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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-03-04

CS9- We would incorporate one clause IN
the Constitution OF the Dem cratic party,
nrd that would bc t, this effect: "No
candidate for Office. CT any person holl ling
any Federal, State or County cfcc shall he
Il member Of the State Executive Committee. '
majority of The present Executive CON-
mittee arc ofice-ho'dcrs, ard Tho powers
they have assumed TO con!"Ha thcms ,lves
and the faction OF the democrat { parry thcy
represent III Ollie, amounts T. nothing more
nor less than tarc'sced uSur!atirn, and is
p'a'nly suhversiy' of the long established
us'gIs and universal Y acknowledged princi
pes Of The democratic parry.
Under every circumstance in the co,duc.
u"n Of our poliieal affairs. the People act
according TO their honesty conceived uui,..
ions of what i ri :ht and fair. AMI We arc
gricvon> V miStlkcn i'll them. # thy would
sanction "r uphold any men or any means
that Sav"rei Of political tr.ckery acd un-
democmic practices in elections,
one" allow the precedent TO be established
that ihc state Executive committee has the
power To con'rrl the organization of the
'ointy and township clubs, IA the present
State committee has assumed, snd a more
compile Z. more arbira V. and = more
powerful ring COLL no! b. formed {, bam-
boozlc the pc pie and keep a certain line of
o!hcia con'inuou ~ in Office tLan would le
t rmcd within ilrt body. Thai, We say. is
the irclioi he pr, cit oil .c.ho ling SIZE
Executive committee.
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SUDDENLY \ MILLIoSAIRr.-C Chicago, Feb.
2i.-N Crcdc. Colo, special says As
PraspcC:or Brandt was W rxing over the
Batchcl!or mountains lie sumblci upon q
fni which raised HIM in n moment from
comparative poverty To opnlcncc. His fud
was II cavern, the roof of which was vauted
and hanging with staltc ties which showci
or pp.Ugs of pure silver oIe runnins SIC, 900
the ipn. Thi' chamber is % feet w;dc.
POO long, and contains enough ore Oh the
su face TO make Brandt Il millionaire
Besides the silver, the cavern contains
utensils, skeletons. and rcmlinS, evidently
those of ciitr dwellcrS, but The antidu,rian
discovery is lost in interest in the pncn rnc
nal silver f"I. H',ndt rcpnrtcd the find
here AMI the people went Wild. Hundred,
left for tho cltl dwcllcr claim, rs il is Gale
al once. Bran IL was offered 500 .0OD cash
for the claim by syndicate Of capitalists
but he refused,
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a DEAD CHiLp's MornER CowniDEs 1uE
DocroR oR.-Cha'tanooga, Feb. 2l.-A highly
exciting and scnsa iona! scene occurr, d ABOUT
noon to day on Market street III iront of
Rawling drug store, when Dr. W. G. Townes
was attacked by John Nalbstadt AMI wife.
The woman wiai1cd a cowhiIe, slrikin 4;
the doctor several times Over the head.
The parents charge that Dr.. rowae5 kill
el their child by giving improper medicines.
Two other physicians were cd in while
the case was in charge Of Townes and attend
ed to the Chilli
The mother was crazed with grief an
hystercal when the attack was maic to.
day. DIR. Towncs i, one of Chat'ano gas
most prominent aai respect lbl, phys cians
and professor in chemistry in the Chatta-
norgt Medical college.
The police arrested the parties and they
gave ,nl.- .4Hdntl JourRM
