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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20
Parry to Succeed Himself.

The following communication was read
from Mayor Wood:
II have the honor 10 advise you that
pursuant to the provisions OF section 70.
Of article XXIN, OF the city charter,
have this day. subject to the advice and
consent of your honorable body, appointed
VIII II. Parry 10 succeed himself as comp
troller Of the city OF Seattle for the term
beginning on October II. 1896 and ending
upon the qualification Of his successor, to
be elected at the next general municipal
election
Dodds moved that the council proceed
10 confirm. and the roll was called.
Parry's appointment was confirmed by
unanimous vote. The comptroller was
called on for a speech. He said he felt il
an honor to be unanimously confirmed,
and referred 10 the pleasant relations
that had been sustained between the
comptroilers once and the council
committee Of the whole will sit next
Monday afternoon a O'Clock to con-
slider the question of street railway fen
ders.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20

Rev. I. Wheels, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church at Everett. is at the
Diiler.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20
Urtiu noes.

The following ordinances were acted
lgon-
Granting liquor 1eeusss % S-hrelne- &
kmA. W +. Roso, Nixon & Mcconnell.
esterdazl * >yaulst. W.r.Am Jensen
~. Y Moove. George {. Munro. Thomas
+, HlEaes. = Davidson Aaa F.atr,~x
Hayes !al1 ever
Au.'so1,zlns re2,anklng @ Western ave
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20
street Railway Franchises.


The report OF Special Committeeman
Chapman. ellison. McArdle and Navln on
the violation of franchises by street
railway companies was preceded by
a warning from the chair TO pay
attention. gentlemen this is impor-
tant." The committee reported that
the Grant street line was employing but
one man between the Washington Iron
Works and the southern terminus OF the
road. whereas according TO the franchise
there should be two. They found but one
man on the Union Trunk line at certain
points. The Seattle CITY railway must
construct double track according 10
agreement The franchise OF the Third
Street Suburban stipulated that a TWEEN
ty-Tninute service be given, and the COM
mlitee said this was nor done Where the
line ran over portions OF the city where
il has no franchise the committed, recon-
mendcd that rental BE- given the city.
It asked that the corporation counsel be
instructed 70 take action at once. The re-
por: was adopted by A vote OF $ 70 4 ,hosa
voting in the negative were Hurd Raw
mond, Rude and Rudy Rude was also q
member OF the special committee. bur did
not sign the report
some dissa t!sfact!on has been EXPRESSED
hy lahOrlng men who have passed the
ciNl service examination ana who have
not been given anything 20 do. The fol-
iow .ng resolution in their interest was in
,rodueed 10y criCht0n last night and
passed:
Resolved, That the city council most
earnestly requests the civil service COM
mission - rotate the laborers in street
engineering aad water departments every
sixty DAVIS. & IN their opinion Il is best.
that al tho lahorlnE men ~ this city may
have an equal opportunity ~ earning their
r-oport5onate share Of all money paid out
for said work q"
TIE committee on streets reoorted that
-aCre we're many miles 20 Sidewalk IA the
c-ty covered with dirt and debris. being in
macy places 50 bad as - ohst~t1s,t ns,gaS
trans. The report recommended ths,
property owners be compelled 20 keen me
walks clean. The report vas a8opfed ard
an ordinance passed irstTBct.nc me hoard
o. pubic works 70 take Immediate action
\ resolution was intro6 decd 6y Rude ASK
tnE The civil seTYice commission IN "a
0ort whether tn ia estimation he free
e.1o' 1ymsnt 0ff1-e conld o. improved he
different location and separa;e reos9-
vou rooms tor male ana female av,n5,-
ca0ss. Tasset-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20

That any store may BE- proud
Of. They'll wear: theyB wash
They VIII give YOU every salts
action that 4 good stock king can
give, and they COS. yoa Only a
very little more than the poer.
trashy kinds. Ii Is wise econ
omy TO buy hosiery Of this kind.
Children's Fas: Black Seam
less Wool Hose. lac a pair
Child-en's Seamless Fast
Black Cashmere Hose. &c a pair.
Boys and Misses Ribbed Wool
Hose. &c and sc a pair.
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless
Wool Hose. ~, a pair.
Ladies' Ribbed Seamless Wool
Hose. sc a pair.
Ladies' Fine Fast Black Cash
mere Hose. pairs for 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20
If Black Goods

