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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
LEGAL.
(iHANCERY NOTICE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY Sc
In the Rock Island County Circuit Court of the
september term, A D., 1891 In Chancery
Elizabeth Ferkler. the complainant vs. John
feetz, administrator cum iestdme1to daReco of
Bailey 'iavenpor deceased, th,rine Iaven-
port, EbenGer c. Davenport, Joseph L. paven-
Gort' Naomi h. Davenport, Henry C. Davenport
Ihomas j. Robinson, frederick Weyel hauser
abd William c. Putnam, the defendants.-Gen-
eral No. 52b5.-Bill for specific performance
Afhdavlt OF the nor-residence of Catharine
Davenport, Ebenzer C. Davenport. Joseph l..
Davenport, Naomi l. Davenport, Henry e Daven-
port, and William c. Pu nam, defendants above
named, havrg been fled in the office of the clerk
OF SAID circuit court of Rock Island county notice
Is hereby given to the said defendants and each
and every OF them. that the said complainant has
nied her oil OF complaint in ssiu court. on the
chahcery side thereof, and that summons ha.
oetn Issued out of said courI against said nom
resident Defendants, returnabl- on the first Mon
Gay OF september next as is hv law required.
Now, unless you the said nonresident defend
ants, sha'l personally be and appear before said
clrcult court OF Rock Island county, on the first
cay OF the next term thereof, 20 be holden in the
court house. In the city Of Rock lsland the said
county, on the first Monday of September. A. D.,
lS9i, and pie ad- answer or demur to the said COM
plainant's bill of complaint. the same, ana the
matters and things therein charged and stated,
VIII be taken as confessed and decree entered
against you. acco ding 10 tie prayer of said bill
Dated this Sd day OF July, A D.. 1891,
GEO. w. GAMBLE
Clerk of said Court.
I. htNwoRTHY and WIN. NCENiRY. Solr's
for Comp'.t
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
LOCAL NOTICES.

Music at Spring Cove every afternoon.
One dish of Krell s. Maths ice cream
braces you right up this hot weather.
The finest and sweetest line of French
candies just received at Krell s. Maths.
Order brick ice cream at Krell &
Maths. Three kinds in each brick, easily
served.
Try our orange ice and then pass your
opinion on 1t. We make it extra rich
and fine, using nothing but the fruit
juice. Kreli 6 Maths ice cream parlor.
William Seefsld. formerly of Rock ISL
and, has bought the refreshment stand
No 3l3 West Second street, Davenport,
and hopes his friends will call ard see him
when in that city.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
NEW THROUGH SLEEPER.
to Sioux Fails, south Dakota.

Chicago to sioux FAILS, South Dakota.
Beginning July 5th the Great Rock
Island route rams through buffet sleeper
Chicago to Sioux Falls. leaving Chicago
daily on the c.. R. 1. & P, No. l, at
100 noon. Returning. this daily sleeper
arrives at Chicago at sos a. m.
Maps, folders and information cheer
fully given, or sent on application to
George F. Lee, City Passenger Agent,
corner Clark and Washington streets,
Chicago, His /; or address E. St. John,
General Manager; John Sebastian, Gen
eral Ticket and Passenger Agent.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received at the CITY
clerks office, ock Is and. III until O'Clock o.
m, Montay, August 8 1891, for constru citing the
improvement ordered by an ord nance emitted
An ordinance for the construction of a sewer on
Ninth street from the center OF the alley between
First and Second avenues 10 conf ect with the
main sewer on Fifth avenue with lateral branches
in the slleys snd between First and Second, Sec
ond and Third ana Fourth avenues respectivey''
and amendments thereto passed May j. 1890 Sep
TENDER 10, 1892, respectively.
Plans snd specifcat ons for ssid improvement
On file in the CITY clerks office.
All bids must be accompanied with a certified
che OK in the cum of 800 guarantee that if the
bid is accef teo contract will be red into an
properly performed.
the city reserves the right TO reject any and all
bids
hook Island, III July IL 1891
ROBERT koch Err. City Clerk
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Sarah B. Cobb, Deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed ex-
ecutor OF the last viii and testament of Sarah B
Cobb. late Of the county of Rock Island, state of
Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice that he will
appear before the county court of Rock Island
county, at the office of the clerk of said court in
the city CT Rock Island, at the September term on
the First Monday in September next, at which time
all persons having claims against said estate are
notified and requested to attend for the purpose OF
having the same adjusted. All persons indebted
10 said estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
Dated this 9TH day of July, A. D.. 1891.
PHIL MITCHELL kxecutor
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
Lots For Sale

