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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-06-06
NUMBER 2.

COULDN'T GIVE IT AWAY
There is young lady teaching class
at mission Sunday School i'm the
suburbs. Each Sunday she encour-
ages the children to be present on
the following Sunday by giving them
n hint in glowing terms of what the
next lesson will be.
Last Sunday she told them that
next Sundays lesson would be about
Lots wife; how she was told to fly
and not look behind her; how she
disobeyed and looked over her
shoulder and was changed into pill
lar Of salt.
While the rest of the class was re-
volving the wonderful story in their
mindsin open mOuthed dastOnishment,
there were two soiled fingers shaking
violently over the heads of the bal
ance, and when the young lady asked
for the question the owner Of the fin
gers asked:
"Teacher, did they eat the salt ?"
The young lady's forethought is the
better part Of her wisdom. She was
puzzled only for q moment. She
smiled upon the tot who had given
her such close call, and answered
"Oh you must come next Sunday
and hear"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-08
RESULT ON WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

How Bay State People of Different Opinions
View the Same.
New YORK, Nov. S.-A special dispatch
from Boston to the Evening Post says:
The majority given on Tuesday against
municipal suffrage for women in Massa.
chusetts was 77,OOU The suffragists. rep
resented by DIR. Henry B. Blackwell, say
that they are much encouraged by this re-
suit. considering the small amount Of
money which they could use and the short
time for work. Tine Eyes" vote Of 10000
reveals to them thousands of new friends,
they say. and they will begun at once the
organization Of new clubs to carry on the
agitation and to secure municipal suffrage
from the legislature.
On the other hand the managers Of the
Man Suffrage association are particu-
larry pleased with the majority Of 1900.
They estimate that at least Is, 900 votes
were cast by women for the suffrage.
This would leave an adverse masculine
majority of over $1,000 besides the demon
stration that about 80 per cent. Of the
women, taking the state through. do not
care for the vote at all.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-08
GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

Almost everybody takes some laxative
medicine to cleanse the system and keep the
Flood pure. Those who take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR liquid or POWDER
get all the benefits Of a mild and pleasant
laxative and tonic that purifies tie blood
and strengthens the whole system. And
more than this: SIMMONS LIVER REGU.
LA!OR regulates the Liver, keeps it active
and healthy, and when the Liver Is in
good condition you find yourself free from
Malaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick
Headache and Constipation, and rid of
that worn out and debilitated feeling.
These are all caused by sluggish Liver.
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
troubles will only be had when the liver
IS properly at work. IF troubled with any
II these complaints, try SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR. The King of Liver Medi-
ines, and Better than Fills.
DrEyERY PACKAGES
Us the Y Stamp in red on wrapper.
j. H. Zeilin & Co., Phila-, Pa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-08
JOHN BULL GETS THE PERSlMMONS
British Scullers Capture the Important
Events at Austin Regatta.

British sculIers Capture the Important
Events at Austin ReSatta.
AUSTIN, Tex, Nov. s-For l.. miles
Jake Gaudaur, of Canada, remains cham.
pion of the world, quite probably, how
ever, by indifference of the two English
men in the race. who dropped out after
rowing awhile because they wanted to
save themselves for the fOur-oarcd race
Gaudaur took the cup and purse of sl.OOo
for the ~ miles in 20:5Y. beating Rogers
five boats lengths.
The big race of the day, four three
miles with turn for a purse Of 81, 800
and the championship of the world. was
next and was the race Of the meet. Tho
starters were. Bubear, Barry Haincs aad
Wingate for England, and Teemer.
Rogers, Charley Gaudaur and Jake
Gaudaur, for America. AS the two crews
lined up the excitement was intense. Bet
ting had been running on these two teams
for the past week until upwards Of go.
900 was in the booksellers hands when tho
flag dropped to start the race. The Eng
lish crew gained the lead in the first ten
lengths and kept it on up the course by
about three boat lengths though the
American crew closed the gap somewhat
near the mile and half flag
The English team turned first, and on
the return course at the thrce-quarter flags
they were leading by five boat lengths
The Americans spurted at the half flags
for about five lengths, when they gave
out From there to the finish the English
men had three lengths lead and the two
boats passed over the line in that position
Time Of race. 17:aOl7. The winning OF
this race by the English crew accords them
all the important laurels at this regatta
This concludes the regatta.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-08
PablIcation Notice In Attach meat.

