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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-16
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-16
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-16

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-16

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-16

UNCLE DICK 0eLEsBY was nominated
for senator in the republican caucus at
Springfield last night over Millionaire
Farwell. This is body blow fer the
Chicago man, who had confidently ex>
pected to be renoninated. if not re-
elected. 1t is hinted that his opposition
to President Harrison had something TO
do with bis defeat, as all The postmasters
Of the state. including our own Boss
Wells, were "sgin" him. With the usual
republican dark-lantern methods. the vote
was by secret ballot, so that Mr. Fsrwell
will be unable to detect all his enemies
for future chastisement. but he knows of
enough to keep him busy for some years
in getting even Oglesby. of course.
will be assured personally by every
member that he received his 1.-THE menu
ber'sl support, including the Rock Island
county twins. Billy Crawford and Billy
Payne.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-16
ABBREVIATED KILOGRAMS.

John c. Hall, San Francisco lawyer, 10
accused OF embezzling $4,000.
Fire destroyed four-story building rt
Peoria, His, owned by Sandmyer & Dixon.
Thursday. The total loss is over clio, 600.
The plant Of the Prussing vinegar
works in Chicago was destroyed by Dire
Thursday The loss is estimated at $780,
900
The official census OF 81. Petersburg.
just completed gives the population OF the
city nj 90, 30. an increase of ~, 0OO during
the past decade.
The Mclean county, Ill, L. VI. d. A.
lodge has passed resolutions calling upon
the big three" in the Illinois legislature
to stand by their principles.
Harvey Storck, well-known lawyer OF
Chicago committed suicide Thursday by
taking n dose of morphine. Financial
troubles had made him insane.
j. Massey, the clerk OF Conway county,
Ark, has been jailed by the United States
court for refusing TO bring the COMPRESSION
al ballot-boxes of the county into court.
A report Is current iu Washington City
that Judge Cooley, chairman of the inter
state commerce commission. CONCENTRATES
resigning his position on account of i'll.
health.
City Water Works Commissioner Adj
ANS. of Brooklyn, whom The New York
Times charged recentlv with corruption
has asked the courts 10 award him S5O. Ooc
against that paper.
Eugene Ycndorff, head clerk in the
Austrian consulate at Chicago. disap-
peared Dec /. and was supposed TO be dead
until his books were looked into. Then IL
was found that he was only thief He 1,
IN Europe.
revival is in progress at the Campbell
lie church near Fairbury, Ill. thirty per.
sons having 10 far been conv, rted, all OF
whom were baptized in stream where Il
WAS Necessary to break a hole through six
inches of Ice.
Leonard Perrin. the New London wis. !
banker. was convicted at Oshkosh Thurs.
day of receiving part OF the proceeds Of the
Hurley bank robbery. for which his son,
Phelps Perrin, is now serving a five year
term in prison
As result Of the quarrel ia the Colorado
house two murders took place in Dsnve,
"Wednesday. Assistant Doorkeepcr McCoy
fatally shooting Police Inspector HAwley
aud Officer Norris. who tried TO arrest Ne
Coy after lac had shot Hawley
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-16
a MPnk Eanhidat.

II the choice OF United States senator
was left to the people Of Illinois, they
most certainly never would select A. ],
Streeter. He has had more than one
opportunity to demonstrate his strength
before the people, and they have not
aVai ed themselves Of the chances to ex-
press any great admiration for him, In
1850 he was the candidate OF the green
oack party for governor. and receiv ed
70, soS votes out Of total Of abnut f15
OOO. In 1888 he wss the union.labor
candidate for president OF the United
otsies and, instead Of increasing his vote
over 1854, received in Illinois less than /
per cent IF the total cote or In
rounu figures only Z 900 votes ont Of a
total OF 74S 600 while Gen. Palmer re-
celved In 1888 $50 900 votes for governor
=, 70 es count, and they ought to, Gen.
Palmer was in 1888 preferred by the yot,
ers OF Illinois for official political position
ABOVE A. j. Streeter in the ratio of more
toSn oD U j. and no one will deny that
zen Palmer has grown in favor of the
people since 1888, while Mr.. Streeter has
not. The excuse cannot be offered in
voting for Mr.. Streeter for senator that he
Is the choice Of the people State Reots,
ter.
The Register might have added that
&c ""skest candidate that the
~~''id possibly
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-16
UNDESIRABLE IMMIeRANS.
A Bill to Refuse Hospitality 70
Glasses of Foreigners.

