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COMMERCIAL,
SACRAMENTO aARKET.


SACRAMENTO, January 10th
fRUlT-Lenlons-Sic SS(GS so q box;
California, $5656 so; Lines, S5r 6 r box 2 &c
@l = 100; Bananas, SS@3 so Z. bunch for
80 50@4 = box; California Oranges, SIS 500
II ManGarins, 81 % q box; Strawberries,
santa Clara, 65@75c; T. drawer; Pineapples,
6oc each; 81 2 dozen; Apples, Spitzen6urg,
SO 25@1 IS 1. box: Rhode island Greetings,
S1G1 so . box; mixed varieties, S1@1 25 Z.
box Persimmons, S1@1 so: Pears, 81 goo
= box; ounces. S1@a1 25 8 box.
CANNED GO0DS--Assorted table, S2m
2 loi Apples, 81 60: Apricots, 81 80; Black
berries, 81 50; Cherries, 81 AO6ae so; Cur
rants, So 25; Gocseberries 81 So@l 90:
Museat Grapes, 81 55@1 60; Plums. 81 GO;
ounces, 81 80; Raspberries, So 20; Straw
berries, 81 TO-
BBE;ApsTUFFs- Flour, 81 20 p bhl; oat-
meal, lob sack, DC = h, SO so 2 1oo-lb sack;
Cornlneai, white so 25 I 0-ib sacks, yellow,
" 10 q 25-ib sacks; Cracked Wheat, So 80,
4e-ib sacks, So so 1oo-tb sacks; Hominy, 50,
10-lb sacks, So so Ts l00ihs; Graham, So 40,
1Q-tb sacks; So 20, 10o-ib sacks.
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED-Oat Hay, 81 2
@l5 z ton. Alf;slta, do, S12@14 per Ton;
ley, Whole paying 81 55Si 20: Co. rolled. n 81 ~. IS
@1 so; Wheat choice niiling), paying 81 50
y cwt; Rye, 81 %; Wild Oats, 81 1902 q
100 h's; Tame Oats, S2'a:2 25, Corn, paying
81 80 p cwt.
VEGGTABLES-O Onions, Silverskins, SO so
@ z cwt; Onions, Red, S3@3 so; Cabbage,
o0c@Sl; Carrots. oG@6oc q 100 ibs; Tur-
l234c = doz; Parsnips, S1@1 so; Beets, 1860
81: Horse Kadisll Zoe = ID; Garlic 20@25c;
Artichokes, 4oc q doz; Dried Peppers 200
25c; Green Peas, common, GelSc; do, sweet,
6GSc; PotatoeS-Eariy Rose, 81 25@1 35;
Peerless, $l@1 25; Burbanks, S1@g1 25; Cen
tennial, Si@1 20 Z ctl; sweet Potatoes, S2@
10; String Beans, 4@5c Summer Squash, SO
&c; Cauiiiiower, 81 I, doz; Green Peppers, So
&c U ID; okra, Io@121Gc; Red Cabbage, SC q
10; Savoy Cabbage, 9Gc 4 doz.
l.rf1 1a-,-- N..li
4oc 2 Ii; Fancy Petaluma, 40942}9c = u;
Eastern Creamery, fancy, 22@25c; Pickle
Roll, 3o@3214c; packed in iiri<ins, choice.
nia 12@l3%; Young America, l3@l l4c; East
ern Cream, 15@16c; Limburger, S@20c;
genuine Swiss, 32l@g 35c; American SWISS,
California Ranch Eggs, 36g42Hc; Eastern
POULTRY Dealers prices: Live Turkeys,
hens, 1901 4c; gobbleTs 1901 &c; dressed,
young boosters, $4@5 T. dozen; broilers,
SS@4; tame Ducks, S5@6; Pekin, S6@7;
Geese e S;l S2@3 70, 70 q pair; ;i,,, o,. .oa
Canyashacks, 15c@S1; Spris, 40@]5oc; Wild
geon, 25tg Teal, 35@5oc; Quail 81 25@
l 80 doz; Gray, Geese, 5Q@75c . pair;
Brant, 30a5Cc; White, zoe; Honkers, 75e@
MEATS : Beef, 4H@5c; Mutton, 61lc;
Lamb, &c; Veal, large, 5@5Hc; small SO
East Eastern, ' i4@15c; cnlifornia, lie; Bacon
Light medium, 911c; selected, lie; extra
light, 12l4e; extra light homeless, 13144g914]ac
