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Newspaper

Moline Review Dispatch

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1881

Page

5

Latest News Items From Telegraph and World

Attorney-General McVeagh Secretary Windom and Assistant Secretary Upton travel to New York to discuss finances. Prince Ferdinand of Sweden is dead. Towboats carried 307000 bushels of grain from St Louis to New Orleans. U.S. Marshal W S Bates fatally stabbed near Somerset Kentucky. Cooper a marshal killed nearby while opposing moonshine distilleries. Four thousand emigrants left Bremen for the United States, 20000 since January. World’s Fair Commission cannot find a president, Cyrus W Field offered. Brown of Cincinnati a one legged soldier appointed Pension Commissioner. Mint reports March coinage 1308161 with 2300000 silver. Captain Henry appointed U S Marshal for DC. Gold shipments and winds of change ripple through. Windom meets New York financiers. Ohio snow and drifts affect travel. Greece rejects Turkey frontier terms. Powell expelled for bribery in British Parliament. Public debt fell 6192810 in March. Six killed in Virginia boiler explosion. Cincinnati wagon and varnish factories burned. 300 wagons lost. Frost harms crops in Louisiana Mississippi Alabama. peach crop fears. Ohio snow followed by thaw. Massachusetts House defeats prohibitory bill. Bee hives damaged near Urbana by cold. Colonel Scott’s $50000 gift to Washington and Lee University. adds to prior 10000. James Buchanan Johnston dies at 14 in Baltimore. Dispute over instruction officers in signal service. Sherman and Hazen claim rights. New York Board of Trade opposes Merritt removal. Rockford Illinois ends railroad war. C M and St P triumph. Colquitt of Georgia before DC Grand Jury for attempted murder. New York workers ask fifty cent pay raise.

McVeagh Windom Upton New York Prince Ferdinand Sweden St. Louis New Orleans W.S. Bates U.S Somerset Cooper Bremen United States Lord Beaconsfield Jay Cooke Philadelphia Kansas City New York World’s Fair Commission Cyrus W Field Brown Cincinnati Henry U S Marshal District of Columbia Fred Douglass Ohio Greece Turkey Powell House of Commons Wigan Lancaster Berkely Robertson Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Massachusetts House of Delegates Urbana Ilinois Thomas A. Scott Odo Washington and Lee University James Buchanan Johnston Henry E. and Harriet Lane Johnston Baltimore General Sherman Neral Hazen New York Board of Trade and Transportation Merritt Rockford C. M St. P Clarence Colquitt Colquitt Georgia District Court of Columbia Charles Martin E A McBee

American Minister Witte Resigns to Return Home

Hon. A UD Witte, the American Minister to Germany, has submitted his resignation and expresses eagerness to come home at an early date.

A UD. Witte Germany

Catholics Seek 200000 Acre Settlement in Arkansas or Texas

A Catholic colony under Bishop Spalding plans to buy about 200,000 acres of land in Arkansas or Texas for permanent settlement. The move aims to establish a large, self contained community under religious guidance.

Bishop Spalding Arkansas Texas

New County Board To Contain Twenty Four Members

The upcoming Rock Island County Supervisors will total 24 members eight more than before. The census adds seats for Rock Island and Moline, while listing candidates across Andalusia Black Hawk Canoe Creek Cordova Coe and other townships. Names include Ballard Heath McConnell Liphardt Hollister Wray Taylor Albrecht Rleid Hirsch Oakley Atkinson Ritter Blomberg Schneider Burtall Wilson Campbell Osborn. Buffalo Prairie yields no return. Republicans lead the board.

Board of Mty Supervisors Rock Island Moline Andalusia James W. Ballard Black Hawk William L. Heath James B. McConnell Canoe Creek John A. Liphardt Coe A. F. Hollister Cordova Daniel Zummerman Coat Valley Thomas Lees Drury John E Buffalo Prairie

Electric Bitters Prove A Popular Family Tonic

Spread the Good News. As a family medicing and tonic, there is no remedy at present giving such universal satisfaction and effecting so many as tonshing cures, as Electric Bitters. Our druggists report a lively demand for them, at times being unable to supply the many calls. All bilious attack, stomach, liver, and kidney complaints, diabetes and gravel, readily yield to brief curative qualities. Sold by all druggists at fifty cents per bottle.

Illinois city letters on weather politics and clay industry

The writer notes heavy snow hindering travel, laments vaccination risks and medical practices, and discusses local politics in Drury and Buffalo Prairie. He praises a Republican ticket, mocks a Greenback candidate, and highlights Buffalo Prairie clay banks poised to boost pottery, with Roseruffalo noted.

Watertown Wedding and School Exhibition Recap

In Watertown, Geo H Sible marries Miss Mary Howard before about six guests with Rev H S P Warren officiating and a lavish cake gift from Miss Lillie Schenker Crawford. A public school exhibition follows featuring recitations tableaux and music, with praise for teachers and community support.

Geo. H. Sible Mary Howard Lillie Schenker-Crawford Nellie McNeal A C. Sible Fred Rawson Moline Julia Sible Cordova Louisa Pardee Frank Sible C. D. Upson Emma Anderson Geo. McNeal Geo. Allabrow John McGraw C .H. Tucker W.E Crawford Geo . Livergood Aleda Axelson Geo. R. Cairns R Allsbrow Eddie C. Potter Grandma Howard Plow Shams Mrs. O'Brien

How to Make Soap for a Cent a Pound

Instructions describe shredding five bars of Electric Soap, boiling in three quarts water, straining to remove solids, then adding three gallons cold water and mixing. After four hours it claims to yield forty pounds of white soft soap at a fraction of a cent per pound, suggesting a cheap production method.

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