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Plant Steamship Line.
TRT-WEEKLY.
Port Tampa, Key West and
Havana.

Lv, Port Tampa Mon, Thur. and Sat-
10 Pm
AR. Key West Tues, Fri. and Sun. at 4
m.
Ar. Havana Mon. Wed, and Sat, 6
A. NJ.
NORTH BOUND.
Lv. Havana Mon, Wed. and Sat at
12:30PM NJ.
Ar. Key West Mon, We'd, and Sat. at
7:90P. 81.
Ar. Port Tampa Tues, Thur, and SUM-,
3P.M.
Connecting at Port Tampa with West India
Fast Mail train to and from Northern and East
erD cities. For state room accommodations
apply TO F. B. ARMSTRONG, Ticket Agent,
Port Tampa.
WILBUR MCCOY, G. r. and T. A.
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Are as nothing compared with the slaughter
prices on Kohler's high art clothiug. Spring
opening to-day. Special bargains at
Kohlers. 1853 Broughton street.-Ad.
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NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.


Fine ball and bat given to-day TO every
purchaser Of boys suit Splendid bargains
in boys and youths clothing at Kohler's,
1853 BrouEhton strees.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-02
GEORGIA PoLlTIos.

Hon. Felix Corrupt Of Cave Spring, Floyd
county, will enter the race for state senator
from the Fourth senatorial district
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CentraI Railrnad rIhannaa

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business ofpse MoRNING NEWS.
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NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL. n
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. II
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SUBURBAN RAILWAYS
onandAfter FRIDAY. Nov. 6, 1897,
WINTER SCHEDULE
City tSlburbln Ry aCOass Line K 4 Co.

For Bonaventure, Thunderbolt Isle OF Hope,
Montgomery and BeaulIeu, CRY TINE
The 500 p. NJ. train leaves from Second Ave
nue. depot All other trains leave from Bolton
street depot.
For Thunderbolt $40. 1000, 1l:00 g. m, 2:30,
AGO, ESQ p. M Returning leave 6:l5, $40 a.
M. 100, $50 $40 ami $3.50 .. m.
FOR Isle of Hope $40. 1000 a. m. 1900. 6:3O
p. m. Returning, leave 500, 500 a. m, tl:20,
$3.50 p. m.
For Montgomery and Beauiieu $40. $1,000 q.
m 500 p. m Returning, 7;ao 4. M, 1880 sos
.. m.
wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays only
fSecond avenue and whitaker streets.
Trains leave Bonaventure minutes after
leaving ThunderbolN
Saturday nights train leaves city 700 p. m.
See special Sunday schedule in Sunday issue.
G. VALLEY. Supt.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-17
Co nrt cuttings.

In the circuit court yesterday afternoon
the case of John Mestorf. charged with
rape, was taken up and jury impsnneled
in the case. William McEniry, ]. NJ.
Beardsley and J. T. Kenworthy appeared
for the defense and the case was con-
tinued until this morning, when after
hearing the evidence in the case the court
instructed the jury to bring in q verdict
for the defendant which was done.
Judge Glenn yesterday granted decree
of divorce to Mary Ring from her hus-
band John Ring and another to Clarinda
Beatty from her husband, j. V. Beatty.
Judge Glenn desires all members of the
bar to be in court tomorrow morning al
9 O'Clock when the last jury trial list for
the term will be made up.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-17

they take pleasure in recommending their
succe ssor, Mr.. Arnold, as man of
energy. enterprise and integrity. in every
way worthy of the confidence and good
will which they bespeak for him.
The following real estate transfers
have been made through Reidy Bros
agency during the last few days. Theos
dore Free disposed of his property at the
corner of Seventh avenue and Twelfth
street to John Muldoon, who has lately
moved to the city from Parker. 8. D., the
consideration being 50 900. Oliver Oh
sen so his property on Seventh avenue
between Twenty first and Twenty second
streets to Meyer Rosendeld for $4,000.
and John Van Hoorbecke sold to 81. B.
Mckee a cottage located on Seventh ave-
nue. between Tenth and Eleventh streets
for 81. 800.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-17
SIDE TALK.
Evenings Council Meeting-Plats -
sewers, Etc.

