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APPROPRIATION BILLS.
Increase In the Amount for the Pos
OtLlCn DnnarrInanr

Increase In the Amount for the POST
Office Department.
WAsHINGroN, Jan. 26.-The Legis-
lative, Executive and Judicial Appropri-
alton bill for the fiscal year 1884 was re-
ported to the House to-day 1T makes
the aggregate appropriation 81, ,677 ,99s, or
SD, l54 less than that for tho current
fiscal year.
The House Committee on Postoffices
has completed the Postohice Appropria-
tion bill for the year ending June 80.
1884. AS agreed upon, it carries an APP
preparation of SOB, ,3U9,367, An increase of
$3,53s,0sl over the appropriation for tho
current year.
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Special to the REcoRD-UN1ox.

!
PARIS, Jan. 26.-The Figaro states that
Franqueville, Judge d'Instruction, has
just closed his inquiry into the charges
against members Of Parliament said to be
implicated in the Panama Canal scandal.
Three of the six accused persons are not
to be prosecuted. OF the three to be
prosecuted two are ex-Ministers, and
they, it is believed are Roche and Theve-
net.
The Figaro also states that Franque-
vile has commenced a fresh inquiry in
relation to the Panama scandal, based on
the Arton documents. 1t is said sum-
monses have been issued for the exami-
nation of many persons eminent in pub
| lie life.
The Ministry is resolved not to accept
amendments from any quarter during
the discussion in the Chamber of Depu-
ties to-day of the Secret Service fund,
embracing charges against Rouvier of
having received money from the Panama
Company.
Barboux has concluded his address in
behalf of the accused Panama Canal
officials. In eloquent and scathing Ian
guage he denounced the blackmail and
corruption 50 terribly and palpably rife
in connection with the Panama enter
! prise. He caused a sensation by an un-
expected and whitening attack on ex-
Minister Floquet. why" exclaimed
Barboux, vehemently, rs not the former
Minister who directed the distribution of
the press subsidies not sitting alongside
the prisoners?" Barbour deliberately
paused, as if to let the shaft which he had
aimed quiver in the minds Of his listen
ers. Then resuming, he spoke in scath-
ing language of the men who chiefly
proiited by the Panama Company's Law
! ish expenditure. He referred to Reinach's
relations with the highest society of
Paris; of the intimacy Of Herr with the
leading personages Of the official world,
and closed with a tribute to the lofty
reputation of Ferdinand De Lesseps and
a touching appeal in behalf Of his clients.
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A SCHOONER WRFCKED.
SHIPPEE PROTESTS,
Complains of the Action in Ruling Out
stockton Records.

Complains of the Action in Ruling Out
Stockton Records.
STOCKTON, Jan. 26.-L. L. Shippee,
President Of the san joaquin Valley Ag-
ricultural Association, has sent a protest
to the American Trotting Register Asso-
ton, complaining of the injustice of the
association's action in ruling out all the
Stockton records made after October Ist.
III behalf of the Stockton association.
Shippee demands that all the other tracks
be placed on the same footing, and that
the organizations be compelled to furnish
proof that all of the technical rules were
observed before their records are ac-
cepted for registry. The proof demanded
is the sworn aaidavits Of the officers of
the tracks and disinterested persons, as
was demanded of the San joaquin Valley
A agricultural Association.
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LEGISLATORS BANQUErED.

Have q Good Feed at the Expense of
Senator Stewart.
CARSON New, Jan. 26.-The moment
Senator Stewart received the news Of his
reelection to the United States Senate he
talegraphed George S. Nixon, Chairman
OF the State Silver party Central Commit
tee, to spread a sumptuous banquet for
the legislators and friends at his ex-
pense. Mr.. Nixon has done the work
well, and tonight $1,000 feast was in
dulged at the Arlington dining parlors.
Champagne by the case was opened, and
Stewards name was on every tongue.
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speeial 70 the REcoRpUN1ox.

