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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-23
CEEANCEHN NOTICE.

STATE o. ILLINOIS.
RoCE Island COUNTY.
In the CiTcut corr: % SAID county 10 tie l.
r.ry term. a il. 1Sei.
William Boyer. Adam Bower and Jlr5b Re-
ccmulGir-n'-. Us Mary join son. .la h1 Fi.-.
sen y -l--4m = Joh- stn. lCG k9l'-8l. -a-l--
j, sor. George Roti~ou. Anna Hz,l-
Thomas Camp De D. MsrT : . Ca-,p5,.L. I-t- :
Campbell. Ada Campbell. Ale rzr.ss-.
tha-l Campbell. Samuel Campbell 4 -l-
Caup5cl. VIII am Campbell. Z h0m-- = r :
b-i,s. AiseT 6 Mcknight. L4G-4 D---u. B-z---
nj Dncsn. Minnie Ever. Zc-r-izh :. 1.l--l--.
j .Cfila HOr kuOuth. &c "a +. C-rra'. fer s.
min ii iora. Dgciey Halfn-d. Da1ie h. Z.
charlie Boyer. Harry Keller. " har I-vs.
Fr=rsl.n Robbins. First Baptist church ~ '-is
ti'y. kacE l. and. and E!Wi- r. P4r-.-fg-
ard hn'llss Campbell. executors q LIE w. %
j.hn y rnYer deceased. defer dante III C1---
crry.-Bi.l 70 set aside = will.
Athd2Nlt OF ncn rc>ideT c. of defendants Ng-g
Johnson. John johnson. William : johnson. Is
Robson. James Robson. George Robson. ANA
in ihcm-s ! kobhin-. SfEu-- - NJ
knight / ms Du-an. briu,nal Du-ar Nir-.s
hvcrs, EcrUiiah Whe1Ilsnd. Flotida Hoekur -'h,
Celia =. Carroll. Bcrj min H-f ri Boll.v Ha.-
ford Daniel Hafofd. Barry Keller and l-afk-
EBtbiIs inirieadel With the above der. 1---s.
~ ona- Campbell. Mar J. am; bell. JUta !.
Campbell. ArE Campbell. Aiic. tarlubu-i. tsra.
Camp ell. samuel Campbell. Alhart campbell.
Mi.iam Campbell. rnarle- Roger. Nath- u iiHger
Frs bAi iist .hu-ch ri the Ciy II EucS J. -1e
anu ElHIu H. Pdrmenirr fnt IhuI4- tA-fte.-
executor Of the viii of John 4. q Yer Grrel-e5,
hovinc been led in the c cra'- n e q -lg cs-
cult cont Of said county. not cc j. 'hr-'fl'e
hereby given TO toe s3i1 NONRESIDENT t,fgrl-.--
that 'He complain n;s Ill ca their amended BIO -
compliant IL sad coufi. on the ch4:cf-y s1e
thereof. o. the 81 day Of arch. 4 p. ,>4i I'D
Thai ;hcr'u' on su minors i--uyC ,u' ~ FAD
cnrri. wherein said suit j. now perjir-. Ier--r-
bic on tAc fret Morday in The month - Va!
next. - Is 10y law required Now. urle-- Eo1,
the SAID nonresident deiendarfs above named.
Mary johnson. John johnson. wi.lism = H.
son. i.a Robson. james Robson G,or-e Rob
soa. Arna iiardir. III ma J. Robbins. i'sT- t.
hchniE.f, Laura Dugan. Br Dl-4l- Mamie
EVers, Lsrsgizh u hed:'a and. F'orisa ITO sul.--t-
Celia - a:rol. Benjamin half-ri. Poole. lia
ford. DANE! iiaro:c, lisr y seller q frsi.A "a
Robbins shsi personally be and app-ar before
sad I-cuit court on The fret C.y 81 he IsAi
term thereof - be holden AZ Fnck leland p
and for the aid comfy. on the Lr-t N'ui-y IN
Nay next. aud PLEAD. answer or ceugr q
the said complsi 1an;'s bill OF complaint. ihe
same ana tn matters and THINGS therein - -riei
ard stated viii be taken Gs confessed. and &C.
cree eniered aesin-t you according u the I-a!ei
OF said bill.
GEoRGE ~. GAMBLE. Clo1k.
Rock ls'sn6- III. Narcn = A 10. ,c.-i-
joins ]. kESwoETlY and JACKSON hJEsI'
Comps Sol.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-23