Form any part OF your dress
goods thoughts IL Will be econ
ofny for you 10 make thorough
investigation of our fresh fall
equipment. Your dress IS here
i you'll only come and select 1t.
Just an item or two 20 show
you the direction OF the trade
wind:
Fancy Figured Mohair eomo.-
nations.
Back Serges IN new weaves.
Black Pattern Suits. exclusive
designs.
Rough effects IN Fancy Black
Cioakings.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20

Is equipped TO meet your
every demand. Note these
prices:
Ladies' Heavy Ribbed Fleece
lined Underwear. sac each.
Ladies' Natural Wool Under
wear, fiat weave, 5sc each.
Ladies Combination Suits
1.-The Florence" ~sl suit.
New Style Ladies' Comhina-
ton Suits. s. and $50 suit.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
Die @atl In ArtantaS.

Sn Mrtanias wurbe am Montas bic
Staatswabl absebalten, in mel9er iid
bic @epublitaner unb @olbbemosraten
auf Der einen uno bic Silberanbdnser
auf Der anberen Seite i'm ~oiienen &f
aeaeniiber itanben unb bas &eiultat
mar, baB bic Qetteren nit elmer 0taioritat
BON iiber 60, 900 Stimmen als Sieser
buraus beruorsinsen. SIS 1T bies bic
srOBte Mebrbeit, bic nod iemols in
9lrtanias er3ielt wurbe; iie lberiteist bic
pom 1884 UNI IL, 900 unb bieieni9e 0
1892 iosar uni 10000 unb liefert ben
tlaren Yemeis, baB bic Silberia@e eber
i'm 3unebmen ais int Mbnebmen besrifs
fen lit. Sn ber ant ielben Gage in
Yittle @od %obsebaltenen Stabtmabl
festen bic Demotraten, ,pel9e flr 2is
quorsNicenien eintraten, ebenfaus iiber
bic Mepublitaner, bic Probibition auf
ibrem Banner sei@r.eben batten. Dies
Ter S,es Der Silberia@e in Mrtanias
unb Der Sies Der ~perionli@en Greibeit
in Der 9auptitabt ienes Staates mirb
BON Der tdsli@en @olopreie entmeber
sans ueri@miesen ODER nit wenisen
@orten unb III gan; tleiner S@rift be-
tannt sema@t, bas golt wiro ibn..aber
ni@tsbeitomeniser in @~rfabruns brinsen
uno Notis bauon nebmen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
GntIamfen oocr 0eNotIcn

1T benz llnter;eidneteu ein etma o9t Monate
alter i1mar; unb meiber Sa9bbulb (Setter).
Wer CUR @iebererlan9nu9 beiielbeu perbilft,
erbalt cine a,9emeiiene S%elobnung:
YauI BOB,
Stem lllln, Mim1.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
Treie GiQfn.

S@idt Cure Nbrei1e on $. =. 8ud>
len & &C.,, Chicago, uno Sbr erbaltet
toitenfrei cine Grobei@a4tel BON Dr.
Sings rMem 2iie" piQen. Gin @er>
iud wirb @u@ BON oeren Mertb iber>
3eusen. Dieie Piqen wirten ianft uno
Bel onoers erfol9rei@ in Der 9eilua9 uon
&opH9ner3 unb 8ertoptuns. @esen
Malaria uno Qeberbei9werben baben iie
ii@ als uni@dbbar ermieien. sic iinb
aarantirt ais uouitdnois fret BON aQe,
sefabrli@en Subitanjen unb beiteben
nur aus reinen P1an3enitoffen. @,e
i@md@e m ben &Orper ni4t, uielmebr Be-
leben iie bas @pitem bur@ ibre trdfti>
senbe @irtuns auf ben Masen uno bic
@insemeibe. Orisinall@a9tel gu 25
@ts. in 8. 81. Oliens Ipotbete. %
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
Gremrtonen tilr Setmatb'
{ud1euDc.

