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Arizona republican., 1894-08-11

372. July Is, 1894, j. Ivancovich, SUD.
pnes Is IS
s79. July 20, 1894, M P Freeman, secre-
tary, transfer of funds on esti-
mate for quarter ending Septem-
Der 80, 1894 s-o o.
94. July 25, 1891, Theodore B. Com
stock, suudries. 10 AZ
Agricultural College Fund Warrants.
NO. Date, to whom payable, and Amt
for what purpose
II. July 20, 1894, A. M. Franklin treas
urer, salaries members of the
faculty and incidental expenses 8 900 90
OFFICE TERRITORIAL AUDITOR,
PHOENIX, AriZ., Aug 10, 1894,
|, Howard c. Boone, Territorial Auditor. GER
THY the above to be true and correct COPY of all
warrants issued BY me from July l, 1894.
to July 81, 1894, inclusive.
[sEALl HOWARD c. BOONE,
Ter. Auditor
Rock Island Argus., 1894-08-10
A RETIRED BUSINESS WOMAN,
APage From Her History.

The important experiences Of others aro
Interesting. The following is no exception:
Il had been troubled with heart disease 25
years. much OF that time very seriously. For
i've years was trca ted by one physician con-
tinuousiy. ! was in business. but Obliged 10
retire on account of my health. a ply
siciau tod WY friends that could not live u
month. My feet and limbs were badly swoi-
len. and was indeed in n serious condition
when gentleman directed Ey attention To
Lr. Miles New Heart Cure. and said tha: his
sister who had been afflicted with heart dis
case had been cured by tie TNcinctly. and v -,
again n strong, healthy woman. purchased!
bottle OF the Hcrrt Cure. and in less han
IN hour after taking the first dose 1 could
feel q decided improvement In tho ci-cuIa: ion
Of my blood. When had taken three doses
could move nv ankles. something l had not
done for months.and iuy limbs had been swol-
leo 80 long that they seemed alllos. purified.
Before i had taken one bottle OF the New
Heart Cure the swelling had all gone down.
and was SO much better that / did INV own
work. On my Recommendation six o:herS are
taking this valuable remedy."-Mrs- Morgan,
S60 Harrison ST.. Chicago. Ill.
DIR. Miles New Heart Cure, q discovery Of an
eminent specialist I'm heart disease. Is sold by
all druggists ON a positive guarantee. or sent
BY the Dr. Miles Medical Co, Elkbart, Ind. on
receipt of price 81 per bottle. six bottles for
o. express prepaid. II is positively free from
~ opiates or dangerous drugs.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-08-10
HOUSE CONFERREES ARE SHY.

Conclude to Take Time to Investigate the
Bearings Ont.
They at first evinced a disposition to
accept it, but after considerable discussion
of the merits of the proposition and the
acceptance of the senate amendments de-
clined to vouchsafe an answer without
further consideration. The question was,
therefore, undisposed of when the con-
ference adjourned for the day. The Re-
publican senators were also in consulta-
tion with the senatorial tariff conferrees
during the day, and it is understood have
given notice that if there is material
change in the more important schedules
relating to manufactured articles they
will resist the immediate disposition Of
the committees report when made.
Which the same means more oratory-
perhaps Quay. With reference to the house
side of the controversy Chairman Wilson
authorizes the statement that the reports
current through the day to the effect that
President Cleveland had interfered with
the informal agreement reached Wednes-
day night were wholly unwarranted and
untrue. Wilson said the executive was
carefully refraining from exerting any in
fluence on the conferrees and was leav-
Ing the meuDerS 10 shape tnelr courses as
they saw fit. The chairman called ON the
president occasionally, he said, but it was
not very often, and at these times Cleve-
land showed delicacy in saying or doing
anything that could be construed as an
exertion Of executive or administration in-
fluence on the work of the conferrees.
AS to the misunderstanding through
out the day the house men understood
when the conference adjourned Wednes-
| day night that the senators had con-
ceded that either iron ore or coal was to
go on the free list, the other remaining on
the dutiable list. While the house men
had given no definite announcement of
their choice between the two items it was
generally understood that they would
prefer to have iron ore on the free list.
When, however. they entered the confer
ence yesterday they had concluded amobg
themselves that it would be preferable ia
have coal on the free list, leaving iron ore
dutiable.
This conclusion was definitely an.
nounced to the senators, but the house
men were surprised to find that the will
ingness to concede them the choice was
somewhat abxted. What had caused the
change was not made clear, but in discuss
| ing il last night the house conferrees said
with NO little feeling that it was clearly
due to the influence Of those interested in
| the sugar schedule. Whether the din
Rock Island Argus., 1894-08-10
AhcriH's Saie

