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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-04

Civilization, bic ielbit uielm &ultur.
msmibm etluas 81 nsiuiliiirt" 1T, BE-
9liitm modem, rcif, Sieiclbe su c,pfans
gen ? Siup bic 6etii9anbeter Scr Glib
jeeinicln rcii bic ibnn ucrtiubcte NC
liNipn ocy >Ssetseit ST. bewGltigeu
9(bcr mir perltcben Mem man Den
lisbm ycuten Gag fir Gag ersGDit, Dap
ie polisciwiori9 oumm limb, oam sIaus
ben jblieblid piele Die bcitere @el9i6te
unb trassn iie wcitcr. 8cm man Den
6armern uuo 9lrbeiteru obne Inter:
breduns ;uruit: uSeio bruu uno &C.
niislam! laBt eu1 scmiitbli@ i6inbeu,
qualsn, auSbeuten uno maiatrircn, oenn
int 0anscn 9enummsn 9ebt IS eub nod
Su gut, uno ibr ictp ieoenfallS nod ni1t
reii sudl curer @aut 81 we3ren ~ierner,
borbct nur aui bic HeiormsS 1,udeer,
bic wsrocn eld lOon cine bitterc Suppe
ciubrptcn T." Damn oentcn bic arlnsn
Peute i1lisBli6 cS muB bod etuas
Nabres an oieier 8ebauptuug ieiu uno
iiiblcn iib wirtl;1 nibt reif Nnitatt,
BAH man Den bcrrl1cnoem llebelu eners
sii6 SIT yeibe gebt, madt man oenieIbsn
Honseiiiunsu uno 9eitebt ibnen oaourd)
eiuen Wroo o Sere6ti9ung, oer ibucn
midt ;utommt. Die @esner appeuircn
mcbr aui bic Sduadcn Der MaNen, ais
an ibrcn Scrltano uuo ueroammen ieoe
reiormatoriibe 8euesuns, ieoe Seiunoe
Nuiwauuns, iepsn trditi9en 3ornesauss
brud, ieoes iriibe, ticie Ntbembolm
zines sednsitistsm @er;ens ais uerrdtbe'
rid, uutluS uno unprattiid. @ie IS
aber Dem Ntanne 81 Mutbe lit, oeiiaa
Gage lebenoldn9lid seoriidt lit; ertros
raj tlojsr Nrbeit itets oas Sleno bel iid
;u 0runo. sebcn iie9t, - bas sebt iit
ircili9 nidts an, oas molten lie nibt
isben. ga, uno bel allem Dem ioQ Der
2lrbsitsr, pcr Narmer rnbi9 feline Nrme
in ben SduoB ts9sn ,ao ,tnihen 2"
Saiiet Den 0e9nern bic irrigc Meinuns,
lailct lie unier Neltrcbeu 6elad)eln uno
bc'pottclu, Gin iejtes Nneinanoerriidcn
ein treucs 3ulammsnbolten uno rubi9es
Gorangebeu miro lie bolo zines 8elleren
bclebreu, miro ibnen ba!o sei9en, oaB
mir reii uno uidt 10 weit ;uriid iino, ols
lie inns Der @elt 9%c9eniibcr ltclen
uolen uno oaB tros Der ou9enblid!ld)
sinitiscn Nrbeitsz uno Y4outtcmreiie
mir nibt III icrc yctbarg;c cinscluut pers
Den, bic Def 3ieieni3langc naG elmer
Mablscit ei9cn lit.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-04
Mit 3wcicrlei @a6.

