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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
HAS JAMES O'NEILL KILLED HIMSELPp

The body OF a man, who Is supposed 10 have com
mited suicide found in the Inckonsack River last
night. 1t was floating about mile and a half from
the Snake Hi renitentary. From papers in one Of
his pockets the body Is supposed TO be that James
O'Neill. OF No. 362 West Fifty h.rd-st this city
He had a membership card OF the International Hotel
Walters Association. made out for that name and
adaress. The body we'll dressed. There was but
8 cents In the pockets. letter addressed his
m0tncr was also found. II had Il the address
No. GA West Thirty -sixtb-st.. New York. 1t
written Of the letter heads Of the Windsor
4otel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
PRESIDENT mUGHIrr NOT TO BE ARBITRATOR.

Chicago, May 27.-Thc rates which the Atciison
nounced would be PIT into effect from Colorado on
Monday will be held In allegiance until Thursday.
Thi, delay granted by the Atchison in order
to give the Burlington, Rock Island and other West
crn road. chance to harmonic matters among them
selves il they President lInghitt. OF the North
western declined to-day To act arbitrator OF the
differences between the Atchison and other roads.
His refusal was based upon the fact that the North
western directly interested in the points at Issue
President Gable. Of the Rock Island. said tonight
thnt nothing had been done toward selecting an
arbitrator in place Of Mr.. ughtt. and the passenger
agent, on Monday will resume their conference where
they left oil Friday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
TIE UEITHER REPORT.

TROUGH OF Low PRESSURE IN THE WEST.
Washington Nav "a trough OF low pressure EXTENDS
rom Aloua through Tennessee and IN" lower lake region
. ,t. moth of Mo. t,na An area Of high pressure Is
Genital I'm the extreme nuN. second OK the Nova
-,o, coast and third IN Wyoming Rain has la''h
In t,. Middle Mississippi Valley. tn LAKE gons anu
on the Atlantic (oa't except In Florida ana NAM ,"
r,fur, ha- reen IN the Northwest ha ia'n i"l
rr>n. "a IA, Midilr atlantic Coast. and has remained
nearly stationary elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28

Dr. Hollifield replied that he had rot re-
ficcted upon the Christian character of the mem
bers OF this Church. A,..
Judcc Cutcheon of Detroit: Dr. Brooks, OF st:
Louis: DIR. Kctcham of planfcld. N,.J., and
President Warfcll. of Lafayette rolegr' were
Amounted TO cali upon President Cleveland with
rafprnnce 10 the Citary law. In the :dternoor
= brief business session was held. after which
many of the commissioners were driven to Ar
lington and the Soldiers Home In charge oil thc
Committee on Excursions 1900
In the evening another business session was
held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
. MINISTER'S PES sIMIsTIC REPORT.

Monmouth H. May 27.-ln presenting partial re-
mort Oh Reform" Tn, United Presbyterian Assembly,
this morning. the Rev Dr. j. ROBINSON 81 -in' oH'hA'
sald that crime was on the increase. that W" are
nation NJ sabbath decorators lcgazcd 10y the action
OF Government; that the Worlds Fair gates VIII b
opened on sunday because the Government l. power
less 10 prevent II. lie thought that the dep"TaOi'
condition of the country caused by Inc lack Oh
interest manifested among the Christian people lie
ent aimed that the professors of religion were not
united, they neither worked nor voted "a they prayed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
tBRCSTED FOR SHOPLTTTTNy.

Margaret Johnson, thirty years old, If No. .ii
Vest NJ humid. rd thirty seventh st while shopping
In Wilson's jew.lry store. ut Broadway aud Thirty
iourihs,. last night, slipped diamond scarf pin
valued AT $l7 into her glove, aud walked out without
paving Tor II. She arrested. The pin WAS found
n her glove. when she WAS searched at the West
Ihrtleth. 81. stauOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TODAY.

