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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-25
SOUTH KANSAS CONFERENCE.

WELLINGTON. Kan, March 24-[Special. !
The meeting on Friday evening was in
the interest or the Southwest Kansas col.
lege at Winfield. Addresses were made
by President Phillips and w. L. Robinson.
The penticostal service this morning
WAS characterized by a special outpouring
of the Holy Spirit.
The conference session was opened by
Bishop Mallalieu at O'Clock.
The plan for tae equalization of railroad
fares adopted by the conference last year
was reconsidered and defeated. \ col
lection WAS taken for those whose fares
were oppressive.
AtelegTam to Rev Hartman announcing
the sudden death of his son was read to the
Conference and prayer WAS offered by
5. Brink. This Is the third death in the
families of the preachers since the confer
ence began its session. The first was that
of the sister of ID. s. Colt of Wichita, the
second that of the mother of ID. u. Akin
of Lyons.
The votes on the constitutional ques-
lions concerning representation in the
general conference were against any
bling OF the general conference shall be
the first Wednesday of May instead of the
first day of May.
Various reports were read and adopted
Z. NJ. Barker, L Putnam, w. V. Winery,
A. f Meeker, Z. Robbins, - Burchfield,
W. Il. TCmlinscn, - Frescolu, VIM. Clap
per. J. Graham, - Pedrick and Roberts
were admitted on trial in the conference
At the anniversary OF the Woman's
Missionary society addresses were made
by DR.. NJ. :. Hard and +. c, Beach.
The pentecostal service was OF the usual
high spirited character.
This evening occurs the anniversary of
the Church Extension society. TO be al
dressed by the secretary, DR.. Hard.
Services are 10 be held tomorrow in all
the churches, conducted by members of the
conference. Bishop Mallalieu is TO
preach IN she Methodist church
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GIVE UP THE FIGHT.

ENID, o. T.. March 24-It is given out
upon good authority today that Round
Pond, the government townsite in LIZ
county, has given up the fight and will re-
move Monday to Pond Greek, the railroad
town, a compromise being affected that
would consolidate all the rival towns in
IL" and 80" eOuuties. Neither the gov
eminent nor the railroad bad anything to
do with the compromise, which is attrib-
uted TO Hutchinson and Caldwell parties
who are largely interested in both Round
Pond and Pond Greek. When it was an
nounced that the consolidation would be
effected Monday it was as much of sur-
prise 10 the government representatives as
to the people.
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DEMONIACAL DEEDS.

JoHNsTowN. Pa, March 24-One OF the
most atrocious crimes ever committed In
Johnstown has just come to light. The
police made every effort TO suppress the
facts, probably in the hope OF capturing
the guilty parties. The crime was COM
mitted early last Wednesday morning, the
victim being Mrs. Barclay Hoy, a widow
over so years old. The woman lived 10
what is known here as the Okiahoma
house, one of the small structures erected
for temporary purposes just after the
food. The belief has generally existed
that she was misery and that
she had concealed about the
premises considerable sum OF
money. 1t was for this fonr masked men
broke into her house about o'clock
Wednesday morning. In their determin-
alton to compel her to show the hiding
place of her supposed fortune. the masked
demons strung her up by rope and al
most strangled her Thsn they burned
her feet, ripped the clothing from her
body, examined every seam in her gar
ments, which they tore to threads and sub
jected her TO all the indignitics aud brn-
talities 10 the calendar. The robbers final
" secured 90 cents. They left the old lady
lying ut the point of death, the flesh on
her feet being badly burned aud her limbs
were scorched almost TO the bone. igl
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LOOK OUT. COXEY.