additional force Of deputies. He says he
will swear II between 800 and 400 of them
II necessary to move the mail trains. In
the matter OF the proposed conference with
the strikers nothing has been developed
further 4 special from Tacoma says it
Is understood here that the \. II. U. has
Completed arrangements for strike on
the Northern Pacific system today at 8
p. m provided the Pacific division head
quarters lere will agree to go out The
foregoing about summarizes the situation
at this writing
There is no further difficulty at st.
Cloud and under the protection of United
states marshals the trains are made up
unmoiested and the line has been opened
from st. Paul to Neche. \. ID. But & new
center of turbulence has developed at Will
mar and that accounts for Marshal Bede's
presence here. AT Willmar the strikers
simply detied the United States authority.
The marshal had thirty deputies. but the
1000 in the crowd of rioters paid no atten-
ton to them. The train was scattered all
over the yards, Archie Bogard, "A striker,
taxing the engineers place, the latter be-
ing driven from his engine
Bogard then blocked the main line so
as to stop traffic entirely and later Super
intendent Winter was assaulted by
striker as the superintendent stood talk
ing to Marshal Bede. At night the mar
shall regained control of the tracks and
arrested three OF the strikers who We're
known to have been active in the mob.
The strikers declare that no trains shall
run until they get their rights" while
the marshal says he will obey the orders of
the court if there are deputies enough to
be had to enforce the law.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-23
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals viii be received s. the civ
clerks Office. Rock Island. Ill. Until Nav e
1c9i. AZ ; o clock y m. for c-nsiruciiUg he IN
prcVcmeDis rTSored by an ordinance q sa'c Ct..
en-, tied - IA ordnance for the improvement q
Seventeenth street fro N the souih line 81 FouItA
avenue 10 he south line of Seventh aVeuue Tun-
ming west, passed March :. 1894: Als0 IAN ori.-
nance for the improvement 4 Sc eureenrh -irte,,
from The south line Of Seventh avenue TlLih-
wet 20 the south lire Of Ninth avenue ram n
west pas Ell March ;. 1921; also An ordnance
for the improvement of Seventeenth street f'oA
the south line of Ninth avenue running wet %
the Losth line Of EiEhteeurh avenue. Ia--e'
March s. 1891, and FOR furnishing al the INST :;
and dnirg the work according TO tie plans -L-
specifications Ga file at the ciiy CLERK Office
Blank bios wi be furnished on application
Bids must be separate for each improN IheLl
above specified. and accompanied with ceri--.1
check III the sum Of $50 ~ payable 10 TIE ~
der Of the mayor Of said city, which sna-i pt ~,
cone forfeited said city in case the hidctr Pa.
fail to enter into costracf with apProses
sIreties to execute the work for the IIoe
mentioned in his bid and according 10 the p.sl
snd specifications in tn event that the oonifS'-
cha be awarded to hin.
Contractors are reqIirei TO furni-h six sanp
of brick with which work is TO done, bf.--
u-ed In the work must correspond with the ssN'
rles ia quality ami style
Rock Island, H., AprIl Il. 1894.
A. b. HUkSlNG, City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-23
WHAT CONSTITUTES A MAIL TRAM

