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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-14
TOn Kanid

Last Friday evening Wilson Adams and
John Vogle, of Rapids City. got into an
alteration over some trivial matter and
as they never had been the best of friends,
it wasn't long before they came together
with the result that they are both in court
today to explain and get satisfaction.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-14
ProPrsss.

II is very important in this age of vast
material progress that remedy be peas
ing to the taste and to the eye, easily
taken, acceptable to the stomach and
healthy in its nature and effects Pos.
sessing these qualities. Syrup of Figs is
the one perfect laxative and most gentle
diuretic known.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-14

From India comes the khus-khus grass.
the fbrous roots OF which yield very pc
cuiiar and pleasing perfume In India the
leaves are manufactured into screens for
doors and windows, which, when wet diff
fuse refreshing scent.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-14
a Rrainy Youth

Senior Partner-We have now 100 men,
and each costs on the average 81 900 a year.
Would like to save on that
Junior Partner-Ah. got good ideal Dis
charge all Of them and we will save $780,
600 year.-Jewelers' Circular
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-14
PARTISAN

Novelties in cock feather boas, col
lars and trimmings. The very latest.
Every one wants them.
Advance shipment of our holiday
handkerchiefs are now receivedoznd
We take pleasure in showing them at
lower prices than we had expected
would be possible. We searched the
markets thoroughly for the choicest
and best bargains, as well as for the
prettiest styles, and we mention Tin
confldence) that we have far excelled
all former seasons.
We are alwaps pleased to show our
line ofhandkerchiefs, but especially so
this season
In our double annex on the west
Nos. 1712 and l714-we are open
ing an immense stock of housekeeping
goods, and novelty department goods,
which or-lowness of prices are with
out competition.
In this department we sell every
Saturday our large, full hand" White
Snow Cap 1Oc bath soap for dc cake.
Remember the price of 4c is for each
Saturday only, at all other times loc
cake.
In this department will also be found
some rare bargains in bed comforts,
bed blankets, live geese feathers, pill
lows, etc.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-14

~ ". r,.,bod and results when
' If Il, is taken; it is IPd pleasant aott
t IT., Ip,r55mptly on the Kidneys
Fysi' Rowel., cleanses the sy5-
b ,i2. nr dispeIs colds, head,
si., j levers and cures habitqal
: and is'{ Syrup up, Of Figs is the
;n.s. .Ir of its kind ever pro
r. Is ai.-.frr to the taste and ac-
r.. Z 70 tie stomach, prompt IN
a ..:s, and truly beneficial in its
L. ..'', r,' ..,-., only from the most
H. : mi agreeable substances, its
!. ny sr III qualities commend it
y az AMI have made It the most
Fir remedy known.
~, ', If Fi-s is for sale in soc
Ri bottles by all leading drug
\" ANY reliable druggis:tt, who
mt have it On hald will pro-
/, !. rromptly for any one who
T., !, ~ trr it. Do not accept any
[nFORgis FIG syrup CO.
81. =Ps;CjSCI. 81.
,os,,- x H5y '01s w
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-14

Have you seen the immense line of
boys suits 10 the London window?
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-14
dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP.

The co-partnership heretofore existing under
the firm Lame, Horn & Mates has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent, ard the business
viii hereafter be conducted by MIR. Mates who
viii assume all liabilities and collect all outstaId-
ing accounts
Rock Island, Sept. 10, 1891.
GEO. MATES.
FRANK y, HORN.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-14
i. O. X. M. Attention.

All members of OSau Kee Tribe No. Is
are requested to meet at the wigwam at
7:30 sharp, on Monday evening, Septem-
Der 18th. By order of the committee.
JAS. J. ALBERY, VIM. GULDENzoPH,
Sachem. G.. of r.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-14
= REPAIRS =
Still going on at
McCabe Bros.
MORE

Genuine bargains being offered as an
Offset TO the Inconvenience which Gus
toners are obliged to encounter
We clean up this week about 10
pieces twilled dress goods, short
lengths, remnants and a few full pat
terms all go at the one price exc yard.
Also one lot striped Mohair dress
goods worth 2Sc. We started them
last week at lac. Quite nice assort-
ment left. will be closed this week at
same price-14c. Other new dress
goods arrived duriu G the last few DAYS
which we have placed on sale and dur
ing this alteration sale we shall con-
tluue TO cut the prices from 20 to 25
per cent.
A splendid chance for intending pur-
chasers of dress goods. A lot of new
d 3 and s 8 robe patterns go right in
to this a'e at S1Oto $l3.
Remember that our entrance is on the
east side at No. 1874 through our mil
hnery department. You will also find
IN this department lot of new things
not TO be found elsewhere.
You will find it pays to trade at
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-16

