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The morning call., 1891-01-16
Disorders WHICH 49,,

49, ,.a ~, 0ot tHt Kidneys
are among the most formidable known Dianetes
disease gravel and other complaints of the
urinary organs are not ordinarily cured in severe
cases put they may be averted by timely medica-
'oh' a usefuf stimulant of the urinary glands has
eN'i peen io"hu IN Hostetter's Stomach Bltters,
neuioine wnieh u only affords the requisite slim
',u' "he 'hey become Inactive but increases their
iso' anu sooieuNe power by increasing the ac-
'"'y Vi 'he kidheys and bladder, this medicine
''' '"e auDi'ionai erect of expeng from the blood
l''puf''ieS which Is the peculiar Office of those
organs to eliminate and PASS off Y,,a ,,,...., :.
also purifier and strengthener of tho ho,seIs an
lnvigorant OF the stomach, and a matcbless remedy
Tor biIIousness aud fever and ague 1t counteracts
a tendency to premature decay, and sustaIns and
comforts the aged and innrm,
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TILE I1Lrrp Lowers AGONY.

.1EEETs But how can forget
Nbile memory holds her own
E7 Long years have is~sseu away anu ~
81 No soIace have known.
Each morning but renews the old,
old pain that ills my breast
Each night lie down unconsoled
And seek in vain Tor rest
No matter where 60 or now
strive to put away
NV grief II follows nae, tlli NOW
ioathe the sight OF day. 1T,
She little knew-gay, careless glFi -
How she had led ne on 49,
TIL all nv brain was in a Whlrl,
All peace OF mind was gone
On her l IaviShed gifts galore
Till ali ms fortune spent,
stoned unable to give more
Since l had not cent ,,.,
Ieft IA any name. Then all the world
SO soon its friendship chHls =
It's flag of euWity uhfnried
And peSterei me with bllis
This happened many years ago
I'm growing od-and yet
NV grief still fingers, and know
never can forget
Since she has wed another man.
No thought OF her Know
But, oh ! never, neF er can
forget the bills owe - ,,..,,rt,-
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and the following officers elected for the en-
suing year: President, Miss Leszynsky {;
Vice President, Miss Griswold; Second
Viee-President, Miss Wade; Treasurer
Miss Stadtmuller Recording Secretary,
Miss Samuels; Corresponding Secretary,
Miss Greenbaum.
The managers are DESTROYS of obtaining
rev members to assist them in attaining
their charitable object ANY one wishing
TO become member may DO so by sending
card, stating name address aud amount of
contrlbution-annually or mOnthly-to Miss
Samuels, 1922 O'Farrell street.
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Protectors of DUNN .n,,,a,s

Inc monthly meeting of the Society for
the prevention OF Cruelty to Animals was
heid yesterday afternoon. Tie report of
secretary Hunter showed that during the
llobsh OF december seventy-fve cases of
cruelty were reported and thirteen nersons
arrested, nine OF whom were found gnilty
and paid fines amounting to sos. Five
horses were killed. forty-live taken from
work, and in all 1872 animals relieved The
receipts during the month were s237 SO
and the expenditures $3.50 54
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san Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF First quality, 5la@6c; second quality, go
5iAc: third do, 3t2@412c.
NEAL-Large, 5Go6c; small Calves sac.
MUTTON-Wethers.8 G9c; Ewes, 7IA6DSJsc.
SPRING LAMB-l5c q 10.
PoRk-Liye Hogs. 4@D4 14c for heavy hard grain
fed and 4ls@4S4c for light average do; stock Hogs
3s4@4c q ID; dressed do, 61a&71ac q To-
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were arrested for carrying burglars, tooIs
AT the City Prison the bundle was fonnd to
contain slverware and clothing. and an in
vpstigation disclosed the fact that the artiolas
had had been taken from the residence Of /. A.
street, which was recently ransackod bt
burglars. The prisoners were then CHARGED
with burglary "io0"
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Clothing for the Needy.

