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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1897-12-30

EARM FOR SALE.-S0 acre farm located 4
Il miles from county seat; 81 acres in high
state of cultivation; well fenced: good house
over 500 bearing trees; splendid well at house 4
plenty of stock water; 20 acres of good timbered
land This is one of the most desirable farms
in Taney County One mile from school, church
and store. For further Information address
Ting EOrSyth Mo
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1897-12-30
BAKER & REED,
retter. sast.Rheum and Eczema.
CHADWICK AND FORSYTH. sfo

letter, Salt.Rheum and Eczema.
The intense itching and smarting, Incl
dent to these diseases, is instantly aliayed
by applying Chamberlain Eye and
Skin Oic1men,. Many very bad cases
have been permanently cured by it. 1t
is equally efficient for itching piles and
a favorite remedy for sore nipples,
chapucd hands. chilblains, frost bites
and lronic sore eyes. 25 cts. per box
|. DR.. Cady's Condition Powders, are
just what horse needs when in bad
condition. Tonic, blood purifier and
vermifuge. They are not food but
medicine and the best in use to put a
horse in prime condition. Price %
cents per package.
For sale by f. v. Baldw:-l. FORSYTH
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1897-12-30
w. S. Head!e,

First publication Dec. I6. 1897.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1897-12-30
NOTICE.

First publication Dec End 1897.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-21
Publication Notice.
STATE oP ILLINOIS. L.

ROCK isIAnD counir, -.
In the circuit court, May term. 1851, In chan
Bdwsrd Alday, compl.i ". Mary Osborn, in
her own right and a. executrix Of the last viii
Of Adam Alisy. deceased, william Alday.
Adoiph Alday, Katie Peterson, Carl Fose, Jol n
II Muslier and Nels ] Collins, defendants.
Apstsvft Of uop-residence Of said Mary Osborn,
bot6 in her eWn tight md ~ exscusrix Of the &c.
tate OF Adam Alday, deeessea, and Of william
Pendants. having bssn aled in the clerks once
Is therefore hereby given 10 the said non.fesi-
d. mt defendants that the complainant died Mis- bill
ef complaint In said court, on the chancery side
thereof. on the sd day Of March, 4. b, 1897.
and that thererpon Q summons issued out Of satd
court, Wherein said suit il now pending, return.
able on the nrst Monday in the month Of
Nay next, - Is BY law required. Now, I'M
less you. the said non-sesidcnt defendants
above named. MARY Osborn, In your own right
and a. txeeutfix Ct he estate Of Adam
Aldsy, deceased. William Alday ana Adolph
Aldsy, ehall personally be and appear
before said circuit court, on the first DAY
Of the next term thereof, to Be holden q
Rock Island In and for the said county, on the
dsst Monday In nay nett, and plead, answer
or dcmuF to the said mplainsnt's bill Of CON-
plaut tho same and the matters and ShinRs
therein charged and stated will be taken e con
tessed, and Q decree entered against you accord.
log 70 the prayer Of said bill.
0EoRss ". CAMILLA. Clssk.
Rock 1sland, m, Msreh -, 1sg7.
J. =. nnARDsLxY 9. ]. e1AILB. Complain
ant. Solicitors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-21
coeserr CHALLENGES Frzs.uaaosa


0oo Ina9 Jim 10 8afn . Rapu1nG1no - Q
"a 10, FIGHTER lnsasaA q Dssss.
New York. April 2.-James J. Corostt
Yesterday formally challenged Robsrt
k1tssimmuos to meet him again In the
prise ring and deposited $500 ~ . TOR
feit. The challenge reads a. follows:
Il hereby challenge you to bog me any
number OF rounds for the championship
OF the world under the provisions Of the
law, before the club Offering the begt
Inducements. As Il would Be q ~.
lation OF the law to propose q side stnk.
that II . detail that may be settled
at your pleasure. As an evidence Of
my sincerity. however. have today
deposited the sum of 5000, which I in
vite you to cover and name a time ana
place to meet me and arrange the ana,
details.''
Philadelphia, April 1l.-ritvimmoms
last night declared that he meant to
pay no attention to CHALLENGES from
Corbett or anybody else for q time, a.
he had earned Q rest and,meant to have
It. He added, however. that he pro-
posed to follow Corbett's example "a
dictator Of the prize ring. and his reply
was that the latter should earn q repu-
tation az q fighter instead OF . boxer
before he presumed to challenge him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-21

