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Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-10-18

A. F. Gerald, Esq, was here yesterday
from Fairfield.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-10-18

G. L. Barrows, a prominent business
man of Bangor, was in the city Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-10-18

Prof. G. A. Robertson left for Bethe
Yesterday afternoon, to visit his father.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-10-18
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-10-18
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

run daily, SundaJs Included. run SunuAys ohiy'
Through tickets TO California and all points
South and West may be had Of +. II. Walker,
ticket agent, augusta, the only oihce in Augusta
selling in all routes and checking baggage free
Of expense.
PAYSoN TUCKER, Vice Pres and Genl Manager.
+. +. BooTHBY, Geni Pass. ana Ticket Agent.
Portland, Sept. 26. 1924.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-10-18

FIT. Noble has gone to New York on
usiness.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-10-18

Leonard f. Tilden of Washin gton, D. c.,
was here, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-10-18
AUGUSTA LOCALS
Halloween parties are being planned.

Miss Mae Snow is in Washington, visit
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-10-18

A. B. Ham has returned from a busine Sc
trip to Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-10-18
10 ST 3

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-10-18
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-10-18

0. j. Dyer was here from Oakland, yer.
terday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-12
WEST AND WAITE.
Two Governors and the Army
of Unemployed.
ONE FoRBIDs, THE OTHER INVITES.

Utah's Executive Puts Up the Bars, but
Finds Them Difficult to Maintain, While
the Colorado Man Sends Telegraphic
Stop-Over Pass-The Situation at Ogden
Rather Unique, but Plenty of Food on
Hand.
OGDEN, Utah, April 1e.-The industrial
army situation here is peculiar. The lat
est phase is a warrant for the arrest of
Superintendent Knapp of the Southern
Pacific railway for contempt of court in
not obeying the courts order and taking
the ''army" west again. There was a
conflict of authority all day at the cars,
where the army is corraled. Governor
West ordered them into the cars and Su-
perintendent Knapp ordered them not to
enter them. Governor West received a
telegram from c. p. Huntington, San
Francisco, in which he says: 1--WE have
taken these men as in the course of bust
ness, hoping the condition of the indus
trial class would he bettered' thereby as
they cannot get work here. The officers
of the Southern Pacific company cannot
move them westward at less than regular
rates, and if anything less than regular
rates are to be charged, it can only be done
through negotiations at this Office"
In reply the governor said the act of
the railroad was illegal and in violation
of the most sacred rights of the COM
munity and that 1.-The acts of those par
ticipating in thus infiicting our commun-
ity cannot be too harshly characterized.
am determined the authority of the ter
ritory shall be maintained and the decree
of its courts enforced and the property
and lives of the people protected"
Cheers for Governor Waite.
Governor Waite of Colorado wired Gen
eral Kelly at Ogden that his industrial
army could stop and pass through Colo
RADIO. kelly's men cheered Governor
Waite and General Kelly. Encouraging
words were received from General kelly's
wife. Two Thousand loaves of bread,
| 1000 pounds of beef, potatoes, etc, were
contributed by the Ogden Charity society,
and everybody waited to see what Gov
ernor West would do. Mayor Brough OF
Ogden ordered Il carload of provisions
enough to last the army to the Nevada
border. a number of men are sick and
suffering, and one man died. The latter
was identified by United States Marshal
Brigham as a recently discharged convict.
With but one dissenting vote the Loo
men in the army decided that they would
not go back to California but would go
east even if they had to walk.
There was a grand labor demonstration
| and parade being headed by the national
colors and with transparencies ooking fun
| at the militia while one said: Gold at a
premium: but humanity at a discount -
Over four thousand people saw the pa
rade. Conciliatory speeches We're made
by Mayor Brough and General Kelly. The
latter says he will take his men east in
wagons
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-12
CCxEY'S "UNKNOWN.v
A Resident of Allegheny City Says He Is a
HinkertOn,

