook and assist
~ ~ With ,.'ninE and ironing in small family 1875
| street.
XVtNrED-A girl to az gen .r.l hou.. .o,t IL .m =.
w family Apply. with reference at 1888 East 18th st.
e. bkE9fTs % s4ol
m9 e s s::s
WASIEnn.,crl who .ho.oush!y qna:r. s gem
tSSrsD-Ha sSea gi., to assist in boarding
al. !. a. & sG'"I:a ~ for
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A SITUATION wanted a. chambermaid by respsc
n able girl; private family: wages ST. Apply t
Mrs ALDRICli, 2O4 sth "
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-20
MEDICAL.


The people at the Worlds
Dispensary of Buffalo, n. Y,
have a stock-taking time once
a year and what do you think
they do? Count the number
of bottles that've been re-
turned by the men and women
who say that DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery or
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton didn't do what they said
it would do.
And how many do you
think they have to count.
One in ten? Not one IN 1fye
hnuaredI
Here are two remedies
one the Golden Medical Dis
covery, for regulating and in
MIGRATING the liver and purify
ing the blood; the other, the
hope of weakly womanhood,
and they've been sold for
years, sold by the million bot
ties; sold under a bosltt0e
guarantee, and not one in five
hundred can say:
at was not the medicine for
me
And-is there any reason
why you should be the one /?
And-supposing you are what
do you lose 4? ABSOLUTELY
nothing !
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-20
ABBREVIATED TEIEGRAMs

1t IS now claimed that Senator Elect
Kyle, of South Dakota, is not a citizen OF
that state.
Shannon's flour mill at Butler, Mo-,
was burned Wednesday. Loss, s35, 900
insurance, $4,000
Work on the Worlds fair site in Jack
son park, Chicago, was resumed Thurs.
day. The mob was not visible.
Mrs. Mccormick died Tuesday mt Green
Point, L. l., aged 1O4 years. Within an
hour of her death she was walking about,
cheerful and well
Professor Alexander Winchell, of the
michigan university. a geologst of world
wide reputation, died at Ann Arbor,
Mich, Thursday.
The lower house of the Kansas legisla
ture has reconsidered its action in defeat,
ing the woman suffrage bill, and has
passed the measure
The Grand Opera house at Rochester.
n. u, was burned early Thursday. Tie
windsor hotel, adjoining, was slightly
damaged. Loss, 5000.
DIR. Henry Wade Rogers was Thursday
formally inaugurated as president of the
Northwestern university at Evanston,
Ills, to succeed the late President Cum
mings.
The following national banks have been
authorized to commence business: Ohio
National Bank of Washington, at Wash.
ington City, capital 500, 900; Berlin Ma
tlonal bank, at Berlin, n. H., capital
$4,000.
The American Loan and Trust COM
piny, of New York, which got into finan.
cal trouble Wednesday, will probably re.
sumo business within week. The com
pany has lost 500. 1000, b If its capital. 1t
will be recognized
James w. Connorton. "Bad jimmy OF
Chicago, who killed Doc Harrerty-
who was also "bad"-some time ago In n
saloon fight, was acquitted Thursday ON
the ground of self-defense.
The prisoners in the Fort Dodge Ia.
jail, had removed all the locks from the
cell doors, and were just about ready TO
make break for liberty, when the sheriff
got onto them and blocked their game.
Miss Tanning, a Providence, r. l., Young
woman, says that she has been cured OF
paralysis by wearing around her waist a
package of clay from the grave of Mar.
garet Bourmeois at Montreal Margaret
was the founder of the Sisters of Notre
Dame
a waiter in Richmond, Va, hotel bad
few words with John L. Sullivan
Wednesday, and when John started To do
the moke up" the latter threw the CON
tents of "a coffee-pot into his face. Before
John could recover the waiter had YAM
OSed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-20
THE MARKETS.
Chicago.


