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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-11
LEGAL
Executors Notice.

Estate Of Calvin Trucsdale, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed cxcu /.
trix of the last will AMI /. s,ament Of Gavin
Truesda,c late of the county OF Rock island state
OF Illinois, deceased hereby gives rotice that she
win appear before she county court OF kock Island
county, the Office # the clerk Of said court in
the city OF Rock Island, at tue Augu.t term. on
the ilrst Monday in August, next, ut which time
all peus ms having claims against said estate are
notified and requested to attend, for the purpose
Of having the saMe 2dusted.
All persons indebted to said estate are reoucs-
ted to mae immediate payment TO the under
signed.
Dated this 18th day OF June. A. T.. 1895.
CHARLOTTE NJ. TRrESpALE, Execut.ix.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-11

BLooMINGToS hopes to secure the
location of a branch of the Lancas-
TER, Ia, Caramel works.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-11

The grounds of the Danville Fair
and TrottiDg association will be sold
for debt July II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-11

FIFTEEN cases of small pox have
been reported at Aurora. Three
deatl have so far resulted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-11
The Discovery Saved His Life.

&. Caillouette, druggist. Beavers
vile, H., says: ITO DIR. Kings New
Discovery owe my life. Was taken
with Ia grippe and tried all the ply
sicians for miles about, but of no
avail. and was given up and told
could not live. Having DR.. Kings
New Discovery in my store, l sent
for a bottle and began its use, and
from the first dose began to get bet
ter, and after using three bottles was
up and about again. 1t is worth its
weight in gold. We won't keep store
or house without it." Get free
trial at Hartz & Ullemeyer's drug
store.
CURE FOR HEADACHE.
AS remedy for all forms of head
ache Electric Bitters has proved TO
be the very best. 1t effects perma-
nent cure, and the most dreaded ha-
bitual sick headaches yield to its in
iluence. We urge all who are af-
tlicted to procure bottle, and give
this remedy fair trial. In cases of
habitual constipation Electric Bltters
cures by giving the needed tone TO
the bowels. and few eases long resist
the use OF this medicine. Try il
once. Large BOTTLES only so cents at
Hartz & Ullemeyer's drug store.
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA sALvE.
The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores. letter, chapped
hands. chilblains, corns and all skin
eruptions. and positively cures
piles or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Hartz & Ullemeyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-11

THE citizens of Galesburg have
been officially warned to boil the city
water before using.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-11

rheo Baby vas SICK. We gave her caSora.
when she -as Child, she cred Cor Castosia.
v'hen she became Miss she :i;,ni: To Castn-...
T6cE she hsi ChLdrea, she save item Cas4cSiA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-11
He MET HIS MATCH.
Expert Testimony Comes High, but VIC
Have to Have 1t.

Expert Testimony Comes High, but We
Have to Have It.
The scene was the private laboratory
Of the greatest chemical analyst known
to science. J. Digleg Bighcad, NJ. D.,
timid rap on the door. and dark fea-
tured man entered, saluting with obse-
quious grace and handing the great ex-
pert a card, on which was the firm
name of "Baggem 6 Fleecem, Private
Detectives.
The celebrated toxicologist glanced ut
the card and moticncd the visitor to a
seat. Happy to make your acquaint-
ance. sir. What can ! do for you:"
The swartny browcd visitor glanced
around to r!alce sure that they We're
alone. then drew forth from the folds Of
his cloak small bottle containing some
mysterious fluid.
Sir he began in undertcnes, "this
bottle contains part of the contents of a
mans stomach The deceased died two
days ago under the most suspicious cir
cumstGnces, after having dined with a
very beautiful woman. l want expert
sworn testimony-an iro2clad, all wool,
yard wide, no rebate, expert analysis
What's your price, sir:''
The great man held the bottle up to
the light, then pulled a string disclos-
ing q scale Of prices on the wall, which
the visitor read, as follows:
To find poison and swear 10 it..........sI,oo Geo
Not to find poison and swear to it......... 2,c00
To find poison and swear / Gidn' t....... 400
Not TO find poison and swear l did. ....... 500
To ..ball up" the jury with learned tech
nicalitieS, so that it won't matter
whether | did or Gitln t............... SEQ
To boomerang 400 yards of Latin ut the
judge. ....................... 1000
To brins; ten other great men to swear for
our side. each. 80. ....................... 1860
To cite eminent authorities whichever
way ku wish, per cite. 80
To throw up enough scientific dust to be-
fog and lnuddle the judge, Jury, prose-
cutting attorney and myself, per shovel
ful......................................... go
Consultation, beginning with this one,
per minute. ........-.-............... ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-11