STATE Of ILLINOIS,
Hocx 81 Nd COUNTY
Circuit cou IL Ro:k Is.aud county, January
ter %. a. ID ~
Na.hbn gan Crnss Co.. o corpora on or
gan zed snder the laws ~ the -tstc Uf Iowa
psunn.v, Jotpa Y. Gsraett, defendant, IL
u tachW,nt
Pub &c notice 10 hereby g ven 10 the said Jo-
sepn y. t.srpett that Q wrt Of attachment issued
out of the ofi's of he clcik Of tho circuit court
~ Roc. Island count,. dated the 10Th day Of = ..
tsmb Z. A. 70. 1875. at the suit e the raid Wash
b1rn-Halligm Gu, Co and agtins, the estate
Z the si!d Jo-eph v. Garrett for the sum o:
e'grt,-onr dolsr- ~ d -lxty-.i ht cents (ss1 6s'
dir.tte To the sheriff Of --id Rock leland eoun-
~. wn,th 81 ~ri he been returned &c utcd.
Now. ther fore, unless you, the rsid Jn-'pn
Cane :, hail personally BE- and appcsr b,'ore
the ..id circu,t court Of HOE Island cnun'y Or
The nrst day IL the next term thereof, 10 be
holden the court house In be city Of Rock Isl
aud. In .aid any, ON the 9th cay of January,
A. d. ls@ we spseial bal AID plead to he
said plaintiffs action judsment VIII be entered
agsin-, you md In favor Of the said washburn-
Hailis q Cafe Co., and 90 much of IN. properly
~ ached - may be ufiicicni n sati the said
judgm. nj aud costs vi he cold To s,ti-fy the
sam.. GRORGB W. CAMILLE. Cierk.
Jsck on & Hu.sr, y ain'id's Attorneys.
latod Uct IS, A ID 1895.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-08
CORRESPONDENTS THAT WAS WARM.
atoms of Gore End i'm q Consultation
That Looks Mysterious.

Indications of Gore End in a Consultation
That Looks Mysterious.
TAMPA, Fla, Nov. S.-Authentic CORE
spOndcnce from Cuba brings copies of the
following letters. One is dated Army Of
Liberty of Cuba. Third brigade, on the
outskirts of Sagua." and addressed to
'Mr" Ramon Gonzales. 1t says:
"DEAR SIR-It is necessary that you
forthwith obtain for me fifteen carbines
with sufficient ammunition. 1t will not
be difficult for you to obtain them. and If
You do not comply with this request in a
very few days will be obliged to reduce
to ashes the city i'm which you reside. I
believe that you will not Oblige me to take
such harsh measures which will entail SO
much damage. Answer soon as you can.
FERNANDO CAETINA,
'Chicf of the Territory"
The following answer was sent inmedi-
ately: THE arms and ammunition which
are in charge Of a Spaniard like myself
arc loaded to be used on all traitors against
the flag Of my nation.
RAMON GONZALEZ"
Upon receipt of this Cortlna assembled
his force and approached the fort. Con.
zalcs appeared with a white flag and asked
for consultation. Tho commanders had
o lengthy interview. Afterwards Cortina
withdrew misunderstanding the arms.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-08
Publication Notice In Attachment.
STATE TAT i. o -, IL IdNs ss


In the Cireuit Coup Of Rnek Island County, III.
John A. Tolmsn Company. cor .soratioo, plain
TIA, We Joseph y 0srnstt, defendant
public no,ic- 10 hsrsby iven to the said 10
scpn y. 0arett. that writ OF attach" cut issucd
out OF the Office Of the elerk Of tue circuit CONT
of koch island county, dated the 18th day OF DC.
toher. d., 1895, at the suit Of the said John a.
Il Imam company aud sssiast the estate Of the
-aid Joseph y. Garrett, for tho sum VI one
hundred and twenty mine ollars ami ninety
three cents bl2Y 93) directed to the ehcrin Of
said Rock Is'anl county,. Ill. which said writ
has be, u returned executed
Now, therefore, unless YOU, the faid Joseph
Garnett, shall vcrror ally be and appear before
the said circuit court 81 Rex leland county.
Ill.,, on he drst DAY OF the next term thereof.
10 be holden at the court hoase 10 tho ity Of
Mock lslan :, in cid county, OH the 9Th DAY Of
Januarv. 1873 give osu aud pc I'd To tho sat
pl,irt ds action, Judgment gill be entsred
against YOU. and In favor Of IN ss'd Join A
1oin,sn company. and 90 much Of TIL property
attached o. may be snfn :'ent to satisfy ea,d
judgment and cjsts. will Do cold I, satisfy the
eabC U W. GAMBLE, Clerk.
CouNuLLY 4 CoSNELLY. Ator eye.
Rock leland. ILL.,. Oct Is, 1895.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-08
Mrs. Cougar and Her Boston Suit.

