The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-27
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Radical Forgeries of Nat
uralization Papers.
The Rascals in Jail.
Probable Death of Louis Ma
poleon.
EN- EEEIiENT IN RELATION TO THE
sEETENCE OF COZ. LYNCH.
ACTE0s NEW YORK ON THE
SUBJECT.
PRES ASKED TO USE
Ills INFLUENCE FOR
PARDON.
ACTE0s IN NEW YORK ON THE
SUBJECT.
PROSE- cts or An EXTENSIVE IN
DIAN VAR.

New Z elm. Oct. 21.-Otto Banoux, a clerk at the
the rer glir naturalization Office No. 8, Centre st.
| an Phillip Milling and Henry Smith were arrested
yesJy-iaF charged with forging the name Of Judge
| Mcneil, the supreme court, to naturalization GER
tifca.az. The accused committed 10 Jail in de-
| far q SI,v80 bail to answer.
| The New FORK HeraId's Fl. LeavenwOrth dispatch
| Ne Robinson of Utah. and superintendent of the
only lrsetan Sabbath School IN Salt Lake City was
murdered ny the Mormons, on October oath. Gen
Colaar, -1Emerly commanding in Utah, telegraphed
thar ts -uJles of that city, panicsrichen, and
a. ices Kew. DR.. Norman NcLade not to return
| there
TAs New York Hcralds Leavenworth dispatch
Nine launred and twenty-five ounces of gold dust
were shipped from Colorado during the week ending
tire -1ia, which Is increase of 81 Gee the
shipuaa. lf the previous week.
Tho n. \. Trlbune's Berlin correspondent of the
TIE celebrated Dr. Lauger Beck, chief surgeon of
army left days ago for Bearrtz to consult with
the physicians of the French emperor on the posi-
bI.tp If operation yesterday.
a dispatch was received from ambassador at
Paris tll- there hoyc of the recovery Of Ma
poIeau, and that his death may be hourly expected
tho fact ICING only still kept secret.
NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-The news of the conviction
and sentence to death of Lynch, the fenan, created
the greatest excement among the Irish citizens of
this city.
TAe common council Of this city met and
passed reso!utioBs requesting the Canadian
authoFtloa to pardon the prisoner, and re.
uuosllHE the President to use all efforts to
Obtain tho same.
Tie Iammany Hall democracy also held a
meeting and passed resolutions of less pacifice
character denouncing British justice and calling
for Vengeance on the Canadians.
Tie Now York Tribune's Chicago special
lyye
ssEyIaeuee of widespread troubles on the
dian frontier has accumulated more rapid
In taaE usual within the last few days A
genera y ar ls imminent. General Sherman
has ceased to discEedit alarming reports and
Is taking every energy to throw troops into
the imparilled districts. Fifteen thousand
I'D rriors are declared by the latest
&C - - re actually CD the war path
1ez OF additional disasters on the lake
In IS a-e storm continue to come in. The
destruction was very extensive
Fourteen inches Of snow fell in Lake Su-
per1er mining region, yesterday.
5r the last "a hours. ending at . o'clock
thu p. " 10th, 6 cases of cholera have been
reported If which 2 were fatal The disease
has practically disappeared.
The New York Herald's Washington spe-
cial says
The receipts from customs at the below
named porte, from the 18th to the Goth inst
were as fellows New York S2,O30,O8l, Phil
sdsi pbia I74,500, Boston 385. O2l. Baltimore
lo2 539 Total-S3, 1912, 1927. The receipts
from t8o 6th to the 18th inst. amounted 10
s17Q, 2l2
TIE New York Herald's New Orleans spe.
,ial saye;
/ an ssmi-offcially informed that General
)rtega AID staff now here. will not be per
nitt6d % enter Mexico and perhaps will be |
arrested here.
The military commission is absent for a |
ew days, but there is unusual stir at head |
luarters to-night-something is on the tapis