4 Decision Against the strikers from the
Acting Attorney General.
ST. PAUL. April 23-In the Great North
ern strike one of the chief points Of trouble
has been over what constitutes mail
train. Superintendent Nelson, of the
United States mail service, has received
the following opinion from the acting at
torney general Of the United States, dated
Washington. April u, and addressed to
the postmaster general:
Sir: ] have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your communication of to-
day relating to the stoppage OF passenger
trains carrying the mail on the Great
Northern railroad. The statutes of the
United States provide that every railroad
carrying the mails shall carry on every
train which they run over its route all
mailable matter directed to he carried
thereon with the person in charge of the
same.
THE statute also makes it an offense for
any person to knowingly and wilfufly OBJ
struct or retard the passage of the mails.
1t has been decided by the courts, and in
my opinion is clearly the law, that under
these provisions of the statutes it is an Of
Tense for any person knowingly and will
fully to obstruct or retard the passage of a
train carrying the mails, and that II is nc
excuse that such person is willing that the
mail car may be detached aud run sepa-
rately. He is bound to permit the mail to
be carried III the usual and ordinary way.
such a. is contemplated by the act of CON
gress and directed by the postmaster gem
eral
1T would seem from your statement
that the persons vino entered into the ccm-
bination to which you refer have brou ght
themselves within the further provisions
of the statutes of the United States which
declare that If two or more persons con-
spire to commit an otfense against the
United States and one or more such mar
ties do any act to effect the object of the
conspiracy all parties to the con-
spiracy shall be liable to a pen
atty OF not less than $1,000, and not
more than $4,000, and to imprisonment
not more than two years"
This is signed Lawrence Maxwell. Jr..
acting attorney general.
On receipt of this opinion Mr. Nelson at
once submitted copy to President Debs.
of the American Railway Union, and il
was promptly acknowledged by that gen.
tleInan, who stated that he would imme-
diately issue instructions to the men, ex-
planning the matter, and he would make
every effort iii his power to have the men
pay due attention to the law.
The effect of the above opinion, expressed
as it was by one of the best lawyers i'll the
United States, had u noticeable effect on
the strike leaders in this city and along
the line OF the road, which effect is further
apparent in the fact that the road is now
clear from this city to Minot. 1t is be-
lieved that the strike is practically over
now SO far rs Minnesota and North Da-
kota are concerned, and the company can
begin work on the states further west,
taking them i'll order, one at u time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-23

STATE OF ILLINOIS
ROCK ISLAND CouSTY. Ses.
In tue circuit court Of said Rock Island county
10 Tue 4ay tsr.a =. D 1874 In chaucery. Bin
10 foreclose mortgage
ne BACK Hawk Homestead Blu Hiding. Loqn
and SAVINGS association comnluiunpi vs. AL
pert VI. Waoswor,h. Cora Il. Wadsworth.
rain L, Erey. anu NJ. +. MoGinr, defend
10 the abovc-na1 ed defendant. N. i. NcGinr +.
auSaNl, OF Your noG-res den c having been liei
III .ue once OF the clerk OF sad Circuit CONT no.
~. ~ s ncitpy ven TO yo1 tbG the abnye named
campi sinant hiss Il ed ia said c1uf, It's bin of con
pisint az INST !on on the cnancery -ice OF said
soart 'hat = summons in chancery has been
ssuei III said case agains; you. returnsble "a he
next term of sand court. to be bsrun ard holden
OF tee court house. in the city o Gock Island. in
800 county. on The first Monday of Nav a. D.
81. al which time ard place You viii sppear,
II You see iii.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE. Clerk
SWEENEY q W.tKER Solicitors for Commit
ooch leland, Illinois. Marcia IS, 4. u. 1894.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-23
ANTl-WllSON BILL WORKMEN.
Pith of the Memorial They Had Presented
to the Senate.

Filth of the Memorial They Had Presented,
to the Senate.
WASHINGTON, April 23.-When the eX-
pectel delegations of workingmen ana
woman from Pennsyl vaniaand New Jersey
arrived the number was swelled TO nearly
l,C00 aud procession was formed as the
last delegation debarked from its train
and marched to Metzerot's hall where a
meeting WAS held, and a set of resolutions
adopted to be presented to the senate
committee was appointed to present the
resolutions and the meeting adjourned,
most OF the del eSates going to the Capitol
and obtaining seats il the gallery to watch
the proceedings.
The pith of the resolutions is a respect
full demand that existing tariff laws be no.
wise changed in such a manner as to de-
prive working men and women of the ca
pacity To earn the full amount of wages to
which they have been accustomed under
protective tariff Then follows n memorial
particularizing the objections TO the bin,
and declaring that it viii depreciate all
values in this country - per cent, and
continue the present depression indefinite
ly. The committee on presentation was
met in the marble room back of the sen
ate by Quay and Cameron who took
charge of the memorial All except three
left the city at +. p. N. The three stayed
behind to confer with Populist members
and get them to antagonize the Wilson
bill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-23
Ghl.c,ry .otic-.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock ISLAND CoUSTy.
IN The Circuit Court Of said Rock Island couurv
70 the NJ y term. \. D.. 1894. In Chancery. 81 10
foreclose mortC &c.
Inc black Hawk Homestead Building. can ard
SAVING As.o-lalou, Complainant. We. Albert v
Nadsworth, Cora r. NadSwofth Ralf,h
huey and ~. i. McGinr. defendants.
10 the above named defendant. ". 4. NcCiinr
AE!da'lt OF yOur nDn-re -idCrce having been ll.d
IN the Office of tie clerk of said circuit caari.
noucs Is hereby SIveo "a you hist the above
namcd conf lainaut has fled in saic CONT IL b II
OF COMPLIANT against Jon on the chaacv-y EIDE OF
sara court; thst summons IN chGuUCs. has been
issued IN said caase agars yuu rcJufr1l = 20 the
next term OF said cnu I. 10 he begun aud holden
ut the 'urt house. in the city OF r cL ..land in
srid county, on the FIRST Monday .I4v a n
1854. AT which time and plac, you viii a near and
peac, az swer or uemur 20 said bill of cuinpI AM
If you see fl.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE. C'erk.
sNEENI J @AI-NEE. Solicitors To- Go-npl'ts
Eock bland. Illinois. March 18Th. A. - 1884,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-23