Nem 53wci oaslclbe t1nn, lit es nidt
oaslelbc.
Cardinal @ib6ons bat in Der neuel ten
drummer Der ,,,9lortb Mmerican Ncuie,u"
ciaem intereiiantcn Nuiiat ucr6Hentiidt,
Ser Den Gitel fii9rt: (0tei9tbum uno bic
nit i1m u:rbunocnen @fli@ten).
Sn Dem elben DeiBt es:
v9tiemanO tam Senaa loScn, wie na9c
Der &ompi (5wil9cn oen oberem 3cbnz
tauicnb mo sen llnbemitteltcn) lit, aber
es iino Nnscidcn p%orDaaocn bic ulls
nit llnrube erfiiQen tounen. Die @cis
9cn weroen td9lid rcid)er, bic Nrmen
INNER drmcr. gurus, pra9lcri idcr
Nuiwano uno 9oifobrt oes yebens neDs
men 81. Der 9urlt na9 NeidtDum
wiro NIT ieoem Gage uueridttlidcr. DC
3ornesausbrii6c Der gutcrbten INNER
l9ari cy, lauter uuo bittcrer."
,Oie uoltswirt9l@aitli9en !3%ultdnoe
III ben Scr. Staatcu nabcrn li9 raid
ben 3ultanom Gn9laHos. Die 8obz
nunsen Der Nrmen ,ucroen clcnoer uuo
i@muti9er. 0as Sonnenlidt wiro pom
Den jdnmerli6en Mtictlstaierncn rno
tldSlidcu Oadltiibtcn aus9ei3loiien.
6leiB uno Blut" werocu INNER wob!>
ieiler uno Brob tbenerer uno tbeurer. Inn
oos Woblbeiinosn oes @a9enpicroes
tiimmert mon iid mebr ais INT bas Ieiz
nes lrcibers. Sem wunoer, baB trdf>
tise Mtanncr, ourd Die Gbrdnen ibrer
@eibcr nuo ous0cldrei ibrer bungcrnoen
&inoer raieno 9emadt, ii@ miteiuanocr
uerbinoen uno ii@ 81 0cvalttbaten biuz
reiben ~lailen."
Wenn ein bobcr 9eiitli9er @iiroenz
trigger 10 etuas iast, oann orldt es bic
Yrtlie ebriiirdtis ab, u.iit ni@t 81 wioerz
iprcden. Dtan iiebt Gin, bag CT &edt
bat. Benn abcr ein 9suObnli@er Nrbei=
ter oer9leiden ia9t, il ldu9net man bic
Sa@c ab, uno nennt tbn Nnar@iit nno
9etcr.
(Smo. Gribune.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-04
Cine s abe

Gin reidcr Mann batte Gin Stiid
Qano, aui weldem Gin Monlt9ier 1ueioete.
uSd wcrpe oi9 cini@irren, "ioste Der
Mann sum Woultbicrc, ,,uno bid oieies
Qano pfliigeu loilen, I'M Melonen ooraui
81 %pflansen, wel@c ib icbr liebe, wdbz
reno Die 9tcnsel bid rci@lid nit No9s
rlng per cDcu wcrOcu."
0as Mault9ier er1oieberte Dieraui
uMcm ib e~inuiai9e, SIT Sieien @eoinz
9itn9sn ST arbcitcn, wirit bu ale Mcloz
men 9abc,1, nno mir piro es i@linmcr &C.
zen ols jcst, oa ib trodene Stengs( 81
~ireilen baben weroc, ltott friides 0ras.
Sd weroc es uibt tbun."
uMie u%nucrniinitig ou biit," meinte
Der rei9c Mann, uocin Sater botte ME
ouccre Nabruns lis Oi}!sln unb orbeitete
bod Is Stunoen nib josm n1cbv psr
Gag, obnc Murren."
uYciosr it bas wo5r," cruibsrte bas
Mautsticr, ,,a6er bu weilt oo9 mud,
Dap mein Sater Elm 81 el war."'
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-04
9ie @c9mcr Der mcmcm Yartct.

