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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-06
DELAWARE
Legislature Splits in Process Of
Organizing.
HOUSE REPUBLICANS WALK OUT,

Meet IN Another HAN and Start B1sans0
cry Aade-Illinois Republics sels.s
Name Candidates for Speaker and Other
Legislative OAces - Penross wins shs
Pennsylv.ais Fight.
Dover, Del, Jan. 6.-The Delaware
legislature was organised yesterday
Kent county Republicans, against
whose contest for seats the court Of err
rcrs and appeals Monday decided. were
denied recognition. and after fruitless
protest the Republicans left the hall
and organized q trump" house at the
Hotel Richardson. There they elected
DR.; T. c. Moore speaker and Charles
senate that they were ready to receive
any communication from that body.
and receiving no reply. the body adj
journed to meet next Friday afternoon.
The Kent county men were led by DR..
George w. Marshall. chairman of the
Republican county committee. who
vainly appealed to the speaker and
clerk of the regular house to accept
their credentials. When they appealed
to the Republican senators to retire
from the hall and organize another
body Senators Pearce and John M. c.
Moore refused to do SO. although it Is
charged that they had agreed to do SO
in case Senator ]. Frank Alice, of Kent,
was not recognized.
Senate Is Also Democratic.
The senate was also organized by the
Democrat. Samuel Is. Meredith, whose
seat was in dispute. being permitted to
vote. while Alice was not. This makes
the vote to 4 in favor Of the Demo-
Gratis. After participating in the vote
for temporary chairman the Republic
ans refused to vote except in the case
Of the chaplain, when John NJ. G. Moore
voted for Rev. T. p. Revelle, who was
chosen. Senator Handy championed the
cause Of the Republicans. but his COL
leagues remained mute Before ad-
journment Senator Afdrich filed a pro-
test against the right Of Meredith to
vote On temporary organization, but no
action was taken thereon. After ad-
journment the Republican senators held
a conference in the state house parlor,
during which Senators Handy and AL
lee accused Senator George Fisher
Pearce of treachery and Of playing into
the hands of the Democrats. Pearce
made no defense
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-06
THE MARKETS.
New Yosk Fsoaoesa1.

Erw yorE. Ian. O
Money on call sasv ~ ia. pr o~as !:
prime mercantile rarer.5,ssss per cont; .'~r-
ling exchange wss s,~sdy. with arsuai buss.
ness Ga bsnt~r-' HI IL rs ss'.asssi- Tor
demand and ssJ,sassp. for sixty days: posted
rates. tstssss,s and ssscss',s; commercial
bills. Ssst<.
silver ccrsinc,se.. ssasas,: NJ s.,-.: bar
silver. essSc: y -xi-sa dollars su5s
United Ssafes governments bonds easier: &c
registered. I'D: do. coapo1s. IL: Sc reg
iS;crei. ia: do coupons. !is. q. reg.s;er.d
lies1: do. coupons III: "a r.rs.rrei. ~.
Pac Dc Sc of 81. ioa-
Chsrsgo Grain and rreduee.
CHICAGO. Jan g.
Following we're the qsot~fson. q, the
Board 81 Trad. today: ws.a'-janaa-y.
opened ~. c'o.ei Sc: May. op~,s<i
stc. cIo,.d srs,sr: July oprn.i Veg. eio..s
ss,sc. Cora-Jsnusrr. op.ned &c. clo~~d
nominal: Ma. opened $50. cio.~d $50: July
opened esS. clos-i So. Oats - january.
opensd ls'sc. cins-d io,s: Nay. OPENED ips.r
clos d !s,sc; July. opcred and closed mont
nal en-. fcss-'anasry; .rensd ss..e; r,e-. q
Lard-Janrarv. op,pcd ssssr. ria-~d nominal:
MAY. opca-d S3g.5s. closed ssss>
Produce: Bu,scr-Exsra creamery. iar rrr
III: extra dairy. he PER 10: fresh packing
stnock. n. EzSs Fresh .sD-k- isciss I.sr
dor Poulfry-Trrkeys. vale PR N: chick
ronstcrs ~. dacks. $40: s~r.c .srnr.
Po'a.oes-Bur ssnks. 1884 pr bu: H.iron.
1ss,e. Sweet pctssc.s-Ii,ipnss slIs@isi
Per bbl Honey-whsfe clover. iga IL psr 10:
esirscsed. se.c. Appsss Common 20 fancy.
rss Lssaa nsssss.
0s1-gsls.
ssyLhSsy. - 10W.S ~. ssoA
SSsSSI.is !. 1900. a.. s,,.s e,->
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-06
CHURCH BLOT At bar CTR.
Polish Roman Catholics % the Rampage
Ono MAI Fatally shot,

