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VEAL P~ATRiOIISHE.

Nous toujnas~ admire ~
Gouv, Samuel D. Mon s.. puar ~a,
patriotisme vrai ct G.r,c. m.. T.,
d.rn:&re prenve quIl III !. s..s,
s'approche du sublime.
Do Ta'eu de tout Ie uol.i, l.. ct...z
de Ia vraic democratic a. IH,taf.
nommf unanimemea, pour h plac.
n plus elevt que le pcup,e pr..
bonner par les dt!tgacs chaisi=
elections primaries apes uar c,ntssta.
ton sewers ct rigoqgeu-r colYti.
ment sapportt parl u rraie demo
mais assault 81 vIIljpcndt pa- da.
ennemis inrt.trt~. Ii plupart d- surl
Sc rejoHirajcat VII & rptiraitc IL Fl fcr,.
Ct aTanta-eusc position quill oca.p.
aujourdhui aver tom a gaener ~
%continuant Ia bataiIio, houueur oloir.
ct II donce ct complete justification
ct rlen s pcrdrc C. Democratic inca.
pable d'62oisnc. C yrai patrioto
royant les dangers qui h9~uleversc9t
la democratic de fond Ell comble, IF
menace le regne de Ia suprGmatie
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Da'EC&

FIR: PLtHfpE HFtFRr, Al HOTEL {
toulouse. L.atourcht Cre-Stns takes
Charge of all cUrlbl and yI-fIis disr1sas
f"u ,-tn I'M him for CONSULTATION at Ton
'olt1e's Hotel. ifeurght Crossing.
cures the frllowin~ Diseases DvsnsnsIa
hIi1+y affections Dra0sy. Pneumonia evrrs
~ All kinds, Paralysis. Nervousness g-,yeI
at.ra -. taeHtnati-m AN private
Pr"ve t,the paDlic the eause ) ana source,
of all diseases. utS
ful eases +" "o0ot
When guarantees arc required the natf.nt
may deposit money exactcd for cure in this
htndSI II Nr. " ulpUs. WHO will return IT,
sane fcure IL not affected.
Come and be convinced.
v ith"ut a y inform ttiun given, DR.. Hebsrt
y. once Toe ltr~ tho ti-etsr. mas hf- awr
ingIV "feord
All hiF medicines are pure ard harmless
l grove lt~ WhcH required. he Will tlkca
III 7 f''A # thc : 'ine time, tab thereafter
meal. hearty
Ihes" unable 70 come for corsult,tfan an,
write, ani the DpcfHor wiz ctlo on then
$500
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AUTOGRAPH ET FOR.

Nous vivons dams la plus belle ct
IA plus lib6rale DIES RepuhIiqucs nous
sommes les concitoyens dun etat
dtmocratilue. ct dependant nous
sommes 9~ouYernes par I'm antocrate
teilement peu ea rapport avec ses
devoirs. les idees d. notre steele ct
les 3roits CONSTITUENCIES de la demo
cratic americana que lie plus petit de
ses actes il parait 6tre ne pour
gnuSerner IN empire ab>olu du
~moyen-S-n. Dernierement, notre ear.
unique It inconprthensih'e. Nichols
Ter, Went de Sc proclam"r par s-s
sctes prives aussi bien qu'officiels. lie
digne rival de e potential infortunG.
Ivan de Rassie don't Ihistoire eScus
en- quelque sorte les tyrsnnies ct leg
lmpositions sans nomhre, parcequc .p-
contemporaries eux-memcs nous ont
appris a lie connaltr- sou. lie nom du
GEAR fou.'
Que ION JUICE par &C qul va suivre
81 C est nous ou con Excellence Nj
cholls qui sonttrons de &C qu'on d6si
que, On medicine, alteration m-n ale
II v plusieurs jours de celia. Ie
% du mois dcrnier, Messieurs A. W.
Crandell, John Fitzpatrick, E, 4.
OSullivan, Peter Farrell ct Charles
A. Butler, memories du comite Exe-
cuff Desnocratique, par ordre de &c
cont.e, ct accompanies par Nr. Ar
thur Nc Guirk. assistant sccrGtaire du
comitf central, sc lendirent aupre.
du Gouverneur alors s6iournant CHI 2
o fills, pres de Thibodaux, dams Ia
paroisse Lafourche. Ces messienrs
etaient charges de Ia part du Comite
Democratique d'eEposer au Gouvar
neur Nichols les rumeurs qui avaiert
cour dams tout letat concernant lin
tentlon DIES partisans du movement
Foster demployer Ia machine 6lecto-
rale de lttat atm de rentrer au pouyoir
en- sc "r~eto1rnant' Glus au d5trimant
das p~aTtisans & McEnery. Leur
deFoir en- ootre, consistait a requ6rir
lie gouyeTneur Nichols de Sc pronon
Ger, camme democratic ct premier
magistrat de notre Gtat, en- fayeur
election Ii9r< ct ourerte, atm a.
non settlement calmer les apprshen-
dies partisans de la democratic
reguliere mails au=si de f2ire cesser
Esprit de r.olaaer Ct &c haine fratri-
eide qui ~en34umslt 81 bruit des
ramopra IT. ei.tu.aient. rs ttaiynt
en- ogtfe oa"L.5s il ramettrg entire
Ies maths da eoayerueyr uao ,tt-rc
offieiele eTposa@tl IS @iustes demanaes
&c II Democratic ReGu' rsr 10
gouyerueur. IT. Hi communication.
trr'nes p.ejn Il respect e e IA
coartoi~ir al soat dds au chef dun
tsat c5Mal" y n1tsc, L but de leur
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LII PRIME DE NECRE.

