The Moline Review-Dispatch from Moline, Illinois • 10

Probably Blackmail- 4th, college of literature and science. Military science, art and design, vocal and Review-Dispatch F.A. BURGSTON GO. A Positive Curo for Every Cob. 3d Ave.

and 17th We have Just Received NEW SPRING AT VERY ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF MUSLIN OF EVERY At Lower Prices ALL OUR HEAVY AT A LARGE FOR STOCK COMPLETE IN ALL ITS DEPARTMENTS AN INSPECTION THEREOF SOLICITED Davenport on Monday was the scene of what was very likely an attempted black mailing scheme. Dr. A. J. Emeis.

a well known physician of that place, was called upon la the morning by a man named Eurppe, to visit bis wife, which be did in company with the man. The doctor found the woman in bed but apparently not very sick, but at her request and that of her husband, agreed to call again in the after noon and both the man anl womau were particular to know at what hour be would call, and the doctor said between three and four o'clock. At that time he again called and was shown into the room by the bus band and he approached the bed and took hold of the woman's wrist to feel her pulse. While tne doctor was thus engaged the husband rushed in with a revolver in his hand and charged the doctor with abusing his wife. The woman's brother followed und took the revolver away from Lueppe and both men demanded that Dr.

Emeis should set tle the uff ilr before it got into the papers. The doctor feeling that be was the viciim of a plot refused todo anything of the kiud. He cau ed the arrest of Lueppe who was tried yesterday before Justice Kramer. After the trial was ended Jus- tiee Kramer fined Lueppe $30 with costs ($9) lor assault. lie iid he was not elected as big enough blockhead to believe that a man of Dr.

Emeis' years, experience as a physician, and standing as a citizen, would be guilty of wrong conduct with a patient when ber husband and brother were withinifour feet ol him, and liable, if they had feelings for the sick wile, to open the door at any second and inquire as to the doctor's opinion. The defendant's attorney gave notice of appeal the district court. Dr. Emeis has determined to prosecute Lueppe and his wife, and her brother, for conspiracy to blackmail. People have come to him and told him so much as to the character of the defendants, that he believes it due to himself and to the community that they be exposed and punish ed.

He says Lueppe and his wife have been married about a month. Railway Election. The stockholders of the Burlingfon, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway Company met at Cedar Rapids on Tuesday Four of the old directors were re-elected as follows: II Griggs, of Davenport, Bailey, of Clinton, and Squires and Lyman Cook of Burlington- R. R. Cable, of Rock Island, was elected to succeed John I Blair.

Tho Board then organized by the election of the Hon. J. Tracy to succeed himself as president and the re election of the other officers. Mr. Dewey, of Des Moines, retired lrom the executive committee, and was succeeded by Mr Cable.

The representation of stock was greater than ever before. There beine: about forty-five thousand ehares of stock represented, which is about ten thousand more than was ever befoie represented at an annual e'eotion. Chatauqua- The students of the Chataugua Literary and Scientific Circle observe fifteen "memorial days" during the year. At noon of each of those days the big bell at Chatauqua rings said, that all true Chatauquans beside what shores soever they my dwell, can hear its distant echoes." That of II. V.

Longfellow occurs on the 17th inst. The literary lecture being on that evening, it will be observed by the Moline students, on Tuesday evening, at the residence of R. Nye, by a programme consisting of quotations and selections from Longfellow's works, and a sketch of his life. More Meat. The latest news from the chicken thieves comes from Stewartville.

A few nights ago a gang of thieves, which are sppposed to be the same that have been operating in this city for some time, made a call at the hennery of Josiah Heck, and it once proceeded in the same manner as tey have been accustomed, to decapitate the inmates of the coop. They had trrived as f-tr as No. 9, when Mr. Heck, vlio had heard the noise, made his appear-mce upon the scene, and the gang scattered without even taking their plunder ilong with them. Mr.

JJecfc had a dinner Sunday. The Large Pump Started- To-day at about 10 a. m. the large pump mil condenser at the water works was Halted lortlictlrst time in the wk of pumping water into the mains for use ot eiiy. This its first trial trip in forcini; the water into the mains ot course there an; minor details of ad-juMinent to In: lirule but the machinery vutked as weil as collkl bo expected.

