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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-31
MfIheLtt lit @mfb+

&aiIer gStlbelm lit mitt6en6, unb tper
fam e5 tbm per0enfen ! Die y&Dlntl6e
i3eitung" bat ben @ntipurf CUR Wilttdrz
8orlage oer0fentlicbt, Ser eben crit Ben
Wtttglieoern beS 8unoeSratb5 ais Ser
trauensiabe mit9etbeilt mar, unb tie fonnte
oaS Wfanuicrtpt NUT bureb etnen Ser
trauensbru6 1ettens trgenb zines MitgIie7
oes e6en bteleS 8un6eSrat6s ooer aber etne
groBe gtablditgfeit beiielben erlangt baben,
tpelcbe es etrem SefretGr %erm0gLicbte, eine
Nblcbrift gu nebmen. Ote y&6ln. 3ettung"
erfIdrt, tbr fei 6as Mtanuicrtpt pom unbe=
fainter Sette 5u benz offenbaren 3mede Scr
Ser0fe1tltbung 8ugelan0t uor6en, unb ba
eS offenbar ben Stempel Ser @cbt6eit trug
ltn0 cine Qngele9enbett BON GROCER 0icbttgz
felt ent6telt, 10 babe lte feinen NnitQro ge7
no1nrten, es ab3uOruden,
Natiirlt6 lit &aiier 8tLbeIm MIN nit
tben0, un0 Die Scene, Bic ct leinem Sang
lei 6eSpe9en gemac6t bat, miro ltiirrniicb
genug geipclen ietn. 9aB Elm Oeirglteo 6eS
8unbeSratbS etne 70 pt6tige Sabe, nie 6ie
Wttlttdr> Gorla9e, an bie Oeffentli6teit ge1
lan9en lalien loate, ebe 6ielelbe pom Bum
oesratb burcb6erat6e. lit, 10 baB bas Bub(tz
fun eS notDmen0tger Netie erfabren muB,
ioute tbr int 8Lnoc5ratb cine 9tiebcria9e
OOer elmer Nicbcrla8G 9l%eicbfommenbc Qbz
dnoerung bcreitct pcrben; baB bobJebies
tenDe Winiiter ODER @%e3eimrdtbe iicb 10 meit
pergeiien, Der perbaBtcn g reiie so ,ttbcilunz
gen bon elmer no3 nicbt iprucbrcifen
Sabe 5u macben, = baS piir6e Bic Safe
zines tpeniger Iei9t crregbaren Msnioben,
Die BilDelm, IN itiirmii9e 8etpegung per-
lebt Daben. l1nb es 1T burcbaus nidt gu
p~crwunbern, 6aB er ben gOrgans ais cine
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-31