foiish homsa Catholics On the Rampage
Ono MAI Fatally shot.
Bay City. Mich. Jan. e.-Durine a
riot over the troubles In the long MOTOR
ious parish of ST. Stanislaus polish
Roman Catholic) yesterday Joseph
Bartokowiak was fatally shot and Mrs.
Joseph Torskswski was shot in the leg.
When the riot began Father BoeackI
and dozen guards who were with him
retreated TO the second story and fired
on the most ohstreperous leaders 81 the
mob. Stones. clubs and other missiles
were used as weapons by the attacking
crowd and by those who undertook 10
defend the house. Two Of the priests
bodyguard, Joseph Stachinski and Alex
Yonkowiak. Jumped from windows and
tried to escape. but the mob pounded
them into insensibiiity In sight Of a
squad Of policemen. The interior Of the
parsonage is a mass Of ruins. Over 100
bottles Of wine from the cellar were
distributed among the crowd. Several
arrests have been made.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-06

Springfield. Ills. Jan. s.-Governor Alt
geld yesterday pardoned twenty con-
victs. twelve of whom were charged
with murder. The sentences OF the
latter ranged from short terms for
manslaughter to imprisonment for life
for murder in the first degree. Their
names are: Henry Jones. John f.
Burke. Charles Dixon. Coin Harris.
William Landers. John Crowley. Frank
Weber. John Walker. Charles Robinson.
Lawrence Farley. Kathryn Kelchner.
and william r. Sibert. The reason
given by the governor for the issuance
of the pardons Is that they were recon-
mended by the states attorneys Of the
counties represented
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-06
SENSATION DID NOT DEVELOP.
Caucus Of Illinois Republican Legislator
Names Curtis for Speaker.

Caucus of Illinois Republican Legislators
Names Curtis for Speaker.
Springfield, Ills, Jan. 6.-The sensa-
ton which was expected to develop in
the Republican house caucus last night
failed to materialize. and Ed c. Curtiss,
of Grant Park, Ills, was nominated for
speaker of the house by reclamation.
The quarrels of contending factions, had
evidently been patched up in advance,
and no evidence of dessension appeared
on the surface. John A. Reeve, of De-
catur, was nominated for clerk by
reclamation.
At the Republican senatorial caucus
the slate prepared by the majority Of
the caucus was adopted. H. v. Fischer
was named for president pro tenn: James
HI. Paddock. secretary: ]. c. Ware,
sergeant-at-arms. Members Of the vari-
Gus standing committee were also Sc
lected. the caucus being perfectly
harmonious.
Senate and house met today at noon.
The usual formal proceedings will &C.
cupy the session in both branches.
At the Democratic senatorial caucus
Senator j. p. Mahoney. Of Chicago,
was chosen as the candidate for presi.
dent pro tenn. by reclamation. The
other officers on the list were left to
the secretary to name. At the Demo-
cratic house caucus Isaac b. Craig, Of
Nation. was the unanimous choice for
speaker. A. c. Bentley. of Pike, was
nominated for secretary Populist
members were represented and asked
for recognition, the matter being referred
to the steering committee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-06
Monetary Conference q Success.