Boston. Nov Sin the damage suit OF
Mrs Helen NJ. Cougar against Congress.
man Elijah A. Morse for alleged libel
Mrs Mary A. Livermore was called o. a
witness. She testified that Mrs. Cougar
was addicted to severity of speech and in.
dulgcd often in personalities She also
testified that after Mrs. Cougars cam.
paign in Kansas she was invited to be
present at the annual banquet and recep
ton of the Massachusetts, Woman Suffrage
association Mrs Livcrmore said that she
was responsible for Mrs Cougar being in.
vited. and at the time guaranteed that the
latter would not say anything objection
able
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-08
SUES MUNOZ FOR $4,000.
Havana Man Apparently Misied by .
Newspaper Interview.

Havana Man Apparently Misied by .
Newspaper Interview.
NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Louis Marx, of
Havana. who is said to be an American,
has begun through his counsel an action
for $4,000 damages against Cipriano Mu.
noz, a cigar maker of this city, charged
with defamation Of character The suit is
based on an article which appeared in the
New York Herald the day following the
arrival in this country Of Marx. Munoz
In an interview is alleged to have said
that Marx, while in a restaurant in Ha-
vana, offered $500 for the he head Of Gen.
cral Antonio Maceo
Munoz positively denies having made
such a statement. What he did say was
that he had read such n story while he was
in Havana. 1t was printed i'm The Diario
de la Marino, the organ OF the Reformist
party in Cuba. He said he SO told The Her.
aid at the time, and told the reporter to So
state il the story was to be used The
matter appeared as the plain statement OF
Munoz, without reference to the paper
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-08
SPANISH VICTORY.
Fight in Cuba That Rises to the
Dignity Of Battle.
REBELS FLY IN THE DARKNESS,

Leaving Thirty Dead and Large Numbsr
Of Wounded on the Fleld-Engagement
Ficrcely Contested and Lasts from .. p.
n. Until After Dark-Few Details Of the
Baft:e-lnsurgents Burn Part Of . VII.
Isge-Autonomists Arrested.
HAVANA, Nov. SAN important en-
gagcment has occurred at Cayo Espino,
Matanzas, in the southern part Of the
island. The column Of troops commanded
by Colonel Luis Molina, the forces Of the
rivil guard and battalion of the Maria
Ccistinn regiment, had an engagement with
the insurgent bands of Lacret Nuncz and
PcrcquitO Perez. The action was fiercely
contested and lasted from 2 o'clock in the
afternoon until into tho night. Official
reports state that under cover of the dark
ness the insurgents fed. Next morning 1t
was found that they had left upon the field
thirty killed and large. number OF
wounded.
Insurgents Make Use of the Torch.
The reports state that the troops lost on
thcir side one officer and seven soldiers
killed and number wounded. Details
OF the fight are very meagre and moth
ing is known Of the relative positions OF
the contestants since the battle. 1t is also
reported that the insurgents have burned
a church and thirteen houses at village
OF Guamutas. in the eastern part of thu
province Of Matanzas On the plantation
of Pcnon, in the district of Guantanamo
the chairman of an Autonomist club and
four Others have been arrested for political
activity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-08
ABBREVIATED TELeeRAMs

