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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-11
SCARLET MESSENGERS.
They Must lie Kept Always I'm tho Go or
Trouble VIII Result.

irouDlc VIII Result.
What has a numbering freight car In common
with red spCcE iu mans bloodf A gtCa,
deal JutH the car carries gralu, mca, and
other thugs where they aro wanted. 50 the
microscopic scarlet corpu'cles III tue tlood carry
oxygen where II |, needed 10 make good tho uu'
ending waste Of tlNSuc, The economic health Of
a nation depends largely OH IL railway system.
Tho welfare Of the body requires iha, the mil.
Hons Of rcd particles shall be kept always run.
mig briskly with their freight OF oxygen.
What We cali n cold clogs tho blood aud holds
It In great quantities where II ha'no business to
be, Hands und feot nrU chilly, aud other parts
OF the body arc couFcs,cd. 1t looks as II cold
should 10 u simple matter TO cure, yet how
many people do you SEQ who SuceIc and hack
and complain nil winter;
In advanced Stages cold may not yield even
TO s'em treatment, but In the beginning II Is
always conquered by Duilyb purc Malt Whi'ksy.
This y u medicinal Sumnlant manufactured
With the greatest care tnim the best possible
materials II cQuhllErs tue circulation OF the
blood anu Is u valuable aid to tho digestive
functions
30 stock Of simple. useful telnedle, IN the
hOnsckccpcr's closet Il complete without a bot,
tie OF DutiS's Pare Malt. Druggists ana grOccn
keep u In stock, They ind that Il grows In
frnr from year 10 year. and It's excellence Il
such ihht nothing can >unpant IL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-11

Madison (st. Louis) results: First,
elevon-sixteenths Of mile-Harry VI.
won; time, l:l2t. Second. nine.si1.
teenths OF milc-Paddy Wyan won
time. 80. Third, fifteen -six,eent OF
q mile, Jordan won: time, l:3Sf.
Fourth, .thirteen.sixteenths OF mile
Tip won; time. l:2S!, Fifth, fifteen.
six,eenths Of L mile-Gabc Riley won
time, ! 800.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-11

CARLTON CoRSwELL, foreman OF the
Gazette. Middletown, n. j., believes
that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
should no in every homo. lie used it
for cold and 1t effected n speedy cure.
He says: at is indeed n grand remedy.
l can recommend TO ALL | have also
seen it used for whooping cough, with
the best res,llts."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-11

SECOND GAME.


Last night the LaBolIe and Calumet
teams contested at Wheeling Park and
the former won two games. The Calu-
NETS were represented by but four
players and, consequently, were not in
it at any stage OF the games.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-11
NESBITT & DEVINE.
lei g.. 1899 Market Street.
FOR SAID

SPECIAL BARGAINS Is PROPERTY.
M Is South Penn street sevcn-rooned new
house laundry. cath room, hall, porches, boih
gases. in the best location, With all the latest
Improvements: cheap.
No ll0i and llO6 Market street. two store
rooms. eight large rooms upstairs. .H5o1
No. .6 South Hc:on street, SrooE.ed house. lot
SsIl20 feet. 500
No. Gil MARKET siree,. 6-Domed house. .ot
lfxlS3 fee; si.JoO
No 1876 Jacob street, T-rooulcd house In good
location. $500.
No. Il Fourteenth street. ll-roomed brick
house; cheap.
No lis south Penn street. 9roomcd house.
bath room. with nj latest improvements, large
lot; cheap.
Also building lots. farms aud residences OF all
sizes. Call anu see me.
Hurry j. FINK,
Telephone 63.. TIaSl llIo Market Street, CITY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-11

There is always something coming Ia
US, but II is not always just what We
PREFER altYSion Erms,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-11

Coon alo is the best beverage Just
now. Try Smiths.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-11