A Resident of Allegheny City Says He Is a
PinkertOn.
PITTsBURG, April l2.-The Dispatch of
this city publishes a circumstantial ex-
pose of the Coxey ''Unknown's' identity.
1t has the story from one Shannon. resi-
dent of Allegheny City, who recently sold
a tent to CoXey, which was later on said
by the general not up to the requirements
and Shannon was sued for breach of con-
tract. Shannon claims that this suit was
instigated by the Unknown" hence the
story. Smith is said by the informant to
be Swede by the name of Jensen, n resi-
dent of Chicago and an employee of the
Pinkertons, in whose service he has been
for several years.
Shannon claims to have known Jensen
for long time and was n canvass man
under him through several circus sea-
sons. He says that it is Jensen's expert
ence as boss canvassman that enables
him to handle the commonwealers with
such high handed authority According
to the story the Unknown" receives II
salary of $50 week which is forwarded
to MIN at convenient points along the
route. Six Pinkertons are said to be in
the army constantly under the command
of Jansen and reports are regularly sent
to Pinkerton headquarters. Shannon
claims to be able to fully substantiate his
statement.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-12
LEGAL.
Ghsnrery Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, l.
KoCk ISLAND COUNTY.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, -
KoCk ISLAND COUNTY.
In the circuit court Of said Rock Island county.
10 the May term A. d 1894. In chancery. Bill
tn foreciose mortgsg'.
The Blacshswk Homestead Building Loan and
Saving Association, complainant. VS.. Albert ".
Wordsworth, Cora Is. WaGsworth, Ralph E. Huey
and NJ. =. McGmn. defendants.
To the above named defendant. ". F. McGinn
Affidavit OF your non residence having been filed
in the once of the clerk of said circuit court,
lice IL hereby given 10 you that the above named
comp airsnt has filed in said conrt its bill OF con-
plant against you on .hs chancery eide of said
court; that summons in thancerv has been is
tued in said Cause ayainst yo- returnablc to the
next term Of said court. TO be began ami holden
at the court house in the city of Rock Isl.nd. in
said county. on the fret Monday OF MAY, A. D..
1894, q; WIN h time and pace you wi appear and
plead, answer or demur to said bill OF co nplainl
IL you fit. GEORGE W. GAMBLE, CLERK.
SWEENEY & WALKER. Solicitors for Compl'ts
Rock Island. Illinois. March 18th A. d. 1891
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-12
Chanrery Notice.
rATE OF ILLINOIS, L.

rATE OF ILLINOIS,
tocK ISLAND COUNTY.
the circuit court Of said Rock Island county
To the May term A. ID 1894 In chanccry. Bill
IN foreclo-e mortgage.
ne Black Hawk Homestead Building, Loan
and SAVINGS association. complainant, vs.. Al
cert W. Wadsworth. Cora y. Wadsworth,
Saph E, Huey, ana NJ. F. MeGinn, defend
in's.
20 the shove-nau ed defendant. NJ. r. McC;iru /:
hdavit Of your non-residen-e having been filed
the office OF the clerk OF said circuit court no.
g j. hereby ven To you that the above named
mpl4inant has ed In said court its bill Of COM
lint aRftnst you on the chancery sGe of said
art: that summons In chapcery has been
sued IN said case against you. rcturnable to the
'xt term Of said court, to be begun ard holden
the court house. In the city o rock Island, in
dd county. on the first Monday of Nav A. d.
81. at which time and place you will appear.
sad. answer or demur TO said bill Of complaint
you see H..
GEORGE W. GAMBLE, Geek
SWEENEY 4 WAGER. solicitors for Complt
Rock Island. Illinois, March -, A. ID. 1894.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-12
NEW JERSEY ELECTION.
Republicans swept the state from Cne
End to the Other.

