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Across the Cascades.

Delbert Horen. an attache of the Great
Northern survey corps, now working in the
Cascade country, has created some excite
ment on the sound by the announcement
that that road has found a new line for
their tunnel through the Cascades which
would shorten it one mile. thus leaving but
one mile Of mountain to be blasted through.
Horen says concerning the matter: IL
have no authority for saying what I do,
other than what l nave seen, or what any
other person could nave witnessed had he
been in my place. There are no restrictions
that l know of in regard to speaking of
this matter. 1t is the work of Engineer
Stevens and is pronounced by him to be a
success, and quite practicable. The new
line was found by going a little higher up
and to one side of the old line"
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Chicago & North western Statement.

At the annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers of the Chicago d Northwestern railway
the annual report showed the earnings and
expenses of the road during the year ended
May II, the figures for May being esti-
muted. The report shows gross ca niuys
amounting to $27,810, 10: operating ex-
penses, including taxes, interest and sink
ing fund, $2i, ia, Go; net earnings. s3 GIG
100. The amount paid III dividends wse
S3,445.S04, leaving a surplus of $3.50. 29G,
which, added to the surplus of the lines
west of the Missouri river, makes a total o,
249,s37. This does not include receiDts
from land sales. A ~semi-annual dlvidtn.
of - ee per cent ON the common stock anc
ad<lrterly dividend of one and three-ouar
ter per cent on the preferred was declared
payable June 26.
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Short Ltnes.

II. A. Wilkinson. land agent of the
Northern Pacific, was in Helena yesterday.
s. NJ. Callerhead, superintendent Mon
tana Union railway, came over from Butte
yesterday.
VIII. Searles, travelling freight agent of
the Minneapolis, st. Paul Il Sault Ste.
Marie railway. the famous $500" line. ID in
the city.
The iron is being laid on the Valley rail-
road. A delegation of White sulphur
Springs people was in Helena yesterday in
connection with the extension of the road
to that place.
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on tho Milwaukee 4 st. Paul road were to
be done away with and their duties role
gated once more 70 conductors, General
Manager Earling, of that road. says;. "The
only truth there ia III the report is that we
found we had more ticket collectors than
were necessary to do the business and do
cided to let aa many IA we're not needed go.
The number will not exceed two or three,
however. We never had more than Gig h
teen ticket collectors on tho road. anyway,
but they will all DO retained, except tho
two or three that are not needed.
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A. M. Wireena. Oakland Chas. s. Hartman,
Cal. Eozeman.
Guy Il. Horton, Gate j.. n. Shannon, San
City Francisco.
j.. N. Ledigh, Sidney, O. Geo. Il. Pond, New
h. Underwood, st Paul YORK.
F. f. Barr, It. Paul. L. X. Stone, st. Paul.
Chas. K. Miller. Mime s., II. Greenwood, ST.
apolis. Lou s.
Geo. A. Basch eder, L. ), Degent, Stanford
Grand Forks, N. ID. Conn.
Edward Chatteii, Chi NJ. A. Gamer, Univer-
cage. sity.
Flor nee Fletcher. Uni S. &. Calderhead Bate
versity. Geo. g.. Lewis, Buffalo.
Mrs, j. H. Henley, Ma Mrs, w. L.. LAWS, Gin
rysyille. cinnati, U.
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Arrivals at tue New Merchants.

Phil. +. Lawrence, Chi c. W. Henry, Chinook.
cago. Herman keiser, Phil
J. w. st in. Alhambra. ipsbnrg.
+. II. Johnston, Niles Mrs. Q. Il. May, Michi-
City. gan.
s. Bangs. Minneapolis. U. S. Kimball, Salt
G. VI. Mandant boston Lake.
j. ". swan, Lenycr. G. L~anglois, Butte.
d. Driscoil. White Sui Tnos. Wakefield, White
phur Springs. Sulphur Springs.
4. 7. Hal, Chicago. r.. 5. Maxtield, New
| Terrence tleary, BASIN. York.
$. Il. Mangold. Chinook Thos. J. futile, Marys.
Is. r BrackGn. Wynoo5- vii e.
kle. Jno. Merritt, Walla
II. Jurd' n, st. Joe Walla-
Percy Davis, Billings. e.. j. Mulloy, Grea
l.. iielmond, Living Falls.
ston. Nj. L. Mayer, Griswold
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Builders and Man

Builders and Manufacturers Exchange.
There will be a special meeting of the
Exchange. Thursday night, June II, 1891,
for the purpose of taking final action on
business of Importance. A full attendance
is requested. JNo. STEDMAN, Pree.
WILL II. JONES, Sec.
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At Private Sale.