1920, 1922, 1924 1926 and
1928 Second Av.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18
AN OFFICER SHOT DOWN.
TgOM4s y. OSBORNE KILLED BY 4
NEGRO TOTGH.
The Murderer Escapes, But Is Holly Par-
sued, and n Caught Will Probably he
Lynehed-BIood Hounds sent for.

NORTON, VA, July F.-Special,-Last
night. at a negro dance, in tho outskirts
of town. Policeman Thomas j. Osborne
was murd' red by Doe Hoshins,
MICRO tough.
Osborne. in company with two other
officers, had gone to the place 10 pre-
serve order. About II o'clock Hoskins
and woman began quarrelling near
the house. when the officer commanded
the former TO throw up his hands. He
Oh ,ned fire. shooting the officer three
times in the neck aud face, and pro-
ducing wounds from which he died IN
afcut two hours.
The murderer made good his escape,
and is still at large, but Is holly pur-
sued by officers. The citizens telegraphed
to Kentucky for blood-hounds. They
should be here tomorrow.
Osborne was a faithful. fearless officer.
and had a host Of friends. who will
doubtless take the law into their own
hands. II the negro Is captCfcd
The first and last seen Of Hoskins since
the killing was at IrOndale. a mining
camp situated fopr miles west OF this
place, about an hour before day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

Unless "A Promise is Fulfilled, IL May 10
Annulied.

NEW ORLEANS. July IA private
letter received here FROM Managua, Niea-
ragua. contains the following, which ~
stated with every degree of authorlty.
THE concession granted several years
ago 10 the Maritime Canal Company Oy
the Nicarasian bovsrninent fof knf cou-
struction OF the Nlcaras udn canai IL, ior
the second time. IN great danger OF De
ms cancelled, and. II annAlled this second
time will be otherwise disposed Of. This
second trouble s. caused hY me promise
to build a canal at pcint called Iipi-
tap. which would connect Lake Nicaragua
with Lake Nanagua. When this cohc"s-
sion was granted IL was agreed that .n
return for the concession a canal woilid
be built at this point within three years
after the beginning OF the wOIk on Inc
main line OF the Nicaraguan canal, The
time limit placed upon the completion OF
this waterway expired la October, lN-.
and the company has made no efforts TO-
ward carrying out their contract Tue
Nicaraguan GoVernnewt tnteattnS s"
annuliing Of the concession, anu their
threats have taken the form OF resolu-
ton on the part OF the President ana MS
Cabinet. which, TO all Appearances, is
hnal -,
be notified soon that the Nicaraguan Gov,
eminent viii hold them TO their original
proposition. and the canal at ilpltap
must be constructed ana completed wtthh
a short period. In this they are hrni,
and should the canal company either re.
fuse or neglect to carry ont the original
plan. the concession VIII be annullei
nnally and forever II Is generally un-
derstOod I'm Managua that n the work
is not begun very shortly. or 10 the canal
company does not take almost immediate
steps 10 convince the administration that
Tipitap canal will be constructed, the
next meeting Of the Congress OF Nlcafa-
qua will ratifv the cancellation OF the
concession. which Minister Gomez wouid
not hesitate To bring about
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