of the building had fallen in. As soon as It
was found that no one was actua II injured
Judge Miner raped TIE court TO orde' ana
attempted 10 proceed, but for the Daiance OF
the day Barlow superior court room pre-
sented 70 an onlooker a serio comic appear
ance. Necessity as well as co anon sense
demands that new court house Dc oul4s
Immediately. Let it be bult somewhere,
| anywhere but as soon as posslole let the
present blot on our body polite be erased at
any cost.
At Atlanta Thursday night John Bassett
was seriously stabbed in the back by Henry
| Moore. and vas struck a severe blow on The
right side Of his head by 1. BOwles with
| hickory stick. Mr. Bassett is member OF
/ tie Electric City Cadets. de says he was
returning home from a drill, when he met
some members OF the company on the
bridge. The c0mpanionable soldiers com
meneed practicing on the bridge, when T.
Bowles. Henry Moore and several others
walked I'D. Mr.. BasSett says that
Bowles grabbed a hickory stick from
the hands of one Of his friends.
The young man wanted his stick
back. but Bowles would not give it mp.
Ba,sett says be remarked that If it was his
stick be would make him give 1t up. Bowles
then made use OF common and ugly ex-
preston which he (Bassett) thought was
directed at him, and he asked Bowles If he
alluded to him. Bowle3 said he meant no
one in particular, but Mr. Bassett says
Bowles advanced toward him and made out
as if he was going to pull pistol. and be
knocked him down with the butt end of his
gun. When Bowles arose he grabbed Bas-
sett by the throat, aud, while attempting to
choke him, Bassett says Moore stepped up
in the rear and stabbed him under the right
Bowles struck Bassett a severe
III "a iyhr al 6f ha forahaQd
a hickory stick No arrests have yet been
made. The wounds, while serious, are not
fatal. His condition at last accounts was
fay orabIe
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fair cargoes ice; No Z. l7017Izc. suRar-
raw, quiet and firm; fair refining s1Sc;
centrituEals; go test 8 les; Muscovia 4-5c;
No. 3, s9sc; of A, 4 1-160414c: mould
A. 4 9 16c; standard A, 4Iac; Confectionery
A sac; cut loaf, 5?!sc; crushed. 51sci powd-
ss5c. Molasses-Foreign nominal; So test.
ll%4lsc IN hhds; New Orleans quiet. steady;
common to fancy 2S0S2c. Petroleum steady
and ana quiet; crude in in bbls, Parsers' 50 90;
York. IS 60Ge is; Philadelphia and
baltimore; IS 5506 20; in bulk, "a 2O0I 25. Cot
ton seed oil strong; crude prime 40
Hsc: crude of grades 26030c; yellow or
grade 81 l-l6c. Tallow firm aud quiet Wool
steady and quiet; domestic fleece 3O097c:
pulled 250SSc: Texas l7G24c Provisions
Pork duli and steady; prime 81 5O@e 90:
OLE IS; extra prime $40 5O01l 90. Beef dull
and firm; family SIS 0O0l4 90; extra mess
SO 509Io0O Beef hams quiet, easier at SIS 900
India mess, Sl9 O00sl co. Cut meats quiet and
steady; picked bellies 7340Sc; pickeled
shoulders 6M@6Hc; picked hams 1l01l4c.
iadeS qu u.s. oo nr; snort clears, SePtem
western steam s. o.; city SO 25;
options-August delivery s.; September
delivery 50 90; October delivery 81 o.;
cry $; refined dull; continent IS So97 rs;
South America g. TO. Peanuts steady;
