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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-15
=. AN IMPORTANT CONVICTION.
Lakewood. WHO Annoyed the Southe,
Express Compauy, the Man.

The conviction of r. A. Blackwood
last May in the United States Court In
Charleston. S. c., has suppressed a
would-be forger who has given the
southern Express Company no little an
noyanee The case 10 an interesting one
Blackwood. writing over the fictitious
SIGNATURE OF W. ID. Morrison. Sr.. address
cd TO the American Bank-Note, Company
al New York asking them TO furnish him
with supply OF Southern Express
money-orders. He alleged that his uncle
was an agent OF the Southern Express
company and had lost lot Of money
orders. and they were ashamed TO ac-
knowledge their csreiessness 70 the com
pany. and desired TO replace them. and
wished to have prices ouoted nv ,ne
hundred. the object being TO obtain a
supply OF blank money-orders by this
subterfuge.
At the same time he was negotiating
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-15
TRUSTEES SALE OF
GLAY-WARD MARKET PROPERTY
A RARE CHANCE TO SECURE .. 1.
PAYING PROPERTY WrIH
a BIG FUTURE

BY virtue OF "A certain iesl .f '.
10 the undersigned. dated D. rI'..
1893. and duly recorded o. Richm.rI
Gerry Court. Deed Book 10 o. ...
10 secure a certain note therein i..
and default having been made. 100
required 30 To- DO by The l-r.f lI
will sell AT public auction. ol fI.
misses.
TUESDAY. JUNE 70. 1894 At o. I'D
AL that LOT OF LAND. Vl'U
TENEMENT and other inIr..
thereon. commencing az point
inches south ~ the so.thrrsl IH'
ton OF Cherry and Cary sfr'"f
running southwardly along OH.
or Cherry street rs feet iuDh"
at right angles ana bstvo pHf....
"a feet 10 an alley ~ feet vilt
alley FRONTS cLAN-M ARD Aihf.n.
ana has been wid-ned boy he 'f
street thus affording TWO ,n
FRONTS
The dwelling Is a neat hr'cN. u.s.
i've rooms. I'm good order and VII
paying rates
There IN BIG SPECUIATlpN
property, az 10 IL the KEY 20 Oh"
TERMS: by consent o. al part
be liberal. and ann)unced a -.
EDW ARD II. BROW
j. Thompson Brown x Co. A..
no IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-15
A GREENE COUNTY TRAGEDY.
Mr.. Wise TisdelI Kills ColOred Man
With One Blow of stick.

CHARLO VA, June H.
Especial )-lnformatio has reached here OF
a depIorable tragedy that occurred on
Wednesday afternoon at RuckersViiie
Greene county. The news Is to the enec'
that Mr. Wise Tisdell got into a dispute
with Miner Lewis tcolored). one of his
laborers. during which Mr.. Tisdell became
very angry at a remark made by the col
ored man. when he (Mr TisdelD struck
the laborer over the head with stick
telling him TO the ground and killing him
instantly Tisdell claims that he com
mitted the deed in self-defence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-15
AUCTION sALEs-yss"s. Dsu
ny Seldom Taylor q Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auotionss,
s AL z