In Huber s Peetz' addition to the city of
Rock Island, being the late Bailey Dav-
exports homestead. nicely and centrally
located. within five blocks of the pest.
office. Title perfect. Terms liberal.
For particulars spply to the undersigned
at the Peoples National bank or on the
premises. JOHN PEETZ.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
A ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

"A REAL ESTATE.
By virtue OF an order and decrse of the comfy
conrt of Rook Island county, Illinois, made on the
petition of the undersigned, Catherine E Farrell
admntstratlx of the estate of VIM Farrell de-
cersed for leave TO sell real es ate of said de-
ceased at the July term. A D. 1891. of said court
to'wit: on The s1st day of July, 1891 / shsl on
the 2ist day OF August next, between the hours of
ten O'Clock in the forenoon and FIVE O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day sell for cash down. at public
sale, including widows dover ard homestead at
the north door Of the court house, in the city of
Rock Isalpd, comfy of Rock Island. state of Mi
no!s, the re al estate described as follows to-wit
Lots eleven (Il) and twelve (i2l in the northwest
a. OF the southwest a, of section three (3), town
ship seventeen az north range two (al, west Of
the fourth ~ principal meridian according 10 as
SCISSORS pla' fle for IS o. situated in the county
Of Rock island. state of Illinois
Dated this 2sad day of July. 1897
CATHERINE E. FARRELL
Administrator of the estate OF VIM Farrell de-
ceased.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-24
NOTICE To Contractors.

Sealed pro oosals vii be received at the city
clerA's office, Rock Island. III. until Monday.
August g 1-9l ct O'Clock p m. for constEuc ting
the improve nent o .dered bv II ordinance of SAID
city. passed April 20, 1891, entitled, An ordi-
nance Tor the Improvement of Seventeeth street
from the south line of SecoLd avenue TO the north
line of Third avenue.
Plans and 5, eriicstion for said improvement
fle in the city clerks office
All BIDS must be accompanied with certified
check in the of $50 guarantee that if the
bid is accepted that contrs ct will be ed in
and the performance of it properly secured.
Blank bids viii be fur ished applica alton at the
city clerks office.
The city the right TO reject any and all
bids or proposals.
Rock leland. H., July II, 1921.
ROBERT KOEHLER, CITY Clerk
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4uPsas 70 sAnauIns
That nscipsccai Trade A1sassmeals
May bs A1ads with this Couatsy.

OrrAwA. Ont. March l3,--0ir Chayles
Tupprr said la al interview todav; II A
very sansuine that reciprocal trade sfYanae-
menss on . broad and liberal basis beswesn
Canada and The United Ssates will be made
very soon, embracing ali each articlee.
whether product Of forest or farm. =, oan
be ARRANGED 10 the mutual sdvantsss 81
both countries. Nv confidence In that Ye.
suit arises from the fact that Mr.. Blaine 10
known to be strongly opposed 10 the No.
Kinley tariR act, and he's sought % relieve
that measure Of the natura, conseq veucss
which must fiov from il by proposals for
reciprocal arrangements with othsr coun-
tries. So far from refusing to make anything
but treaties for unsestrictsd reciprocity,
The treaty he made with Brasil simply
embraces the articles both countries agreed
could be exchanged to the mutual benefit Of
each. the other free or d reducsd rats
duty, leaving many other articles at existing
fatss Of duty. The treaty Mr.. Blaine made
with Newfoundland 10 precisely OF the
same character and embraces the same
principles exactly o. would be In
the treaty Csnsia would be Pre-
pared to make with the United States.
AZ Canada affords infinitely . better basis
Of supplies for the tlsheSmen Of the United
States than newfoundland, there 10 no res
son why Mr.. Blaine should not embrace
the opportunity Of riddIng the Mckinley
bill Of its worst features by . broad and
liberal trade arrangement with Canada.
Mr.. Blaine 10 undoubtedly very emiueut
and able statesman and following, no doubt,
the discussion Of the issues bssween the
tFo parties in this country. has learned
that the statement that the liberal consef-
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Very Successful Fair at Belfast.
Special to the KEsNEBEc JOURNAL.