Tho Bowlers and Wheeling clubs
played two games Wednesday evening
At Wheeling PARK alleys and both were
won by Captain Lambs men, placing
his team at the front In tho second
series race. The scores were good on
The Bowlers' side and Hirsch for
Wheeling made 1872 in the second game.
The scores follow:
FIRST GAME.
The Bowlers-Lamb l4G. List l47,
Statler l25. Riheldaifcr l26, Sneidel l64,
Ebeling l55; total S53.
Wheeling-Grimm lbs. Happy ll9.
Manning l2l, Hir.ch l03 Bloomfield
LOG, Royinann l31: total ia.
Bowlcrs... 50 1873 go go Az 5V7 600 GO 7G7 SEQ
WHEELING IS ID 81 70. 37i 40 5i2 5NJ CTS ia
SECOND GAME.
The Bowiers-Lamb al, List l:3;9, Stat.
Ter Isl, lsiheldatler AS, Speidcl $50,
EbeIing 40; total $40.
Wheolinc-Grimm ia. Happy ITO,
Manning 10, llirsch lS2. Bloomfield
l52, Reymann l45; total So.
Bowlcrs..... u Ia 81 80 40 5a J7S CT 80 $40
Wheeling. .lOl lb6 .GS @5 al j95 Ji6 Gis 7J7 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-11
GROCERIES ETC.

CEYLoN TEA.
SUPERIOR IL STRENGTH,
RICH IN FLAVOR,
MORE ECONOMICAL.
Try Quarter Pound Package, ut
II. L. BEllR ENS',
w Eli Market Street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-14
COUNCIL BLUFFS GETS A scoRcH
Fire In the Wholesals District Wipes Ou
About $500, 600 in Property.

Fire In the Wholesals District Wipes Out
About $500, 600 in Property.
OMAHA, Dec IA very disastrous fire
ragged in the Council Bluffs elevator and
wholesale district last night. Appeals
were made for aid from Omaha. When
the fire was gotten under control the losses
were estimated as follows: Deere Wells
Implement company, totally destroyed;
building $4,000, and on stock 800, 900;
insurance, $4,000. Combination Fence
company, $4,000 on building. and about
600 on stock; partly insured. Weir
Shugart wOOdenware house. IN
which the fire started. 81, 800 Fuller
johnson company, of Madison, Wis, for
whom the Empkie-S hugart company
transferred, about si5, 900, with Is, 500 in
surance. Satley Manufacturing company,
Of Springfield, Ills, totally destroyed;
loss, 10000: insurance unknown.
Westinghouse company, of Schenectady,
n. Y, $4,000; insurance, 5000. Cham
pion Harvester company. about s., 500; in
surance, s., 800 d. June & Co., of FIRE.
mont, o., warehouse with half q dozen en-
gines, 5000; insurance unknown. 1t is
impossible Mt this hour to learn the total
of the minor losses, those mentioned be-
ing the principal ones of the heavy firms
concerned. One fact worthy of note is
that the Deere-Wells company has often
sought the condemnation of the Weir
Shugart warehouse, claiming it was a
menace to their own. Ii finally proved to
be. The total loss is about S50oOOO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-14
PROBABLY KILLED EIGHT MEN.

Four Known To He Dead and the Others
Not Yet Found.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Dec. 1i.-By the pre-
mature explosion of powder and dyna-
mite four men were killed at La Toilette,
Campbell county.> Four other men are
missing and their bodies are being
searched for in the mass of earth and rock
that was dislOdgcd by the explosion.
The names of the known dead are: An
drew Bales, Neal Dabney, John Webb
and - Price. A large force of men were
at work blasting for a cut. After prepar.
ing the blast fuse was attached and the
men ran to u safe distance to await the re-
suit. They waited fourteen minutes and
the charge failed to go of. They then
went back to readjust the fuse. just as
they entered the hole the terrific ex-
plosion occurred.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-14
= 80 ~ - = - -
Larry ANNOUNCES A VICTORY.
Tells the Federation of Labor That ths
Housesniths Have Won.