For Maine showc's; s,Nhca-t winds
For Vermont. Ncw.IIlmp,hirr Massachusetts, hhoue
Island Connecticut Ea~'cin Ncw.lork fair; signify
except the south Nc"'Enelana coast "i''u
becoming westerly.
For D,t.ict Of Columbia, Eastern Pennsylvania New
Jersey Drlwarc and Maryland, fair; winds becoming
nOIthwcstcfy.
For West Virginia. Western PcnnSylNenia western
NovYotk aud ONO. fair winds becoming south"e trly
For Indiana and Illinois, generally fair slowly rising
t..u.. uMlIh Winds, L.cnMlns Nlrubo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In thl, daglam a continuous white line shows the
change, In pressure indicated by The Trhunc> sefr"-
,oldg barometer. the broken lin" represent, the tenn
rcratuIe ~ observed at pcrry's Pharmacy.
Tribune once. Nav IS / n. m.Thc weather Yesterday
VA, coo, and cloudy with .cusional sprinkle, Of ia!n
The cnpcrltur, ranged between 80 and IS degrees the
average 90, being ~ lower than the corresponding
day last year aud is. lower than Friday.
In and this citY TO-DAY tnctr VIII probably be-
fair and slightly warner weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
ParaS0IS and
Sun Umbrellas.

500 NAVY BLUE SUN UMBRELLAS WITH
PARAGON FRAME. CASE AND TAssEIS.
NATURAL STICKS AND DRESDEN BALLS,
"a INCH sl49: 20 INCH....... ..............
THESE ARE EXCEPTIONAL VALUES.
900 ALL-PCRE SILK BLACK LAVANTlNE,
MOUNTED on FINE NATURAL AND
BLACK STICKS. ADAPTED FOR Sun OR
800 LADIES, OR MEMS RAIN UMBRELLAS,
WITH FINE NATURAL STICKS, LOOPS.
TWISTS BULBS. AND CROOKS. Is INCH. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
Wash Dress Goods
AT REDUCED PRICES.

AT REDUCED PRICES.
PRINTED SWISS MUSLIN IN PEACTIFUI.
FLORAL DESIGNS. FROM TWO TO FIVE
COLORS. HAVE BEEN 24c., NOW OF.
FERED Al.
FINEST IMPORTED SCOTCH ZEPHYRS, IN
CHECKS. PLAIDS. BROCADES, AND
SATIN STRIPES, REDUCED TO..-........
FINEST QUALITY DOTTED SWISS, INTER.
SPERSED WITH NEAT FLORAL COLOR.
ING. OF THE NEWEST COMBINATIONS.
HAVE BEEN nc, now OFFERED AT.
FRENCH FOCLARD SATINS, EEST IMTORT.
ED LIGHT AND DARK GROUNDS, HAVE
EEkN 3ic AND 3D., NOW GOING At.
LACE STRIPED LAWN, VERY NEAT PAT.
TERMS, HAVE BEEN PIC, NOW OFFERED
Al
IMPERIAL CORDS, 81 INCHES WIDE,
OMERE EFFECTS. THE "a. QUALITY.
AT
SOFT FINISHED CAMBRICS AND CHAL-
LIES. AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF COL.
OKINGs, REDUCED FROM lie. To-.
TENNIS STRIPES AND OUTING CLOTHS,
Ina STRIPES AND CURES, 15c AND
Isc. QUALITIES. AT.............."..."."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
READING REIIiBlIITArlON PLAN ADOPTED.

Philadelphia May 27.-Thc board Of managers Of
the 'Pdlad lphia and Reading Railroad til, after
noon adopted the plan to rchabilitate the com
paiy by issun- so OOO.C0) OF cclntcigl trust per
cent bonds Pledges for $--O0o,o>o Of tie bonds
have been secured. an the remainder Of the issue
will remain in the treasury 70 b" uS"G for Improve"
ments. Tnc plan will be- officially given ont Men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
EVANGELICAL LurlIERANs CONSIDER MISSIONS

Ph.lade phia. May 27.-The redi''rc'ihG OF confer
ences was again discussed in the Evangelical Lu'h'''"
Minister,um to-day. but no conclusion was reached.
Tho Ninistcrium Instructed the Lcg ,a,ivc Committee
"a appoint one or more superintendent OF MISSIONS
and then postponed further business for the puiprSc
of Mstening TO address on missions Dy lAe Kew
a P:ISsayaut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
Housekeeping Linens.