Dim l., Is. unb 20. September uno
6. unb 20. OCTOBER laufen iiber bic
minneapolis & ct. 2ouis 8abn 3ise
BON al1en Stationen nod Platen in
&anias, Nebrasto, @pomin9, @olora>
DO, l1tab, Minneiota, Soma, Wiscons
fin, Norb unb SIo Datota, Mrtanias,
Snbian territory, Otlaboma, 1eras,
2ouiiiana, NriSona, &entudp, Genneiee,
Wti6,6ippi uno anoeren @esenoen.
@unoreiietidets, gum Preiie Der ginjel>
fabrt plus 5000, Ii,b ouf 20 Gage
siltis. @esen uoqer Snformation mens
Be man lid an Sobn &ps5et, Isent,
Seem 1lnn, miuu., ober aoreiiire u. 9.
QUITS. Gen. pail II. Sidet ast., Min~
neapolis, Minn. 81
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
BudlenS Mrnicd=Salbc.

Sic bette Salbe in Der 8elt fir Wun:
ben, Queti@unsem, S@nittmunoen, &C.
l@mire, Saljf1uB, Tle@ten, aufseiprun>
gene bdnbe, Troitbeulen, 9abnerausen
unb aue 9autausi&ldse uno beilt uns
feblbar 9dmorrboioen. 8outan6ise
81 friebisuns ;useii@ert, ODER teine Be-
;abluns uerlanst. Preis. 25 Gents BE
S@a4tel. gu baben BEL .. 20. Olien,
Stem ulu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
&aua teiue1 Monat utebr leben.

81 tbeilten bic Nerjte 9errn @ilman
8romn. "a Miatr., Soutb Gardner,
maK., NIT. Seiu @obn bate elm Yun>
senleiben, seiol9t uon tppboiem Malaria,
unb er bate bereits 1915 an Ier3te be-
sablt, ols bieielbem ibm mittbeilten:
vSbr Sunse fam teinen Monot mebr
leben". ST DER u@te barauf Or. Sings
Neue Gntbedun9 unb elm paar Tlai@en
iteQten benielben uolitdnois wieoer Der,
lobaB er cls seiunber Meni@ ieiner re-
selmdBisen Bei@dftisuns mieoer no9;
9eben tonnte. Gr ia9t, Ct ueroante ies
ner Mebi;in feline sesenwdrtise trattise
@eiunbbeit unb meiB, baB iie bas bette
Mittel sesen 2unsenleiben 1T. Probez
flai4en fret in Oliens Ipotbete. %
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
Neo1uooo Couutn Tatr.

Sir bic obise @elesenbeit uertauft
bic Nortbweit tern 2inie pom Is. Bis elm
i9lieBli@ ben Is. September Grcurii>
onstidets mad &eomooo Sails uno 5u>
rid, 9lltis fir bic &idfabrt bis ein>
i@lieBl'@ ben 10. September, gu fart
berabseietten Breiien. We9en bes Nd>
beren menoe man ii9 an bic glsenten Der
Babn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10

@elesentli@ Der obsenunnten Gair
wirb bic Nortbweitern '2inie pom l6.
bis einidlieBli@ ben 10. September grs
curiionssT idets nod Waieca unb Surid
gu iebr nieorisen preiien uertaufen.
Tidets iino bis einidlieBli9 ben 81.
September fur bic &iidfabrt siltis.
Wesen bes N{aberen wenoe man lid an
bic Nsenten Der 9abn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10