Ry virtue sepecisl execution and fec bill No.
e5,s issued out of the clerks ONCE OF the circuit
court Of Rock Island county and state OF lllinois,
and 10 me directed, whereby am commanded to
make the amount Of n certain Judgment recently
obtained tganst Johanna Drexel and Clara
Wonrt. par ner-. doing business under the name
and s,y G of Drexel 4 Wendt, in favor OF Albert
Hanfc, doing business under the name and siyie
Of Albert Haufe 4 Co, out OF the lands. tcne-
ments. good. and chatte- Of the said dcfe fendanis.
Dreacl * Wendt. have levied upon the follow.
ing property. to-vii: Lots No. four az. five (5,.
Elk (6l AID seven (T, In block No. two (sl in old
town OF Cordo~a. In tie county OF Rock Island
and state OF Illinois.
Therefore, according tossid command shalle ex.
roee for sale at public auction all the r.eht. title
and interest OF the above named. Drsxc Il Wcndt,
In and 20 the above described property, IN Tues
day. the 18th day Of August, 1894. at O'Clock p
m At the north door az the ourt Houee, In the
citv Of Rock Island. in the county OF Rock island
and state OF Illirois for cash in hand to satisfy
said Exec alton and fee bill.
CYRUS ID. GORDON,
Sheriff Of Rock Island County. lilinois.
Dated At Rock Island th!. 2ist day Ct July
A. d. 1884.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-08-10
LEGAL
Chasesry Nssiee.

Chaoeery Nosieo.
orATl or ILLINOIS, L..
10 ne circuit eours Of said Rock Island county.
10 the september tern 4. D. Is9l. In ehan-
EsSv v,ssr tb,uvs Michael o'Doaneii. VII
seIl, Alice o'Dounell. Mary. O'Dcnnci'. klixA
O'Dosnell, Margaret o'D ,unell, Andrew o. Don
O'Dsunsii. Eaurice A. O'Doai ell, Nora 0'Don
nell, John T. O'Donnell, Margaret O'Donnell.
Minnie O'Dopncli. Mary Agnes O'Donoen. =
n,ssory * s"sens ssspsrd d. and
Maurice A. O'Dooneli, Nora o'Donnell, John F ;.
O'Donnell, farHare' o'Donn,ll, Minnie O'Don-
nell. nsr. Agne. O'Donn-ll, Eliza ODonnell.
O'Donncli. Eisa o'Donnell. and that the res.d nee
Of S-mes o'Donuell 10 unknown, impiesded With
the aooSe defendants Michael oDonne'I' WI. vi,
shepard and j. '' (. Johnston. h.v:
ing been q ed In the clerks ofics of the cir
by given tn the said non resident desondantp that
the complainan, hlcd her bill Of complaint In 60
court. on the chsncery side thereof. on the s5ih
dsy Of July. fsot. ana that thereupon summons
issued ost of eaid court wherein said sui' is Low
pending. returnable on the frst Mondsy 10 the
month of september mex as Is nv laS required.
Now unless you. the eaid non resident defend
arts above named Marie o'Donnell. Maurice A
O'Don,ell. No-a O'Dopnsll. John =. ODonnel,,
Mar. .arct O'Donnell. Minnie o'Donne,l. Mary
O'DorueL Andre C'Donnell, Mary O'Donnsl.
Eliza U'Douneil and James UDonnell. shall per
ponslly be and appear before said circuit court on
ssf me .rs ,e , an no o. Ss
hrSt Mondsv in Sett mbcr nex'. and plead. an
sWer or dtmnr TO the said conplniaant'. bill o
compiairt the same and the matters and thing-
therein charged ard ated will he taken n con
fesssd. and n decree entered agsinst you acco. d
ing 10 the prayer Of said rill.
Dated at Rock leland. Illinois. ,hi. 18th day ol
Ju'v A n GEORGE GAMRIE
Clerk Of said C,uft
SEARLE WELD. Complainant's solicitors
Rock Island Argus., 1894-08-10
He Predicts an Earthquake.

