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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03

the garment has recently beer evan
ined by microscope and that traces
OF what was believed to be blood were
found on H. Miraculous cures are al
legged TO have been effected by this
relic. Lord Clihord's eldest son. the
Count dc Damas. and the Marquis OF
Harcourt are among those said 70 have
been cured.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03
A Faithful and Tirelo.. servant

The patient. tireless, hardy Least OF
burden forming the subject o. our
illustration has borne an extremely nm
portant If not always duly credited
great plains and in the mountain
regions Ina d fully illustra ed de-.
scription OF the building OF the Pike
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03

Dainty Quarters for stu iious Maids at
Bryn Mawr.

Dainty Quarters for stu iious Maids at
BrYn Mawr.
In Outlook there Is n graphic des-
cripuon Of some Of the girl students
rooms az Bryn Mawr The regula-
ton equipment OF study chairs table
and bookcase says the writer Is
used simply rs a basis OF operations.
The girls have their four bare white
walls tinted in soft. warm colors that
make good back grounds for pictures.
II have two studies before my
minds eye each intensely character
istic. One Is irregular in shape with
a wide sweep OF windows. The gen
eral effect Is very dainty, the fall OF
sofi-colOred curtains shutting in the
window seat tho quaint white and gold
OF the mirror over the high fireplace,
white md gold repeated in the furni-
ture. and tho most charming OF tea
tables. such rs McVickar loves 10 draw.
with rs freight OF pale tinted china
and bright brass kettle.
The other Is a high cciled room.
whore the sun lies all the afternoon.
the window seat high with cushions. a
ulN'i iA Nnh NvihAtf wv pAS N'nhn nv
tered with books and papers, the walls
covered with pictures and unframed
photographs Last bus not least there
Is a big tea table with It's white cover
ing pretty china aud polished brass,
while more pretty china peeps from
tho hanging shelves above. This, as
Il looks Is room wei lived in 10
rcmlnda me OF another room. familiar
~ known as Paradise which boosted
OF sofa wide enough to hold lhree
girls lying abr ,ast on H. and among
others an ideally easy char, made of
a tub filled with pillows and covered
with n rug.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-03

AS long as she was merely my wife o
mother" said SIR Noodal, - had her
pretty we'll under my control Now that
she Is my wife's mother aud the babYs
grandmother also. she - simply Que toe
many for mo. Indianapolis Journal
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23

Decision. in Oklahoma Land Gases.

WASHINGTON, June 23-Secretary Noble
yesterday rendered a decision in the case
of the town site OF East Guthrie, Mort h
Guthrie, and Capitol Hill, o. T, against
V. B. Paine and other agricultural claim
ants. The claim of the town site of North
Guthrie IS rejected, and the secretary
directs that a hearing be had TO determine
the rights of tbs agricultural claimants
In the cases of James II. Huckleberry.
Benton Turner, Ransom Paine. NJ J.
Keys, V. b. Paine, and Xenophon Fitz-
gerald, the secretary decides adversely to
them. Paine and Keys We're deputy mar
shals and their claims were rejected upon
the ground of their being in the territory
prior to the opening
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23

29c. Any person in need of dress fabrics
of this kind should OF miss this oppor :
tunity. Respectfully. j. H C Peter
sens Sons, Davenport.
NcGee 6 Corey is the name OF tie new
electrotype and engraving firm just To-
cstet at Davenport, 2l0 East Third street.
Both members of the firm fully lnder-
stand the business and have facilities for
doing all kinds of engraving. stereoty p
ing and electrotyping When you want
anything in their line. give them trial
Invitations are out for a reception 10
young men st the new Y M. c. A building
on Thursday evening. The building will
be brilliantly Illuminated in all parts so
that it can be thoroughly inspected. 1t
is the desire Of the association TO give
the young men of Rock Island a good
idea of the privileges of the completed
building. as floors are laid and partition
studding in place In sill parts this viii be
easy to do. Invitations have been issued
to great many young men. but cordial
invitation is extended to all young men
to be present whether receiving printed
invitation or not. Reception from to
10 p. m.
Marshmsllow cream. the most de- ght-
full drink of the age. manufactured by
the Western Chemical company. of Ia
dianapolis. Ind , is the popular fad o; the
season-men, women and children call
for 1t. It is iuvigorsting. pleasant and
palatable, soothing to the stomach and
refreshing TO the system II is the most
delightful drink ever dispensed from a
soda fountain. Call for marsamsllow
cream in your soda water duting the sui,
try days Of summer, and be refreshed and
re-invigorated.
Whiting Allen, newspaper contracting
agent for the Adam Forepaugh shows is
in town today. dong his part towards
announcing the coming Of the shows. He
is only one of lis men who are working
in advance Of the Adam Forepa lgh
shows this yesr. He reports the bIsi-
ness of the shows as something ato-
gether unparalleled. He received letter
this morning from R. c Campbell, the
general agent of the shows, stating that
they took more money in Chicago ,sst
week than had eyer before been taken iu
in one week by any show in Amer ca
Mr.. Allen is very enthusiastic over the
glories OF the great shows, although he
was altogether uuobstrusive. He spoke
as any man might do who was certain be
had the biggest thing of the kind beh nd
him.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23
Gained His Point. anvxav