Judge W. v. Eidridge died at Hot
Springs, Ark, from blood poisoning
caused by wound from q catfish.
a slight earthquake shock was felt at
Rome.
Natural gas has been discovered in MI
Ian and London townships. Michigan.
stefan in central Illinois, and probably tho
first woman doctor in the state, Il lying at
the point Of death at her home in Kinds
boro. Her illness was brought about by
exposure and overwork.
Obituary: At Washington, Mrs. d. p.
Bowers, the actress, IS; at Genoa, Italy,
Colonel William H. Harris, Of Cleveland;
at Wyoming. Ills, Mrs. Henry G. Hay; at
Humboldt Ills, Mrs. Eliza Moore.
The Hamburg American line steamship
Canada Is ashore ut Little Metis in the
st Lawrence river. The passengers have
been landed.
The Republicans, rs the result Of the
gain five United States senators, two being
from Utah.
The indictments against f. " Debs and
other officers and members VI the Ameri-
can Railway Union for conspiracy during
missed by Judge Seaman at Milwaukee,.
Charles Dana Gibson, the artist, and
Irene Langhornc were married in st.
Pauls church, Richmond, Va. The we'd
ding was the most notable social func-
ton at Virginia's capital for q long time,
and was attended by some Of the most
prominent society people Of Virginia and
New York.
I The attorneys engaged in the Fair will
contest deny that there Is any foundation
for the statement that the contest mad
been compromised.
| 1t is reported at Milwaukee that Hora-
ito q King will be counsel for Mrs Gus
tav Pabst in the divorce suit her husband
has filed.
The proposition that New York state
shall spend e. 10000 for improving the
canals was adopted at Tuesdays cleo.
ton
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-08
THE MARKETS.
New York Financial.


NEW YORK. Nov. z.
Money on call easy ct ad2l. Per cent: no
loans; prime mercantile paper. "a 81 per cent:
sterling exchange dull but strong: with actual
business in bankers bills at $50 9 1897 for
sixty days: posted rates tSsI - sse's and ~;
commercial bills. 4S634-
silver certificates. 67kas: no sales, bar
silver. 6s34 Mexican dollars So.
United States government bonds steady !:
new IS reg. l2l: do. coupons l2l: SIS reg.
liss4: 5's coupons. Illss; IS reg. lli94; coup
ons, llis4; rs reg. s6,a; Pacific IS Of IS. luz
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO. Nov. T.
The following were the quotations on the
Board of T-ide today: Wheat-November.
5Sssc. closed 5slsc; May, opened 621sc closed
csc. Corn November. opened 91Sc. closed
29l.c; December opened 275sc, closed ZIG:
May, opened 2sztc closed assc. Oats-Novem.
Der, nominal. closed 1sisc; December.
opened lsssc, closed 1870; May. opened 2Jstc.
closed Asse Pork-November. nominal.
closed ssI5; January. opened sass,.,
closed $9l5 Lard-November, nominal,
closed s5.s6: january. opened $50. closed
per ID; extra dairy, l9c; packing stock.
nllc Eggs-Fresh stock. lsc per doz- Poul'
try-Spring chickens. 7l9Gs: per ID: old hens.
&c; ROSTERS, &c; turkeys. 7tG71.c: ducks.
SG91Ic; geese. &sOJdIOJ per doz. Potatoes
Burbanks. 2ssd23c per bu: sweet potatoes. Hi.
nois, Sl75(02O0 per Dbl. Apples-Fair 70
choice $l.2s@35O per Dbl Honey-White
clover, lib sections. fancy. 139l4c: broken
comb, l2c; extracted. 5dsc per ID. Cranber
berries-Cape Cod. s. .O0aS5o per Dbl
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. Now.
Live Stock-Prices at the Union Stock
yards today ranged as follows; Hogs-Esti.
mated receipts for the day. BOD; sales
ranged at $2.2Od37O pigs. $5iOg13 light
sa35Ga5S rough packing. $al5e30 mixed.
and $38OG335 heavy packing and shipping
lots
Cattle-Estimated receipts for the day
II 600; quotations ranged at A.7Id5l5 choic'
% extra shipping steers. 81 lUd470 good Il
choice do. 81 55G4.05 fair to good, $a35Ga6
common to medium do. $800fG3.5o butchers
steers, g. l5@29O stOclrers <aONga75 feeders
3l2Ja35O COWS. e. 40cpi7O heifers. SL75Gi7i
bulls s2.6O(d3.25 Texas steers, $2SJg4.0I west
ern range steers, and 500 g52 veal calves
| Sheep-Estimsted receipts for the day
leOOJ; sales ranged at <!W93l5 westerns
81 7JG2 20 Texas. $l.75g ~ natives. and S2.6Js
| 43o lambs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-08
Rubllcati0a Notice.
STATE OF I'LL OS,
No, l. ISLAND l,OI-NIY. ~