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. l0.-Consider-
able apprehension is felt in the volcanic
zone, in which the City of Mexico. Puebla
and other populous Mexican cities are
situated. over the predictions of Juan n.
Contreras, the famous meteorologist and
scientist Of Guadalajara Senor Contreras
predicts that between today and Sunday
the region ronnd about the volcano OF
Popocatepetl will receive an earthquake
visitation, a disturbance also occurring 9
between Aug. IS and IS. Should the
shocks miss this section, they will be felt
in the state of Oaxaca, to the south.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-08-10

And = Prospect That They Will Remain
So for AN Inde finite Period.

And = Prospect That They Will Remain
So for AN Inde finite Period.
STRING VALLEY, Ills, Aug. 10-The
Ladd and Seatonville miners have gone
to work, the companies there having rec
ognized and treated with the local min
er's committees. but in Spring Valley
neither Manager Dalzell nor the miners
have yielded their position in regard to
the recognition of the union. The min
erS show no signs of weakening, and ex-
pect aid from the places that are resum-
ing work 1t is reported that the officers
of the local union will ask Manager Dal-
zell if his refusal to recognize miners
committee is his ultimatum.
If it is there is no telling when the rich
coal fields of Spring Valley will again be
worked, as the miners seem determined to
stand out for their union until they are
starved into submission, and it is hard
telling when that Will be. On the 2lst of
April they were in such poor financial
condition that by many it was said they
could not remain ont month at the long
est, yet they have remained out over three
months. Spring Valley was the first to
respond TO John McBride's suspension.
and it bids fair to be the last to so in at
his prices.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-08-10

CLEVELAND, Aug. l0.-Secretary Chrow-
towski of the Polish National Catholic
church committee. has received letters in
dicating that about forty churches will be
represented at the convention to be held
in this city Aug. 20. The election of q
bishop will be one of the chief objects
of the convention and il is almost certain
that the Rev. Father koluszewski, whc
sta rted the Independent Catholic church
movement in this city, will be honored
with the office. The new bishop will oh
tain conservation from the Greek church
Rock Island Argus., 1894-08-10
MARKETS eY TELEGRAPH.