Republicans swept the state from Cne
End to the Other.
NEW YORK, April 12.-New Jersey, in
the election in many cities, Indicated that
it could no longer be considered a safely
Democratic state The result in Newark,
where MIR. Lebknecher was elected mayor,
was not entirely unexpected, though the
Democrats placed IN nomination ii strong
candidate iii the nope OF stemming the
tide. II was of no avail. The Republic
an avalanche was not TO be staid and Jul
Illus y. Lebknecher WAS elected By mere
than $500 plurality.
At no point in the state is the RepUb
lican sweep more apparent than in Orange
The city usually gives "A Democratic ma
jority of 400. John gill, the Republican
candidate for mayer, carried the election
10y majority of about 500. In Trenton
the Republicans made a clean sweep, not
even allowing their opponents to elect Il
Justice of the peace In all parts Of the
state the same story is told, the sweep be-
ing far more complete than the Demo
cratic one of last fall.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-12
WHEELER WAS A pLoTTER.
Sensational Testimony Giren in a Murder
Trial ut Chicago.

CHICAGO, April PA sensation was
caused in the trial of Charles T. Good
rich for the murder of Mrs. Mary Cron be-
fore Judge Sears by the testimony of De-
Julia Ebert. She was the first witness for
the defense and said she knew Frank
Wheeler, son-in-law of Mrs. Cron, and
met him first in St Louis in 1855 In Feb
ruary, 1898, she met him in Chicago and in
a conversation Wheeler said he wanted to
get rid of his mother-in-law and hiswife.
Upon reflection he said a will left all the
property to his wife, and she should be
spared.
Il told him he would get caught if he
attempted any such scheme" said the wit
ness. He said he wanted $1,000 Mrs
Cron had and would do her up. Then he
wanted to know if he could bring her TO
my house and kill her there. He said to
me: You could say a man brought the
woman TO You and left her. His scheme
was to kill her by gas. ! refused to have
anything to do with the matter"
DIR. Ebert told of other congregations on
the same matter. One plan was to put
rat poison in Mrs. Cron's food and pnt the
blame on servant Another scheme was
TO burn down the house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-12
CssANCERH NOTICE.

STATE Or ILLINOIS, J..
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY,
In the Circuit court OF said county 10 the jan
usry term, A. u. 1894.
William Boyer. Adam Boyer and Jacob Boyer.
oomplanants. vs. Mary johnson, John John
RIB sou, George Robson, Anna Hardin,
Thomas Campbell. Mary J. Campbell. John T.
Campbell. Ada Campbell. Alice Campbell,
crmpbell, viii am Campbell. Thona. j. Rob
BINS, Albert q. Mcknight, Laura Dugan. Brint-
nal Dnvan. Minnie Ever-. Zerurish " heath nd,
min sinp poee; s aio,s pane a Tsn,a
shsrle. Boyer, Harry Keller. Ma han Boyer.
Fransln kobh,ns, Fret Baptist church Of the
Ctiynf Roch u and, and Elwin r. Parmcntcr
and Thomas Car,pbcil. executors Of the will Of
John A: Boyer decea-cd. defcr Limits In chan
ecry.-Bill to set aside q will.
AmdhNit OF non resider &c Of defendants. Mary
Jot nron. john johnson. William = Johnson. Ida
Robinson. james Robson. George Robson, Anna
Harein, Ihomss j hobbin., Albert e. Nc
might. biurA Dugan, Brninai Durau. Minnie
Ever, Icruriah Whestland, FloiitI, Usckmonth.
Celia x Carroll. Bcni ,min Halfcrd. Dodlcy Hal
ford, Daniel Haford. Harry Keller and Franklin
RI omas Campbell, MARY j. Campbell. John r.
Campbell. Ada Campbell, Alice Ca npbcll. s.hsrlss
Campbell. samuel Campbell. Albert Campbell.
william Csmpbeil. Charles Roger. Na;h N hover
First BAPTIST Church II the CITY ~ Rock Island
and Elwin n. Parmcnfer and Thoma. cam bci'
executor. 81 the will Of John A. Royer. deceased'
cult court Of said County. notice IL Therefore
hereby given to the said nonresident defer dat
that the complainanis filed their an ended bill of
compliant In said Court. on the chanc. ~ aide
thereof, on the 18Th day Of march, A. D. 1s,a, and
that ther.utons summons is.ued out Of raid
court, Wherein eaid suit IL now pending, rc,urna
bile on the first Monday in the month Of Nav
next. ne 10 by Law required Now. unle.e Won.
the said nonresident defendants above named.
Mary johnson, John johnson, william 8 Jrhn-
son, Ida Robieon. James Robson. George Robi-
son. Anna Hardin. Tn mas J. Robbins. Albert a.
Mcknight. Laura Dugan, Brintnal Dugan. Minnie
Evcrs. Zcruriah whcstland, Florida Hoe kmouth.
Celia y. Cnrroll. benjamin Balford. DodIey Hal
ford Daniel Halford, Hsr y Keller a-d Frank in
Robbins. shall personally be and appear before
.sid tlrcuit court on the first day Of the next
term thereof. t. he holden ss kock Island In
and for the ead comfy. on the frst Mondsy in
nay next. and plead. answer or demuf TO
the said complsiaants bill OF complaint, the
same and the matterr and things therein charxed
and stated will be taken ~ confessed, and a de.
cree entered against you according " the prayer
Of said bill.
GEORGE ". GAMBLE, Clerk,
Rock ts,snd, H.. Marcn -. A. ". 1914.
JomN +. ksNwo Rrnr and jackson Z HUnsT,
COMPS Sol.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-12
The Reno Contingent.