Mons navnns ianai- &c DIS pArti-
sans bien enthousia~tes de Ia piim.
a .cerdee 4 l3industrie sue iare. lex
pedieHt nous a toujours semb'e
louche, Nous n,avons cesst de nous
defer de &C present DIES Gr4cs-.uire-
ment dit, des republicans AZ Wash
lnEton-at il semble qu- L. tyene-
ments viennrnt, aujouul'Aui, nous
bonner raison.
Men pas, certes, que nous doutions
de Ia bonnie yolontG ct d. rhonnGtste
Is administration nous avons Ia
fermc conviction que tant que lie
) st5me restera Ell vigueur. ct quil +,
aara, dams lc Trasor, assez d~'argent
pour hi p~crmettrc de- fairc face aux
obligations que Ia nouyelle loi lui
impose, II prime sera pave, chaque
aimee, plus on moins replacement
q~uelqaefoi4, pres aes deal, fuaestes
mais toujours inttgralsment.
Settlement, combiende temps pourra
Sc maintenir &C regime? La est Ia
question. D6ja, des Ia premiere
aimee, avant meme Que le Placement
du premier exercice ait ttG e~ffectue.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pas des prots@tations
Sc faire entendre au Congress +? Ne
voyons nous pas, presenter a Ia
Chambre, DIES propositions pour lie
rappel dc Ia loi Ces propositions ne
nous inqaietent pas, pour K moment;
Giles soLt 6yidemment prtmatur6es.
= pen dc souci qu'ils aient, p~arfois, de
fear dignitt, To- legislators savent
bien quils Sc ridiculiseraient, en- Sc
contredisant, du jour All lendemain
Ct lis recnleront d-vant une oaieuse
~paiinodie.
g qui Sc paase st, dependant, IN
s!gae alarmant de IGtal dos csprits.
e me menace pour Iaycnir. II est
bsa 4ia ~ nous fae~,ons aas de
.ap @sandes Illusions, ga- no4s re
2 st;ens pas trop sur I.l.u;r.
t4f@-rlLri la. r,.s.
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LES ~MECONTEN1S.

