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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-15

Hoods Pills cure sick headache,
nausea, biIiousness and all liver ills
Price % cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-15

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Casc2retS Candy Cathartic Toe or &c
II c. c. C fail TO cure. druggists refund money
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-15
Ice Cream and Fruit Ices

1t is not only good to the
taste, but it is nourishing
and acceptable TO the invalid.
the children and grown poo
Pile. We always carry an as
sortment of llayors, and we
have nice paper packages
suitable for carrying it home
to the wife or family. There
is nothing that puts as much
TONE to your table As n nice
Brick of Ice Cream. Your
guests remember il and are
delighted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-15

EOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
II or without board. 20 Thirteenth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-15

LTOR RENT-NICE FLAT. CENTRALLY
It located. Apply To John +. Stafford,
room =, BurOrd block.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-15
FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-TwO GOOD BUILDING LOTS.
II sONi!O feet, near G., X * T. depot, 4
bargain. q. 700
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-15

LIOR RENT -RESIDESCE OF II ROOMS.
II corner of Nineteenth street and Seventh
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II heated rooms In Hurst block. suitable for
offices orpTiyate apar Lmcnts. Apply at Jack
son * Hurst Office.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-15

nor REST-THREE OFFICE ROOMS
II over 400 Third avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-15

Requirements of the Great Rock
Island institution Which
War Imposed.
HOW THEY WERE ALL MET.

Has Risen to Every Emergency and Its
Best Days OF Usefulness Are to Come
With the Increased Army, and Its Rec
1t Has Accomplished.
The Chicago Record of today has
an extensive detailed account of how
Rock Island arsenal met the emery
ency of war and rose to all require
ments imposed upon it, of how the
force of men employed there was in
creased from 400 workmen to ). 600
in few weeks. The character of the
arsenal's output is also dwelt upon,
and its future spoken of as bright
The Record says: Rock Island ar
senal las Just attained and passed the
height of its activity as mauufac-
tory of munitions of war for the Uni
ted States army. The act of congress
authorizing the arsenal was approved
June II, 1862, and work was begun
the following year. Since then the
government has spent something like
S15, 1000, 900 here, on shops, bridges
water power and other island and ar
senal improvements. but the years
that have passed since then have
never seen such busy days at this great
post as were those that have Just
passed. With the declaration of war
a few months ago there was Il sudden
and large demand for the equipments
which it is the mission of this arsenal
to supply. At the time about 400 men
were employed in the manufacture of
harness. targets. belts, canteens, cups,
plates, fryingpans and all the multi
plicity of such furnishings demanded
by well-fitted army in the field. The
commandant- Capt. Stanhope f.
Blunt and now ma jOr-was not discOn-
certed by the large demands that were
made on him, but rallied fresh energy
to meet the cali, as did his subordinate
officers. New men were placed on the
paw roll as fast as they could be pro-
vided for, until for the month of July
the pay roll of the arsenal showed
2.9O1 names, with wage disbursements
of S174, 95O.j4. Early in the war
came an order to disregard the statute
making n days work consist of eight
hours and to work ten hours. Very
soon after the receipt of this order
comes another instructing Mai.
Blunt to establish n night shift,
and to crowd production as fast
dS lDOSSlDlC- IutSG OlNlcI5 WCIC eA-
ecuted to the letter The rush
orders that have been on file at the
office of the commandant have been a
godsend to the arsenal employees, and
they have been appreciated. Just be-
fore the war began there was some
wage difficulty here and it looked ut
that time as though some of the work
being done at the arsenal might be
taken away from it, as the easiest
way of dodging an unpleasant cpl
sode. But the war opened in time to
save the wages of the arsenal en-
ployes. as well rs the honor of Spain.
The man who works for the govern
ment on 10-hour day draws proper
tionate wages for his two hours over
time. This gave the 81 a day men
81. 80, the 50 men 1919. the 81 men
50 and so on. Under this arrange
ment there was not the slightest
grumbling."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-15

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II suitable for two gentlemen Can at 81
Twentieth street.
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NOR PENTHOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS,
Il in good order, TO small family. Inquir e
~ ITO Third avenue.
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Tor REST-DESK ROOM IN RKIDY
Il Bros. ONCE, Rooms. Mitchell Lynde
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HvASTED-OFFICF BOY. ALSO CARPEN-
w ter. Lewis Roofing Company
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C1E TO SO PER WEEK SALARY OR
splc commission. First class statesmen
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Whole <aie. one dozen 90 cents one gross S.
Easy 10 sell retail in every house. \ Iocent
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cents in stamps, FOR five dozen 81; - dozen -
Sole agents wanted everywhere Gottschalk
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Boston block, minneapolis, MINI
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FOR RENT.

