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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-03
Durham Male Academy
A School of High Grade for Young
Men and Boys.

The Session Of 1991-'92 will open On
Monday, August 81, 1891, and continue
forty weeks.
Charge for Fall Term of 20 Weeks:
Primary department, S!5OU
intermediate. 1850
Academic, S2O.OU to I2.5O
Incidental fee, 20
All bills due at the beginning of each quar-
ter. No deductions will be made except in
cases of prOtracted sickness.
The school offers unsurpassed advantages to
young men and boys desiring to prepare them.
selves for college or the business pursuits OF
life. Especial attention given to Latin, Eng
lish and Mathematics.
Boys entering during first two weeks will be
charged for the term, those coming in after
For further particulars, see or address the
Principal, L. T. BUCHANAN,
Durham, N. G.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-03
As with One Voice,

And now, children" remarked the
Sunday school superintendent, as he
brought his review of the lesson to a
close, "if the boy who honors his father
and his mother is to dwell long in the
land, what may we conclude as to the
boy who does not::"
He isn't in it," responded the chill
dren, with one voice.-Chicago Tribune.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-03
Differed with the Sneaker.

The Minister-I now come to that
great rite, the Passover, and
Drowsy Railroad Official (awaking
suddenly)-l tell you you have NO right
to a pass over this road. Sam, show this
man to the door.-Pittsburg Bulletin.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-03
Close Figures in Furniture !

Furniture is either a good investment
or a bad one it is about as easy to make
a mistake as it is to make a purchase.
We believe in calling a spade a spade
every time. This time we have a special
announcement to make and you won't go
far astray if you give it special attention.
We are offering a handsome Parlor Suit
for $4,000. What we have to say about
them can be said in a sentence: In make,
material and cost they defy comparison.
They are finished to perfection and they
are almost as durable as the everlasting
hills.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-12
idwar5e Jarbe annebmen; elm folder
Salad TIT total berborben unb uertblos

f1mar5e Jarbe annebmen; elm folder
Sahaf tit total berborben unb pertbIos
Geim Sabafsbaa i'm @robsn miro
oie gaisse pfan3e ioIange auf benz
Gelbe ge lafeu, big Die oberiten 8lditer
reif finb, %. b. Die eeIben phntt1en
aei9t. Oa tn wlrb oie gau3s pHan3e abge.
fdnitten u NIB gum @6miBen auf einen
6lufsn gel est, nobel a5er biefelbe gors
fi6t sebrau @t tperben mlB, nie wenn
man bic a5s enpmmenen Bldtter bebans
belt.
Wenn nun: oas Sabadsblatt gut gelb
geidwiBt it, TO tpirb es aaf cine G1nur
ge5ogen unb In Biaoel bon IL big 16
Bldtter gebraast, tuel6e bann i'm e9ats
ten auf Ia nge unb itarte e9nhre
aufge3ogen uerbeu. Ser &aunl, in
uel6em bas S1miBen borgenommen
nirb. muB Gd)uB segen ben &esen unh
BITE SonnenRrablen gemdbren.
@er ben 1obaf am GtengeI
i9wiseu ldst. bdnst bonn bic san3e
pfan3e i'm 8 dattea gum troduen nod
Der S4tDiEa ns auf, unb i9neibet gu
biefem 3wed In ben @tensel einen Serb.
Des $rofRen bes 3abads mus i'm
51atten gef 6eben, neil bic Scnpen.
itrablen aae Site. bas bsibt bas So,
bads6l aus 3iebt unb gelb.meiBe, itrob.
artige Gldtter obne Suft unb Snbalt
binterldBt. Iu9 III es n6tbig, bic gum
Srofnen aalsebdngten 8ldtter m6gli9fi
segeu WiHa su ftbdbeu, neil bos
trodene Sah ldsblatt iebr lei6t bri1t.
81 Der 70 aufsebanaene 3abad gut
troden. 10 rpii b berielbe bes Morgens
bet fsuhterr Z Better ober our@ BeIpru.
belu nit Mafler in fol9en 3ufanb ges
bra9t, baB el beim ginpafen In ber
Boz ni9t I,rif6t. Man muB aber au9
beim fiinf Ii@en MnFeu9ten nit 8orH91
umgeben, tpnff tritt natt elmer 3peiteu
Germento tion GdulniB ein unb ber So.
bad 1T n i1)ertbl0s.
Mer 4 d nun fur ben Sabadsbau in
@roBen mie I'm GIeinen intereiRrt, uni
iein Sd eri1sin sur fernereu gntmidluna
oes Sta ates beitragen min, Der wenbs
f9 red lsettia tpesen Samen entmebe,
on Sal nen<9 9dnbler n5er an bas Ngri,
cultural Departenlent in Woibington,
s. Wm. 96bbIer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-12
@etuiest pOm fa,pellensem ssosem.