PITTsBURG. Pa, March 24-James f.
White, general superintendent OF the rail-
way mail service, was among the passeng-
ers at the Union station today. He was
on his way from Washington 10 Kansas
City TO make inspection OF the service
there and at other western points III
Coxey and his army ever reach Washing
ton warm reception Is in store for them. 5"
be remarked. The people of that city
are thoroughly aroused, and the authori-
ties are not blufiag when they state that
they will check any demonstration by
locking the intruders up, if il requires the
militia of the district. They mean TO do
that very thing"
The Dispatch tomorrow will pint s
story TO the effect that tonight II WAS re-
ported here that Sheridan troop. a portion
Of the Tenth regiment. and Battery B of
Pittsburg handling the Gst.ling guns,
have been ordered 10 prepare 10 meet
Coxey' army at the state line near Beaver
The movementof the soldiers at that point
VIII depend entirely on the fact WHISTLER
or not the army had passed peaceably
through Ohio. Captain Hunt Of Battery
Is was seen but would not talk on the
subject
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SURPRISE VERDICT

DALLts. Tex. March a Al 3 o'eloc<
thss zstsgnoos fss jury iD ts= esss q / {.
RsBale tDr ibs ussrssr % hi :. ksndls
brought ia vsr4ict u -sursisr 10 20 s-c-
verdict aas a surprise "A scq1lfssi or
knnz Jury sas sxgec:sd Jss sfurdsf oe-
eorr-g % Csristzsss Bsgst q fs2g Tes
sccusrd IS EsEy sssstby usn sud 10
es~ssG vs. = ssiaoa <ssDer. Gsspr ksns4s
kzs sg~nt S,1to "a aTfsbss q his lis a.s1
W. cine cas- win a. &rspis fcsfuD-
sreckssi. AwoeZ oshsr sIpSna3tsf~s ss
sss paid The 0idgs " 90 All bss i~sfsrs
~ -. IL hza pzsd ats stsorssys s-s.st
sGd osk-F sr3Cuuts ua<Do&z. rs G&s@
VII - taksa = lAe aayrssse eaer.-
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to reduce the appropriation for rent, light
and fuel OF first and sscOnd-class offices
from sS45, 600 to s445. O0o It was defeated,
as was also his amendment to reduce the
appropriation for miscellaneous items for
first and second-clsss offices from $4,000
to $40, 000
MIR. Morse (Rep) offered an amendment
to set aside SO. 900 for the purpose OF free
delivery experiments in rural districts,
other than to wns and villages The amend
ment was agreed to.
An amendment by Mr.. Picker was also
adopted directing the postmaster general
10 report to the next congress such meas
ures as may be deemed practical for ex-
tending the mail service TO rural districts
and the probable cost.
Mr.. Lacey OF Iowa offered an amend
ment designed to provide for the rent or
purchase of machines for eancelling post
tage stamps. Agreed to.
The committee then rose. and at 4:50
O'Clock p. m, the house adjourned.
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HEDGE AGAINST LUMpY JAW.

CHICAGO, March 2+-The agitation OF
the question Of more strict enforcement
of the edict against lumpy jawed cattle
has eliminated here in the addition Of a
comprehensive rule by the Chicago Live
Stock exchange which provides for strict
inspection, and provides heavy penalty
for disreS aT6ing the same. The adoption
OF the rule was almost unanimous, and
II is made significant By the fact that
every live stock exchange II the west. that
has not already done So viii, it is believ-
ed, adopt similar measures.
OMAHA, Neb., March 24-The South
Omaha Live Stock exchange has taken nc
cognizsnce of the lumpy jaw legislation OF
the Chicago exchange. Very few animals
affected thus are handled here aud those
that come are killed by inspectors.
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ANOTHER ROAD SOUTH.