Or. Strid!er 1T pom @onuerneur
Glousb oils vState Mebical Graminer"
sruannt worben.r
Irau Grant Goot aus Tertils.
Minn.. traf an Greitas Nbeno bel ibren
gltern babier auf 9eiu9 ein.
- Trau Mary Sdus aus Saniins,
Msi1.. befinoet iid babier bel ibrer
S9weter, Trau Satob Sir, auf Ses
iu9.
- Ser Mrbeitertas wurbe am Wtons
tag in taft allen Stdoten bes Yanoes III
bertSmml,der Weiie seieiert. Oabier
in New ulm maren bic offentIi&en
S9ulen sei4loien unb bos mar aud
Mues mas au Gbren bes NrbeitersTelts
tasss sei@ab.
- Infer semltbli9er alter 6reunb
Sorsen Tboroien bat ieine babi9e Varm
am Swan Safe fir $4,000 Sab al
&urt @tese pertauft uno beabii4tist
bemnd4jt na9 New lllm iiber3uiieoeln,
um oabier feline alien Gage in &ube uno
Trieben ;u uerbrinsen.
- Vim Samitas ben 10. b. SO. fins
ben betanntli9 oabier bic Gountys@ons
pe%ntionen Der Yopuliiten uno Der De-
motraten gum 3wed Der Domination
pon Gountpbeamten ltatt. Dur9 oas
Mbbalten Der beiben gonuentionen I'm
ielben Gage uno am ieIbeu Ylat iol bic
Mufiteuuns zines semeiniamen Iidets
seforbert werosn. OoB unter ben OBJ
m%altenben umltdnoen Elm 3uiommens
mirten auer &eiormfreunoe AUDI in Der
@ountppolitit Der suten Sa@e nur otens
lid fem Tam, itebt auBer 3weifel, aber
elm Grfols in oieier @i@tuns tann nur
bann er3ielt werben, wenn fatise uno
3uuerldiise @anoibaten fur bic neu gu
~beietenoeu @ountpdmter aufseitellt wers
ben. @ir woaeu bofien, oaB bic Dele
eaten 3u ben gonpentionen bies ernitl,4
in 8etra@t 3ieben.
- Die am Samitas 9lbenb in Der
Union Sale unter ben Nuipicien oes
biefsen v@utselb" Clubs %absebalene
8eriammluns MAJ ;ablrei@ beiu&t. slls
6auptrebner trat in berielben @on9reB>
ab%seorbneter McGlearp auf, Der ii@ in
3weiitanoiser Webe abmiibte, ben Gins
brud. melden Die Mnipro@e bes 9errn
Gomne aus Dulutb am Samita9 3uuor
bel ieinen 3ub0rern oabier binterlaiie en-
bate. abjui@wd&en, reip. bic uon 2et>
terem %Susuniten pom Doppelmdbrun9
aufsefubrten Nrsumente gu mioerle9en,
mas ibm iebo9 in nur iebr serinsem
MaBe selans. Der &ebner uerbreitete
ii9 ausi9lieBli9 iber bic @elofrase, in
mel@er er bic pom ibm in ieiner &ebe I'M
@onsreB nieberselesten unb i@on uiel>
fa@ erorteten @runoidte 3%usuniten Der
aQeinisen @olowdbruns 10 melt als m09>
LID citirte.- Ser ;mdte &eoner, unier
alter Greuno Colonel &ieier aus ct.
Saul, Der cine tur3e beuti@e Nnipra@e
an bic Ser ammelten belt, mirb wobl
ielber gu Der l1eberjeu9uns selonst iein,
oab CT n.@t gum politii@en @tumpreos
ner seboren 1T. So0te er es benno@
micber ols folder ueriu4en, m0@ten mir
ibm rpenisitens ben &atb ertbeilen, feline
ni@t iti@baltise Bebauptuns, baB Der
ietiee 53>@ents SilberboQar nur bes>
bolb fir uoQe 100 Gents anseuomn'en
wirbe. neil er gu jeoer j3eit in @olo
einsel0i It weroen tonnte, gu mel@em 3med
bic bunbert MiQionen @oloreierue I'M
8unb:sidot uorbanoen lei, iomie oaB
bic ieti9en nieori9en Preiie aQer pro>
butte Der Interpretation su5ui@reiben
lei, aus benz Spiele 3u laiien. Dim al:
%lermeni9iten ioQte ct no@mals ben 8ers
iu9 MAIDEN, ben lenoenlabmen 9o@5oQs
Saul Der republitanil4en partei ms
Ereffen ju fibren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10

&raee BEL Meni@en, &aube bel
pferben, 9unben uno Wieb weroen in
elmer balben Stunoe sebeilt NIT Wool
words Sanitary Lotion. gu ba>
ben in Mnb. 5. @diteins Mpotbeee.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10