Das bort iiG bhbia an, nt9t pabr2 Gber, rpeb,
pie f4limm tann's einem babel perbeul limb hsr
Sturm tn unferen Giusemeibeu Bel bc4sebenber See,
NIT treld pbrtseu GmpfinbunseE erflut er nns @te
fftet unter bteien rmifdnbeu am beiten tnneren
Sitsben2 Wan uebme 6pfstter's Wiasenbtters. RlGts
fcmmt ibm sle& ais Miittl sesea Geet.anfbett pbel
Bite tbr dbuIe nebelfett, unter reler cart crsanrte
Sartleibsteit, srdmpfe Bilipftdt sebbren sbenfauS
gu ben Setmin4unsen, welde burf bas Stiters iHneu
uno ft6er beietist perben. 2Ber I'D raubem gBetteI
auSfesen mub Bat oft bic fdmerslAfteu Spsen baron
81 empfnheu Beppnet er iebod ieine @0nititutiDr
re9aeits bur ben tdslGen &enub e:niser Weinsldiei
pnu Stiers, 70 fam ber raubeten Sthrue 5pcttsn
farre Gytrsmttdten tennt elm folder Mann nidt bic;
fslben hurditr6mt i'm GessEtbeu elne pobtbueno.
9Bdrme. Walarta, Rheumattsmus, Wterenlstben uni
aasemetue Sdpd&e uerpen rurt has gitts,s asboten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-12