Probably in a day or two the adjustments of this machinery will be complete and die city will then have a stillicicntamotint water to im el any emergency that may iiise. Sure To Go-A letter Innn St Joe. says that "the (acts legardim; ihe nire-t an 1 imprisonment of Nannie McAfee for Ihe stcalitiir of a satchel cutlery from th? I'nion depot in this city arc incontrovertible. While McAfee's fiieiids in their zeal fur his welfare might desire it otherwise, it is matter ot fact that he is still in jal! at this place, and it is only a mat ler of a short time when lie will go to the penitentiary for his crime. The evidence is coav'ciing, and escape is oat of the qucslion." instrumental music, nnl elocution are also taught.

Several schools are designated to examine applicants for admission to the college but I do not notice Rock Island or Jloline on the list. TLe nearest ones seemed to be Peoria, Peru, Otttwa, Sterling and Kcwanec. Candidates who can pass the examination there ara admitted with' out farther examination at Champaign The tuition is free in all university classes, The matriculation fee is ten dollars paya ble in advance and the yearly expenses range from $125.00 to $150.00 consequent ly a bank account of one thousund dollars would see any young man or woman, through a four years course. 1 wish space would permit me going more into detail of what I saw there, but I am constrained to remember that I am only one of many who are taking up space and must there foreclose. Youisetc, VVm.

G. Mohhis. Death of Mrs Swearingin- Tuesday at 7 o'clock a. occurred the deaili of Mrs. Irene iSwcuringin, at the family residence in East Moline, on Sixth avenue.

Mrs Swearingin was will known in this city, beinir one of the county's oldest residents. The deceased was born in Pleasant Valley, near this city in 1838, and was therefore ulmost forty-six years of age at the time ot her death. At the age of eighteen she iu company with several members ofberfamily moved to issouri. At the age of twenty wus she married at Camden, Missouri, to John Swearingin, and twelve years ago she was made a widow by his death. Two years after her husband's death, Mrs.

Swearingin returned with her family to Moline and has resided here ever since. Four children survive her, all of whom are well known in this city, and are the following: Mrs. Ella Mann, residing in Moline; John Swearingin of Kansas; Inez Swearingin and Willie Swearingin of this city. The cause of the death of the deceased was consumption, and Ler death was not entirely unlooked for. The funer al will take place at the family residence to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, and ihe interment will occur at Riverside Ceme tery.

In the death ot Mrs, Swearingin the family loses a kind and gentle moth er and a careful adviser. An Unfriendly Tip- W. J. Ferguson, the counterfeit dude, gave bis company anything but a friendly tip Friday morning. The combination reached Cairo, Illinois, twenty-four hours after the advertised lime.

The delay was occasioned by the floods, but he proceeded to fill his engagement, Ferguson, out of a spirit of ravengo, refused to let the curtain go up after the house became com foitably filled unless the manager gave him $75. Friday morning the star with his wife and brother-in-law, slipped away from the hotel and boarded the 3 a. iu train ticketed for New York, leaving the balance ot the company stranded a thou sand miles from home without money or friends. Kelly, the monied man and advance agent, was telegraphed at New Orleans the condition of things, and be sent funds for relief. Mr.

Walker, business manager, attributed thecontemptable action of Furguson to a desire to get even with Kelly for abuse which he recieved from that agent at one time in Deuvir. It was Sunday night, $1,200 in the house, and everything in good shape. Suddenly Ferguson notified Kelly that he would noi play Sunday. The money was returned and the audience dismissed, and the dud recieved a merited tongue lashing. New Chapel.

For some time past there has been considerable talk among the members of the Congregational church of this city ou tin subject of building a chapel upon tin Hluir, and now tho subject bus probably been decided, and in a short time, in doubt, the residents on the BlulT will liable to attend church without being com pelled to climb up aud down the hill, the lion. S. W. Whcelock, together in his wile, has donated to the soci for this purpose, the conv of Twelfth Street aud Sixteenth Avei o. The chapel will be under the charge the Congregational church proper, am' thU society will attend to its needs and wan It is expected that the building vill iu the neighborhood of ami il i intended that it shall be credit to that pai of the city.