|CouRr $ ALE e
FIFTEEN AcRE., or FIRST n
TRUCKING LAND rs HENsr
s s9GTHEAsr 1 oF rue CITY TITTo oy Ts,,L L
MoND. on Ter CHARLFs rr
ROAD NEAP IFS INTERsFc,.i
WITH THE VILLA NsBrR no pC.r1
ALSO BRICK STORE AND DWrf
ING NO. 81. AT TIE sOrTIipF
CORNER OF ORLEANS STREET 4.
WILLIAMSBURG AAyENrE Know
NicE NEW Two-srokY D., ~
s yM TIT. ADJoINiNG TilE s 2TSi;.A i
THE WEST.-ALsSO, \ CHOICE III ID
ING LOT ON THE EAST sTUl 4
WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE Blr,pf
VIRGINIA AND LOClsiANA STRF
TuE WEST SIDE or FULTON sTt
nFTWEEN VIRGINIA AND Iot.
lana STREETS.-By VIRTUE 40
cree mentioned below. I viii as ..
commissioner thereby appoinfaI pa,
10 sell at public auction The Eftf b
TATE above mentioned, ami ir r. b,
lowing order. to wit:
ON TUESDAY. JUNE d. i.t
in front of Henrlco county ca.r.....
al 10 O'Clock y. NJ. viii .~
NICE LITTLE MARKET gt.r
located as above stated contain.
acres of highly-improvo1 hrI. .
good-sizc barn and stable 'h.-r
adjoins the lands 81 r. r. None.
man Smith. and Others.
on THE SANE AFTERND.N
commencing al o'clock. o.f
sale on the premises
1. That DESIRABLE TNf. ..
BRICK STORE AND DWELII,.
52l at the corner OF Orleans ..r..
Williamsburg avenue. ~ contain. 3D.,
rooms besides the store. roor, arI
hall or lodge-room. This Is ono ff..
stands in Fulton FOR any Nni
ness.
2 That NICE TWO-STORY $50, ....
BRICK DWELLING 40 30 .
street. adjoining the store 0u f..
with the use In common ~ t..
alley leading 10 the avenue
3. A DESIRABLE ~ STNfSs f...
the east side OF WILLIAMSON ..
tween Virginia and Louisiana .f.
fronts sixty feet. NOR, or less. ll ..
more or less.
4. A NICE BUILDING LOT n. f...
side OF Fulton street letWfaU ...
and Louisiana streets. fr0rar
feet more or less. by about isI rf
TERMS: one third cash. I..
six and twelve months. TOR f.
notes. with intere-t addnf ana . .
retained until conveyanco lt ..
nv the Court; or all cash. at Do. etL,,
purchaser. u. g. RICUAH ~
Special Comm
william r. Boltz. Plaintiff. ara.r,, t. .
billiard and others. Dozen la.f.
Chancery Court OF the cify
mond.
l. Charles w. Goddn. c..-f f
court. certify that the toni f...
the Special Commissi it o..
in said cause Of June ). l,a I..
duly given
Given under my hand. this f
OF June. 1894.
CHARLES ". GOl.I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-15

Taylor Boiling Company. Plaintiff. against
Hayes, curator. and ais. Defendants-In
the Chancery Court Of the city OF Rich
mond.
!. Charles W Goddin. clerk OF said
court, certify that the bond required OF
the Special Commissioners by the decree
in said cause Of June I, 1885, has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF
June. 1894.
CHARLES W. GODDIE.
10 CT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-15
SUGAR, 6 POUNDS

NJ for Observation-Disclosures. %
New North Carolina Roe Herrings, i19 doz.
Sea salt for baths. per pound. 2I4
best CITY Meal. per bu.heL. ....-..-...... 5S
Arbuckles Ariosa Cofoe. per pound. ~
Fresh Country Butter. ll6 pounds for.... -
Best swtzer theose. per pound ......... 20
New Irish Potatoes, per peek 20
Best Cream Cheese, pouncs Ior......... %
Fresh SODA Crackers. per pop <d........... .
Large Messina Lemons. por dozen. 10
Nice Fat Mackercl, per d0zen............. 20
California Hams, per pound. -. .............
sugar-Cnred Shoulders, pei pound. go.
Salt Pork. per pound. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Silver hIng Minnesota Patent Family
Flour. 81. rs n barrel or 2.Dc. sack.
Snowflake Patent Family Flour $3.50
barrel or 23c. n sack.
Washing Powders, per paczage....."....
New Prunes. per pound
Best Roasted Lazuyra Coffee. ........... ~
Good Cooking Butter. per pound...... 10
Pure Lard, per pound. observation-disclosures.
Sour Pickles, per gallon. -
Pure Sugar syrup, per gallon .............. 20
Large Bars soap for Observation-Disclosures. -
Good Mixed Ten, per pound. .............. p
Breast Bacon. ................... ........... 10
New Orleans Molasses, per gallon......... 30
California Claret Wine. per gallon.... 60
Price LIST mailed on application. Phone 3i6.
5. ULLMAN's son,
de 27-dexSu 1s20-lS22 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-15
COBB'S ISLAND,

yirginas seaside resort in the Atlantic Ocean;
Unrvaled for its suri.bathing aud magnificent
Wow OF the ocean. Increase OF hotel accom- mo.
dations and other improvements Those de-
slr,ng plenty Of shooting and hshiug can find It
al Cobb's island Route: We will meet daily
the I1:07 north-bound and the Ash south-
bound train at Cobbs station, on the New York
Phila1eiphia and Norfolk railroad. Passengers
transferred 80 island by steamer. Terms: ~. 30
per DAY: sl2 per week; e40 per month. For
further Information address
COBB SPADY. Proprietors,
Chesapeake, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-15