crop, s@9ci, Timothy, Eastern, oegzc . 10;
Pop Corn, Ear, 3@4c; Shelled, 41I6g51@c q 10;
Red Clover, l0@11c z b; Red Top sore.
Nuts19-Chile Walnuts, new, 1l@12c; Caliior-
l6c. Peanuts, California, G91e; Eastern,
6@Tc. LARD California; cans, S1@@9c; East
ern. SS4Gs10c. Hides, salt, light, &c; medium
steers SC; heavy steers, SC; heavy COWS, Sc;
dry sc. TaliOw SiL
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tea ieaEeS- Ibe brick tea business Is eS-
clusiyely III Russian hands. The two
| places at which is is manufactured are
| FoochoT and Hankow.
There are three kinds of brick, namely:
| The brick OF black tea, imported into 81
bella and some other Russian provinces;
! the brick Of green tea, much sought by
! the noInad tribes of China and Central
asia; the tablet of superior tea sent to
Russia.
The brick of black tea is made of the
leaves OF the second and third gatherings,
| which are generally ovclmattlre. Ii con-
tailis The Light leaves, the steam, the dust,
| the tWigs and the residue of the superior
teas Lett over from former years. These
| substances are ali reduced to powder and
mixed together. The quantity necessary
| to produce brick is put into a piece OF
| cloth. This piece Of cloth is passed, with
| It's contents, during several seconds in a
! Jet OF steam. Then the moist dust is put
into wooden mold, which has been COW
cred with light layer of dry tea powder
OF better quality than the contents of the
cioth, and then is pressed in steam ma
chine. The brick comes out of the mold
IS hard as rock. 1t is. dried en- pianks
during flfieen days, and then it is wrapped
! IN paper, properly tick eted and sent 10 its
destinations Usually sixty bricks are in
! one package Bricks are made Of differ
/ ent qualities. The harder the brick the
better 1t is appreciated by the people OF
| Central Asia. 1t requires an ak or ham
mer to break one Of them.
All the brick teas replace money in
/ business affairs in Central Asia Tie
Mongols divide brick into thirty equal
parts. Each part is called ''clia-r;l'' a
sheep, for example, is worth I2o cha-ra,
that is to say, four bricks. a brick in
Mongolia being worth from 10 to 70
cents, 3 sheep in that wild country would
be worth from Is To so cents. The Mon
gotians boil waterin a pot OF metal, using
camePs dung for fuel. They break OFT a
portion of brick and throw it into q pot
with milk, butter. sheep fat and salt.
After few minutes ebuiition the bey-
erage is ready.
Tablets OF green tea are made dry by
means Of IL hydraulic press out of congou
OF good quality. y tablet is divided INTO
eight equal parts, like chocolate tablets.
! owing To the facility OF transportation
and the conservation of It's aroma, the
! Russian Government uses IL largely for
its troops.-B0Stoa Hegatd.
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a Little 1eaven 1.eaveneth the Whole