neutrality-suspicious. gte6te ais amerifant=
16er Bir9er biloet.
Die 8cbauptun9, bdB bte &atboltten IN
@iSconitn un6 Sutnois eiten Nngrttt aut
bie 0ffentlicben S6ulen gemabt baben, Ut
ungerecbt. Sem gerecbtOenfel1oer urO pobl7
unterridteter Mann tpir0 ~bebauptet, oaB
ite irgenD cttpas Der Nrt getban baben."
8tlchof Spal6ing fertigt Damn furs baS
nocb INNER ntcbt sur &ube fomnncrloe 0es
beBe in 8eSug auf @abenslp ab:
.9as @anse lit Elm bodies S6reGge>
Ipenft. SHE bat Scenario aub nur i'm ent>
fernteften beabitcbtigt, in bic Ser. Staoten
MISUNDERSTANDING, nt6t Dem amerifa>
niicben 8Irgertbum ange60ri9e 8ti60fe
einsufIbren. 6ein Mann bon gelunbem
Gerjtanbe rptr6 pdbnen, 6aB Die fatboLii4e
&ircbe in 6teiem 2an6e GcLbitmor6 be-
geben mill. 9ur9 bieies GabensGpsGez
I6rei iu6t man etnen 8erodcbt duf DE
Sreue Der 9euti6en unb beionoers Ser
beutiben &atbolifen bteies Qa1oeS gu tpers
fen. 9tele 8erbGcbtigung Der 0eltl9en,
Der proteItantii6en pie 6er fatboltlben, tit
cine un9erebtigfett unb gttebertraebt oenn
fe itlto treue 8irger, HetBt9, etnii9tsDou,
ebrlt6 uno 9eleBltebettb, Sreunbe nt9t nur
Der politii6en uno reLigiOien Sret6ett, ions
bern alb Sic por0eriten 8ertbeibiger elmer
n%ationalen i~o5ialen 8retbeit, obne Die bas
y 2eben cine Gait unb SritbiaL it,"
'8ii6of Spal6tng perlebt nun ben Gnotp:
notbings unb ibren @eDetmbGn6en nod
folgenbe pu6tige 9tebe:
vOteies @eheBe lit NH Elm Wieberbau
6es alien &nonnotbtn9> @e16reis, bas boz
Sem 8irgertriege Sic Sreue namentlid
eirii6er &atbolifen b~erbGbttgte. Nber Die
&ettung Der Union mar ~groBentbeils Del
Sbatiadbe gu perbanfen, oaB 0e1tibe uni
SrlGnoer auf ie6em S6ld6tfeloe Scbulte1
on S6ulter nit Ben @tngeborene1 itanoen.
Der 8eriud, Nnbere 6a6ur6 81 perod6'
tigen, baB man laut nit benz etgenen ga:
tripttsmus pra6lt, lift berod6tig. @tnt
t~ugenbbafte Srau bet6euert ntbt tbr'
&eui6bett; Elm ebrltbcr Wfann gebt ntcbl
BET ietnen gtabbarn u!nber, ur1 tbnen 81
Iagen, 6aB ct fetn 9teb lei. Die patrto'
ttIcben 8etbeuerungen bon Mttglie0ern &c:
betn1er @eieQI6aften, pel6e burb auerle
gemetne 8erleumOungen unb auf AMBER
feige unD tidtide Netie MGnnern 81 lda
ben 1uchen, beren e~irsiges 8erbrecben tb1
@eburtsort o6er i6re &eligtDn lit, erinnerl
an Or. So6nion's beribmtes @prt, bal
8atrtottSmus bic IeBte 3ufln9t eine'
S6urfen iet."
3um S6luiie beruft ft6 Ser fatboIti6
8tidbof Spaloing nit ~groBarttger l1nbefan
gen6ett auf BEN beutiben &efOrmator gu
tber. @egen bas &noipnotbin9gei3mdB
monaco 9utber i'm iebigen S6ulfampfe n
Sninots auf Seiten bes GOtuarosgeIeje
uno nidbt Ser @emeinOei3uIen ite9el
pitrOe, fbut 8ti9Of SpaIOing SolgenOei
Bar: vSn ietnem beribmten Senbi6ret
ben an beutibe StGbte rt9tet 9utber al
6ieie 6te Mabnung, 6rtitLtcbe Scbulen 81
errt9ten. S9ulen OGne &eltgton .tpitr6el
in ben 9tugen 9utber's Elm @renel getpeiel
fetn. Die 9utberaner in ben Ser. Stoa
ten, fpeldbe an tbrem Nnre6te auf tbr
9farri6ulen feit6aIten, iinb baber treu ben
@eiIte uno Der 9ebre 2ut6ers."
0teier berrItbe SpaIOtn9'i3e 8rtef Il
ni6t nur etne 3ermaLmenoe 8erurtbetLunl
6es ¬pnotbin9tsmus, %ionOern 3ugleid
AUDI cine ernite &ii9e fir %ein3elne un0uLS
fame un6 t~aftloie tatbolti6e Sanattfer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-31