Seberman miro ii6 nod bes politiz
lden @cbltampiss pom 1884 NIT DEM
Demotratiiden &ric9s9el9rci: rSdmels
Bet Die Spitbuben aus Der Office uno
rebusirt ben lleberl1uB I'M S6atamte"
erinnern, uno ais Der &an,pi tobte,
l6morsn bic Ocmotraten III ibrcn
Diientli1sn Neben, bic 3uitanoc Der
Ne9ieruna wdren 10 iaul, baB bic 3tepuz
blitaner untcr teinen llmltduoen bic
3iacl in Sic 6dnbe berg c,notratie le9en
molten; je wiirocn eber einen &rie9 bcrz
ouibeidp0ren, ais ibrc Spib6ubereicn
entbe6t leben. yls man lun nad
9ei9lasener S1la@t eusianS, ooB bic
'Osmotratcn Sis9er waren, uno ais bic
3eit a~ntan,, i%ber9abeu bic Nepublitaz
ner, obne ir9eno wel6e llmltdnoe 81
maiden, bic Bcamtenite0en lit bic 9anoc
Der oenotratii9en ,Na6iol9er. Bas
pieie anbclonst, 10 mar Nues 10 meit in
Sronuns. De- Ibcil, ,,SdmeiBet Sic
Spib6nben %binaus," mar musseiii9rt
worbcn, aber wie itano IS nit Der Slo5z
itelung uno Ysitraiuns Der Spibbubez
rcien? Nls bas 0clo i'm S6atomte
~iiberse;dblt wurbe, lasten %oieient9en,
,pelde IS %iibernabnlsn, baB es ani Yien>
Mig unb 6cller oa a Damn folgte
bic llebcrnabmc oes departments ocs
Snnern, bas uol Sdmue uno 0orrup>
tion itrottc, mie bic bemotrotil@cn
8ablrsoner uns glauben ;u MAIDEN ii9
beniibten. 0as Volt wartete uier
Sabre lang uersebl,6 auf oas eNeinisen
biejts Departments. NGbreno Der uol>
len pier sabre tonnte man nur einen
%ein,i9en Sail oes bc9an9enm unre4tes
iinben, welden man ben Mutb bate 81
beri@ti9cn. 0ieie uier SABRE bradttn
bic 1batjade ans 3idt, baB Elm gewilIer
0uiliorb Otiaer benadtbeilist murOe,
uno Gleuelono beauitra9te bos Tepart>
ment oosielbe iusleid 81 beridtisen. ST
puroe boraui' iosleid als Scr Grretter
Ser Oiientli@eu ydnocreien Don eincm
Gnbe bes ganoes bis gum anbercn aus
polaunt.
,Sm Sabre 1888 bate Oas @o1t wiez
Der einen Mabltampi bu%rd;ugcgen, IN
,pcldcm bic elben altcn Yarteien 6et9el>
list waren. DAP oenotratiidc 0ci3rei
mar, baB bic 0tepublitoner bicielbcn
Oie6e mdrcn, mic uicr Sabre suriid, ober
ais lo(de jett inter oem 9edmontcl oeS
@elstes in Der Torm eincS 9tdu6erz
Sorifs lteblen. Die &epublitaner na1z
men Die 9emotratcn 6cim Wort, 6ro0>
ten sic So9c sum- Stimmtaiten, uno oas
0olts>llrtbstl mar, oaB bas SteGlcn all
rcd)t udrc, iolon9c IS gcieklib SciGe9c,
uno bic Nrsbeutuns oss Vulte9 our3
geicbli1en ii%bcrmGBi9cu SNutsou wurce
wcitcr orssciibt uno 9eidicbt bs,te nod.
Md9reno Der Nusiiihr11ng oirier Euiic,
biloeten Die lcite,1oen Gjcii;e bsiocr Yor>
tcien ultis Suraui lbs M}onopo!c unO
;Sruits, con- olibirten 81 lsnbaDncn, wdl>
lertcu i9rcu Stod ooer ibr &apital, ucrz
rin9erten be3 Goltes @e(o,N lp;elten nit
bes Goltes Nabrungsitoiien Ell, nno bcraub>
ten uno 6el0,pinoelten bas Solt aui alc
md9li9cn 9cletli@en Nrtcn. Die tass
li@cn 3eitunSem ,beri@tm jeocn Sag
iiber &fe oes arbeitenoen Soltes
nit Sen Wtonopolilten; Ntbeiter meroen
III YennIpluauien unb Colorado nieocrs
sel@oheu; gintertons Murobanoe wiro
pom ben &oblenbaronen beibaiti9t, I'M
ieoe beredtiste N%uiwaQung pcr Nrbsiter
9e9en an tbnen be9anG:ncS rac :>'ncr
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-04
weomtc Der Gomntp alUiami.
@oN:Sronun0

Sic absabe Der Fotiaden ,pirb 9elblollen,
mic iol9t:
giod benz Often: Dad benz @site"'
1:55 ua9mittass. 4:s5 "a@mittass.
7:3O 1:SO
Sic auaemcine Aus9abe Fnoet tasIi@ pat
pom Z 80 uormitta9s, bis 80 na@mittaSs'
am sonntos uou 0 bis 10. pormittass.
0pttlteb aAmtSt, Eoi.msiiser.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-04