PUEBLO Colo, June pa constable in
the town of Eads, kiowa county, held up
the Missouri Pacific express for three
hours Saturday night. The salary of an
employe of the road had been garnisheed
by citizen Of Eads, but the company had
neglected to settle. and the matter was
placed in the hands of the constable
When the express stopped at Eads the con-
stable boarded the cab of the engine. and
served papers attaching the same Nearly
three hosrs We're spent in teieSraphing
the superintendent of the road. who final
ly ordered the payment'of the money de-
manded by the constable. A postal in
spector was on the delayed train, and it is
likely that suit viii be brought against
the Constable for intercepting the mails
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23

For the republican state convention 70
be heId At Cedar Rapids. Iowa. July /.
the Burlington, Cedar Rapi7s & North
ern railway will make rate of one fare
for the round trip from sll its Iowa sta
tions; and this railway will also make s.
rate OF one fare for the round trip. and
sell excursion tickets from all points on
its line on the occasion of the Fourth o.
July. For rates of fare, dates of sale,
and al other information, call on or adj
dress any ticket agent IF this company
J. E HANNEGAN,
Genl Tkt & Pass Ayt.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23
GOV. FIFER SIGNS THE LAW.
The Australian Ballot Act Put in Proper
shape and Signed.

The Australian Ballot Act Put in Proper
shape and Signed.
SPRINGFIELD, Ills, June Ex-Governor
Fifer yesterday signed house bill s91.
known as the Australian ballot bill, sent
IL to the office Of the secretary of state,
and on the lst of July next it will become
law. Section p, which was omitted
from the enrolled bill as originally laid
before the governor was inserted in its
proper place When the error was discoy
cred Speaker Crafts, Lieutenant Governor
hay and Enrolling and Engrossing Clerk
Wagner were duly notified and request
ed to come TO the capital. Mr. Wagner
got IN Sunday night and was followed by
Speaker Crafts and Lieutenant Governor
Ray yesterday afternoon.
How the Section was Left Out.
The officers examined the record and
found that the section was in the bill as
1t passed the legislature. The clerk en-
rolled the section on separate page and
inserted it between the pages ending with
section q and commencing with section
%. The presiding officers certified the
correctly enrolled bill to the governor
and the latter immedia.S,y affixed his
signature on the last dag Slowed him by
law for action. The theory of all who
examined the incorrectly enrolled bill is
that an entire page containing section IS
had been inadvertently dropped by the
clerk IN putting the bill together. All
other bills remaining in the governors
hands were disposed OF during the day.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23
WAR ON ITALIANS.
Another Probable Complication
with King Humbert.
THE NEW ORLEANS IDEA oUTDeNE,