Grmor0etett. 9ds 6alts 1eGbit lit 11ft6fi(
rn6 lieJt an Ser IA. Moenue. Q(uBer Dem
Speiie3imner, In tpcldsm Ser Wfoto ge:
icbab, beifebt es aus einem Bor3immsr,
etnem fLcinen S6laf3imnter uno elmer Ram:
mer. 8aS obere Slodperf tpar nod6 ntcbt
polen6et.
&unnet6 ftammt aus 0euti9(ano un6
bate ii6 bot 3netunbpter3ig Sa0reh nabe
@bicago altgeite0elt. Sis gum Sabre 1885
bepjrtbi9aftete er ietne 6arm. Damn 3o8
er ttacb Dat garf, gu iether perbeiratbeten
9ocbter, 6errn ltno 6rau g. q. 8o6en-
i9aB. Sn Ben Gebtelb flint Sabren be-
tpobnte CT oaS Qntpeiett, auf pel6an ct in
10 grdBli6er 0eiie gu ieinent Sobe fam.
SIN ~portgen Sabre itarb feline Satin.
&nnttetb mar cin ie6r fle.Biger uno iparz
larter Wtalttt ltno tpar BET aIen ietren See
fannten 1ebr atgeieDen.
Qtuf9lnotonu1lg bts Observation-Disclosures
blieb Sic 2etebe bis 9onneritaJ 2tbenO in
Oerlelben Stelung, tn tpelcber man tie ge7
fun6en bate. Der S6i6el 6e5 unglid>
lic6sn 5eigte bret icbredltcbs flaffenbe @uh@
ben, cine bon fitnf 3ou 2dnge 9erabe obel1
ult6 ie eine brei 3ou lan9e an Sen beiber
S6ldfen. Seine Nrn1e befanoer ftb In
elmer lolcben Steaung, DAB ma}t anttebmer
muB, iein Sob lei augenbtidlib naeb Dem
morOerii9en collage eingetreten.
Srau 6enrp Wtarttt DON Storm Safe,
Sa., utb 6err un6 Stau 8oOeticbab bon
DAT Barf iino bie e~ilt8igen &errpanoter
bes Grmorbeten. 8rau 8ooenicbab poutt
geitern Nbellb bic geicbe ibres 8ater5 in
Nugenidein nebmen; Der @emetnOeuoritebe,
belt e5 aber fir better, iie IlN9t gu Dem
Gp6ten 5u5ulaHen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-31
Deret mt in oen Goo.
Cine frau uno thr Kino bon einem Suee
lberfahren uro oet0otet.

Trau Gina W0brtng5, cine in 6atutborue
~pobnenoe beuticbe Srau, murbe OonnerSz
tag glacbm ttag NIT ibrem neunIdbrigen
Sobne in 6amtborne BON einem 3uge Der
Chicago, Burlington unb Quincp : 8abn
iberfabren un6 augcnbIidlt6 9etOotet.
Weutter unb Sobn 9tngen in neitlic5er
&tcbtung auf benz @cletle entlang, aIs Der
S6neu5ug SEQ. 116, Der unter Quffi6t bon
@0noufteur 8abcof itano, beranbrauite
Der 9ocomotipfiibrer benterfte Die 8ei6en
auf Dem @eleile, aIs ct cine babe Wfeile
BON i6nen %entfernt mar, unb 9ab Elm 8dre
nltugSitgnal, baS ieoo9 nicbt gebort 81 tper=
BEN lcbten. gr iubte oann BEN Bug an3u1
balten. Sn bemielben Nugenblid fab Trau
M0brtngS fib UNI, un6 ais lie bic @tfabr
bemerfte, periuDte lte ben Sobn pom Sc
leiie Al sie6en. Oteler aber par 10 err
idroden, oaB er ni9t puBte wobin, un6
ietne Wutter nd6 Ser anoeren Seite 3errte.
60 murben Iie bon benz Gau6fdnger Der
9ofomotipe getroffen uno etpa so 8uB melt
Qe1cbleubert. Oils man tie aufbob, paret
8et6e to6t. Die Gei6en tpur6en auf einen
oltlih fa6ren6en 3ug gelaben un0 na3 Ser
IS. StraBe unb @eitern 9tpe. gcbrabt.
6fer muroe bic BoliSet bena6ri6ti9t,
pelcbe Sic 2eicbe nacb Der Wor8ae icbaffen
lteR.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-31
DermtBte Grben.