E'oR BEST-oFFICE ROOM OVER DAVID
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LNOR LEASE FOR A TERM or YEARS
IL for sale on easy terms the store. No.
2l7 Eighteenth street. now occupied by Nc
Ncvin * Ganscrt. y Benedict. Harper house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-15

TOR SALE-OOAL IN ANY QUANTITY
~ of 81 bushels or over st u so per ton, de-
nvered g. o. D. TO any part OF the city. Leave
orders 1t Commercial house barber shop, Rock
Island, or Enos James, Milan.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-05-29

The wal is booming right along at
an expense of s., 500, 900 a day. AT
this cost the faster it is pushed along
the better it will be. If it should
last a year it would cost about $500.
600, 600 and would entail a sorry lega,
cy on the coming generation.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-05-29
REAL CAUSE OF WAR

The Massachusetts Unitarian So
c1ety, IN annual convention at the
city of Boston, has adopted a resolu-
ton requesting the Secretary of Wa
to forbid the use in the navy of the
war cry, Remember the Maine q
The ground upon which the request
is based is set forth at length in the
resolution. The society says the fre-
duent repetition of this sentiment
gives rise to the idea that the war
with Spain is a war for revenge,
whereas, as a matter OF fact, it is be-
ing prosecuted for the purpose OF H.
beratlng Cuba. In other words, the
Unitarlans think that the humane
motives of the United States in spend
ing its money and sending its citizens
to the slaughter should be thrust for
ward and the meaner and more ig-
noble motives kept in the back
ground.
Yet the phase Remember the
Maine expresses the sentiment of
ninety out Of every 100 men who in
this country favor the prosecution of
the war. Had not the battlesllip
been blown up in Havana harbor,
whether by Spaniards or Cuba1s,
there would have been no conflict
That event was the exciting cause
the final straw that broke the Can1el's
back and aroused the angry passions
OF the people of the United States.
For over sixty years we have been
putting up with Spanish outrages in
the vicinity of Cuba. The brutal
slaughter of the crew ofthe ship Viz
ginius in 1875 nearly brought on hos
%tllitles, But at that time the country
was still suffering from the devasta-
ton and waste of the civil a and
our people were not exactly in the
mood to engage another conflict. So
the Nirginius affair was patched I'D,
anu d long line OF OutrageS of which
1t was the elimination were allowed
to slip into oblivion. But the de
structlon of a ~battleship in Havana
harbor was more than the people
could stand. The most conservative
and peaceful Of citizens got mad when
the news of that affair reached them.
1t is doubtful whether President Nc
kinley could have prevented war, SO
powerful! an effect had this affair pro
duced upon the public mind.
The words ''Remember the Maine.'
therefore, express the average senti-
ment OF the American people, and,
while 1t may sound better to pretend
that this war has been undertaken
tor the liberation of Cuba. the truth is
1t is designed to avenge the Maine.
Such being the case, why
the truth? History will tell the story
as it is, despite the resolutions Of the
Massachusetts, Unitarians.-Post.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-05-29

The Governor of Maine proposes tc
remember the Maine in a substantial
way. Rather than call an extra SEES.
sion of the Maine Legislature to pro
vide means for modelling the State
militia, Governor Powers proposes, it
is said, to foot the bill himself.
imperials, Tecks, Puffs and Windsors
the latest creations in neck wear at 10
Platt's, the Pioneer ClOthier.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-05-29
What is SCOTS Emul-

What is SCOTS Emul-
sion?
1t is the best cod-liver oil,
partly a:ssestedd, and COM
bined with the hypophos-
phites and glycerinc. What
will it do? 1t will make
the poor blood of the anamic
rich and red.
twill give nervous energy
to the overworked brain and
nerves. 1t will add flesh to
the thin form of a child,
wasted from fat-starvation.
1t is everywhere acknowl-
edged as The Standard OF
the World.
SOC. and 81 90, all druggists.
y & bOWNE, Chemists, New York.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-13

Pianks Endorsed by MiddIe-of.the.Road
Populists.