besanu iie leiie: r@ts biirfen uiGt
eri6reden, tDenn i'd Sbuen iage, baB
i'd weiB, ipesbalb sic bier itno unb nit
mem. Sd babe eS bon i1teiner Sreun>
bin &dtbe Brinfmann, Sbrer friiberen
3ammerSofe. .unb bic bat es lpieber,
eisentlid 9esen ibren Wilen, aus einem
Briefe erfabren, ben Serr SansueGa
on sic gefdrieben bate, un6 ben 5ie
5ufduis sefnnosn uno eelelen. Das
.Dar nielletbt ni6t gang re1t, Sr6ulein
Steenbuien, aber eS lit nun 'mal 10 unb
es fann nienei9t nod mas @utes
6araus iueroen. = Sd femme 6errn
alfreo SonsueiIa, gndbtSes Sr6nlein,
er Fat Elm gerbdltniB NIT mir 9ebabt
bis fur3 Dor Sbrer Ibreile NIT ibm.
Sd wiirbe Sbnen BON Der sat3en Sc
f9idte nihts 9elast haben, tpenn id es
nidt miibte, um alles uebrise 3u erffds
rem. Sd babe ben Oerrn Sangue1a
germ sebabt, Srduletn @teenbuien, mnb
ipeun aud jest 5wiiden inn uno mir
bon 2iebe ni6t mebr bie Reoe iein barf,
70 betro9te i9 e8 bod beute nod als
mein 9uteS Ne6t, ibn Dor ether S6le9s
tieteit 5li betpabren, 70 nett rl1eine
i6waden 3rdfte ba3u reiden.4
Sie bielt e;nen @u9enblid Time. rgor
elmer fanil id i'm ni1t mebr bebiiten,
fnbr iie baun lebbafter fort, ,bie bat ct
fhon besauseu. inSem er SIRE nners
fabrenbett unb Sbre 3iebe bemiiete, nm
gle beimlid aus Sbrem elterli9en
9auie in Die 6rembe 3l loden, aber i1
fiir4te, oaB es babel ntdt iein 8eipsus
ben bebdlt. @ir wiiien ia 9lGe, tpie es
fommen fann, tpenn 3tpei iunse 2eute
5ufonlmen IN Die tpeite Welt btnaus,
9eben, obne oaB Die Gltern ibren @egen
ba5u segebeu baben; es lit m6sti9,
6aB fie iid beiratben uno Mlle8 nod
gut ipir6, aber es lit ebenio gut n6gs
LID, baB iih 5mii9en bic 9eiratb Elm
9tnoernib idiebt, unb oaB fie ii6 nit
Der Siebe allein bebelfen nliiIen. unb
baum lit bas l1nsliid fertig. = Sd min
ni4t bebaupten, oaB 6err Sanauelia
es unsbrli1 NIT Sbnen rrleint, enabiees
Jrdulein, obpobl ib ni1t einiebe,
marum er alsbann nit Sbnen bapoi,.
laufen mubte, aber er 1T Elm rei9tfins
niger Mann uno Elm i1Dner Mtann,
uab Elm Mant nit beieerl, ftiirinilAenl
Dlute. lln6 ipenn oos Mlles anian,
men fommt, oann lit bas unslid idon
balb fertis. Sie biirfen mir nibt b0le
lein, Sraulein Steenbnien, bas i9 70
au Sbnen reoe, aber i9 fenne 6errn
Sangneila senau, un6 mir Iino ia alpei
Wtdohen unter uns, unb eS eeldieht
uirfli9 nidt aus 0teio ODER Rahlud,t,
neil er mid Sbretmesen i'm Stid ees
lailen bat, lOnoern nur, um sic Dor
einem sroBen l1nsliid unb i'm Dor elmer
S4le6tisteit 5u benabren.4
Wfiete 9rii9er batte pobl iliernals in
ibrem 2eben 70 lan9e uno 10 3nlammens
bdnseno seipro6en, aber benno9
5dmies iie jest nnr besbalb, neil ibr
Der Gtbem ausgegangen mar, ODER neil
etwaS in ihrem Salle aufquoG, mas iie
am 8eiterlpre6en binberte.
l1nb aud glnnie Steenbulen ldniea.
sic hattie bas bunfle @efiibl, ais Oh
bieieS etnfa6e Mdb6en ibr einen 9ro,
| Zen, uniddebaren Dienlt geleiltet babe.
l1no bod -iie tonnts baS Gaes nod
ni4t re6t be9reifen. @S gei6ob ba
etwaS Dor ibren Nusen, lpofiir bic Welt
einfa9 fein gerftdn6niB beiist - cine
| ielbftlole Gambling.
(6ortietuns fOIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-12
= a 8.

- 9ouaOa pirb $500, 900 fur etra=
Ber pHajterungsarbeiten ausgeben.
= Nabe ,Rof 9iu, Collin @ountp,
b, annte eine @ottongin nieber unb ein
y .rbeiter fam tn ben 5lammen um.
- Der Name Der poitoffies 2ibe
Oats in Baitrop @ountp III In Watterz
ion umgednbert tDorbeu.
- 6ermann 2abpig uno Sarbep
/ gfpan ritten bon 2iQeen ua6 bem
Wobnbauie bes 6erru s. %. 2abpis,
cine WeiIe iiibh9 bon ber Stobt, aIs
eiue pe6ibwarae WoIfe ON 6immel
eri9ien. sic trieben ibre pfer5e on,
um nod por benz su eruartenben Res
gen in Siderbeit au iein. Der serabe
einfeBte, als ie ibre Sbiere In ben Stall
bringen MOLTEN. Da fubr elm Blib.
ftrabl berab, t6btste bic beiben pferbe
uub nredte bic Mdnner 3u Boben.
&pan erbo!te ii9 balb tpieber, 2aopigs
3uitanb 1T iebo9 fritiidb; er etIitt au1
einen Mrmbru9. Muf aweibunbert
G9ritte perbranuten ber Drabt uub bic
Pfoiten ber nabsn 6ena.
= Gin 8beiI bss Solswerfs Der
Baafe Der Sniernotionalbabn iiber bic
@uaoaIoupe bel Nsu 8raunfels 1T ab,
ssbrannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-12
0erfntht biefeal