There is no doubt but thai there will be some very libcrla donation: made by different members of the congregation. Police Points. Frank Harrington, who was arrested Saturday for stealing a dozen socks from the peddling wagon of A. Hull, Wo brought beloro llis Honor, Satuvdav evening, and was bound over. Tin morning the prisoner hj pearei.

before the county court and pleaded guilty and was lined The court, mi doubted ly took into consideration the fact that this was the prisoners firstollense and that also he was young and might yet make a useful citizen. liichard Cavenaugh is a bum, and when the above fact was proven to the entiro satisfaction of the Court, he was bound over In the stun ol $50 to appear at the next term of the Cir cuit Court. Richard is now located at Kock Island and is boarding with the genial John. Frank Lundahl has now got a new model to work from. It's just one of the sweetest girl babies in existence.

FRir-AY. FEB ICAHY OUR CHICAGO LEIfER. A Visit to the Illinois Industrial University The Buildings, Tuition. Etc. To the Editor of The Dispatch: Having to mak.

a t.ip to Champaign jiJ UrlMtia, Illinois, on business, my letters to The Dispatch Lave failed to materialize, ami as I leave here on Monday lor Springfield to attend the annual session of the Grand Lodge of Workmen, I tut filed to pen you a few lines to explain matters and things, I lmve not been able to watch the drift flf jnUitie opinion here, and knowing th.it jour dispatches keep you posted on the Derii's doings, the recent murders I Mr tnd Mrs. Wills-n and others, are the usual budgetbut enough of that. While in Champaign I took the oppor-tlinity of isiting the Illinois Industrial University, the school nt which Frank Williams, of Moline. attended. Rock Island is well represented there at present in Ernst Spcidel, who wil' graduate in June next, in chemistry, after ft fie years' course.

His brother Hugo is also a Student in civil engineering and making mpid progress. Both are sons of C. Speidcl, the well known druggist of Rock Island. Ben Allen Block, ion of the late Aaron Block a ward Cf Morris Kosenfield. is also there in his first year.

Ho intends rtmlyinir mechanical engineering with a view of making his life useful as well an Ornamental. Otto Huber and William F-Kendall, of ck Island are on the list of rtudents but 1 did not hate the pleasure of meeting them. Of course your readers will desire to know how students can be admitted there, the requisite qualifications, the cost of board and tuition, and at the risk of making this letter long, I will CDdeiiTor to correct a wrong impression liiat seems to have flown pretty generally from one end of the state the oiher, and lh' is: 1st, that it is not designed as a reformatory institution, that poor boys flon't require and influence.Congressional or otherwise, gain admission, that it is tlie cheapest institute of learning in the Ute, and boys and girls who desire to graduate in the higher branches, and who Jure a little money to spend in that direction should certainly send for the prospectus of this college. And now with this preamble, a brief review will be in orier. Congress granted 480,000 acres of land to endow this school in 18152, the uniTersity was charterel in 1307, and Opened to students in 1808.

In addition $400,000 were donated by Champaign County, in bonds, buildings and farms. The state has made large appropriations to the erection and fitting up of the various bu Idings, and stocking the arm. They have four buildings, two nuin buildings, the mechanical building the drill hall and the chemical laboratory. They now claim to have four colleges, and ten district schools. They have graduated 330 students up to 1883.

The college is situated about halfway between the cities of Champaign and Urbana, ot; hu dred and twenty-eight miles south from Chicago, on the Illinois Central rilrl. i bey have 023 acres, which Itcudoi th lind upon which the college trai din are erected, the stock farm, xp. lt ta mi, or harda, nurseries, lotvs a a.l parade grou ids. To show the aite oi tne buiidiu a we mention the miin building, it occupies three sides ol a quadrangle, the Irontago being 21-1 feet and upon the 122 feet. The library wing is fir roof and contains 15,000 volumes principally works of reference.