Special Dispatch 10 the Daily Eagle.
POND CREEK, o. T., March 24-F. II.
PETERS. locating engineer OF the Rock
Island railroad, will leave Chicago tomor-
row with crew of engineers to locate
the line of the Hutchinson Southern from
Pond Creek to Cameron. Mr.. Charles
Collins, traffic manager of Hutchinson,
Oklahoma and Gulf, will be in Pond
Creek, Monday, TO close contracts for i'm
mediate operations. A car load of scrapers
and grading outfit arrived here today.
Some say the Rock Island is back of the
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SECRET OF HEALTH.
An Old Physician Intervtcwed on the
Subject OF March Diseases

He said the first thing Is TO keep the feet
warm and dry, somehow. no matter bow.
but he sure to keep the feet both warm
and dry. Next keep the chest warm seven
days every week, tbirty-oue days every
March; exercise freely Ia the opeu
air, sleep ia a well-yentilatcd room. aud
take Pe-ru-na before each meal. These
rules followed will secure to each lndi-
yidual an absolute guarantee against dis
ease in spice OF sush and mud. rain and
sleet, wind aud damp aud sudden chsnEss
in she temperature.
II, however. you are alresfy the victim
OF a cough. la grippe, cstsrrh, bronchitis OF
consumption, the remedy that relieve.
readily. cures quickly snd permanently
restores To health j. Pe-ru-ns. Pe-ru-ns.
when once used in the family, b comes a
household fixture. A a spring tonic ana
blood purifier, both TO prevent snd cure
disease. Pe-ru-ua hasno equal. IL cleaBsss,
strengthens, soothes, purIties. invlgor.,ss.
regulates aud restores.
Send for a free copy Of Family Physician
No .. a cstArrh book. also Family Physi-
clan No. g. a book on spring diseases. Ad-
dress The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing
Company. Columbus. Ohio.
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THE BEST OF REASONS.

The reason Why SLLcocx PoEoCs
PLAsTEEs are popular : tsat they nay Be
relied on 20 cure,
/ Lame b<ck. .ristica, s;ifzsss oT
;ws,eksDz Of the D1sciss-
2 Chest trO10l--. s2ca ~ pseartsy.
rnsumonis. Consumption
3 Isdig-stioa, dyspspsss, blllonsoszz.
kidney complaint
The success however. vii dep>rd cpon
the gen uicess Of the pIssfsr ussd- Tie
popularity Of ALLOOcE' POEgOrs PL1sTEzs
las b~ea 80 great Esst ussstztuees q IN
.tatico- hsvs sprung up o. every sAzsd.
The ouiT sure cure = 20 80 tie ge11sGs
ALLcoCE's PoErs PIAsTEEA
BEA1DELTfi's Pills improve The dyes
tim
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ADY-MARTIN CONTEST.

WAsHIN IToN, March 24.-Hou. J. W.
Ady. " ho is contesting the seat of Senator
Martin If Kansas, today filed his brief
with the senate committee on privileg es
and elections. He claims that Martin re-
ceived the votes of % of the 102 members
of the joint assembly AS recognized by the
supreme court, while he received a.. and
that even if the votes of the members Of
the Dunsmore house, who received certi-
fcates are counted for Martin, he then re-
ceived II votes, the same number cast for
himself in the legislature recognized by
the court. Mr.. Martin has filed neither
statement nor brief, nor has he had any
testimony taken in his behalf.
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ALL roz STATEHOOD.

SANTA FE. X. NJ Mz-cs a The RsyGs-
lean t~srssosiz! central corsr7ities nss
here today VIA foBl ats<r<anre. ctrocs
resolutions we're p.s-ec calling % hsgssa-
Lean Ez<nb<-s % congress 20 AID q ~ psss-
kgs q -. bill far ,hs Sd1.ss.oa % Ses
McKee, - = STAT
The cocamitsee - also pre.zrtng Cor Z
vlsorOzs asas - tie sozisS fail sAzo&tSa-
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BENDER'S BAD BREAK.

ST. JOSEPH, No., March 24.-JOhn c.
Bender, pension agent of this city and a
politician of some note. who has made
himself notorious by being repeatedly ar
rested by the government for alleged
frauds, was again arrested today charged
with having charged Willis Page, au old
soldier, 500 to procure pension Bender
is now under five indictments in the
federal court here, and is also under stay
OF sentence of tine OF 81 600.
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HOW WILL IT END
FATE OF THE SEIGNIORAGE BILL
STILL IN THE BALANCE.