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SnlLOu's CoNSvMrrIoS CuRr.-This is
beyond question the most successful Cough
Mciiclnc wc haze ever Id. a few doses
Invariably cure tn worst cases Of Couch,
Group and BrOnChit :, viii L its wonderful
success in the cure OF Consumption is with
out para lei III tac history of medic ne
Since its first discovery it hiss been ld on q
gua"an'ce, u test which no other me iicne
can stand. IL you have cough we ear
ncstly ask you to try it Price lOc SOC and
81, lfyour lungs are sore. chest, or back
lame use Shilohs Porous Plaster Sold hy
H. H. Smith Il Co.
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LITTLE Girls EXPERIENCE IS 4 LIGur-
noU>E.-Mr. and Mrs Loren Prescott nre
keepers Of he Government Lighthous a, Sand
Hca II, Mich, and are blessed with "A dnuoh.
ter, four years old. Las. Ayri! she was
taken down with Mcts g., followed with a
drc'rifhi Cough and turning m'o Fever.
Doctor> nj nome AMI Detroit treated her. but
III VAN, Sic grew rsc rup:dly, until shc
was amcrc "handflil Of bones Then she
tried Dr.. Kings New Discovery and after
Tie use Of Two AMI bali bottles. WINS com.
picteiy car, d. TIcy say d.. Kings New
Discovery Is wort It's weight in COLL. vet
YOU may gel tria' bottle free II, IL r p.ss,'s
Drug s orJ.
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tTIA JANE feo. -'.-i"e PfehminHry
"eN'ns u I"e c,sE against '"lI w h'cn
ell ''f dis' o.h- F,is'"> meeting
Gam u! "F'o.e '0"n "'-e' h,'!" lE'a'
justice al Ih!'H' I'>' RI! 4'!. lIe "I.cSA-
Noa "Ai The proof ~ 'si.rta.y set forta
t"H' INC ueien'aa' came Ilon the Ghurch
srcpnis Il = rsu'eh' o" 'ne 'r'ru SAP
'n oS - iA 'H' "APree"
T',.,I,,a, ,I,,. -'. ''' e'' -
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,"h! :, ra1,..i =, ~. 80" ''' '.'',''''s
r,o, ,i,. r,',.,,, 49,. ,,, i".,i,, 49,
- = .'I ''i'
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r,Irn, ,,'., f.,.,'0. 49,"
yard, in the re>encc Of the ladies' and
chll iren assembled. HE fc:cn ian', how
,n. ,I,ot J,v L,u nns ,.y,., ,,,nn ,La.,.
,;u.. nor b.,, j.. mo r,.,u - Of H. =
n-,.acutor
rhc cnurt ,ulcl ,.., .. ,io j,,,r,,,,.o
h, moi taken rl,c. Il, /. l.. t,c Su,,I,v .rhnoI
n,. o..,u,liv .,,r,c.!,, ,,.,..hr, ,. ,..,
il,.l -, IN. I,ns,
nr,'rrlig,ous mcct,.,,' w,,nin ,mo n,.,,,;n,,
f,l,c si,tr,o ouL ,i,. c,sc vos I;..h.,r,,ni7
Sn,,, xccks A., ,n,nr;,n w,. m,,J, o, :.
! i.,.r,c.crl r,yr nL:,, r.oc. Io,w..,, Lor,,
onI Smiths Ford rh. s,ma h,s bn.n
| r.fnrr.,l t,t,c S,.ss,,,s c,uy, hv ~ / n.r
| ~. Tr;.l .ns,icc vas
| ~ :, mu.t Ln Jon,. ,uyh,,v o,r rc,a,,s
! wlv please cDs$ -ilic Ei.ror for not publish
| ing ourTctlcr last week. We sen, !, il, nm
,.!mg, i,.i ui .Uu sc hv II have II : WAY nh IN,
| il ANYHOW.
Last week one Of Mrs. Noy's hens l,iJ an
err with a pcrIc I raised letter ..C'' On orp
,nl ,f ~, h.,,,. f,unl ~, .,,, ,.o, ..r . -.
able 10 iui,rrv,, IN. "w,iriu~ un,n Tho v,II"
ar tell whether II is n threat or n promise
she has made. Itnnthinr happeus ", will
leave Il with ia. Elitor next week whore
his iclinuuru,s and others intrrcs.,I in ,i.
welfare can cal. and see It for themselves
In that case the 'C on The egg, means
casH' ot course hhiroE.)
PERHAPS the nc1 ho, zone in.o u.,io,,I
politics nul declared her.clr for rlov.I,,I
Mr. Jas. Mosclv. cho has been N Ark,r.
s,s I'm. g., ,,,rl,r y,nr, L, ,a,,, -. "A'' "
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MONEY WANTED.