Secondhand clothing, to meet the wants
OF the suffering poor. is now greatly needed
at the once OF the San francisco Benevolent
VIII be thankfully received by the Secre.
tary, Mr.. Beechng, who. when desired will
send Tor them TO the houses of those giving
HIM their addresses e.'-"e
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
THURSDAY EVENING. Jan. Is.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wheat weak.
Barley and oats firm.
Corn steady.
Feedstuifs unchanged.
Beans frmer.
Hay in moderate receipt
Potatoes dull and weak.
Onions easier.
No more picked Butter.
Eggs lower.
i. Poultry market glutted.
Game In excessive supply.
Oranges very dull.
Asparagus selling high
Dried Fruits unchanged.
Fair call for Hops.
Silver unsettled.
New York Exchange firm.
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henry X. Cooper fell from derrick Mt
faclhc-street Wharf yesterday mornina and
received several severe contusions and n
ueep scalp wound. He also rolled from the
wharf into the bay and came near,v heing
qHI oNnItal e., he was taken to the Receiving
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Occidental kindergarten.

The managers of the Occidental Kinder
garten Association held theirzannual meet
ing at the Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation on Monday. The reports of the
Pr sident, Treasurer and Recording and
Corresponding Secretaries were accepted
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At meeting If the San Francisco Mer-
chant Tailors' Society, held Wednesday even
ing, the following officers were elected and in
stalled: c. /. Sanders, President; Charles
Bliss, ice-President; H. G. Staab, Secre-
tary; John Rourke, Treasurer. and c.
Zinns, G. Tacconi and q. NJ. Postiglione,
Irn steps -
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Caught MIth the p1nnder

Because they looked Tough" an carried
large bundle George Clark and John win.
Jams were ovorhauled on Grant avenue by
Officers MeGrath and Harris Yesterday
morning. Several skeleton keys and "im-
mics" We're found in their pockets, and they
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Bent on M Good

~, III ollce Court yesterday z. S. Wash
punn was examined on charge of at
1anpied burglary and tried for carving a
weapon concealed The first c Ta,.giug a
dismissed for lack of proof bnt an the
second ne was found guilty Jude Riy
sentenced him to six months imprison-
hent IN the House Of Cnrrecfinn pi''0"
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Inc fost-street Extension Commissioners
nave authorized P. f. Dunno. attorney of
tne commission, to represent the commits ion
az the trial of the Hopkins iniunction srit
n lnyolving Inc validity of the proceedings
operating. iiissiohs aio
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peted a romance which, wherever the liquid
Italian tongue is known, has been sung in
ballads and told in prose and rSr.-Pitts-
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The Gypsy sails to-day for the Salinas River The
Mexico falls due from Mexico and the Empire from
Nanaimo.
The bark Charles B. KenRey, 1913 tons loads
Sugar at Honolulu for this port; bark Margaret,
1l61 tons, Lumber for Melbourne, Cos
The Carnarvonshire takes for Cork Al ,Ss4 centals
" heat. Yalned at 81 hqn
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Chicago AIarke Is.

CHICAGO, Jan. 15-Trading in Wheat was light
and within the lowest range of prices. The opening
was Isc higher, but became weaker and prices de-
ciHed 1c then reacsed 14c, held quiet and steady
for some time at the Improvement, and the
closing from CSC to 15c lower than yesterday.
Receipts, Pa, 900 bushels; shipments, 1877 900
bushels. Rye steady at Tic. Barley nominal.
CHICAGO Jan l5.-Wheat, cash, 8524c
Corn-4Sc.
Pork-slO 371a.
Lard-$5 So.
Rtbs-S5.
Mhisky-sl Ii
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New York Markets.

LONDON. Jan 15.-Consos. 81 7-16; United States
Bonds-4's, 1913; do, 414's, 1854; Silver 4s14d;
Rentes, 95f 471ac.
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< SZO0O Market-st Cable Bonds 1oo1h. IL
,yaiia "ater, v6Ha; $4,000 81 Bonds lio. & Ha-
"lilah commercial, 1874 ' NV ~
Commerc;a} ga Electric Light II; 25 Hawaiian
NJ AFTERNOON SALES.
$51000 40, ~ $4,000 Omnibus Cable Eonds iJgi
fSSYYVV 40 llf@S; $4,000 Market-st Cable Bonds,
street-$lo.ooo s OF Cal 81 Bonds. IN
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Sterling Exchange.

