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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-27
WHAT THE MERCHANTS SAY
Regarding the Condition Of Business an,
the Future Outlook.

the Future Outlook.
NEW YORK, Oct. 27 Bradstreet's
says: Merchants interviewed in yari-
ous parts Of the country report in some
instances the condition of busi-
ness as not having realized anticipa-
tions and at other points that the recent
bright outlook for trade is modified. Such
advices are based in part on the practical
conclusion of fall trade and DELAYS in de-
mand for holiday goods. Dealers in dry
goods, clothing, groceries, shoes, hats
and a few other lines have had relatively
the more satisfactory volume of business,
although in many instances fault has
been found with the totals shipped
General trade continues checked
throughout some portions Of the regions
supplied by Kansas City, ST. Louis,
Omaha, Minneapolis and st. Paul, due to
unseasonably warm weather At the
south low prices for cotton continue to:af-
feet business unfavorably, many larger
merchants being more cautious as to
granting credits to interior merchants.
Throughout a large portion of tie region
between Ohio and the northwest interior
jobbers will continue to carry small stocks
throughout the winter. Eastern dry goods
yoDt"AS II poit Oih INV ODSt kODlS I1ONlng,
without any freedom, and the outlook for
settlement of the Fall River strike less
favorable.
Domestic fleeces are depressed by free
offerings Of Australian wool at conces-
sions. The outlook for war among the
coal roads is not so bright as late reports
Indicate, it being unlikely that the pro-
dncing and carrying companies will enter
into an active antagonism until the re-
suits of the attempt to advance prices for
November with unrestricted mining are
ascertaincd.
Reports to Braistrcat's from LIZ ma
tional, state and private banks of discount
at l22 cities in the United States show
total deposits Sept. last of 81 935 900, 400, an
increase Of about s5l0, ,00o, 900 since Sept. /,
1894, just after the panic but gain of
only one-half of per cent since MAY /,
1893. just after the panic, but gain
of only y Of l per cent. since MAY
1894. Reports to Bradstrcet's from $50
savings banks at cighty-five cities, with
deposits aggregating five-sixths of the
grand total of all savings banks deposits,
indicate that Withdrawals from such in
stitutions for a variety of motives, since
May l, 1893, have aggregated sll3,oo0OOO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-27

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Many of the former
employees Of Pullman have decided to try
their future as colonists in southern Ala
bama. A meeting Of those favoring the
plan was held in Kensington hall. Valen-
tine Koch, the originator of the idea,
spoke to the men and recounted the ad.
vantagcs in the way of soil and climate
they would gain by the change. The plan
is to turn farmers and establish settle
ment in Baldwin county, Ala. Resolu-
tions favoring the plan were adopted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-27
The Song of Three P's.

Let me sing you song Of three P's,
That for work are as busy as bees;
They insure you what's worth more than wealth,
most blessed abundance Of health.
The liver they invigorase.
And yet they do not ealivate,
The bilious and dyspeptic. tco,
They quic xly make to feel like new;
And lilce and constipation go
Before this remedy you know,
But will stop, for you have probably guessed
what am driving at. Who does not know that
Or. Peircc's Pleasant Pellets cure all the CON-
plants mentioned and many more. Small cure.
safe. pleasant. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
raturned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-27
NOTHING SECURE.
The Intelligent Thief Equal to
Any Combination.
RAID ON A SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT.

Large sums Of Money Stolen from an
Omaha Concern Of That Character
Every Device known to Science Over
come and the Thief Entirely Unknown
Green Goods Men Send Their Circulars to
Police Chief
OMAHA, Oct. 27.-The fact is made pub
liz that the safety deposit vaults section of
She Omaha National bank has been rob-
bed, and in so dcxterous a manner that
no clue to the manner in which the work
was done is obtainable. Large sums of
money have been taken from boxes in the
vaults, and the exact amount Of the losses
cannot be known until all have been ex-
amined. The discovery was made more
than two weeks ago, and every precaution
has been taken by the bank officials to
Keep the matter close secret. Chief of
Police Seavey aEl one of his detectives
have been working industriously upon
the case, and J. II. Millard president of
the Omaha National bank, has given the
larger share of his time since the discoy-
cry to an effort to unravc! the mystery sur
rounding the case H1a
Twelve Hundred In Gold vanishcs.
Inc principal loser Is William Gladish.
Mr.. Gladish has been the lessee of box
in the vaults of the Omaha National for
number of years. Last March he placed
In his box the sum OF So, 100 in gold On
Oct. he discovered that about :, on Of
the amount was missing Ho NJ onco no-
tifcd Mr. ,f;,I.ra .,,d ..a ;--.;a.,1-
.o,,,.., g VIZ
:, % i'i' n"weVer' All ehor's
10 aisco'er the manner In which the
money was los' nave falied, and the bank
t'u'iio,i,'e'' as Wen as the police, are as
a.uoil AZ .i'c oirh ',s ever Inc panS OIL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-27
Explaining . Blank.