In the library wing are the museum of natural story, the art gallery and tho museum of engineering. The building is Leated by steam from a boiler bouse which forms the fourth side ot the quad rangle in the rear. The mechanical Iriiklmg and Drill liali is of brick 120 fti-t iii length and 88 fi-et iu widUi, well filled and arranged lor the instructions ol the In the bceond story is the drill room 12K80 suitable for instruction iu and- artillery p. met ice. The che-micd building built in 1878, al a iv.rt .10,000, contains live Libeniloi'ics, and is one of the in tho States.

The College owns building? valii'-l at 2 .00 acres of good bind in JUn mta and monies invented principal Iv in funds of To fully complete the good vwik of educating the m.i-HS, the monied men of Illinois should endow it with at least a million dollars, to that the faculty couid pay good salaries t- the professors' and push the college to tho front ra nk, the place it is destined to and that before long. The museum Wid iirt gallery are well worth a visit from those who are called iu that direction. The beautiful model ol lleury L. Gay's monument to King Victor Emanuel of Italy, occupies the center of the museum of engineering and architecture. It was designed to be 300 feet hich and to cost one and a quarter millions of dollars, this design won the second prize in 289 exhU titions, all the plans and drawings have been resented to the university.

The following are the colleges and schools: 1st, college of agriculture 2nd, college of engineering; 8rd, collage of natural scioncej Mo ine, III. an Elegant Display of EMBROIDERIES LOW PEICES. WIDTH AiD QUALITY Than Elsewhere. WINTER GOODS HEDTJCTIOIT CASH. Send us your address and we will mall too FREE OK CHARdK Inscriptive Illustrations of KLRbHEiiDT'S FASHIONABLE SPEC'lALTIlS! Laces.

Kuchings, Braids, embroideries and oUr STANDAKD ARTICLES. Address, THE KL'RSHEEDT M'F'tt Mention this paper. Hiew York City dSWIfON. I aaia apoililTa raiaaay for tba aaTa Alaaaaa; by It itaauwaila af taaaa Mia want klaA aad af Unj Itanaiaabara baaa auraa. In4aa4 Matratia la ml ttvf la ItaalBaaay, that I will Mnd TWO IOTTLIS VRlC geaar a LUaBLI TRHAT18H da Dili diaaaaa, ta aay aafferar.

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N.T. AGENTS Uentlenien experienced In sale of hleh-prlced A A MTCn books to carvass tn 1111-WMIN I tZU nols for a new standard retprence work. M. B. Gary 4 112 Masou bL, Milwaukee, wis.

Wbaa 1 tav tura i uu tiut maan Uiarmy to itop luum for a tlma aad than uava tbtnt retnra afain, menR a rndl-lul eara. I kaa naita tha dlatmna i FITS, KPILErST or FALLtNO SlCKNKSSa Ufa iong eimly. Ivarrautmy rcniady to eara tha wortt euea. Becaufa olhon hftra fallad la ao raaaon far aot now roaalrlng acaro. Stndat ouoa for a trontlaa and a Fra Bottla of my tnfalUlila remedy.

8lv. Bapraia aad Poet Oflea. It coilt nothing fir a trial, and I will eura yoa. A.i.lro Dr. H.

ROOT, in fearl St, Maw Tark. (I RAILROAD TICKETS." BOUGHT AND SOLD AT REDUCED RATES Also Steamship Tickets to and from Eurepeao Points. Give me a call. Telephone No. 303.

L. H. WHITSON, 808 Perry Street DHVffnimrt. Frea! CarCs and Chromes. AVe v.

Ill send free by rmiil a s.implc set of our hne U-i-raiui, p'rench, and American Ciiromo t' 4. or and eolil grounds. with a price list of ovt-r 2Xi different ncsins, on receipt of a stump f.r potairc. AVe will also send free by mail as len of our beautiful Chromos, on receipt of U-n cents to for packing- and postage i also enclose a confuiential price bst of our Urge oil Amenta wanted. Address F.

GL1.ASON 46 Summer Street, Boston, Mass. BOOK Canvassers. fMALEand FEfblALE I To entire in the sale of our nt- and imnortant works nt stamlant Iarre proflta and I mrnne 1 i n(x qnaCltiea. We otter nun leit-rntiir1 buainpa. Aiiilreaa Xle PI KUSHIXO 174 VV.