Our necessities demand Cash every dny
while our subscription books disclose 60 per
cent. Of our sub'cribers in arrears. We
want money badly. Perhaps you cnnnot
pay all you owe us, although it is very
small amount for each, hut you surrey can
pay half, and that will help until money is
easier with ali of US. WE MUST COLLECT.
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GRe 3UeeRly union Qilnes
r. M. STOKES, Editor
Friday, March 4, 1892.
sUBsCRIPTyON, 81 90 PER ANNU.
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The L. y. will be opened for business
from \ A NJ - &C =. Va.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for business from . A. NJ. to 4 L. NJ.
The Northern aud Southern mails will
clos, at Z. NJ. Mail will be taken from,
the street boxes Mt l2.45.
Any inattention or irregularities should
re reported promptly to the p. NJ.
&c. HUNTER, L. NJ.
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bsll- Our good and efficient County Clerk,
j. II. Mckissick, informs US that he has
received copies CT the Acts of the last Lcgis-
laturo, for distribution to the County officers,
and requests us to notify Trial Justices to
call on him for them.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-03-04

BUCKLES AHNIcl SNLVE The best SaIyc
IN the world Tor Cuts. Bruises. Sores. Ulcers.
"'it hncum' Fever Sores. letter, Chappei
nah"s' 'hiIh'hIn' 'orns and Ill Skin Erup-
uoHS' ana positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t Is guaranteed 10 give perfect
sItisiacil1u, or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by T. F. pcscy,
April 10.
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EsS- We hope our good people will moi
forget that Rev. n. J. Holmes, one Of the
most eloquent AMI jealous Presbyterian
Ministers in this State, will preach in the
Presbyterian church tonight, md continue
to hold preparatory services tomorrow
and with the Pastor will administer the
sacred ordinance of the Lords Supper on
Sunday morning.
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ESS- II gives us pleasure to publish and

EsS- II gives us pleasure to publish and
fully endorse The foiIo"ing compliment TO
DR.. G. Y. Moore, who's. wor:h was rccng-
IL &c bya'l in sh's cnmmunity, while he
hal charge of pr. b. +. rosey's Drug Store ::
One of the mot popular gentlemen who
have recently located in E,herton and gone
into business il DR.. 6. Y. Moore. OF the Ncw
pru. Store, on Long Block lie has ,ucccc |.
ri IN the hort time hc ms been here in
gaininG the Z oi .: inion of Al! Classes. and
Is bound - dJ n glol business -E!rri,,.
Gd . fIg-,t's.
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List OF Letters

Remaining in the rostoRcc at Union for
the week ending March lrh, 1892
Nc. Charlie w. Jones. Miss iIcnricti, Sr!;,te
Mrs" Matte Lawson, Miss Ka' Sanders.
I Il Reynolds, II L lounyj
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say itadvcrtiscd, and will bc require
TO pay one cent for their delivery.
e. HUNTER, p. NJ.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-03-04

SHILOH 5 CATARRn REMEUY.-A marvellous
cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Cankcr molth,
and lie hachc. With each b,ttc there is an
ingenious nasal injector for The more suc-
ccssiul treatment of these comp aiuts with
out extra charge, Price soc. Sod by If.
X. Smith s. Co.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-03-04

ANSWER THIS QUESTION, Why do so many
people we see around Il, seem TO prefer TO
suffer and he made mis- rable Ivy Indigestion.
Constipation, Dizziness !.oaH uf hpp,t,c.
Z. ain ~ OF the food. Yellow skin. when
Tor - cen We wi | sell them Shilohs Vi a
nzcr, 'ur'"n'crd to cure them. Sold by
". X. Smith & Co.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-03-04

BGT" We had u 2i-hours steady, hard
and cold rain, from Saturday night TO Sun
day night last.
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Dsp- While many Of our Correspondents
woull like to see few farmers cast their
nets about tho loating corners Of this town.
They would catch number Of nble-h"dicd
coorcd hands, from Il to 81 years old, who
''have no visible means of support and
couli well be spared f:om this community.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-03-04

T'me is not oney bat u bal deLt, for it
will run till teInity.
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Gs1- Many persons are afflicted with Of
fcnsivc feet, which the most frequent wash
few days ago in conversation with friends
about he matter. they toli us that they
knew. personally, number uf cases that
had been curcl 10y putting tablespoonful
of "lieuscho Il Ammona' in Il gallon OF
water and Washing the feet or body with il a
few nights h fore going Ia bel. The Am.
ruonii can bc obtained at the Drug Store.
AMI il very cheap.
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C.7Gesyouienc: + the uuion TINS.
News From North Paco,e.