CHICAGO. Feb 10
The quotations on the board of trade to-day
were as follows: wheat-No . February
opened DC, closed e}1tc; May, opened g7Iic,
closed &c; July, opened 9aic, closed 9Jc
Corn-No. . February. opened 5Il.c CLOSED
531Sc; May, opened 55Isc closed h5tsc; JuIy,
opened 52ISc, closed 5ic. Oats-No 2 NAV
opened 46c, closed 469sc; June, opened and
closed 46c; July, opened 421Sc, closed lsssc
Pork-February, opened Sg30, closed 50 4j;
March, opened s9.35. closed $3.50; May, opened
S9.96o, closed s9.S11. Lard-March. openel
S5.57lS. closed 1856.
Live stock-Following were the prices MI
the Union Stock yards: Hogs-Market opened
active and firm prices sc higher; light grades
S3foG365; rough packing. $340G35O mixed.
% S@350; heavy packing and shipping lots,
$35Sd375; pigs, S2.6@34o.
Cattle-stockers and feeders ssnaaso;
cows and bulls, S2ooe35O; calves, Sa5Oa6 90
Sheep-Trade active; $Lssa5.5o; lambs, s5.Isa
sis.
Produce: Butter-Fancy separator. g7ay7lkc.
diaries, finest fresh. 2e62lc; packing stook M
0l3c. Eggs-Fresh candled lsc per doz
Dressed poultry-Chickena 80oc per Ib; ducks
l00lsc; turkeys, e112c; geese, 7asc. Pot.4oc.
White Rose, sso9ec per bu; Red Ross. o.:
Hebron. IS 1ssc; Peerless, sSaooc; Burbans'
O0&c. Sweet potatoes-nlinois SaOa3 Sd
per Dbl Apples-Cooking s3.0oGLOO Der Dbl:
eating. A005O; Michigan choice. $375640O
New York.
NEW YORK. Feb. 10
Wheat-No. red winter slllN cash; do
February. 81. lO34; do March, s1.0esz: do May,
$lo'ss Corn-No. mixed. 6f,fc cash: do Feb
ruary &c; do March, 62,4c Oats-Quict; No
mixed cash. 53c; do February, SIC; do
March, Sc Rye-Nominal bariey-Eomi
nal Pork-Dull; mess sl05oGl25 for
new.
Live Stock: Cattle-Ma firm, but no trad
ing in beeves; dressed beef. steady; native
ades, IGSMc y n. Sheep-Very limited bust
Nominally steady; live hagz Salook0 2
LOO Ds
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-20
The Michigan Legislature.

LANSING, Mich, Feb. 20-Bills were in.
troduced in the house yesterday making
an appropriation for display at the
Worlds fair and creating a commission
to arrange it; increasing the special tax
on gross premiums of life insurance com.
panies from to 3 per cent; providing for
the care of veterans of the war at the Sol
diers' home. Bills were introduced in the
senate: Compelling the purchase of dairy
and farm products direct from the farm
by the state institutions; increasing the
special tax on iron ore to 90 cents and on
copper ore to s. per ton; joint resolution
limiting introduction of bills to the first
thirty days of the session, and redistrict-
ing the legislative districts.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-20
COMING STREETER,S WAY.
only Eight Illinois Republicans Refuse
to Go Into the Coalition Camp.


SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Feb. 20.-Bills were
introduced in the senate yesterday: For
free textbooks in the public schools-tob be
loaned, or sold at wholesale prices; to com.
pei owners OF land to keep streams run
ning through the same clear of drift. Bills
10 prohibit the truck-store system and es.
tabiish weekly pay days; to make eight
hours legal days work and to make la
Dor day a legal holiday were favorablv
considered by the labor committee A
number of flag petitions, some of them
very long, were presented in the house.
Iney ask the hosting daily on all public
schools of the national ensign.
Coming Round to Streeter.
Inc deal between the Republicans and
L. NJ. b. A. men looks like it might sue
coed, IF you only give it time" Yester-
day the +. M. b. A. men had a conference
with Streeter and he gave them his Mat
form. he said he stood thus: Tariff on
luxuries as much as possible; a graduated
income tax to reach fabulous incomes
which escape taxation; free coinage of
silver or Increased issue of greenbacks
the silver to be of American production.
anti-alien law; the freedom of the ballot
everywhere, but the Lodge bill too radi-
cai-where states do not secure free ballot
the government has the right to do so.
His Action Senator.
Streeter also said: "If l am elected
United States senator pledge that will
be an independent and will never enter
the caucus of either the Republicans or
Democrats. But on issues not permane
to the great agricultural party of this
state if elected United States senator I
will, in consideration of the 100 votes given
us by the Republicans, vote with them
where L conscientiously can. On issues
which do not pertain to the interests of
the great agricultural people will vote
with our friends. To do otherwise wonld
be ungrateful." This satisfied the other
two f. NJ. B. A. men.
Results of the BaIIotinr.
The first ballot in joint session gave
Streeter SO votes: Oglesby, IA; Philip Syd-
ney Post, Talbot The next ballot was
the same, but on the next Reed and Tai.
bot, Republicans, went to Streeter. Not
withstanding some changes, the next bal
lot gave Streeter an increase of one vote
and he had a. The next ballot showed
no change, but on the next Streeter got
70, Hamer voting for him. There was no
change in the next ballot, but on the next
the 10th from the beginning-Streeter
mad %. The session then adjourned. Pal
mer got lOl every time. The Republicans
stiil standing out and voting for Oglesby
We're senators Bacon, Crawford of Cook,
Evans; Representative Chott, Ericsson.
Hutchlngs, Lense and Stoker.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-20
The Congressional SUMMARY,

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 20-In the sem
ate yesterday ingalls,, in brief address.
rendered his resignation as president pro
tenn. of the senate, to take effect on the
election of his successor The credentials
of Vance as senator from North Carolina
Tor the term beginning March next were
nled. Several bills of an unimportant ma
ture were passed, after which the Indian
depre 1ations bill was discussed and passed.
The Nicaragua canal bill was made the
unfinished business. At 6p. IN. the sem
ate adjourned.
The house, after consuming three hours
In the disposition of a claim bill, went
into committee of the whole on the post.
oihce appropriation bill Without dis
posing OF the bill the house, at 6 d. m.
took II recess until s o'clock last night.
the night session to be for the consid-
Grafton of the immigration bill. Little
progress was made on the bill at the night
session.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-20
The Weather We Nav Ex,..,