A disease in one part of the body viii
eventually fill the whole body with dis
ease. Every year or two some part Of the
system grows weak aud begins to decay.
Such part should be removed at once and
new matter be allowed to take its place.
There's no need OF cutting il out with
the surgeons scalpel. Purge away the
old, diseased and worn out parts with
BRANDRETu's PILLS. Then the new
body VIII take care of itsef.
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A Perfect Cure.

The capabilities OF electricity as rem
edial agent have just received new illus
tration. A man with an aggravated case
of bone felon on the thumb consulted
physician, and was told that several
months would eiapse before he could use
his hand. In his dilemma, he sought the
advice of a physician who had done some
excellent work by means of electricity.
The physician operated on the diseased
member with an electric battery, and the
pain, which had up to that time been in
tense, ceased. In four days the patient
was at work again. The operation was a
pronounced success, and perfect cure
was soon effected.
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3IOR SALE-A HANDSOME BUGGY
l. horse, perfectly gentIe especially suited
for lady to drive; rapid traveller, and one OF
GREGORY. Fifth and ]. S.craaenln iao-tf
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tt-gnasno.

r OST = At INAUGURAL BALL. ONE
! y gold and platinum ioclzet, set with one
two children. Finder viii please return to
DR.. w. Il. CLUNl1SS and be rewarded. tal 1-tf
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There are five wonle, and one r,sn Ey-
ing at l62 Amherst street, Toronto, who
sleep every night in their respective
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Love-NIal<ing with a,Brass Band-An-
ecdotes Illustrative OF the Peruvian
Characteristic Bull Fights-Splcn-
did Music in the Churches.
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EyOR SALE-of1E BEDROOM SET NEAR
L ly new, besides more furniture and other
household articles. VIII be sold cheap on ac-
count OF leaving the city. at ZIG street.
i-I0
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Passer-by- heard there was schism
in your church recently, Uncle Joab."
Uncle Joab-.'So, sab; nosah! dey amt
no trufe in dat story. We found hor-
nets nes' in de pulpit las summer; but
amt seen no sech animal as dat one you
speak OF sence / ba'n de sexton. .''-Puck
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TEA USED FOR MONEY.
sonle Singular Things About the
Aromatic Leaf.
WHERE THE FINEST BRANDS OF TEA
ARE CONSUMED.

We Use Yearly 7a,ooo,ooo Pounds
The First, second and Third Pick
inGs-Faiiacies About Black Tea
ExpIodea-The Russian Brick Tea
Business.
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CYOR SALE-0NE OF THE FINEST AND
L largest saloons IN the city; extra family
entrance: best location; stock and lease. IA
quire at this ollice. nfI-tf
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EASTERN AND FoREIsN MARKETS.

NEW YORK January 10th.
WHEAT-S1 061l for casn, 81 035S for Jan
uary, 81 04$4 for February, 81 05gl for
March, 81 o41a for May,S1 03M for June and
81 for July.
SUGAR-Cuba Centrifugal, 5-16c.
CHICAGO, January 10th.
LIVERPOOL, January 10th
WHEAT-FirmIy held. California spot lots
Is 51@d to rs sd; cRrgoes of coast 3SS Cd; Just
shipped. SIS cd; nearly due, 3Ss 90; c,lrgoes
OFT coast and on passage, strong; weather in
England, frost continues.
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GHOICE Let OF CANARY BIRDS FOB
" sale, 1li2 Il street. d21-In%
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EsoR SAIE-CHpICE AND RELIABLG
L fruit trees. Cau on o. O. GOODRICH,
Riverside Nursery, three miles south of city.
L. .. address, Sacramento. d3l-tf
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for aale.

NOR SALE-A GOOD RESTA URANJT, Dc
l. ing good business. Inquire at this OF
flee. iaI I-9tx
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EI1oR SALF1-t5A5 LAUNCH ssNITA:' ONE
T. man can handle her; needs nc!ther pilot
nor engineer HccIse: simplest aud safest en-
gine made. Inquire OFFICER MAY, Wash-
ineton. Yolo. ja5-14t=
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GO get or 8rt.t.

rEo .BET-A SUITE OF NICELY FUR
/ nished rooms and one bedroom; 1929 o
street. jaIi-3te
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Y House; also front parlor suites; pleasant
location1eoniy two blocks nom Capitol 1908
and ! Oh j street d30-14ia
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FURNISHED ROOMS At CENTRAL
j House, from So per month upwards: also
family rooms at low prices. HOilNLEINJ
BIOS. pYoprlctors. mn a-lY
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FyIo RENT-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS
j for light housekeeping, 152S, cor. Second
ana z streets. iaIO-TtS
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fSNO LET-SSiALL TENEME.NTS AND
I 2lso unfurnished rooms. cheap: suitable
fer housekeeping Apply to d. GARDNER,
al woodward, Nourth and streets. nYIT-ff
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aDaattrn.