Wenn Sbr bier in Stem ulm Ta>
peten fir 8 unb ID @ts. bic Stole tau>
fen tonnt, mesbalb iollte IS oann n6tbis
iein, iol@e pom auBen i@iden 81 lafen!
s.. 8. Sauerten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
Bctanntma6un8

l1nter;ei9ueter ,uiini9t biermit benz seebr=
ten Yubl,tum mit;utbeilen, bab ct III &a=
i6aus @ebGube, neben &roofs Store, cine
S1ubma1ermerttott er0finet bat. 9lQe &es
poraturen at S1ubeu, Stiefelu unb @ums
mi,paare,,, iowie ueue Nrbeit ,perben prompt,
biuis unb 1T fa9mdrmil9er @eiie beiorst.
Inn Seneisteu 3uipru@ bittet
IS SOB. 9offmaun.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
Neut Mn3et8em.
Sur 8ea1tun8-

Our9 cine III bieiiser @esenb inter ben
S9weinen aus9ebro9ene &rantbeit iiebt lid
Der unter;ei9nete peranlabt, bis anf @eiteres
pom Muftaui pou ietteu S6weineu Ibitanb
;u nebmen.
ba 6. Stiibe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
Tart,t ~ ~pertaufen-

@me, 100 Mder Qa,b entbaltenbe nnb jwei
Meileu 0tli4 pom Sprin9fielo bele9ene Sarm
1T gu %pertaufeu. 9luf ber Sarm beft1bet li9
eiu 9utes @obnbaus NIB 9erdumi9e Stals
lunSen. De9en bes Nabereu meabe u,an lid
miin6l,4 ODER i9riftli4 at
Bert Scott,
Sprin9fielb, Minn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
8efanntm a6una.

Ser llnter;ei9uete ma6t hermit befalnt,
baB aues lit ieinem @el9dft pertauite
@6meineheij9 crit bur@ einen funoi9el1
Ibterar,t uuo benz @elunbbeitsratb inter
iu9t mirb. .
ba 6. StIbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10

100 g(der 1T morbotl. t sec. 10, 8. 1903
81. 80, Tomn @lbiu. @utes @obnbaus,
;,pei quite 8runuen, @tauuh9en, Sru9tbaus
I1m. Die Narm befinbet ii@ 1T beftem .3uz
itanb. @e9en bes Mdbereu wenbe mau ii4
an GbaS. Sent,
ba Springfield, Miuu.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-18
Short Goes Home.

j. NJ. Short. the Texas gentleman
who made such desperate attemI
to commit suicide II few months ago,
left today for his home in San An
tonic. having beer receiving treat
ment at St. Anthony's hospital.
Short. it will be recalled, alights d
from train on which he was riding
destined for Chicago at the Fifth av-
enue depot one night. He was found
the next day in the outskirts of Mo-
line with his throat cut. He did the
act with a pocket knife. lie after
ward said he wanted to kill himself
because his wife was prosecuting
him. Short is yet unable to talk
above a whisper. his throat being
still bandaged up. and he looks mel
ancholy. 1t is believed the man was
temporarily demented when he cut
his throat.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-18
River Riplets.

The Verne Swa ain was in and out.
Boats up were the City of Winona,
10 Long, Saturn and Satellite.
The Satellite and Saturn each
brought down eight strings Of lum-
Der.
The citizens of Clinton have pre-
sen,ed their pet packet. the 10 Long,
with flag.
The stage of water at the Rock
Island bridge at noon was 2.75
and stationary; the temperature 20.
At st. Paul. Dubuque and Keokuk
the river is falling, but at Reeds
Landing, Lacrosse and McGregor a
rise is perceptible. The forecast is
that during the next "a hours the
river will fall slightly north Of Lake
Pepin and rise OIL to o. from Reeds
Landing to Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-18