Night Attack on Sons of Italy simply Be-
cause They Were Italians-The Assail-
ants Make the Raid While Their Vic
tins Are Asleep, Fatally Stab One and
Drive the Others Away and Loot the
Camp-Whisky q Factor in the Affair
The Italian Consul Indignant.
ST. LOUIS, June pa race riot between
laborers employed by Contractor Workley
at the Chain of Rocks, where the new
waterwdks are being constructed. oc-
CURED at 2 O'Clock Sunday morning in
which one Italian was dangerously
stabbed, over twenty of his fellow-country-
men driven from the camp, and their val
uables and money confiscated by the gang
of Americans, and other laborers making
the attack. The riot was primarily
caused by the admittance into camp of
lot of Italian laborers, and the report that
Contractor Workley had gone to Chicago
for more All Saturday feeling of revolt
against the employment of Italian labor
had been gaining in strength and bitter
ness.
Proceeded to Fill Up with whisky.
As soon as the laborers were paid of in
the evening they congregated at a saloon
just outside the city limits, where they re-
manned gam bling and drinking bad wills
Ky until the entire party was crazy drunk.
About clock Sunday morning the party
broke up and started for their sleeping
quarters. On the way over some one sag
gested that they "drive out the DID Da-
Cos" The idea took like wiidfire and the
drunken crowd rushed into the tents of
the sleeping foreigners armed with sticks.
clubs, knives whatever else they could
lay their hands on.
Pillsee Follows Nsrder.
The fight did not last long The Ital-
ians were at too great disadvantage and
after brief resistance they fed in terror,
leaving behind all then belongings They
carried away Catalize Francisco one OF
their comrades, fatally wounded By a st;
IN the breast. The Italians made their
way TO this city, where they reported the
matter to the police Francisco was
taken to the city hospital, where his
wounds were dressed. At the camp their
departure was followed by a scene of pill
lage. Their ~alises, bundles and pack
ages were broken open and the contents
stolsn.
The Italian Consul Takes a Hand.
A rigid investigation was Immediately
begun by the police and rhe following az
rests mase: Edward Manley, John H.
Jones, Michael Cahill, William Blair.
William c. Brooks, Fred Leader, and
John Shiller. These men profess ignsr-
ance OF the attack on the Italians, and say
they were awakened by co4pmotson and
merely aided in driving from camp the
disturtoers ot their Auns,ssrs Italian
Consul Dominica GfRnnchso Is indignant
over the attack on his eTuntrymen and
viii doubtless enter into CORES pondence
with his government on the subject He
has demanded of the chief of police proteo-
ton for the Italians, and also an imne-
date official investigation of the riot
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23
HOW HUDSON WAS FOOLED.
He Goes to View Dead Woman and
Finds Her Very Much Alive.

He Goes to View a Dead Woman and
Finds Her Very Much Alive.
PITTsBCRG, June 23.-James r. Hudson.
glass blower, who formerly lived with
his wife and family at LavrenceviIIe, a
suburb of this city, got into Jail Sunday
night by trick. Two years ago he disap-
peared, leaving his wife TO shift for her
self. She heard nothing of him until a
few months ago, when she found that he
was in suburb of Chicago. She went
there and sued for alimony and got SIS a
month. She returned and received the
first sS all right, but heard nothing more
from her husband. A few days ago she
learned he was in Streator, Ills. 1t woul1
do no good to arrest Hudson in Illinois.
Tor requlsition papers would not be
granted.
A Bitter Joke on Him.
so Mrs. Hudson and a detective sent
this telegram to him: "Dear papa. come
home: mamma died tonight They
signed the name Of Mrs. Hudson's little
daughter. Hudson answered PROMPTLY
that he would arrive Sunday night. As
he stepped of the train Murphy placed
HIM under arrest. What for7= demanded
Hudson. -De~e-tion,- said Murphv. "Oh.
get OUT said Hudson, you can | desert
dead woman" Thereupon he produced
the telegram. II was the bitte-est kind of
practical joke 10 him when the de
teotive laughed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23
AGAINST SECRET SOCIETIES.
Boston Baptists Sustain 4 Savage Attack
kI-re Nasnnrx-

Boston Baptists Sustain 4 Savage Attack
on Rree Hasonry.
Boston. June 23.-At the regular Mon
day meeting OF Baptist ministers held in
Chapel hall yesterday morning Rev. J B.
Stoddard addressed the conference upon
the influence Of secret societies spon the
church. In the course of his renards he
strongly denounced Masonry, and de-
clared that when man swears allegiance
he swears allegiance to a code antacon-
istic to God. Rev. Nix Cleveland. Of Mel
rose, arose 70 a point of order at the csn-
cluslon OF the address, and saying he was
a Mason, declared that he could not listen
to such Uncalied-for abuse The chair
man put the question to the meeting on
sustaining the point Of order. and it was
defeated - TO :. Mr.. Cleveland then
arose and requesting this; his name be
dropped from the roll of membership left
the hall
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23
River RipIcJs.