New YoKk, Aug. o
Money on call easy offered at per cent
Prime mercantii. paper 3t5 per cent:
sterling exchange duh with actual business
in bankers bills 1ssS1&ssil Tor demand aud Sss
@ss.4 for sixty days: posted rates 1914 1&s9k
Commercial bil.ssS - d4sj.s.
SILVER certificates, diG5 no sales; bar sil
yer. 4s4. Mexican dollars. 5yk
United States bonds. SIS regular. lls,s; do
IS coupons, li1sa: do As regular, 1885
As coupons, la: do 2's VI hid; Pacinc
G's of ~ l0l.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO. Aug.
Following were the quotations on the
Board of Trade today: whcat-Auxust, opened
545sc. closed SIC: september. opened 5Gssc
closed .G5ac December. opened 5asc. closed
a9ssc- Corr-August opened % &c. closed 55isc:
opened .3c. closed 5psc. Oats-August,
opened exc, closed :css'.c: september. opened
3hc closed 3,,sc: May, opened 3sc, closed
3.c. Pork-August openel 3: closed
=; September. opened $li.30. closed $l3..s.
Lard-Septembcr. opened s.-2.Ls. closed S..3L
Produce: Butter-Fancy separator. 81
per ID; fancy dairy, 10; packing stock.
iV@lltec. Esgs-fresh. l.isc per doz- Live
pouitry-Chiekens. slsc per ID: spring chick
ems Hole. ducks. Gissl.c; turkeys. oGsc;
geese, $iuhcj.0 per uoZ. Potatoe.-Ncw,
hose Slj0.5I.6i per bbl: Ohio. sl..5a ~
Berries-hlack berries. early harvest. 81 a. D
l-2j per lG-qt case. New apples-sIs:5c per
l.-bu box. Honey-Wlite clover. Lib sec
tlons. nl=Gl:,ec per ID: broken comb. lo1
lie, dark comb, good condition. lotSlo.xc;
strained California 5f,5c.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. Aug q.
Live Stocs-Priccs at the Union stock
Yards today ranged as follows: Ho.s-Esti-
mated receipts Tor the DAY 2s.'.s. sales ranged
at S4-40tgi.yj pigs. S,.a5,Oj3p light. $i.sp,s a5
rough packing. S5.ob t-l3j mixed. and S5.lo.t
5.JJ heavy packing anu shipping lots
Cattle-Receipts for IN. day l&.oH quota
tons ranged 1T Siesst4s5 choice to extra
shipping s,-crs, S3sJGs.:J good tn choice do
S3.35 d3..5 ia:r TO good, SiS,rSoJ common to
medium do, S2.DG35l butchers steers. - Is
Gs.sO stockers, sssbI-.3J feesiers. SlUa
a.oj cows. S2.5tG,io heifers. Si.od-iS bulls.
$50 et3i0 Texas steers. AMI $2S,atL2J veal
calves
sheep and Lambs-Receiits for the day.
aG,. prices ranged at 500 40 western.
Sl.j"StS.lj Texans. s.5OltS.sO natives, aud slJ)
Gao lambs
Rock Island Argus., 1894-08-10
sheriff. Aair.

BY virtue Of an execution aud fee bill No.
G5s5 'ssued OF the crk's Office of the cirruit
court Of Rock Island county, and ststs Of lii
nois. and to me Erected. whereby ON COM
m snded To wake the amount of y certain judg =
ruent reconrly obtained sgsins; Adm Alday in
favor of N. A. Gould out oi the lands. tenenen's
goods and ehattel- Of the said defendant. Adam
Alday, have Levied upon the following proy ertv.
to-wit: OF Eve 90. in bIocs five j5) in east
Rock Island, in the city Of Eook lie and. county
OF Rock Island and state OF Illinois.
Therefore. according te raid command. ehall
expose for sale at public auction all The right.
title and 'ittere-t OF the above named Adam
Alday In ard TO the above described property. on
saiurdav, the 18th day of August, 1894 at I
o'clo,k .. m. at the north d. or os the cour,
bcu.c IN the city of Rock Island. In the comfy
of nock Island and state Of Illinois, for cash 10
hand, to satisfy said execution n fee bill.
G. D. GORDON.
sheriff OF Rock Island County, Illinois.
Dated ., kocs Island this .3d day Of July, A.
ID. i,pl.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-08-10
PhiIlips Want. More Helm.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 10.-The total amount
received to date by Colonel Boyle for the
Phillips fire sufferers is s7,907.96. In this
amount is included 50, 994 s., which was
received at Phillips. and has now been
turned over to Colonel Boyle. The fire
sufferers are still in great need of clothing
and bedding, and if contributions are not
received purchases with the funds on
hands will have to be made. The impress
sions seems to prevail that sufficient funds
have been contributed. This is not true
Rock Island Argus., 1894-08-10
Chancery Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS.
hocK ISLAND COUNTY,
To the September term, A. D., 1897. ,ircuit
court in ebaneery.
Anna Casstt, complainant, vs.. William Caza,t.
defendant.
To the above named defendant, William Cazatt
Notice is hereby given to the said William Ca
zatf. that the above e.named complainant has this
day iled her bill of compliant Ia laid court on
the chancery side thereof against you for divorce,
and ths, summons in cbancery thereupon issued
out OF said court sgainst YOU. the above name d
defendant. returnable on the first day Of the next
term Of the circuit court OF said county be he
rnn and holden nc the court house, IN the ci:y
of Rock Island. In said Rock Island county, on
the fret Monday In sep'ember,A. ID. 1894, ne
L. by Law required and which suit /. .till pending
IN said court. at which time aud place you will
appear and plead, answer dcmur to said bill.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE.
Clerk Of said Court.
JACKSON 4 Hrn-r. Complsinani's solicitors.
Rock leland, Illinois, Juy 81, A. u. 1894
Rock Island Argus., 1894-08-10
The Cut ON Elevator Charges.