Tells the Federation of Labor That tho
Housesmiths Have Won.
NEW YORK, Dec. lathe Federation of
Labor convention was put in first-rate
humor when F. P. Larry, president OF the
Housesmiths' union. stated to the dele
gates that the strike had been won and
that the strikers had been allowed what
they had demanded A resolution against
carrying United States mails on street
cars was reported unfavorably and a mo-
taon to nOn-cOncur was carried. and the
resolution adopted. It was held that in
the event Of strike tho men would be
subject to arrest for obstructing the mails.
The committee on the eight-hour qCes-
ton made report. 1t was to the effect
that general movement in favor of the
eight-hour work day was deemed unwise,
but that the executive committee should
select one or more of the best conditioned
organizations to begin the contest for an
eight-hour day. The report was approved.
r. H. Diehl. secretary Of the committee on
presidents, made report, and it was
voted to consider it in sections. That por-
ton dealing with contracts made with
employers was discussed at length. The
prevailing sentiment was that such con-
tracts should be observed to the letter, no
matter what the consequences might be.
The subject came to a vote and it was de-
cided to lay the matter on the table
The invitation to tho federation to send
delegates to the International Socialist
Congress to be held in London in August
next created a storm of oratory. Many
thought the federation should not rccog-
nize such body and others believed there
could be no harm in being represented at
the convention. Delegate Pomeroy said
the socialists were not out for compromise,
but simply defeat. The trade unionists
would never recognize the socialists. Pom
eroy was still talking when the hour for
adjournment arrived, and the matter will
come up for discussion today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-14
Il1l17-E - -.
ROUT THE REBELS.
Spanish Forces mix Up" with
Maceo and Gomez.
NEWS OF AN IMPORTANT FIGHT,

In Which the Cuban Insurgents Are Said
to Have Been Badly whipped-Campos'
Troops ManeuverinS to Surround the
Insurgents = Alleged Surrender of .
Leadcr-The Rising In Porto Eico and
the Situation Up to Date.
HAVANA, Dec. IA "A dispatch from
Santa Clara says that the troops COM
manded by General Oliver have fought
and routed the insurgent forces COM
manded BY Maxine Gomez and Antonio
Maceo at MANAGES. The dispatch also
says that the Insurgents have entered the
town of Siguanea. not far from the battle
field, and that the column Of troops COM
manded by General Oliver and tho two
other columns are in pursuit Of the in
surgents. No further details of the fight
ing were given.
Going to Surround the Insurgents.
The columns of troops commanded by
Generals Oliver and Palanca and others
are moving towards Manicaragua and
forming circle around the main body of
insurgents in the province OF Santa Clara.
At Seiba, In the Trinidad district of Santa
Clara, Colonel Rubin has routed the in
surgents under Quintin Bandera The
troops lost three killed and had thirty
wounded, including two officers seriously
wounded. The insurgents had twenty
seven killed and many wounded. Heavy
musketry firing, lasting several hours, has
been heard in the direction of Romento,
province of Santa Clara. No details of
the engagement have been received. Gen.
Campos is at Cienfuegos, the seaport Of
Santa Clara.
Rebel Leader Surrenders to Camp0a.
Francisco Garcia, one of the insurgent
chiefs, presented himself at General Mar
tinez Campos' headquarters at Santa
Clara and asked to be pardoned. Garcia
was one of Maxine Comets ablest lieu
tenants and fought by his side in the bat
tie Of Dos Rios. Garcia signified de-
sire to join the Spanish ranks. mot that
l want to turn traitor and fight my own
countrymen," he said, ''but to assist in
putting down n war which was ill-timed
and ill-advised, and the continuance Of
which means dreadful misery and poverty
on the island. It is impossible for the in
surgcnts to win. They can do no more
than they have been doing, They occupy
no town, not even hamlet, and enforced
living in the mountain districts and
swamps is making havoc in tho ranks"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-14
Fnlibusters Cannot Re Convicted.
spr,nr wh... miller. 1. coups,,.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 1.-THE spring wheat
millers of the northwest held secret
meeting here in the hope that the old COM
bination could be reorganized- The COM
bination recently went to pieces as q di.
rect result Of the withdrawal from the
agreement of Faist, Kraus g. Co. of this
city, upon the ground that unfair ad-
vantage was being taken BY some Of the
large millers in Minneapolis in unloading
in the east on the sly, at rates agreed to
between this seller and the buyer. The
meeting adjourned. without reaching q
conclusion, and Manager Haywood de-
parted for Chicago to confer with -four
jobbers there. Faist says he hopes the
trust will reorganize, as such . movement
would benefit his firm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-14
Nutiou.l Democratic Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 14-At the meet
ing of the Democratic national committee
in January the resolution offered by Cen
eral P. A. Collins, of Massachusetts,, in
the national convention Of 1892 will be
voted upon. It requests the Democratic
national COMMITTEES to provide accommo-
dations in the national convention hall
only for the delegates, the aiternates, the
members OF the Democratic national com.
mittee, and the members Of the press. A
subcommittee consisting of German, Har-
rity, Smal!ey (of Vcrmont), Cable (of ILL.,
nois), and Wall (of Wisconsin), has tho
resolution in charge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-14
IHE MARKETS.
New York Financial,