| a etc proclame a Jerusalem et
dan> toutes les provinces de la JUDGE
que In vnrtu cardinale ct le premier
principe Is factionistes qui compo-
set la ring IL la mli,on d'6taf.
efaieat T. devotion p1triofiqua au
partl democratique ct que leur mission
etait d. pr6scrver organisation de &c
part ct d'en maintenir Ia purett.
Lenr duplicite ct Ia fausset6 de
leur position nous ont etc r6velGes
penl9lt les quatre darniers iours, ct
il ct apparent an democratic le
plus Indifferent dams .Gtat, que leur
conlaite a etc e~ncouragee par a
soif insatiable DIES offices, ct que la
rupture da partl a etc leur but
de- le commencement CONNIE Gtans
leur selle chauce de success.
Ne vouIant pas acccpter CONNIE
vraie Ia lettre de r~etraite dc NJ.
Morris, en- ailtguant de Ia duplicite
de la part de son autear, quand ,e CO.
mite extcutif democratique ofrait des
measures qui Ia confrmeraient au della
d'aacan d1ute, lis refusent encore den
bonner II consideration qu'elle me
rite, ct sans t5ard au bien Gtre du
rar,i. lis deeIarent leur intention &c
coatinncr leur campagne de ttmerit6
ct de decentralization. Et m~aintenant
parlessuS tout celia Went IL derniere
ct seoIe Gpreuve qui peut y etre
app,iquee, ct son refus ne pcut pas
m&uIs eT de les confondre CONNIE ulIe
bande De conspirateurs ct d'avcatu-
ricrs, ct dement's acharnGs de la
democratic. Ayec II magnanimite
qnl "a pas de parall6le, ct ayec une
caa2eur rGntreu5e ct III esprit d.
sacrifice personnel qni 4 tonjoars etc
Il marque distinctive de ithomme
quand I'interGt lie part gu de princi-
pes ttait en- danger, L Gouv. 5. d.
MeGncry, e vrai caulidat du partl
ct saas aucun doute le choix de Ia
majogi5t, dans une lettre au Col. 4
Craade.l, chairman du comit6 cy6cu-
tif dtmocratique de r6tat, en- date da
7 FEWER, IautorisG &c soumcttre une
proposition al chairman du Conitt
de Eostcr, dams !aquelIc il dcmande
ave instance que les deux tickets
maintcnant devant le peupla. eoient
retire e le part lair,G libre lie
faire appel Il unc autge convention
nom;n2nee pour le ehoix dun ticket
par lIat4rmtliaire Ju4neI !. paris
poussa.t suAir unanimsm.at. qui
feraj p4ra1tre to9:as ~ G-ilagvaees
u opinion 81 @ei3eeffIt II Ffca@15e
brccae. Cette .ct.ra. ouTraot ma
conrs fseile ct honorahJ" IL rtconci.
@liatioa, fat refusea G. rejetGe par le
ring. uoaEant a c~ompreadrc quaucun
otfse & paix ct d'ani;it ~ ~sera.t
cons:ltre It entgeteuu.
R.en &c Plus ne dot & faire. Ct
lespair dune reconciliation est ,aInc
CONNIE Fien de moias que l'abanaon
de toute libert6 ct de tout droit lie
p~iairaita cette faction Dc chcrcheurs
scrcpule dolices ct d'hypocri.es
moraux, qui Sc sont engages a
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ct que lie commencement Sc trouye