A BiIl to Refuse Hospitality TO
Glasses of Foreigners. :,
WASHINGTON CRY. Jan, 10y - ~
Indiana chairman u ~ -. hor.y ester,
immigration, reported TO the nouss mas,
day. with a recommendation that =.
a substitute for the bill introdut
himself providing for the regulator -,
migration. The bill provides thar ,,dad
lowing Glasses y, a.'e. -. I-n;,sa SEES. in
accordance with the existing laws .s,,act
ing immigration other than those ~. :.
ing Chinese laborers: All idiots, ~
persons, paupers or persons nSetr.r,r.,
come public charge; persons fis...e.
from dangerous or contagious ssIcrw
persons who have been convicted
or other crimes involving moral .,.hssSs
polygamists and all other persoith M
tickets or passage IS paid Tor stad h,
money OF another. or who Is as s.;,,a,',
o'ners 70 Come: u l,'e' y :, ;, snsri inquiry
lu sdl'siuctofiis 'ao" ~. hsIpns one OF
Ne foregoing class.
IN In sa ,ha .o,t-act Tor law
so as TO apply TO persons coming
United States in reponse to az -.
ments in foreign papers, and ais,ra
sous induced 70 come by imuf
agents. Ministers and men in reeT hs
professions are specially exempt 49,
bill requires steamship companies ~ :
immigrants on board until landef ;ra
barge Office for inspection and c,aar
ton, on penalty of not being givs - :,
aice papers anu 80 - ;,.,s,;o.au, There
IS no provision COR railway inspect
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-16
The ACTION OF THE REMEDY.
How II Works, According to the Profe
sor's Theory

How 1t Works, According To the Profess
sor's Theory.
Regarding the manner in which thu
specified action of the remedy on tubercu.
losis Is to be represented, Prot Koch says.
Various hypothesis may naturally be put
forward. Without wishing to affirm that
my view affords the best explanation
represent the process myself in the follow.
ing manner: The tubercle bacilli produced
when growing in living tissues, the sauna
as In artificial CIVILIZATIONS. contain rsr.
tain substances which variously and nota-
ply unfavorabiy influence living elements
In their vicinity. Among these is a sub
stance which in a certain degree OF CON.
centratlon Kills or so alters, living proto-
plasm that it passes into a condition that
NelSert uescrloes as coaSuiation necrosis.
Necrosis Does for the Bacilli
IN tissue thus become necrotic the ha-
clllus hnds such unfavorable conditions
OF nourlshment that II can grow no more.
and sometimes dies. This explains the
remarkable phenomenon that in organs
newly attacked with tuberculosis for in.
stance III guinea pigs spleen and liver
which then are covered with gray nodules,
A'N%AN'A9 VI DANllAi arr IOuHu, whereas
they ale rare or wholly absent when tha
enormously enlarged spleen consists al.
most entirely Of whitish substance,in a
condition OF coagulation necrosis. such az,
Is often found in cases OF natural death in
tnoerculous guinea pigs. The single ba
clllus cannot, therefore, induce necrosis
at great distance, for as soon as necrosis
attains certain extension the growth of
the bacillus subsidies, and herewith the
production Of the necrotizirg substance
Its Full Powers Not Yet Known.
Professor Koch says that tie remedy
contains certain quantity of necrotizin2
substance, large dose of which INJURIES
some OF the tissue elements even in
neaithy person, and, perhaps the wbits
DOUG corpuscies or adjacent cells, thereby
producing fever and complication Of
SYMPTOMS In the case of tuberculosi.
N'Iler quantity suffices
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-16
LET'S SEE, IS HIS Ru1A
Case That Congress Might ome NC
solving About.