NEW YORK, Dec. 10
Money on call was easy at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper st1Jlx per cent. !;
sterling exchange steady, with actual bust
ness i'll bankers bill, at 4SS1asGi3SN for de-
mand and 43s1 g4S7s4 for sixty days; posted
rates. 4ssgl'J and ls9,a g4yo; commercial
bills. 1864.
Silver certificates, GGs4GGl4; no gales; bar
silver, 90. Mexican dollars, 524
United States government bonds steady;
new As reg, III; do. coupons, 12l; SIS
reg. lis; coupons. lis; As reg, Ill; coup
ons, ll2l4; rs reg 96ls; Pacific Is of 96 80.
Chicago Gpain and Produce.
CHICAGO. Dec IL.
The following were the quotations on the
Board of Trade today: Wheat-Dscember.
opened 6114c. closed size; January. opened
573sc, closed 57ssc; May, opsnei els closed
6Jlsc. Corn-December. opened 2jssc. closed
25asc; January, opened 25Jsc. closed 25esc;
May opened 2Ss4c. closed ..SlSc. Oats-De
cember. nominal. closed E1sc; February.
opened l7s4c. clio ed l7s4c; May. opened lss4c.
closed 1875. Pork December. nominal.
closed $7sj; January. opened ss4), closed
$si2}4; May. opened $3.50. closed $3.50 Lard
December nominal, closed $40; Jam
uary, opened S.. ~. closed $a25.
Produce: Butter-Extra creamery. DO
per Id. extra dairy. 2lg22c; packing stock, lIo
12c. Eggs - Fresh stock 20,ac per dozen.
Dressed Poultry-Spring chickens. 615S971ac per
lb; old hens. 6es,1c: roosse-s. 4ls95c; turkeys.
Gg91se; ducks. lOgllc; geese, 6;G9c. Potatoes
Burbank 2JGsc per bu. Sweet Potatoes
Illinois. $l.0JOsT5 per Dbl. Apples-Fair to
choice sl.25Ga5) per Dbl. Ho1ey-white
clover, lb sections. fancy, 121f Gl3c per lb. !;
broken comb IOgllc; extracted, 5gjc Gran
berries-Cape Cod. - 50g1 per box.
Chicago 1.-Two stock.
CHICAGO Dec Is.
Live Stock-Prices at the Union Stock
Yards toby ranged as follows: Hogs-Esti.
mated receipts for the day, 2s,0oJ; sales
ranged at s24o0i55 pigs. <34o9a IS light.
$a35aa4o rough pacing $34gG3 90 mixed,
and $3.459i6J heavy packing and shipping
lots.
Cattle-Estimated receipts for the day
6.50O; quotations ranged at $L8yG53) Christ.
mas beeves. $A-0GAS5 choice to extra ship
ping steers. 81 SJg iSj good to choice do, $50
3.95 fair to good. $3l5Gl41 common to medi.
ums do, $2.Ug33 s. butchers steers. $22O9a0J
stockers. SIS @a55 feeders. sl.5093.4O cows,
$a4J@3.55 heifers, $l.75oI5J bulls, S26O033J
Texas steers. and 800 g. Is veal calves
Sheep-Estimated receipts for the day,
5000: sales ranged at N7503.2o Westerns
el.7592.75 Texas, sL75@a6O native, and $500
40 lambs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-14