ct que lie g-ouvernement Sc trouve
oblige de ieter toutes ses resources
disponibles dams DIES armements,
devcnus Indispensable que devien-
drsient les primes, ct comment, avec
Ia meilleure volonte du monde, lie
Tresor pourrait-il faire honneur 4 ses
obligations nver nos planteurs SUI
criers ?
On volt combien il VI de f3chrnx
al6as dams lie svsteme adopt6, 4
comhien de receptions cruelles il
expose une grande induatrie.
II fault hien en- convent le rou-
vesu regime ne resemble en lin 4
celui ~qu'avaient adopts f'lIemagne,
It PAutrichp-IIongrie. pour .es exror-
tations de eur >ucre indi eae- hns
primes, telles qu'eIles ttaitnt Gtab'ies,
Representations, pour les fabricanfs. tn
profit net, don't lis ]pouvairat. i Il
rigueur, Sc passer.
lei, il en- est tout autrempnt. lie
prix de vente ne s'eieve pas an niveau
Ia prix de revIent. LivrG 4 sc~
seules resources, lie producte1r s.
trOuve pressure toujours en- deficit. II
i done un abSolu be4oin DE- IL prime
pour etahlir l'equillhrc, pour couvlir
ies credits qu'on lui a fats, pendant
aimee, Ct sans le$quels i n'>urait ia
p0~ursui>re SEES travaux, nj entrrtenir
son personnel ainsi que "a faml! :.
La est lie default du systeme, tel .u'il
a etc mis- jusqu'a present, EN- pratiqrt.
L force : attendre, IN pIauteur qui lie
II psut rtellement pas. II lui ace
les embarras auxqueis il = lie droit dc
metre pas expose, chaque aimee.
On aurait tort de lie merle -y--
'eme DIES primes q etc ~accueilIi.
franchement, par nos industries ct nos
cultivatpurs lis ont VI un encourage
mcnt, pour eux. ct ils Sc sont deciaGs.
hravement, q developer leur prodnc-
ton sucriere, mails pour que Get
h'ureu1 movement Sc p~oursuiy-,
sour que nous puissions realicer le,
progress rapides que l'ou attend de
nous, il faut que Ion nous eparrn
desormais, les mecomptes de 1891.
Les emharras anxqaels sont con.
1amne., en- &c moment, ure bonnie
partle de o habitantS DIES campagnrs
prouycnt plus cue j%ainals. Ia naces-
site dune protection e~ffrace rour
| Industrie sucriere. ST, r6ellement
l~eglslateurs som anime dun bon
vorloir a son egard, lis doivent
Drendre, le plus tot possible. dts
measures pour remedier 4 un parri
ttat de chooses. II est. 4 c.tt. bcpra
5ien evident que le sucre indi.4ne -.
ne p@ut supporter la Iibrs concurrence.
lu produit simi!aire Granger.
lie dilemme Sc trouve nette1nen,
pose on Ton veut sincerement favo /
Iindustrie du pays-auQuel e..
il faut Yenir rromptemcnt i son
secours GU Ton de8ire sa mort at
llors, que Ton agisse fraucle.nent. 9
que ION cesse d'exposer, a chaoue
instant une waste population labo-
reuse ct industrieuse, unc population
tigne de toutes les tynrathie- de
sous les respects, Il de crueIles dtce3-
lions, quI ne peuvent aboutir. finale
ment, qua I'm d6sastre irrtparahl-
LAtleile.)
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ATELIER

AYtat runr Il. matfriel uGreSaai.r. nnr>
som ICES ) meme d'rXccntrr tons les "uvrarr-
tvrographianes an raus sernnt comics Les
BRET d'ay"clt. carries d'afairpS. Q. fftr~ ,e
fa"inres. tickets d'habifation. biancs. rircu
laire~- -, sef"nt lInprimc> daus le plus hr~
dflai ct a cas prix uut dffant toute concnr
renee.
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ABONEEMENT

81 90
En =. 10
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ANNONCES.

pl care de % !gnes: lere. insertion. $3.50
lmP. IS
Insertion add 20
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-15
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

The police authorities of Covington
KY. have closed up all the "policy" shops
The total number of victims of the Bel
GUM colliery explosion is stated at 153,
with tweLty wounded.
Illuminating firms are springing up all
over Kansas and offer to secure proper
amount of moisture at 5000 per county
Kansas was visited with a severe bliz-
zard. Railway traffic was impeded and
business generally was at standstill.
A subterranean river, it is alleged flows
beneath the city of Plainfield, n. J., and
from it the city water supply is obtained.
A plot to assassinate the sultan of Tur-
key has been discovered at Constantine
pie, and two Of the conspirators are under
arrest
Two thousand negroes will leave Arkan>
sas in the next few months for Oklahoma.
Farmers are wondering where they will
get laborers.
The nominations for the United States
circuit judges have all been reported
favorably, including that of Judge Woods,
of indianapolis.
The bursting of flywheel in the Gin
cinnati electric light works, Hunt street
and Broadway, did $50, 600 damage to ma
chinery and building.
Harry keiser, Frank Coin and Hugh
Duffy were killed in the boiler making
establishment of Rohan Bros, st. Louis,
by the fall of a freight elevator, and two
boys badly wounded.
Mexicans living on the American side of
the Rio Grande complain that they are be-
ing p prosecuted by Captain Bourlle, United
States army, who has been engaged in
chasing the revolutionist Cara.
Typhus fever is attacking others at New
York besides the emigrants. Fred J..
Hamilton, a reporter who had ventured
into a Guaranteed house, died of the
disease. At Philadelphia two nurses who
had attended typhus fever patients died.
The first person to apply for transporta'
ton to Chicago on a visit to the World 8
fair was Benjamin Bailey wealthy farm
er living near Lockport, \. Y. He was
very indignant when the ticket agent
laughed and told him that the fair did not
open until 1898
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-15
FELONY AND DEATH
One Follows the Other in a
Denver Case.
FAILURE OF A BIG WHISKY FIRM.