FULL LINE OF COTTON SHEETS AND Pill
LOW CASES or STANDARD QUALITY;
SHEETS PER PAIR VI ........-..............
92c.. sl.1i. S1.14. St!6, St.3S. SiS@
PILLOW CASES. PER PAIR:
, ................. 2Sc. AND iSos
.... :,1c. AND 3Sc
rt.tr LINE OF LINEN SHEETS. SINGLE
AND DOUBLE UEM>TiTCIIHp. VI.
s3gs AND I7i PER PAIR
LINEN PILLOW CASES AI-....-.......-.-. $500.
SEC. ~. i6, st.i9. AND S2.3f PER FM"
currsr ,I.oTu CONitOETARIES. Full
SIZE AT.............--...- ei''~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28

rage in view--t becomes necessary 20 consider
another difficulty the Broad Church, pr,nclpal
various and divergent schools Of theological
thought and many and widely different religious
practices and forms OF worship. Oreanisin' nc
said, is more important than orSahlzauon, in
sneaker did not soc the present and pressing n'tH
for organic union. which popular clamor Calls
for. He said III closing:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28

orce bavc failed TO do So The average attendance
necessary 10 pay tho bare running expenses ol 'l'
Fair Is 80 OD paid admissions daily. but IN" average
for the first fDur weeks has not exceeded 3o,OOo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28

(oa minutes play, gOal)
THIRD PERIOD.
4
IA minutes play. goa)
The final Hockaway six by handicap and
Ave from play. eleven goals in oil. Meadow Brook
scored and gained half goal bv penalties. Rock
away won by the corrected score but was saved Iy
the handle p allowance alone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28

For years have had gastric dyspepsia and in
March l had attack Of the giip. / got INTO such a
condition that had ht caused either by dys
pepsia troubles. daring which could not think
connectedly or talk without forgetting what was saving
/ could sleep had appetite. people said
looked like walking ghost pale. When
laid down l
Could Not Breathe
with any comfort. Something suggested 10 me To try
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Before the frt bottle was gone
/ had quite appetite, which increased until | could
cat we'll without any distress disturbance afcrward
have bottles the color has come back 10 nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
HOODS
SarsapariIIa
CURES

face 1 have ITS, breathe well when lying down
and short. call myself perfectly WELL | am more
than thankful FOR Hoods sar.aIarila and know that
would not be nlivc but ior tis medicine" MRS.
SUSIE c. RUMRlLL, Royalton. VI
Hoods Pills cure liver Ills. const patton, bilious
ness. 1aundiee, sick headache, Indigestion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
Underwear.

100 DOZEN CHILDREN'S VESTS AND
DRAWERS IN BALBRIG,iAN AND NAI'
URAI. COLOR WORTH SOC. .........-..--.--- S"s~
50 DOZEN LADIES' SWISS RIBBED SILK
AND Isle VESTS IN PINK, SKY, CREAM
AND LAVENDER WORTH .jc.....--..-...-- "'o'
LADIES SWISS spun SILK VESTS LOW
NECKED. RlCHFLIEU RIBBED, IN
CREAM PINK. FLESH. SKY, LAVENDER
AND BLACK w.
LADIES' GAUZE VESIS HIGH NECK AND
RIBBED ARM ........-..- -...--.--.-." "'S
LADIES RALPRIGGAN VESTS. HIGH NECK
AND SHORT ..........-.- S'e'
LADIES' BLACK Isle THREAD KNEE
TIGHTS Wv
LADIES BALBHI,GAN KNEE DRAWERS
SIZES % TO IS INCHES. -....---.-.--.-.--. s"o
FULL LINE OF spun SILK VESTS, ALSO SiLN
AND Isle THREAD, IN LOW NJ *. lll.'h Mn
LONG AND SHORT SLEEVES IN WHITE AM
tOLoRS AT LOWEST PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
r. L. MACY. &c,
SIXTH AVE-. 18TH TO 1I;u ST
Millinery.