WANTED, TO LOAN MONEY IN
w small or large amounts on FURNITURE,
PIANOS, DIAMONDs, WATCHES. &c Short
time paper discounted. Address CONFI-
DENTAL, care DISPATCH, City.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-15
BY N. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioueer.


Real Estate Auctioueer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
~ VERY VALUABLE SMALL TRACT OF
LAND on TIE BROOK ROAD ABOUT FOUR
MILES FROM RICuMOND.-ln execution u the
decree mentioned below, 1 viii sell by public
auction. at tho ofllce OF the auctioneer. No /.
north Eleventh street,
MONDAY, JUNE Is. 1894.
at l o'clock T. NJ, the very DESIRABLE
TRACT OF LAND above referred 10, CONTAINING
y 2o-lOO acres, lying on tho Brook tunpiks
between tho lands OF the Stewart estate on toe
south aud those OF L. 4. Franck on the norm.
and having q long front on the road lsadiny
from the Brook 10 the Hermitage road, On this
httle tract, which Is IN good heart aud aftnire-
ply adapted TO raising vegetables. there Il a
Deautlful site for house; and another very de-
cided element VI value Is the deposit OF ma
building sand In tho lower corner OF the ulace
and which is regularly redeposited OF the over,
now OF the creek.
TERMS: One third cash, and the residus nj,
one, Two, and three years for ss with int ,res.
ADDED ana title retained, or all cash at m /. on.
lion OF the purchaser A. r. COURTNEY.
Special Comm ssoner.
BLAcKBrRS AND ALA. VS.. MEYERS AND ILs-Is
THE CIRCUIT COURT or HENRIco.
j, ). T. Broaddus, clerk Of said -ourt CAVITY
that the bond required OF the special com m,s.
sloner by the decree In said cause on Ma Ia
1894, has been duly given 40
Given under my hand this % June. 1904
10 10 J. Z. BR0ADDCs, CLERK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-15
sUBURBAN STORE AND
n DWELLING. .r,rrr,
o. .cREs-HENRICO OK sECOND-sIhhhi'
20 ~ TURNPIKE

Tho owner. who is leaving the Stae o,
.u,horizes ussto sell at public auction on
FRIDAY. JUNE lS' iSa
at $50 p. NJ. the he. apoo 0eer p' store re-" and
SS onsllIsions with metal roof and front ve
panda. containing ye rooms sOg otS Se.ae ot
kltcnen, oil IN first -class condition and
6ulIdi a4gativeIy new. The land consists Of
s 5 is acres fronting on Richmond ana ana
IIaprico turnpike and running back ana
f1en tiro an Meadow Bridge road. situated
On The said turnpike. at the toll,gate.
about one mile from the corporate limits
u This is fine opportunity for any per
son of moderate means 10 engage IN
ssvhurban business. 1t is a fine location.
and the store will do we'll with proper
TERMS: one third cash; balance IN
one and two years, . per cent Interest,"
secured by deed OF trust. 90
J. THOMPSON BROWN Co.,
90 a Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-15
my 29-5ymTu.F &suolSm

bedford ALUM, IRON. AND
ID IODINE SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA. Open
July isr. Most popular resort tor health aud
pleasure in the Stale. Invslids get cured here
when oil other remedies have failed. splendid
shade aud lawn for children. RATES RE.
DUCED. send for interesting pamphlet OF SO
pages j. X AAHEN, Trustee,
Proprietor.
Bedfosd Springs Post once, Va.
"a ;I-FSukWlt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-15