Indianapolis, Jan. e.-The success Of
the national monetary conference. which
begins in this city on Feb. IL. Is as
sured. and II Is now believed that be-
tween $50 and 500 delegates will as
semble in Tomlinson hall on that date.
The executive committee has issued an
appeal to business men of the city urg-
ing them to rise up equal TO the situa-
ton. wear a badge and meet and well
come the delegates.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-06

Atkinson. Kan, Jan. 6.-F. Irwin.
colored, living on Mound street. found
q 10-year-old child dead in a snowdrift
near Seventh and Parallel street. Mon
day morning. 1t proved to be one Of
the neighbours children. who got lost In
the snow while on her way home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-06
LAYING FORAMOB.
Governor Bradley Tired Of Turn.
pike outiawry.
SENDS SOLDIERS 10 TIE SCENE,

Respseeab1s TAaOs r. n Given tie A.
ser.asive - sssvusaer o. CsaA see,l-
D'sgrscsfsl Rset - . ny CITY Church.
One Aas Fatally shot-Nichiga. Won.
IN Puts -Four Bullets sseo Ma. for A.
legged siaader.
Lexington. KY. Jan. s.-Rewards AZ.
gregating $500 having failed TO have
any effect In lessening the depredations
OF toll-gate raiders. who for some tina
have been ruaning things In high hand.
ed fashion In several Kentucky couu-
ties. Governor Bradley has concluded
TO see what the militia can do toward
preserving order. On orders received
from the governor last night. company
l OF the Kentucky guards left at $50
O'Clock last night on the Cincinnati
Southern road for Mercer county. where
II was reported that Q mob Of toii-eate
raiders 700 strong were planning TO
make a clean sweep Of the Objectionable
distractions within the next twenty
four hours. The company numbers
about fifty men. fully armed. Colonel
+. II. Gather In In command. Harrods-
burg Is the county seat Of Mercer
county.
Laying for the Outlaws
While that locality has not hitherto
suffered as much from the raiders as
some OF its neighbors the fever seems
to have taken possession OF those who
are trying to secure free turnpikes. with
the result that clash with the mill
tary officers OF the state n threatened.
The Lexington company was mot hv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-06

Carlinsville. Ills, Jan. s.-David Gore,
state auditor. who was stricken with an
attack of acute dyspepsia last Friday. In
still very low. While his condition II
critical, his physicians entertain hopes
of his ultimate recovery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-06

Magazine.
A Req Letter
YearfOrl807
The Entire Novelty Of many of the
plans for 1897 is noticeable. For
ins. ance the series devoted to