Gs tsfE gi@ts unb ptrb Sud iiaerli@ bienlta ietn,
loet r Suen, Grtdltuns cber trsenb etn Geiben bes
neue GrE nbuns sesen S@wtnbiu&t reri&afft 9tnbet
runs. qdefe8 wir6 saranttrt, i'm anberen Gaqe has
Sele gur adsrattet SOlde, bte an ber Grippe Htten,
fanneu, hab e8 ta8 02tteI mar Bei NnwenpunS btes
les $raperatS erlanse ene irfDrtise unb permas
ne nfe ur.
rsird, ON at 81. sises ifts n WrobeSsSsn Snsnosts a I
lid bet Gbplpb Dreib, TbpmpSpn b 60. 3u baben.
1ertanft merben iie gu 90 Cts. unb $l00 fur srpBe
NInldhen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-12
Gbbe ,tno Jlutb.
asman aus BEN sambarser esbsm.
Ben srtesrsa saees,e,..
(Eortiebunal.

lSprtlebung).
Jle T9ur mar binter ibln in's Sdtob
9efallen uno Nnnie @teenbulen itanb
ollein uno perlaljen mitten in Dem gro.
Sen 3immer.
Sie b0rte, iDie feline S1ritte it1
bafti9 iiber bic 9reppe entierntcn, un6
oieie 9ait peruriadte ibr fa1t einen fors
perlihen S9mer3.
.Muf Wieoerleben!@ iaste iie leiie.
%, mein @ott, es lit mir, ais Oh bies
les Wieberieben nielnalS ftattfinoen
foatel Bin i6 oenn blino, Nlfreo ?
Du slaubft an Die S9nlb meines 0as
tera nno wi0it uniere Yerbinouns per.
50eern bis = 10 bis -,
@nnie Steenbuieu sriff iitb pt0tli9
nit beiben 0dnben tn Ole ipirren Saare
uno brad In S1luh5en aus.
rNiein Dater! Wiein armer 0ater
lln0 i'd babe ibn perlaIen!4
Gs wnroe an Die T6iir setlopft; erit
leife, oann ftdrfer. glnliie erbob iih
langfam uub 6ffnete; Der 2ellner trot
Elm.
.Gs 1T Semano orau6en, Der sic 3u
iprehsn Diinj6t, Wtabame, elm junges
Wtdohen, ipie eS f6eint, cine Dent-
fhe. Die Damen iper6en bier oft bon
Dentf4en angebettelt, iou i6 lie abs
peilen p
.siein, laiien 9is bas Maoden Elm,
treten."
Der 3elner neri9wanb uno Gnnie
trat Dor ben 2anlin.
s@S LIT gepiB eilie l1ngliidlihe,"
lagte iie leiie. sd mD9te gerue it,
9enb Jemano aus Der 0lotb belfen, uiel.
leiht miro eS bann I'm mid ielbit
freunblider uno be0er. Nb, ba 1T fie
ia!A
lleber oie @9weue trat nit lanaia.
men, fur3en @1ritten Mfiete Griiger.
sic fab stipas ansesriffen BON Der Reile
aus aber Die Bldlle madte ibr @efif)t
tetner, uno aud Der llmltan6, oa6 fie
tbre i6peren SDpfe gu elmer ldlihten
Jriiur aufgeftedt bate, perlieh ibrer
@ri9einung etfDas @elesteS.
Gie blieb einige S9ritte Dor annie
ffeben, atbmete tief auf lino iaete rubig
sd tDerbe 9bnen ni1t lnebr ut Der
@rinnernn9 feiu, gndbi9sS Trdnlein !;
mein ylame lift Wiarie 4riiger, aber fiir
gsuobnlih nennen mid oie 9ente
Wfiete.A
Mnnie ftri4 iid nit Der 6ano iiber
Die Stirn. yWtarie Rriiser? Nein,
in ber 1bat, i6 entiinne mid, nid,t ~
sGs ipdre aud 3u piel uerlanst, sna.
oigsS Srdulein. Sd babe 3ulpeilen -
Is iin6 i6on nebrere Sabre ber - in
BEN Dcuie 6es 9errn 9enatorS ais
Ndberin 9earbeitet, uno Sie poren I'M.
mer giitig seoen MIDI"
Gnnie itredte unmi1fiirli1 bic 6anb
aus. 90 mar etne Samburgerin, Elm
&inb tbrer 0eiuiatb, bic jeet tpabrlbein.
lid IN 2onoon lebte unb lie 3ufduie auf
Der StraBe geleben bate.
SO srinuere mid jest,4 iaste fie
frtunoli4. .unb beige Sie ipillforl.
men: Womit fam idb Sbnen bic.
nen?"
ySa, 9ndbises Srdulein, bas ldst fid,
tti1t 10 nit einem @orte iaoen. liu6
es mizo nobl aud beGer leiu, ,penn 5ie
li1 babel binieten unb mir ebenfons er.
!auben, einea Stnbl 3u nebmen. Senu
i'd bin BON BEN Dampfi9iff bis bisrher
ben ean5sn Bes 3u SUP selaufen unb
Elm bis6en niiibe.1
annie i6Ob bem Wtdo6en einsn
Ssiel bin nno nabm auf Dem @opba
Blas.
sGon BEN Dantpfidiff?" laete lie
betiomn1en. sit fommeu bod niht
seraosfuegs aus Sambnr9?4
sDoh, gn1ci9es Grdulein."
vNber, uie fomr1er Gie -"
Wiiete 8rii9er maAte nit Der 6anb
cine abmebrenoe Bemesuna. Damn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-12