If you ARE AVERSE TO PAYING As NCcH FOR
THE LABEL Nv YOUR mar As FOR TIE nat n.
SELF THEN TIE FOLLoWIy0 WILL PROVE IyrER.
ESTIyG AND PROFITABLE
HANDSOME TRIMMED GARDEN HATS.
$3.50 AND UPWARD
BEAUTIFUL COACHING HATS. S09S TO S1J.OS
FINE COLLECTION OF LACE AND JET
TooUEs, HATS, AND BoNNErs ssSs TO sIS.ss
CHILDREN'S HAT DEPARTMENT KEPLErE
WITH NEW STYLES AND CONCEPTIONS
AT s2.40
MISSES LEGIORNS AT..................-...... s4.9S
TRIMMED SAILORS IN BLUE AND WHITE
MILAN SILK RIBBON AND LEATHER
SWEAT BANDS, SOLD ELSEWHERE
AT 81 80 O5c.
TRIMMED SAILORS IN ALL COLORS, SOLD
ELSEWHERE Az $50; OUR PRICE,. Al on
THREE.INCH WIDE ALL SILK SATIN
AND eros GRAIN RIBBON ........ ....... ia.
FLOWER WREATIIS. ........ ............... 40e.
BOYS STRAW HATS, WORTH FROM II
TO sl1O. 6oes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28

II is evident that IN" Eur"au ~ Admission, Is ol
the belief that IL" first open sunday at IA" .Npriu
air will br largely attended. To-day II l~,h'l ''V''-
600 tickets 10 be- distributed among tir various
,ooths ana nhcc> where tickets ar" Soli. Inc
r.f,urnnis and cafe. the ground arr laying IN
an extra supply OF provision, and every department
urcp.llug for a b, crush.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-09

The sense Ct hearing was entire
ly destroyed in one ear, and the Sc.
we're headaches became every year
more violent and frequent. NV
memory failed: ] became despon-
dent and was unable To secure nee
essary sleep. ! nearly always had a
troublesome cold and experienced
great annoyance from chronic sore
throat.
''Aftcr brief course of the Stack
house treatment was gratiiied TO
notice an entire change for the bet
ter. The unpleasant, symptoms were
gradually but surely disPelled until
today am glad to say that / feel
better than ! have in years. The
treatment OF DIR. Stackhouse and his
associates is truly wonderful. 1t
gives RE pleasure To recommend
these physicians and their special
methods TO every person out OF
health"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-09
YOUNG Mvaoeaeas STRUNG ue.

Csssssp Oeessvsoee % Q Isgal Osaesse-
Hob Ready. nSWsver.
DaxvrllE. llla.. Dec. a-Ths two youne
murderer. Harvey Pate and Frank Stires
were executed as 1855 p. m. without 4
hitch.
The crime for which Pate and Stir.
we're executed was committed Aug. =.
iSA Four young mso, Harvey Pate.
agesl si;. Frank ssirr.. aged 10; Eiias Nc.
Junkse. eyed 40 and Charles Sn,eot. AGED
u. werc great readers Of lash literature.
and Fate had served two years among the
cowboys OF Texas The four conceived the
idea OF holding mp Henry Helmick. q
wealthy farmer. The boys walked twelve
miles from the city and waylaid Heluijck
and his wife who were in a buggy.
.heImick struck his horses when a
demand Tor mo.iey was made, aud Pate
sho; him dead. Young Harris confessed
TO completely In the deed and upon ar.
rnisnmcht all four pleaded guilty. Pate
anu Stircs were sentenced to hang and
McJGnken aud Harris to the peniteutiary
Tor lie. The crime was committed ON
FRIDAY. On the Sunday following Smoot
confessed and on Monday the indignant
neighbors of the mu.derc,l man made an
unorsan'zct attempt to take the prison
ers from jail. They were dispersed but
afterward orvanix-d 400 strong to take
revenge should the sentence lie less than
hanging. They were satisfied with The re.
sult OF the trial. The execution II the first
IN the history Of this county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-09
ABBREVIATED releesAMs.