Boston, April IA special to The
Journal from Montreal says: Joseph
E. Kelly confessed yesterday to the
murder OF Cashier StfclKney at 0omers-
worth. N. H. He admitted that he COM
mitted both the murder and the robbery,
and says he had no accomplish. He
vehemently insisted. however, that he
had no intention OF killing the
cashier. but that he had to do Il be-
cause the old gentleman recognized him
After telling Stickney with blows on
the head. when the cashier showed signs
OF regaining consciousness he slashed
him with q knife.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-21
Publication Notice.
TAT "a. ,. OF IL ddrs 80

TtOO8 hDAaA1D VVVbIus
in the sircuit eosrs. the Nay term, A. D.
1877. in ehanecry.
william Campbell vs. Msry vsrbury, CAasiss ".
Ysrbury, g. Il. Lamp. George &. Bailey and
The Red Wing Stone wsrc Company. corpor.
elton.
A6dsyit Of the non-ns idcnee Of the Rec wing
Stone Ware company. corporation. impleAdod
WITH the ab,ve named defsudants, Asry Yerburv,
Chaslcs W Ysreury. E. 8. Lamp, and 6sosre Z.
Baiiey, having been 0lcd IN the clerks once
Of the uh court Of said county, notice
10 therefore hereby given 70 the sald noa-
resident defendant, that the oomplaiaanS shove
named kled his bill d eomplaint sgsinss you IN
sAid eouSf, on the chancsry sids thereof, On IL
18th day of March. isV. aad that thsreupsu Q
summons Issued out Of said epaft, wherein said
suit 10 now pending. feturuabls On he arys noa.
dsy In The noath Of Nay. nsxt. = b b. lag
rvQuired. Nov. unlsss you. the saaA neo-ssssdsni
defsndant above ns0ed, Tbs Md Wing Stoss
ware company. cospOfas'on, shall pesSonslly
be and apVsaf bsfuso ssii eifssis court on
the arst day Of the nsxt tara thereof, 70 be
holden ct the court house in the city Of
Rock leland In aud for the said county. on thu
fret Monday of MAJ nsyl md paead. saowsa
or demur 10 the aaid eomplaipsnt1 bin Of con
plant. tho came and the 0attsrs and tAings
therein charged and stated viii be taken - con-
fcssed, and decree entered againGs you aeeseA-
Ing 70 the prayer Of said bill.
oSoaeI v. oAunan. OssS.
Rceh leland. rlisois. March 10 1871.
WuLiAn ]. Lrp,Lpu. Compisipa0re 0o3eftW
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-21
THE MARKETS
Chicago Grain and Prodsce.

Chicago, April 90
Following were the quotations on the
Board of Trade today: wheat--April,
opened and closed nominal: May. opened
73c. closed 73hc; July. opened 72kc.
closed 7 KS; September. opened 7oNc:
closed nominal: May. opered 3lkc. closed
243sc; July, opened 25hc, closed 15kc;
September. opened 26Mc. closed 27hc.
Oets-April, opened and closed nominal;
opened ls,sc. closed IsNc: september.
opened 1ec, closed 1SNc. Pork-May,
opened $S.421x. closed 8.471i: July, opened
S8.52h. closed S57h. Lard-Aay, opened
H.17H. closed 40: July, opened N.276.
Produce: Butter Extra creamery.
f6c per NJ; extra dairy. 1401sc: fresh
packing stock, Sh@9c. Eggs Fresh
stock. Sc per dozen. Live Poultry
Turkeys. s6sc per 10: chickens. &c;
a sss ne sa Sa s%sss i50
75c1 N.25 per Dbl. Honey-white Glow
ger. 11612Hc per 10; imperfect, 701c
Apples-Common to fancy. $1.00ez.5 80
Chicago Live Stock.
Estimated receipts OF cattle. 1000; no
prime steers here: general market Quiet.
like any other Tuesday: prices un-
changed. Receipts Of hogs, 1900; mar
Act H0tucE etoW anu nearly nickel low
er; nearly everything selling right
around A.15, with q load or 80 Of prime
mediums at A-20 and a load or 80 II
common at $40; light sorts were neg
lected. Receipts Of sheep and lambs.
1000; sheep sold a trifie higher, but
lambs were only steady and slow AZ
that.
- Milwaukee Grain.
Milwaukee, April =.
Wheat-Lower. 192c: No. 3 spring.
741kc: No. 1 northern. S01xc: May. 7lNc.
CONFIRM and higher: No. 3. &c. Oats
Steady; No. 2 white. 2O621Hc Barley
Steady; No. 2. &c; samples, zs6Szc
Rye-Lower: No. I. sek6 3skc.
M koona UnsGss,
ODn-s00x1a
Oa1s-le01ee.
|. aag-T,sikS. .; vna. ess7. M
6sas-EaE = sAsasA rs fssA ss.sy
Ewtyn.Ase
fUlssys-es.
OOhs-1e.
e. S:. s:5 {; L.: e =: ss: 49,; =.
1rensoeA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-21
Publication Motto
s RIA I.s on bt ddSs4.. t.s.