9te @in5iebung BON ha6be1altntet unb
unberelt @rblGditert, IorDie @rbe6llng pon
@elOern ans alien Sbeilelt @ltropas mtrb be-
Ier9t ui1b Die 51t bielem 31pede n0tbigen 8ou=
ma1ten utb ale erforOerli9el 9erlbtli6er
Sotumellte auS9efertigt uno fir6li6e @ertl=
ficdte beioret. Set1te mebr ais 30iGbrt9e
Braris in Ben @rbi6aftsregeluilge1t ltltb PRO
SeIler1, ioqte a1e peranlqiielt; Die zines 5uperz
lG1i9en Gatb9ebers beOiirfeil, 9erm. Mtard=
NORTH gu Gtatbe gu 5iebei1. Ole 9ertbtli9er
Muffor6erultgen pom DermtBten grben limb
IS Sabre pon Serm. Mordlportb gel ommelt
uno peroen p6@elttlid, wie oieielben erl6eiz
lten, IN biei em ultO alien beoeuteltDelt SlGtz
tetn IN ben 8ereini9ten Staate1t perOffentlt6t.
0te altfgeforberten Yerloneit loolctt ltb Direct
OH 6ernt. WtarGmDrtb, SEQ. 224 81 226 Btne
Ctr, Cincinnati, Sbto, member, ba gsteinailb
auber i6nt ndberen Qufl9luB ge6elt fam.
Qrnolo, &orl Srieori6, aus Oberenftrgen
8ebrers, 9oui5 9tifolaus, aus 6omburg ;
geuldina, @louoia, oeb. ubrig, aus @teiitz
mauern gle6er, Sriebri6 2tuguit, aus Sberz
bad; gopba, 9rta &at6oriita, aus Sol;
gber6arot, G6riitiait, aus 6olpdngeit !;
SeDerer, Scarf, aus Sreibnrs, at9eblt6 tn @bt=
ca9o; @a9l, Nbolf, aus Wtiin9en; @ralter,
Sobann Martilt, aus MGbringeu 6O6elner,
@lias Daniel, aus 0ultieOel; 9oue, AOolf
@rben, aus 6ambur9; 9ortun9, @arl @rrt,
aus 9eunep; 9olpp, SOB. SofOb, aus grudell !;
Sour6an, 0ioiiua Mtar9aretba, aus Setisz
beim; &ramer, Pima Wtaria, aus Sab
linse1t; &lousmolrt, Sobaln Nidoldlls utO
Mi9del, aus @reltlnelSbab Sod, Stctor,
aus @9an5ingen; 2oser, Sirget 6aniien,
aus Steberfe br; 2Obrnalll, 9leori6, aus
&tr9moor; gei9enfeoer, Sobann @brtitof,
ans SlsfelO; Ntiluer, 2lu9uit, aus @retBen f.;
Miiuer, Sobalm Safob, aus Slsfelb; Wtertle,
So6arneS, aus 8iiiingen; 9telmanu, Gorl,
aus Memel; 0teib, Don Sobann @eor9;
Steiner, Scarf, aus @illsba0 Gdgg, Srdl1z
sisfa, aus Ourfbeim Goumel, Sobann @ottz
lob, aus 8balbeim Steimmi9, Scarf, aus
Nertbeim; G6etler, Cart Au9nit, aus
gartenftein; @tiber, Sobonna @enriette,
II @uniiebet; S9oon, 9lrri3 Qorel5, aus
OfsroBefebn; Statb, &il6elm, aus Siiltn9elt
1t. s; Spalt, Sobannes, aus S9opfo6 ;
nbri, Sron5, aus Steinmauern; ul9erer,
@eorg Sd. Mi9ael, aus gtelle1iteit Nerrer.
S9uo5, aus 8ulllltn9en; 3telfleti9, Gbrtltot
@0ant, aus @ablenberg.
9erm. 80 ardtportB,
Seuti6er 9te9t5onlpalt:
1924 IT,. 1926 8tne Ctr, Cincinnati, o.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-31
8rphibittoniiten gu i6ren etgcncn

grohibitioniften gu ibren ei8cncn gu
ma6en.
Sl Ncbrasta Gicgt bic Sa5, dbnlt9.
Sort ge60ren bon ben 301,50O WiDlerH
Az b. $. Dem eingemanbsrte @lement an,
pelcbes in 9 1894 ~Gtagetpano,rte uno
81 $50 bon etn9epanberten @tterf1 Ab7
itammeroe 3crfdQt. 8cnn eS eidnuth!9
auf Seite ser Demofraten %ttutoe, 10
braucbten btcie nur $1,000 ettSeborene
Stimmen, UNI gu lteger.
Wan ite9t, etne tpte ungebelIre W1a0l
6as etngetpanoerte Element ausllben
f0unte, tpenu es in polttil9en 9tngen steli
Suiammen bielte, SIS mllBte IS tpnh'
tpenn e8 bic @rDBe Der @efabr poa erteh'
men tplrbc, bie inn BON ben nattut1ttlcben
Geltrebun9en orobt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-31