S"portrte 4o 3ou breite Senriettas ira9er 81. rs jeet s. IS
40 -" " $l.OO " 10
4s 3ou breite Gal5mers iraber IS cts. 40
NQe 5arben 80 3ou brete iriber 4octs. .25
SO Boil brete Gaj9mers 1ucrtD % uo 30 cs. III
90 3ol breite iarbise balb~o1ene .oe
Y:te Sober Gliding wertb 25 cts. 'S
Viuise " l%2-10-7cts.
500 pSs. ganeoan) s@ar;:"gins9"" .o7
5000 pos. 1ele uno ountle Salicos 90
$500 pbs. (Slater) @udiuttsr aler Jarbsn .o4
5arbisc Cotton 6lannele .os
geblei@te uno unSebtidte Tlanneoc ~8-9-loets.
geblei$ter M"bli" .%
l%lnoebleihter ARuSlin " sue.
SSwtre Seans) uno 9oientoiie mertb 25 cts. " 10
&otbe Il1tu3er per yaro ~
Cute SualitGt .35
Meue Muncr &leioer 9%in99ams .Os
$50 o! 9s; 80 al brs'tt s!ti9tr S% It ms Tstt9 IS ets. 10
As 3ol( breie Stidereien per Yarb so
9Selc Sorte indigo bau druid Gattunc 80 ,out9 Ill
sseibe letnenc 9ii@ta9cr 1855 nno tburer per p"o:
epitcnuorban9e uolle Naro brett, bebe 5eitn einseiabt ~!
yrcitcs ub pradtuoQes Muner ls-2o-25cts.
Tcnite Wtnitcr pnarwes lpertb $50 $50
Sluoerc Spitenporbdn9s uert5 So. 90 200
SEIidtIdcr 10 rIdi:oene SHUTTER per Yaro 10
GroBe Nusmobl oucr Uorben Rlelor>Stn0pten per Nuee'o .o6
ge1ere Nualitat! aQr " mert9 Is cts. .os
AQc yarbcn 93al d>Su6pie pet Oubeno .04
Gaibenz1 Glider alc Sortcn iruDer 5 cts. .o3
Seine seltifte Ga6sr mertb Is cts. 90
Strimpie, ale 0r0Ben uno Uarben 4-6-8 cts. bas Yaar.
9@war5e, 9arantrt gang edit $40 cts. oas Paar.
W3dnner Gotten, CUTE, obm No9t blau ODER srau " .o7
gclte ldwsrs Sorten mrtb Is cts. 10
5oojentragcr pole Gjr6Bt, neue @aoren 10
S9eren ,osrom iberal 81 25 cts. ucrtauIt Is
Gang lcincae Spieen, aue Sreiten l-2-a cts. uno rnebr
Vaumpolenc uno lstoene Spiten 81 alien Greicn
Gtifereien ale @reiteu 3-4-6-8 uno metter. .
grdte 4 uno 5 s0vi9e Speen 3-4 cts. bic Oaro.
Cute %S)anotuder per GARD .O5
Gang leiner,e $5onbtGber per Yarb u.s.
Sdwarse Singer mo leioene 6albbanoi@ube wertb 25 10
Sdpere idwar;=ieioene 6olbbanoi@ubc 90 II. 35 cts.
Mue Tarb.n gutter Sammet ,uertb go cts. SO
@roBe Muswabl ieiner t5alstH@er nertb so cts. .25
&oQc @r0Be meiBe Yett Oeden .95
Starte 5trumpf6ano (g(alt,c) Nusmabl .o4 4,
Seoene Sdleier usueter Uarben per GARD 10
0jr0Btc Nuswobl ieioener 8dnoer critaunH3 biQis.
CONNER llnter~elten fir Manncr u. Uranen mcrtb 45cts. .25
Comic Nusuobl ,u is
Yutia9en, 9Mte fWr Jraacn uno Maoden. Seine neue Saben
loebea erbaiten gum bal6en Freis ais anoers no.
Neue Strobbatc iar &tnoer. (Soilors) 81 is
6aarornanente III allen Sorten Don 4-1O cts.
'Spieentrasen, Stebtrasen unb Gufis (Rui9es) oues gum &oitenpre
500 Stld iune 5Dilet Sdie 81 Acts. oas Stld.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-04
Qseamtc Der Acknowledgements MutanS
muS Der SnDmNrictcW ttnior.