fancy ,handpicked, ,41s9414c; farmers, .9g4@
594c. FreiRht6 10 Liverpool nominal and dull;
cotton per steam. 2 32d; grain %.
CHICAGO. Aug. 15.-There was considera-
bic furry in the grain markets to-day, aud the
advances in the different markets was quite
rapid. The full account of the feeling win be
found on the first page,j The following gives
some idea of the positions of prices:
CHICAGO. Aug. f5.-Cash quotations vera as
follows: Flour dull on account and unsettled
in condition. with the wheat dealers asking
25 cents more for wheat flour, so cents mora for
6gs 2nr w9tsT patents g. S09 5y 81
Wheat-No. spring, 81 O71S0l 07sz:
No, 8 spring wheat 81 Ol@1 o.: No. !,
red, 81 07M. Corn-Eo. 3 6411o. Oats-No. 2.
300SoAc. Rye-No 2, 81 "a Mess pork, per
barrel $40 rs Lard, per 100 lbs, S6 65.
Short, ribs sides, loose So rs. Dry sailed
shoulders, boxed, So 20@9 IS. Short clear
Sides boxed. ~ 2O697 3d. Whisky at 81 II.
Leading futures ranged as follows;
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Tallahassee for New York
Mrs H Hunt, Mrs NJ Harrington, L Nc
earthly and wife, Miss II Ross, Miss N Arkason,
@ Atkinson, Mrs NJ Benedict, T Trench, G ON,
veg, NJ n Lowell and wife, G Lowell and wife,
Mrs c A Headley, Master Headley. H B Ives and
wife, G II Irwin, Mrs Irwin, NJ n Drew, B Ley.
ser, G. Barnett, F Mehrtens, A Stivender,
Mrs Pasons, Mrs L Goodenough, Beers
and wife, Mrs DR. Richmond Miss Drew, z
Hazeltine, A Anderson. Sumner, Des-
mond, w II Deano, J Powell, G W Green. W
Hawkins NJ Sigh, Sligh, Mrs L Grant
and child, A Miller. F NJ Park r, NJ J Wheeler,
H Gaynor. A Churchill, James NELL, Julia
Baker (colored), and Storage.
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house, thus giving the parties inside the ad-
vantage of light on him, first ssut the boy
10 alarm the neighbors Whom these came
and the house was searched nothing could
be seen Of the robbers, although open doors,
windows and bureau drawers attested their
pres snce. No clew to them has yet been
found.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Aug
l5-l93 bbls rosin, IS bbls spirits turpenrine. /
car barrels, bdl pa Irvine, c overalls, Is doz
brooms, cars wood, q nests trunks l case
signs, box groceries. 1 box hams, cases
cigars. 10 pigs tobacco
Per Central Railroad. Aug 1871 bales cotton.
So bales yarn, rs bales domestcs, 8 bales wool q
bales hides, Z3 pkgs paper, 2 boxes tobacco, $50
bushels corn, 20, I22 lbs ore 2 bbls whisky, oar
lumber, Dbl syrup, 4S casks clay, boxes wax.
80 pkgs m1se. bales paper stock, 1,040 lbs fur
nitnre, II empty bbls. ! car stone s. tons pig
iron. $50 bbls spirits turpentine, 1907 bbls rosn
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway
Aug 15-l.S57 bbls rosin, sos bbls spirits turpen-
inc. 40 cars lumber, boxes lemons. II bales
hoops, boxes clothing, SO empty bbls 2 boxes
c mills, 267 baskets, II bales hides, 81 coops
chickens, 50 cases eggs. 2 sacks wax, sacks
wool, 30 boxes candy, 81 pkgs furniture, / box
hacks, box Shoes car stock, 3 cases d goods
! Dbl wheels, 1 organ, SACKS potatoes, 1 box
hardware, box fuse, case umbrellas, $50 bbls
gritS.
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EXPORTa