The 81. Paul is expected down on F ri
dsy.
The Sidney VIII be up and TIE Mary
Morton down tomorrow.
Capt John Streckfus. of the steamer
Verne Swain. has formed copartuership
with Henry Frahm, of Davenport, and
purchased the little steam launch Freddie,
recently built by Kahlke Bros =, q
description of which appeared in The
ARGUS when it was launched. The above
gentlemen will run her as packet be,
tween this city and Andalusis making
regular daily trips, besides extra ones Tor
fishing parties, excursions and the likes.
She will probably make her first trip to-
morrow morning
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23
VIII study the seal for England.

partment mas been notified by the British
government that Sir George Baden Pow
ell, of England, and W. Dawson, of the
Canadian board of survey, have been ap-
pointed agents of that government to
visit Alaskan waters and obtain informa-
ton on the seal fisheries question for use
Of the arbitration commission to be ap-
pointed. They have been recognized by
the state department, and the treasury
agents IN Alaska will be instructed to
show them tie usual courtesies.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23
Says That Truth Ha, Been Lying.

BUFFALO, June 23-Nessrs. Hausauer.
Plogstead and Rodenbach, proprietors of
Sunday Truth, and George II. Gambler.
edisor, were arrested yesterday charges
with blackrnail by the millionaire old man
Haskell l.. Taylor. A week ago SUNDAY
Truth published and gave wide circula-
lation to an article charging Mr.. TAYLOR
with debauching young girls and with
employing procuress to furnish him
with material for the qualification of his
lustful desires
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23
For Sale.

The undersigned Offer for sale their
property known as the mill store prop
erty, consisting of one store building. one
double tenement and one single tenement.
all situated on lots two and three, block
81. Chicago or lower addition TO the city
of Rock Island, together with their stock
of goods consisting of such articles as are
usually carried in q general store, con-
tanned in said store building
WEYERHACsER & DESKNANN
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23
should Have Been Hanged Earlier.

PARKERsBURG, w. Va, June %
Clarence Neal, eighteen years of age, who
killed his father when only Il years old.
killed Charles Skidmore, a boy of Is. at
Riverside Friday night. Neal had had
quarrel with a boy named Ditson, land
after they had been separated a short
time Neal started out to find Ditson with
the i4tention of killing him He mistook
Skidsnore for Ditson. and slipping up be-
Fiod him crush ed his skull with loaded
yaip Neal mas fled
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23
cONsULATEs NOT AsYlUNs.
That l. the View Taken by the Mexican
Government.

mat IL the view Taken by the Mexican
Government.
WASHINGTON. June 23-The Mexican
government has informed Sener Romero
that the Mexican consul at Port Prince
reported the breaking into his house OF an
armed force under orders from Pres
ident Hippolyte. of Hayti, to cap
ture four political refugees. and
their immediate shooting. While it
is not true that President Diaz.
Of Mexico, had authorized. directly or in
directly, such step as President Hippo
lyte is reported to have stated. the Mexi-
can government took the view that as con
suis do not have the right of asylum IN
der the international law which diplo-
matte representatives enjoy, no insult had
been given to Mexico by such action. al
though it was otherwise hardly excusa-
HE
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23
Ex,ur.icn Rates v.ac M& SIP. &. 3

For the annual convention Young Peo-
pies Society of Christian Endeavor to he
held at Minneapolis July to y. the C. a.,
N. & St. P. railway will sell excursion
tickets at one fare for round trip. Ticke :
on sale July to 8; return tickets will he
good only on trains leaving Minneapol 5
July II TO 10 inclusive. For the benefi
Of those wishing to return after July Is
arrangements will be made for the d..
post of tickets for safe keeping. until
such time as parties NAV wish TO return,
but not later than Aug 2G.
E. D. w HOLMES. Agen',
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23
Washington Park Races,

CHICAGO, June 23.-The winning horses
at Washington Park yesterday were:
Miss Dixie, 4 mile, $50; Estelle. l mile.
l:4+l4; Joe Blackburn. :! miles, 2:14; Bal
gowau, Lie miles l:5I54 Frank Kinney.
n mile, 0:49s4; Port!aw, mile, l:43k.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23
Tin-PIate Workers Coming Over

LONDON, June 2S.-Many of the expert
hands thrown out of work by the shut
down of Welsh tin-plate factories are pre-
pairing emiGrate to the United States.
where they hope to obtain employment in
tin-plate works, either started or to be
started
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23
Lote For Sale

In Huber & Peetz addition to the cIty Of
Rock Island, being the late Bailey Dsv-
exports homestead. nicely and centrally
located. within five blocks of the post
office. Title perfect Terms liberal
For particulars apply to the undersigned
al the Peoples National bank or on the
premises. JOHN PEETz
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23
The MOB WAS ON HAND.
But the sheriff Saved His Prisoner by
Putting Him in Jail.