WAsnINGToN, April %. - Doiph con-
tinued his anti-Wiison bill speech in the
senate and yielded for Quay to read the
petitions against that bill from the dele
cations of workingmen from PennsvI-
vania and other states who filled the pal.
leries. Dolph said tine income tax could
not he collected as the people would com
NIT perjury TO escape II. This Teller de
clared "a SANDER on the American Deoule
and said that the income tax was collected
with less difficulty than personal prom.
erty tax. IL was the most Just tax that
could be collected.
In the house Hepburn of Iowa announced
that owing To the Democratic blocking of
pension legislation at night sessions he
would hereafter object to all REQUESTS for
unanimous consent on bills. The dinlo.
matte bill was considered briefly and the
balance of the session devoted to euloo;es
on the late Senator Gibson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-23
enarcesY .ot.ee.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, -
Rock ISLAM, UNITY.
In the circuit cOuri OF Rock Island county 10 the
May term a. D. ISi-In chancer,-B.lI 10
force Csc Mortgage.
The ack Hawk Homestead Building Loan 2
Saving r ssocistiOl complainant. - Albert W
Maosworlb. Cora u. Nadswo;th. Ralph E.
Hney and NJ. I. NCCinu. defendants
TO the above named defendant Vi I. McGfnn
fiidaVit of your Ior-.esidcacc having teeu 4 I'd
IN the Off OF the clerk Of said ci-cuit court no.
ticc j. hereby given to you ihat the above named
complainant has fled in SAID cont IT. bill Of CON-
plant against yoE en- . G Chsncery side OF said
corr; that 4 summon Ia cnsncery has beea -
sued in sa.G caus agar s. Won. ? turua-lc 10 toe
next Term Of said court. 20 be begun and hGlde n
at the Court house in the city of Rock Island, i
$50 county. on the first Morday Of Nay. A. u.
1894, AT which tine aud place vo1 will a-nesr
and lead answer o. dcmur TO SAID BIZ Il com
plant il you see fit.
GEORGE W. GAMBLE. Clerk.
Fock Island, Illinois. March .. \. ID. 1894
SWEENEY Il NALKER. Solicitor. for Commits
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-23
rs A BIG SUCCESS.
The Suspension Of Work by the
Union Miners.
ESTIMATE OF TIE NUMBER IDLE,