SANTA MONICA, Jan. 26.-An old vet
eran named Pat Mahoney, an inmate of
the Pacific Branch Of the National Home
for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers near this
place, was yesterday ordered by the Gov
ernor of the home to the guardhouse for
an intraction Of the rules. In the even
ing ne was taken to his supper and after
ward again locked up. A short time
atterward the guard on duty heard
noise. and on investigation found that he
had cut his throat from ear to ear, dying
almost instantly.
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MYSTIC SHRINE.
Grand Carnival and deception at Mad
fson square Garden.

New York, Jan. ga scene of
Oriental splendor was presented in Madi-
son Square Garden tonight. The event
was the carnival and reception Of Mecca
Temple Of the Ancient Order of the
Mystic Shrine. There are 10000 men,
bers Of this order in the United States,
and OF these over 10000 We're present to-
night Fifteen States were represented
by high shriners. Forty thousand dollars
was expended to make the carnival one
Of the grandest pageants in the history of
Masonry on this side of the water.
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PANAMA CANAL SCANDAL.
Inquiry Into Charges Against the
Deputies Closed.
THREE OF THE SIX ACCUSED TO BE
PROSECUTED.

Barbour Makes a Bitter Attack on
Ex-Minister Floquet, Accusing Him
of Directing the Distribution of the
Press ubsidies-Rear-Adm Am
men Replies to-Ex-Secretary Thomp-
sons Statement in Connection with
in This Country.
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santa Nionica Ha1bor.

SANTA MONICA, Jan. GA corps Of
United States Coast Survey officers are
now here, and will Immediately proceed
to survey the harbor and vicinity, which
is made necessary by reason Of the South
orn Pacific Company having built
wharf here, and the expected shipping as
4 rnsnlt
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a MILITARY MASSACRE.
Twelve Civilians Killed and Fifteen
Seriously WOunded.

Seriously Wounded.
ROME, Jan. 2S.-The Tribune contains
additional details of the recent disturb
ances at Caltavuturo, Sicily, thirty-eight
miles southeast of Palermo. 1t would
now seem the affair was military mas
sacre, as the soldiers, after charging the
crowd with bavonets were ordered by
the military authorities not to stop firing
until their supply of cartridges were ex-
hausted. As a result twelve civilians
were killed and fifteen seriously
wounded, while many sustained slight
injuries. Several children were victims
Of this indiscriminate slaughter, one Of
whom was wounded several times by
bayonet thrusts.
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CrIspI Mixed Up in a scandal.

ROME, Jan. 26.-1'he name of ex-Prime
Minister Crispi has been mixed up in the
scandal growing out of the irregularities
IN the Bank Of Rome, which led to the ar
rest Of the Governor and Cashier of that
concern. The public are on the qui vive
for further developments.
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spaln's Representatives to the Fair.

MADRID, Jan. 26.-It has been decided
that lnfanta Eulalia. the youngest sister
of the late King Alfonso, and her hus-
band, Prince Antoine, shall represent the
Queen Regent Of Spain at the Columbian
Exposition at Chicago.
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Canadian Parliament Opened.

OTTAWA (Ont), Jan. 26.-Governor-
General Stanley opened Parliament this
afternoon with a speech, in the course of
which he spoke Of the retaliatory tolls
imposed on Canadian vessels passing
through the 500 Canal, and said Canada
was Fastening the completion of its canal
works, which will make that country in
dependent Of the United States canals.
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VICTORIA NOTES.
Waldeck, the Embezzler. Says He win
Return to That City.

WaIdeck, t1e EmbeZZIer. says He Viii
Return to That City.
VICTORIA CB. O., Jan. 26.-Waldeck,
recently discharged in San Francisco for
embezzlement, announces his intention
of returning to this place in few days.
The wrecker Mascotte found the whist
ling buoy belonging to the Umatilla reef,
California, while she was at work on the
Ericsson.
The sealer Sadie Turpel sailed yester-
day.
The Provincial Parliament assemblies
to-day,
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An Ice Factory for petalrmo.

PETALUorA, Jan. 26.-An ice factory, to
be built by Eastern capitalists. is the next
manufacturing industry to be established
here. 1t is to be in running order for the
coming summer
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Keogh won in the Firth Round.