WANTED, BOARDERS AT LAWN
w HOTEL. Bowling Green. Va. near NIL
ford station Businessmen can get breakfast
ard get to Richmond before o'clock. Terms,
SD per month. ar,ru.,o>,
"a ti-lm D.. *. hl(nEhSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-15
a UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
"A F0UR-kCON FRAME unrsr

a UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
"a foUR-kCoA FRAME HOUSE
NO. l225 BLAIR STREET
WITH STABLE AND BIjC,:y- tror-cr
AND GOOD WELL OF WATER
IN YARD,
ALL IN PHYSICIANS ORDER ANN
TO BE SOLD CHEAP.
Al the request Of the owner NE Mill
oner Tor sale by public auction, on the
SATURDAY. JUNE Is. 1894.
Fat $50 T.. NJ, the above dsscr,h., mo
PERTY. well located, and in ne,ssc,
9rues me lot fronts 20 feet. with n
depth OF rs feet to an alley.
II you want q nice home In gold order
cheap. come TO this sale. S''''
"a. BOSWELL q HARMAN
Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-15

In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Cour'
of the county of Henrno; -DeitricK' &C
plaintiff. against Deitriek and ais, De-
PENDANTS.
/ John f.. Rroaddus clerk Of the said
court. do certify that the bond required
of the Special Commissioners by the de-
cree rendered In said cause on the "'
dav Of June. 1894. has been duly gwen.
Given under my hand, as Clerk Of tht
said court this Sth day of June, 1891.
JOHN Il. BROADDUS.
10 t5.tt Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-15
BY George s. Vashon, Jr..
Real Estate Auctloneer.
SALE

against
Hayes, curator, &c.
Pursuant to an order OF the Ch2ncery
Court of the city OF Richmond entered
IN the above cause June Z, 1894, We Will
sell by auction, on the premises, and In
the order named above, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 10. 1894.
at o'clock Z. NJ. the PROPERTY above
described
This property rents readily. ami for
those wishing profitable investments or
store property for their own use offers
an exceptional opportunity.
TERMS: One fourth cash; residue IN
three equal payments at six. twelve and
eighteen months. for notes, with interest
added, and title retained until all the
purchase-money is fully paid, and a con-
veyance is ordered by the Court
WILLIAM ELLYSON,
BENJAMIN II. NASH
BEVERLY r. CRUMP,
Commissioners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-15
Billiards. Teu-Pins. Dansng, Driving, Hunting,
Fishing, and other amusemcnts
Trained Riding Horses and Riding Master from
the Dupont Riding Academy, Wash
ingion. ID. &.

since the completion Of the new Baih-lIouse
this resort has had among Its patrons many OF
TIE wealthle-t and most prominent people OF
tho Uuited States. most vi whom have hereto
fore gone regularly, season after season, 10
Europeap springs. Always critical and e.
acting. and AZ Drst incredul0us, they have uni.
formiy become warm and enthusiastic IN their
concentrations. ana pronounce the waters,
baths. i'm proyements, and natural surroundings
equal to the best they have ever known.
Prices moderate. varying with accommoda-
tons desired.
No sANITARIUM in the world shows better
results Ia treatment OF nervous trOu bles, RuEU-
MATisM AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
Tho following extract from letter ~ General
ROBERT r. Lee, Written about two months LeiOre
he died. will be Of interest to ali. IL Is printed
by permission OF General titzhugh Lee, who
expresses the hope iLatit may attract sufferers
~ the relief Afforded by these waters:
lIOT SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
August 20. 1870. !
Ny Dear Cousin Your letter Of the 9th
hiss followed me 10 this place.
shall have been here a fortnight next Wednesr
cay. oath, and. though | teel no decided I'M
pr0vement Ia myself, i cannot prevent regret
ting, dear Cousin, that you are not with me,
for see such benefit derived by others Ia taking
these baths. am not gong TO enumerate tho
cases for you probably have heard Of many
similar, but viii content myself with slyIDg that
they are wonderful and ought 10 encourage all
TO hope for relief. DR.. Cabeil. OF the Virginia
here, that 81 out OF 100 that have come under
his cognizance, who have faithfully taken the
waters, have bsen relieved, some entirely and
others partially. Mine like - case may DO
beyond their reach. cut - may have come
within their healing powers. And what a COM
iort II would have been 10 US all. There was an
cid gentleman here, several years thy senior,
who had not walked for a year, and could not
even turn himself in bed, after months trial
OF the waters, went home yesterday being ablo
10 walk with q cane. DIR. Cabeli said he ought
TO have remain ed until October. He NAV have
been a case OF special blessings seeing he had
survived four wives, and is now happy with the
NTH.
shall leave on the 10Th.
Good bye, my dear cousin. May God pre-
serve you.
Most truly yours. affe aud faithfully,
lsigned] X. 4. LEE.
For circulars and further inform alton, apply
TO FRED SlEkRi,
Manager.
DR. F. W. CHAPIN,
Medical Director. Hot Springs, Va
JOHN ID. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent, Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company, Richmond, Va.
t,y-Su,XxFIml
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-15
by Frank ID. Hill & Co..
and
Apperson Il Pollard
poo, rs,ate Agents and Auctloneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OLA
VALUABLE HOUSE And LOT,
No. 1o4 EAST MAIN BETWEEN FIRST AND
SECOND.