Gin ibreu SrH9ten ollt Sbri IL
erfennen, ober 1peltlt man oielen 8tbelz
lpru9 auf NiQen anwenoet: on ibren % r.
fu II a e. II. QSern man bebenft, baB ale
groBen &ranfbeitelt aus elmer 9ertn9en @r=
fGltuue, ODER aus iiber= oDer uitre9elntGBt9em
@iien ooer Sriufel1 entfteben, pobur6 glut=
erfiurl1s ODER St0ruu9 elmer ODER etlt9er
Sulftionen bes &0rpers Deruria9t wiro, bic
anfG1t9li6 unbebeutenb I9eint, aber @ut3iil1
but9e1, Sieber unb iogar ben Sob CUR Sol9e
bat, 10 lit es wi6tig, ii9 6aran 81 er%in1erl
baB mir bur9 geieiti9fln9 Der uria3es bic
9tatur in 9tauO iebert, bic Rrallfbeit 81 iiberz
pil1ben uno boB lonttt Bic @eiulbbett wteberz
bergeiteQt mtro. 9ett tauienb Sabren baben
1peiIe NerSte eefunbeu, baB It. Bernard
&rduterpilleub bic unfeblbarften @egnel
Der &ranfbeit iinb. gu 20 Gents BET 2lpoa
tbeferl gu baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-31

@enrral SidIeS bat ieBt @leuez
lor6 aucb leinen perl0nltbe 8eiu6 ab3es
itattet, Hno Sic 8e.bsn unterbielten Iicb
Idnaere 3eit auf's Observation-Disclosures nit
einanoer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-31

@beumatismuS uao abnGi6e &ronfbeiten
Sic 6ur6 eilen berob9eDridteu .3u1taltb oes
a0rpers ~berbei9etiibrt it1tO, tOnnen burd
Diners 5ariapariQa 9ebetIt weroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-31
0aaet O0riI0
fSQrnn 3m uerfQnfen.

Cine Torm BON 82H Qcres i'm Solpn @proG, Mc6enrD
81. SGoo, unoef6hr IeCD5ig Wteileu ppn @btco9o uuo bier
gIeilen BON SltntIee, cine Station on Der 6. & 81. rs
Sine 6euti9e gtadbari4aft. gtabsnFragen
bel s. >. Scscnoorf, 81 Safe Ctr, @bica9p, SD.
lOOt4fp0
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-25

torIcaI society VIII e-SnipIu a coIieculon OF
specimens of old colonial and state bank
money.
A schooner is now being fitted out at
Halifax to go to the arctic regions to get
ten or twelve Esquinlo families, fifty OF
or sixty persons in III, for exhibition.
The chair in which Thomas Jefferson sat
while writing the Declaration of indie
pendence, it is reported, will be exhibited.
The Indian exhibit will include represen-
tatives of every tribe from the extreme
north to Terra del Fuego
A solid gold brick weighing 500 pounds
and worth $4,000, VIII be exhibited by a
Helena, Men,, mine owner.
1t is probable that number of genuine
Astrakhan sheep, the finest specimens liv-
ing, will be exhibited.
A company will bring over from Turkey
400 native Turks arrayed in their national
costumes. They will reproduce at Chicago
a street in Constantin ople with all its pc
culiar crookedness and narrowness and its
interesting bazars and restaurants. The
bazars will be filled with salable articles
of Turkish manufacture.
The Paper Trade club of Chicago, ex-
poets to put up complete paper mill on
the grounds and show the process of max
Ing paper from the pul p to finished card.
An exhibit of bells will be made by a
large manufacturing concern in this coun-
try, and the firm is planning to display it
In reproduction of the Tar Kolokol liking
OF bells), the famous broken bell of Mos.
COW, which is % feet III diameter and 81
feet inches high, weighs 443, 772 pounds,
and Is used as a chapel.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-25
A Poverty.stricken Millionaire

This seems a paradox, but it is ex-
planned by one of New York's richest
men. 81 don't count my wealth in
dollars" he said. "What are all NV
possessions to me, since / am a victim
OF consumption ? Ny doctor tells me
that have but q few months to live,
for the disease is incurable. / am Door
er than that beggar yonder.n "Buts
interrupted the friend to whom he spoke.
consumption can be cured. If taken
In time, Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery will eradicate every vestigs
Of the disease from your SYSTEM "pll
try it, said the millionaire, and he did;
and to-day there is not q healthier,
happier man to be found anywhere.
The Discovery strikes at the seat of
the complaint. Consumption is dis
ease of the blood-is nothing more nor
less than lung scrofula-a and it must
and does yield to this wonderful remedy.
"Golden Medical Discovery is not
only an acknowledged remedy for that
terribly fatal malady, when taken in
time and given fair trial, but also for
all forms of Scrofulous, Skin and SCALP
Diseases, as White Swellings, Fever
sores, Hip joint Disease, Salt rheum,
letter, Eczema, Boils, Carbuncles, ErH
sipelas and Kindred ailments.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-25
ABBREVIATED TELEeRAMs.