The Courts to Decide Upon Placing Value
on Face of Money Packages.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, July 1.-THE
answers Of the Fourth-Street National
Bank-Sydney +. Tyler. president. and
Richard II. RushtOn, cashicr-to the
equity suit brought against the bank by
the Adams Express Company Tor al
legged under-valuation Of money packages,
were filed to-day In the United States
Circuit Court. lsey comprise. first a
statement from the bank and it's officers
Jointly, bearing upon the bin OF COM
plant, and also separate joint state
ment in answer to the lmtcrrOgatOries
annexed to the bill.
The bank denies the statement that the
express company has established a tarlf
based primarily upon the thing carried
and secondariiy upon the distance over
which the same Is to be transported and
the character Of the officers OF the COM
pany at the place OF destination. The
company. 10 is claimed. never has re-
quircd shippers TO give the true and
full value OF a package until after the
present question was raised, but daily
has and still does receive packages in
large numbers without any statement Of
their. value. and that any value placed
upon a package is placed there by the
shipper for his own protection.
IL is denied. also. that the express com
pany ever pretended 10 rely upon tho
valuations made by the banks as a state
mcnt o. actual contents. Denial Is made
If alleged fraudulent cOnctdlment or
false statement and I'm conclusion the
bank asked that the bill be dismissed
with reasonable costs and charges in this
case most WrOnViully sustained "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

mr. CLOSING oror4 or
NONEF.
offerings and Sales AT the Richmond To-
baoe" Exchange Internal Revenue
Collections Foreign Adyiccs.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE onns had
tntt lnnins io-aas, aAd ine bears "a
iht l"-Aatilala Lao An uncomi lrtaulc
NiNio ga H. ihe oNielu ltniais that inc
e"ie"Ao Gas was financially embarrassed
~ that rclcNcrsnlp was imminent
Was the Hast disappointment Ion tue
shorts. tns eoll cNlcrs-s.u DO hay-
lhh necl Smpp'I Dy tDe So i1ais lo-uas
""a S''''" engaged Tor the Norm1nnip,
SAuinh to-ino4ioW failed Co. .t1rl
general A4tuuatiOu 10. bears xrrc
quick 10 realize ihls ana attempted 10
cover ne result was an advance u
= 20 "N per cent. Leather preferred
i,i' H., greatest gain, selling uP from
Co.'S 10 N''s. Near The close. however,
t"'ft Was fresh selling movement IA
me STOCK, when carried the price d0wn
70 Ni't4NL chicago Gas sOse - io
."i2H'-'s. sugar jis 20 liONaiiorg To-
oacco ~ 10 iwnsp iJS.s. General Eicctric
~ To "'>Haoii. Dsstniing * % -ofs12 o..,
Colorado Fuel DID,. 10 3N4. inc railway
4lst Was nfm throughout the Jay, aHr
Lake shore sold zap "a 20 l."'2 the best
price scr attained. Inc other prominent
railways moved up "a 10 y per cent. ana
closed al or near tine TOP of the day.
Ia the inactive stocks National Starch
nrst preferred fen = 90 -. The atreustu
OF the railway list was mostly Que 10
the favorable railroad earnings Tor the
second week OF July and month OF juno.
The reports from the West that jHe
weather in the spring wheat belt was
improving and there was nO truth in
the early rum0rs OF froSts. and a BELIEF
that The presidents OF the Trunk Lines
and other roads composing the Contra,
Traffic Association VIII institute import
ana reforms Iu the management Of Tain
roads "a The meeting 20 be held Tuesday
next al the oriental Hotel. Coney Island.
The market closed firm, with prices D. 90
IL Dor cent. above yesterdays finals.
The lnausflais gained D, 20 3is per cent.
Tie total safes were 2S0.if5 shares .u-
Guiding -s slu sugar. $3.50 Chicago Gas.
and 1G.pn ST. Paul. The bond market
1Nas hieIrr. sales were 81 322.nn The
safDe To-day of listed stocks aggregated
i5l.Gs7 shares, unlisted stocks. "a. ',O
Shares
Money on cali has been easy az tuf4
nor r.ft. lnst Joan and closing offered
AZ ftr cent, prime mercantile paucr.
ans., ptr cent Mexican dollars. .Jl.
sffriInc exchange SIS steady, with actual
business lu bankers bills at 4Sai4 Tor
sixty days and 4HOi for demand. postel
rates. 4N'h .4 iN1is. commercial bills 4Ssl,
Government bonds have been Irregular.
State bonds firm. Railroad bonds higher.
SILVER at the board was quiet
Treasury Balances. Coin. SO. GOO.JDs.
currency. ST., -. 300
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

