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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-23
the ARIZONA kicker.


n 46ltoe 8eeoeas Tie Rese Enthusiastic
Msss Meesisg Ever Held.
THR NARCH or PRoGREss.-From the
patriotic efforts now being put forth BY the
people Of this broad territory no doubt can
exist that before the Close Of another ses-
sion Of congress Arizona will be counted
among the states. When every human be-
ing In the territory, from old Dan Withers.
who has killed his seventeenth grizzly bar.
down to the Indian papoose whose squeal
can't be heard two rods away, demands ad-
mission to the Union. something has got to
bust. The fires Of Lexington have been
lighted from every mountain top, and the
patriots Of Bunker Hill are cheering from
every valley, and the fires can't be put out
nor the cheering stopped until the star Of
Arizona takes its place on the banner Of
the biggest, broedest and most glorious re-
public the sun ever shone down on.
Il will Be observed by the reader that We
are somewhat excited, and that our coat
tails are standing out to catch the breeze of
freedom ~ it comes humping itself around
the corner Of Liberty mountain and down
the Valley Of the Star Spangled Banner.
The fact Is we have not yet recovered from
the excitement Of Tuesday evening, and it
may be two Or three days yet before We can
distinguish . gin cocktail from a whisky
straight By sight or taste. The most en-
thusiastic mass meeting ever held by free
nNn American citizens was the event d
Tuesday evening, and of course We were
invited to open it and deliver the main id
dress. We accepted the honor, but stipulat.
ed that the lop cared, narrow minded, jeal
Gus pated critter who runs the other week
" in this town should not be admitted "a
the hall. He was not. At point 80 feet
from the door he was held up by Buch
johnson and could get no nearer. Gu,
thanks are hereby rendered to Mr. John
son for the neat and graceful manner in
which he performed his task
On taking the platform we were greeted
by such n spontaneous outburst of enthus;
asm as satisfied us at once that the mar
who should throw an egg ut us from one ,
the back benches would be walked ON un
be was dead. For two or three minutes ",
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-23
OoUx<r BUrrDrxo.

Jan. 20.-Moline Water Power com.
pany to Peoples Light Fuel Manfg.
company. Manufacturers add, Mo-
line, mel 81, l6, 1w, $3.50.
Moline Water Power company to
Peoples Light and Fuel Manfg. COM
pany, tract by metes and bounds, 81.
lS, lw, &2l5.
Hannah Newburg to william L.
Coyne, sci and SWIRL and swl and
part ne, Is, II, 2w, 81.
A. s. Cheney to Thomas Barton,
n. nw& Is. 20. Pc, 81.
PIN re application Bernard d.
Connolly for certificate Of moral
character for admission to practice
law in the state Of Illinois. Certifi-
cate granted on motion of H. c. Con.
nelly. Esq.
Estate of John s. Lancashire. Re.
port Of sale filed and approved.
Guardianship Of the minor heirs
Of Henry Spach. Guardians repor,
filed and approved.
Estate Of Eli Drury. Inventory
filed and approved.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-23

People overlooked the importance OF
permanently beneficial effects, and
were satisfied with transient action
bat now that it is generally known
that Syrup of Figs will permanently
cure habitual constipation. well in
formed people will not buy other
laxatives, which act for q time but
finally injure the system.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-23
Msrsll Graz Rates.

The Burlington. Cedar Rapids &
Nortern railway will sell excursion
tickets to New Orleans on account Of
the Mardi Gras ut very low rates for
the sound trip. Tickets on sale Jan.
90 to Feb. 4. 1894, inclusive. good to
return until Feb. 90, 1894. For
tickets. time of trains and other in
formation, call on or address any
agent. J. MORTON.
Gen. Tkt. and Pass. Agt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-23
A. ID. HUEsING. City Clerk