Fourth Street. Ciuciunati. Oiiio. FREEforTRIAL An nnfaillug arid speedy euro foe Utrvmi JJtbUUy aud Wtaknttl, Lou of TiialiiM and Vigor, or tnf THreanltof indiscretion, eiceat; overwork, (over forty Uo and poiltira surea.) tdr S- ufl 16e. for poatape on trial box ot 100 pills.

Addren, Dr. M. VT. BAOOM, eor.Clsrk 9t Calhoun 1-Iaca, Cmcioo, lu GOLD! for the working class. Send 10 cents for postage, and we will mail you fkkk, a royal, valuable box of sam-nle eoods that will put you In the way of making more money In a few days than you ever toought possible at any business.

Capital not recjutKiJ. Vewlll start you You can work all th time; or In spare Hie only. The work Is uni. versallT adapted to both sexes, young and old. You can easily earn from BO cents to $5 every evening.

That all wno want work in -y test tne rnifiiiess. WB ninke thlM unnaralleled r-fTer: to all who are not well satlslied we will send Si to pay for the trouble of wrtliifc us. Full particulars, directions, sent free. Fortunes will be made by those who give their whole time to the work, tireat success absolutely sure. Don't delay, tart now.

Address Stinson Portland, Maine. Administrator's Notice. Estate of llokan .1. Hokanson, deceased The tipf-n ntinolntcd adiallliS" tratrix of the estate of -kan J. lliikiiiison, law 01 ire, county 01 Jtoi-K i.siano, oime iiinn'io, deceased, hereby gives notice that she will appear belo Hie Count Court of HocK Island Cuiinty, at 1..

Il.l'll. nl uie oiiii-e 01 uie i iitk 01 sum i-ouii, ini-vuju. Kock 'sland, attheAiirll Term, on Third Holiday w.run!iw hlivilltf 111 'iii htm, ill VTiiiiu iiiiirj mi i'. ,1. nl ilm.

c.il.1 ni' Iliwl fil to attend tor the purpose: ot having the same Hiinisifu. All pel un.s inm-iui-ii 11 nni-i ruMiin" rei'iuested to make Immediate payment to tlm Ulidf-rsisrlieii, Dated this 11th (lav of February, A. D-. 1H4. KL1.KN HOKANSON.

Administratrix Administrator's Notice. Kslaie of Newton .1. Hubbard, deceased. The undersigned, having been appointed administrator of the estat of Newton Hubbard, late of the countv of Kock Island, State of Illinois, dec -used, hereby gives notice that he will appear belore the County Court of Hock Island county, at the ollice of the Clerk ol Maid Court, In the clly of Kock Island, at tie April term, on third Monday in April next, at which time all persons having claims agidnst said estate are notilled and reipiested to intend for the purpose of lixvlng the same adjusted. All persons Indebted to said estate are rriniesled to make Immediate payment to the undersigned.

Dated this 21st clay of January, A. 1SS4. (iKOKCiE W. MCJUTtPHY. Administrator.

Executor's Notice. Estate of Sarah A. Smith, deceased. The undersigned having been appointed Executor of the last Will and Testament of Sarah A. Smith, late of the County of Rock Island, State ot Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice that he will appear before the County Court of Rock Island County, at the ofllcw of the Clerk of said Court.

In the city of Rock Island, at the April Term, on the Third Monday to April next, at which time all persons having claims against said Estat are notilled and requested to attend for the purpose of having the same adjusted. All perrons Indebted to said estate are requested to make Immediate paynien 0 the undersigned. Duted this lath day of February, A. D. las.

1 WILLIAM JACKSON, Executor. WANTED i-oim ot stun and Blood Disease, from Pimples to scrofula. THOrSANIW OK LE fTEH.S in our rmitseaslon 1 re pf at tills story: I tiave bn a terrible sufferer ror years wan hiooii ami Skin tin mors; have been obllK'-i to shun public places by reason of my dl- li ors; lmve hurt the best physicians; have bihi hundreds of dollars and ot no real re. Ilef uulll 1 used tho Ciithiha Kk.soi.vks r. the new Blood I'urillrr, Internally, und Cutktka ami i pneuH soap, him Skin Cures and Skin Beaiitllicrs, externally, which have cured mo and leajiiy sum aim dioou as pure as a child's.