Beset by Leading Silver
Enthusiasts Who Declare O Veto
Means Political Disaster - a
Deluge of Letters and Tele-
grams Urging the Presi-
dent Not to Sign
Grover Points On.
the Weak Fea-
lures,
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THE MODERN WAY

Commends itself 10 the well-formed, TO do
pleasantly and effectively what was form
erly done ia the crudest manner and dis
acTeeably rs well To cleanse the system
and break up colds, headaches aud fevers
without unpleasant after affects, use the
delightful liquid laxative remesy, Syrup
If
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CALL HIM USURPER
RED-BL00D WAITE ASSUMED EN-
TIRELY 100 MUCH.

Supreme Court Of Colorado Decides
He Had No Right to Call Out the
Troops.-Bridle-Bits Is Deeply
Ineensed But Grants .
Hearing to the Commit
tee of Safety Who
Comb Him Down
aud Make Him
Hold Still.
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FRY'S FRAGMENT.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March 24-Ths first
company OF sixty OF General Fry's social
ed industrial army of loo are on their
way to San Antonio. The Populists of
San Antonio have arranged TO feed and en-
terrain the army during their stay here.
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Weather for WSctitH today:
Fair and Cold.
INDEX OF TOOAYS IMPORTANT NEWS

INDEX OF T0DAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS
Pages.
2. March Of the POprlist Army.
For and Against the Bland Bill
Ascending County Treasurer Caught
Governor Waite is Incensed,
3. Wheat Bumps the Rocks
Featureless Day in Stocks.
5. Independent Candidates Withdraw.
Attorney Makes Sweeping Charges.
6. This is Red Letter Easter.
Old Maids on Tear.
7. Strip Towns Under Cloud.
8. William Scares the Anarchists.
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RANK ABANDONED.

pOgT TOWNSEND. Wash. March = "A
private Dispatch from Victoria says that
the British bark Archer. bozad from
Vancouver 70 the Columbia river. vAs
abandoned of Barclay sound The British
ting Maude saw the Anchor bus nothing =
known concerning tie crew Of .ae dsse.lct-
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WILLIAM CoNvALEscING.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, March 24-Con-
gresham ". L. Wilson is much i'm
proved lie will leave for the ranch of ex-
Congressman Ben Cable OF Illinois, eight
miles from the city, Monday and will re-
main ihere few days recupeTating.
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KANSAS CONTINGENT.

ARKANSAS CITY, Klaus. March 24.-Cap-
tain u. W. Cunningham OF this city. a
gentleman of ample means and RESPONSE
blIity, authorizes The Associated Press re-
porter 10 say he Will charter = train aud
run il through to Massilon. o.. provided
he can secure the train load OF men who
Will join General Coxey's "On to WASH
tugton army
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A SINGULAR PORN OF mosoxANIA

There l. q Class q people rational enough
In other respects. who are c~ftaioiy mono
.nan!zcs Ia dosing thsmsslses They a..
constantly trying experiments upon tssiT
o nachs, their bowel. thstf Iirsrs .ssi
fhs.r Kidneys with trashy nostruuz "bsa
these organ. are really out Of order. u ih@J
would osly uss Hostesters stcnseh BIZ
ter-. they would. II n0f bo9sic.ziJ iEssas.
psrcs!ve ia superiority.
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TWO NII.LIoN VOTERS.

SALT LAKE CITY. Iuth. March, n
Supreme President SrayBOr Of the Amsri-
can Protective Association made a speech
here last night on the objects aud AIN, Of
the association. lie declared that tie or
der nov controlled over two million votes
aud would name Uuit.d States ssEs;ors IA
several western states usIt y-sr lie also
sid that u was through THE iuhu@scs %
the organization that John i. Mcksos
was sent T. Siuz sing
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CRONKHITE is SICK
GOT AWAY WITH $4,000 BUT NOW
HE'S IN HOOK.