PORTLAND or, Jan. 26.-Bily Keogh.
formerly of Nevada, and Dan DAILY Of
Colorado, heavy-weights, met in a finish
fight at the Pastime Club tonight fora
purse Of 81. $50. Keogh won in the fftE
round
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Fnneral of a Resnected I.ndr.

NAPA, Jan. 26.-Mrs. Theresa Edging-
ton, one Of the oldest residents of Napa
County, was buried to-day. She was
large property-owner, all the business
houses in her block being closed during
the funeral.
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AFFAIRS OF TEE NATION.
The House Rules Committee Con-
slider Important Questions.
OUTLINING WORK FOR THE REMAIN
DER OF THE SESSION

The President of the Chinese Equal
Rights League Of New York city
Appears Before the House Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs to Urge the
Repeal of the Exclusion Aot-BIaine
Not So We'll as During the Past
Few Days.
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Prohibition AeaIt1st Amerfcan Horses.
moved
-
Rlnfnn Nnf 50 INell-

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2G.-Dr. Johnson
visited Blaine tonight and remained
some time. When he lett he said Blaine
did not look SO well or seem so well as he
had during the past few daEs.
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financial Crisis IL Nicaragua. .

PANAMA, Jan. 2G.-A financial crisis
exists in Nicaragua The Capital Bank
is in process of liquidation. It's Grey
town, Rivas, Masaya and Chinadega
branches have been closed.
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Mrs. Langley Loses Her Divorce Suit.
New YORK. Jan. 25.-The case of Mrs.
Langley Of Brooklyn against her million
aire husband, for divorce on statutory
grounds, and which has been occupying
attention here lately. closed to-day, the
jury bringing in a verdict against her.
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PresiacntInI Nomlnntion.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. DENOMINATIONS.
Alexander c. Bishop, to be Judge Of the
Probate Court in Weber County. Utah
Frank H. Rahm, Postmaster at Wood
land, Cal,
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Claims Convention Ratified.

WAsHINGroN, Jan. 26.-Tho exchange
of Publications of the Chilean Claims
Convention negotiated by Minister Pat
rick Egan were perfected to-day at the
state Department by representatives of
the United States and Chile.
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CABINET NOT COMPLETED.
Cleveland Holds a Conference With
Don NJ. Dickinson.
THE LATTER HAS BEEN TENDERED
THE STATE PORTFOLIO.

Democratic Leaders to Hold an Inn
portant Conference With the Presi-
dent Early Next Week-Colonel
John /. Mitchell Wins the Fight for
United States Senator in Wisconsin
No Change in the Situation in
Other States.
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HOMESTEAD POISONING CASE.
Damaging Testimony Against One OF
the Accusel.

PITTsBUEe, Jan. &c. - The common
wealth IN the case OF Robert f. Beatty.
charged with administering poison to
non-unlon workmen at Homestead,
sprung sensation to-day by producing
IS witness Charles McKinnie, whose evi-
dence was damaging in the extreme.
When Mckinnie was called Beatty
turned quickly in his chair, his lace
flushed. and his hands trembled. AS
McAinnie gave testimony in a clear
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AN old VETERAN SUICIDES.
Having Been Ordered to the Guard
House for Disobeying Orders,
CUTS HIS THROAT FROM EAR TO
EAR DYING INSTANTLY.

Very Severe squall on the Bay of San
Francisco = The Ferry-Boat Pied
mont Struck by Huge BiIlows.
Causing Panic Among the Pas
seugers-One Man Frightened to
Death by the Apparent Danger of
the Vessel Going Down.
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CHAMPION SKATER.
Donohue Covers a Hundred Miles in a
Little Over Seven Hours.