RENO, New, April 12.-The Reno contin-
gent of the industrial army boarded an
eastbound train here, climbing on top of
the cars. They refused to leave the cars
when ordered. A switch engine was then
sent down to the yards and coupled to the
freight cars and before the commonweal-
ers knew what was happening the cars
were detached from the train and were
speeding back westward. The passenger
train then proceeded and the switch en-
CINE subsequently brought the freight
cars and commonwealers back to town.
The leaders claim they will ignore the in
junction of the Utah courts forbidding the
army to march into that territory.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-12

OMAHA, April l3.-Detective Dietrich OF
Detroit left here over the Northwestern
with Alexander Watson OF Grand Rapids,
Mich, ia Charge. Watson married a
woman at Grand Rapids; then took sec
ond at Coldwater; Miss Marion Corey ot
Hammond, Ind, was No. 3 and Miss Fin
ME Dixon Of Chicago made rs three four
OF Il kind. lie had Il nice home on West
Monroe street, Chicago, furnished by his
fourth iather-in-!aw, but he sold or mort
gagged the furniture and went to Detroit.
Here he was soon in active negotiation for
No. >, but No. 3 crossed his orbit aud he
hed. He was located il a mining camp
near Florence, Col, about forty miles
irom Pueblo
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-12
CmANCERY NOTICE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,

Rock IsLAND COUNTY.
Inthe Circuit Court of said Rock Island county,
to the May term A. d. 1924. In hnpcery.
Daniel u. Potter. ard Mary Z. Potter. COM
pla'nants, vs the unknown heirs devisees of
William A slo n. deceased. I hon as +. Walston
and the unknown heirs or devisees of Thomas +.
watson. deceased. defendants. Bill to quiet title.
Tothe above named defendants ana each of
them: Affidavit Of yOur non-residence having
been filed in the Office OF the clerk OF said circuit
court, notice 10 hereby given TO YOU and each of
YOU that the above med co NJ lainabts have filed
In saio couri their bill OF COMPLAINT against you
on the chancery eide OF said court; that sunni ons
In chaDcery has been issued In said cause aga inst
YOU reiurnable TO The next term of said court, to
be begun and holden at the court house. in the
city Of Rock Island. in sad county, on the first
Monday of May A. ID. 1894, at which time and
plsce Won will appear and pie id an.a er or dsmur
10 said bill OF ccmr laint If You see fit.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE. Cle.k.
SWEENEY WALKER. solicitors for Complrs.
Rock Island. Illinois, March 9Th. A. D. 1894.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-12
sihaaceey N0ttcr.