Ex-Treasurer Cronkhite. of Warren
County, Ind, Who Abscondcd q
year Ago With a Barrel OF
Money, Captured in Los An
gclcs-Demoniacal Treat
ment by Robbers Of
an Aged Pennsyl-
vanian-Other
Crimes.
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F1NANCIERs FEMINIST 1T.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March PA petition.
signed by all the bankers and the trust
companies in this city and by large mum.
Der of leading merchants and business
men, was mailed to President Cleveland
tonight, urgently requesting him TO veto
the seiguiorage bill.
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MEDICINE MEN MEET.

ROME. March 2A-Four thousand dele
gates have arrived here in order to take
part In the International Medical congress
which opens on Thursday next
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The dieha nais Eagle: Sunday ormimg gaareh 25 1854

have been . workman OF workmsu who
were discharged by Mr. S. C. Irving. one
OF the brothers. who is manager Of the
Parafine Paint company.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

a4i1 MAJ htN AiSS IA pressure.
FRED l.. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON, March 24-FoIlowing is the
forecast up TO p m. Sunday:
For Kansas-FaiT; generally slightly cooler
IN eastern portion; warmer sunday night In
western portion; north winds.
For Okla homa and Indian Territory-Fair;
colder; north winds.
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INDIAN LANDS,

Pure blood is better than "blue blood"
To have pure blood, take Hoods Sarsapar
lila
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ANOTHER POP PLOT
CoXEY's ARMY DEVELOPS P0PULIST
HORNS AND TAIL.

PeopIe,s Party Enthusiasts Along the
Line Of March Preparing to Re-
pIenish the Commissary of the
Walking Delegates-Oxen
Slaughtered and Roast
ing Ears Awaiting
their Arrival-CoX-
ey's Apes
for Cash
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Lnnd nnlee Items.

In the land oniov Cleou Jackson, Of
Nephi, Juab county, has filed home
stead application for lots and ., and
tn 10 south half Of the northeast quarter
Of section /, township 10 south, range
east.
James II. spaldlng, Of Stockton,
rooele county, filed u homestead appli.
oaIlon tor lot 4, section -, ana the
south hall Of the southeast quarter Of
section %, township south, range s
Woht.
Joseph Miner Of Sugar, Il. o., this
county Oiled n homestead application
for the southwest quarter Of section IL,
township . south, range | west
Mary j. De Mott, Of Granlsville,
ToOele county, filed "a desert applioa.
ton Tor the southeast quarter Of section
o, township 2 south, range west.
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tIALts aAsuIL
W. l.. PRICE & CO.,
IuYs anu sells. dealers in
iuu.trN, tmIH NrEutannts
lliEHcatu'ircs PAID for poultry
ana prupucu.
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scAvENoER

4 1EsspOOLs. CLpHEIa. ErC. CLEANED
- out Premises cleaned up Terms reason.
able D.. baltimore. 20 Hast, sih south
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A Store Burglarized.

The womau's Co.opetative store at
No. Al south West Temple street was
outered by burglars last night aud Two
bolts Of Provo Wooden Mills goods
stolen. Entrances was effected through
rear window, the upper sash Of
which was broken. A large amount Of
millinery goods anu valuable dresses,
some OF them silk, were thrown about
Ia t0psy tuTvy fashion, but nothing IN
this class OF goods was taken away.
1he combination money till bore signs
VI being tampofud win, but before u
could be forced open this intfudors
either gave the job up or were fright.
ouel away. They left by way Of tho
back door.
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TNsuHANuE co. MuNEY. 20 pFH
4 cent Juu. D. snyder, ~ N0muotriaI ul1rE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MONEY 10 LOAN.