- Observation-Disclosures aller Mrt in
betiebiser 99mere unb su rerfbiebes
ttea preiien bel griber Bros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-12

sdsli4e 5reie Preiie fiir seras
erf6eint
NIT Aasaa9me ots $onntoes
unb foifet
$1,000 far eas Sabr pter $3.50
fiir 8 Mpmate.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
ABBREVIATED TElEGRAMS.

The Commonwealth Loan and Trust
Company, of Boston, has been forced into
liquidation.
The Peoples National bank of New Ibe-
ria, La, capital $4,000, has been author
lied to begin business.
The Ohio river reached its limit at Gin
clnnatl Wednesday, and the danger is past
of a disastrous overflow.
The treasury department Wednesday
purchased 616, 900 ounces of silver at from
S0919 to 50 9S5 per ounce.
The failure of Prier, Wotton s. Co, lum-
Der merchants of London, is announced.
with liabilities of e39U, 900
Commissioner Skiff, of Colorado. has
been appointed chief of the bureau Of
mines and mining of the Columbian fair.
The country on each side of the Tombig-
bee river in Mississippi for twenty miles
is flooded, and great damage has been
done
The interior department has notified
boomers" going into the Cherokee strip
that they do so at their own peril, and a
troop of cavalry has been ordered to eject
them.
Thomas F. Byrnes, police inspector of
New York City, has been knighted by the
king of Italy for services to Italian imn,i-
grants and to the Italian government by
the arrest of brigands escaping to the
United States.
Heavy losses from western investments
have forced the Windsor CVt) National
bank to go into liquidation. The depos t
ors will be paid in full and the stockholm
ers will probably receive 80 per cent on
the present capital, WHICH is $4,000.
The negroes in Texas believe that the
object of the state legislature in passing
poll tax law, with a provision that tie
tax receipt must be shown at the polls
before citizen can vote, Is an attempt to
disfranchise them, and a call has been
issued for convention TO consider that and
other matters affecting the negroes polit-
ical rights
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
A Sort of Scotch Verdict.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 26 -Rowell,
from the committee on elections, submit
tea TO the house yesterday the report in
the contested election case of Kernaghan
VS. Hooker, of the Seventh congressional
district of Mississippi. The report says
CHAT the evidence shows state of affairs
In the district that can neither he excused
nor pailiated; that taking all the evidence
together the committee is satisfied that
frauds sufficient to invalidate the election
were committed, but that the number of
fraudulent votes actually proved being
insufficient to overcome the majority re-
turned, it recommends that kernaghan
be permitted to retain his seat.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
THE MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Feb. u
The quotation on the board Of trade to day