Tho Senior Partner, Guilty of Forgery
Ends His Life with Dose of Prussie
Acid, Dying with the Papers That Pre-
cipitsted the Crash on His Breast-The
bankruptcy Likely to Bring Ruin on
0thers-Liabiliiies Probably $500. 900.
DENVER, March 15.-The liquor house
of Jacob Boehm & Co., one of the largest
In the west, is i'll the hands of the sheriff.
1t was closed and deputy placed in
charge yesterday afternoon Two hours
later Mr. Boehm, the senior member of
the firm, was found dead in a chair in
room 3i9 at the Windsor hotel He had
rented the room temporarily and for the
sole purpose Of committing suicide in
An empty bottle, which had contained a
solution of prussic acid, told the story.
Was Expecting the Trouble.
Mr.. Boehm was at lunch and the tocu-
ments relating to the first suit fled We're
presented to his partner. At o'clock Mr.
Boehm came in and the papers were
handed to him. He seemed to nave been
expecting it and telephoned to his attor-
ney, Earl Il. Coe. Mr.. Coe FASTENED to
meet him ami together they went to this
windsor hotel, where Mr.. Boehm regis
tered and was assigned to room 3lJ. Here
Mr.. Boehm consulted with his attorney a
few moments and then MIR. Coe went to
lunch. They were to meet again soon in
the same room, but when Mr. Coe returned
he found his client dead.
Other Firms Likely to go Under
To what extent the claims may continue
to accumulate is very uncertain. At first
the claims made known reached nearly
md -
We're many more to come but SIS the assets
will not exceed $4,000 they are is no
hurry to make known how much they
have lost. All claims thus far are local
and none Of the foreign creditors has
been heard from. 1t is also probable that
other houses will go underor suffer severe
" in the crash, one firm having already
been attached in the same case.
Been Forging Whisky Certificates
AS soon as the house was closed Sam
Rose, a broker, rushed in for s. :, 334 and
this and the first attachment papers lay on
Mr. Boehm's breast when his body was
discovered. 1t is learned on the
authority OF d. II. Moifat, president
of the First National Bank. that
Boehm had forged large number
OF whisky certificates, many of which his
bank held as security. Mr.. Moffat states
that Boehm made a confession to him of
this crime, and also that he had misap-
propriated funds OF the firm.
viii BE Half Million Break
As the failure is Investigated further it
Is assuming Colossal proportions. As it
now stands the, First National bank will
lose $4,000, the American National
bank Sd, 200, Lewin's National bank
s. goo; a big New York wine house, name
unknown at present, 81, 600 Chicago and
Cincinnati liquor houses lose large
amounts 1t is now thought that the total
liabilities will foot up $4,000, with assets
at Sc}5, OOO0.
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Canada viii Help rortify E,quims

LONDON, March 15.-The subject of the
Notifications at Esquimault came up
again in parliament yesterday. When
questions were asked on the subject Brod-
erlck, financial under secretary of t be war
office, replied that while 10 news had been
officially received as to Canada's proposed
action in regard to Esquimalt, there was
every reason to believe that the minister
of militia of the new Dominion cabinet
would interest himself soon to execute
Canada'S Obiigat ions
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Ireland and the Cardinalate.

BALTIMORE, March ID Cardinal Glib
bons has received telegram from Father
Hebron, of ST. Paul, Mimi, who was
quoted in the papers as saying he had re
ceived definite information that Archbishop
Ireland was 10 be made a cardinal Father
Hebron stated to Cardinal Gibbons that
he is not author Of the statement tele-
graphed from St Paul Friday night, and
adds that he has no information whates er
on the subject
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Mr.. CLEVsLAND'S REPLY.
Will Not Lead Self-Seeking Canvass
for the Great Office.