q Lagtis 0lrl's Expsrasncs in . L'ghthorss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Prescott are
keepers of the Gov. Lighthouse at
Sand Beach. Mich. and are blessed
with daughter, four years old. Last
April she was taken down with
measles, followed with dreadful
cough and turning into a fever.
Doctors at home and at Detroit treat
ed her, but in vain. she grew worse
rapidly. until she was a mere ''hand-
full O. bones. Then she tried DIR.
Kings New Discovery and after the
use of two and n half bottles, was
completely cured. They say DIR.
Kings New Discovery is worth its
weight in gold, yet you may try a
bottle free at Hartz & Ullemeyer's.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH.
If you are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bitters. If LA
Grippe" has left you weak and weary.
use Electric Bitters. This remedy
acts directly on liver. stomach and
kidneys. gently aiding these organs
to perform their functions. If you
are afflicted with sick headache. YOU
will find speedy and permanent re-
lief by taking Electric Bitters. One
trial will convince YOU that this is
the remedy you need. Large bottles
only soc. at Hartz & Ullemever's.
BCCKLKNs ARNICA sALvE.
The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers salt rheum
Fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
chilblains, corns, and all skin erup.
tions, and positively cures piles OF
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Hartz & Whenever
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-23
AmC& ments.

Like good wine. the '.Black Crook
has improved with age. 1t is not
generally known. but it was an acct
dent that ballet dancing and special
ties were ever introduced into it.
Years ago. and prior to its produc-
ton, Jarrett & Palmer were making
preparations to produce a French
spectacle. and the burning Of the
old Academy Of Music in New York,
in 1865 or sc. left the ballet people
and the transformation ,scene in
their hands. so they made arrange.
ments with William Wheatley. man.
ager Of Niblo's garden, to introduce
them in the BLACK Crook" which
he was getting ready to put on.
They were successful. and now the
result is well known all over Amer.
lea. Accident never created a larger
theatrical success. This superb
spectacle will be seen at Harper's
theatre tomorrow evening.
The announcement that Edwin
Stevens has returned to comic Opera
has been greeted all over the country
with cordiality most compliments.
~ to the popular comedian. While
his success with Frohman's number
one company in .'Glorina," last sea
son was instantaneous and unequivo.
cal. his host of admirers could no,
help but regret that he had deserted
field in which, rs the leading come
dian of the New York Casino in its
palmy days. he had won the highest
laurals. He has signed for this sea
son with Wang" now in its third
year Of success, and will appear a:
the Regent Of Siam in the great pro
duction to be given this famous com
ic opera on Wednesday night at the
RurtiS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-23
We Mako

every variety Of bakery goods, but
especially cake. People think bakers
cannot make anything but angels
food. We think we make cake Just
as palatable as you have ut home.
Don't get mad because We think SO
Try it. KEEL & MArH.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-23

The Barker ice house and about
1000 tous Of good ice.
r. L. MITCHELL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-23

Taxes are now due and payable nj
county treasurer's Office, court house
building. Bring last years tax re-
ceirt. EDWARD BAUERcFELD.
Il. c. CLARKE, Deputy. Collector.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-23
Castoria.

"Castoria IL an excellent medicine FOR chill
aren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good eject upon their children.''
OR. g. c. OsGcoo,
Lowell, Mass.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-23

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Castoria.

Cempa.y, u Murray Street, New York City.
The evening world., 1894-06-25
GEN. HARRISON SHOCKED.
But Thinks the Assnssinution Can,
Affect the Republics Stability.


INDIANAPOLIS, June 2J.-Not since
the shooting of President Garfield has
any event so shocked cx-President Har-
rison as did the news of the fatal as
sault on President Carnot which he
learned on his arrival home from churcl,
last night
Gen. Harrison appeared stunned for
an instant, but quickly recovered his
equanimity and expressed his deep sor-
row, which he said went out to Republi-
can France at this time. at is,' said
ne, the spirit of anarchy which has
caused an assassin to raise his hand
against the French President"
Gen Harrison continued: II believe the
immediate move must be revenge 70.
the rectnt execution of Anarchists at
Paris. / presume there could have been
no prctonSe of grievance against Presi-
dent Carnot personally.
But the act, dreadful as It Is, can
not believe, affect the stability of the
French Republic. 1t has seemed to me
to be firmly grounded on the principles
of self-government, law and order The
monarchial feeling, ! have thought, was
dying ont, and | cannot believe there
will be any movement to cause q revolu-
ton in favor of monarchy. The effect
of this assassination can only intensity
the forces Of law and order against these
Anarchists"
The evening world., 1894-06-25
WIMAN GETS A STAY.
Execution Of Sentence Postponed,
Pending Argument.
Plea for a Certificate OF Reasonable
Doubt Friday.
Tho EX-Financicr Has Another
Chance to Escape Sing Sing.