were follows: wheat-No. g February,
opened $3.50, closed 93l4c; May, opened asstc,
closed s614c; July, opened a,ssc, closed aellc.
Corn-No. February, opened 53asc closed
5jlSc; May, opened 5Jss. closed 55lSc; July,
opened SIC, closed 54Isc. Oats-No May,
opened and closed 47I4c; June, opened 4e7sc,
closed 46lsc; July, opened $3.50, closed 43I4c
Pork-March, opened S93l% closed 50 47lS;
May, opened s967Ik. closed S975: July, opened
$9.GIs, closed Sl0.Nh. Lard-March. opened
$5.57I1. closed 55624
Live stock-Following were the prices at the
Union Stock yards: Hogs-Market opened
active and firm. prices 5lbIDc higher especially
on Light lots: light grades S33J1360: rou "a
packing, Sa35ss345; mixed lots % xOaao o.;
heavy packing and shipping lots. S35o2365.
Cattle-Beef steers, t40O15OO; stockers and
feeders, $22593.75; cows and bulls. $lL50t3 so;
calves; S2.5096.O. Sheep-Trade brisk; $500
@5.70; lambs, $5. oa6la
Produce: Butter-Fancy separator, &c per
Id; dairies, fancy fresh, z36s5c; packing stocks,
fresh, EGl5c Eggs-Fresh candled, hss OF.
l6c per doz. Dressed poultry Chickens, sao,<c
per Id; ROSTERS, SC: ducks, 100l1c; turkeys
mixed lots, dole; choice hen turkeys $40
1sc; geese, 7GSc. Potstoes-white Rose 000Oc
per bu for seed; Hebron SS0a2; Peerless. 6iA
9Oc; Burbanks 96@asc; Early Ohio seed. 81. 4OS
1.5o. Sweet pUtatoes-Jerseys S3OA35o Ap-
ples-Cooking, S3O0G4.O0 per Dbl; eating 500
@5D; choice. S3.7J045O Cranberries-Bell
and cherry, Ss.Oo9s.0O bell and bugles $1,000
Hoo
New York.
NEW YORK, Feb. %
Wheat-No. red winter. sl.llA cash: do
May, sl-O6ls; do June, slGS4 Corn-No. 2
mixed cash, &c; do March, 64J%c; do May, &c
Oats-Dull; no. mixed cash, 53Ikc; do May
625sc. Rye-Oull Barley-Dull Pork-Quiet:
mess, Sl0.5lail.O for new. Lard-Quiet;
May S6.04; July S6A.
Live Stock: COLLABORATING dull and market
l0c lO ns lower on all grades: poorest 70
best native steers, s4.3G5.67l6 y 100 ns:
bulls and dry cows. s20oG3S Sheep and
Lmbs-Market firm and active; sheep. IS O01
6s5 . 100 Ms. lambs. S6OOG7l5 Hogs-Nomin-
ally steady; live hogs s340aassx , 100 rs
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
The Weather w. Nav ColIer.

WASHINGTON CITY. Feb. a6-The following
are the weather indications for thirty-six hours
from p. m yesterday: For Indiana and
Lower Michigan-Decidedly colder weather:
northwesterly winds; fair THURSDAY; cold
wave; continued cold and fair Friday For Il
hnois-Fair weather Thursday; northeriy
winds; colder in southeast, slightly warmer by
Friday morning in northwest portion; slightly
warmer and fair Friday. For Upper Michig m
and Wisconsin - Fair weather Thursd- ":
shifting northwesterly winds; slightly colder;
fair and warmer Friday. For Iowa-Fa ir
weather Thursday; northwesterly winds. be-
coming variable; slightly warmer Friday
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
1t Worried the Cabinet.
REMARKABLE SCENE IN LONDON.
The Funeral of Jack the Ripper Vic.
tim Attended by Thousands