Five of gang of six tramp highwaymen
have been captured by 200 citizens of
Little Falls, N Y,
The Fox and Illinois rivers are now nearly
as high as they were during the May floods,
and are rising
General P. S. Post has been renominated
for congress by the Republicans of the
Tenth Illinois district.
Based upon its new city directory Mil
waukee claims population of 100000, an
increase of 1900 in two years.
DR.. Mercer, of Arcadia, Ind, fell be-
meath a railway train from which he was
alighting and was killed.
Scott Richardson, a business man of
Frankfort, Ind, was killed by the kick of
ayoung horse he was trying to drive.
Clinton E. Dixon, private in the Sixth
United States cavalry, was hanged at
Omaha for the murder Of Corporal Will
lam Carter.
Prince Bismarck met with most fiat
tering reception at Munich His visit was
made the occasion for grand patriotic
demonstration.
j. j. Brooks, an attorney, died at the BIZ
chloride OF gold institute at Memphis af-
ter receiving the first treatment for the
CuIt VI Tue WHISKY
General J. w. Keifer has been defeated
in the contest for the Republican nominal
tion for congress in the Seventh Ohio dis
trict by George w. Wilson.
The marriage of Fedinand of Roumania
and Princess Marie of Edinburgh will take
place at Bucharest early, in November &C
cording to present arrangements.
a landslide on the line of the Bologna
and Florence railroad destroyed number
of houses. Many persons were buried be-
meath the ruins, several of whom were
killed.
August Grutz shot his mother-in-law at
Burlington, Iowa, and then cut his wife's
throat and his own. The husband and
wife are likely to die. Mrs. Grutz had left
her husband because of his brutality.
Queen Christina of Spain does not coun-
tenance the national sport of bull fighting,
and has been seen in the royal box of the
arena on the Plaza de Toros on only one
occasion since the death of her husband
in 1885
The American Derby.
CHICAGO, June 25.-Tbe American Derby
will be run at Washington park this af-
ternoon on a track deep in mud. Fast
time is out Of the question, and the proba-
bility is that the horse that gets off in the
lead, if he have good staying power, will
win the race. The starters will be Hume,
122; Prince of Darkness, 122; ARA, I27;
Cicero, us; Chief Justice, 123; Belfast, lls;
Newton, l27; Faraday, 1875; Galinda, I22;
ZaldIvar, 1s2; Emperor Regent, lis; Carls-
bad, 122. The value of the race will be a
trifle over 81, 600
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-25
RAIN DELAYS CONSTRUCTION.
As Soon as 1t Lets Up 10000 Men Will
BE EMPLOYED.

AS Soon as 1t Lets Up 10000 Men Will
BE Employed.
The rain during this month has much
delayed work at the fair site, to say moth
ing of the damage it has done, which is
not small, although not as great as was
looked for. About $500 men are now en-
ployed. When the clouds quit leaking the
force will be increased to 10000, and per-
haps IL, 600, to make up for lost time. The
manufactures building, largest of them
all, is farthest behind, and Contractor
Agnew has just doubled his force of men,
under imperative orders from the con-
struction department. Assistant Chief
Graham said yesterday that there was no
doubt now that it would be completed as
far as necessary at the dedicatory cere-
monies next October.
Progress Made on the Monster.
The iron work is well along, fifteen of
the twenty-five trusses of the central hall
are in place, and there is no doubt that
this contract will be completed by Aug TO-
Contractors say they will be done by that
time, and there is no reason why they
should not be. The keeping of the carpen-
try work up to the iron work is but ques-
ton of workmen. The material is all on
the ground, and when the iron work is out
of the way the building will grow as rap
idly as desired. The lathing and plaster
ing of the building can be completed with
the carpentry work, and the exterior cover
ing is all cast and ready to place All of
the other buildings under way are in such
state of progress at present that there can
be no doubt of their completion by Octos
Der. The landscape gardening is ahead of
time.
Some Exposition Curios.
The Ohio State Archaeological and His
q
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-25
One Order Sues Another.