From nine to IL m. and from three to
six D. m. until sold, my entire household
furniture, including piano.
G. l.. McCuTcHEoN.
22l Sixth ave.
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summer Specialties.

To nave your boys clothed in the latest
New York style at the least cost go to H.
Tonn's, 3 North Main street, where you can
buy a fine jersey suit in all the new shades
from three to eight years at $3.50. Mothers,
do not miss this sale.
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VIII Arrive To-day,

The following passengers will arrive
here to-day on the west bound Northern
Pacific express: W.. Hulin, j. w. Miller,
j. McCampbell, Miss S. W. Wood.
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Arrivals at the Cosmopolitan.

A. McirPgor, Diamond IL. Camp, Bozeman.
Geo. Frost. Iousley. A.. A. spalding, Eoze-
John Andrews Elkhorn, man.
VIM trengovr, J.W. Pfovard, Townsend
James Nor Is, East : Ito Schruahi, Helena.
iielona. j. II. iiallantyne. East
Th, tonstans, EimiIi. Helena.
William scoarts, East b.. Nc amara. Missoula
Holen5. Joe. smith,Signal Butte
Herman Kline, Billings Ian A. Carey, 4"
q. MAR, ut. aul. finlay Nc n, Helena
Herman Hamburger, Vim; IL. Marcy, Cape
Datnrfsyillp. leland. N. j.
Aduipi Le,y lozcnan. fhas. Clanticr, Mis-
/. Is leyi, ogden, UGth sonia,
Geo. 'hcw-, Mi-snuIa T.. Moore and wife
}. jacobson Butte. acattl,
James thornton, chi G.. j.. Vroman, fal
cago Like.
inc. Patterson, Avon. W, h.. Harris. Elliston
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Look at This.

Commencing April 5 we will sell all kinds
of chewing and smoking tobaccos at factory
prices. OpFENHEImER Il ASH. H.
international Hotel Block.
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pissoIu,iop of Co-partnership.

The firm of Bishop fl Essig, dentists. has
this day dissolved by mutual consent, June
8. 1891. DIR. A. l.. Bishop has removed to
fifth floor, Bailey block. y
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Auction.

Soc administrative sale of Il. r. T.. Car
p%enter's estate. GEORGE BOOKER,
Auctioneer.
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1891.
THE PLEASURE STEAMER,

Makes regular trips through Gate OF Mountain
on tho Missouri river, from Htlger's Landing to
Picn c Canyon and Beartooth Mountain and re-
turn, on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sundays, DUR
ing the present Eavigable season, leaving Hi.
gers Landing at II q. m. and return by 800 =. IN.
Of same day. Will also mako special trips with
parties Of ten persons or more on Mondays,
Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, during same
hours of the day. Fare for one person to Picnic
Canyon and return tn regslar trips, 81. 70; to
Beartooth Mountain, S.. For parties of fifteen
or more persons, So each 10 Picnic Canyon, and
Beartooth 50. 80, Special trpis for parties of ten
or more to Picnic Canyon S.. so; to Beartooth So.
For parties of fifteen or more on ST. ecisl trips
So each. For parties of fifteen or more on spe-
cial or regular trips, including conveyance per
Johu Zeiglers band-wagon, from Helena to Hill
gers, and from Hilger's to Picnic Canyon and
return to Helena, leaving Helena at 7 4. M. and
return at $3.50 p, m. same day, 90 per person.
N. HILdER. Proprietor.
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Fireworks! Fireworks! The Bee Hive has a
large stock of fireworks on hand which they are
selling very low. at wholesale only, dealers should
send in their orders at once.
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Have you seen the low prices mar ked on gents
furnishing goods at he Bee Hive1 If not call
and see them. Underwear. shirts, hosiery. neck.
wear, collars, handkerchiefs. ETC.. at prices that
are below bed rock.
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Ladies' and chiEdren's fast black ho1e Mt 7 he
Fec Hive for &c. is still one of the leading
features of that well known establishment. Com
pHtilors ca mot touch them.
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The largest line of pocket books. purses. card
cases, hand bugs, chatelaInes and wallets in the
city at The Beehive; prices ranging from loo. to
IS.
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Do not fail to see The Bee Hive assortment OF
baby %carriar es, which they are selling at 1873 pol
cent less than catalogue prices.
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Here is Your Fridays Fis