are Offering them. Fourth Avenue
Shoe store, 1901 Fourth avenue.
Rev. II. c. Marshall has prepared
and is sending out circular which
embraces many points OF interest to
all contemplating going to the
Christian Union institute OF the U. P.
church OF North America at Omaha
in August. The party which MIR.
Marshall is forming is to 60 over the
burlington route.
For the Saengerbund OF northwest
to be held at Dubuque. July 23 to
"a. the Chic. go, Milwaukee & St.
Paul railway will sell excursion
tickets at ore fare-&2. 8S-for the
round trip. Tickets on sale July %
and %; good for return passage until
July 20. The Milwaukee is the short
and direct line. Trains leave Rock
Island at 1880 q. m. and p. m.
For the annual meeting of the
Baptist Young Peoples union to be
held at Milwaukee July Is to 10, the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail-
way will sell excursion tickets at one
fire-S6. % for the round trip. Tick
cts on sale July Is, 16. II and IS.
Remember this is the only direct
route o Milwaukee and the only one
that can give you the choice Of two
rontes. For full particulars call on
the agent.
The proceeds tf the Christian
church young peoples moonlight
excursion next Tuesday evening will
90 toward furnishing the new church.
they have secured the steamer Car
rier and barge. which will leave the
landing at s p. IN. The Tri-City
band will be in attendance. and sea-
sonable refreshments will be served
by the la lies. Tickets are only 25
cents. II you wish to spend a pleas
ant evening take in this excursion.
This yelling about THE ARGUS
having jumped. bolted and sat right
down on the democrats and the Chi
cago convention, is all too previous.
and it is announced from the proper
place-THE ARGUS oflice-that the
paper will support and work for
BRYAN and the entire democratic
ticket. Last evenings issue OF the
paper named contains over a column
of matter very clearly defining the
position Of the paper in that regard
Moline Mail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-18
e Math

MAKES IT |
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-18
Athletic Work mt Lake Geneva.

LAKE GENEVA, Wis, july ls.-In the
beginning Of the track and field work of
the Physical Directors conference ut the
Institute grounds here some good records
were made on prclininaries. In the pc
tathlon, consisting OF Iooyard dash, i2-
pound hammer throw, running high
jump. pole vault, and mile run a. j.
Coats, of the Association training school.
came out winner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-18
REVIEWED BY THE GOVERNOR.
First Brigade Of Illinois National Guard
mt Camp Lincoln.

at
CAMP LINCOLN, SPRINGFIELD. July 49,
Governor Altgeld, accompanied by ten
members Of his staff, was escorted yester-
day from the executive mansion to Camp
Lincoln, where he dined with his adjutant
general and n number of l;slies in general
headquarters. Brigadier General Andrew
WEIGH, Of Aurora, commanding the Third
brigade, was q guest Of honor.
The governor reviewed the First brigade
Mt 2 O'Clock. He is not well and left last
night on n late train for Chicago to at
tend the funeral of his cousin and law
partner, John W. Lanehart. The First
brigade broke camp carly this morning
and should bc in Chicago soon after noon.
The Second brigade will come into camp
under command Of Brigadier General
James ii. Barley within n few hours
after the departure o. the First.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-18
nlc s,unp in an. cold E...rvc.

WASHINGTON. July is.-The treasury
yesterday lost 2,a-;3, 100 in gold coin and
hars, Of which 100000 was for export.
This leaves the true amount OF the re-
serve s93. s1l. 2l6.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-18

Showers this afternoon and to-
night, partly cloudy and slightly
cooler; winds variable. prevailing
easterly. Today's temperature 6.
F. j. WALL, Observer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-18
1sss-ren Year Gu.r.n.e.-Isss.

! will replace free all work that l
have done during the past 10 years
that is not satisfactory.
6. NJ BABCoCK,
1925 Second avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-18
CITY CHAT.

A drop Of ink makes millions think.
The sage said long ago,
hut bear IN miudit sthc printers kind
That make your business grow.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-01-08
A CHOLERA REMEDY.

According to a note IN the Kansas City
Drovers' Telegram, Professors Lucien
Blake and A. D. Dunston, of the agrl-
cultural department of the Kansas Uni,
versity, are devoting some time to expert
ments with hog cholera with view OF
finding a remedy. 1t is believed that
thew have found simple solution that
will kill the hog cholera germ. 1t is a
marvel of simplicity and cheapness, con-
sisting merely of a solution of common
salt and water through which direct
current of electricity has passed, and can
be made at fifty cents barrel. A num-
Der of farmers in the vicinity of the
university have recently been supplied
with bottles of this medicine, and have
been giving it to diseased hogs. While
the experiments hare not yet been very
extended, the general tenor of the results
reached lead those engaged in the work
to hope for success from the treatment
indicated. The further progress of the
experiments will be waite he'd with inter
est. For many years we have beer
hearing great deal about sure remedi e'
for hog cholera, and yet every year or
two visitation of the disease inficts ;
Joss running upwards into the millions
If the University of Kansas can find
remedy for hog cholera it will not hav
lived in vain.