Nsss York Exchange.
New YORK Exchange, zoe for sight drafts ana SOC
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The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations. January, rs 914d; Febru-
airy, Is 91ad: March, Is 9l4d. April, Is Ss4d;
May, rs SGD: June, Is 7s4d.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. l5.-The spot market Is steady at
rs 6d97s 915d. Cargoes are steady at 3Ss sd for
off coast 3Ss sd for just shipped and 3ss cd for
nearly due.
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Bankers sight drafts 81 SIG; bankers slxty-day
bills, 81 S312.
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Fine Silver.
Quoted at 81 O5 3 ounce.
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Mexican Dollars.
luotable at S2@S3c,
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Sun AND TIDE TABLG.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THoMA ~
1ENSENT, ChronOmeter and Instrument
Maker. 8 Market street.
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Large Small Small Large e g
4
suirpI%G \T.I=,IGt=IC,e

hor L0ts s"ti,n.J I5tifts,.,s,les SCI EjgaL4 Ea7z
arrived.
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BOARD SALES

:, Following were the sales yesterday In the San
Francisco Stock Board:
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Assessments Pending
The following is list OF assessments no,, ro,,tr.
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PORT PAPUDo-saiIed Jan l2-Br ship Peter
Iredale for Portland.
Observation-Disclosures Jan 14-ship Sterling. ia
New York
LIvERPooL-sailed Jan l4-Br ship Lord Down
shire. from san Francisco.
LONDON-Satted Jan I4-Br ship GieuOTchy. for
San Francisco.
PANAMA-SatIed Jan l3-Stmr City OF Sydney,
for San Francisco.
Arrived Jaa l3-Stmr San Juan, hence Dec %.
SWANSEA-Arrived Jan 9-Br ship New York, 10
load for san Francisco.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-08-05

HUetest0rdef Minnesota och do
bada Dakota-staterna beraknas att i Or
uppga till 116, 900, 600 bushels.
OfUeTk6rd. Nicholas Conrad, On
man som pa den senare tiden lidit af sim
nesforvirring 6fverk6rdes och d6dades pa
jernvagen narheten af Lake City den 8
augusti,
God sIS0rd. Fran ALA delar af staten
inl6pa underrattelser att hvetesk0rden
blir st0rre i'm den varit pa manga ar. 1
manga fall uppgar den till 80 35 bushels
per acre. ia, man har exempel pa en- af-
kastning af 0fver 40 bushels pa acren. Sa
t. ex. troskade en- farmare vid namn Plow-
ers narheten af st. Peter, 10 acres hvete,
som afkastade 43 bushels pr acre.
Red Wtng-nylteteT: Prof. p. G,
Sj6blom, som forlidet Or var larare af.
farsafdelningen vid Augustana College;
har blifvit atervald med betty dligt f6rh6jd
l6n.-Carl Berg har salt sin egendom vid
Plum street till mrs. Christ for $2,sOO.-
Skorden l Goodhue county ar full gang.
Gr6dan DR. utmarkt. Huru olika emot
hvad det sag ut for en- manad sedan! Ds
vantade man sig nastan missvixt pa grund
at den langvariga torkan. nu deremot fU-
rete hvetefalten en- sd sk0n anblick, som
man gerna kan 6nska.-Dr. G. N. Hewitt,
sekreterare vid statens sundhetskollegi
um. har blifvit valid till hedersmedlem
EFT lakaresallskap England. -Hosthve-
tet. Det f6rsta lasset af arets sk6rd in.
forbes till Red Wing den 80 juli. Hvetet
vagde 62x pound pa busheln, och ar.
kastningen af detsamma var 33 bushels pI
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-08-05