HOLSTERS, mackerel. black bass, rock
bass, pike, white fish, salmon, sturgeon,
halibut, pickerel.
Headquarters for Hood river strawber-
ries.
BROADWAY FISH MARKET,
100 Broadway.
Telephone 24S.
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Decorated dinner set, new design. III pieces,
Just received at The Zee Hive, price Slb.50. They
are DAISIES, Cali and see them.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-11

DR.. j. w. Essig, dentist, has removed to
the Power BLOCH, rooms $40 and OIL NTH
floor.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-11

Large assortment of brushes of all kinds ra
celVed this week at The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-11

Thos. fiynes "ji,ia- L
burg,
Gus. FINGER, uU.h a
Heath, N. T.. IT. II
A, Il. Mchtn 10. fi".euu
J. i. Held, hi.ssuin. L.
T.. j. Glenn IN, Hll". j
y. SaLei, t.oris lie Ky.
Miss orti I haup o.,
hashyiiip, 1unn.
byron Dewitt, iielena.
St,ln'l Word, 4
Mrs. X. Hos.feld,
ltadarsburg. /,
j. hrist |, Whites.
james Moipuy. Chicago A
GA. Parsons, wifi ami
dauahter, Nails eli j
Tom. Middle ton Iielana I.
W. T.. Mccarthy, MIS-
souis. Y
NJ. sullivan. Living ton ,
Is. #. Bembic6, Living
stOn. I
Nj. r.. Root. Canyon i
Greek.
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SELLS BROS ENORMOUS SHOW

The best so cent dinner in the city at the Crystal
restaurant every day from IL to i've.
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VIII Keep the Ticket Collectors.
In speaking of a report that has gained
currency to the effect that ticket collectors
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-11

La gtnnce DonIun, Phil
il burg.
Al.. palding, | ozem,n
II, tDnp i!ozemati.
J.. nairDln. temple.
l., W. Brauti.. lie ena.
j, X. Jams wifi
and child, Savannah.
Mo.
a. r. Darranca, Roches.
Ter.
Al. Hossfeld, RAIDERS
burg.
IA Johnston, Raiders.
burg
4 \. oumans, Winona
MINI.
james Barry, Chinook
John Roberts, Mays.
vrlie.
VIM. Maygee, Marysvili,
Jerry a hhony. Canton
at ltoddy, i5lossburg
7. i. James, Castle.
J.. Il. hrisier. hicago
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10
ABBREVIATED TeIeGRAMs.