yYTANTED-A GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE
w work. Inquire at 513 street, up stairs. \
iiil 2-oL&
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FI{0 LET DURING LEGISLATURE. A
] large furnished suite OF rooms at 716 T.
ja7-7t*
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TyyQ LET-TWO ROOMS SUITAPLE FOR
L light housekeeping; also, two single rooms
suitable for gentlemen; 9I5 Fifth street, near
the railroad shops. Ia1I-tta
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ySTANTED-GIRLT TO WAIT ON TABLE,
w at CENTRAL HOUSE. ja12-2t*
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y{TANTFD DIMMEDIATELY-TyyO LADY
w agents To sell our new book Of art,
music and literature. 0utsells all others of its
kind fifty To one. For exclusive right of terri
tory address j. MCLAUGHLIN, Room 10t,
Flood Building, San Francisco. ja6-7tS
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rEyo LET-FOR LEGISLATORS
handsomely turnished rooms at ia X
street, up stairs. 1aiO-3t&
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ITO LET-.A FURNISHED FLAT OF FIVE
L rooms. Inquire at 112S Ninth st. ja7-l4ts
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CtPEGIAI. MEETING OF CALIFORNIA
y Lodge, Knights OF Honor, THIS EVEN
ING, for installation Of officers, with Unity
sired lliMl ALBERT IIARlf Dictator
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A TTE&TTON. FE,FE or NATIONS PER
n formers i--Rehearsal OF vocal music num-
bcrS al Clunie Opera House TODAY from
to 4 o'clock. General rehearsal 2 o'clock
2. N. Prompt attendance requested. fB.C.l II
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FT3O LET-H0USE ON THIRD STREET
between z and L, containing 8 nice rooms;
has large yard, with fruit trees and stable In
quire 1T 3o4 j street, :. ROSESFEbD. jGe-7t
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FyIo LET "A HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS,
/ newly painted and papered throughout,
corner Thirteenth and 4 streets. Apply as
Brown House, Fourth and X streets MRS.
i. GLEEMAN. ia9-tf
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" L. l.. NO. I7.-REGULAR MEETING
THIS (Monday) EVENING, at 7:3o.
Members requested 70 be present. Business Of
importance. JOSIE J. REGAIN, President
MARY y. NAGI.E. Secretary. 1t
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DOOTBLACtS' UNION-THERE WILL b e
ID IL meeting OF the Union THIS EVENING"
at O'Clock, at 7:.9 X street tor Important
business. BY order of the President.
lt* j. O.. ADAMS, Secretary.
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GOR BlJKNISH1D ROOM IN PRI-
J. V;lte family, suitable for one or two gentle
inea; two blocks from Capitol, 319 o street
ja9-1ts
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yITAN1ED, AGENTS GOOD ACTIVE
wv gcntemen.or ladies for something en-
tircly new; light and profitable; takes with
every one Apply 1888 Eighth street, from
to p. N. ja4-ff
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rEflIE ANNUAI. MEETING OF THE
/ Board of Directors and Stock holdcrs of the
foresters' Hail Association Will be held THIS
EVENING at the room OF Court Capital ut 3
Z. RI HERMAN c. FISHER Presi6ent.
H w. NJ OCG. Secretary lt+
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no LkT-A HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS AND
l closets, neatly finished, ut No 1412 j
81. mnniFe OF A CQOINT go I II ine-fs
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2eieettita a.eiirea.

FylFE MiIAiBERS.O p THE EXECUTIVE
Committee of the inaugural Ball WIZ meet
THIS t.Aonuay} EVENING, January 12th 1T
Mayor CGmstoc!i's Office. All persons hold
ing claims against the committee are requested
10 present the same.
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Business.
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f01 COR. L AND FpURTH-ROOAIs RY
iOi the day, week or month. LAEGfIAET,
Gl elm
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-20
The BOARD Of Missions

Tse diocesan board of missiszs S the
diocese of Q Iincy, will hold its quarterly
meeting IN Trinity church, commencing
with a business meeting a, 3 p. m Tues.
day. Rev. R F. Sweet, dean, has is
sued a circul II setting forth the order of
exercises as follows:
Tuesdays o. N. Business meeting
80 p. m.-Even song, with sermon
by the bishop of Iowa, on Missionary
Work in the Mississippi Valley.
The Rock Island deanery will convene
on Wednesday, June 81
"a. m.-Celebrstiou
ga. m.-Litsny, celebration, with es-
say By Rev. Il. c. E Costello, on Pray
ers for the Departed"
, p. m.-Business Meeting.
80 ?. m-Even song. with addresses.
The Social Element in Religion" bv W.
h. Boniface The Elements of Wor-
ship in Religion" by Rev. Sidney E
TefOrds.
Thursday, 3. m.-Celebration
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-20
LEI A PECULIAR Will.
Some Novel Requests and Requirement.
of Bene ffciaries-