| ST. LOUIS, Mo-, January Is The
national conference OF midds-of lh-
road populsfs has indorsed the plat
form puI forth by the national organi-
z4lion committee last November, and
/ upon this platform will not only issue
its call for convention In April, bus
will SEEK the election OF congressmer.
for the NIX four years and the elec-
ion Of papulist president in 1900;
There arc, eight planks in the platform.
They are as follows:
l. Absolute paper money, based on
ever, comm.dity and r-sourse-. of the
nation. full legal f.. d4r andffeceivable
fer dues thr Unitpd States.
2. Free coinage of & I'D and silver at
the pr.sent legal ratio; the coin debts
Of the Uited States payable in either at
the tptin, Of the vefn suent.
g. All money 10 be issued ny the gov.
eminent ami paid our direct 70 The pc pie
T., services rendered, or II be loaaed 10
them AT a low rate Of Interest on safe
security. spd eith " the istersan icn CT
p iva Q banks, provided thst the volume of
currency shall u Il xceed $50 psr capita.
4. Guvernment ownership aud opera
tion'of ali railroads, telegraph acd teie
ph )ae lines.
8. The opposition to alien ownership
ard hniiing u land for speculative pur-
poses.
Opposi ion t, court made law.
Z. Opposition to trusts.
. We especia ly commend the initia-
tive aud referendum and the imperative
IN and to,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-13

WASHING TON, D. c., January lS--
In the senate, to-day, the pension bill
was reported A resolution 14s Of,
fered by Cannon, OF Utah, and adopt.
I'd. requesting the president to say
what measures have been taken ia
Cuba, 10 protect Amerlcan crizans.
Caffery, OF louisiana, addressed the
sena'e in opposition to the immigra-
ton bill
WASHINGTON, d. @. Jannary Is =
The suu.s vent into committee OF the
whole on the agricultural appr pria.
,ion bill l. amounts to $3 250, 900
an increase OF $3.50, 900 over the cur
rent year
D 'armond, of Missouri. used ON.
grstulatory teles rams exchanged with
Hanna over his election rs, a text for a
semi hum purous attack upon the re-
publican parry The gentleman,
Dearmond said, had telegrsphed Pess
ident Mckiolev. "Gpd r. igns and
he republican party still lives The
first proposition, he can'inuad, admit
ted nf no argument. G ID rrigns, and
what followed was, tn, refore, all, the
more inexpIicable--" rhe rspu6 1can
oarty still lives - Cannon, .of iinnis.
id he desired to express his, sense If
grati6sa'ion Of the recsipt OF he news ot
Yesterday. The will of the people OF
Ohio had been Z carried out By II An
mas election. The efforts of traItors
b I'd failed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-13
IowA's NEW EXECUTIVE.
Governor Shaw and Acknowledgement
MiiIiman lnauauratsd.

Dies MONIES, Iowa. January Is -
With the usu j pomp, ceremony and
enthusiasm Honorable Leslie NJ. Shaw
was, to-day, inaugura'ed governor Of
The state OF Iowa, succeeding Francis
l. Drake, and J G Milliman took the
oath of flee as liputenar. governor ia
succeed Matt PArrott. II is stated as
fact that certain superstiiious folk
urg.d the governor-eIrct to defer the
inauguration one dsv on the ground
that his term of flee might prov.
unlucky if hs were sworn in on thu
IS b. Mr.. Shaw, however. would not
listen to he suggestion, and he was
iully JUST fi-din his terDination to
standby the Is h, when an examina
tlon of the state r. casds d. veioped the
fsct That G .vernor samuel J Kirk
wood. " n, alec sv6a ipauguratrd on
lhe l 8 d.y OF the first m nth of the
year, went from the gubernatorial
.hair to the u tied Sia'es senate, and
later 3f came member OF the cabinet
Hence this unlucky day, in popuiar
is sur p - d 10 be lucky
one for Iowa chief executives. The
CITY is 10 gala garb IN honor II iuaugu-
ration day. and The affair was attend d
by considerable clat.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-13
4 l)nloue ExhibItlon,.

NEW YoRx. January IS The
annual sportsmap's sexp 'stlon and
bicycle show, which opened to-day a.
Madison Square garden, is by all
means the most complete exhibition
that the national sportsman's as ,cia-
ton has yet attempted. che catalogu
would i'll an ordinary newspap r
There are the latest and most i'm.
proved inventions In rif rev .Ivr
rap and field shooting, in foo'b all
ennis, golf, hocky and other forms ~
athletics, in bnating Ard canoe'ng, IN
.halniess bicycles and bicycle sundrips.
Shile the big powdtr companies and
,mmuni'iou factories have immers
md striking displays. There ar,
several boats on exhibition that mex
.soring will be used in tue rv4r aaa
axes Of the Klondyke region, A
feature Of the exposit on will bs y
national bowling consest under tn
ausplces OF the American bowling
oongrs e., and in which the leading
cracks Of the country will participate,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-13
They are ovid Us :,

-KINeMsHER, o. II. January is =
rhere are,over 500 people here TO-
day, representing all the three politi.
cal par les. in advance Of the non
partisanf statehood convention whict
will be called 10 order this evening.
Nihe-,en,hs of the peapie of the Terri
tory favor statehood, hut bitterness
mas already been il cted into the
movement BY the rivalry Of five towns
TOR the location nf the capital. To-
ghl's gathering will be free from
poliics, bus this morning the nli-
can delegates are holding a free homes
and stateho d conference on their own
hook and with the view Of formulating
platform TO be presented to the
regular convention
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-13
HORIZONTAL BILL"
Retirss Prom Political Lie With wsIi-Esrnsd
Reputation.