A Case That Congress Might
solving About.
MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, Jan. IS Ane VII
lage OF Evansville, in Douglas cusy' mas
8 gea line White-Cap episode, no q per
secuted Jew IL the victim OF Inc
mans name is Jack L. Haimsn- 1ast &c
tober he decided to start dry KS stote
az Evansville, village OF SONG innAo-
itants. He purchased a stock oioous, III
vesting some $4,000 or g, 900 in ana on
Oct. 81 opened the store. The tSt uioru'
ing he received letter, which niormea
him that he must leave town, % rio
den out on rail, and perps worse
treated "Ws mean business Is time,
and are all in for a general On up OF
Jew, store and company, now gnu here
after"
No svm,a,bv from Men.
Haiman called on some of tlSusiness
men OF the village, and, showingle EN- sne
letter asked what was m he ao3 They
only replied that the letter was isnt' ne
would have to leave town; thar IS the
only thing for him TO do He &C oineiy
sold his goods at great sacrifice ane 70
this city, and dares not return lie has
laid the matter before Rev. Jo4 Tan
bes, the Jewish minister here
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-16
FARWELL BEATEN.
Chicago's Man Dropped by the
Illinois Republicans.
UNCLE DICK" oeLEsBY NOMINATED

The natoriai Fight to Begfn ON the
goth sudden subsideuce of the Con-
tested Seat war-Butxow's Case Falls
TO Pieces-Outrageous Doings OF the
Colorado statesmeu--A Revolver Drawn
on the speaker-Gov. Peck's Message.
SPRINGFIELD. Ill, Jan. 6-The Republi-
can senatorial caucus last night nominated
ex-Gov. Richard ]. Oglesby for United
States senator on the first formal ballot.
The informal ballot stood as follows:
Oglesby, As; Farwell. 80; Gresham, II;
Lindiey. 8; McNulta, 5; Hamer, l; David
Ross. 2 Then the decks were cleared for
the first formal ballot, and out of 100 votes
cast Oglesby received q and Farwell 80.
The remaining six votes were scattering.
The apti-Farwell forces controlled the
caucus from the beginning to the end
The Democrats will not hold a caucus to
nominate u candidate for United States
senator, as the position is assumed that
Gen. John NJ. Palmer was Endorsed by the
whole Democratic party of the state by the
nomination of the state convention last
June. Bailoting will commence on the
Goth inst.
Election Contests Are s'On"
The election contests in the senate and
the house are "off.' to employ a popular
phrase. All the Republican members of
the house who have been alarmed rs to the
security of their seats. and the Democrats
OF the senate who have considered them
selves the victims of "Long" ones retail.
iatory measures. eau enjoy a time of COM
parative ease and contentment. The evi.
dence developed before the house elections
committee yesterday in the case Of Butzow
against Hamilton was not such as the
Democrats had been led to believe. When
these facts bad been duly reported to the
joint Democratic steering committee they
held meeting late in the afternoon and
practically decided TO drop the contests in
the house. 1t is understood, on the other
hand, that the Republican joint steering
committee has also determined to abandon
the senatorial contests
The Legislative Record.
The senate sat but twenty minutes yes.
terday, and few bills were introduced
One was TO punish the buying of votes and
requiring candidates TO make statements
OF their election expenses; another was 10
provide that the national flag shall float
from each public school building
The only incident in the house proceed
ings that enlivened the routine, which
seems TO have become the order of the ses
sion, was the introduction of resolution
by DR.. Moore, the farmers leader asking
that Feb. l2 be set aside as women's day.
and that Mrs Helen NJ. Cougar and other
women be permitted 10 address the house
on the subject OF women voting at munic-
ipal elections The resolution was greeted
with cheers OF approval by both Demo
Gratis and Republicans, and carried by a
big majority. a few bills We're introduced
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-16

A prominent physician and old amy
surgeon in eastern Iowa was called away
from nome for q few days. During his
absence one OF the children contracted q
severe cold. and his wife bought bottle
OF Chsmb'rlain's Cough Remedy for II
They were so much pleased with the
remedy that they afterwards used sew
eral bottles at various times. He said
from experience with IL. he regarded It as
the most reliable preparation in use for
colds, and that il came the nearest of be.
ing specific of any medicine he had
ever seen. For sale by HAITI & Balm
sen. druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-16
Work. better Than Expeo,ea.