ST. PAUL, Aug. 1o.-A Duluth special TO
The Dispatch says: 1t is announced by all
the great elevator companies doing busi.
ness on the Duluth board Of trade that
they will meet the cut of the Great North.
ern elevators at once. This affects directly
% ,000, 900 bushels capacity and will un.
aoubtedly compel the Minneapolis and
possibly the Milwaukee and Chicago sys.
TENS, G5,C00,090 bushels more, TO follow.
The cut went into effect today.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-08-10
AIMED HIS GUN TOO HIGH.
Little Political Diniculfy In Which Pow
der Is Burned.

MT.EERNoY, Ills. Aug. 10.-Ex-Mayor Il.
S. Watson, Republican candidate for the
lower house of the legislature, engaged in
a quarrel with Thomas Caborn, also Re-
publican, which resulted in Watson and
Caborn coming together, when Watson
fired three shots at Caborn, one of which
is said to have grazed Caborn's head,
making a scalp wound. Watson asserts
that Caborn made for him with a hatchet.
The trouble grew out of an article which
Caborn had published in the Mt. Vernon
News rejecting on Watson's honesty.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-08-10
To Protect Government Timber.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-One OF the most
important measures of this congress from
the public lands committee is McRae's
bill to prevent the free use of timber on
pubic lands, which that committee has
AGREED upon. The bill repeals the acts of
1891 regulating the cutting of timber
and that OF 1853 governing prosecutions
for violations of the law, and provides
that hereafter it shall be unlawful to
grant permission to any persons or corpo-
ratlons to cut timber free of charge.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-08-10
The PereecutiOn of Bogus Butter.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-Forman, from
the committee on agriculture, has made q
lirorsbie report to the house on the bill
TO make oleomargarine and all other imi-
tation dairy products subject to the laws
Of the state or territory into which they
are transported. 1t is claimed that the
Original package" decision of the United
States supreme court has permitted the
evasion of state laws on this product.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-08-10
Fatality At q Summer Resort.

ROCKFORD, Ills, Aug. 1o.-By the burn
ing of the summer cottage of Charles Hol.
lenbeck, of Rockford, at Lauderdale Lake,
Miss Sadie Fallon, of this city, was burned
to death aud Mrs. Hollenbeck's mother,
Mrs. +. F. Brown, was probably fatally
burned and injured. all the occupants
jumping for their lives.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-08-10
will BE Able to wag Along.

CLEVELAND, Aug. l0.-A matrimonial
alliance that will unite two prominent
Cleveland families and bring together
two fortunes is scheduled for the autumn
at this city. The parties are l.. II. Sew.
erauce and Miss Florence Hardness. The
groom is very wealthy, but the bride has
about SIC. .000,O0 in her own right. The
groom is past 60 and the bride nearly 30.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-08-10
The Local Markets.
GRAIN. ETC.

GRAIN. ETC.
Wbeaf-soc.
Coru- SIC.
Osfs- 30, Ssc: new. ssc.
Bav-rrmot., Sls SIS rplars eIO0 yis Wild.
&s 9sl0; sloalh s5sS5; rsied. 50.
PRODUCE.
Bu'ser-Pst, % choice, I.c; creamery, eic.
Egrr-r,e.s. Zoe
Pon'try-sprins chickens, large, a. 50 pc,
Dom.
FRUTT AND yrGErkELEs.
Potatoef-6Dc.
onion.-,5c Ter ba.
B!Geberries, S2.50 q case.
LIVE STOCK.
Cs,tle-Butchers pay for com FED s'ccrr
4Iiisc: cowr and neifers. 2n3si.,; czlvce
lGt4sc-
Roes-4Ac05c.
Shecp-4cxt5c
Spring lamb Ss 500es head.
Cosl-Soff, i0c.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-08-10
Had Driven Some Great Men.