Disease is an effect, not accuse.
Its origin is within; its manifesto
tiOns without. Hence to cure the
disease the cause must be removed.
and in no other way can a cure ever
be effected. Warmers Safe Cure is
established on just this principle.
1t realizes that
95 PER CENT
OF all diseases arise from .deranged
kidneys and liver, and it strikes at
once at the root Of the difficulty.
The elements of which it is composed
act directly upon these great organs,
both as food and restorer, and, by
placing them in healthy condition.
drive disease and pain from the sys-
tenn.
For the innumerable troubles
caused by unhealthy kidneys, liver
and urinary organs; for the dis
tressiDg disorders of women; for all
nervous affections. ana physical de-
engagements generally, this great
remedy has no equal. Its past rec
ord is guarantee of continued per-
formance.
WARMERS SAFE CURE COMPANY,
London. Rochester, Melbourne,
Frankfort. Toronto, Paris.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-14
DYNAMITE WAS TOO NOISY.
Jail Delivery Mt the Illinois Capital At
tempted with the Explosive.

Jail Delivery mt the Illinois Capital At
tempted with the Explosive.
SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Dec. 1.-THE city
was startled last night b. bold attempt
at jail delivery. Z. A. Rogers and John
Corners, two men who are in Jail here
awaiting trial in the United States courts
on a charge Of robbing the postoffice at
Biggstown, Montgomery county, secured
saws and sawed a railing on the second
story, pulled the railing out of the outside
wall and inserted some dynamite which q
tramp prisoner had on his person, in the
hole thus made. The explosion of dyna-
mite made a terrific noise and was heard
for several blocks. The prisoners made
an Intellectual attempt to scare the jailers
away, but were finally secured Quite q
hole was. blown in the wall
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-14

NEW YORK, Dec. l4.-George R. Blanch-
ard, formerly commissioner Of the Trunk
Lines association, has been named as Q
commissioner Of the new Joint Traffic
association, and Vicc President HAYDEN,
Of the New York Central, has been elect
ed permanent chairman Of the board of
mAnacprs 500
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-14

Dies MONIES. Dec. 14-The supreme
court of the state has affirmed the SEN
fences of death against John Hamil and
George Weems, Of Des Moincs. On May
10, 1894, these two men, with John Krout,
attacked and killed. L. Bridpath, con-
ductor on the Chicago and Great Western.
railroad, while he was on his way to his
train
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-14
He Murdered . city Marshal.

CANON CITY. Colo, Dec 14.-Abe Tay-
lor was hanged at 7:4o last evening at the
penitentiary for the murder Of City Mar
shall Emerson, Of Alamosa, about two
yean ago while the latter was trying to
arrest him for theft.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-14
Pres,dent II storm.Rou,a.

NORFOLK, Va. Dec. 14-No news can
be had Of President Cleveland. The tele-
graph wires arc down between here and
Hatteras, and no vessels have arrived
from the Carolina sounds, owing to the
heavy gales.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-14
sse.. la.s... Ml. . ser,ke.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 1.-THE strike Of the
Stone masons. which began last night, has
been declared on. The result is q victory
for the men. About 1000 men were on
strike and most Of them went back %
work The strike was for . . day for
eight houR
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-14
Abou Ben McGinty.
AYTER ABoU BEE ApHRu.


Abon Ben NcGinfy, may his tribe inerease
Crawled out Of bed AL covered with fleece
"b' 1aoberr ~ he raid. s.whses fnfs pee?
Faith II looks 10 me like Poor Brownie
And What are you dong. !" Gays Nc very bold,
W ritine AL ov' 2 that box Of gold;''
Ine br0Wnie vanished out Of sight,
'F~as the last nc saw Of him that night.
The rext night the Brownie appeared .'sgin.''
&c nao Dntsoe4 bis prayers and jast turned in
ranh. be said. '-tnis 10 O'Grady's ghost
turned out % give me an elegant rcast."
"And what viii ye have" sid Nc in . trembling
voice.
"sure ne wh'shy I'll t.ke, it's always my
Choice
Tne Brownie vanished a. the night before.
Went out Of the widow instead Of the door.
The next night the Brownie appeared fer the
third ZINE.
Ne had been ont to a wake and was full Of azht
and rhyme;
The Brownie had written IN hi. book OF gold
A story h Wa nov ready 10 unfold.
ard what tsyc ye writ IN that precious boohs
IN give yc swig IL ye'n give me alook."
The Brownie apsws red. I've written the names
q soaps that are hest.-
And 10 and behold AntI- washboard eosp lesls
~ u ssst.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-14