LONDON, Jan. ia Paris dispatch
states that the young men. candidates
for the priesthood, who have been com.
PEELED to enter military service, are ex
ercising an excellent influence upon their
fellow soldiers, and that many of the clergy
are convinced that the new system will
woriy ~ the benefit cf-aiioinn instead "a
--=soT i.zsifnmcz.=, .ue yanquisher of Jack
Dempsey, is Pat Farrell, of Pittsburg.
through his hackers. The foremost of
these stated yesterday that they were will
ing to arrange a match for the Pittsburger
with the Australian.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-16
COLORADO TURBULENCE.
A Revolver Drawn on the speaker-Fao.
lions Saucusiug.

lions Caucusiug.
DENVER, Colo, Jan lo-Yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock the house of repre-
sentatives presented scene never before
witnessed in Colorado's legislative halls
Seventy-five armed deputy sheriffs on one
side. and an equal number of armed dep.
uty sergesnts-at-arms on the other were
srrayed ready for conflict The former
were supporting Speaker White, chosen by
the Democratic-Mugwump combine. The
latter supported Speaker Hanna and
eighteen Republicans. Both OF the war
ring branches OF the lower honse al
journed.
Revolvers and Bloody Threats
During the strife in the house a revolver
was drawn on Speaker Hanna mem
Der ct tie Hanna crowd at once announced
that II Hanna was harmed Brown, the
leader OF the other faction, would be shot
down IN his tracks. This had the effect
partially to restore order but legislation
was impossible. Last night both fsctions
were holding secret caucuses. 1t is be
Eeved now that a compromise will be the
result. Governor Routt was in consultR.
ton with the supreme court judges yester.
day, aud it l. believed he will take some
ah aNrf
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-16
PECK ON THE SCHOOL LAW.
He Declares the Bennett Law UnwIse an,
uuuece,sary

He Declares the Bennett Law UnwIse and
Unnecessary.
MADISON, Wis, Jan 10 Governor Peck
had the satisfaction of reading his first
message to crowded house After dis
eussing financial matters and advocating
economy. he got down TO the school ques
ton and the Bennett law came in for Sc.
we're censnre. In my Judgment. said the
governor, this act, far as ii refers to
educational matters, is unwise and un-
necessary. In many OF its provisions il Is
an arbitrary and unjustitiable Interference
with parental rights. individual freedom
and the liberty of conscience. and there
fore recommend its prompt repeal.
The STRONG Government Theory.
THE real underlying principle OF this law
is not compulsory attendance at school nor
wise advancement Of popular education,
but an assertion of the strong govern
ment" theory as opposed TO that dearly
priced principle of personal liberty which
Is the true foundation OF our government.
Misrepresentation have been made in the
heat of political controversy by its de-
Tenders, both as to the law itself and the
motives and principles OF those who OPP
pose It, which have tended TO bring the
state into disrepute among those far from
the scene of conflict and ignorant OF the
reaI matters in dispute"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-16
AN MANTLE oSTRlcr
Hardware and Other Articles Sw
by n Young Baby.

Hardware and Other Articles Sw
by Young Baby.
BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. l6.-Dus ,ae
past forty-eight hours Leo, the II o'
old baby of Oscar NJ. Spurrier, y
Mount Airy district. with the aSa.o
of DR. Todd and several emetj4 .,h,nS
lieved of sixty six different ar ma =,
he had swallowed while let1. r.. ~
the sewing room. The list E;e se
articles Is given as follow ,.as.
teen pins, four needles. eigA 49,
seven wads of paper. two wads f
eight china buttons, one vest bui
pearl buttons, one shoe button. y.
bark, five pieces of cork, one 49,, y.
leather, one piece OF match, .iaH
button, one brass pants button, 49,
of chip, and one piece of wrapi;, Ss
The baby is resting easier, and Aope"
that the worst is over
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-16
D,,tb Of a Portocne,e Hero.