Justice Barrett. of the Supreme Court,
to-day issued an order requiring The Dis
trict-Attorney to show cause why GER
tihcate of reasonable doubt should not
be issued In the case OF Erastus Wiman,
now under sentence to FIVE years and six
months Imprisonment on n charge Of
forgery In the second degree.
The order was issued upon the appli-
cation OF Lawyer A. Is. Boardman, OF
MIR. WimHns counsel, and Is made re-
turnable next Friday.
In connection with tho order to show
cause, Justice Barrett issued u stay OF
execution, which Will prevent Mr.. WI
man from being taken to Sing Sing un-
III after the question Of issuing tho
certificate of reasonable doubt has been
argued.
The whole proceeding in court this
morning was very brief.
Mr. Boardmon al not state 10 Justice
Jarrett the grounds on which he viii
argue f'r the certificate Of Reasonable
doubt,
The evening world., 1894-06-25
WHY CROKER RETURNS
Danger from the Sugar Trust In
vestigation Has Passed
Suggestion that He Sailed to Get
Out Of the Jurisdiction.
Dazcd Politicians Can Only Guess
What II All Really Means.

Politicians are as deeply puzzled over
the announcement of eN-Boss Crokcr's
unexpected return from Europe as they
were over his sudden departure. Crok-
er's actions during the past month
have been a mystery to the Tammany
followers who are not in his confidence.
and those who know the secrets Of the
jack the box movements of their for
mer chief keep the people guessing.
There has been SO many contradictory
statements made by Croker and his
friends as to the real cause of his hasty
departure and return that 1t is doubt
full now IL the people would believe the
real version of the affair II II was made
public.
An entirely new theory was advanced
| this morning. A man prominent In
political affairs and who Is well in
| formed on the politics of the city,
State and Nation, said that II is his
opinion Croker went to Europe not to
escape the LeXow Committee, but the
United States Senate Sugar-Investi-
eating Committee. 1t was understood,
according to this authority. that Gro
| ker's visits to Washington, which were
heralded to have been In the interest of
|
| fiuence Senator's votes on the sugar
schedule in the interest of the Sugar
| Trust.
The same gentleman surmses that
| Croker may have got wind that ht
| would be summoned to testify in the
sugar inquiry, and thcreupon placed
| himself beyond the Jurisdiction of tn,
Committee. When he went away it
was the intension of the inquisitors &c
sit two or three months. and now thai
they have adjourned Croker may fee
safe in coming back. SO 1t is thought.
| Another, ana what is considered a
plausible explanation. Is that croker
| end of this week, and that he might re-
move the unfavorable feeling towards
| him in the organization because he ran
away by coming back. but Tammany
and they will not be misled by such a
transparent trick, These men cannot
reconcile the widely conflicting state.
| ments when he went away and now
that the danger from pryng Investigate
| ing committees Is over.
After his departure, when interviewed
| at Queenstown. Croker said he intended
to remain abroad until after the election
and yesterday, at Killarney, IN CONVERSE
he declared thai he took the ocean trir
merely Il get rid of an attack of ma
laria. and not to avoid being questioned
as to where he got it from.
Public Works Commissioner Michael
| T. DAILY, who knows all about Croker
and could tell why. he left and why he
| resolved to come back so suddenly, H.
silent. He said to-day he had not heard
| anything further from Croker, and that
| he had nothing further to say.
A report was started that Croker was
Of Tammany Hall. The rumor was de.
| clared to be unfounded.
The evening world., 1894-06-25
WHO is THIS CONDUCTOR?
He Compelled n Berenved Mother to
AIight from Ills Car.