Per steamship Tallahassee. for New York
34J bales upland cotton, 1G casks clay, 10 bales
domestic and yarns, 307 bbls ochre, 154 boxes
cedar, 2,42S bhls rosn 137 bbls spirits turpen.
tine, s95 bils shingles 20 bbls rosin oil, 29S pkgs
mdse.
Per brig Robert Dillon, for New York-292 $50
feet p lumber-McDonough & Co.
Per schr James NJ Seaman, for New York
4s3053 feet p p lumber McDonough & Co.
Per Schr c and A Pinnard, for Baltimore
389,79 feet p lumber Stillwell, Mllen & Co.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


NHw YoRK, Aug. Is, noon.-Stocks opened
active and strong. Money easy at per cent
Exehange-long, 81 $40; short, 81 S6t6 Gov,
ernment bonds neglected. State bonds dull but
steady.
The following were the , p. M stock quota
tons:
Eria ...-........ 1919 Richm'd 6 w.Pt.
Chicago & Norta. .1cSA Terminal. ...... 1156
Mort. & W. pret... 461 - 'O74
New YoRK. Aug. IS, 300 p. m.-Sterling ex.
change closed quiet but steady at 81 S,I6n
S615; commercial bills, 81 S315G1i So Money
easy; no loans: closing offered at Der cent
Government bonds closed dull but steady.
four per cents 1losz four and half per cents
lQ94. State bonds closed neglected.
Sub-Treasury Balances-Coin, S92, 265, 900; our
rency, St5O46,000-
The stock market to-day was mors active
than usual Of late, while the tone was stronger
than for some time, resulting in material gains
over the entire active list and some sharp ad-
vances in a few of the leading shares. The
bulls were more courageous and aggressive
than for many weeks and western operators,
as well as London, were buyers of their
favorites-the former being specially courage
GUS in view OF tbs very fatterlng crop condi-
tons which are now receiving their due atten-
ton from operators. The market opened with
small fractional gains over last nights figures,
extending to IS per cent, and while there was
some hesitation on selling of sons short stock
in Y MON Pacific, the tone was soon recovered
and an upward movement was inaugurated,
which with but slight interruption lasted
throughout the session. Missouri Pacific early
took the lead in advance, but later Changers
and Union Pacific came to the front again and
specially sharp gains were made in the last
half hour. Tho bank statement showed only a
slight loss in reserves and cash h.ld, viii de-
poslts were increased materially. The effect OF
the demands to move crops were not 50 an
parent as expected, and there was a rush to
buy on the strength of the statement, which
moved up all leaders with more animation, and
Union Pacific especially scored a handsome
gain. The upward movement also extended to
a lSrge number Of spscialties and the market
broadened out materially, some instances
showing advances of over 2 per cent. The
market finally closed active and strong al
highest prices. The entire list, with few IN
important exceptions, is higher, and while most
stocks are up only small fractions Union Pacific
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New York. Aug l3-Arrived, schr George
Moulton. Jr, Croker, Mobile
Cleared-Schrs Wapella, Garland, Fernan.
dina; Eleanor Mccoy, Georgetown, s @.
Celtic to Aug i3-Arrived steamship Balcarres
Brook lBrl, Harrison, Pensacola via Marseilles
Deal, Aug 12-Passed, bark Villa de Sitges
lSpl, Abel, Pensacola for New Castle.
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JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH's PIANO has Just been
put into condition by piano maker at Gohls.
Inc Instrument is now the property of Herr
Paul de Wit of Leipsic into whose possession il
came about twenty five years ago. Before that
It belonged 70 a Count Boss, VINO purchased Il
from the composers son, friedman Bach.
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aATLED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Tallahassee. New York.
Schr Elwood Burton, Baltimore.
Schr @ and ] A Pinnard, Baltimore,
Schr James NJ Seaman, New York.
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Steamship Kansas City. Kempton. New York
L G Anderson.
Schr James NJ Seaman, Patterson, New Yorl
Geo Harriss & Co.
Schr and ] A Pinnard, Whipple, Baltimore
Jos A Roberts & Co.
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Osmundsen, Mobile for Hamburg. lNors
havre, Aug 12-Arrived. bark Jean Ro,,,-.
lDrtchI, Vipser, Pensacola. ~p''Sts
London. Aug l3-ArriVed, bark Nina r,,.-
Hansen. Savannah lNorl,
Queenstown, Aug 12-sailed. bark Car,,h-,,
lNorl, Vikingstad from Pensacola. IondnIP oel
Barbados, July 29-Sailed, bark TindssIn.
lNorl. Askeland Mobile 40S1aes
Brunswick, Ga, Aug l3-Sailed, schr Tsao---
Kerln. Steelmao SatIla isaac y
Belsast, Me- Aug l3-Sailei. sebr Vy1u-
Frederick, French, Savannah. '"''am
Fernandipa, Aug l3-Sailed. schr Fli,abo.,
Bailey, Townsend baltimore -4Oe'u Il
Georgetown, d o, Aug 13--Cleared. scbr D
Snyder, Guthrie, Port Royal "
Mobile, Aug l3-Arrived, schr Dora Nattba.--
Brown, Key West ''iieWsi
Pensacola. Fla. Aug l3-Arrived, bark Chi.
tel lGerl, Backemau, New Orleans. D.
Cleared-Steamer Bratten INorI TTcks,r
Limon; bark Sestri Nor. Restrup Bordaa'a1tn.
schr Maud McLain. Bean, Galveston. -'Nu4i
Philadelphia, Aug 13-Cleared, schr Vr, ?,
Shubert, SOan, Brunswick
Satilla River, Aug 9-Arrived, schr Lopgfa,
low. Gordon, Boston. -ANel-
New York, Aug 15-Arrived, steamships rlh.
Augusta Victoria, Slavonia. Umbra -1'o9'
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COMMERCIAL.
,AVANNAB MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING News,