LONDON. Jan l6-From Portugal comes
the news Of the death at the age of 70 of
Joaquin Lopez, who saved .he lives OF
many sh pwrecked persons and was dec
GRATED b. numerous societies. A short
time age, owing to the feeling against
Great Britain in Portugal. he returned
three British medals 10 yle spcieties that
presented them
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-16
Total, twenty-nine states ...........
RFpTrpTICaC prrrDArrrTuG
Net democratic plurality

Democratic states on the issues pre-
sented by the republican party to the
people, 20; republican states, Is
The territories votisg were equally dl.
Vided, Utah and New Mexico going dem.
oerstic. Arizona and Oklahoma are re
publican.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-16
Ernlo.ion In an Ill,no,. Nine

LINCOLN. Ills. Jan. ia terrific ex.
plosion Ct fire-damp occurred Thursday in
the pit of the Citizens Coal and Mining
company. Three men We're rescued from
their peril in badly burned condition.
Much da mage was done 20 the mine, and
the comrlur = was much excited over the
exagge-a ts : reports The injured miners
are 5 r Skinner, Albert OFT. and John
Cor two of whom may die.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-16

Hon. GEORGE w. VINToN Is confined
TO his room in the Leland hotel at Springs
field by Illness. hut he expects to get out
by Monday. Vinton will be in his seat
To vote for Gen. John NJ. Palmer II he
has to be carried there on stretcher.
We will vouch for that.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-16
THAT CANADIAN seal
Resolution Before the Senate pnda
ing the British (soyarnr i.

Resolution Before the sspatJ
ing the British Govsrnr|
WASHINGTON CRY. Jan. l81|
ate yesterday Morgan introd
current resolution condemnin1
of Great Britain In bringing Ii
sea controversy before the sup
A long preamble sets forth til
nected with the case. The reso
follows: That the action of II
government Of Great Britain
and approving the presentation
said Information 70 the suppress
without precedent and Is preioi
comfy Of nations, and to thu
amicable conduct OF interim
tons, and Is not in consonanc
dignity OF the government and
the United States and the resi-
the president of the United b
the presidsnt be requested I'd
cate a copy ofthis resolution
eminent of her britannia
his judgment, sucA commub
inconsistent with tie public
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-16

WHILE the Legislature is talking about
compelling the railroads of the state TO
reduce theirfsre to two cents per mile. it
might be well enough to lop little cost
of the luxury Of Pullman ride.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-16

Don't say there is no help for catsrrh.
ands testify that ElY's Cream Balm has
entirely cured them. II supersedes the
dangerous use OF liquids and snuffs. 1t
is easily applied into the nostrils and
gives relief at once. Price soc.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-16
Will Talk with the Grea. Father


WAsHiSGroS CITY. Jan 10 Tho FOL.
lowing telegram bearing on Indian mat
tiers wa made public yesterday at the war
department J, is from Gen Miles at Pine
Ridge and addressed TO the secretary O.
war:
In order &C restore entire confidence smo ns
these Indians have found II necessary TO send
delega ton &c Washington TO receive assur
ance OF he higher authority OF the good iuten
tons Of the government toward them Thi:
will answer double purpose. namely Satisfy
them; bi idge over the Transition period be
tween and peace; dispe. distrpst and hos
t.lity. and restore confidence II VIII also be a
perrnane IT guarantee OF peace while they are
absent ! ask that my action may receive the
approval Jf the department by telegraph
Everyth;aZ Is progressing satisfactorily. aui !
can see no reason wis perfect peace may moi,
be estaC. shed
The department a, once wired tue re
Quested approval
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-16
FRID,y. JANUARY 16 1891

STATE Register: Hon. A. j. Streeter
has received the caucus nomination of
the three independents for United
States senator. Mr.. Streeter has not the
reputation OF being q mascot