BELFAST, March l2. Schooner Mose q
Eddy. Robbins, has hauled out from winter
quarters, and is loading wood for Rockland.
The two days fair given by the ladies Of
full, and WAS well patronized. The drama
Was success. and enjoyed by all. The
hall was trimmed on b,th sides with booths
in, which fancy articles were sold. Wednes-
day evening these same booths were occu-
pied by ladies representing different books,
who were taken BY the gentlemen for ten
cents for each dance, and then returned. A
turkey supper was served to Q large COM
pany.
Miss Lois Lothrop has large rose bush
in bloom At her home on which is rose in
full bloom. measuring about eight inches in
circumference.
At the annual session Of the Good Temp
lars, which met with the Waldo District
Lodge Saturday, the following officers were
elected: ]. r. Mears Of Morrill,, d. r. ;
TiIestop Wadlin Of Northport. D. G.. Mrs.
J. II. Elwcll Of Northport, v. t.; Miss
Lillian r. Robbins Of Belfast, d. s.. Geo.
F. Sherman of Burnham, treasurer; Geo.
e. Files Of Thofndike, chaplain; A. j.
knowiton of Swanssiile, marshal; W. r.
Robertson Of Monroe, guard Joseph Whit
comb Of Morrill,, sentinel; Mrs. Z. L.
Bracelet Of Belfast, sups. junior temples;
May Pendleton Of Belfast, assistant secre-
tary; Mabel Deane Of Belfast, deputy
marshal; delegates to grand lodge; J. r.
Mears. J. W. KDowIton, 4. w. Chase,
Alice Sayward. Mrs. E. s. Bracket and Y.
E. Bracket. Mr.. G. II. Files was recon-
mended ~ district deputy grand chief TEN.
plar. A. 8. Bangs Of Augusta was present
at the session. He installed the officers
and conferred the unwritten work. The
next session will be held with 6ebasticook
Lodge of Bursham. A resolution was
unanimously passed condemning the county
attorney for neeligence in enforcing the
law, declaring bim incompetent for the
position and asking the Governor to remove
him. il possible, and fill the vacancy before
the April term Of court.
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Rsness q wsasspssa nssassssisa
asd ostsssaA = osss.

InunvnL.. KY, March Nm. Va
esrsea 10 eenAnsd b ~ heass - b gglppe
bue leoeise1 . reporter vAo oalle1 . hin
teday a1d 81 thle iueegv3ev,
"DiA yea net vrite lstesf - NJ. C1sve.
lan0ls II have wyitsa many le11Dro =
M. Ctsvsiand.~ mat did VOC ~ uSIta
special lstaaef n NJ. Cleveland And ~ q
speclal ansWsRy" ssWha1eves ! have q
any tims vfillsa b Ns. Cleveland u ~
AFFAIR, ard vAatsver hs has wrltssa =
ne u any tims ID his a4Alf.
TIE Hill naslse sss iuso he nssspapsrs =
safblsd shsPs without ny kneWlsdes e
coassnt, I merely conssnted Thai ~
trsth shoald b psinSsd. Dy thaA, and thaA
alone. Sand. II shs nsantms, -
engaged in 10 Conspiracy and rsfase = -
put On exhibition fos ths puSposee eltAae -
sseksrg 70 b ~ Ne sAall reosive - oasstel-
ancs from me. I ~ not czininAl, ~
even cand:dsts for Office. and hAvs CO.,
mitaed no assault. unlsss n b Z fanll
for man 10 exercise hls hight q
free speech ~ citizen and DsnoufAt IN
the interest Of his country end pary."
''but, Mr.. Wattcfson," insistsd the -.
porter, .'what 10 to BE- ssld to those bsn-
harding the telegraph ofics for sene -
plicit sxpr sssion from youl"
"Tsll them 70 20 to The devil. sxclaimsa
the victim Of grippe - hs took . handfal
Of quinine, but q the reporter was abou1
70 retreat from . very sick apd angry man.
he called hin back and said ir ssnilee
tones "No, dont do that, don't do thaA;
they will get there Som enough vitheut any
Instructions Or malsdictions fson me-"
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NO UNCERTAIN CALL
Pfen AToo1teok Ponoll eflDle
ii AlStIllill Bald.
~ Ilk T. hY b lpply b u
Issls b csnu.
cososss's IsqsssE q Wassuvisis, asd
othss usws.


Especial 70 he KsnBEsEc JouasAI.1
N. FAIaFIELp. March l2.-Atthe nsst-
ing Of the Aroostesk Pomona Grange today
ths following resolutioa in favor Of the
Australian ballot system vss pssssd:
Whereas, The purity Of ths ballot 10 :
question that should command the earnest
attention Of al good citizens and especially
farmers, irrespective Of party and q We
believe ii to Be the duty = vsIl q The
privilege Of this AFoostook County Pouo-
M grange 10 let our representative hear
from us upon this question Of rsleem In
the system Of voting in the Stass, there
fore,
Resolved That the ::Afoostook county
Pomona Grange 10 In favor Of the passage
Of the bill called The Clsson Election Bill
or the Australian ballot systsm now pond
ing before the Legislature Of Maine, and
that We cali upon the Senators and Repre-
sentafives from Afoostook county 70 use
ali fair and honorable means to secure the
passage Of said bill in such form that il
will apply 70 all towns in this county,
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coaonBa's IWounsr.