Hvad betyder det for resten hvad som
under fora tider har gjorts eller tankts;
mar en- person dr. d5d, SO ar ALT hvad han
gjort af noll och intet varde. Sc det ar
laror. som passa en- fritankare; ty de aro
fullkomligt fria fran ALT vett och all re-
son.
Och SO utvecklade han teologiens grund
laror och sade att kristendomen maste va
ra en- dalig lara derf6r att det funnits So
manga daliga prester. Alter en- sats var
dig en- fritankare! Och Gud vardt afsatt
en- handvandning, det var klart det. Och
for att blifva fullt fritz och lyckligt skulle
det fattiga, f6rtryckta och okunniga skan-
dinaviska folket SO pa irlandaren Donnel-
ly och f0lja honom sparen; f0rakta Gud,
hata presterna, studera Epicurei flosof,
alta, dricka, grymta och ma godt precis
som fyrfotade grisar g0ra.
Hvilken harlig lifsbild; hvilket adelt
NAL, hvilka upph6jda ideer. o, huru fri
ar icke fritan karen!
All ia, nog blir det battre smart. tanker
jag. Olof Kjereskalle.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-08-05
Den blir nog battre smart!

Hvilken? 10, skandinavernas, eller
snarare svenskarnes stallning Amerika.
Hittills har den varit beklaglig nog. Man
ga, for att icke saga de f1este svensk-ame-
rikaner ha, enligt vetenskapliga under
s0kningar, f1retagna Chicagos b6rs, anda
intill den nittonde dagen / den sjette
manaden af delta for var landsanda So
lyckliga ar, varit insnarjda | de allra
grofvaste villfarelser och f6rsjunkne
den djupaste okunnighet. DE ha varit
andlige slafvar och deras tankefabriker
ha staff alldeles stilla. Delta har varit
fallet isynnerhet den nordvestra delen af
var stora republik. de 6stra och meller-
sta staterna har f6rhallandet varit nagot
battre; ty mar sadana kraftiga andar som
Ingersoll och hans gelikar, ha framtradt,
ha de dragit omkring sig en- flock af be-
undrare, meran dels sadana som borde bS-
ra en- skylt pa pannan med paskrift:
''Om6blerade rum att hyra 6fre vanin-
gem. Desse ha sedan hvar pR sin ort
f0rkunnat den nya laran och, den mon
de kunnat skingrat, okunnighetens NOR
ker. 0sterns st6rre stader ha sarskildt
varit f6remal for deras fromma f5rs3k.
Nu har emellertld illus uppgatt afven g.
YER vara nattliga bygder och nagra af dess
bleka manskensstralar ha trangt till var
fattiga stad. Det var fran Chicago ljuset
kom; det upplysta, sanningsalskande, he
derliga och rattfardiga Chicago.
Det var EFT dyrt tillfalle; men hvad
nppoffrar man icke for sina medmenni-
skors val! Manga, sa sade det nya evan
geliets tolk, manga af nina landsman lef-
va okunnighet och slafveri. Nina
landsman! Stackars folk! Det dr. godt att
icke vara / den skocken. Menade han
name den han hade omkring sig.-De
skulle emellertid icke vara radda for att
kallas fritankare d. v. s. s8dane, som sa
mycket som till dem star befita sig ON att
halla sig frie fran tankeverksamhet, och /
stallet for att sjelfve tanka, tro blindt pa
hvad deras "upplyste" ledare saga och
CORA, men f5rd0ma ALT annat. Det ar
derf0r som fritankare alltid lana eller
stjala andras tankar, ia till och med deras
uttryckssatt. Sc, det lar yara holden at
frihet att man lyckats CORA sig fri fran
f5rstand och samvete, lag och raft Och
liksom fritankaren sjelf noga aktar sig
for att tinka, 50 b6r han heller icke taga
nagon hansyn till andras tankar, blot till
sina ledares prat.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-08-05
Vid grafvens bradd.