OF Bene frcisarHes-
SYRACUSE, y. Y. June aS-The VIII al
Emma Matret, who died here recent y, was
filed IN the surrogate's Office this week.
Most Of the dead woman : money goes 10
relatives in France, OF which country she
Was native, although the executors get
500 each, and Fannie L. Wood, of Central
square, Is to have 500, including SIX pains
o: Miss Mairets best cotton stocking
Miss Nairet was very particular about the
care OF her grave Executor Elliot Is to
visit II three times during the coming
summer. Miss Beley, of Colosse. is 10 set
the interest on $50 for visiting the grave
every three weeks during the same time
Directions for Flower Culture.
Che l. also to cover the plants withstraw
IN the fall in order that they may survive
the winter, but the pinss and sweet VIII
Jams are 10 be covered lightly, and they
are 10 be uncovered every spring about
the lSt Of May. Miss Beley Is TO take I'D
the gladiOlus before the first hand frost.
cut them half off, and hang them in dry
place until the tops are dry. In the mid
die Of the next May she * 10 set them out
al a depth Of three and a half inches. II
Miss Beley neglects her duties in any way
Sue l. to be discharged without pay and a
competent person appointed IN her plaCe.
miscellaneous Lsgacies.
Sophie Miller, of Central square, gets a
French dictionary, one-half the canned
fruit and Iel.ies, an album, quilt, one red
and blue wheel quilt and comfort filled
with wool and tied with small pieces of
black calico \ number of other resi-
dents OF Central square are presented with
accurately described hosiery and bedquilts,
the wife Of Rev. c. A. Stone, of Walton,
\. y, getting six pairs of Miss 1Iaret :
best wooden stockings.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-20
TOTAL OsPRAVlTY IN A GIRL.
In DURANGO Vile on Charges of Arson an
Horse Stealing,

In DURANGO Vile on Charges of Arson and
Horse Stealing.
NEwBURG, y. Y, June 20r-There is a
esrl n Jail at Newburg who. if all the
charges against her are true. is the incar-
nation of viciousness and depravity She
Is under arrest for horse stealing, but
will also be charged with arson and muir
der. Within three months she is said to
have married an old farmer burned down
his house, mill and barn, roasted his weak
minded son TO death in one of her fires,
wound uT by running off with New burg
Avery seam and sarrey, and trading them
Tor other horses and a wagon.
Rendins His Garments In Frenzy.
The girl was arrested in Newburg Thurs
day night on charge of grand larceny on
complaint of Won Alien Whitbeck, a
broadway Hveryman, and she then gave
toe name of Jennie Williamson. In her
ee,h at the police station she acted wildly
at times and tore 40 her white apron and
hosiery in what seemed to be a frenzy Of
of insanity. Her husband declares tina,
she Is shammiug lunacy and that she Is
born ~sLe-devil"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-20

| bride no more than they do the foriunste
husband.
Clemann & Salzmann. the well known
furniture aud carpet dealers. are still
keeping things looking lively al their
mammoth establishment. Having the
largest stock and consg qusnlly command
ing the lowest prices is what tells the
story.
The two old standbys. Studer aud
Moody, the long time drivers on the
Moline s Rock Island lines. and no W
both mo,ormeu, are both back on the re d
line. They are good motoraears.
AID well liked along the line as vel.
Roswell Richmond yesterday swore out
warrant before Magistrate Niyin
charging Andrew Paulson aud Gus Turns
bloom with destroying and severing
strawberries from the vines on his land
and this morning they pleaded guilty and
were fined SO and costs each.
Ferdinand Holdorf this morning let the
contract to Heideman Schroeder for a
TWO story building to cos. 80 900. 10 be
erected on Seventh avenue and Fifteenth
street on lot on the Bailey Davenport
premises. and which be will occupy SIS q
saloon when completed
The musical entertainment given last
evening at the First Baptist church by the
Rock Island Society of Vocal Culture
under the direction Of Prof, Hsrtsough
drew large audience snd proved OF the
highest order of merit in every way. The
vocal solos by Ms. Taylor and Prof.
Hartsough, sad the instrumental selec,
tons by Mrs. Tremann, Miss Trenann
and Prof. s. T. Bowlby were sll richly
enjoyed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-20
Th.e Michigan lawmakers.

LANSING, Mich. June 20-The senate
yesterday passed bills rcaPportioning both
the congressional and senatorial districts.
Scores OF changes have been made in the
bills since they wsE introduced. but the
result Is now satisfactory to all the mem
bers Of the majority. and the bills will pass
the house without opposition. The senate
passed the house bill consolidating the
management of three state institutions.
including the Coldwater school for de-
pendent children. by placing them in
charge of one central board Of control The
amepdei game bill passed both houses 1t
makes the deer shooting season from Sept.
p 70 Oct. p in the upper peninsula. and
from Nov. ; to Nov. p in the lower PENN
Sula
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-20
WENT MAD IN JAIL.
Sad SeQuei to the Love of a
Young Couple.
A STERN AND IMPLAoABLB PARENT.