ROex leland CouHfY.
In the eireui, court. May term, 1887, in
ehancrry.
Edward d. Guyer. Constance X. Guyer apd Her.
bert ID. Blxkemorc We. Charles "A. Rydef John
q. Ryder, Idslla Christine ~ en- Joha C.. n
Read, John G u. Read. executor Of the lat
will and testament OF Chsrie, p. Ryder. e.
osascd: Thomas Q. Nistsr. Msry .. EieSer.
WitIiasa j. Bsal, the Moline slate uoviues
bank.
Aadavis Of poe-residenee es the defendants.
Christine Ryder. Implicated Win The above as.
fsodanta. John c. Il Read. John Q. II. Red. cY.
Gator q The last vt,l and tes, amest q Chsries
4. kydcr. dsceaRed; ThoUas G.. Nitter Mari n
Nisfer. William J. Seal, the Moline 6enae ~.
inp hank, havirs been hied In H. clera's
omse OF the ereuw surt Of saiA county notice
+. 0ssOsoss hereby stvea 60 tAs sasd roa rssi.
cent esfea1si ts that the complsinaats aisl sSsir
tut o. S0p.sint in sasd eoert. q the ehSnosrv
eide thereof. a the ia day o9 Nsfsh- -.
anA that thsfeupcu sua 1oas ispuea ont n ~
ccsrt. vhsrsin sald suit - no0 pssdtnr' ssts,~.
sein On IL 0rat 0ondav In toe moSch ~ ~
neg. - = ~ las required Now uniess vuc
the eaAd ben rss1deut d fendaEts Above nsSCd
Cnnslss y. Ryder. JoAa @. Rsder ana IdsliS
Chsistiee Ryder. sAAli pefssaAlly BE- and go
nseoss 49, etfs1h eseft. q ~ arss dss q
lslsad. 10 asd for tbs sid cosnty. o q -,
Mos6ay b nay ssxt aDl plesl o.sUsr 8,
dsarsto ~ sai1 eoaplainaats' Sln cecoarSsasf
ths ssDs and the messcss ana tstneS SKerSir
charHea and stAssd viii - sassn 9 cHas0SsS
sad ds.ve sntsesd asaiass ysa seessdssg . u
Hssk 1sla.A m. nsseh 9, ~.
= y. GuSsA cs9oon1nnno' ooliel1R.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-21
cooN's LANDING PEOPLE SAVED.