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City Government Matters.
Special correspondence Of the KEssEBEc
JOURNAL.
WArERvILLE, Feb. IL.
A cofoners inquest was held upon the
body Of Mr.. John Moore, Who was killed
yesterday afternoon by being struck BY the
Flying Yankee at point in winslow, be-
tween the end Of the railroad bridge and
the crossing. The testimony Of fl,g-
man Haley, DR.. J. r. Hill, engi-
neef AloDxo Towle, Fireman Nelson
Griffin and others who happened to be near
BY when the accident occurred WAS taken,
the county attorney beirg represented by
W. c. Philbrook, Esq. II appeared from
the testimony that Mr.. Moore vss walking
upon the track; that the engineer sounded
the danger signals while on the bridge ard
did all he could to bring the train
to . stop; that Flsgman Haley called
out to Moore to get oh the track. at the
same time waving his fsa, but he paid no
attention to anything. He was struck upon
the right temple, and that side Of his was
crushed in and his neck broken. A verdict
was rendered in accordance with the
facts ~ developed and the rail-
road employees exonerated from any blame
Ia the matter. The idea 10 en-
tanned by some that the deceased knew
that the train was coming and did not wish
t. avoid it, in other words, that IL was a
case Of suicide.
In the board Of aldermen last night .
committee was appointed to formulate rules
for the government Of the board, and
Joint committee vas also made up 10 form
ulate rules for the government Of the city
council. The old police forcs was
discharged, snd the following appointments
by the mayor confirmed: City mArshal,
Berj. Bunker; deputy city marshal,
+. II. Cfowell: policemen, G. C.
Dew, Samuel King, w. H. Morrill,.
Geo. +. Heaiey, s. II. Chase, y.
II. Thomas, J. H. Grode1, Cyrus B.
Philbrick. C. II. Sloper. John G. Pooler,
John Lscombe, Geo. II. Simpson, Charles
Butler, +. j. Pomeroy, Thomas King. Geo.
A. Wilson, Geo. s. Richardson, Philip
York II. G. Hight, Henry Butler, J. NJ.
Mower.
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Especial b ths KnNuxnHo JoURNAL.
vAssALsoRo. March ls.--This evening
the r. r. 8. c. + csnueotsd With ~ Con-
grssational church held Interesting exsr.
cisee In obseRvAtion Of he second annives-
sAsy Of the essahlishmsnt Of their socisty.
A large delegation from the socis(y cen-
nsctsd with the Congregational church q
Augusta vas present. A COLLATION. vas
served BY the members Of the LEGAL
society as 6 o'clock, and the anniversary
exercises commenced as o'clock with
= half hour pfaiss service conducted By
Mr.. =. A. Psskins Of Augussa. ALSO 90
address Of welcome was delivered by Rev.
J. Il. Atkins, pastor Of The Congregational
church. responded 70 BY Dea. J. R Tewn-
send Of Augusta. The principal address Of
the evening vas delivered By Rev. d. +
French Of Hampden. Rev. M. Ffcnch's
subject was "Bsiieve," and be delivered
an able and helpful address we'll
calculate1 to siimulass and Strengthen
the christian endsayerors present. Brisf
addresses were also made BY Rev.
Mr.. Palmer and Principal X. N.
Jones Of Oak Grove Seminary, Az tie
close conseQntion meeting was held CON-
ductsd BY Rev Mr.. Palmer. Ths entire
exercises have been most succcssful and
interesting and the handsome Adams Me-
mortal chapel where the services were held
has been crowded 70 ito utmost capacity.
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Services st the Funeral Of Late Rspse-
sentative Ysalton.