The above space is reserved for two
very funny jokes that We thought of the
other day, but unfortunately cannot re-
call at the present writing. Jewish
Messenger.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-27

passed fairly good night, with an
Pe. pe.''e good. Yesterdays weakness
mas disappeared and the cond;,;on
otne,wise ohae is unchanged. There is
Sosoluteiy no foundation for the SEN
sational story circulated to the effect
'nat tne czar yesterday suffered a re.
ha apSe, OF mat a successful operation
nad been performed on him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-27

Dyspepsia seldom causes death,
but permits its victims to live on in
misery Hoods Sarsaparilla cnres
dyspepsia and all stomach troubles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-27

CALCUTTA, Oct. 27.-News has been re-
ccived at Simla, dated Oct 20, from Cabul.
saying that the ameer of Afghanistan was
attending to business Is usual.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-27
All Released Alive,
JAPANESE WIN AGAIN.
Decisive Victory Over 1000 Chinese
The Gar


The Gar.
YOKOHAMA. Oct. 27.-The Japan
Csc have gained decisive victory at
hInren over 1900 Chinese. The
enemy fled toward Au Tung. The
Japanese captured 80 guns, 500
tents. lot of provisions; and the
Chinese lost 200 killed, and as many
wounded and prisoners. The Chi
neSe made q desperate stand, the
lighting was very severe. but they
were attacked on all sides, and finally
routed. Another Japanese army has
landed on the peninsula of Kin Chow,
on which Port Arthur is situated.
cutting off the communication be-
tween the port and arsenal and the
main land
Preparing for Battle.
CHEFOO, Oct. %. - The fleets of
China and Japan put out of port this
morning. A battle is expected
shortly.
The axar's Condition.
ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. 27.-This
mornings bulletin says the czar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-27
BEEF BOYCOTT
American Stock Forbidden to
Enter Germany.
CLAIM DISEASED CATTLE.
The Official Information on
the Subject.
The Car Continues to Hold
His Own.
JAPAN WINS ANOTHER.
Three Very Disastrous Fires
Today.
Occur in all Parts of the
Country.
The Car Continues to Hold
His Own.
JAPAN WINS ANOTHER.
Three Very Disastrous Fires
Today.
Occur in all Parts of the
Country.

HAMBURG. Oct. 27.-The senate
has published n decree prohibitiup
the Importation of American live
cattle and fresh beef on the prounG
tina, two cargoes which have just ar.
rived contained several animals suf.
fering from the Texas fever.
The OmciaI News,
WASHINGTON. Oct. 27.-The state
department is officially notified bv
the German ambassador of the pro-
hbition by his government of the
Importation of American cattle and
fresh beef. rs cabled to the Associa-
ted Press. A thorough investigation
will be made of the alleged cases of
Texas fever, and it is believed will
turn out something we'll versed in
the disease. A vigorous protest will
probably be made.
Postmastcrs Appointed.
WASHINGTON. Oct 27.-Illinois-
Danville. John Beard; Lebanon, H.
j. Blanck.
lowa-Adel. r. S. Barr; Fayette.
W. +. Larkin; Lansing. Robert Ruff
schmidt; Sumner. j. NJ. Johnston.
The following fourth-class offices
become presidential and postmasters
were reappointed:
llIinois-Eldorado. S. A. d. Elder:
tairmount. S. II. Gunder; Negota,
+. p. McMunn: Staunton, Cornelius
Godfrey.
lowa-Adair. T. F. Kelly; Hull, II.
Il. Swaifordi Mystic. j. +. Page.
The Presidents Vote.
NEW YORK, Oct. Pit is given
out privately at democratic head
quarters that President Cleveland
while here consulted prominent
legal firm as to whether he could
legal y vote in the state of New York,
and received an opinion to the effect
that he could not. For that reason
he does not propose to attempt to
vote here.
Testing the Ericsson.
NEW LONDON, Conn, Oct. 27.-
The torpedo boat, Ericsson, left the
harbor this morning for the prelimi-
nary test of the engines over the
Long Island course. The weather is
IL 10 DCllCNcu luc u3.
val trial board representing the gov
ernment, will set the day early next
week for the regular trial trip.
Shot In Restaurant.
ROCKFORD, Ill.-Joha Van Valken-
burg was shot and instantly killed at
Durand last night by Herman Thiel,
well known young man. They had
old grudgcs. Van Valkenburg came
INTO Il restaurant intoxicated and be-
"an calling Thiel vile names. A
scliilo followed, and them. Thiel
pulled revolver which exploded
with the result named. Thiel was
caught here this morning. He claims
self defense.
After Those Robbers.
FORT GIBSON, l. T., Oct. 27.-Per-
maps at no time in the history of
crime and bold outlawry has this
country been in such excitement as
al present. Martial law has been de-
c!ared and strictly enforced. The
robber gang is being pursued from
every direction.
All Released Alive.
IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich. Oct. 27.-
lhe miners imprisoned in the Pewa
nc mine were rescued early this
morning all alive.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-27
Shot in u Restaurant. .
After Those Robbers.