vicksburg, Miss, April N.-Thanks
to the prompt measures taken by Mater
willard. U. 8. engineer. in dispatching
the steamer Vidette with skiffs to the
country back OF Coon's Landing Il is
believed that all persons In danger will
be relieved in time. The Florence re-
turned from there yesterday morning
and reported no cases Of drowning in
the back country, though there is I'M
Questionably great danger and the loss
OF stock is believed to be heavy. Large
skins were taken by the vidette and
these can be put over the levees and
used to help the people in the interior.
No more breaks are reported and the
levees north Of this place, for which
some uneasiness has been felt. are 90
far secure. This insures the security
Of East Carroll and the north half Of
Madison parish.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-21
POSITION OF THE PARNELLIres


may Propose to Strike for Practical lntle-
pendence Of Great Britain.
Dublin. April 21.-There were 160
prominent Parnellites present at the
convention summonded to meet in this
city yesterday by John E. Redmond. A
resolution was adopted providing for
the formation Of an independent Irish
league In which agrarian interests are
not 70 be dominant and which will be
ROUNDED upon the broader and sounder
basis OF Independent political action for
the benefit of the whole Irish nation.
The object Of the league will be civil
ana religious liberty and no further in
reference OF priests in politics; absolute
independence Of alliances with any Eng
hsh party and reverting to the old de-
mand for coordinate parliaments-the
principle of federalism in Gladstone's
nome rule proposals being repudiated-
ana manhood suffrage, which will give
the Parneilites a political majority in
Ireland.
The league will also urge the imme-
oiate redress Of Irelands financial
snevanceA amnesty for all political
prisoners, land law reform, and the de-
Neiopment and encouragement OF labor
ana the Industrial resources of the coun-
Try, etc A temporary executive com
Hittee was elected to draft the plan OF
organization and to hold Office until the
Parneilite convention meets again In
October
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-21
WILL BUILD A BIG BRIDGE
To Cross the Mississippi at New Orleans
and Cost %. OOO. coo.

and Cost %. 600. 600.
San Francisco. April 21.-The South
ern Pacific company 10 making arrange
nents 10 build Q bridge across the Mis-
sissippi river at New Orleans. I'VE have
had this expensive undertaking In mind
for some time past" said Vice President
Fred Croker yesterday. "A bridge COM
pany will be Incorporated to bufld ana
operate 1t. and the Illinois Central. Tex
as and Pacific and Louisville and NASH
Vile will become members Of that COM
pany. in partnership with the Southern
Pacihc. 1t will do away with the trans
fer by boats Of freight and passenger
across the Mississippi" The bridge yin
have double tracks and viii Cross the
river about 1--WE miles above New Or
leans
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-21

Needles are all made BY machinery.
The piece of mechanism By which the
needle is manufactured takes the rouph
steel wire. cuts it into proper lengths,
files the point flattens the head, pierces
the eye, then sharpens the tiny instru-
ment and gives it that polish familiar
to the purchaser. There is also q ma
chine by which needles are counted and
placed in the papers in which they are
sold, these being afterward folded by
the same continuance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-21

Harrisburg. Pa April 2l-The board
OF pardons last night recommended
communication Of the death sentence i'm
posed upon James B. Gentry for the
murder Of Actress Madge Yorke to inn
prisonment for life. Governor Hastings
approved the Recommendation. Gentry
vas to have been hanged NEXT Thurs-
day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-21
MORGAN SPEAKS ON CUBA.
Something the Alabama Senator Does ID
Once In o While.