Discus si0ns Attendant Upon Last
EvenIng's Council Meeting-Piat s,
sewers, Etc.
At last nights meeting of the city
council the contract for printing $40
copies Of the annual reports of the
city officers was awarded to ]. w. Pot.
ter for s45.
A recommendation permitting the lay
ing Of A temporary switch on Twenty,
fourth street to David Stephens was
adopted.
The council concurred in the recon-
mendation of the permsnentimprovement
OF Twelfth street to the city limits and
sidewalks to grade.
The plat of Barth s. Babcock's addition
to the city, lying between Seventeenth
and Tive atieth south OF Twelfth avenue,
was presented by the committee without
recomme ndstions, and considerable dis
oCssion followed, Aid. Evans favoring its
adoption as presented, while Aid. Hues-
ing protested that the plat should not be
adopted unless the petitioners straighten
Twelfth avenue. William Jackson and
81. W. Dusinberre spoke in favor of the
plat, and Ar Housings amendment that
the plat he adopted only on condition
that Twelfth avenue be Strengthened, was
lost and tie original motion Of Aid. Ev-
ans to adopt the plat prevailed unani-
mously.
The street and alley committee and
mayor were authorized to secure figures
on 10-poGnd steam roller and report at
the next meeting.
Aid. Guyer presented report from the
sewer committee on a petition for sewer
south of Thirteenth avenue. and for an
IS inch sewer on Forty-fourth street to
partially relieve the undergrade crossing.
and also for q survey for other sewers
and laterals in the upper part of the city,
including the Columbian exposition
grounds, the cost to be betrayed by
special ass ssment The report was
adopted una nimously.
Aid. Sch roeder presented revised
scale Of water rates to consumers above
600 gallons per month under the meter
measurement. 1t provides for reduc
ton to the heavy consumers, and the
same was adopted, and the ordinance
committee instructed to draft an ordi-
nance provid ing for the same.
Aid. Guyer offered an important ordi>
nance providing for the establishment of
grades at the expense of the land owners
with the acce ptance of the plsts. and such
acceptance being contingent upon these
provisions The ordinance was adopted.
Aid. Knox offered resolution looking
to the settlement Of the question of i'm
provement of Twentieth street south of
Ninth avenue either by mscsdsm or pave
msnt at the discretion of property hold
ers, and the same was adopted, after
which the council adjourned to next Mon
day evening when the appropriations will
be made.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-17
University Association
Election

Augus,aua University Association
Election.
The Augustana University association
held its first annual election last night.
The report of the board of trustees and
the treasurer was a most favorable one.
The plans presented for the university
exposition were thoroughly discussed
from every point of view, and afterwards
left over to the board and an executive
committee to further modify and carry
out. The following officers were elected.
President-Prof. G. w. FOES.
Vice presidents-C. A. Wendsll and
A G. AndeI son.
Secretary--L. D. Hawkins.
Board of trustees Prof. j. Z. Gustus
and Rev. J. Jesperson for three years,
DR.. j. w. Stewart and ]. b. Oiklesf
two year. G. A. Rosander and Alfred
Appel one year.
Executive committee TO assist ir all
matters pertaining to the exposition-J.
A Godehu. of Moline. o. P Olson. A.
G. Anderson and Prof. V. o. Peterson
To this committee was also added the
president of the association and the gem
eral manager to be elected. The COM
mittee on plans and propos ais for the ex-
position had done excellent work and
submitted a well worked out system.
The following were the committee: T..
Jacobson. Prof. ]. E. Gustus. Prof. P.
6. Sjoblom. A. G. Anderson and c. A.
Rossnder.
The association is not yet one year old,
but numbers already las members, of
which about two-thirds were present last
night, some even from outside places.
The conservatory of music will give
free musical treat in College chapel next
Friday evening.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-17
THE COLUMBIAN FOURTH.
The Committee ON Arrangements ne,
ignate sab Committees.

The Committee on Arrangements Des
ignate sab -Committees.
The committee on arrangements for the
Twin City Columbian Fourth of July
celebration met this morning 10 Moline
with Capt. M. w. Lyon in the chair and
E. H. Sleisht secretary. The committee
took hold of the work with vim, and
mapped out its plan for grand celebra.
ton on the Columbian grounds. sub, cons
mittees being appointed as follows:
Grounds, grand stand. etc,-S. s.
Davis.
Music aud bands-Will R. johnson.
Fire works-W. r. Moore.
Privileges-John Ohlw eiler.
Parade and historical fioats-M. Y.
Csdv.
Railroads and sdvertising-B. G. Kea-
tor.
Amusements-J. NJ. Beardsley.
The committee signifed its readiness to
report to the Twin City committee of 81,
and meeting will be held Friday eve-
ming.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-17
It's Excellent QUALITIES

Commend to public approval the Cali
foruia liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs.
1t is pleasing to the eye, and tc the taste
md by acting gently on the kidneys. liver
and bowels, it cleanses the system effect
ually, thereby promoting the health and
comfort o. who Use il.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-17
Ribbons
MOTH PROOF BAGS