Carol Bernard. ls-year-oli lad, II In
charge Of Mr.. GSEry's society At New
York. lie says his home il 1t Chicago,
where hts mother In. and that his father
deserted him .: New York.
TIE Italian cabinet crisis h acute
again; zanardctsi having failed to con.
etruct one has thrown mp The job. The
king has turned to Crispi again.
Epia Huuton and Thomas 8. Martin
hays.been nominated by the Democratic
me otity in the Virginia legislature for
the short and long terms OF Cnited States
senatorship which MIR HINTON will con-
tinuc to ill until March 4. 1891. Mr.. Martin
succeedinc him.
Litigation over beQucst by the late +.
L. Paine. OF Oshkosh, Of sum of $50. 900
to the Wisconsin Methodist conferences for
the support OF appropriated ministers.
has been settled. Tue conference accepted
sl2, so.
q. w. Fisher. OF Shelby county, Ill. who
took the sweepstakes on thoroughbred
cattle Mt the Worlds fair, has made an
assignment for the benefit OF creditors.
Obituary-At Montreal, cx-Minister OF
Justice Rudolph La FAMINE. At Alton,
ILL.,, Mrs. Minerva Vaughn Clowson. AGED
50 years.
John /. Sullivan is credited at Chicago
with handing his chcck-book to Mrs. John
Drew, the aged actress. and telling her to
NIL out u check for what she wanted when
she appealed to him after trying in vain
elsewhere to raise money to lift an attach.
ment.
British imports for November amounted
to ea5, sou. sc and exports to el1. 653.s5
SchucEert s. Co.. Of Nuremberg, Ger.
many. are trying to sell Uncle sam their
1914. OOO,Ooo candie-light electric searcter.
which was ON the Manufactures building
at the Worlds fair.
A monument to the memory of Emir
Fasha. the African explorer, will be
erected in Neisse. Germany. where his SIS
ter, Fraulein Schni,zsr. and his little
daughter Frida now live
Montenegro wa, one OF the few countries
where. until recently, clergymen wore the
national costume and bore weapons
Prince Nicholas. however, has decided
that this costume shall be discontinued.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-09
ThRUN CONSPIRACY CASE.
Ihe Jury Ee'uras y Verdict In Favor q
the 1Dcfc0deuts.

The Jury Returns u Verdict In Favor ol
the DEPENDENTS.
WAusAu, Wis. Dec. o-The Jury in the
Thrun conspiracy case which has occu.
pied the attention Of the court for the past
three weeks, drought In u verdict Of not
Guilty NJ to each Of the defendants. Han.
son. Toilette and Handy. They were out
twenty-six hours and disagreed ut frs,
Us To Hanson. 80 it Is. generally under
stood. The case has attracted widespread
notice scause Of its sensational features.
rhrun. VINO pleaded guilty to the charge
oil conspiracy when arraigncd. cannot lie
sentenced, because there il no co-conspi-
rntor, n necessary element TO constitute
the ofieirsc.
The verdict accor,ls with the general
sentiment ut the community. although the
'act that Hanson secured money from in.
.urance companies as a detective after he
knew Thgun was alive. has raised suspic-
ion in the minds Of some. The conspiracy
rs alleged was that the defendants sought
to get $4,000 from insurance companies
by pretending that Thrun. ON whose life
the Insurance was taken out. was con.
samed in fire which destroyed his house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-09
IN the coUcHL,N CASE.
The rrissses's Attorney O~si,ses the rias
% tire Defense.


The rrissasr's Att"swey GDwtisses the rias
% tire Defense.
While Judge Breutano was struggling
,~,,h On. 4, a,c,,,v NJ oh,.,,,,,. n. az
s,...a-...... -. a.. 81. 80 ' :. ."e
500. ~. '"e o.".' '""Se ee'eors
Ian Vonshhn,s new triai-was going on
Osfore Judge Iuthiii. ana Judge Wing
ecr the defense was making his opening
address. The burden q. the address was
On the uncertainty os circumstnn.ial ,vi.
0snes, indicating tina. the line Of defense
60 lie adopted BY Coushlin's ATTORNEYS /.
90 try 20 break down this class of tes,i.
mony, which forms 80 large "A part of the
evidence to be introduced by the state.
when Judge Wing concludes his address.
the story Of the murder Of DR.. Crouiu will
be recommended by the state on the par.
Of it's witnesses.
Judge Wing opened his addre.. With the
story of the man Who ordered his slave 10
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-09
AN ORDINANCE