The Funeral OF Jack the Ripper Vic
tim Attended by Thousands.
LONDON, Feb 26.-The city yesterday
was he scene of a most remarkable spec
tacle in the funeral of the Coles woman,
otherwise known as "Carroty Nell, whose
murder has created such excitement. The
woman, who could not have mustered
half dozen friends before the tragedy,
was followed to the grave by an enormous
multitude of mourners. The crowds made
angry demonstrations against the police,
whom they seemed to regard in some way
responsible for the crime, or at least for
not having captured Jack the Ripper be-
fore ne claimed so many victims. Most of
the crowd cropped off on the way, but a
struggling procession continued for four
miles, rs far as the East End cemetery
The woman's coffin was deluged with
flowers. 1t was with difficulty that the
police prevented a serious demonstration
of popular anger
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
Costly Blaze at Minneapolis.

MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, Feb. 26.-At /
O'Clock this morning the five-story block
on Fifth street near Hennepin. owned by
Sol Smith Russell, the actor. and occu-
pied by the Clare-Speaker company,
paints and oils. and j. NJ. Roberts four
story block, occupied by X. II Garde-
ner, hardware, burned. Mr. Russell's loss
Is ., GOO Ciare-Speaker company, $50 600;
j. NJ Roberts, $4,000; II. Is. Gardener,
S35, 600 Offices on one end of the lumber
exchange, twelve-story brown stone
block, valued at S1,0OO,OOl, were burned
mt
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
DEATH OF A SlANDERER
Trasical Sequel to a Defiance, o., Scan
dalous Sensation

"SiS"A oeQuei 20 n DenanCe, D., Scan
dalous Sensation.
DEFIANCE. o., Feb. 26.-John Null. IAN
tor OF the high school at this place, re-
Gently circulated reports to the effect that
he had witnessed compromising conduct
between Superintendent Butler, of the
schooi, and several lady teachers. The
ladies' are highly respectable, and citizens,
and particularly the young men. were
much worked up. Butler demanded an
investigation. Tuesday the board of edu-
cation held an Investigation and vindi-
Gated all parties, Superintendent Butler
being reinstated.
Did the Janitor Kill HIMSELF
A masked carnival was held at the rink
tuesday night, and mob congregated.
possibly to brighten Null, or do him in.
Jury. The crowd called at MulPs home.
out he fled through rear door. Yester-
day morning Mull's dead body was found
on the tracks of the Wabash railroad, with
both legs severed aud with several wounds
In the breast, evidently inflicted with a
pocket knife, which was found near by.
1t Is supposed that Null killed himself in
order to prevent any efforts that might be
made to hold him responsible-.for his slam
derOCS state nents
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
The woman,s Council Adiourn.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb 26.-The Wom-
ans council adjourned last night. The
last act of the retiring president, Miss
Willard, was the introduction of Mrs.
May Wright Sewall, the new president,
and the other newly elected officers, the
members of the council enthusiastically
cheering and waving handkerchiefs. One
of the last speeches made was by Mrs. Pot
ter Palmer, of Chicago, who promised
that the woman's department at the
Worlds fair should be all that could be
desired There was much. enthusiasm
when Mrs. Lucy Stone was introd uced,
the entire audience arising. The council
Will next meet in this CITY in 1895.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

Dill Without disposiu3 of the bill the
committee rose The dSAth of Senator
wilson was announced and after eulo-
sistlc remarks the house adjourned to 8
?. M At that hour the house for the sec.
ond time in its history held second ses-
slon in one day, Burrows in the chair.
The report of the silver pool committee
was submitted, and then in committee the
agricultural appropriation was completed
and the general deficiency bill considered.
Ice first bill was then passed and the
house adjourned.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
MEDICAL.

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Favorite Prescription have
you and you're disappointed.
The results are not aunsedl.-
ate.
And did you expect the dis
ease of years to disappear in
a soeek /? Put a pinch of time
in every dose. You would
not call the milk poor because
the cream doesn't rise in an
hour? If there's no water in
it the cream is sure to rise.
If there's a possible cure, DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription
is sure to effect it, if given a
fair trial.
You get your one dollar it
costs back again if it don't
benefit or cure you.
We wish we could give you
the makers confidence. They
show it by giving the money
back again, in all cases not
benefited, and it'd surprise you
to know how few dollars are
needed to keep up the refund.