You are probably abou, ,5i, s.
wondering how to safely kss, ~. d:
the summer your seal skin s,r,-s '-.1-a
sacque. or wooden garments ". I-a
solved the problem by ob,alpirg -'''
proof bag in two sizes: prices w. wv
ole. zoe and 6Oc no odo- cling. = :. =
ments kept in these bags a.
The sun., 1892-12-21
TIE HOMESTEAD POISONING.
Evidence Being Collected ny the Car. .eGIe
Company and an Inquest Begun.

nITTsDuEGH. Dec. 20.-The Carnegie Com
rany is gathering testimony as TO the alleged
poisoning at Homestead. Sevcra! well known
citizens o. tho village OF Craiten have tod
them their experiences. Hugh Kennedy. n
boss carpenter there. says he was n victim Of
poisoning at tn" works in September and his
weight was reduced from 100 to 12S pounds.
lie saws he still suffers He also says that I,:n
carrent"rs were sent away sick tcfore he Gavc
up. His son William was reduced from 1910 to
1iS ounds wien there. He was in led six
weeks.
pr. u. q. Foster Of Grafton was at Homestead
with the Fourteenth Regiment and treated
seycral eases from tho mill. including his own
son. He .nys: The cases treated were az.
least Doubt that poison was used in the Iiomr-
si"nh milIs. Ine diarrhnra among the troops
never saw nnything like that among: the non
union men Gilmore u. Foster. II son of Or.
Foster wa vory H. He says they had eighty
for trrnlmrnt. Dr. stephen Woods was SINH
larry affected md is still very, weak. Ills
miNtur" Of akaloid Of elaterium with Il sli.At
amount OF arsenic.
The C"roner's inquest into the doa,h of
died on last sunday nt H." Allegheny General
itosii'nl. and is supposed to have Leon VIC
esn M rs j. ana ewST
l.larhns. both Of whom had treated the man.
ment The contents Of the mans stomach
will hn analy2cd and report made on Dec.
30. when the inquest will bo resumed.
In to-lays proceedings DR.. Iarhus said: III
tho ulcers had been caused by corrosive
poison introduced at tho mouth il is strange
that the smaller intestine was not Affected
was liberated, There wore no traces oi
Coroner Mcdowell held a consultation with
Doctors Walker. Carbus. and Dunlrvy. and
Capt. A. s. Hunt. the chemist. 1t is under.
stood that matters were discussed that pointed
TO poison as the probable cause of Szinyers
DEATH
Coroner Mcdowell said tonight that he in
tends to distnter the body OF every Homestead
mill worker who may have died under cir
cumstanccs indicative OF poisoning and have
each subjected to chemical analysis.
To-day the South Side Hospital authorities
in view OF tho recent revelations as to the
alleged poisoning. notified Coroner McDowelI
Of the death at the HOSPITAL last August OF
tamts Gamipkcy. n non-union workman,
brought from the Homestead mills under cir.
cnnstances which to the authorities seem sus.
plcious and indicative OF death by poisoning.
This Coroner will have the body disinterred.
Patrick Gallagher. the missing cook. who
confessed to having been implicated in the
poisoning conspiracy. was arrested this after
noon. lie was taken to Alderman McMastel's
oilce. and after waving n hearing was com
mtted to lail. Ne further arrests or informu-
tons have been made
The sun., 1892-12-21
JOSEPH MELLOR HANGED.
lie Killed His Wife in England with a View
TO Marrying Again.

LoSDoS. Dec. 20-Joseph Mellor was hanged
at Manchester to-day for the murder Of his
wife, Mary Ann Mellor. at Oldham. in Scptem-
ber last. One day in the latter part OF Septem-
her Mr.. John Walker the owner Of Az 1lollins
road. tennnted by a man named Joseph Mel
lor had occasion to visit the house and found
it locked. Mellor. who appeared to be about
40 years o, age. had lived there with his wife.
On ooiinc through the window hlr Walkers
suspicious aroused by seeing that the
Tagged flooring had leen disturbed. lie at
once went for Police Constable Anbrook. who
lives near. and. with waterman named Booth.
they went to the house and by forcing open
the window of tho back kitchen obtained
an entrance. The first thing they dis
the centre Of the back, Kitchen floor:
The flags with which the, place was covered
had been taken up and a hole dug about the
tcrt deep. The flags had been placed at the
side o. the recently and hurrcdy dug grave
and covered with the soil brought ont. An
brook fouEd wonan's corset. and on exam
inin: it discovered that il was covered with
blood and was penetrated in several places rs
thOn.h with II knife.
ON going over tho house blood was found In
several parts Of tho Kitchen. and under the
stairs tlov discovered II wuman'S body. The
woman's throat WAS cut and there were four
stahs in the let breast. Anbrook found Melov
working. ns though nothing unusual had oc-
currct. lie took his arrest very coolly. io
murdered his wife with the view Of marrying
u young woman named Sunderland.
The sun., 1892-12-21
BROOKLYN.