The Best Figures Put II at About I25,o0O
Mississippi River, but West There IL
Shown n Disregard of the strike Order
Little Change in the Situation on the
Great NOrfhern-A Mail Train Defined
Against the Strikers
COLUMBUS, O., April 23.-President Nc
Bride, of the United Mine Workers, is
busy comparing press dispatches and
newspaper reports of the big strike with
other information at hand His revised
estimate shows that more men have struck
in the competitive district and fewer in
the outlying districts than was antici-
pated. The total number of men out is
l2o,Co0, as near as can be estimated. In
Illinois he states that there are n 600 out
OF 1900 miners idle; in Indiana, 5000 out
OF about 5000, and in West Virginia, about
1000 out of $500. Conventions are to lie
held in Illinois and West Virginia ;o-mor-
row, when efforts will be made to bring all
the men into line. President Mcbride ex-
poets definite information by letter from
nearly every district today.
Pennsylvania, Ohio ans. Illinois.
There seems to be no doubt but that the
suspension. in Ohio and western Pennsyl-
vania is about complete. The organizers
are most active in West Virginia and Illi-
nois, National Secretary McBryle having
gone to the latter state 10 address meet
iuSs. In Illinois all the miners OF Spring
Valley, LaSallc, Oglcsby, Peru, Scaton-
vile, Ladd and LoreyviI!e quit-7,GC0 in
= y
ant. st. David, Norris. Pennington, Cuba.
Middlegrore-in fact all over the counties
of Peoria, Fulton, and Tazeweil, to the
number of 1900. but many declined to
strike. At Mud Valley, st. Johns and
Duquoin the men quit.
The Report from Int,iana.
From Terre Haute, Ind, the news is
that practically all Of the miners of Indi-
ana Joined the strike. The officials are
enthusiastic and confident. Only three of
the seven mines at Evansville struck
There will he mass meeting of the miners
of that locality, mt which the whole oues-
tion will De settled. The miners Mt Boone
vile. Oakland City and Frisco. which
employ the miners by the day, will not he
affected By the order. The miners along
the Air line will strike.
All the Kentucky miners are out and tbs
strike Is general in Tennessee and Ala
bama.
Points Where the Strike Is Weak.
y weak point il the strike is Mt Tartle
Creek, Pa, where 1.500 men working for
the New York and Cleveland Gas and Coal
company refused to strike. The move
ment is not strong in the west beyond
the Mississippi except in Missouri. 1t
Leavenworth. Wells City and Pittsburc,
kas., the miners refused to strike-said
they had been on sympathetic strikes be-
fore. All the mines in the Des Noiues,
Ia. section are at work. No men struck
in Wyoming, and the same report comes
from Oregon and Washington.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-23
Chancery Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS

o. - n W ILLINOIS.
rock ISLAND CopNTY Sc.
IN me circuit couri Of said Rock Island county 70
s sl- May term q. ID. .isei-ln chancery-Biil 10
The Black Hawk Homes,,os p,;-s; -. G.
saving Association, complainant vs. Albert
lucy and NJ. L. McGiun'
To the above named defendant, n = Nc
CHM. eHuai''' NJ l. MT
e,a amaavit o, your nonres:dence having been
.u VI u once OF the clerk Of said circuit court
notice is hers by given 10 Won tba, Tho A. ovs,
n s complainant has flea in said court its bill
oi compliant against you on the chance ~ side Of
.alu conr', .hst summons in csanceyy has been
,ssned IN said cause sgainst YOU reiurnable 10
me next term of ssid count, to ne begun and
n 1Is at me court house, in the cry of Rock
,s,ane' IN ssid county. ON the fret Monoay Of
My a. ". ls9t, at woich time ard place YOU
VIII appear and plead. answer or demur to said
Dill OF complaint " Won see tit.
GEORGE w. GAMBLE, Clerk
SwEENEf WALKEI. Solicitors for Compl't
NoeK Island, Illinois, March 2s A. D. 1881
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-23
shnnrrry - oIire.
II 'ff'FE a 3IiTt.
STATE or ILLISoIS. =.

STATE OF ILLINOIS.
FoCEs ISLAND COUNTY.
In the cirCuit COM; - sai5 Rock I.'s-5 r-,---
10 he AZ term A. Io.s. Ia cla.c.-r. ~
10 forcclose r-or.Elca.
The Biacsh2wk HOMESTEAD Hl-'l-r- I7sr sd
saw Eg Association. cornp.sl.ar-. v A. =
NadSworil- Cora 3 Ws.C~Tra r- b. IL, ,,1 2 a..
ana NJ = MciiIun. defendants
ia the above named defendant. v : NC.
AihlaNit OF your non residence hawai-. f.--. ~
II the oii'cr OF tho clerk OF said tr-rH.t cur p
ice : i:crety -INeT 10 EoE tL.f tie above rs-sE
comp ai;isn- has fled IN said coat = ID ~ -
PANT sEhin-t You OF h CaaHce-y .f.a Il 3 Z
uFi; ina Z summons in On liCt-y IA. fat.r :.
sler ~ >aiH rSc = -3;IlS- yu- -a---r--.a > 10
next Term OF said court. To BE- te..t am h.--.-
az the court house. Ia the cry Of Eors IS.I5 -
SAID county, on the fr-t Noi.84y sd Har. a D
1874. a VIII j. time aud place yor V .t.ts.- u
.',rac- lrsFytg or dcIrJ.r . -ail t-l q q M.
:! yol zee H.. G=Ol.SE " GAMBLE. Ca
SWEENEY y WALKER 50 irira-- .a- Gem.
hocE islsut. Illinois, G1rCa @S.h. A. D.. -.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-23
Legal.
AosKyssrRa-ew-s NoT,cE