WASHINGTON CRY. Feb. sO-The following
are the weather indications for thirty six hours
from p. m yesterday: For Iowa-Snow;
southerly winds, becoming variable; colder
Saturday. For Indiana and nlinois-Rain or
snow; slightly warmer; southerly winds. For
Lower Michigan-Rain or snow Friday; warm
er; southeasterly winds For Upper Michigan
Rain or snow Friday; slightly warmer;
southerly winds. For wisconsin-Rain or
snow; slightly warmer; southerly winds
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-20

took receS yesterday until sp. m. to
hold night session on the immigration
bill. The session broke the record. 1t
was practically two sessions in one day for
the first time in history. The journal
was read and approved, action that par
liamentary authorities consider irreg 1lar,
and the question of legality may be
raised. 1t will not hurt anything, how
ever, as nothing was done
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-20
Going to Sea in "A Tub-

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Feb. 20. Capt Will
lam A Andrews has contracted with a
local firm to build a dory fifteen feet in
length over all, IN which he proposes TO
again attempt to cross the Atlantic ocean.
He will start June % if the boat is in
readiness
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-20
RATES ON WHEAT AND FLOUR.
Decision of the Interstate Comm cree
Commission Made Public.

A Decision Of the Interstate Comm cree
Commission Made Public.
WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 20.-The inter
state commerce commission yester
day made public an opinion in
which is announced the deci sion
in the case of the Kaufman Mill
ing company of St. Louis, Mo-, against
the Missouri Pacific Railway company
and nineteen other railroad companies
The rate on -four from points in Miss OUR
land Kansas to points in Texas is cents
|hlgher than the rate on wheat transpo rted
between che same points.
The Difference Not Unlawful
The complaint claimed that rates on
~heat and -four should be equal The
commission decides that under the condi
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-20
Wisconsin Assembly Note.-

MADISON, Wis, Feb. 2O-The only i'm
portant business of the legislature yester-
day was the passage of joint resolution
opposing the unlimited coin ,ge of silver.
The assembly child labor bill, forbiddinp
the employment Of children under ID years
in factories, was amended by making the
age IA, and the bill was passed to its third
reading. The ProhibitiOnists were refused
the use of the chamber for q meeting.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-20
Eynched an Indian

MERIDIAN, Miss, Feb. 2O.-Ben Pierce
a farmer of Battlefield Miss, was brutallv
N ;red few days ago by John Bull.
an Indian. Bull entered Pierce's house
and cut his throat from ear to ear
Wednesday night neighbors took Bull
from the county Jail and hanged him to a
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-20

tions existing in the territory in question a
rate OF cents less per 100 pounds on
wheat than on -four is not unlawful, but
tnat dlfferential exceeding cents per
loo pounds works unjust discrimination
and Is unlawful. The decision only ap-
plies to the present situation in the ter
rltory IN question and is not intended to
lay down permanent rule for the future,
nor to apply elsewhere
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-20
Fell Heir to $1,000 OOO.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Feb. 20.-Fred
erick Theis, a farmer living in the Sal,
creek valley, has left for California in re
Spouse to telegram announcing the
death of his unmarried brother, who left
him an estate valued at s.. 900 600
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-20
Kelly Goes with the AssocIa,io,

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Feb. 20.-Mike
Kelly and Arthur Irwin came into town
late Wednesday and met Brouthers and
William DAILY, and after brief confer.
ence signed them both for the Boston Asso-
citation club, Brouthers for first base and
DAILY for pitcher
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-20

POwderly Cancels His Engag ements.
TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 2O-Powderly left
for Scranton. Pa. Tuesday afternoon,
having cancelled bis western engage
mentS
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-20
The War in Chilli Over.

LONDON, Feb. 2O.-Advices from Chilli,
by way of Buenos Ayres. represent the
war as over, and that the negotiations be-
tween Balmaceda and the insurgents are
making satisfactory progress. The insur-
gent forces were recruited by multitude
of workingmen who escaped from VAL
paraiso and made their way to the rebel
lines
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-20
Struck IN Rich siIv.r Mir,

NELSON, b. c., Feb. 2O-One of the rich
csc silver mines in America has been
struck in the Toad mountain district near
here. The ore assays as high as $1,000
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-20
The Retort Acrimonious.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 20-In the
mouse yesterday Springer moved the refer
ence OF claim bill, and later wanted to
speak to the motion. Speaker Reed said
ne was In doubt whether he had the floor
Springer retorted that K ED was ALWAYS
IN doubt when a Democrats rights were
involved
The Speaker-That is a gratuitous re-
mark of the gentleman from Illinois, and
Is one he will never have an ppportunitv
to reply to from the same position Laugh
ter.
Springer-It is trne nevarthnlnss