grSieSui: Y Foit, ot1 y. ~ HS"'''"S''"'
~ s,r.'ar nm, = d,opmtijtyr: l. ~. lnrncr, Georgia.
g'erlcicr: ~ %s'u,tN, Me""e' M ~ sr,i,,
80 ~A$abaiba 81. u. Fanl.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-04
6ra9c uno Mnt 'u ort.

@oourcD urteri9eibet iid Gin iunger
Wrst uon e;nem alten? - Der juu9e en-
rOtbet, ,uenn man i'm. @elo aibt, unb
Scr olts wiro ro!H, w,"n c: sc;n': .&s
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-04
ecu ;ereincs 59rtftiebers

Seui;ersincs 59rtftiebers.
elmer Stjitun9stneipe bcs0 ruder:
uereins.)
yti@ orttt's int Baud,
Mi@ orndt's int Magen,
Mi4 orudt's I'M Sopf
Oar nidt sum ia9eu-
SD 9ab' nad M(lem, was id mir.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-04
se.mte Der v,iumeiota staatS.Muiams.

Nrsip,u,; Ger ad,b. Sauatius Goanelp. Sattn9S
&iSe ErGiicentcu:
|. Tijtyit,: S1oH. !. De,sbtn. Sortstr:uc. StAmore eo
.. Tti,rttt: Z. I. vilttr. EatNut E1rlt'
4 fiiirit: 4, y. Eorrc, Hiro SSlano.
4. TiitriF,: u. j.. ItttSte &pominN. S9iiaao 30.
B. TiItritt: e. i. @obau, @ti, union. Lob 80.
Gcfrr,ar: ". Y. S.rombtra. Sorsit "ate.
Sbavmtiitcr: j.. 7. @iorae, uneerpooe.
S,aaia: s'prlti.: Srdulsin Hpa DC 0enalo.
= WprIeter.
2. Tijtritr: :. :. Talp. Wasiion. Vac au' F"r's No.
W%Iliitent: y. @taribner Rev ulu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-04

On .tuir bieien @omu1er ben 2aDe11 rduuten
|19aNeu, b%erfanfen mir bic &aaren lithtr 3uut
&oitenpreiS, ais lie nit 3n 1ebu1en.
&omunt bic erfen Sage TOO bic MnSpabl nod
bolianoig it.
@ier perDen AT ,3ablnngSitatt a1geno1nmen.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-06
NO PROGRESS AT SPRINGFIELD.
Ahinois Legislators Still in Deadlock
Legislative Matters

Illinois Legislators Still i'm Deadlock
Legislative Matters.
SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Feb. GA petition
was presented in the senate yesterday
from homeopathic physicians for new
insane asylum. Bills introduced: To pre-
vent adulteration of butter; to allow only
registered voters to vote; to provide for
state inspection of building and loan asso-
Citations; to give railway conductors police
powers. In the afternoon the senate heard
the suggestions of supervisors.
0The house heard the supervisors in the
morning, and their suggestions were re-
ferred to the committee on public chart
ties and the revenue committee. The bill
TO eject railway commissioners by popular
vote was sent TO second reading. Moore
modified his railway commissioner resolu-
ton by striking out all reflections on the
commissioners and ordering an investiga-
tion into the charges against them, and it
was passed unanimously.
In the Joint Assembly
Ihere was another no quorum vote in
JOINT session yesterday Cockrell was
again absent, and only one ballot was
taken, without value, of course. The Re
puDilcan steering committee met Moore
ana Cockrell during the day, and asked
what pledges an F. M. B. A. candidate
would give TO act with the Republicans
IN the United States senate The f. NJ.
Il. A. men replied none shat would con-
filct with +. NJ B. A principles. That
closed the meeting. The Democrats are
criticIsing severely Interstate Commits.
sloner Morrison's letter advising the drop
ping of Palmer.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-06
A COMMON LAW MARRIAGE
1t Troubles n Church Congregation at
West ROxbury. Mass.