Police Capt Clayton. OF Coney Island.
Is eniaavoring to ascertain the name Of
the conductor Il the West End trolley
car, who compelled Mrs. Rose P!acintins,
Of So Thirteenth street. TO a!ight from
his car because her nine-month-old baby
mad died in her arms. while she was d
passenger
Mrs, placintinl was taking her child
- the seashore TO set the fresh air. At
IN" bridge station Mrs. Placintini dis
covered that her .iItle one WAS dead.
She s".nlmel. and the conductor came
~ AMI demanded to know the cause.
" lea sh" tll aim he stopped the car
AM ordered her - get on.
\ policeman. whD found Mrs. P,acin-
'i"i sitting On the curb after the car had
gone, took her to the Cnney Island sta
trn-n house CAPT: C.ayt 2 notified the
Coroner, ana after hearing the mothers
story sen; her nome In n coach.
II he discovers the name OF tn. con-
luctog he viii ask the Company to
discharge him.
The evening world., 1894-06-25
1.-THE Grief
\ OF FRANCE
/ Carrots Death Has Plunged
] the Republic Into the
Deepest Sorrow.
| HATRED FOR HIS ASSASSIN.
Popular Wrath So Extended
= as to Embrace All
Anarchists.
SYMPATHY OF OTHER NATIONS.
D United States Senate Adjourns in
Honor of the Dead
President.
SYMPATHY OF OTHER NATIONS,
lRy Associated Prers.l

PARIS, June 25.-The deepest sorrow,
dismay and anger prevail throughout
I France.
The cowardly assassination of Presl-
dent Sadi Carnot at Lyons last night Is
mt st heartily deplored by all.
Great anxiety prevails in regard to the
future. and this feeling will not be al
layed until successor to the late Presi-
dent is in office
Behind this is the anger of France at
the assassin. Cesare Giovanni Santo the
young Italian, whose deadly knife has
plunged nation into grief.
kilograms of sympathy are pouring in
upon the late Presidents family and
\ upon the Government These messages
Of coincidence come from all countries of
Mfne world, showing that France Is not
lone in her sorrow at the death Of her
PRESIDENT
The newspapers. of all shades of
ppinion. print leading articles deploring
The assassination of Sadi-Carnot.
Signs of mourning are this morning
general throughout this city and
Throughout France. All the flags are at
hnlf-mast, and the public buildings are
being draped with Grape.
Nine. Carnot ut Lyons.
Nine. Carnot, accompanied by her two
sons, arrived at Lyons at o'clock this
Hmorning. The widow was most re-
gpectfully greeted by large crowd of
people assembled about the railroad
epot. She proceeded Immediately to
he Prefecture where the body OF the
Ute President now reposes In state
One of the dead mans sons, when he
hw the decorations In the Rue de la
IepubliQue and other streets. decora-
pms which had been displayed in honor
his fathers visit to Lyons. and
Mich were not all removed this morn
was so agitated that he almost
hted.
he flags and other decorations on the
lecture were, however removed dur.
the night and the great flag which
ALLY floats over the Chamber of Com
Ice was replaced by large square
aner of Grape.
he inha hitants of Lyons generally this
rning are removing the festive deco
Ipns from their buildings and are re
cing them with mourning emblcms as
II as possible.
Cnrnot's Body Lies In state.
The apartment at the Prefecture ir
shich the body of the late President lies
h state presents most impressive ap.
bearance.
The remains of the murdered man ar,
clad in a dress suit, and across his breas
n the Grand Gordon OF the Legion o
Honor. of which. as Chief of the State
,he was Grand Master
Around the bier are stationed a mum
Der of high officers of the President,
military Household, who, with severn
! .Sisters of Charity, watched the remain.
throughout the night.
The evening world., 1894-06-25
" The Evening World" Sends a
Tug to scour the Lower
Bay for Victims.
CORONER WILL INVESTIGATE.
An Effort Will Be Made to Fix the
Blame for Yesterdays Ter.
ribIe Disaster.