AJOhOhO0 SON0ES IL AIuDuFcO Miles IN q
Little Over Seven Hours.
STANFORD Conn.,, Jan. 26.-Joe Dono-
hue of New York, A. S. Franklin of \ or
way and John Ennis Of Stanford began a
skating contest for the 10O-mile champi-
onship of America this morning. Dono-
hue covered the first twenty miles in l
hour and Is minutes, l minute and sec
onds ahead of the worlds record. Frank
lin was one mile and half and Ennis
two miles behind.
Donobue made fifty miles in 3 hours
and Is minutes. The best previous time
was t hours and l53 minutes. Donohue
was six and a half miles ahead of Frank
lin and seven miles ahead of Ennis. He
appeared perfectly fresh.
on the ninety second mile Donohue
was tripped by a boy who tried to cross
the track. The fall was bad one. He
split his lips and bruised his knees. He
started along slowly for two laps and then
recovered partially.
Donohue finished in hours. IL minutes
and IS 10 seconds. Franklin made 9Ol
miles and Ennis 50 miles. The best pre-
vious record for 100 miles was made bv
John Ennis at Chicago in II hours. u
minutes and IS seconds. Donohue Tins
beats the records hours, % minutes and
8 10 seconds.
No Foundation for the Rumor.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2S.-A rumor
that gigantic railroad deal being nego-
tia,ed, by which the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company would secure through
connection from the Atlantic to the Pa
cihc Ocean, by an arrangement with the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy and
Union Pacific Railroads, is denied by A.
j. Cassat, the only Pennsylvania Rail
road official in the city who could be
seen. He ridiculed the story, and said
there was no foundation for it.
Tennessee Needs Another Prison.
NASHVILLE (Tenn.) Jan. 26.-Before
the Legislature to-day in joint conven-
ton Governor Turner's first message was
read. He recommends the building of a
new penitentiary and the purchase by the
State OF tract of coal lands and working
convicts in mines TO be opened thereon.
No Hope For Her safety.
New YORK, Jan. 26.-All hope for the
safety Of the steamship Donati, which left
this port on December 10th for Lisbon. is
abandoned. E. J. Williams was master
of the vessel, and she carried a crew Of
thirty-three men.
Chains Convention Ratified
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SUCCESSOR TO LAMAR.
The Senate WIN Probably send
Name in the Last Of the Week.

Tic Senate VIII Probably send n
Name in the Last OF the Week
WAsH1NGToN, Jan. 25.-There was no
formal conference at the White House to-
day concerning the vacancy in the United
States supreme Court, but it can lie
stated on what is considered good author
ity that President Harrison has made I'D
his mind % nominate a successor to the
late Justice Lamar. The expectation is
that the nomination viii be sent in at the
end Of the week, and the Republicans Of
the Senate are determined that it Shall be
confirmed, even if they have to resort to
cloture and east Senatorial courtesy to
the winds to accomplish it.
Prohibition Against American Horses.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 26.-The Secretary
of State has received notice from Con-
sul-General Wallace Mt Melbourne that
the prohibition Of the importation of
horses from California into New South
Wales and South Australia is still III
force, and local official action has been
taken on the request Of the United States
Government that the prohibition be re-
moved.
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Tennessee Needs another Prison,
40 Lone For Her safety.

New YORK, Jan. 26.-All hope for the
safety Of the steamship Donati, which left
this port on December 10th for Lisbon, is
abandoned. E. J. Williams was master
of the vessel, and she carried a crew of
thirtv-three men.
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MoNrANA.

HELENA {Mont.l, Jan. 26-Tn the vote
for United States Senator to-day Sanders
received 81, Clark %, Dixon II, Collins 2.
No choice
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WASHINGTON,

OLYMPIA, Jan. 26.-On the thirty-1rst
ballot to-day Bush of Chehalis, heretofore
an Allen man, nominated Chief Justice
Dunbar. The vote stood: Allen 80, Tur-
ner %, Griggs p. Teats 9, Dunbar !.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03
a Greet KxplosioC.