STATE OF ILL Us,
ko,k IsLASD COUNTY.
10 the eirc.it court, January tern, 1876.
Ellen ;. We ber vs.. otto rirgrsen, Anna Tie
green. Mar Aldsy, sxccutrix Of the last Will
and testament 81 snam Alday. deceased, and
Andres tundqu'st and John swanson.
Amdsvit os ~ n resid-boe o. the above name
defend nis. Oito Y. riegrcen ana Anna 2. Tie
green implsad~d with tho above d-fcndanta,
Mary Alday ex' cairix. ETC., Andrew =. Lund-
qui., aad John - anson. having b-.n led in
clerks once Of the cir uit eonrt Of said County,
q. tiee Is therefore hereby .ivcn the said eon.
reside dc sudants that the eum lainant cd her
bill % compliant iu ID court. on ire eh sneevy
side thereof, on the sd day 4 August, 1870. aud
that On Altas summons has been ssued out Vt said
court, wherein safd suit I uow D, n ing Ye'urua-
BILE on the 1r.t Monday 10 the month OF JAN
usr next ", unless you, the said non-resi.
dent dc'endants above named. Otto 2. TicSr en-
and Anna rieSfesn shall personally be and APP
pear before the sad circuit curt co the arst osy
% the next term tsereof, to be holden at rock
IsIspd In ~ Tor the sai1 county the Gfst Mon.
day in Jan usry next, snd plea. sn.wer or dc.
muf IN the said eotnplaieaets bill 81 mplaint,
the came and the N sttsrs and thinSs trersiu
eharge1 and ,tsted viii be taken - coufssse1,
ssd dec, en-: s1,'ss ~, s-sin'' y0a sss0'das v
CsOI0B ". GAMBLE, Cissk.
Rosk lslasd, m, OCT. 70. ~.
JAexscN 3 uvk,r .Co0plainaut0 sclicitvfs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-08
Publication Notice In Attachmsnt.
sTATsor ILLINOIS. 8,

Rocx IsIAxp CounTY Z"
Great c urt Of Rock leland county, Jsuusry
term. %, Ina
doe Msr,u. lin Marks amt Charles Greenssii,
primer. do NJ buri". % under th- name AID
.'ylc Marcus. Marks 4 o.. plsin IDS. v.
Joseph .. Garuett. defends Z. In ~ &C. u mt
Pubiic oo'is~ 10 nsre"y z ven TO th. said tee
sepi y. Garnstt that q writ - at . hmcn' issue
out o. the ON Q of the clcrk % the iscut cou
of kocs irlsId county. dated he 10Th day #
septombsr. A d 1895, at the -ui' ~ the said Joe
Marcus, l. nc MarHs aud Charles Greenw ali,
pa tusrs d''ipg .iness under the am. an
style of Marcos, Narks x Co., and axsinst tn
e. stc & the . d Jvseph y. Garrett, fer the snm
of venty tw' doll Ms and seven y..cven cent
(e.iI) directed to the sh- rin NJ .as Rocx Ill md
County. which said writ mas been returued eSc-
eutsd
Nov, therefore, un'css You. VI. said Joseph
Y Gam 70. snail personally BE- and Appear b. f,rc
the said ciieut urt Of kocy Island count on
the 81 day Of the neat term tno,e {. to b bo
den NJ the count house IN he city Of Rock Isl-
and, IN said county, on the On day Of ianu uy
A. ID iso5. give special sil aud plesi In tue said
plsintins' u ton, iudgm mt will be en;. r-d
agai' o. you. and a. fsvur Of the sait Joe Mar
cue. iue v 'fks and Oh rrles -rcsnwa d. partners
doing business under {, g nsmo and lyle ~ II A.
Gus. Marks q - and 90 much of the propcrts
attached ~ nay he suffeirnt o. sat ely tie said
judsm' Mt and costs II BE- sold to -atiefy
sss,s. OHG6W G.MBLE. l.rk.
JACKSON J. lIuRsr. Pliintin's Attorneys.
Dated Oct ~. D.. logS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-08
PROTECTION CALLED SOCIALISM.