Once In o While.
Washington. April 21.-Morgan's res
olution declaring that a state of war
exists in Cuba was discussed briefly in
the senate yesterday and then went
over for a week. owing to the absence
of Hale Of Maine. who has been active
in opposition. Morgan again urged the
need of speedy action by this country
to stay the devastation going on in
Cuba. He had just listened. he said, to
the testimony Of a witness before the
committee on foreign relations which
presented a shocking condition Of at
fairs in Pinar del Rio. It was morally
impossible that the people Of the United
States should close their eyes to these
horrors much longer. We are, he said,
aroused over Greece and Crete and Ar
menia. but the very stencil Of these hor-
rors Is under our nose. He wanted
Americans protected and scenes worse
than those in the bloody days OF the
Netherlands brought to an end. II the
senate passed this resolution. as he be-
iieved II would. human lives would be
saved.
White said he had heard IL intimated
that the president was about to send q
commissioner to Cuba. Would II not be
desirable to await the report from this
commissioner before taking action
There WINS no need of awaiting further
reports. answered Morgan. The coun-
try had been deluged with reports ana
unimpeachable evidence for the last two
years. Morgan went on to say he ex-
pected that when this commissioner
came back from Cuban another one
would go. In the meantime devasta.
ton, ruin. cruelty and determination
were going on in Cuba.
Here Mason came to Morgan's aid by
offering a reolution directing the COM
mittee on rules to report q rule prpvid-
ing for n Limitation Of debate and for
ordering the previous question. This
went over. Morgan saying not one word
in favor Of it.
The agricultural appropriation bill
was then taken up and passed without
amendment. At lao p. m. the senate
went into executive session. At o'clocl,
the senate resumed legislative session
and the bankruptcy bill was formally
laid before the senate. In the course Of
the debate Allen announced that he
would obstruct in every way possible
any bankruptcy hill which included In
voluntary bankruptcy.
A resolution by Hoar was agreed tc
requesting Of the secretary OF state
comprehensive information as to the
machinery OF government Of all foreign
nations with which we have diplomatic
relations: the taxes or excuses and
methods OF collection: imports ana ex.
ports: method Of aiding the merchant
| marine: discrimination against Ameri-
can merchant vessels: public indebted.
ness, etc.
another resolution by Cuilom request.
| ed Of the secretary of the treasury In.
formation ~ to the effect of the presen,
internal revenue tax on the honest pro
duction Of distilled spirits, to what en-.
| tent Illicit Oscillation had occurred, and
| al further Information that WIN ala n
UrueectiAg H. government aGnins
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-21
Old Fight Over Car Taxes.

JEFFERSON City. Mo-, April 21.-Attor-
ney General Crow Is probing the papers
In suits which he will bring in the SUI
preme court against q number Of for
eign car companies to collect the taxes
alleged to be due on cars used by lines
In Missouri under the law Of 1895. Sew
eral companies have refused to pay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-21
Administrator Notes.
Dstats Of eusau Robson, doesaesd.

ninistrstos Of the estate Of susen Bobson
lats Of the county Of Rock Island, stats d
lliinols, deceased. hereby gives notice that he
county. q the once Of the CLERK Of said co1rS, IN
the CITY Of Rock island, ct the June sefm, on
the erst Monday In June next, st which tims
al pcreoas having claims against said estate are
notinsd ana requested TO attend, for The puSpooG
Of having the Same adjusted.
Al persons Indebted 70 said estate Are reqnsst-
Cd 70 make In mediate payment 10 the under
sisued.
Dsisd this "a day Of April. A. D. 1877.
SAMUEL RoBsoH, Administrs or.
JAoKsoH D uunsr, Attornsys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-21
Weyler Unsars,As . Racial.

Havana. April z1.-Weyier's investi-
cations In Santa Clara province have
disclosed that both the civil and mill
tary administrations were corrupt The
civil governor was sent to Havana for
court-marttal. but escaped and en-
barked for the United States with steal
1nGD amounting to SzsA0oa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-21
TARIFF PROGRESS.
eigns That the Senato Commit
tee Is Holding its Own.
SUGAR, WOOL AID LEAD ORES