In there days OF gunpowdtr. dynsmi e. giant
powder, and the like. tremendous explosions
ere no rarity. bur the greatest explosion o! mol
err time. is, without eoub'. tia, o! 'he odd
school, idea that consumption is iacuraeie.
1houssn e Of i've. have beca eacri6 led TO THE
mistaken notion. No!crn researc ha. estab-
lished the fat that consum? tion is . sc.ofulous
disease Of lung-. and tina. there lie one reno
dy which will 10, nv " erac icate it from the
fystem-Dr Pierce. Col len n dical Discovery.
OF courre. tber. were in Tie oldeu times many
~ho would hsv pronounced modern explosives
inrtru .enfe Of ~itchc:aft; but there arc. for:u-
na'ely, few TODAY IN, do MT scsuowledge that
The 'N0olden Medical Discovery" IL the one eov-
ereien remedy 2 al <c7ofulou. diecsets. ana
coner np'ion ,e soe - hem.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03

~ - Htas W1sA W~ 11anoa - -
0sssss Nsw.esp~s 0aa.
Syracuse detectives have sdoptsd
the plan of usln9 newspapers 70 help
them catch . murderer. They arc
furnishing the press With pictures Of
The man wanted with the hope that
some reader may recognize him
thereby aa:i that some trace Of him
can thus be obtained. This is eensi-
bic. but it is entirely contrary to the
fundamental principles Of detective
work. IL reminds me OF . story.
A few years ago . murder was com
mitted in . fennsylvania town. Tho
murderer IVES known, but the detec-
tives were unable to fiAd him. An
enterprising local paper published .
full story of the crime and . picture
q the man wanted. Tho next day
the editor was waited on by the
chief Ct detectives and . converse
tlOn somewhat like the following oc-
CURED:
What the jumpin' blue blszes do
youse people mean BY rrintin' that
pict7r o. yesterday"
Wn0e uoCk0 u80 IL QOuc.
Harm! You moon-fsced idiot,
can't you see that it's spoiled all our
chance o ever catchin' him."
How so.''
How so? Well you newspaper
fellers arc about the biggest fools on
the nee Of this earth anyway"
Explain yourself"
why. you chump. IL you had the
brains o 6-year-old kid you'd know.
Can't you see that when . TELLER secs
his pictur in the paper he'll know the
1rst thing that we're onto him. The
pictur is = fair and square warnin'
- any man I'D want to get outer the
way"
but he has got away. hasn't he'"
''How do We know where he's got
to? If you hadn't printed that pictur'
he'd probably have forgot all about
havin' committed the crime in . week
or two ana c1me back again. ina.
Was what We expected. But you've
spoiled our game. Amt no chance
O. gettin' him now an it's all your
fault never did see such fools"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03
SPECIAL ssEssNE T NOTICE

Notice is hereby gwen 10 all pereon. Interested,
tt at the city council Of he city Of Rock Island
having ordered that: There be constructed ia
eaid city IN underground sever on sistesa,h
street, commencing on the eouth line a Third av-
enue. running thence south along SAID Six.
with the rsWef On eaid it'll avert ne. have ap-
p led 70 the coantv court q Hoek ysland county,
in the stat Of illinois, for a. aseeesoeat a TIE
coets q eaid i2psUve1ent acccrd Nc % 6ooe1ts;
and, ~ aeeeeement thereof AsvinR beee oaae
and returned to eaid court, The Anal heaRinG
thereof win be haa e he Novenbe4 term q
vember. a. D. 100.
All pereooe desirine may then and here ap.
pear 61d make their defense.
Dated at ROCK le.sn6, nlinoie, this S7th day d
October. A D les1.
v. u. DLAxDrNe.
r. JonNofoN.
]. . RnIED,
Co0DiaRio0efe.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03
LEGAL
RxEcUTOK'e NOTICE

Eetase Of joseph Bu:khsrdt, Deceased.
The anoereigue ed havine been sppointed ...e
cutrix Of the last will and testament Of joseph
Bsrhhardt, late Of the cou " Of kock Island.
Il illinois, deceased. b by gives notice that Oh
county, at the once Of the clerk Of said court. in
the city Of Rock Gland. n the Ja.uary term on
the 1rrt Monday in JanraSy next. at which time
al pernog having claims AGA Est said estate are
notin d and requested = attend, Tor the puTpoee
Of having the eame adjusted. n pe'eope in.
debfed to said Get te are requested 70 make in
mediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated thfs seth day Of Octob sr. A. D. l6o0.
SOPHIA AGATH8 BUkkHARDr,
Rxecutrix.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03
Chsldves Cry TOT
Pitchers caStOvta,