Andrew Durphy lost his life in a burn
ing building at Hinsdale, Ills, Sunday
night
Rev. Benjamin II. Paddock, Episcopal
bishop of Massachusetts, died in Boston
Monday
Inc Louisville branch of the Irish Land
league was resolved to seud no NOR, money
To Ireland.
The North Carolina legislature has an
propriated $4,000 for an exhibit at the
Worlds fair
A buried wall has been discovered near
Cleveland, Tenn. supposed to be the work
OF mound-builders.
James Gaffney, of st. Louis. nut 81 aO
IN the parlor stove for 1safekeeping." His
wife built a fire in the stove.
The Bernritter Manufacturing COM
Pany, OF chicago, has assigned, with liza.
oiiities amounting to 100000
The treasury at Washington City Mon
lay purchased $40 900 ounces of silver at
from So9S2 to 50 9S7 per ounce.
Mrs. Frank Leslie will devote her for
me o. 500 100 to an institute for the
HiSher education of women 50 she says.
The duke OF Marlborough has purchased
several valuable American trotting horses.
ana Will Introduce the breed in England.
A man giving his name as Charles J.
Edwards killed himself in Toledo after
'eiiinS prize that he hal come to the
city to kill some one.
Inc letter-carriers of Buffalo, y. Y. are
gong to bring suit against the government
Tor sums aggregating over S33. 900 for over
time work since 1883, when the eight
hour law went into effect
Walter Conover, of Manito and Charles
MulhaDey, of Streator, Ills, victims of the
wreck on the Jacksonville Southeastern
railway, near Havana, Ills, Sunday, died
Of their wounds Sunday night.
President Chamberlain, of the Wiscon.
sn state university, has just received from
Paris bronze medal awarded him Mt the
Worlds fair held in that city for scientific
works in the geological branch of the Paris
exhibit.
The objections 10 probating the will OF
Millionaire Faycrweather, of New York.
have been withdrawn, and the large sums
he donated to the leading colleges of the
country are secured to the cause of higher
education.
a negro was found under the bed of
Miss Duckworth, of williamsburg. 5. C.
recently. He was captured Sat
urday and lynching party gave him so
lashes, and then turned him over to the
authorities.
Michael McFadden, of Woodstock, o..
has just been released from the peniten.
tiary, and has sued David Henley for
sl,3iO, He Claims that Henley's son was
guilty of the crime. but that Henley Of
fered to pay him for his time in the -pen"
II he would plead guilty and take the
punishment
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10
THE MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, March o.
The quotations on tho board of trade to-day
were rs follows: Wheat-No. 3 March opened
9S5sc closed Sl.OO1s; May opened sl.0lss, closed
Sizes; July, opened s7Isc, closed 1850. Corn
No. March, opened 55I4c, closed GOI@c; May
opened 5Ss4c, closed Gle; July, opened J65sc;
closed Soc Oats-No May. opened $3.50
closed sic; June, opened 49l@c, closed JJI4c.
July, opened 1870, closed 46iIc. Pork-March.
opened and closed $3.50; May, opened $685.
closed Sl0ets, July, opened 5000 closed
Sl040. Lard-March, opened S570 closed
S5.72l
Live stock-Following were the prices at the
Union stock yards: Hogs-Narket opened
rather active, best grades steady, others SC
lower: light grades ssi2J936O: rough pack
ing, 50 O634O: mixed lots, S340G360: heavy
packing and shipping lots. S345S3..5; pigs,
S2.25ay3.3
Cattle-Beef steers s3s5G5.65; stockers and
feeders, 3. 35J390; COWS and bulls, Sl5oa4OO:
calves, S3.5p0p6O. Sheep-Trade good; S4.090
$50.
Produce: Butter-Fancy separator, 346ac
per ID; diaries, fancy fresh, 259s7c; packing
stocks, fresh 169lSc Eggs-Fresh candled
loss of, 16ts@p17c per doz- Dressed poultry
Chickens, l014@l1c per Id; roosters &C. ducks,
Ba13c; turkeys, mixed lots 109l2c; choice hen
turkeys, l3laGDl4c; geese, 7Gb3c Potatoes
White Rose. 9o095c per bu for seed: Hebron.
&09Sc; Peerless, 9oG95; Burbsnks, slOO9l1;
Early Ohio seed, 81 409L59 Sweet potatoes
Jerseys, S30o63.50. Apples Cooking, 5000
400 per Dbl; eating, S4Oo15.O); choice, $3751
4.5O Cranberries-Ben and cherry, ss.O1s5J;
bel and bugles, Sl10tllO0
New York.
NEW YORK, March O.
Wheat-No. red winter cash, sLf3yl:
do May, sl.1oss; do June, slosA; do July.
Sl-055S Corn-No. g mixed cash, e9Izc; do
May. 65l4c; do June, &C; do July, e4Ac.
Oats-Dull bat steady; No. mixed cash
56ixc; do May, Sc; do July, 5iJsc. Rye-Nomi-
nal. Barley-Noninal Pork-DuIl; mesa
slo5oGl1.5o for new. Lard-Quiet; May.
S6l2 August, $6s46.
Live Stock: Cattle Market slow but steady:
native steers, 4.35a5 62jx; Colorados, a. 20:
bulls and COWS, S1-S0G4O. Sheep and Lambs
Sheep firm; lambs dull; sheep, $a0Oada;
lambs Sd0O&7.+0 Hoes-Nominally dull; dive
hogs. % DG3&
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10
Archbishop waIsh's Position.