Eta JANE, Feb. 2".-lhe preliminary
ue,r.uC y: the c,s- against John ". Mitch
ell. i.r disturbing =, lisipu> meeting
came "a? before John i. cage. E>q., Tria.
Justice. u, Union. la>s Fril,y. Tue al!cga-
ioa ant The proof Substantially set forIa
IlAi the defendant clne LrOl the church
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For the TINES

LOOKING AHEAD.
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Per ort Of tho Expert on tho Union Shortages

W VI III T.1EkN, NTINTT TIIdW-
A. j.. GONZALEZ, Secretary.
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Very respectfully,
LEONARD WILLIAMS.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-09-17
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMs.

| Northwestern elevators have decided to
refuse hereafter to give out information
| regarding stocks on hand. They claim
that the information has been misused.
Obituary: At Frankfort, Germany,
Major General Freiherr Won Meersch cid
Huellessem, aged 61. At Grinnell, Ia,
| Dr. J II. Mullen. At Milwaukee, Wis,
Mrs. Annette Ladd, wife of DIR. Ladd,
| aged 80.
Mrs. Annie Cherney was arrested at Ke-
| waunee, Wis, and lodged in Jail, charged
| with poisoning her husband.
Emanuel Fist, who was deputy under
| Treasurer Paul. of Adams county, Neb,
has been acquitted of the charge of COM
| plicity in the embeZzlement of S54, 600 by
| the latter.
An employe of the Kansas City branch
of the Jarvis-Conklin Mortgage company
is alleged to have fled to Europe, leaving a
deficit of from $4,000 to 81, 900 in his ac-
counts.
a sidewalk in Columbus, O., upon which
| large crowd had congregated to watch a
street fakir, gave way, precipitating fifty
people or more into the excavation beneath.
Five persons sustained injuries that are
likely to prove fatal.
Mary Ann Hall, a Manchester (England)
midwife, has been arrested on the charge
of wholesale infanticide.
II. II. Irwin, formerly of the Howe Scale
company, who was reported having
mysteriously disappeared from Minneap-
oils, has returned from business trip all
right.
The ferry boat South Brooklyn struck a
rock and soon afterward sank in her slip
at New York. No one was injured.
Thol. Fellows, of Mason City, Ia, was
driving his wife, mother, and two children
over a bridge when the wagon went down
an embankment, fatally injuring his
mother and one child and badly wounding
his wife and the other child.
General Thomas Watts, who was gov
ernor of Alabama during the war and at
one time representative in congress- died
at Montgomery.
An exciting chase of a fire took place at
Chicago. A load of hay caught fire and
went tearing through the streets behinh
a pair of frightened horses, with a chem
ical fire engine in hot pursuit. The chem
ical caught up and extinguished the fire
just before it reached the driver
Mason Helm bold, son, so it is said, of
"Buchu" Helmbold, of Philadelphia, is in
Jail at London for passing himself off as
the duke of Teck, and thereby swindling
a bank. He has done time in Sing Sing
and several European prisons, and is
thought to be insane.
The latest scene of the stage robbers
operations is Maine, where a stage was
robbed and skirmish had with the rob-
bers, who got away.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-09-17
MRS. HARRlsoN's CONDITION.
A Slight Improvement, But Death Still
Hovers Around.