The SMALLEST tree III Great Britain
grows on the snum I Of Ben Lumond. It
is tine dwarf willow which is mature
when it s,,xia< the height Of inches
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03

1ess Dantng Car 0sgvsce IN sAs World.
The Rock lsland 10 foremost in
S6opsing any advantage calculated
seiapr0vc speed and give that luz
ny, safety sad comfort that popular
paisonagc demands. Its equipment
. sAorcughly complete with vesti-
hulsd trains. magnificent dining
ass. slecpers and chair coaches, all
- most elegant, and Of recently i'm
psovcd patterns.
faithful and capable management
- polite, honest service from en-
s1Syes arc important items. They
80 . double duty-to the company
~ 10 travelcrs-and Il 10 sometimes
aSask difficult Of accomplishment.
Hssssngsrs On this line will End little
osse for complaint on that ground.
REMEMBER
q Gssss Rock Island Route runs Ill
NEH3ae traias 70 Englewood subur-
- 0)atioa, Close 20 Worlds Fair
p0Uoods, and you can save time and
nuohoo ~ geStinG Of q that poins
= oVoil tEs crowd in The city.
~ ian partjeulars - 70 tioksts,
- ssees. ePP,y = aay eeupes
- oDeo g the United States,
Onn1o C l1exico, q addrees:
mo. oEDASTlAN,
a MT q RAso. Al. CAieagA III
10 Soals 0s61 IT. CAidaes m
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03

When he was :. CS,iA. sbe RED for CaaoeiA.
when she became Nis. she chung % CasAcria.
When sAe Asa Cfiltrxa, she gavr.Aeo Cassusa
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03

T.. PARlGENTER.
AT1ORH0Y At LAw--Oaes h Mitchell 4
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03
. AeTER's SAFE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Rock 1sLAKD CouHTY.
In tn ei emit court, IN ehaneesy:
Patrick d: Kelly h. Virgil u. Blandinc ssd
a,sll
Notice ie hereby given that BY vir,ue Of . de-
cree II said court. entered in the above entitled
re, on the 18th day Of Septenbef, A D., i0ss,
shall, on saturday, the 15sa day q November,
A. D., 1884. 1t the hour Of O'Clock in the AFTER
noon. q the north door Of the court houee in a.
city Of Rock Islam, in said county Of ROCK lel-
and. TO eatiefy said decree sell At public vendue.
the highest and 6eet bidder for cas- in kand.
e. rt.in parcel Of land situate in the city q
Eock leland. county Of Roce Island and state Of
Illinois, known and described . folloWe. to-Wit:
Lot twenty-seven CD, eccordinG - the assessor
plat for the year 1884 IN The southwest qlaEtss
tki Of section thirtye'x 49,, toUushfp eiehteeo
,ls. north range two ~ west Of the FouffA prin-
cipal meridian.
Dated ct nock Island, nlinoie. this I7tA DAY Of
OetOoefs A. D., leo. HENRY CURTIS.
Master IN Chsncesy. Heea lsland County m.
Loo IT = KRll4Y ami =. q. ofunsDoH.
CoOplainA to solicitors.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03

ATTORNEY AT LAW-Rssnssiy al Por Byron.
~ end darinH - Vaet tWo ysanp With The Arm Of
BWwntng . eetyikse q 00linc. Aas now opereA
a Sece IN the lsAtsortsn ,a,sdir &. rUoa 3 q
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03

JACKSON Z HURST.
ATTORXEYy At LAW-O0ee in Rock lslanl
~ Nasjsoal Daok bsildise. 0ses lslsoA. N.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03
Children Cry for
Pitchers ca6torja.

Lanes Family Medicine moves the
bpwels each day. Most people reed
to use il.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-03
C1..<t..-e;s Cry for
Pitchers GaStosia.

Coughing leads to consumption.
kcmp's Balsam will stop the cough
1t once