By virtue Of a decree of Henrico circuit
Court OF June Z 1884, In the SUIT or Deit,
rick. SC, against Deitrick. &C. we VIII
sell at public auction on the PREMISES y"
FRIDAY. JUNE Is. 1894.
n, 6.oo o'clock p. NJ. the HOUSE AND
LOT aforementioned. The house Is
three-story brick dwelling, n'ainlng
about fifteen rooms including a d"tacheh
Kitchen. with four rooms, and II CON,
Portable. well-arrsnged, and In very good
order. Lot fronts 3sxlA feet TO r-toot
ailey. This property is rentabie. or VIII
make a very desirable residence, On ac-
count OF its convenience TO the business
portion OF the city. 4,
equal instalments at six, twelve. AMI
eighteen months, with per cent. IN, IN,
m he retained until all the purchase
money is paid and conveyance or
dered by the Court. c,
W. II. SANDS,
NJ. NJ. GILLIAN,
Special Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-15

BY J. Thompson Brown a. e.,
lil3 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-15

Grand Mountain Scenery.
SPLENDID DRIVES. LARGE SWIMMING
POOLS OF NATURAL WARM WATER.
THE FINEST AND BEST APPOINTED
BATH-HOUSE IN AMERICA. no.
TEL AND OTHER SERVICE
EQUAL TO ANY IN THE
cor NTKY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-18

The Louisville Post (dcm.). which
has always supported Col. Breckin-
ridge in his various campaigns. thinks
that the latter owes it to his friends
to quietly drop from public view.
The Post refers to the congre: sman's
downfall in the following tersc but
manly fashion:I
with his confessions fresh on his
lips. with the plea oi Col. Thompson
arousing indignant protests on the
part Of every honest man. Breckin.
ridge proposes to return To Kentucky
and ask the people of his district to
return him To congress. He owes
some consideration To the friends
who have been true To him, to his
district which has honorcd him, TO
the party which has needed him and
called to him. The one service he
can now render all these. the one
rccompcnsc it is in his power to
offer. is to accept the verdict of the
Washington jury as n verdict of etcr-
nal Punishment from the public SER
vice. and act accordingly.
''ilc should retire now and leave
democrats oil the Ashland district
free to choose representative who
will bring new and better influence
into politics. They should 30 to
some man of worth and character in
private station. whose career has cx-
hibitcd those virtues and devotions
on which Anglo-Saxon civilization
rests. and send him to Washington
rs kentucky's reply to the accusa-
tions brought against her by her
own SON."
The consideration of not only his
personal, but political friends should
cause Mr.. Breckenridge to seek the
retirement to which his own shame
should be sufficient to drive him,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-18
TOWN ELECTIONS IN ILLINOIS.
A Batci, OF Returns Showing How tn,
Count Resulted.

Batch OF Returns Showing How tine
Ccuns Resulted.
NAVANA, April IS. William NJ Pretty
man, Republican. WAS elected police mag.
istrate here by SO majority over C. II.
Murdoch, Democrat, and Z. y. Wcaber.
Independent. The Second ward elected a
Republican alderman and the First and
Third wards Democrats The Republi-
cans made gains throughout the town.
MooWEAQuA, Ills, april Is. -The city
election resulted III {. victory fcr Tie entire
Enti-license ticket.
BENTON, Ills, April 1S-Tha village cleo
ton here resulted in the election Of the
high license ticket by majorities ranging
from II TO g.
~PEKIN, His, April ,S.--In the election
Tor city supervisors and school inspectors
the Republicans elected the entire ticket
and by II large majority This makes tie
IN the board OF supervisors and gives the
republicans seven out of nine in the school
board
PEORIA, Ills, April iS.-In the election
here the Republicans elected six out OF
seven aldermen, and in the next council
there will be but one Democrat.
ROCKFORD, April 1S-At the municipal
election the license issue was holly con-
tested, resulting in the election Of five
license and two non-iiCense aldermen,
making the next council TO 5 in favor of
license. In the Fifth ward, where the -.
=. a. made its greatest effort, the vote was
a tie.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-18