Elopement, Capture and a Mad Bride
groom-Young NIolIoy's Peculiar Case
Miss Emma sIairet's Remarkable
VIII and Its Moved Requests and Con-
ditions - Wedding That Did Not
Come on for Want of the Young Man
News Novelties.
MIDDLETowN. y. Y, June 2O-Deville
Eccleston is well-to-do farmer OF the
town OF Guilford. He has pretty and
well-educated daughter, Flora, Is wears
old. He had IN his employ as farm hand
goodlooking young fellow, Warren Nc
NIttie, without money or culture and not
yet OF age. Miss Flora and Warren be-
came lovers, and, knowing that the girls
parents would not consent TO match
they determined to elope and get married
as best they could. One night recently
they stole out OF the Eccleston home and
drove post-haste to Norwich, where they
called Judge Nash out of bed at midnight
and persuaded him 10 marry them at once
Next morning early the brides angry
father came 10 Norwich in hot pursuit.; Of
the clippers. He had the groom arrested
for the alleged abduction of a child under
marriageable age.
The Bridegroom Goes bad.
Inc youth was unable TO furnish bail,
and was taken from his weeping and dis
tracted bride, and committed 20 the coun-
ty Jail at Norwich to await trial. The
implacable parent took his daughter home,
where she has since remained in strict Sc
c!usion. Suddenly, on Monday last, he
became violently insane, gesticulating
wildly, and filling the Jail with his frantic
cries. He imagined that some one was
numbering his bride, and he shrieked and
raved N wild agony. Physicians stated
that he was suffeuing fKom acute mania,
anPpecommended that he be sent ~ the
states hospital for the insane He was
taken there in irons.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-20
Horse Thief and aif-cre-aIs,

DENVER, June 2o.-Yesterday afternoon
horse thief stole horse and buggy from
Eitching post on Larimer street. He
drove to the town Of Highlands, a suburb
Of Denver, where he induced the little
6-year-old daughter Of W. d. Clark to get
into the buggy to take ride with him
He then drove TO a lonely spot, where be
attempted TO outrage the little girl. Her
screams attracted passers-by, and he
whipped up the horse and drove back to
town. He tied the animal to a tree and
made his escape, leaving the child, insensi-
BILE from his brutal treatment, lying IN the
buggy, where she was found an hour later.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-20
For Over F,frv Ysars

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been used by millions of mothers for
their children while teething. If dis
buried at night and broken of your res
By sick child suffering and crying with
pain of cutting teeth send st once and get
bottle o. "Nrs. Wipslow's Soothing
Syrup" for children teethIng It will re-
iieve the poor little sufferer immediate Y.
Depend upon it, mothers, there's no n s.
take about it. 1t cures disrrhoes, regs-
lstes the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces infamn8-
ton and gives tone and energy to the
whole system, Mrs WInslow's Soothing
Syrup FOR children jeeihing is pleasant
to the taste and is the prescription Of one
Of ;he oldest and hest eunale physicians
snt nurses in the United States. Sold by
ell druggists throughout the world. Price
twenty-five cents 8 bottle. Be sure and
ash for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-20

For the republican sta:e convention 10
be held at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. July l.,
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids & North
ern railway will make rate of one fare
for the round trip from all its Iowa sta
tons; and this railway will also make a
rate of one fare for tae round trip, aud
sell excursion tickets from al points on
lis line Oh the occasion Of the Fourth Cf
July. For rates of fare, dates of sale,
and all other Information, call on or SO :
dress any ticket agent VI this company
J. E. HANNEGAE,
Gent Tkt. & Pass Act.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-20
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The Rock Island Iadustria! Home asso,
citation, net last evening and elected ofi,
GERS for the ensuing year IS follows
President-T. 4 Pender
Nice-President-George Barnes.
Tressurer-Joseph Grotegut
Secretary-T. F. Wheelan.
D.rectOrs-T. a. Pender, George
Barnes, Joseph Grotegut, 7. F. Wteel8u,
J. T. Stephens, P. Cary, R. Geieer
Hamlin Hull, John flanagan, h B1s.
took, Patrick Rooney, Edward Bsue-s-
field