SDOO Two y5iis $50 At 10 rsf
cent one Or two years. %. p lIufu, at
MrtoruIrk block
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TO TRADE.


L1AHMs ANp UNNCuFa ron CITY
II property %. ., lloyd. bii McCornlck iilk.
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NJONEY To LoAN TO -utr BOuuuWrR
W t'mer b. uar.ns, Progress nuiliuE
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the CIrY's FINANCES.
Municipal Receipts and Disbursements
for the Month Of March.

The receipts aud Disbursements Of
the city for the month Of Miren last ss
shown by the nnauolal siaismei o.
CITY Auditor R,ybou ii a. folloWG
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FOR RENT.

n.tn ACREs or LAND sEyEN Mills
- HI northwest Of tltY for a tern OF
ycaf8 90 uFht party D. AuOruach 4 ira
TWO ROOM IiNE HOUSE. CITY
4 water. cellar one hiuCk from car line. IS
pol month 90 cos Street
FOR SALE
INnuir TuEEH-stUtIus STOCK rUUNE,
II Pear, Chevy, Ou1.rHgrfF. Durrant and
shade tfcrt. 800 10 EfoauT reduced rates Co
UInHU them uUt
call 40 Nurfery between Eleventh and
Twelfth south slate street.
SAIL LAkE NuRsEuY 90.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-12

tspess66lStIvssr a6s1eEy1g vxssSsP-
binary sesstos. BY Hsary St. George
Tucker. % virgi1is. le was. IL fact,
The 0rst blll Introduced. AZ soon ~
the blu repealisg the Sherman oct
passed the house the Tucker hill Was
taken up. II passed the house by .
strict party vote, every democrat
bsing In It's favor, every repuhlicaa
against u. Il lay dormant In TIE
senate during he recess, and
there WAS somewhat Of . scraa-
bic - n who should have the hoaor
% The democratic side Of presenting
the bill that would 6sally receive
the approval Of he body. Mr.. Hin,
Of New York. was ambitious that the
measure repesling the federal elec-
ton laws should be known - the
Hill bill. Oshcr senators were ambi-
tious 70 give their names 70 Il, but
when the Tucker bill was referred 70
the committee On privileges and clcc-
tions 10 was soon determined that it
waa ~ absolutely complete and per-
1cct. that 10 would he useless n at
tempt IN improve on IL. and il was
adopted and reported favorably to
the senate.
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N~,s-e 90 s,onu actors.

Sealed proposals will he received a. the city
clcrk'- Office. Rock Island. H., until MONDAY,
arch eth, 1874. at so'clock m. for rue, ing
the Improvement known : Section No. =. order
ed by or iinance of the city OF Rock ls,a I'd. N
passed June 9Th, 1898. entitled IAN ordinance 10.
Inc fmrrovcm"nt %: Seventeenth aud Mine teenih
streets ffom the south line Of Third To the north
line of foirth avenue. and OF Twenty third street
from the south line of Third To the north lin. Of
Fourth ave ne, from the south line Il Fifth ave-
east along said T e1ty thir street south to
line so feet ith 81 and psraliel with the south
line Of N'uih avenue Under the above ordi-
nance, the "a d streets are ordered cirb d with
curbs:oncs. excavafcd and cra ted. improved AM.
p,vcd with paving brick q good qnaty.
Plane and specifications for said Improvement
on file at the City Clerks Office.
AL bids must be accompanied with q certified
check In the sum Of 81 coo 60 payable to tire Of
der Of the treasurer Of said city, which al he
core forfeited I" sadc city In case the bidcer shall
TAI, 10 enter into tact With approx cd
sureties to cute the work FOR the pl,us
mentioned in his bid and nc >ordiny to ire plans
End ep. ciacaione in IL. ev .nt tina. the contract
sha he awarded 10 him.
The q y reserves the right 10 reject any or all
bids.
Rock Island, IT,, Feb. u. 1894.
A. ID. HUESING, City Clerk.