REMARKS Receipts Of butter larger
and prices lower The receipts u ,s5s
ere large and demand llght. estlaDltS
are plentiful and prices low. fiulls
also low and plentiful. filces are "9
follows. ,.1,-,. ,i,oios
BUTTER Fancy dairy. li4loc.. cho.ce
dairy. 13al4c.: choice family tpachclh
l40l5c., choice store WacKeah '-4 l'~''
common grades, t4oc. Eel.
EGGS-ln crates, near By ana ilssr,
9Qf0c.: IN crates, fresh ana cleah, o4'u''
tn barrels and boxes Gresnt. e13c'
POULTRY Chickens Oareel, per pouhu,
uG1gc.; ducks Oivel, per pound, or'e.'
mems Oivcl Ter pound. Sc, small tul'h-
ems. 18diic.; geese awe, per Aeah'
lsn35c.: ROSTERS odd, l'4 -Jc. apiec'.
LIVE SrOCK-Calves, per louhu
gross. 3d4l4c.: sheep per pound. 49,
beef cows, per pound, 3ali4c- neiitls'
nor uOuud. 4N5c.. steers, per pound, ,'-r
To-. spring lambs fchoicet per pound
n apac.. hogs (smalD per poun'' 90
o72o, .NTRY BACON-Hams tsmaiD' we'll
smoked. per pound. lod12c-. large Wei
smoked. per pound. sale SIDES 'cuieul,
per pound, sH9c.; shoulders 'Si'oNDeN 80
Hides AND TALLOW-Dry flint, per
round. l1ls0l2i2c.. dry faite'i, pes, pe.e 4
ai.nI0c.: green sailed hides, pi2n e.
e1een sides. 6i,0Glc.; green sailed cail-
Skins. 75Qs5c.; tallow, 3Aal'2c' DevS""N'
.5G2Tc. ,, Tor croto
95d -Nc.: Irish potatoes per DaIf.l Natee5'
Il 50l(i Is: small. 75c.nSL-o; tomatoes
no - per crate, 75c.9SLOO; small i"a
FRI-ITs- Watermelons, SNl0c.; apples,
nor harrof 75c.MSf.Jo: pears, Sl5ll zVO
ner harrel: peaches. J0c.HSlOO per box.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18
UfRIi BiRBERI's doom.
strange Behavior Of the Girl Convicted of
Murder

NEW YORK. July E.-Maria BarDeri'
who was convicted Monday night OF
murder in the first degree, has not since
the hour when her doom was pronounced
been able 10 lind relief In tears. Sne
Killed her lover and alleged betrayet
April 26th. Twenty-four hours later she
began TO cry. Since then she has almost
literally Wept her eyes out
Monday evening she was brought into
court To hear the verdict. The expression
OF her face became duh, lethargic. al
most lifeless. 10 was the sort OF face
most often seen in the IDIOT wards OF
insane asylums. Her mother. scarcely
more than a child IN size. was quick
10 see the change when she way admitted
To see her daughter. and clasped the girl
i'm her arms and s0bbed over her. 4 mai
notice OF eiectment has been served upon
the mother Tor non-pal me Mt of the "a
OF lodgings al No. l55 Mott street ana
me family must move within forty-eisnt
hours. or be turned out on the sidewalk.
Within a few moments OF her mother
departHrt the condemned girl was eating
t,ef stew with a blk tin spoon. she SAT
bv herself in a corner OF the dining-room,
and stared biankly before her as .ne
lifted the smoking soup 10 her coiCrle-s
Hps LAWYER Evans. who defended ner
bV appOlntment Of the court. called later
In the day and promised 10 get her
new trial She paid 40 attention 10 am.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