lt wa, rrrorieh Yesterday that the Dennison New
YORK hhd Philadelphia railroad syndicate had secured
road.
Ihe nearing IN the two writs OF mandamus sought by
Mr. sanford IN his night against Mayor Gleason ior the
Mavorhlty OF Long Island tity was nave come he.
fore me supreme Court yesterday but has been ad-
Journed until tomorrow.
Asynicaie Of Proosyn capitalists is going to erect
abG zen story MOTEL IN tho plot or ground IN Fulton
ana Jay streets which was purchased three years ago
by y Rothschd. the mill.nc 1t will be known AZ the
Savoy. ana Will cost $1JO.OJO.
b1Fhop Mcdonnell has appointed the Rev. John A..
Woods uf 81. Vincent d" Paas Church tho pastorate
OF III" Holy Cross church IN Flatbus made vacant
ne death Of n" Rev Father UConn"ll lie has been
inc years IN the priesthood and during that perUd
haa been attached 10 ST, Vincent de lnu!s Church.
u has been discovered that the big building known
~ hrhotts stores. NJ Tie loot NJ Twtntysevcn and
twenty eighth streets which the dsastrou. nr.
CURED on saturday had been condemned by tho Bui.
hx "i'h isSl"n-rs last August hph the front and
waIls haviis been declared unsafe chief Engineer
NeNinh ma httern bremen narrowly escau.d losing
tEeir lives by the fall of of the walls
The sun., 1892-12-21
POOR MEN ROBBED.
British ToiIcrs Who Trusted Their Money
to 81 Mismunnscd Society.

to 81 Mismunnscd Society.
IoSDoS. Dec. 2O.-A meeting OF the cred
itors Of the liberator Building Society. which
failed short time ago with very heavy iabil-
tiles. was held to-day. and tho proceedings
werc very stormy. A largo number OF the
creditors mechanics. shopkeepers. and 9TH
ers who have invested the greater part OF their
small savings in the concern. and great bitter
ness is felt because OF tho apparently utter
collapse of the society. which has swept away
their savings OF many years.
ON" OF t he principal men III the society was ]:
Spencer Balfour. memhcr OF the House OF
Commons for burnley. At the meeting TODAY
It was charged by one of the creditors that Mr.:
Haliour had, sold all his property in Great
Britain and fed to Spain.
This statement caused the greatest uproar.
Mr.: Baliour's son was present at the meeting.
and when qnirt was restored he sa id that his
inthers pr3perty, lad not been sold. and that
tho elder Mr.. Ealfour was not in Spain.
several Hucstionors at once demanded to
know where he was. but to these lnterroca-
tions young Mr.. Balfour vouch snfed no reply.
TINS caused renewed confusion and. owing
to the uproar. little progress was made in
throwing light upon the affairs OF the society.
The sun., 1892-12-21
LEO XIII. AND SiTOLLI.
The Holy Father Approves or tho Action OF
the American Bishops.

ROME. Dec. 2O.-Archbishop Satolli has sent
to Cardinal Rampola an important letter con-
tanning the two decisions and report OF pro-
ceedinEs of tho American Bishops Confer
ence. Rampolla has replied. expressing tho
popes satisfaction with tho communication.
and giving further instructions regarding
Satoll's mission to the United States. high
Church authority says that the Vatican Is well
pleased with tho decisions OF the Conference
on scholastic questions. considering them at
onco moderate and tending to union and
peace. This satisfaction is all the more lively
seeing that the resol utions are In harmony with
Tho precise instructions given by tho I'ope to
Satoli The nope would have opposed abso-
lutely any result Of the Conference tending TO
hamper his policy OF paciilcation or to encour.
age diSs, sion betweon American sentiment
and tho Episcopate. between religion and the
THIS high authority adds: ~" read In the
American papors a statement to the effect that
Arrhhishop, Snt"lli has received from tome
pending between the Bishops and tho priests.
This, secret las been opportunely divulgcd:
SGto!li. before leaving Kome. was furnished
with this power and invested with other
The Holy Father. in thus acting. has desired
that the Sat9lli mission shall contribute I" the
normal de,elopment OF the Church rnd to tho
peace and prosperity OF the young American
The American Church now adopts tho
Gently pronounced by the Congregation OF the
propaGa nda. and American Catholicism hence-
forth possesses n complete charter. Arch
continued and tho Episcopate has crowned.
Tho Holy Sco approves entirely the proceed
inGs of the American bishops VINO seek to
draw closer Church aud state. tho republic
and religion: to accentuate national un ica-
ton md the Tranquil cooperation OF all tho
constituted powers
Although the date of tho Consistory ia not
yet fixed. it is probable il will take place soon
~ - IDlp SpDt q.
,lipnl,. q, yp rin Archhislops
The sun., 1892-12-21
A Republican Setback In wyoming.