STATE OF ILLINOIS. =.
In the circuit court Of Rock Island county. 10 the
May tern A. ID. isyi-In ehsncery-Bil to
forec'ose Mortgage.
The Back Hawk Homestead Binding. Loan q
Saving rrsociaiion. complainant, vs.. Albert W
wadswortn. Cora II. Wadsworth. Ralph E.
1tuty and n. y. McC;inn. defendants,
To the above named defendant. " D. McCinn /.
In the ofre Of the clerk OF .aid circuit court
ticc II hereby given 90 You that the above named
complainant has fled In said court Its bill Of COM
plant against you on tire chancery side Of said
cour:. that . summon In chsncery has been Ia
sued In said cause against you. r. turnahlc TO the
next term Of said court. to BE- begun and holden
ut the court house In the city Of Rock island, 4.
said county. on the fret MONDAY Of Nay. A. ID.
1874, " which time and place you will appear
snd lead. answer % dcmur tn said bill tf com.
plant 10 you see 1T.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE. Clerk.
fock Island, Illinois, March -. A. ID. 1894
SwBtNgr q WALkER, Solicitors for Compl'ts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-12
I he Local Mark cts,
GRAIN, ETC.

Wheat-65c
Corn-3sGls0c.
Oats ssdt3lc.
9ay-Tlmothy, S91s1o: uplsna. sseas 80. Wild
Straw, s6lS6. so.
PRODIGY
02ec N'S' 'ieAAaef3' <ic
Eggs-Fresh. &c die
toutry-Chickens, dressed, 1Oc: turteys
9 pressed. 1oe; dn-~', dressed, loc: geese,
~stDtT n vEGH-ApJre
Potatoes 60lpS5c.
Onions Sic per hu.
Trrnips- ger bu.
LIVE STOCK
~, csia,N-Batchers lay for cow fen s.e.-s
4<S5c
aogs-4k c0i2c
Sheep-3cGscA
Coal-Soft. -0c: hard, $3.50
Wood-Coei- IA. %: eawed, s co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-12

Is Rye as as "A Rye naturally r.Foaod and
free !roI al foreign flavor and aLuIierauts, cus--
snieed pure and over eleven yelrs O! age, recon
mcnloc 20 tbc couuoi--.ur Is . ueTitorious a-t.-
Gle worthy Of the confidence OF invaU5s, couva-
lesc-n.s end The aged. see Liza, ous name Is
blown IL bottle. SioJuer quart bottle
ROYAL RUBY PORT WINE.
pure, old and mellow, Therefore best adapted fo-
invalils. c7uyGlesceats ana tic aged. II restores
lost vitality, creates strength and appetite. builds
up The weak and Lehiii,-ted. Quarts 81 Fin.s.
GO cents. Tut u on honor ana guaranteed by
ROYAL WINS. co, Chicaeo.
Fer sale Harper House Pa .rnaty AID b,
William CisDdeuin, Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-12

OMAHA, April H. Secretary Of War La
mont and party arrived in Omaha. Fort
Crook ana Fort Omaha were visited and
inspected. After Muching wish General
Brooke the headquarters of the depavt-
nent of tAe Platte were visited The PARTY
!eit lNr Fort rueIlLa-. .lIel.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-12
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO AirlI i.
Following We're the quotations on the
board OF trade today: Wheat April
opened d1i4c, closed 5g3sc; May, opened ~ &c.
closed tUjsc; July, opened t3Jsc, closed tie
Corn - April. opened C. closed S77s:
May, opened 3S}4c. closed 3sysc: JUIy. opened
5g2sc, closed 59l2c Oats MAY, OPENED
f233sc, closed 81; June, opened size. closed
Sligo; July, opened 2at.c. CLOSED 80. Pork
May, opened Sl2.;1. clio ed SEQ. july.
opened Si2.50. closed Sl22j Lard - Nav.
opened $50, close So
Produce: Butter-Fancy separator, &c per
10; fancy dairy. lS9l9c. packing stock. sfps.
Eggs-Fresh stock, W. loo per doz Live po1il
try-Chickens. ei4lJc per 10; turkeys, -.
G5cc; ducks. SGlJc; geese, Si.UiadU1 per
doz. PotatUes-Bur53uks y q 56c Der bu.
He5rons, ls.g5-c; mixed stock, ljgjJc. sweet
potatoes. Illinois, S5,e)a3.JJ per bL!. Ap-
ples-siGog5.OJ per bbi. Honey = While
clover, lib sections, 3Jl5ys, broken comb.
loo l2c: dark comb. good condition. Io1I;,.
strained California, 516c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-12
Another Fatal COLLAPSE of "a Building.