Regulating to the Landing At. or DC.
cupying the River Bank by Boats.
Vessels. or Other Crafts.
BE il ordained by III. city cornell Of Rock
laid:
SECT on l. That no vessel. boa, or CT # Of any
Kim whatever. cxccpiing stesmtorts. and OK.
nanc~- al the Ivy Of Mock isIsnd shall land nj OF
occupy any part 81 the D. wee, fo-wi': The sou;.,
hank ~ the Mississippi RIVER along Fist enue
aao he caei NIX extending soufh from eth
street, within the juri-dici n ,f said city OF
ltock Island. without permission fret cblaircd
from the city marshall said Cit. and en- N any
sacn vessel boat or c:as. &c pf a. herein above
Provsdeo, en- and nj. r a. cupy eaid yer bar k
re owner or tcrson IN charge thereof. Ell Il i'm
ncdiaiey IN verbal Eou e 80 10 de by the said
cty marina. r.movc the zane. and on failu,e so
10 do. every >, CHI osEer or e,son ehal IN Gu
viction ne fncd in TIE sum Of ten collars, AMI in
INC iuriher 80, OF twen'v five doliars Tor each
ans e cry day h shall Ut r the s-me 10 -cm-ln
conviction.
rec :: II sns .u-h boat. vessel or craft shall.
lana ut or o,c5py anS Ia Il said levee contra v
10 ftc provifi ms Of section Of this ordinance (
-taii be the fu'y Of The saii civ ma sal TO ,.ro-
cct d nj once. Aud remove he same I, such plac.
a he shall deem advisable NJ the expcrsc of the
owner. -
Sec =. That all .uch bouts. vessels or crafts
email be reia nod N the ,stoly OF The city mar
slal until NIL fines. ei'r,c. am chsrrc, men
tiou. IN the prcc-d ~ sections Of th. ordinance
hal he paid by IN. owner d. CT pvrson having
c arTe OF the same: ana II -aid Hpi S, fyrf tur :
and charge. ere not raid ~ithin twenty four
hours the city marshal shall sell every such boat
weasel or craft. AZ public auction 10 ihs tighes
bidder fDr essh. fir h1sfn- given NJ least n
days previous motto the time ard place OF aid
sai.. BY posting ny ro;icc- OF the same IN three
OF the most public p, accs ia said city
SEC. T. That for all p o.cf charges zines and
Icrfcfure and costs and experse. ircTrrci b,
the ~ marshal in removing aud tski, care ~
INV bost vessel and craft. or o.h.r property. by
virtue OF Thu o-dina &C. u lien hereby crea,ed
against any such boat, vessel or Graf, or o-hor
pro- er;s. and 10 a ienation o. transfer OF the
same shall Affect the eaii lien
Sec; 8. THIS ordinance hall not he so con-
strufd AZ to prohibit or prevent the lancing. or
depot fo' h menf. OF any goods. merchant Sc
or any otac: Aitic!e OF trade bu .ncss; bet no
pcr.ons shall occi ~ CT encumbcr any Part Of
-rch I-ree Nth any ,sGcn article. for n Iorg y
peorod fhsn Is necessary for the purp, Sc -
ship,nc6t un Ter the pan ity us b; rc,o:ors pro.
viti.d ~ ,is ort,i iancc
Passed Dec. 4, l93.
Approv.i: til MED!LL. Jr., Mayor.
Attest: ID. HUEs.Se. City C:cr..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-09
DETERMINED TO DIE.
Mr.. Halliday Make. Onr Morc Effort ca
Kill Herself

Hrs. Halliday Mskrs Onc More Effort O.
Kill Herself
MONTICELLO. n. V. dec. 9-Mrs. Paul
Halliday, who is confined in the Mouti.
cello, Sullivan county Jail for the murie,
ofthe MeQuillaud woman and her bus.
band. Paul Halliday. and who has dur.
ing the past month made n number Of
unsuccessful attempts to take her own
life by starvation and by setting FIRE "a
the bct!clothing In her cell has outdid all
her past efforts by hanging hcrsel. to her
cell door. She used the binding from the
bottom of her dress. At o'clock the
sheriff visited Mrs. Halliday for the pur-
pose of giving her her dinner and on en-
tering the door be saw her apparently
lheless body hanging from the iron graf.
ing over the door. lie entered the cell
and with the aid Of his assistants took
the body down.
RESERVATIONS were administered. but il
was fifteen minutes lcforc she, revived.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-09
Grand Rapid. Aiderm~. lm r~.ch~d.

GRAND RArrDs, Mich, Dec. Y.-After n
stormy session lasting five hours the
council impcached Alderman George X.
Jacobs and expelled him. Jacobs was
convicted ON three counts, charging him
with malfcasancc. ENHANCEMENT, and
forgery. The vote was Unanimous. ia.
cobs was chairman vi the committee ON
bridges aud had charge of the work Of 70.
pairing. lie collected the money for the
work from the city treasurer and charged
the city more time than the men were
employed and mt greater rate day.