Den gamle engelske statsmannen Glad
stone har nu uppnatt en- alder af mer an
80 Or. Han ar f5dd den 20 december
1909 Liverpool; der hans fader var en-
rik k6pman, som blef baronet. Hittills
har Gladstones lifskraft varit of6rsvagad.
Man ma vara anhangare eller motstanda-
re till Gladstones politik. men ingen skall
kunna f0rneka, att han anvandt tiden och
att hans lif varit egnadt at arbete och
m6da. Till och med de fritimmar, som
han tagit sig fran sin anstrangande offent-
liga verksamhet, har han anvandt till
kroppsarbete af raft anstrangande be-
skaffenhet.
. NJ tyckes det emellertid som ON han
maste della ALA dodliges lott och att det
0gonblick ar kommet, da hans lekamliga
krafter b6rja svika. Som bekant angreps
han for nagon It'd sedan af infuensan,
och ON han an 0fvervunnit sjukdomsan-
fallet So RAIDER det dock icke nagot tvifvel
ON att hans kraft delvis ar bruten och att
han nappeligen har nsgon utsigt till att
atervinna sd mycket krafter, som aro alb
solut n6dvandiga, ON han fOrtfarande
skall kunna vara ledare / den politiska
striden. Underrattelserna fran England
,antyda, att det, ON an langsamt sa dock
jemt och sakert, gar utl0r med honom'.
och hans politiska och enskilda vanner ia
f0rbereda sig pa, att den It'd icke ar aflag-
sen, da de m8ste reda sig utan Gladstone.
Den engelska pressen gifver af latt in
sedda skal icke uttryck at det allmanna
bekymret for Gladstone, och man maste
derf6r hemta sina underrattelser ur kor-
respondenser till utlandska tidningar.
Den iberala engelska pressen s0ker att
framstalla sin mastares tillstand / ett sa
skonsamt illus som m5jligt. och den kon-
servativa pressen sa godt som tiger for
att icke misstankas for skadegladje. I
klubbarne ar det rykten omlopp, hvilka
ga ut pa, att Gladstones helsotillstand for
narvarande ar ALT annat an tillfredsstal-
lande, och personer, som pa sista tiden
<haft tillfalle att Sc eller tala med den
gamle f. d. premierministern, intyga, att
han ar mycket skral.
For de liberale Dir det en- ganska ledsam
omstandighet, att afven john Morley en-
It'd bortat varit sjuklig. Skulle Gladstone
falIa bort, f0rlorar det liberala partiet
viss mening sin hufvudkraft, da fraga ar
om att utkampa en- valstrid men andra
sidan skulle det vara f5rhastadt, ON man
deraf Vile sluta, att toriernas seger ar
gffven eller att den blott nagon MANN
ward mon blir underlattad. Det lar icke
kunna f6rnekas, att Gladstones personlig
het annu h6gre grad an hans hardnacka-
de fasthallade vid ''home rule'-projektet
ut6fyat EFT hammande inflytande pa par
tiets yngre krafter, och att dessa skola
blifva frigjorda och salunda verksamma-
re, da han kommer bort. En- frost ar det
emellertid, att radikalismen England in
genstades skall vinna So stor terrang. att
den kan leda till social anarki. Svara
stormar skola efter all sannolikhet under
den narmaste framtiden harja det engel-
ska offentliga lifvet, men grundvalen for
den allmanna ordningen ar stark nog for
att utharda dem.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23
re fence will rebound to the advance
nent of the affairs of the people.
F. J.D.
The Modern wooamen.

Maj. G. W. Hawes, head clerk of tie
Modern Woodmen of America, kss di,-
tributed q number of copies of the organ
of the order among our cities, together
with an exhibit of the financial standing
of the order, etc and printed statement
10 which he says:
1t is with pleasure that l can conf.
IDENTIFY assure my friends and fellow citi.
zens of Rock Island that the order NJ. w.
of A. is q crock rooted institution uuex-
celled by any fraternal benefit associa-
ton in the United States in the absolute
security and chespness of the insurance
offered. Rock Island being peculiarly in
terested in the future Of this
order, it is thought best at this
time to organize and institute an
other and the third camp within its
limits. whose membership shall include
only those who are liberal enough in their
views to judge an applicant for adoption
solely by his moral standing in the COM
munity and his physical ability to stand
the medical exsminat required of him
by the Fundamental laws" of the order
without regard TO his politica, or relig-
ious affiliations.
The major, who is also deputy head
consul of the order. will be in Rock Isl
and July us to receive applications for
membership.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23
Still ut it.