1t Troubles Church Congregation at
West ROxbury. Mass.
Boston, Feb. Ga most remarkable
story of a marriage which is not o mar
riage has developed in the West Ro xbury
ward. Henry W. French, the weli-Inown
traveller and lecturer, and Miss Fannie
Smith, the daughter of the president of
the Smith American Organ company, are
the persons interested, and the church to
which they all belang is the only tri bunal
before which the case has yet been
brought. French is a widower, and is about
twice the age of the girl The latter
has been sent abroad by her father, who
dislikes French and wishes his daughter
to marry an Englishman. The extent to
which the relations of the couple had gone
would not have been known had not
French after the girls departure for
Europe disclosed them to the father.
French said that he supposed that an
agreement to live together as husband and
wife constituted legal marriage in
Massachusetts, as well as in New York.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-06
FRIENDS IN NEED.
Badly Wanted by a Newly Mar
ried Couple.
NOT DAUNTED BY DIFFICULTIES,

The Fair Bride Laughs at the Fate That
Doomed Her to Spend Her Wedding
Night in Police Station-Shabby Con-
duet of Alleged Friends-A Wedding
Tour Ended by Thief Who Had No
Sentiment About Him.
ELIZABETH, N J., Feb "a bridal
trip was interrupted in an unexpected
manner Tuesday night. John Stewart
and his bride, of Philadelphia, left chat
city Tuesday night on their wedding tour.
Their destination was New York. They
took a train on the New York Gen trail
railroad by the Bound Brook route. The
same night disconsolate- looking couple
got off the train here aud inquired for the
house of lend. They went to this
frieni's house, and told the inmates of
their unhappy experience.
Given the Cold shoulder hy s.Frieudso
In some manner they claimed TO nave
been robbed on the train OF all the money
they had in their possession. Necessarily
the bridal trip would have to be deferred
until more funds could be secured They
recollected having friends in Elizabeth,
and therefore decided TO stop off here and
their story, but apparently offered them
little or no Consolation They also in
formed the bridal cuUD.. Jhal there was
not room to spare in the house The
unhappy pair saw the door closed Upon
them and retire temporarily to the side
walk, where they discussed the situation.
Newest Thing in Bridal Chambers.
In desperation they finally inquired for
the police station There they again told
their story, ana were made as coufor able
as possible IL the o.tting-Toom. Through
the Kindness of the police they communi-
Gated with their friends in Philadel phia,
and Wednesday morning received money
from home TO help them out of their diff
Guilty. Young Mrs. Stewart gayly re-
marked to her husband: well, John,
I've beard of strange wedding trips, but
a.bridal chamber in a police station is the
qneerest.' They decided to go home, and
returned at once to Philadelphia.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-06
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

The latest reported trust is soda water
fountain combine.
A general strike of dock laborers is in
progress at Cardiff, Wales Every coal
tip in Cardiff is idle.
The Alliance and Democrats carried
Oklahoma at the elections for county
officers held Wednesday.
At Ozark, Ala, Wednesday a mad dog
bit six people and a number of dogs an,.
cattle before it was killed.
Miss Grace Gridley, of Amboy, Ills,
who has been in a comatose condition for
the past year, is now recovering.
The poor house at Waterville, Me, wa.
destroyed by fire Thursday and an in.
mate, girl Of Is, burned to death.
In Barcelona, Spain, Thursday, the
troops attacked meeting of Republicans,
and several citizens were wounded.
The cold wave has reached the eastern
states at Dover, n. III. Wednesday night
the temperature was 10 degrees below.
A reciprocity agreement between this
country and Brazil was signed by Score
tary Blaine and the Brazilian minister
last Saturday.
The embezzlement of the state funds OF
Arkansas by State Treasurer Woodruff
has left the state without money to pay
its legislature.
A doctor at Norwich, Conn, the other
day took piece of wire half an inch long
out OF the eye of little girl 1t was emp
bedded in the iris.
George l.. Yaple will not contest the
seat in congress from the Fourth
Michigan district, and Burrows calling
and election are SIRE
At Mt. Auburn, o., Monday the public
school children became so patriotic that
they wrecked the German flag flying over
the German consulate.
Mrs. Laura 3. Whitney, the widow OF
Col Samuel b. Whitney, was given a
check for 81, 326 at the United states pen
sion Office in Chicago Wednesday.
By the confession of another man it has
been discovered tina. Patsy Divine, who
was hanged at Alton, Ills, q few years
ago for the murder of Aaron Goodfellow,
was an innocent man. iCircumstantal
evidence
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-06
MEDICAL.