"LONDON AS SEEN BY CHARLES
DANA GIBSON" Mr.. Gibson has
not before appeared - q writer.
He visited London last summer for
ScRIBNER's MAGAZINE. for the pur.
pose Of depicting with pen and
pencil those scenes and types
which the huge metropolis pre-
sents in endless variety.
OF like novelty is the first consid
cradle
NOVEL BY RICHARD HARDING
DAVIS, Soldiers OF Fortune. "
The hero is one of tho most vigor.
Gus men hat Mr.. Davis has dra wn.
illustrated by C. ID. Gibson.
1.-THE CONDUCT OF GREAT BUsI.
NESSES." A beautifully illus
trated series of articles OF which
the following arc already COM
pleted:
1.-The Great Department Store"
''The Management of Great
Hotel"
1.-The Working OF the Bank"
"a Great Mandatory"
"UNDERGRADUATE LIFE IN
AMERICAN COLLEGES" A Sc
ries of articles touching upon the
life OF the older universities as rep
resented by the doings of the stu
dents themselves.
Judge Henry f. Rowland writes
on ''Undergraduate Life at Yale"
Mr.. James Alexander on prince
ton" land
Robert Grant and Edward S. Mar
tin on "Harvard."
JAPAN AND CHINA SINCE THE
WAR" will be q most interesting
group of articles richly illustrated.
THE UNQUlET sen" Under the
title Of The Unqu iet Sex" Mrs.
Helen Watterson Moody will write
q series of articles: "Women and
Reforms. 1.-The C ollege-bred Wom-
an" 'Woman's Cluba," and THE
Case of Maria" q paper on do
nestle service).
w. D. HOWELL'S STORY OF A
Play" In this Mr.. Howells gives
us the best novel he has ever pro-
duced in his delightful vein of
light comedy.
GEORGE w. CABLE. In addition
to the fiction enumerated there
will be . series of four short
stories by George w. Cable, the
only ones he has written for mauv
years.
HOW TO TRAVEL WISELY with a
minimum OF wear and tear must
be regarded Is an art little UNDER
stood. Nix. LEWIS MORRIS In.
DINGs, in two articles, will offer q
variety OF useful suggestions and
data on OCEAN AND LAND TRAy.
En-" This will be happily rounded
out by an article from Mr.. Rich.
ARD HARDING DAVIS Tn "TRAvEL-
Frs One MEETS: Their Ways aud
Methods. The illustrations by
American and foreign artists will
be highly pertinent.
Hi' impossible IN an snHI space 10 eren men
ton the many dtUaefire feature, for iss. A
b't ;fa! Nasr ted oookIet has ben prspdrel,
'chieh w;H be sent, postage paid. on request.
SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE Is a Year.
25 Cents Copy.
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS,
lS3-l57 Fifth Ave. New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-06
KILL Ed A MAN FOR sLANDER.
Farmers wife Deliberately shoots IN IN
sheriff Four Times.

Farmers wife Deliberately Shoots m fs.
sheriff Four Times.
Harrisville. Mich. Jan. e.-James An
derson. ex-under sheriff 81 Altoona coup-
ty. and a prominent farmer. was shot
and instantly killed yesterday after
noon by Mrs.. Robert Dobson. Of Haynes
township. Anderson was sitting In his
buggy In frnt OF the Huron House.
Mrs. Dobson had been attending a
farmers Institute. but shortly after J
o'clock she left the hail ana walking
down the street saw Anderson. After
a few minutes conversation with him
she drew q revolver and sho; him four
times. After being arrested Mrs. Dob
son declined TO talk. Her husband.
however. said that Anderson had
slandered her and that she was enra red
at his refuSals TO refrars
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-06
Vest Fighting for His Sect.

JEFFERSON City. Mo-. Jan. 6.-Tbe en-
tire membership of the Thirty-ninth
general assembly. which assemblies here
at noon today. is in the city. The most
important action to be taken at this
session will the selection of q successor
to Senator c. G. Vest. whose term IN
about to expire. The senator Is here.
having come from Washington. He
has established headquarters ana IA
making a strong fight for reelection
with chances greatly in his favor. II
has not been Vests practice to come
here during the senatorial election.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-06
ABBREVIATED reIeGRAMs.

Senator George. Of Mississippi. II seri-
ously thinking of resigning.
Sir Harry Halford. who was captain
of the English rife team which visited
America a score Of years ago. died at
London Monday.
Ottumwa. Ia. was In darkness Mon
Gay night. The telephone and telegraph
systems were completely demoraiized
on account Of the storm. Damage was
heavy to the electric light and street
car company.
Berlin reports that DR.. Niemann. the
cred a rev cure for tuberculosis. being
the serus from goats blood mixed with
the baciiii of the disease.
Ae new ocean-going yacht Is 70 h
built for Queen Victoria in place of the
Victoria and Albert. the present royal
yacht.
Cherries f. Campbell. a constable. fell
down a dark stairway while evicting n
family at Dayton. o.. and sustained a
fracture at the base of the skull from
which he cannot possibly recover.
Bedros Efiini. the Armenian who was
recently appointed sub-kaimakan OF
Tscharsand1ak. Turkey. was assassin
ated two days after his arrival there.
In the California assembly Rcishaw
has introduced a resolution instructine
California's delegation in congress to
work against all Pacific railroad re-
funding bills
Bernard Reed. n wealthy farmer. n
in a critical condition at the city hos
pitai at Youngstown. o.. suffering from
gangrene Of the right foot. caused by
trimming a corn too closely.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-06
Well Doae. Mr.. Cosuhs.