NoRwAr, March 12.--The funeral Of
Hon. N. A. rfaftop, the representative
from Norway in the lower branch Of the
Legislature took place Thursday, q the Con-
grsgational church, Norway. The
funeral services were conducted by
Rev. b. 8. Ridsout. A committes
of the House Of Representative Of
which Mr.. o. II. HePsey Of Buckheld was
chairman arrived Wednesday evening ON
the late train accompanied BY State Treas.
urer, Gen. G. L. Beal, to attend the
funeral. The floral tribute OF his late
associates In the House and the friends Of
the deceased was magnificent. There was
. very large attendance Of citixens. and
members Of the Free Masons, Odd Fellows
and Golden Cfofs Lodge to which he
belonged. His RENAME were taken to
Harrison where be was buried with Masonic
h0nOfs.
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CHIcAGo, March I2.-LA Grippe 10 on
the increase. The county hospital 10 filled
with patients, ~ pneumonis follows In
many cases, and the mortality 10 great.
Already the effect Of the epidemic 10 visible
In industries employing large number Of
mel.
Half Of the regular fofcs Of the stseet
car employees are laid up, and the ranks Of
the police are thinned. Forty letter car.
riers are pfostFassd, fifty postal clerks.
Post Master Sexton and Assistant Hubbard.
In the Custom House twelve clerks are
on the "Grip" sick liss. A. the pension
Office eight failed to report from tho same
cause,
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wAsHiseror, March i2.-Ths following
Maine pensions have been granted todsy:
Original, William Doelsy. navy, Jeha 4.
Flint, jos. w. Eastosn, Jsnss Bsady,
John BERNARD, Rdmund Morrill,. navy.
Daniel w. kelley, Thos AsnNsoug. IIs
westoe. Additional. Nathan 3. Hopkins.
John A. Win, nsvy. John Disssn, 0sosGe
Dsckesson. Reissue, DAVID n. Wi1ey.
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Ans Rumoss Come That Disaileotioa
Ia Cuba Results IN ousbseek.

New Yoxx, March IL --Rumoss of -
outbreak 10 Cubs reached hsrs today. Il
10 said that the dissRsction 10 widespread
and will include Havana. Matapxas, Ciss-
foegos and the most important porte Of tbs
Island. Al the once Of I. Il. Ward : Co.
II was ssid that no cables he'd bssn ssosivsd
that had any reference 70 The outbsssk.
Several Cubsns in The city ssy thas ths
time is ripe. but deny knowledge ef any
outbreak.
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DOWN IN THE MOUTH.

No wonder Blood out Of
order, liver deranged, stom-
ach upset and kidney troub-
les. 1t is a wonder that you
are alive. Kickapoo Indian
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suprsms cous. at ra,mioston.

FARMiNGroN, March 1.-THE franklin
County Supreme Judicial Court adjourned
"Wednesday night, the term lasting eight
days oniy. No important cases we're tried.
Charles Custin, who was forced by his
father, Joe Dustin, to assist in robbing e.
II. Lowell's store Ut West Pennington, was
sentenced to six months in the county jail.
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Lsttle chaDse u The Confess.

SACRAMENTO, CSl.. March l2.--An EFFORT
was made 70 secure sisnsfs for . Bspubli-
can caucas this morning, but ~ the re-
quifed number was not sscufed. the Lesis-
lstuse met In joint session this afternoon
TO ballot for United States senator with the
Republicans ssiil scsttssing their votes.
The first ballet yesuised: Estee, 81; De
Young, 81; FELTON,, 16; blanchard, IL ;
Johnston 4; Wesmors. !. Ths Democrats
cAst ~ votes for Coleman.
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FIRE At winter port.

BANGOR. March l2.-The house owned
by A. W. Shaw and occupied by Mfs
Coopin Of Winterport, was burned last
night with portion Of the contents. The
origin of the fire is unknown. Insured for
Aa0n
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HAarToap. CosB., March ia vote
on minor matters this afssvnoon showed The
Rspublicans In minosity in The House Of
Representative. Motion vas nads 70 take
. fscess until Tuesday rext g r. n. Ths
Rspublicans 1eft the House in body, The
vots showed no quorum. Undss special
Hcuse falss ~ speaker declared fecess
until Tuesday as 1 r. n. No veee vas
taken On The Jsdsop Fsselstjos.
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Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Loss
of Appetite, Scrofula, Rheu-
matism, Chills and Fever.
Put your Physical house in
order by taking the great
Root and Herb Remedy,
Kickapoo Indian Sagwa. For
sale BY all druggists.
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Visitors a. Q SOD WI, rarm

Especial % the AEKNEbEO JOUkuAL.J
WATERvILLE, March ia party Of
ladies' consisting Of Mrs. Governor Bur-
leigh and the wives Of several senator's and
representatives. visited Good Will Farm
today.
They were met here by Rev. Mr.. Hinck-
ley and escorted 70 the farm whore they
took dinner. They returned 10 Augusta
on the afternoon train much pleased with
their visit.