Extracts from Ambassador Bayard's Speech
at Edinburgh.
EDINBURGH Nov S-Cnited States Am
bassador Bayard delivered the inaugural
address last evening to the Philcsophic
society. 1t was entitled Individual Lib
erty the Germ of National Progress and
PeEnanence." The paper read by Bayard
was scholarly and patriotic address in
which the institutions of the United States
were glorified. and upon it he had evi.
IDENTIFY devoted much labor. 1t made fifty
pages Of printed matter. The most strik-
Ing passages were those in which he de-
nounced socialism and protection. Dur
ing the course of his remarks he said:
The movement Of today is towards state
socialism. as an opposing force to autoc.
racy, either Of which is despotism.
After discussing what he termed the
tyranny of labor organizations Bayard
said: I'm my own country have wit
of state socialism styled protection
which, believe, has done more to foster
class legislation and create inequality
of fortune, corrupt public life, Danish men
of independent mind and character from
public councils, blunt public conscience
and place politics on the low level Of a
mercenary scramble than any other single
cause. Its allied benefciarics and com
bines are called trusts
1T is incorrect, said Bayard, Ito speak
Of protection as q national policy. That
could never be, as it will never bc any
thing but the fostering Of special interest.
at the expense of the rest. 1t is fatal t.
hopes of advancement or even to the re
tcntiOn Of what has been gained by civil
cation" In conclusion Mr.. Bayart
acknowledged the debt owed by the Unit
ed States to Scotland for Hamilton ant
Others
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-08
Psbiiession Notice In Attach meat.

sTArE or ILLINOIS,,
ircuit Court Of Koci Island county. January
tsrm, A ID 1875.
Let,s. Fieichrr go, . corporation - the state
Of lows, plaintid. VS. JoscIh r. Garrett, defend
ant. In attachment
Pu ,lic notice Is here given To the sail 10
peph Garnett that . writ % At ach oent issn ID
OUT Of the ono: % tn clsr ~ the circait court
OF k,ck l,l.n county, dated the 10th day ~
eeptemner. A d.. 1svJ at the suit Of the said
Lets, -lc'cner Co. aud a. ainst tbs estate Of
the Q Id Joseoh =. Garrett for the sum IT two
hnnd, d and f'-tv liars, (t2fD directed to the
sheriff ~ - d Rock lsana ~ unty. which said
writ b 9 bee, return d ex scuted
Now, therefore. unless you. the said Joseph y.
Garrett, shali psrs naliy be rnd appear before
the said Circuit court Of Rock Island county on
the nrst day II the next tenn thereof. 10 b mol
den the court nous- In ,he CITY II mock ri
= d, :. SID co Ibty, on the 8'h day January
A. ID 1s96. give special bail aud plead to tn. said
p'a'ntin's action. Judgment will NJ cute I'd
sga'a you. and in favor Of tn. said Let's,
fletcher o. and 20 u h Of tn property at
tao he ~ may IN -ud1cient 20 satisfy IN. SAID
jsd.m-nt and en- to will be sold to a.tisfy the
same 0E 'RG6 W. GAMBL9. ERIK
JACKSON & HURsr plsint rs Attorneys.
Dated Oct Is, A. d., 1893
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-08

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-Rear Admiral
Robert W. Shufeldt. retired. died at his
residence in this city ut lO:3 30 O'Clock yester.
day morning, after long illness follow
ing an attack of the grip and an sccident
while driving about a year ago. He was
appointed . midshipman from New York
May, 1889, became rear admira! in May.
1888. and retired in 1884
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-08
Republican Plurality In Ohio.

COLUMBUS. Nov. s.-The Republican
state committee last night figured the
Republican plurality for governor in Ohio
at 9o.sis. The Democrats carried only
twenty-six of the eighty eight counties in
the state. The official count will not
materially change the result. which is OBJ.
tanned from returns from each county in
the state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-08

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo, Nov s-A new
difficulty in DR.. Fraker's bond has come
up One Of the bondsmcn refused to quail.
lily at the last moment, and others who
had signed were reported not to be eligi-
BILE. The doctors friends here said: He
will probably not bother any more about
giving bail, but will remain In Jail until
his trial next February"