Middiesboro. KY. Jan. s.-Eariy yos-
tcrday morning an attempt was made
to assassinate l.. G. Combs. OF Perry
county. He resisted and fired n; the
crowd. killing one who proved To he his
nephew John Hcnsicy and wounded
another. This r. the second attemp, 60
kill Combr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-06
THE ARGUS, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 8. lsp7.

nominated A. 0oies Penrose for United
States senator TO succeed Cameron, on
the hrst ballet. The vote was: Penrose,
lSS: Wanamaker. IS: Cameron. 1; Rep
resentative j. b. Robinson. /; Judge
Charles E. Rice. I. Absent or not vot-
Ing. 4. In a speech to q meeting Of his
supporters last night Wanamaker de.
elared IL his purpose to keep up the fight
against Qauy for the latter's defeat u
he runs for senator in 1893.
Ainnesots Legislature Organised.
st. Paul, Pan. 6.-Both houses Of the
legislature organised yesterday after
noon, ]. d. Jones being speaker Of the
house and NJ. J. Bowling chief clerk,
while s. A. Langum was reelected Sec
rotary of the senate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-06
INDIANA SENATORIAL FIGHT.
Probable That the Caucus WIN He HELD
Some Time Next Week.

Probable That the Caucus WIN Be Held
Some Time Next Week.
indianapolis. Jan. 6-while no definite
understanding has yet been reached. II
seems practically settled that the Joint
caucus of the Republican senators and
representatives to nominate a candi-
date for the United States senate will
be held before the middle of next week
The field" the term the politicians are
using to designate the opposition to
Charles w. Fairbanks. is opposed to an
early caucus. and Fairbanks mana
gers seem disposed to agree to an ex-
tension of time. They say their candi-
date is likely to gain strength rather
than lose. and they never would have
engaged in talk in favor Of an early
caucus except for the fact that there
seems to be general demand from the
, public that the nomination be made at
the earliest possible date.
Monday evening the Fairbanks man.
ayers held a little conference for the
purpose Of checking up their vote. and
II Is asserted that their candidate has
at least twenty votes in addition to the
torty-three necessary to nominate
EVERYBODY understands pretty well now
that William r. McKeen is out Of n
ne is still here directing his campaien
and his supporters are still active in
MS behalf. but some of them admit prs
vateiy that II does not seem proba bile
that he will gain strength. There in a
coed deal of lobby talk to the effect
that Lew Wallace is being starred with
lSss in view. His supporters do mot
tai kindly to this sort of talk
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-06

Harrisburg. Pa, Jan. s.-The Repub.
hcan joint caucus at S:lO last niRht
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-06
STATE or ONO. CRY or ToLEuo,l
Lucas CoCNYY.

Frssk ]. Cheney mxkes ossh that he 10 IN |,
senior psr.bsr Of the I'm of p. J Cheney Co.
Going bus'ree In The city Of Toledo. coauty cod
state sfcfessi", and that ssid firm VII psy he
sun Of ONE BUurEsD DOLLARS for essn
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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-11-26

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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-11-26
HUMoR or THE DAY.