oAVANNAH, "a, aug 10, I5JI,
CorroN-The market was exceedingly quiet
and featureless, while the demand was very
light and slow business doing. The sales dur
ing the day were only 43 bales On Change
at the regular midday call. at p. m, the market
was bulletined easy and unchanged at the fol
loving official spot quotations of the Cotton
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rose 216. Rock Island 1874 st. Paul 1J1. Buriing
ton and Quincy, New England, and Missouri
Pacific each III, Louisville and Nashville 1H,
and Northwestern per cent Trading extended
20 I23, 900 shares.
The folio wing wsre the closing quotations Of
A. N.ur VAR ltaaI Fr.nanUa.
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N''SoN kv1atoOo' JNliOWs 70
Sweet potatoes, q bush, white. 40
PoULTRY-Market amply supplied; demand
light
,EoGs Market very firm and in good sup
ply; demand good.
PEANUTs-Ample stock, demand light, prices
steady.
sUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none
in market.
HoNRY-Demand nominal.
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Captain U s N. Inspector 3td District

Washington, Aug 12-Notice is given that ~,
or about Aug %, 1891. q bell buoy, rung bv t6s
motion Of the sea, will be established abo1f onD
half nautical mile n of the end of BIocL
Island Breakwater, J, in about nine fatboms
be numbered " 'A''
Magnetic bearings and distances of prorni.
nent objects are approximately: Beacon mi
Block Island, W$sS, 2 Lie nautical miles; Block
Island Lighthouse Is e. S by W16W TX nan
tical miles; end of Breakwater, S W, Is nautical
mile.
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
JAMES GREER
Commodore. U S n, Chairman.
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NAVAL bTORBs-Tne market Tor splrltS turpen-
tine was Irregular and somewhat easier. There
a limited demand and a small business
Of which 295 casks were regulars at 3334c and
POO casks at 33l6c for regulars. At the Board of
Trade on the opening call the market
was reported steady at 331h6323lc
At tie second call 1t closed steady at $500
3S34c for regulars Rosin-The market was
quiet and firm at quotations There was a
light demand and about 100 barrels were dis
posed Of during the day. At the Board
of Trade on the first call the market
was reported firm at the following
quotations: A, B, c, D and E 81 20; F, ST. IS; q,
81 IS; II, 81 SO; l, 81 80; K, 81 95; M, So 05; N,
81 25: window glass, 81 rs; water white, So 90.
At the last call it closed unchanged
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SHIPPING INTELLTGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TdtS DAY.
Sun SETS .,.6; 35
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH 1856 A NJ, 4:44 NJ
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SUNDAY. Aug IS, 1891.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
UP FROM QUARANTINE YEsTER,
DAY

Steamer Ethel, Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and
way landings-W T Gibson. Manager.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Or.EARED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Alpha, strobhar, Bluffton-C Fl Med
lock, Agt.
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In charge photographic StatiS,

Tompknsville, N Y, Aug 13-The three elao.
neys Channel, Sandy Hook, New York io 0ou
bay are temporarily extinguished by iniuriss ~
the main electric cable. Repairs ara beir "
effected, and notice will be given of the reliy5,
ing of the buoys 0''SuS
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
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Bark Jose Maria tall, Jaccarino, to load for
The ELECTROMAGNETIC G Dahl & Co.
Bark Union [Norl, Aaronson, to load for
Europe-CAr Dahl & Co.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

Notices to mariners pilot charts and oil no,
teal information will be furnished mastarS LOU u.
vessels free of charge at the United stats p VI
geographic ONCE 10 the Custom House a.
tains are requested TO call at the office 0H'
LIEUT. T II SHERMAN
In charOe HvdrO0re ,,Li, $50
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
TIE NEWS OF THE Two STATES
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS.

A Serious Assault on a Man in Au-
observation-disclosures County's Two
Headed Calf-A Carrier Pigeon Killed
by Mistake-Barton's Court House in
Bad Condition-Appl:catio OF a Mad
stone.
The Jersey City news., 1891-06-24

Of rotnsoes for snort distance, aud.
striking lie barn, des.r ,yed a portion Of
thai building.
While driving home on Saturday night
William Learv, OF Hartford. BnFlin gtou
county, fell asleep. When he awoke his
wagon was demolished AMI he was lying
along the road tn badly brHised coudi-
iiou. A freight train had dispu ted the
rOad with hin.
Two boys, Edward Pinyard aud George
Richmond, OF Gloucester. each twelve
wears OF age, about four O'Clock on Sun
day rescued four Philadelphiaus frou n
yacht that was h0afing down the Dela-
ware bottom upwards The boys imprO-
vised n raft aud padded out 70 where the
men were and took them OF. The boat
was righted and the men returned TO
Philadelphia without giving names.