WASHINGTON, July H.-NoFeh'"is "
war vessels have been reporter " Wv
Navy Department. as follows
mo afonocacv arrived AT Che-Foo.
China, on the L.h. ~.
Tie Alliance arrived at Funchai Ma
dcra.
The Mohlcan arrived at Victoria, b. -
yesterday.
The Amphitrlte arrived at Lamhefts
Point. Norfolk. Va; yesterday.
The Montgomery sailed IRON Key "ese
for New York to-day.
The Marblehead sailed to-day from
Stockholm for Copenhagen.
WASHINGTON. July i1.--Assistant sur
geon Z. X Smith has been ordered 70
the Vermont. relieving Passed Assistant
surgeon l.. l.. Young. who is detached
and ordered 10 the Franklin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18
SMUGGLING CHTNESE.
The Ceiestiais Brought over In Sleeping
Cars.

DETROIT. MICH. July N.-lierbert
Johnson. Of Windsor, who was released
only two months ago, after serving a term
for smuggling Chinese into this country,
was arrested late last night al Fort
street Union Depot. by Special Treasury
Agent l.. o. Wood. and Inspector Ken
nary. He was caught IN the act OF
smuggling four Chlnamcn over in Wag-
nor siccping-car. Conductor FREDERICK
Il. Lincoln, Of Buffalo, Porter Charles
McI.ain, OF Chicago, and four Cinnamon
Lee SIM Lee Shook, Lee Hung. and Lee
ping-none Of whom can speak word OF
English, were arrested aud locked up tn
the county jail.
The capture was the result OF continued
dillgent work on the part Of Wood and
Kennary. who had been trying TO fathom
the peculiar manner in which Chinese
were being smuggled into the country.
They finally determined It was 10 he by
the sleeping-csr route. but were hampered
in a thorough search OF cars, as theJ
could not insist on looking into the
berths. which the conductor assured them
were occupied by ladies'. When the OF
dcers went through the car last night.
the porter locked the state-rOom door.
saving II was occupied by ladies'. The
conductor affirmed this statement. The
officers insisted on entering, and found
Johnson and four Cinnamon occupying
berths. The arrests followed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18

CHICAGO. ILL. July 1.-THE supreme
Executive Beard Of the American Pro-
tcctive Association Of the United States.
which has been in session here for two
DAYS. adjourned to-day TO meet at the
call OF the Supreme President.
The most important matter brought be-
fore the board was the report OF !. II.
y. stevens. Of Illinois. chalrmas Of the
Supreme judiciary Board, who was APP
pointed at the last meeting OF the SUI
creme Council 20 present 20 the meet
ing a plan OF insurance. The plan out
lined by Mr. Stevens. which Is original,
will soon be promulgated throughout the
order.
4 resolution. which was unanimously
adopted, recitcs that inasmuch as many
ex-Driests. eX-Romanists. and cx-nuns
were claiming TO give lectures under the
auspices OF rhe American Protective
Association, the local councils ~ the
order be requested 10 refrain from allow
ing such persons to deliver lectures I'M
der such auspices; also that the order Is
not making war on the Roman Catholic
religion. but on its political features.
W. J. II. Traynor. Of Detroit, Supreme
President presided.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18
CIIICAGO-