An overladen tug, n foolhardy skip
per, boy at the wheel. open bunke-
plates and Il tin can that journeyed
often between the beer kegs and thu
crew of the tug James ID. Nicol ara
some or the causes given for the. ter
riblc disaster which overlook the n :
Ing party of the Herring Fishing C ~
yesterday afternoon, in which the
foundered OF Sandy Hook wit I bars.
or eighty or more men on board, and
many lives were sacrificed.
80 far as can be learned the names
OF the drowned. missing and survivors
are as follows:
The Drowned.
BCCKRIDGE, WALTER. No. $50 Hail.
ssey street, brooklyn; body at highlands
Morgue.
GRAHAM. CHARLES, No. 10 East
Fourth street.
HIGGINS, j., No. II Pearl street.
MALEERs, Fra TRA,N Sti'e s. Washington
street; body at No. 81 Greenwich street
SCHULTZ, FRANK, printer; Eleventh
street, near First avenue.
The Missing.
MOORE. WILLIAM, bartender; resi-
dence unknown.
- KEfsER. residence unknown:
b9dS At (, Highland morgue,
hair and mustache, washed ashore at
BURKHART, CHARLES, 3i5 East
BISHOP. HENRY, 025 Garden street.
Hoboken.
lEPERHART, HERMAN. 4ss East
AN
fIShER, JOHN. lOe classen avenue.
dRiEsMAN. SOLOMON. 1887 First
GAUTNER, SAMUEL.
HAYES. JAMES, 172 EldriGGe street.
HIGGINS, j., II Pearl street, aged
twtnty-eight years, driver.
HEBRAuCk: JACOB. S45 East Seven
HESRATcK, JOSEPH, a45 East Seven
HoRAN, DELL. 4s7 West Fourteenth
HoCHER1N. LOUIS. fireman on the
HAMMOND, ALBERT, twenty two
years old, deck hand on Nicol Roundout.
JOHN HORNEY. forty-hve, works at
Brennan 4 Whites shoe factory, Clas-
sen and Flushing avenue, Brooklyn.
KIRCHNER, GISTANE. 1874 second
KIRCHNER. WILLIAM, 1918 Second
avenue
LANGpDN. WILLIAM boatnnan.
Roosevelt ana water streets.
MILLER HENRY r31 Broom. street.
M0sG''RfsE!, WILLIAM, twenty wears.
bartender r~uuklvn
n NNNARA. JOIN.
MSor t,it strtrIs '> - 0''' ''"'" anu
pNRST ALBERT. 53 Sixth street.
PISiSING HENI{S. i.J sast Sourt
street,
SCIIGI.T2Z. MILAN, rs FORSYTH
street
sSSIIfTLESINGrr THOMAS, sixteen
Years OLD. Mott street near Bleecker
strret '''' '''' -'''''A''
TRj'ESDELI. WILLIAM. twenty
two. lSS Clpescn avenue BROOKLYN
The evening world., 1894-06-25
MOURNING AT ST. JAMES.
Tho British Court VIII Go Into
Black for One Week.

LONDON, June 25,-Following the
precedent adopted at the time of the
death OF the late President James A.
Garfield he British Court will SO into
mourning for n week, out Of respect to
the memory OF the late President Car
not.
The news OF the assassination caused
much grief Mt the White Lodge. WHORE,
only yesterday, the Duke of York re
ceived a message OF consratulatlon from
the late President, concerning the birth
OF an heir.
The evening world., 1894-06-25
MAY BE THE VICTIMS.
Report that the Nelson Family Was
ON .hc Yacht.