We've heard Of a woman
who said she'd walk FIVE miles
to get a bottle Of DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription if she
couldn't get it without. That
woman had tried it. And it's
a medicine which makes itself
felt in toning up the system
and correcting irregularities as
soon as its use is begun.
Go to your drug store, pay
a dollar, get a bottle and try
it-try a second, a third if
necessary. Before the third
ones been taken you'll know
that there's a remedy to help
you. Then you'll keep on
and a cure II come.
But if you shouldn't feel the
help, should be disappointed
IN the results-youH find a
guarantee printed on the bot.
tle-wrapper that'll get your
money back for you.
How many women are there
who'd rather have the money
than health? And "Favorite
Prescription" produces health.
Wonder is that there's a
woman willing to suffer when
there's a guaranteed remedy
in the nearest drug store.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-06
Organized by Alliance Men.

WICHITA, Kan, Feb. 6.-The Wichita
Live Stock association with a capital
stock of 100000, was organized by a
number of prominent Alliance men here
yesterday. The shares will be placed
among the Alliance farmers at so5 each,
and no stakeholder will be allowed to
hold more than twenty shares, nor will
any one be allowed more than one vote,
no matter how much he may have invest
ed. Offices will be established at the
Union stock yards here and complete con-
troll taken, so far as possible, of all ship
ments Of stock sent here by Alliance men.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-06
CAUGHT IN AN ALANcyE
Four Men on an Errand of Mercy Buried
Alive,


Alive.
OUEAY, Colo, Feb 6-News has lust
reached here from Mount Sneffels of the
death of four Virginius miners, who per-
ished in snow slide. They started out of
the mine Wednesday evening to help
bring in Billy Maher, who had been blown
up in his cabin about mile distant. At
point on the mountain at an altitude of
about l3,OOO feet heavy body of snow
was detached, and Tom Byron, L. Philius,
Allen Mcintyre and John Sanderlind were
hurled down the mountain and buried
fifty feet beneath the mass, which was
packed above their bodies as solid as ice.
The Bodies Recovered.
This occurred about 10 o'clock Wednes-
day night, and the bodies were not recov-
cred until yesterday afternoon Men
worked all night and yesterday with all
their power, but could not reach them
sooner. Billy Maher, for whom these
men lost their lives, arrived at the hospital
yesterday, and may recover. He will lose
one of his eyes and will be sadly disfig-
ured. The cabin in which the explosion
took place was blown into thousands of
fragments
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-06
THE coMsToCK LOWER LEVELS.
10 he Drained and Explored for An
other bonanza

10 he Drained and Explored for An
other Bonanza.
BAN FRANCISCO, Feb 6-Reports from
virginia City declare that there is great
excitement on the Comstock over the de.
eision to drain the lower levels of all the
large mines, and to begin prospecting and
Keep on mining, which has been practi
caiiy abandoned for over six years. All
the work done since then has been on the
upper levels, which have been thoroughly
explored with the diamond drill. Fol-
half mile underground there are only
small patches of ground which have not
Deem honeycombed by the drill, and thess
cannot contain = bonanza, because of the
character OF the rock. Below this level
however, everything may happen, and q
weeks work may uncover ore worth
millions and set the whole Comstock t,
booming again.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-06
An Old Firm Goes Under.

NEW YoEK. Feb. 6.-Barnum's clothing
store at 1876 to 200 Chatham square, one of
the landmarks of the city, was closed
"Wednesday after business career of
forty-six years. The business was car
rled on by Stephen c. Barnum and George
Crosby under the firm name of s. c. Bar
mum & Co. They made a general assign
ment The assignee said he did not think
the liabilities of the firm would amount
to $4,000. The assets were mainly in
STOCK The cause of the assignment was
general depression in business