WASHINGTON d c., January 49,
A plc,urtsque public figure retires 10
private life TO day, when Colonel Wii-
| liam r. Morrison BY virtue Of tho end.
ipg Of his term OF tfflce reIinquishes
the Craftsmanship Of the interstate
commerce commission. "Horizontsl
Bill" as be Is known 70 the politics Of
ths country, 10 10 his seventy third
year, but be is still so acive and vlgor-
Qua that, although he announces that
he will never again be candidate for
public eMce, he proposes 10 resume
the preoiice of law rather than spend
The years that remain to him IN we'll
earned idleness. Colonel Morrison
has never had much opportunity TO
pracuce law uotil now, for bis entire
life has been d.voied to agriculture,
war and politics He was wounded
when with Grant at Fort poneIson,
and when he went hcme to convalesce
10 '62. his fellow citiz.ns sent him to
congi ess. When his term was up
they sent him TO the state legislature,
aud whec this term Was up, they sent
him ba' k to congress for four consecu-
tive terms His periodical battles for
congress down in the dis,ric' known as
Egypt" with Jrhu Baker as his
periodical opponent, Is part OF the
d m ,cratic history of the country.
Wnen he WIS beuien the last time,
President Cleveland put him into the
interstate commerce commission, and
hero he has Iemsinei until to-day.
II was ia the for y.eighth congress that
he reported the M. sore which became
famous and p ,pulariy ko"wn as the
Morrison hnriz NAL tariff bill.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-13
The City Scene Of Mourning,
Misery and Funeral
Corteges.
THE RIOTS IN HAVANA
Consul. General Lee Refuses 10
be Protected by Armed
Spanish Troops.
"8LAcK JACK" IN MEXICO

Fort SMITH, Ark. January io.---
Up to . o'sl.ck this morning, forty
three bodies have been taken from the
runs left by the terrible cyclone OF
yesterday seven are unidentified. All
night long the rescuers worked in the
debris. bringing on bndies Il the dead
In the ruins OF boarding house the
budles OF four men we're found last,
eYe,ipg, none being identified IL is
bell, " that mspy other b' dis are
DEF per down in the same d bris.
To-day 70 day Of funerals, over
thirty of the cyconst victims being
LAID 10 rest 10 tbs various cemsteries.
Balls toll out their sad story all over
the city, aud the entire populacs walk
with heads low wsred. The city 10 a
huge morgup.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-13
proh ,blx Held for Ransan !.

DALLAS, Tx. } nu.y - Amos
the en,ire pcplla,ion of wnxahachir,
are ou' hunilng Tor the twelve-year-
old daughter II james 8. Davis, one oi
the wealt niesr men In western Texas.
The child has bpsn either Kidnapped
or murdered. Fully 600 men ard
youths, m s,ls armed, are searching
for the child. probably held for ram
som Ifthe k'dnapp-rs are cap ured.
deah will uo ioubtedly bs theirsfafe. -
DALLAS rsx,s, January IS The
child 81 ,nny" DAVIS. was fund to
day, several miles from ,hpme, with
her mind affected. She suffered no
ph, sicsl injury.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-13
Killed N Pueblo.

PUEBLO, Colorado, J .nuary, IS =
tesm-ter named Htwks wKseinstant-
Iy. killed by wrst-buund Rio Grahs' 9
passenger train No /. a "a h street,
1915 o ~ Yesterday. His bead wa
sv d from his hndy. the truck of
which was frighlfully mangIed
H,a ks was employed b,
Micnaels Powers, who is dping som ;
b i.-k W rk at the Pniladelpnia smell
ttr H4wks had iu.t loaded his wagon
with bricks at the Standard 6ee brick
c,mpany's works u W rods away and
had 30 nearv crossed the tracks that
bis horses were in no way injured.
The wagon was almost totally demol-
ished
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-13
TRH.sURe HUNTERS KILLED.
Prominent New Workers supposed Killed BY
indians.