The Moline Dispatch of last evening
remarks:
The sheriff had bigger job on his
hands Saturday than he could finish and
is devoting today to serving the papers
left over. notwithstanding the rumors
on the streets il is pretty certain that the
list published includes all the persons
against whom information has been filed
with but few exceptions. The rumors
that there would be hundred more per-
sons invited to give bonds on account Of
gambling has no foundation.
There is rumor in the air that this is
not the end and that offenders against
other laws will be wanted by the sheriff
very soon. How much basis there is for
the statements cannot be told now. but
that there will be some revelations very
soon is quite sure.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23

The session lasted 157 days and the
session preceding il lasted 140 days; the
Thirty seventh general assembly costing
S32 261 AZ more than the Thirty sixth,
but 1t lasted l. days longer, and. of
course, transacted much larger amount
of business. The sums mentioned above
do not include the amount paid for
stationery. printing paper, printing, bind
ing, ruling. lights, fuel, copying and dis
tribution of laws, the expense of which
is estimated at about $50 600. But these
items cost the Thirty-sixth general as
sembly S47 000-s difference of only So
0CO. And yet one would have thoug hi TO
read the republican papers short time
ago that the state Was about to be mort
gagged for the expense of q democratic
Legislature. But these people should not
have begun to howl until they got well
out of the woods. Now that the accounts
have been made up il is seen that the ex-
penses for officers and employees of the
republican senate. having but one-third
of tie membe ship of the democratic
house, were IS per cent as much as that
of the house. OF course this fact will
not be dwelt upon 10 any extent by the
| former howlers of extravaganza.
There was an 10 cident in the house on
the last day that is perhaps worthy of
mention. Miller. OF Cook. in the fore
noon offered a resolution IS TO the uni
| form courtesy and fairness OF Speaker
| Crafts during the session. This was a
| generous act,coming from the republican
side. and Allen. of Vermilion. slipped in
10 the speakers chair and put the resolu
ton, which was carried unanimously. In
the afternoon Miller objected to the vot-
ing of Crafts upon the passage of some
| bill and heated session arose. 1t was in
vain that the speaker told Miller he was
wrong. The clerk continued to read and
| Miller continued to shout, Mr.. Speaker, "
aud this proceeding was kept up until
Mr.. Speaker had to call The door keeper
to have Mr.. Miller removed. That stall.
wart official walked down to the offend
ing member TO do as he was told. but
friends crowded around Miller and got
him to shut up and take his seat. Per-
haps the gentleman from Cook would
have liked TO Withdrawn his resolution of
the morning, but perhaps slso he con
| cluded that he was simply making a
spectacle of himself for nothing
Ny intention was 70 have summed UP
the labors of the members from your dis
trict during the session. but l have con-
cluded it was not necessary since you
have been kept posted during the session
Senator Crawford told me that he was
going into the hay field as soon as be
reached home, and picture in my mind
how be can, like Cincinnatus of old. leave
the affairs of state and return to the farm
10 a little while duty will again call him
hither, when the pillow will be dropped
and the toga donned and his ripened ex.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23
tourists.

Whether on pleasure bent or business.
should take on every trip bottle of
Syrup of Figs. as it acts most pleasantly
and effectually on the kidneys, liver and
bowels. preventing fevers. headaches and
other forms Of sickness, For sale in soc
and 81 bottles by all leading druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-23
To The Public.

The city council, having ordered TO
place all electric lights where practicable
in the center of the streets, the citizens
are hereby notified and requested TO trim
the shade trees in front of their sidewalks
TO height of fifteen feet where sdmissa-
BILE. TO admit more light to said sidewalk
The city will haul away the rubbish when
notified. ROBERT koEHLER,
City Clerk.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-04-07
Topeka Gossip.

KANSAS CITY, March 26.-The Stars
Topeka special says:
Hon. Thomas M. Carroll of Olathe,
has rendered to the governor his resig
nation as major general of the Kansas
National guards, and it was accepted
to-day, to take effect at once. No reason
is assigned.
F. E. Holiday of Topeka, and HI. w.
Encle of Leavenworth, were to-day ap-
pointed members of the state board of
pharmacy, to succeed r. F. Bryant and
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-04-07
5. w. PUBLISHING CO.

At Kufstein, town in the Tyrol, a
merchant was recently stabbed and
killed by an Italian workman who has
since been found to be member of the
Malta The merchant was killed in
mistake for a compatriot whom the
Italian had been delegated TO murder
by the Malta. There is intense feeling
against the Malta in the neighborhood
of the scene of the crime. "