THE Chicago Herald has become an
earnest advocate Of the policy vi u
senatorial nomination. Some of the
advantages Of such nomination are
stated 10y the Herald in the fol-
lowing editorial paragraph: The
inspiration Of intrepid leadership i
required in politics IS wclla~ in war.
To enter Il popular canvass without 4
candidate would hc like entering a
battle without u general. II there i
doubt of democratic victory in Hi
nois Mt the next election it should he
met 10y nominating candidate for
United States senator, and commits
sioniag him to 20 among the people
for the purpose of demonstrating why
n democratic victory should bo
achieved"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-18
DEBs TURKS UP ~ TERRE tiAuTE
But Lcavcs ut Once for the Scene of thc
Conflict.

hu' h@A'iNtN p8i't the scene Dt the
Conflict.
TEEEE Hiy III, Ind, April Is President
l.. Y. DeLs, Of the american Railway IN
ion, about whose whereabouts so many
conflicting repC-ts have been sent out from
Omaha, arrived at his home in this city
yesterday. Urgent business. he said,
brought Kim home, but he left last nizht
for ~. Paui, the scene of the Great North
crn strike. He was shown a dispatch say
Ing that ne had addressed the Kelly com
moawcalcrs 1t Council Bluffs, and he said
that it was true.
Prom adviccs received from points on
the Great NorChern," said Debs. II am
very hopeful ~ to the result OF the strike
The men are conducting themselves ld-
iuirably. The trouble has been brewing
on the road for some time and the strike
Is spontaneous uprising, not alone of
American Railway Union members. but
of members of other brotherhoods. We
have 80 per cent. of the men in our union. "
Dcbs SAID lie anticipated no antacoIism
from the chiefs of the other orders, al
though they were credited with aging
they would never affiliate with the Ancri-
Gun Railway union. While the going out
OF the brotherhood men was illegal accord
ing to the rules of their orders, he did not
believe the grand officers would call the
members OF their orders TO work in the
face of 20 important Oh Issue and the men
were already out
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-18

THE lower Mississippi river is be-
ginning t. indulge in its regular
spring diversion OF breaking through
the levce- or Overlooking them. Al
ready there are reports oi water sew
cral inches higher than last year in
certain places. This leads an eastern
journal to remark: The cure for
these annual crcvasscs and overilows
is more and higher levecs. and the
more the river il held within the Sc
artificial banks the higher the bottom
rises from the deposit Of the scdi-
ment with which the current i
laden. This causes higher water
every year and more breaking
over and breaking through. and the
lcvce system threatens 20 carry the
level of the river more and more
above that of the country through
which il flows and to make crevasscs
and ovcrilows when they occur more
destructive. II seems very Inuch
like increasing danger by the very
costly means that are used to avert
it. And vet those who ought to un-
dcrstand the subject best do not
seem to lose faith in the levec sys-
ten.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-18
MOI:ian'S Logic

Over all tia, W, sec. "a IL seemoih to be,
IL the irIth that W. cannot reach;
tell It to y0u, yod tell 1t 10 me
And bots % NJ nod. .Yon I uch.
preach-and firmly we all believe,
For all of us know IL is so,
But you Il word g,ievc nrt! ne I; wo id grievc
To reason ont how we know,
Yet we knew that we know. VIC are strong {: at
were weak.
And facts prove the fLlscho d Of &c on:
DR.. Perez midc "a waole, m.dc us new, so 20
speak,
WI h his own and our "Favoritc Prescription"
A peculiar y dieinc Tor woman. peculiar ills.
For ell "Fcmli, woakne.scs," irregularities,
periodic al pain, 1t Is The only guaranteed rem
edy.