A Slight Improvement, But Death Still
Hovers Around.
LOON LAKE HOUSE, n. Y, Sept. IL
General condition may be said to be i'm
proved" said Dr. Doughty yesterday just
after an examination of Mrs. Harrison.
"Her condition is slightly improved, but
is still critical" wired Private Secretary
Halford to those who sent anxious in
quiries during the day concerning the
mistress of the White House. The condi-
tion of Mrs Harrison is summed in nut
shell in two sentences.
Another OFsi ..tion Performed
The physicians went to the Harrison cot
tage about IL o'clock Il. M, and remained
with Mrs. Harrison nearly two hours.
They found an operation necessary to re-
lieve the patient of the water in the chest.
While they were making their examina-
ton the president and members of his
party awaited the result with much anx-
iety Each person felt that something
definite as to the chances for Mrs. Harri-
sons recovery might be made known to
them when the physicians had concluded.
DIR. ghty's Statement. -
After making full statement of what
had been done and observed at the con-
sultatlon Dr. Doughty said: "From this
statement il will be seen that Mrs. Harri-
son has improved in some slight degree,
but that she is still in most critical con-
dition. She is by no means on the road
to recovery, but danger of death is not so
imminent as it was few days ago. Her
fate is hanging in the balance. The ply
sicians will make no predictions concern
ing her chances for recovery"
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-09-17
MORTON TO ACT FOR HARRISON.
The Vic @ President VIII Help Garry Out
the G. A. H. Programme.

The Vic President Will Help Garry Out
the G. A. Il. Programme.
WASHINGTON, Sept 17.-Chairman Ed
son, of the local committee on arrange
ments, yesterday received the following
despatch from Vice President Morton,
who is at his country place, Rhine Cliff,
N. Y: "Will leave for Washington to-
morrow or Sunday and will holdmyseH in
readiness for any required duty during the
encampment." This prompt response in
sures the carrying out of the programme
as arranged. Mr.. Morton, as far as:possible,
will endeavor to take the presidents
place. Adjudant General Phister. Gen
eral Palmer's right hand man, arrived in
this city yesterday and is engaged in look
ing after the various details preparatory
to the arrival Of General Palmer, which
will be on Sunday.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-09-17
VIII Defect 1t Around Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept 11.-At conference of
health officials and the mayor yesterday
measures for preventing through immi-
grant travel from entering the city were
discussed. 1t was decided that if the CO.
operation of the railroads can be secured,
n distributing depot will be established on
one of the belt lines, that all immi-
grants not bound for Chicago can be
carried around the city.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-09-17
PANIC AT THE TREASURY.
The Foolish Fears of Employees of the
Supervising Architect

The Foolish Fears of Employees of the
Supervising Architect
WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.-At the treasury
depar: ment Thursday the average human
fear of pestilence, even when there is no
danger, was shown in a striking and
ludicrous manner. One of the draughts-
men in the office of the supervising archi-
test returned to his desk, having just ar
rived from Europe, where he had spent his
vacation. He had not sailed from any in
fected port, there was sickness aboard
the ship which lie returned, and she
was permitted TO land her passengers with
out delay after only the usual examina-
ton.
Facts Don't Count With Them.
These facts were all known to the
i-aughtsman's associates, but they
Teighed not feather against the one
other fact that he had just come from
Euro:'s, in some part of which the cholera
was raging and they declined to remain at
work if he were permitted TO resume his
place among them. The upshot of the
whole matter was tina. the recently re-
turned traveller consented to retire until
such time as the feelings of his fellow
workmen would not be unduly shocked
by his presence among them.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-09-17
THE VERY LATEST.
H..vv Fire I'm tn. Nav Yard..

BROOKLYN. Sept. l7.-Fire in the navy
yards this morning caused q loss of half
a million dollars. 1t broke out in the
machine shop extension, where it was
stopped. The machinery of the new
cruiser. Cincinnati. was destroyed.
A Sensation in Court.
CHICAGO. Sept. 17.-Justice WOodman
created big sensation by announcing in
his court today that NJ. G. Mcdonald had
endeavored by improper means, to inf1u-
ence his decision in the Garfield Park
rasaa.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-09-17
National Salty First.