BROOKLYN, April 1.-TWO persons were
killed and a number seriously injured by
the collapse of three-story frame dwell
ing on Mckibben street that had been
raised for the purpose of alteration. Mrs.
Catherine Clinton and Patrick Kelly were
taken from the ruins dead. Michael VIM
mann and wife were badly injured: Charles,
their son, will probably die, and five others
were more or less injured. Albert Wood.
the contractor who undertook the joD, was
arrested.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-12
HEAVY SNOW AT BUFFALO,.
Telephone. Telegraph ard Electric Light
Wires Down and Crossed.

Telephone, Tcfegrnph aud Electric Light
Wires Down and Crossed.
BUFFALO, April l2.-Snow mas been fall
ing without cessation Tor nearly twenty
four hours. II is wet and heavy and now
about ten inches deep, loading trees and
wires as heavy as they VIII hold All
communication 10y wire is difficult. Tele-
graph, telephone, electric light and police
signal wires above ground, are more or
less broken, clogged and crossed Ii is
impossible TO learn how great is the ex-
tent of the storm IN this territory, bat
from scattering services at hand, the
snow fail seems TO he general at this end
OF the state and 10 extend beyond Roches-
ter. There i no indication OF a let MP
yet. The storm has brought employment
TO hundreds OF men at clearing streets
and railroads.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-12
AGAINST THE SPRING VALLEY.
Judge Gibbons sastains eiaicney's De-
murers to the Coal Compnny's Plcss.

CHICAGO, April 12.-JudEe Gibbons sus-
tanned the attorney generals demurers 20
the pleas filed by the Spring Valley Coal
company TO the quo warranto proceed
ings brought in the name OF the people
by the attorney general. The Informal
ton in quo warrauto set up that the coal
company had exceeded its charter rights
10y operating a truck store and buying
more land than was required FOR the prose
cution OF its corporate business.
The pleas denied the charge aud asked
dismissal of the quo warranto petition.
Attorney General Moloney den.urred to
the pleas. alleging that they formed an
insufficient answer to the charges Judge
Gibbons sustains this position and de-
cides that the company must answer fur
Their.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-12
pRoposALs RoeK ISLAND ARsEN,L.

PROPOSALS - ROCK ISLAND Arsenal,
Illinois, April 10, 1894 - called rropo-a ls in
triplicaie will be received until - o'clock. noon
May ., 1924 and then opened. tor furnishing at
this arsenal the coal, and hauling req ired by the
QuartermBster department here during the fiscal
year commencing July |, 1894 The United State.
reserves the right TO rel ct any all proposals.
See information furnished upon application here
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked, "Proposal- for Fne,'' N auling stores
and Coal" and addressed to John 7. Thompson,
Lieutenant Ordnance Department, A. A q. M
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-12
Chicago Live stock.


NEICAGo. April Il
Live Stock-The prices at the Union Stock
yards TODAY ranged as follows: Hogs E.sti-
mated receipts for the day, 2jOll: sales
ranged nj S415ai.3D pigs, S5o505.5a light.
S4s'tI5l0 rough packing, S5.O5T5.35 mixed.
and s5.l5a5.4o heavy packing and shipping
lots
Cattie-Receipts for the day, 1900: Quota
Tons ranged at SL5iGA91 choice to extra
snipping steers, s35g4.ij good TO choice do,
s5.otl@3 800 Ialr to good. S3.2JB3.5j common TO
medium DO, S5IOG3.45 butchers steers. ~. %
@A20 stockers. S3.2te3G5 feeders. sl..ss6
90 cows, Ss-dJ03-25 heifers. Sa.g9at3jo bulls,
2;'oGiuo Texas steers, and S2.JIlt47J veal
calves.
sheep and Lambs-Reoeipts for the day.
Ii'O' prices ranged at 50. .0a53o westerns. 50.
lambs