Putting Him in Jail.
NONTEOSE, MINI. June 23-Jokn
Mazue, Is years old. was arrested yester-
day morning or suspicion of having muir
dered the 13-year-old girl. Annie Brunden.
Mazue lives at Nontrose. but
had been fishing AZ Waverly lake on
Thursday, the day the girl was miss
ing. He has Acknowledged following her
down the track from school. but claims
that he turned of when half way to Mont
rose and went TO a house near by. He did
not, however, reach home until O'Clock
and gives very unsatisfactory account of
his movements.
\ Tell-Tale Bloody Hand Ike rchief
\ cOrOner's inquest was held yesterday
afternoon and the jury held Mazue for the
murder. An Infatuated mob impatiently
awaited the decision of the jury, intending
to lynch the prisoner, but before the de-
ciSiOn was handed in the deputy sheriff
took him from the room and lodged hiI
in the county jail, where he Will remain
and await further developments. The
general opinion is that he is guilty and his
actions and appearance Justify the suspi-
cien. The sheriff, in searching his person
discovered bleSdy handkerchief in his
possession, which he doubtless had used al
the time OF the murder.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23
Maehinists and ilacksmiths to Organize.

NEW YORK, June 23.-The convention
of machinists blacksmiths and black
smiths helpers decided yesterday to or
ganize under the name of the Interna-
tioual Machinists' Union of America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
PERSONAL.

Among the deaths which that OF Mr.. Window re-
calls owing to some resemblance thereto are those
Of the Earl Of Chatham, who fell into fatal commissions
Will" protesting against the attempt Of Great Britain
suhdue the American Colonies Of President John
Quincy Adams, who sank into nj, seat I'm the House
speech. and of senator Zac" Chandler who died i'm
he'd al h, hotel in Chicago few hours after deiverna
a brilliant speech IN Mccormick Hall.
Emma Abrott's mother who has reached the age Of
scventysix. ard has lately been quite i'll In Chicago.
VIII come 10 York this wecl3 t. look after business
connected with tho settlement Of Ms, AbUo:ts estate.
Although Charles f. Fitch. formerly editor of The
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle and now col
hector Of Internal Revenue for Western New York. ha,
temporarily retired from journalism he conributel 10
Tile Rochester Post ENpr,>s' recently vivid sketch
II senator ingalls,, who ch~>uate and room
mate Of Mr.. Fitch in william, College.
Judge Grinncll. Of Chicago. who prosecuted the An
archsts before his elevation to the bench +, about -
retire private life and has accepted employment as
counsel from the Chicago city Railway Company.
Professor Phelps. Of Hartford will preside at the
dinner Of the sons Of the Revolution. in Ncw-Ilaver.
February %. and secretary Bayard Will be one Of
the speakers.
Levi, +. Gurlcy, of Troy. y. y who has just given
2i5 900 10 the Troy Female Seminary. To be used in
erecting new building was born in Troy in l-26. and
for many years has been prominent in the moral and
religion, activities OF that city. lie Is maa OF great
wealth, which he has made by his ability ana industry,
John II. Littlccld, who recently lectured Ia Com
cord. y. H. on Personal RccOllectionS Of Abraham
Lincoln told before he BEGAN his lecture there
not 10 expect much applause. a. a Concord audience
was proverbally administrative; bnt daring the
lecture the audience chccrcd uprosIiOusly at Lin
coins stories and hits at Douglas In the great debates
II 1898 that the chairman aterWai said that he never
saw anything like IT, me people never seem 10 TIRE III
hearing about the great War President
The Prince Regent Of bavaria Is not particularly
happy over the criticism with which the proposal 10
celebrate his SEVENTEEN birthday has met. Members
of the Government proposed to call session Of tho
Iandag for the purpose of approprating money 10
erect a statue To the Regent I'm Munich. Great oppO-
sition however has been made 10 the plan. Tho
members of the Centrum party also object 10 project
OF the National Liberals 10 found a museum IN com
mcmOraton of the event