ATCHIsox, Kan, Dec 14-Esther Leak.
who had been Aefhodiss minister sew
enty- year. died hsre ye:tsrd.1 aftefnoon,
aesd ~ he was &C fasher Of {Rev. Z. J.
Lak. . peominsns ChiAgo pr5lscAo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-14
REBELLION IN PORTO RICO.

Flag Adopted at New York That Doesn't
Look Necessary just Now.
NEW YORK, Dec 14-The Porto Rican
revolutionary party has adopted a flag.
Its design is identical with the Cuban flag,
but the arrangements of the colors, which
are the same as those of Cuba's flag, is
different. The Porto Rican flag has five
wide horizontal stripes, three bright-red
and two white. On the left side is TRAN
gle Of bright blue. the base being the staff
edge and tine apex being in the middle of
the red center stripe. In the center of
this blue triangle is one white star. The
white star stands for Porto Rico, and tho
blue around it signifies that it is in the
midst Of sea, which separates it from
Spain, the mother country being repre-.
scented by the blood-red stripes. The white
stripes represent the republics which were
once provinces Of Spain, but which have
gained their independence through revolu-
tiOns.
Another important action taken at the
meeting of the board of directors was the
appointment Of DIR. r. f. Betances as
delegate general of the revolutionary par
ty. "Dr. Bctances." said DIR. Hanna, 'is
the real leader Of the revolutionary move
ment. He is one of the most prominent
leaders in West Indian affairs, and a
stronger man to champion our cause
could not be found. He is now in Paris
doing what he can in the interest of Porto
Rican independence" But while all this
has been going on at Gotham dispatch
from Porto Rico says nearly the whole
revolutionary party on the island has been
arrested by the government and is now in
prison.
The dispatch says: 1.-THE present affair
Is the outcome Of the threatened revolu-
ton year ago, when General Gamir, the
Spanish governor general, attempted to
demonetize Mexican money, which is the
principal currency of the island. A secret
order was then formed, and each member
swore to fight for the Independence of
Porto Rico. One Of the lately initiated
members betrayed the scheme to the gov
eminent, and General Gamir ordered the
arrest of the leaders. On the way from
Arruyo to San Juan with the prisoners the
mounted guards were attacked, but they
succeeded in placing their prisoners in
prison. The governor general has cabled
to Spain for more troops"
Fillibusters Cannot He Convicted.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE state dc.
partment has received dispatch stating
that twenty-one Cubans on trial in Mas
sau on the charge Of conducting filibus-
tering expedition from this country were
acquitted after a trial lasting only ten
minutes. This is the same party arrested
at Wilmington, Del, and acquitted after
an exciting trial. Through the vigilance
of Minister De LONE, Of Spain, they were
traced to point within British authority,
taken by q British gunbost, and sent to
Nnssasa for trial
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-14
The Local Market.
eRAu. ETC.

0RAn. Etc.
Cofn-New, 23023
Oats-New. 16c0HIc.
Hay-Timothy. t190s13: upland, 81; wild, g.
0s10; slough, S7O16; baled, I'll.
rDoDUcB.
Butter-Fair to ehoics. 1sc; fresh cream
kggr-Ffeeh, 900.
POultry-Chiekens Sxc.
Turkeye-7e.
0~ese-7c.
Ducke--7c.
Csttle-Butehers pay for corn fed eteerr
3xcet4c; cows and heifers. 3kcl3Sc; calvee.
3kc04c.
Hoss-3c03Xc.
Shesp-3c03h4
Spring lanb, &c pound
COai-Soff. 1Oc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-12-14
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HlCAGO, ROCK ISLAND q PACIFIC
Kaifvay-Tickets can he purchased or bag
gage checxed At q T. Tweniieto street depot
or l q depot corner Fifth avenue nd
thirty -urss street Frank II. Plummer. Ascent.