Contin1e, However, To He the Bones .:
Contention-Bn VIII He . Rsvenus
Measure when the Committee Geta
Through, with the Retroactive Class
Modined-MsFgsa Has Another Go q
the Cuban Question.
Washington. April 1.-The presence
on the floor Of the senate yesterday of
the members Of the Republican SUBJ
committee Of the senate financial COM
mittee which il engaged in preparing
the tariff bill was made the basis of
much speculation. The members of the
committee were closeted for q time with
Vest. Of the Democratic side Of the
finance committee. and afterwards held
Individual conferences with other SEN
ators on both sides Of the chamber.
1t was generally supposed that the COM
mittee had reached a point from which
the end of its arduous work could be
discerned. and that preparation was
being made for a full meeting Of the
committee. This did not prove to be
exactly true, but the visit was made for
the purpose Of smoothing the way for
the final work. The committee is APP
preaching the end Of its labors, and
various senators who are making per-
sistent demands for changes were called
upon with a view to arriving at an un-
Outstanding.
Wool They Have Always with Them.
Among the problems which are yet
unsettled are those relating to sugar.
lead ore and wool. Some senators have
manifested a disposition to hold out
persistently for certain notifications Of
the schedules referring 70 these and 9TH
er articles. The members Of the COM
mittee. while not indicating their own
position or that OF the committee, have
thought 1t well to talk over these mat
tiers with the complaining senators.
They are anxious to bring in q bill
that will command the united support
Of the Republican party, and that will
be sure to become a law. They think
they will succeed. but beyond this they
said little except that they expect to
report the bill to the full committee
some time next week. The committee
says that none Of the changes will be
announced until all are given to the
public.
Made It . Bill for Revenue.
Members Of the committee told their
SohSo6uCS tudt Hldly IcuuCtiOuS nave
been made from beginning to end of
the bill. because OF the belief on the
part Of the committee that some Of the
house rates would be prohibitive. They
have listened patiently to advocates Of
increases. but have granted few Of the
requests. One of the members said that
the bill would be a revenue BILL and not
a prohibitive bill. The committee prac-
tically has agreed upon a modification
OF the retroactive clause Of the Dingley
bill. which 1t Is hoped will be salts
factory to the opponents Of the house
provision. The wool men are still press
ing for radical changes. The wool
growers are not satisfied with the rates
OF the Mantle amendment, but want
q complete change OF classification, and
still insist that no woods shall be ad-
mittes for less than cents a pound.
While some changes are probable in
this schedule it Is quite certain that
these demands will not be entirely met.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-21
IeHhI6l6 uALe W WOe.
Report That . Number Of People Hav
Been Drowned by the Flood.

Natchez, Miss. April IA terrible
tale Of woe comes from Bayou Videl,
in the lower portion Of Madison parish
The water from the Biggs crevasse
caught the people there unprepared and
unaware Of danger. Word was sent out
from that locality requesting that boats
be sent there at once. as the people
were drowning. How many were act
ually drowned is unknown. but Thomas
Blackman. his wife and infant are
known to have been drowned and T. p.
Kells came near losing his life In at
tempting to save them. 1t Is believed
others have persisted. Boats have been
sent to the fated locality
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-21
LEGAL:
Administrator's Nos,os.
T. q. THoxAS,
1880 Second Ave.
Ist.ss Of Ph!lip D,neeisein, dee.asel.

bstsse OF NIP OsnReidein, oeeease4.
Ths undssstensd having besn Appointed exeeu-
TOR Of the sst vi and tsstsntnt Of Philip DIN.
:sss 3, i Ias: q :ns essat e b. l:sa
that hs WIN appess before TIE county e0uri
q Rock Island county, ct the Once Of the eisri
q said sours, In the city Of Rock 1slsnd, Il the
next, q which time all psrsons AAviAg oiaini
against said sstats are notiAs1 aud Ss9Sestod @
aetsnd, fue ths puSlross d having he oAAs a.
An pssseas ipdsbeel - 80 sson1s oss -
9usced 70 make Immediate paymsat 70 the IN.
dsrslgnsd.
Dated his esA dsy u March 4. D.. ~.
PnItrP DiRssLDsn. IN, Rxsestoe.
Adam PLs ,sANrs. Attorney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-21

Washington. April 21.-Bernard Goode,
OF Michigan, superintendent Of the dead
letter Office in the postofiice department,
has resigned and d. p. Leibhardt, of
Milton. Ind. who held the office under
the Harrison administration, has been
reinafafod
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-21
Powers still Have Crete in Hand.

London. April 21.-On good authority
the Associated Press is informed that
the war betwene Greece and Turkey
VIII not affect the situation in Crete.
The powers having guaranteed the
safety OF the Mussulman population
they will continue their efforts to pacify
the island and endow it with autnomy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-21
THE TRAvHLERs' GUIDE.

, u1oAo0, BOOK bland . PAWulO
nn0v.l3fleks1g @ - pafeAass1 - ~.
~ sSceee9 . IoP fWlnf1eea aDoss 49,
cAhssalss sRsSt, sssk 4 PisSass. "A
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-21
He Rosignea By Request.

Washington. April 2l.-The resigna-
ton Of Frank T. Palmer. Of Wisconsin.
CHIEF OF the division OF accounts in the
Indian bureau. and formerly chief of
the education division in that Office, has
been rendered at the request OF the Sec
rotary and takes effect at once.