Estate OF James x. Siull. deceased
The undersigned having been aypciutad admin
istTator OF the estate Of James H. Siull lsf,, ~
TIE county % Rock Island. stale Of Illinois, &c
ceased, hereby gives notice Tia: Re =ul apr.. y
before the county court OF Rock Island couu-
ty, a. the Office OF the clerk ~ sfid court. in
the city Of Rock Island. al the June terra on
the I-St Monday June reAi, at whlca
time all persons having claims a-s,1st said es-
tste are notied and requested 10 aI:cti,. FOR tie
purpose 0: having the same Adjusted. All -er-
son- indebted TO said estate are requested 10
make immediate pavTno1Jt 20 the TGder-igne.
LEWIS l.. STCIL.
Admin istrator
Eated this 27.h day OF March, a. u. 1881.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-23
ABBREVIATED KILOGRAMS.

Vice President Harris, Of the Northern
Pacific, died at Rochester, y y.
An earthquake shock WAS felt in south
ern Mexico, but no damage was done
4. Is. Ripy, the largest distiller in Ken
lucky, has filed deeds of assignment to the
Fidelity Safety Vault company, of Louis
vile, and {. l.. Bend, If Lawrenceburg.
Liabilities, s550,C0o. Believes he will pay
dollar for dollar
EX-president Harrison has arrived at In
dianapolis from California. lie says he
viii repeat his trip and his lectures at Le-
land Stanford university next year.
The body of pretty Edna Lehman. aged
p, fer some time one of the "hellor iris
at the telephone station. was found IA few
rods from shore in Lake Calhoun. near st
Paul. She had committed suicide because
an octoroOn with whom She had fallen in
love and tn whom she had proposed mar
riage declined because his salary WIS too
small.
Chicago's new poStoiiice-if she ever
gets one-will be built on the site of ~
present one. SO say the powers that be. y
L. a. Washburne and wife, Miss Nellie
Washburne Master Roy Washburne.
Frank Haight, Miss Ellen Pierce. of Chi
cago; Miss !. NJ. Hotchkiss, Mrs. 4. W.
I-achore, Miss Lille Laclsore and Miss
Jennie Lackore, Of Pullman, H., went
sailing on Mobile bay. The yacht ran into
Il squat and came near going on Il reef 4
boat from the |. >. > Forward boarded
the yacht and got her into safe harbor.
Mrs. Altgeii, wife of the Illinois COVER
nor, has left springfield to join the COVER
nor NJ Eureka Springs, Ark. The COVER
nor IL expected TO De ab~eutVen day, longer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-23
FIRST REVIEW OF BASE BALL.
Finds New York in Company of Chicago ii
the Foot of the List.

the Foot of the List.
CHICAGO, April % About the only salts
faction in the base ball situation for the
Chicago crank is the fact that New York
is at the foot of the list, with Arson, each
of the clubs having played three games and
lost them all. The three clubs that got all
there was out of the games played are
Baltimore, won three; Cincinnati, won
three, Boston, won two-in each case taking
the whole series played. Its far call vet
TO the close OF the season, however, and
Arson has hopes.
The scores made we've as follows in the
closing games of the week: At Cincinnati
Chicago 0, Cincinnati 5: at st. Louis
Pittsburg Z, St. Louis y; at Louisville
Cleveland ., Louisville l; at Philadelphia
Washington p Philadelphia 10; at Bal
timore-New York 3, Baltimore 4; at
Brooklyn--B 8, Brooklyn o. Sunday:
At Cincinnati-Chicago 4, Cincinnati 5; a:
Louisville-Cleveland 8. Louisville >.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-23
SHOT A COUSTY CASHIER,
And Got Away with So. 900 of the Cash o..
the Couaty.

PORTLAND, Or, April 23-An unknown
robber entered the Office of the county
treasurer in the court house at 315 p. M.
shot the cashier, Charles b. Mallarkev.
and then jumping through Il window
made his escape with about 8, 600 of the
county's funds. The victim of the shoot
ing was the youngest son of County
Treasurer Mallarkey. The shot entered
his right side and is believed to have pene-
trated the right lung. The physician does
not think it will prove fatal, though the
young maa is in critical condition.