CHICAGO, June 2b-The supreme lodge
Knights and Ladies of Honor of Ken
lucky has begun suit in the United States
circuit court against the Independent Or
der Knights and Ladies of Eonor Of Illi-
nois asking that the latter organization
be enjoined from using the name, as many
people are deceived into the belief that
they are joining the Kentucky order.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-25

10 vain the eyes are filed with light;
In vain the cheek with beauty CLOVIS,
Unless the teeth are pure and white,
Unless the breath is like the rose:
And SOZODONT alone supple
These beauties that we all so prize.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-25
Retirement of General KeIton.

WASHINGTON, June 25 The war depart
issued an order retiring Brig. Gen. j. c.
Kelton, adjutant general of the army, who
has served forty years and ste ps aside I'M
der the operation of the law. The order is
highly complimentary to the TT tired officer
and gives his services during his whole
career the most hearty praise.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-25
GRIM DEATH BUSY.
The Deadly Double Section
Train at Work.
A FATAL REAR-END COLLISION.

Nine Killed and Many Injured at Harris
burg, PA Party of Westinghouse
People Has a Narrow Escape-Making
Up Time Sends Passengers Into Eter-
nity-Fatal Cyclone in Iowa-The Tor
nado at Cuba City-Accident on a Chi
cago Cable Railway.
HARRISBURG, Pa, June GA terrible
wreck and destruction of life occurred this
morning. The western express (train No. 81
was divided into two sections. The first
section was stopped at the Dock street
crossing, in this city, on block, and soon
after it had started the engine of the sec
ond section, which seemed to be running
fast, ran into the Glen Eyre, sleeping
coach, occupied by the Westinghouse FAM
lily.
Furniture Dealer Killed.
The engine and several cars of the sec
ond section ran into the cars of the first
section, and nine persons in the latter were
killed and from thirty to forty injured. 1t
is reported that none of the Westinghouse
people were seriously injured. Among
those killed was Richard Adams, fur
niture dealer of this city He had gone to
Philadelphia with his wife, who remained
in that city.
Five Dead Bodies Found.
Five dead men were lying at the dead
house of the Pennsylvania Railroad COM
pany and several of those taken to the
Harrisburg hospital are reported to have
died. Several dead people are still in the
wreck. The doors of the hospital were
locked as soon as the injured were inside,
and the authorities refused to give out
names.
Total of Nine Dead
1t is ascertained that six were killed
eight strangers and Adams. Fifteen per-
sons are now in the hospital here, all more
or less seriously hurt. The second section
of the train was behind time and was rum
ming to make it up. The trains were tele-
scoped and the engineers and firemen of
both trains escaped unhurt.
The List of Unfortunates.
LATER.-The list of victims is partly
given below: Following Fare the identified
dead: Richard Adams, Harrisburg; Kate
Gingerich, Norristown, Pa; Mrs Uriah
Hecbriar; Daniel Mason, Hagerstown, Nd;
Rev. DIR. De Costra, Philadelphia; John
Raymond. Harrisburg; Z. NJ Wiblock,
Cleveland; E. NJ. Whitlock, Pittsburg.
Among the injured were the following:
j. n. Aitkin, baggage master, Philadel-
phia; Mary Anderson, Jersey City Heights;
George Burnett, Trenton, n. J.; Miss A.
S. Carstetter, Ickesburg, Pa; Fred Col
berg, Brooklyn, n. Y; ". T. Eastweek,
East Liberty; j. A. Fluck, Palmyra, n.
J.; W. B. Parsons, New York; Perry Lam
dis, Philadelphia; Professor Smith, Balti-
more; W. H. Wookard, porter sleeping
| car.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-25
The American Derby.
Ingalls, Starts to Europe.

WASHINGTON, June "a. - Ex-senator
Ingalls,. of Kansas, arrived in the city
Thursday afternoon. After spending
few hours with his wife, who had pre-
coded him a few days, and with his
daughter, Miss Constance, who has just
been graduated with high hoRors from the
Academy of Visitation, Georgetown, he
left for New York, whence he sailed to-
day for Europe, where he will remain a
few months.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-25

Tickets at half rates via the Burlington
route will be sold on account of the grand
annual encsmpment of the Sons of Vet
Grams 10 be held at Bushnell III. June
26 Do not fail to see this very interest
ing spectacle.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-25
Can't You Manage

To hear straight talk and some attrac-
tive music at the young mems meeting
Sunday afternoon at $50 in the Y. M.
c. A. building. G. NJ. Loosely wild
epesk on the topic "A Young Mans
Call, ond double male qusrtette will
sing. Every young man welcome.