PORTsMoTH, O., Aug. )0-David Hahn,
who drove coaches across the Alleghenies
before the advent of the railroads, died
here, aged o.. He had carried General
jackson. Henry Clay, Presidents Harrison
and Tyler, aud many other public men.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-08-10

"Taitcr. did you hear what Mr.. whis.
pered to MS broker jn.t now, when you were a,
their n ole.''
Yes ssh-
"If give you IS, will you tel me wha. II wt.y'
"Yes sab"
Here You are then"
lie was saving sab, as how Dr. Picrce's Pleas
ant Pellet. was the only thing that properly reg
ulaicd his bowels ssh."
Rock Island Argus., 1894-08-10

When she was Child. she cried for Cas,oria.
When she became Miss, she clung 10 Cas,oria.
When she had Children, she gave them Cassoria
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-27

eases, or drains upon the system,
excuses, or abuses, bad habits, or
early vices, are treated through cor
respondence at their homes, with
uniform success, by the Specialists
of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical
Institute, Of Buffalo, N. Y. A book
of 1856 large pages, devoted to the
consideration of the maladies above
limited at, may be had, mailed Sc
cN,eLy sealed from observation, IN a
plain en0elope, by sending 10 cents
in one-cent stamps for postage on
Book, to the Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, at the above
mentioned Hotel. For more than
quarter of century, physicians
connected with this widely ce1e-
brated Institution, have made the
treatment Of the delicate diseases
above referred to, their sole study
and practice. Thousands, have con-
suited them. This vast experience
has naturally resulted in improved
methods and means of cure. !
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-27
HAS HIGH OPINION.
Hon. Hall C. Burleigh, Chairman of Maine
Assessors, Says Pine Tree State Wealth
cred Hard Times Best.

"The State of Maine has passed through
the hard times better than any other state
in the Union" said the Hon. Hall G. Bur-
leigh, chairman of the.Pine Tree State
Board of Assessors, to reporter.
"We havesprac tically completed our work
on the valuation for this year, although our
report will not be out until .December. We
find that there. has been healthy, natural
increase of nearly S2,00O,OOO in the total
valuation, which, however, is less than half
the advance made during the two last
years.
"What do you regard as the coming fea-
ture of the state" asked the reporter, who
knew tnat Mr.. Burleigh's posi- ton and ex-
pe1ienoe made him one of the best posted
men on the subject of Names resources to
be found.
II think that the Bangor and Aroostook,
through the opportunity it affords Tor the
opening of the Aroostook; will do more for
the state than any other single cause. 1t
opens a country of wonderful wealth, full
of rich timber lands and the most fertile
soil in America. l was over the road last
week and 1 can tell you it is a magnificent
line. do not see how it cansfaiI to be. one
of the best paying in the state. / think
tina. Maine is on the threshold of great
boom, just as soon as business improves
generally"
AS Mr.. Burleigh was for many years at
the. head of the organized farmers of Maine,
the reporter asked what the future prom
ised in the way of legislation which the
farmers favored.
''The Senate this year contains number
of strong men who will be activeson behalf
of the farmers. We are also strong In the
House. / expect to see sthe Listing.b bill,
which we have SO long favored passed by
good majorities. Through both branches of
the legislature, and it Is my opinion that
the hill will become a.law. Isthinksthat the
coming legislature will at last pass tho
Bangor Insane Hospital.bill which has been
matter of great: contention for several ses-
sions, was Mr. Burleigh's summing up.
Mr.. Burleigh in common with about 5000
other Maine men went yesterday to Mystic
to see the Pine Tree stallion Nelson try
his speed against the other trotting mon
archs Mr.. Burleigh is well known the
country over as a successful farmer and
breeder, and the triumph of his splendid
herd of Herefords, exhibitedsat the Centen-
NAL, is still matter of common knowledge
among persons interested in agriculture.
Like most of the men from Maine he is an
enthusiastic horse lover, and has bred sew
eral speedy trotters.