New YORK. Janusry 10 --rb,
World says. y N Wniton, bark /
nnd broker, received word yestetdey
that Professor A. J. Kseler. Fred Cook
Kingsley and Thomas tirId, all Of TIFF
vicinity, had lost their lives la Arix ,nn, !,
while in quest OF treasure.
The dispatch anfonnciog their
eaths came from J, A II. Waters,
son OF Erne,t Waters, one OF
she bonanza kiogs Of Col
orado, who was also in-
;. rested in the enterprise. The sup
position Is that the adgen,urers, who
had secured treasnrers in gold dust
and precious stones, were murdered
by rowing band OF Nsvsj, Ipdisos.
Mr. Wilton said that hs would at
once send a trusted agent TO get all the
particulars of the matter, and also to
fad. II p ssible, the gems and & III
that the uuforlrnates were bearing out
Of The coun,ry
Professor Keeler was born and
raised 10 Hobokeo. N. r.. and W q
graduated from the university at F'ie-
ne'g, Germany. He was an expert in
mineralogy.
Kingsley was son OF the late VIII
ism Kingsley, engineer Of the Brook
iyn bridge, and was also graduated
from Frieoerg.
Thomas Field was a naturalist and
tsxidermist, and was associated once
wi b Professor 3 II. The party started
frum Denver 10 rhe early part Of May.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-13

WASHINGTON. d O., January 13.-
The president to-day nominated ex-
Senator H. A. w. Taber postmaster al
De, YER, Colorado. ss
AsHlNGToN D. q, January 13.--
Ex.Seuaior rHhor's appointment as
pns master a, Denver, is y great sur.
prise. Il recalls TO public life an ip.
ter. sting. picturesq qnr figure. For just
thirty. sewn days Mr. rshor was sena-
tor, beicg elected in 1883 % fill out he
unt xpired /. rm of Senator Teller. wh
resigned 10 become seer tary Of the ins
terror In Presid, nj Ar'hur's cabinet
Il bor immediately became noted in
Washington for many reesons. 5u'
chi. Hy as ,ts prs-essor of $500 right
gowns. He brought with him to
Washington alo a handsome bride.
whom ne ,o.k great delight 10 point
ing out to his colleagues IN her
atr,king c,siumes. Every old miner
10 Colorado has de. p ! We for lhe
senator, who is great hearted. genial
and true Il is WnIcott's appointment
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-13
WANTED NO GUARDS.
Consul General Lee rad No Need Of Spanish
Profession.

WARRINGTON, b G., January Is -
The Spanish MINISTER called at tht
state department at 10:30. this morn.
ing. He sta ed that the riot 10 Hava-
M. yesterday, which lasted couple
of hours, was confined to young army
cuiz MS. censured by certain news.
papers, who retalist.d BY attacking
the newspaper ificrs and pelting win
dows As SOM as the excitement oc.
cured, guard OF seventy five soldiers
we're sent to guard General Lees Of
fise, and twenty five TO his house.
wnere bis wife and d.uyhter are. The
guards were later Withdrawn, upon the
r. quest OF General Lee, who saw no
n, ces.ity Tor them. The excite ment
soon subsided and in a short time the
ci'y was AZ quiet as usual.
Japusry Is Order has
restored in the CITY General
" personally gave orders for ihe
sion rf the mob nv he r,gu'ats
The crowds dispersed, but
Afhe evening the mob sgaiu
ed immed IL ely IN front OF Gen
knco's palace and renewed its
Strocg guards now proteci
Fee Newspapers attacked yester-
Soldiers guard the principal
let's uf the euv
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-13
HANNA'SAFTERMATH
Occurrences Since Harvesting
the Ohio Senatorial
Plum Crop. @
PRoFusE IN GRATITUDE.
Eshslby, Of Cincinnati, Could
Have beaten Hanna aud
Been Elected.
THE FEDERAL PATRONAGE

COLUMBUS, Ohio, January 49,
e. 0 Eshelbv, city treasurer Of Gu.
cinnati, aud head and front OF the
anti-Cox movement there, brush d
aside the Uoited States s,natorship.
which was bis for the taking. The
four fusion republicans from Cincin.
nat wanted to vote for him. and Kus,z
offered the senatorship to Eshelby
Hs had seven men who stood by bin
10 the last. These eleven, with the
democrats, made three more than
M ,riry. The democrats agreed to
vote for Esbelby. Eshclby refused .
tempting proffsr aud worked for
Hanna, and The ur Cincinnati repuh-
licens follow him. After the H. BIT,
Hanna ru-h up to Eshelby, ia th-
Neil House, and throwing his arms
ab ut him, exclaimed: &c ID bless
you Ed; want to press you clos- to
my heart" and he drew E ,hslby to
him