John Askew. OF III Walcott street,
Brooklyn called at the Fourth avenue
police station this morning and told the
police that he believed that the missing
people were Charles Nelson. thirty-two
years old. of 264 Columbia street. Brook
three; Kate Higgins. a servant. seven
teen. and n Norwegian sailor. whose
name Is unknown.
a reporter called at the Nelson houEe
this morning, but NJ one was home
The family went away yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-06-25

of people are indignant and much sym
pathy Is expressed for France.
Emperor William, upon receiving the
news at Kiel. Immediately telegraphed
to Nine. Carnot expressing his con-
dolence in warmly sympathetic terms.
The evening world., 1894-06-25
"ABOVE ALL, A NEWSPAPER"
The Evening Worlds" Extra on
the IarEot Murder.

Following its usual custom of giving
to the public Immediately the news Of
~ important events, THE Evening
World" last evening issued AN extra
edition, which exclusively gave to the
people of the metropolis. BROOKLYN and
JyISrT city The hTs' news OF The as
SasSinntirn OF President Garnet, OF
France, and also the caps!zing, II the
LiEhlship, entailing terrible loss OF
The people of New York and sur
Gust o.ncd 10 The Evening worll's''
promptncss in furnishing the news of all
ialportant happenings in any part of
the world thnt they have come 10 Jake
II as n matter Of course.
World" contained full and detailed ac-
count of the murder OF the French Presi-
dent, and also cGmp!et" history Of
Carnots life and public record.
Within ten minutes Of the tine of the
attack upon President Carnot, and even
before the fact was generally known IN
Lyons, The Evening World" through
had been advised of the fact, and full
reports followed quickly.
Th9omsands of copies of THE, Evenine
of he c We's rs S %e as tn e'f fhs
suburbs. In al of the hotels and other
resorts where people gather sunday
evenings the Extra was rCc1 with much
Interest and in some cases VIII re this
supply was not equal 10 the demand tho
news of the killing of the French Pres!-
dent and the terrible accident down thu
bay was read aloud 20 little groups who
gathered about some one who had beer
fortunate enough 70 secure copy of tho
paper
II is enterprise of this sort that New
Workers IKE, and a great ma,T Co..,
Evening World" and its achievement.
The evening world., 1894-06-25
A YELLOW FEVER SHIP.
She Arrives at Galveston, Having
Lost Two Wen.

GALVESTON. Tea June 25.-Tho
British steamer Jessmyre, from Vera
cruz for New York. was inspected yCster-
day by STATE health officer. She lost
her frs, engineer IN Vera cruz, and the
second engineer between Vera cruz and
Galveston Bob died of yellow fever.
Every man Wa carefully cTnmnCl,
AMI al were fulm - he well. Thu
steamship Is ten mis- beyond the bar.
The evening world., 1894-06-25

For entertaining gossip of the
read the o'CIoclS Edition and tho
sporting Extra of The Evening
World.
The evening world., 1894-06-25
Out OF He'd luto Che Finmrs.

small lre the second n0ur Of the Ave
story Lrick tcuemrHt-house In the rear II III
Mulberry street at II 30 l"st night crested :,
small panic, P,ppino Mnruscr, twenty tire,
years old In whose room the hrc is believed 60
have started severely burned his feet AMI legs
by jumping out Of he'd into the flames lie was
removed 10 Chambers Stro"t Hospital The hr"
d!d SIS damagf to fnrUiture aud S'5 10 the
The evening world., 1894-06-25

James NJ. Redhcli who died suddenly ia
Boston YESTERDAY, viii Dee buried Tomorrow a.
Derby. Conn. Mr. Rcdcela WIS the Boston
agent Of the Tronmer Malt COMPANY of this
CITY lie was nj one time a member ~ the
FIRM ~ Rcdhcld q RICE dealers in FilycrNsra
in Maiden Lane. His widow and two married
daughters survive him
The evening world., 1894-06-25

George Edwards and Charles Walby were sent
to Jail for ten days each by Justice Goetung In
the Lee Avenue Court Williamsburg to-day on
charge OF disordery conduct They belong to
the "Rainmakers," gang that holds forth a,
briggs avenue and South First street. and devote
most OF their flms 10 asking passsrssy toS the
price VI q plnk.r