ALMOST INCREOIBLE. James K. Custom House. Nhii urieans, on own, says, In lH7ii Scrofulous I leers, broke out on my body until I was a muss o' rorruu- tlon. Everything knon to the medical fueulIM was tried In vain.

I became a mere wreck. At times could not llll my hands to my head could not turn In bed; was In constant pain, and looked upon II ie as a curse. No relief or cure In ten years. In lsso i ueuru oi uie ll'tjccra Kkmkuiks, used them aim was perfectly cured. hworu lo before U.

S. Com. J. I). CRAWFORD.

STILL MORE SO. Will McDonald. 'iM'i Dearborn Street. Chi cago, icraiemiiy acknowledges a cure or I oema, or hall Reeum, on head, neck, face, arms ami legs lor seventeen years; not able to move, except on hand-snd knees, ror one jear; not able to keep hlinsell for eluht years; trlrd hundreds of remedies; doe-tors pronounced his case nelss. iierinauenllv cured by the Cli'ricuu KKuaniES.

MORE WONDErFUL YET. II. Carix-ntrr. Henderson. N.

cured of Psoriasis or Leprosy, of twenty Tears standlni'. liv CuncuiiA Rkmkiiiius. The most wonderful cure on record A dustpanful of scales fell from linn dally. I'urslclans and his friends thought he must die. Cure sworn lo before a Justice of the peace and Henderson's most prominent citizens.

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ConuiKious, and Copper-colored Diseases of the Blood Skin and Scalp with Loss of Hair. Sold tiy all druggists. Price: Cdticura, 50 Basoi.vr.ll fil; Soap. 24 ets. PoTTKB Dhdo auii Cukmical Boston, Hums.

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Bronchitis, uroppmgs into the Throat, Pains tn the Chest. Hvsnei.sla. Wasting nr.mrAiiu.tii and Flesh. Los of Sleep, cured. One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol vent and one Dr.

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Adiiress Empire Copy'tf $si Canal N. The old French Doctor's Klcelpt wilt produce hair on bulcl head and hii-a faces quicker than anv other compound. nVKK KVKKY TIME. "Price, by express, 81 per bottle; 6 boliles or the receipt for making same S5. Address OKO FKATT CO.

West Pwlef, V't, P. O. OLSON, MERCHANT TAILOR, SL Inner Moline, III, wr mm ST' faa A full and choice line of fall and winter suitings In readiness for the trade. workmanship and a perfect Bt guaranteed. lew Flour Feed Store AT HE FIVS POHTTS.

33. Zsoko, Propzistor A full simply of Hour, Feed, May. Straw, Karand Shelled Corn, and tirst-class potatoes In any quantity. Electric Applluicai art lent 30 Diyi' rial. TO hllU ONLY, YQUKQ CR OLD, Wllo ar mffeHnf Nmivort Iimn.rrT, I.osr Vitii.itt, I.4ri or Ni Fom i iu VlQim, WTI thOi(lHl of a 1-misoiitL tlii rmuiunif frm uris n4 ithr Ctctu.

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CLUE. All VMS A rlr dr. KTDRE V- Sander Sons' EiiCulps Extract LEUCALYPTOLl Professor, Dr. Mosler, Director of the medical clinics of the Unlver lty of (Jrelfewald, Germany. Froressor, l)r.

Fltzer, Dean or uie American Medical College, at St. I.o ils, aud other states. SANER SONS' EUCALYPTUS EXTRACT bucaltptol Destroys Low Life. Prsvents Decomposition of the Blood Prevents Contagion. Allays Inflammation.

Cures Rheumatism. Cures Neurilgia and Erysipelas. Cures Colds and Inflammation of tie Bran chial Tubes. Cures Diarrhoea and Dysentery. Cures Croup and Diphtheria.

Cures Diseases of the Kidneys and Urinani Organs. Cures all hinds of Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, etc. It surpasses in its effects all other prepa- tions recommended for the above ailments, as no other agent possesses the combined properties of checking inflammatory actio and destroying low life. CAUTION. Sander Sons' Eucalypti Extract (Eucalyptol).

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