CHICAGO. ILL. July 17,-Crop damage
reports un wheat from the NoIlhMe1l riu
not cause any NOfrimen, IN the slr'uia,
tive mind to-day. in fact IN Dc was all
kinds oi reports from that secuon. There
were very good ones. very bad ones, anu
ma uy tult were neither decidedly one
way or the other. by their very PIE
thll4 these tended 60 lulei laiAef IMAM
excite tle trade. Towards the close
California furnished the information mat
Der crop would DE the smallest on record.
The Government to-day gave out nuile-
iiu which was rather adverse on lhc
foreign crops. TO all this the market
responded IN a negative manner, anu
CLOSED With loss of "H'sc. from yes
lriuty frosts arc predicted Ior MIL
nescta tonight. bat II Was not DeiiNed
mat much harm can follow. The trade
was dis.n pcintcd to-day. There %ere
no outside orders, and other than iaif-
st1e1 scalp by prominent proltSsiohal.
lAele Nas no transactions calling lor
'AleciAl MeutiOa. There were frm Spots
ana weak ones throughout the session
hut The lual tone. as already stated,
was favorable 10 the adhercnts OF the
pear side. september wheat opened from
O>mQ6ssc.. sold between 6Sesc. and Gil.c.,
cioslng'tt the latter, with the loss before
mentioned. Cash wheat averaged iteady'
closing n0minally lower. with the fu-
lures
Corn-The movement Of prices In corn
was very slow to-day. The tone was
similar TO that OF wheat. and was de-
lNcd from that grain. although the
fluctuations We're smaller and confined
Will'n more limited range. Crop news
was good and the outlook was on all
SIDES admitted TO be most brilliant. AZ
me close there was an established a.
CINE from yesterday I'm values. Septem-
Der corn opened az i6c., sold between
fn'Sc ana f,i.c., closing at use, &c.
under yesterday. Cash corn VAS easy
az 'gc. per nushcl lower.
oats-Ihe tendency TO dizziness exhibit
ca by both wheat ana corn was parucl-
pated ln by oats. sympathy with the
o'het grains governed, and the tone was
on me average easy. september cloSru
"a Ac. under yesterday. Cash oats were
l2c. higher but lower. with the demand
Provisions Offerings were too great Tor
the demand IN product and lower prices
consequently ruled in that market me
opening values held stea1y for Few
minutes. the grain markets AT that time
showing an inclination TO nrmness and
holdings being partially firm. Some re-
covery from the inside was noted during
the day, but pork closed with an .m-
Dortant decline, whilst lard and ribs were
not quite SO weak There was 10 large
or concentrated trade, the transactions
being scattered and individually fight.
September pork closed l71zc. lower than
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-18
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Kl(HMONDs A. July - '7'''
Offerings al auction on Change 10
dav bv Mr. George A. Haynes, - pack
aues Of sun-curcd t0hacc0s. one psen.
sPe sold al SfS.2J, one al Sl21' one al
x1.15. one at $40 one al $40, one AZ
~ one at ST.7j. one at $50, thrce az
S7 two at 1878. one az 500, one az
sG95. one at 500 one at -, one ~ fi.t'''
two al $40, one al 81, one at 500 one
al $40. -...,.a,.,.
private sales reported TO the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-uaz
Warmers > hogsheadsi leaf 'darkh -
lucs ldarlo. :. Total. f6 hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-u3S j,
Insuoctlons- Bright, - hoSsheads ana =
Heroes. dark. li2 hogsheads ana " usir,7 3
western. - hogsheads ReinspecuoAs-
prirhf 70 hogsheads and tierce.
Myers Allegheny, Farmers sea
hrook's. Crtnshaw's. Shockoe, Neal y,
Daveuports Planters, and old Domino"
tobacco warehouses report TO-DAY he-
CENTS. ~ packages; deliveries, JOG PACK
United States internal revenue collec-
lions on tobaccos for the city OF kcn-
,nond Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes
Sc. os4o5; plug tobaccos. Si.o4lo'. lo'"i'
REGISTERED al the Tobacco EXCHANGE
to-sav. T. +. Robson and }. II. fuL.H
Hamilton. y. g.; Charles Jones, ~
Charles Jones. Jr, and \. g Chinnauit'
Caroline county, Va