FORT GIBSON. /. T., Oct. 27.-Per-
maps at no time in the history of
crime and bold outlawry has this
country been in such excitement as
al present. Martial law has been de-
c!ared and strictly enforced. The
robber gang is being pursued from
every direction
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-27

ST. PErERsBURG. Oct. 27.-This
mornings bulletin says the czar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-22
AAr. Contracts continue

Topeka, De-, i kr,,ySrr Walker. II
'h" santa r. ~ystrm, rI"akiuE "f the ~.
'"nt action taken =" terminate the rhIri.
ur contracts with ihr A',aull. \ pa,rc
Co, san It wa not ,h" lul"u'ium IT, crAsr
uprrAtIug the Atlantic \ r,rIur. ur g.. At.
irrt ~ any way 'n" prrr"u, arrangements
'"r hHniIng ltS trHihr l,wa- luuuI rs
NArl"ur uli agreements 'Un' the santa Re-
\ trrru Hurr had undertaken n,, uuIy
=" mHk" goal all ..,r-'r 100 .i"rn'ug the
Atlantic y ra,ir.. hur A.ru l.IAy NAr.
ous Other uhugat u,niuug u,rr,ri
ia per cent huui- Tnr-r contra, L.
r"uld not 10" earned pu, ~ ,h" receivers
the Atnr" m"uuuu-d r,ai- nov hrlue ~.
solvent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-22
N-,tcAn Northern ,,,ru-,sn

Sierra VI yadA, Ma uo. j. lI-An.
bounced here that lr" M,huau Ntr.
trrru railroad - g. 10" rN'-uiri to
the u,h mining ramv II Carmen.
900 ID" H." ,irAu,l" horlrr. AMI ,h~ucr
trr"rr rrrstdbo county Tex t. Mara
'b"u, Whrr" connection wi, b." m,ir
with the Nuu,hru rarlh. road Tia"
M"icau Nw'urru hAs proven nu" uf tie
mnrt profitable railroad properties IA
Mexico uu account ut the heavy traffic ia
SILVER aud lead ore
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-22
HoIIrr EAnIaaIan

wrstbAy Cry, Mich, u-'r. Is By thr
rxpIo~,oL II hollrr IN the Russell lirus
planning mill aud hoI factory thr morn.
ing hive Iar~,nr wrr" Instantly Killed and
several o,hrrr injured The drai arr,
John CAlcut, hrrmAn, aged ~ ti-"rgr
rrund, aged Il, Albert Rahn, Ag"1i H.,
John Brann, Axs-i ii, Al llrAyruhArhrt,
'g-d II The INJURED arr, frd vii
LAGER, lex hrul---i Charles nD-lg-, back
injured 'irurg- hudson, face badly rut
One bny II rtIli m,.-iug aud h'll'Nri t.
h" buTIr,I IN III" drbriE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-22

sger Mace Cro.ssn. l.. u. Mandell. Jo.
lSh-rw"od. q u prArc-. Que Thrln.
R"c-p'ion-B v. Adams, W n. Goth,
y u. fluke. Y Lowen,hsI, y Meyers, A.
u Mcmillan. u spi'I. NJ " sahin. 7
" Wilkrrsnn. W. A Walker. l.. n.
Chsmberlin. n ~ fAber. T A FIu,cal,
Frank Mon =. =. NJ snl,marrh, e II
MUr~. y 7. I-h-rwuh There WilI h-
no extra dances until the program II Tia
ished
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-22