WASHINGTON, Sep 17.-Attorney Gen.
eral Miller has approved opinion writ
ten by Solicitor General Al6rich, in which
1t Is held that the national government
has the power. regardless of state laws. to
absolutely exclude immigrants from this
country in case of an emergency like the
present cholera visitation, the obligation
and duty of the government to protect the
people from great calamities being para
mount to everything else.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-09-17
The Dalton Gang Not Captured.

Ell PAso, Tex, Sept. 1.-THE reported
capture of the Dalton brothers is probably
without foundation. Ex-Governor Ross,
of New Mexico, telegraphs from Deming
that nothing had developed to justify the
report, and as far as he has been able to
learn the Dalton brothers and their gang
of train robbers have not been seen in the
territory. Similar kilograms have been
received from various points in New
Mexico
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-09-17
FAIR DECORATION.
An Illinois Woman Artist Gets
Contract.
FIVE THOUSAND FOR TWO ROOMS

How the Library and Reception Rooms
I'm the Illinois Building Will BE Beau
tifed-A Rockford Club Undertakes u
Praiseworthy Work-Novel Exhibit
From Alaska-Carving by n Native of
Seward's Purchase-Au Unintelligible
Design.
Cr-ICAGo, Sept. 1.-THE contest between
woh: en artists for the honor of decorating
the woman's library and reception room
of the Illinois building at the Worlds fair
came to an end yesterday afternoon. Miss
Ida j. Burgess, n Chicago artist, was given
the contract. She will get S., 900 for dec
Grating the two rooms. Members of the
board are delighted with her designs, and
believe that their section of the building
will bear comparison with any decorative
work on the grounds. Miss Burgess de-
sign is of the style of the Italian renais-
sance-the color scheme in ivory, white,
and gold, with wall tints of pale green.
Other Decorative Features.
The handsomer features of this exhibit
will be the frieZe in the reception room
and the library furnishings. Wood carv-
ing will form part of the interior decora-
tion, being used in two mantels in the
library and IN the furniture. Abundant
opportunity Will De gwen TO the women
of the state in making fine tapestries and
hangings for these rooms. Among the
most prominent features of the library
decoration will be five medallion heads of
promine mt Illinois women. They will rest
on the book cases. Miss Burgess will be
assisted in the work of decorate ng these
rooms by other capable women artists Of
Illinois.
Attendance of Working Women.
l., Il, l. ID
lied a few months ago by member Of the
Illinois Woman's board, has undertaken a
task for which the members certainly de-
serve praise. The club has raised $500 for
stock in the woman's dormitory, and will
use the fund in sending working women
of Winnebago county to the fair. AT the
rate to be charged for lodging in this dor
mitory about /, 300 women could attend
the fair one day. OF course the number
from Winnebago county will be less than
that, which means that those who are sent
by the club can remain longer.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-09-17
Huch O'DonnelI in .JaiI

PITTsBURG, Sept. 17.-Hugh O'Donneli,
of Homestead, was arrested yesterday on
the charge of the murder of Detective
Klein. He was committed to Jail. His
application for release on bail will be heard
In criminal court today
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-09-17
The Opposition in Alabama.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. 1.-THE con-
vention of Democrats. Populists, and Re-
publicans to combine against the straight
Democracy in this state for the defeat of
Cleveland adopted a platform the princi-
Piles of which are a demand for free vote
and fair count, and opposing the cleo
tion of Cleveland. Full state and electoral
tickets were nominated
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-09-17
On the Base Ball Diam ond.

CHICAGO, Sept. 17.-Following are the
base ball records made by League clubs
yesterday: At Washington-Chicag 8,
Washington 9; at Philadelphia-St. Louis
4, Philadelphia at MISUNDERSTANDING
5, Baltimore g; at New York-Cleveland
TO- New York 9; at Brooklyn-Louisville 2,
Brooklyn 4; at Boston-Cincinnati 2,
Boston l.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-09-17

Washington, D. c., and Return.
For the G. A. r. national encamp pine Mt
the G , R. 1 s. P will sell tickets Sept.
18th 10 Goth inclusive. good 10 return up
to Oct. 10th fer less than one fare for
round trip F. n. PLUMMER, Aet.