LONDON, March 10-A Dublin letter
says that Archbishop Walsh does not ap-
prove the extreme course taken by those
Of his fellow prelates who hold out exCom-
munIcation as penalty for the followers
OF Parnell. While holding positive views
both as to the folly and the evil effect
upon the nations political and mora in
terests of giving countenance to Parnell,
the archbishop does not propose to treat
either clergymen or laymen among Par
heifs supporters any differently, in g. re-
iglous sense, from what he treats 9TH
ers
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10
The Illinois LerisIatu-e

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, March 1O.-Senators
Caldwell, Chapman and Secrest, and Rep
resentatiVes Anthony, Armstrong, Cur
tlss, Denham, Geher, Graham, Green.
Headen, Hunter of Winnebago. Jones,
LaughlIn, Lyman of Sangamon, Merritt,
Meyer of Calhoun, Meyers, Myer of Liv-
ingston, Noteworthy, Parsons, Pollock,
Rowand, Stoker, Taubeneck, TIce, Wat.
son, Webb and Wilkinson were present at
Yesterdays Joint session. One ballot was
taken: Palmer, Is: Streeter, Q; Oglesby,
!. Stoker voled Tor Oglesby Adjourned
Nothing was done in either house.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10
The California, senatorsb;n.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 10-The candi-
dates for United States senator in Hearst's
place are Morris NJ. Estee, ex-Congress-
man George o. FELTON,, NJ. H. DeYounG,
Geo. H. Bonebrake, Ex-Governor George c.
Perkins, Gen. n. p. Chapman, and ex-
Senator a. p. Williams. The Democratic
vote will probably go to one of the follow
ing persons: James V. Colman, ex-Mayor
Pond, Congressman Thomas J. Clunie, or
William ID. English. The Republicans
have majority of sixty in the legislature,
but it is thought no choice will be made
for several DAYS.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10
CITY ELECTIONS IN MAINE.
Democrats Gather in Several MAYORS il
Reeds State

Reeds state.
binDEFoRD, Me-. March l0-The city
eietion yesterday resulted in the election
Oh the fuI Democratic ticket in every
ward. Mayor Edward W. Staples had
liza votes: DR.. John Lord, Rem e76 a
Democratic gain of 40 over year ago.
BANGOR. Ne. March iO.-Joseph r.
snow, Dem, was elected mayor yesterday
by nearly 400 plurality over Beal, Rep,
and Fox, Pro. The Republicans carried
Tour OF the seven wa-ds as usual.
BELFAST. Me, March iO-Hon. w. p.
thompson, late Democratic nominee for
governor. was elected mayor yesterday by
40 majority. Both branches of the city
government are Republican.
AUGUSTA, Me, March !O.-J. W. Chase,
republican, was elected mayor yesterday
over K. j. Martin by ZOE plurality. The
Republicans carried every ward in the
city but one.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10
TERRIBLE MARINE DISASTER.

n steamer Reported Lost with Twenty
Passengers.
oEATELE, Wash, March 10 The steamer
Buckeye, with twenty passengers and her
crew. Is reported lost in the gale OF Sun
Jay night on Puget sound, between Ed
munds and Appletree Cove. The Buckeye
uad on board twenty passengers, mostly
women aud children, on a pleasure trip.
a iiSht was seen by some Eimunds long
'horemen at o'clock n. m. during the
storm, which is supposed to have been
'nat o: the Buckeye. Ii suddenly disap.
peaTed, and was seen no more Yesterday
large quantities of vegetables were washed
ishore at Edmunds ny the tide. The
buckeye had vegetables in her cargo.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10
Base BAH johnson Sells Ont.