Berlin, lb'r. T. PruSslAu diet hAH
been summoned I" meet Jan The
government intends after IA" rlu-" 81 the
""rsiuu l." prosecute lirrr Ll-hkuirht. So
rlalrt member # the K-Irhs,Ns, who teak
= prominent pNr' VA the Demonstration
'rh,uT, the emperor upon IT," opening II
the RrirhEtag
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-22

Only a few days remain hrt,re CHRIST.
msr, aud the holiday s-AHnn Ia the r,nr,.r
has commenced show windows are full
Il new snh attractive ,hings. and the
S,"rrs Themselves are packed with new
stocks II holiday EHsls ready E,r the un
HlAughi ~ the shoppers. Many people
are WISE enough Ia do their Chrirtmas
buying before 10, crowded days II the
eri Of the season. thus avoiding the die
comfort uf the crowds and Alsn having
the sdvSntAgr II full stocks from winch
,n make their s-l-ctous. The jcwrlrrr.
,hr dry g'"dS men. the clothirrp. the
She men, the groc-rr, furniture men.
hAberiAsherr, milliuern. S,ov-m-n-in
deed. all the merchants, are showing uu.
usual activity, and the streets IN the shop.
ping c-nt~rS already present much bus
Ter appearance than for many y day
The S,or-ke-p-rr expect II very busy acA
con. and hAv" prepared themselves f,r II
~ n generous fashion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-22

Eotiea Rnd Corrupt

"rh- unhlushing aud INSCRIPTIONS
villalny dIsplsy-d by the territorial dem.
"cra,ic management in attempting Ia cap
tur- the coming Legislature, regard ess IL
tn silI of the people who elected ma.
j"rny Of republican members Of that
b"iy, Is only n tas'e of whS, We may eI.
p-ct II this congress passes an enabling
act Ia admit New Mexico To statehood,
The r-srn, outfit will rrsort Ia more de-
sp,cahI" means Ia capture the state than
has yr, been displayed Ia control Tia. te' q.
ritnry - Ration Range.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-22

holders nf ,h" EiIrru llium,uAtiug com.
pahy "f thls eat! arr Not,ug t".iNI upun
PROPAGATION 4" IucrrAr' the capital nt",k
from {i2i.or t. t3.l!i.Uu The hulk
Of the $3,OOO.HDu increase will be- iivd,-i
AZ stock DIVIDEND, while the REMAINDER
will he left III the treasury ~ rrr"rN"
for All extension II business
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-22

Washington. l'rc i ia" Associated
Press service Ia the Ruan"k" lim"r, the
lrAding paper II tina, section "i Virginia,
h"gau las, night Tnr Associated Press
serves papers IN Richmond. Surfolk, Pc
trrrhurg. DAnvlll aud Roanoke
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-22
congregational sons-.t

Montgomery, bee. l. Captain 'in"i-
vim, recent I1pulis, candldat" fnr con-
sr-r- FROM thu fnh Alabama ,nHuc',
served notice to-day oi ruu'rsl "a R"rrr.
sentative James Cobb
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-22

Washington. l','r u The hir,or,, ~.
tate "f Eterw"I IA th" -uhurbp IT the
capital aud owned hy MR. Catherine
CAr" SprAGu", r,-'s under the hammer
ihls afternoon I" rntrSiy several ir-d- uf
iTuEt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-22
Withdrawing ,.oid

Washington, lL-c II A telegram FROM
the suh treasury at New York auu"uur-r
lhAt ur Ia = - to-day, Sl,joo,ono III gold
hAd been Withdrawn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-22
Telephones ,a,ouri.