Hard money-Tho money you try to
borrow.
Never waste your time; waste some
body else's.
Handled without gloves-Kniyes
aud forks. generally.
She-"And were you successful
with your first case, doctor?" He
"Y-ye-es. The--er-widow paid the
biup
"The mills Of the gods grind slow
ly," remarked the philosopher.
Cleared too low, eh?" queried the cy-
olist.-Puck
Drink TO me only with thine eyes"2
The poet was a sage, visit.
The things one drinks with but ones eyes
Areleast expensive on the listl
-Harper's Bazaar
"Timo works wonders, said a sol
der, aged thirty-seYen, when he re-
turned home from India aud found
his twin sister only eighteen. Cal
cutta Critic.
'Were your wife's pictures satisfac-
tOTyW GOOD pictures enough, but
not at all natural g." "What was the de-
fect?" "Why the fool of a photog-
rapher took her while she was looking
pleasant "-Philad elphia Bulletin.
81 don't hear Jones prating any
more about his great love for little
children. 'Jones has moved into
house thet has a vacant lot next door,
where the boys of the neighborhood
play ball daily. indianapolis Jour
nal.
"Why this sign not 70 touch this
particular piece Of statuary with canes
or umbrellas?" asked o visitor at the
art exhibit. Because" snapped o
competing artist, you could only do.
justice to it with an ax."-Deuoit
/ Free Press.
Bridget has o. kitchen full of her
company. Mistress (from the head
Of the stairs) -"Bridgetw Bridget
''Yis, mum" AListress-'It's 10
o'clock. Bridget-"'Thank We, mum;
an will yez be so koind as t tell me
whin it's 1872" London Tit-Bits.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-11-26

m Budding green che willows bend,
Tho PUSHES patient stand.
From east 90 WoFt Che cloud.dgUia trend
AZ viii of hreeEea hiandi
Aud dark against che sunlit shy
The golden piovof ~.
Beyond, mist spreads dlmy cloak
Ger amber waters lone.
And puts ~ distant scattered smoke
Above the reeds are bl0Wni
And ElggaR twerd. from lHft 90 right
Darts by juek-aulpo'a flight.
H8go bask the ny and weary zeal
Beside the pools dim edge.
Here wator-htuf al nolsoloas steal
Among The waving aodge.
And hiiterns On the Utmost brake
stand solitary. Ike a stake.
Wide stretches STEPPED IN sylvan calm
Heleaguefod By Sire sun;
Winds. southwest winds With touch Ike
balm
Green grass and rua1cs dun;
And wheeling through the iar-on sky
The golden ployrr 1y
Ernest McGaGey, Ia Womans Homo
Companion.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-11-26

A Brussels correspondent Of Paris
journal says that the feature Of the
Brussels Exposition that attracts by
lar the most attention is the CONVEX
sion Of o log into a clean, crisp, WE'LL
illustrated little newspaper. This ex.
hibit is made by an enterprising firm
Of paper manufacturers and the local
newspaper, "Petit Bleu" Huge logs
are fed into gigantic hopper, cut into
small pieces, and after passing through
most interesting stages Of paper manu-
facture are fed into a small perfecting
printing press. In full view are edi-
torial rooms, artists, engravers, stero-
typers and men setting type by ma.
chimes, and almost before the end Of O
log has reached the hopper the other
end is folded under a newsboys arm
and being cried through the exhibition
grounds.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-11-26
The. Poultry Industry.

Our enormous wheat crop, which is
extolled in every journal in the coun-
try, and which excites the admiration
of the world, is equalled by the value
of the poultry and eggs produced in
the United States, the eggs and poul-
try finding home markets. AT sixty
cents a bushel the total value of our
wheat crop is about $500, 100000
a year. The census in 1880 Seven
teen years ago. showed the value Of
poultry and eggs to be 5000, 600, 600,
and yet it is doubtful if the census
enumerators were able to get the full
number or value. To-day it is known
that the poultry industry is at least
one-third larger than in 1880, and
that the value Of the poultry and eggs
produced in this country Is fully $780,
600, 900, which places it on a par with
many other leading industries. -
Farm and Fireside.