Will not Lead Self-SeelinS Canvass
for the Great Office.
To the foregoing letter Cleveland re-
piled March 8, from Lakewood, y. j., as
follows:
MIR DEAR SIR: Your letter Of the 5th inst
is received. have thought until now that
might continue silent on the subjects which,
under the high sanction of your position As
my fellow Democrat and fellow citizen"
and in your relation a. a true and trusted
Friend, you present to me. If, in answering your
questions, might only consider my personal
desires and my individual ease and comfort
my response would be promptly made and
without the least reservation or difficulty
But if you are right in surprising that the sub
ject is related TO duty ] owe to the country
and to my party, condition exists which
makes such private and personal considera.
tions entirely irrelevant.
The Presidency Peoples once.
] cannot, however, refrain from declaring to
you that my experience in the great Office of
president of the United States has so impressed
me with the sOlemnity of the trust and its
awful responsibilities that cannot bring my
self to regard candidacy for the place as
something TO be won by personal strife and
active self-assertion. l have also an idea that
The presidency is pre-eminently the peoples
pfflce and have been sincere in my constant
advocacy of the effective participation In polit-
ical affairs the part of all our citizens; con-
sequently believe the people should be heard
In the choice Of their party candidates, aud
that they themselves should make nominal
tions as directly as is consistent with open,
fair and full party organization and methods.
Anxious for His Party's Success.
speak of these things solely for the purpose
OF advising you that my conception of the
nature OF the presidential office and my con-
viction that the voters Of party should be
free in the sci ction of their candidate, pre-
clude the possibility of my leading and push
Ing self-seeking canvass for the presidential
nomination, even if had a desire TO be again
o candidate. Believing that the complete SUI
premacy of Democratic principles means in
creased national prosperity aud the increased
happiness of our people. am earnestly aux-
ious for the success Of my party.
Hint to the Statesmen.
am confident success is still within our
reach, but believe this is time for Demo-
cratic thoughtfulness and elaboration, not
puly as to candidates, but concerning party
action upon questions Of immense interest TO
the patriotic and intelligent voters of the land,
who watch for an assurance of safety as the
price of their confidence and support.
Yours very tru Y,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-15
Examination OF DE-. Scndder.

CHICAGO, March 15--The preliminary ex-
animation of DIR. Scudder for the murder
of his mother in-law, Mrs. Duntou, began
in Justice Braytou' court yesterday. The
prisoner was closely guarded and psrtly
carried into the court room. He was
much excited and apparently recognized
no one, not even his relatives. Frank H.
Duuton. husband of the murdered woman,
was the first witness His evidence was a
repetition of the story Of the murder
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-15
Bayard Protests Against Free Silver.

WILNIINGToN, Del, March BIN an
open letter to the Democratic party of the
United States printed in an afternoon
paper in the shape of an interview, Thomas
+. Bayard draws vivid picture of the
evils he believes would follow the passage
of the free silver bill, protesting against
such action by the house and insisting
that cheap dollar is always robber of
the labnrer
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-15

OZARK, Mo March 10. Seventy armed
men rode into Forsythe, this state, Saturday
night TO lynch John Blight, who murdered
his wife. All the guards of the
Jail ran except james Williams,
who said he would do his duty whatever
the result. One Of the mob thereupon
shot him through the head killing him.
The moi then lNnched Bright
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-15

JEFFERSON CITY, No, March 15-The
congressional reapportionment passed first
reading in the house yesterday and Hen
bricks, a third party man, said the bill
was just what the third party wanted.
This arrangement" he said, Twill insure
third party representation in congress
from Missouri =
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-15
GEN. ALeER's WAR RECORD.

He Prints the OGicisk Documents Bear
ing Ihereupon.
DETROIT, March l5.-The Detroit Tri-
bune prints two pages of General Ayers
reply to the Critics of his war record. His
reply takes the form of the publication of
the record itself and purports to give all
the papers now on file in the war depart
nent relative to the absences, promotions,