Boston, Mari lprr T. The United
STATES circuit cusrt ~ the cAHr Il the
tinted States against the bell Telephone
company. handed dawn drcl-,"u lie.
rlGnng the Aunnrr Telephone patent
yuIi,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-22
In rrsubi~ AxRtn

Mrs. W. u Satirrs, the seventeen
year old girl who Ia determined To- serve
n sentence III the territorial I-nltrntiary
IN IN trouble again. A few days aR",
her husband wrote her n nice letter.
telllr x her tina, he hopr'i tina, she had
reformed and that IL abe wanted any
thing (sb- being in the jail Ia await thu
action IL the next grand jury AS I" ia"
charge Of adultery, to notify him and
he would r~sIs-ct her wishes The
letter -nrsg-d the wife, wh-rupon
rh- spa" upon the ep,utle aud sen,
IL back Ia her husband. lie showed the
letter and i,S horrible contents To United
States Commissioner Bryan, ami then IL
sued u warrant against his wife, charging
h-r with Iollutiug the unitSd States malls
with indecent literature The wife plea
guilty Ia the charge this afternoon aud
WAS hound over Ia the grand jury. IL
drfaul, Of hail. Deputy United sta,-s
Marshal AnsyA rscnrt,'d her back 10 her
cell 81 the county jail.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-22
g. l. BArA ease

H. L. Baca. the young inAn arrested
Saturday for coun'srfsiting, Ia st. N the
county jail he father, Hon Komsn A,
Baca. came NJ, from Valencia o"uuty sat
urisy nigh, 10 arrange bond for ntm. but
falling 10 do o. returned south lac, night
With the view a. securing vAlsnuS c"un.
" boudsmsn. nrpu,y sheriff Peg otsro,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-22

d"au, I" day hy = vot" ~ 2ig Ia 2i3 for
VI M"lu" 'n" French projections, lead.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-22

The Gallup CLEANER says Mrs Eliza.
beth srlvy --, .randma Miss May
Jones, are waiting with the family
Of Special officer Cad. salvy. Of
the Atlantic n raclhr. at Albuquerque,
this week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-22

DR.. II Sloan has s-'en appointed
surgeon general on the staff II the gov
ernor. wee John syming,on. deceAs-d,
with the rank IL colnuSl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-22
Jap- Marching sn ten T--a

Nrw lurk, dee. Il A dispatch ,u -
morning pAI-r from Suanghsl dated lh.
c"mlrr H. sayr "Ih" tr-t aud second
JAPANESE Armicr arr marching iirci "a
ll~n f1"n They are u"A north If Ma
Chang which has h--n cAlr,a'p With r,,.
rrAl other rltlrr. they Alr" having n',n
taken SitUou' S"ri"us lighting. ShAug
he officials have notified the clty tu have
rrnuV,-i wives and families I" the fnr-ign
settlement t"r safety, N anticipation II
an outbreak, whch II FEARED M r,uS-.
lu"nc- ~ the lmI-'sltluu of IA" war lnN
pre-ia~si 81 thamsrr az D"putIrs
P-riH, Dsc is-M Brlsru. prlru- MN
is,"r on fall IL N, jules Ferry IA lNN5,
wAS elected pr,sid-n, II the chsmh,r IT
lrputI-S, a. successor II the late N Bu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-22

Chirsgu, D-c l. Cattle market luIrt
And unchanged, sheep market ,lulI Aud
Unchanged
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-22

Judge \ u Fall u lac cruces. paSr,,i
through the city lac, "a, tr santa r.
VA Smith. general yarimAs,"r H,r
'hr A,IAuuc : Pacific -, Gallup ~ the
Iriy.
Harry Galtnn Gray. rh" .a,,lr ,nsIrc.
Tor tor routh,rp New Mrhlcu. Wa lu the
ny las, n,gD'
+ + Stole, To" -,il,rr hA- returned
'r'm ILLINOIS, ~urr" bee had r.rNraut
visit wIth h rid- ut ut- huy h,ui
MIR p,r Ross AuI son lrn this morn.
lug ~ L"NNruW .r,h, hnu-p- called ~
'hr serious ulurs- II ~ r II Wilson.
father pt MIR K -s
Lac, SATURDAY nights d,ucr was gt,ru
., the rr-lIru,r Il Antoine ul.il. rrua
blanca lu,iinuuu- WEI" sru, nui. Aui
several hmlrr It .lI tow a,,rulrl
Col = Hu',h,,.u. the uId INNER at
Bland, cam" down to the metropolis lnr,
uIght, Hui vii ,ruruu, uu 60 MaeIal"ua
'nr evening, where be- vii -Irui the
holidays
+ j McMrl'nmr, u hu.Hu' young
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,yruiug, and adJ,urnrd several ,mpnr-
,n' committees Wrr" appointed. the mos
Important h"tug the Legislative committee
'r lrok after the amrudmru, II present
Xr,lng laws aud tue ruAc,mru, ur new
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