CHEYENNE. Dec. 2O.-Another victory wes
gained by the Democrats in the Supreme
Court here to-day. The Republicans had
called upon them to include the Governor in
the rnandamus proceedings. This was done
to complicate tho case and in the hope OF dis
concerning the Democrats by forcing them to
recognize Barker or make a fight at court for
Osborne tho rightful Governor. kent out Of
Office by the Warren Senatorial contest. Tho
Court decided that the Governor need not he
PARTY to suit against the State Canvassing
Board.
The Republicans tomorrow will offer do
murrer cnimin: that the mandamus peti-
TONERS are not entitled to the relief that they
ask: II Is tho belief that this will be the last
cay he heard on its merits. 1t will then be do
cded whether n County Canvussing Board
consists Of three men or one.
The sun., 1892-12-21
PREACHING ISLAM HERE.
Money Raised In India TO Spread MOhnu
mechanism In America.


BOMBAY Dec 2O.-Alexander Russell Webb.
who recently resigned his Office as United
States Consul at Manila TO preach Islam. Is
now at Hvderabad soliciting contributions to
a fund to be spent in sending Islamite mis-
sionares to the United States. 1le is having
immense success.
BY few days work in this city he secured
10000 rurees for his work. and in Calcutta
and Rangoon 10000 rupees. In Hyderabad
the subscriptions OF tho Mohammedans al
ready amount to more han 23,OOO rupees. 70
VIII use much OF the money secured IN lnula
10 establish lSlnmite newSpa pers ana lecture
courses in American cities. He will also pub
liSi, II new translation of the Koran
Mr. Webb says that lie Was converted 10 Is
lam by careful study OF the Koran az ana stIh ths
during h,s leisure hours in Mania. lie has
TeisG,Gd,he is sayso devote the remalnhdeT 1i ms
states ,ho truo religion and endeayoring ia
convert ~ manyn POSSIBLE from their present
falls" holief. Tho Western world. he says. Is
Waltln. TO he Isamineu
The sun., 1892-12-21

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Dec. 20.-Adlai j. Stoven-
son and partv reached here at 10 o'clock this
morning. The train was six hours late on ac-
count Of the wreck OF freight train. Tho
party was met at the station by Gov Jones
and the following committee from Admissions
James Noble. Mayor. j. 7. Knight. and NAL
lory Reynolds.
The private car was quickly attached to a
special engine and left for Annston.. which
was reached ut noon. There was no demon
stration here. Mr.. Stevenson shook hands
with nll who could reach him. Tho reception
al Admission was enthusiastic.
The sun., 1892-12-21
EU JERSEY

GOV Ahnr.' arpDiut ed vest erday Edward r. Sfan,oQ
rNIur uf Iioyukrn. to the Office OF Sheriff of HuisoA
,ouuty, 20 succeed the late John J. McFhilhp..
school chi'Iren under the ice ~ Van Bvrroms IN III
p,n! at ua.!ani On Monday. Foul play Is suspected.
Mr.. John W MackAy has again sent over tho Com
ccial cables his Christmas and New Years greetings
10 the stan On the line. accompanied by aChrsimas
box in the shape of order FOR tho payment OF an
extra half months salary.
Estella Davis tho young woman who was arrested
upon complaint OF Frank V. liawley tho theAtrlcA!
manager, OF 10 LINDEN avenue. jersey CITY, charges
with obtaining money by the use OF his name. wAs
discharged from custody yesterday.
Herman Buuger the German fire. tght handler on the
Bremen steamship docss in lioboh ci who has been IN
trial for DAYS in the oyer and Iermner Court IN
Jersey city for tho murder OF his foreman JO N ped
rickson on july ~ was acquitted yesterday. Ie IIFy
found that he acted IN self Ieienrr-