CLEVELAND, o., March I0.-Last night a
deal was completed between Albert l.
johnson and J. Palmer O'Neil, of the
National league, whereby the former
sells out for $4,000 cash all his property in
base ball. This includes the contracts
with Cincinnati and Cleveland players,
the ground leases in both cities and other
things connected with the national game.
The League at once takes possession of all
association property.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10
Two Boys Killed by a Train.

HAzLEToN, Pa, March l0.-An express
train hound Cor Philadelphia Sunday
dashed into crowd of boys who were
walking on the track toward Weatherly.
The boys were on the up track and stepped
on the other track to avoid special pas
senger train. They did not see the ex-
press coming and two of them, Albert
Weeks, aged 10, and George Roose, aged
y, were struck and killed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10
Religious Economy in Wisconsin.

MADISON, Wis, March 1O-The re-
trenchment committee of the legislature
is considering a proposition to reduce
the pay of the clergymen of Madison who
are called on to open the sessions of the
two houses with prayer. The last legisla-
ture reduced the price to $40 prayer, aid
now it is proposed to make the price $40
per week
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10
Spooper Not After an Office.

NEW YORK. March Io.-John c. Spooner.
of Wisconsin, whose term as a United
States senate expired March 4, came to
New York from Washington City yester-
day. Speaking of the various rumors that
have been circulated concerning his ap-
pointmcnt as justice of the supreme court
OF to cabinet position at times when
there were vacancies, Mr.. Spooner said: Il
am a candidate for no public Office. pro
pose TO go TO Wisconsin and make my
home there"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10
THE IRISH PRIEST IN POLITICS.
what Sir Gavan Duffy Says of the Mat
ter-Archbishop Walsh.


DUBLIN, March 10-The Freemans'
journal publishes letter from Sir
Charles Gavan Duffy, in which that gem
tIeman says that the policy of independ-
ent opposition which Parnell had SO far
carried on successfully originated in
l47 with the Irish confederat ton.
Then, with the exception of two
bishops, the whole Roman Cath
Ole episcopate resisted the policy
with all their power, and banished priests
to penal parishes for their support Of the
Independent party. The latter, by reason
OF corruption and intrigues. became re-
duced from fifty to five members of par
Lament, the bishops always condoning or
approving every act of treachery The
letter concludes as follows: Until all
TINS clerical interference is changed there
Is no more hope for the Irish cause than
there is for corpse on dissecting table"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10
The Jan Is a Discreet Referee.

ST. Louis, Mo-, March 10.-Bert Walk
er, of Cincinnati, and Mike Mooney, of
this city, both welter-weights, wrestled
here Sunday evening for purse of $500
and the gate receipts The Jap" refereed
the match. which he gave to Mooney, in
spite of the fact that the last fall was
hardly a square one. The decision Was
necesstated, the referee evidently thought,
by the threatening aspect of the crowd,
which seemed bent on having Mooney
u-iD
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10
He Found Out How 1t Worked.

P1TTsBURG, Pa, March 10.-Harvey
Bankert, aged II. Sunday displayed
revolver in church and Sunday school
and in the afternoon frankie Smith, aged
~ years, wanted to see it work. 1t
worked and Bankert fell dead, shot
through the brain, while frankie is in
Jail charged with murder, though 1t is
claimed the shooting was accidental.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10

the chicago exposition, and to appoint n
committee TO take charge of the German
interests. The German exhibits will
oouotless be extensive. The leading mer.
;nants and aldermen of Berlin are in
vlted TO join IN the deliberations
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-10
The Weather We Nav Expect.

WASHINGTON CITY. March 10 THE following
are the weather indications for twenty-four
hours from p. m yesterday: For Indiana
and Illinois-Fair. warmer weather; southerly
winds. For Michigan-Fair weather: clearing
on the lakes; warmer by Wednesday; south
westerly winds. For Wisconsin-Fair, warmer
weather; southerly winds. For Iowa-Increas-
ing cloudiness and light snow; warmer wealth
er; southerly winds.