The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-02
By Telegraph.
REroRrED FOR THE DAILY ARGUS.
OuIc.co May a Fort WAYNE. India,

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CHIoAeo, May IA Fort Wayne, Indiana,
special of last night says:
The excitement that prevailed here yesterday
on account of robbery and supposed murder
has hardly subsidized. 1T has been ascertained
this evening that FrizZe is still alive and will re-
cover. The report last evening that he had died
| is supposed to have been circulated in order to
increase the excitement to such height that the
| prisoners would be made to suffer summarily the
penalty they so richly merited, and which they
would had it not been for the almost superhuman
| exertions of the police TO prevent it.
| Another man named Stratton has been arrested |
| and il is said he had the whole amount of the /
money that stolen. The names of the. par |
r ties now in confinement charged with the crime |
: | are Jack Ryan, Jas. Mahon, Wm Bateman and |
| Stratton.
= New YORK, May 2.-During the present year
a. 327 emigrants have arrived at this port, being
| not quite one thousand less than the number ar
irving during the corresponding period OF last
i year. s-
IS Mr.. George Peabody departed for England in
r the steamer Scotia, from this port, yesterday
N A special to the New York Herald, via San
Francisco gives news from Yokohama, Japan,
to the srd of April. The war with the Chosin
was suspended.
Apologies had been demanded by the British
minister and made by the Milado for insults ohel-
n | cd to the British. officers by the natives.
~ Another fire had destroyed large portion OF
Yokohama and several incendiaries have been
discovered. ---
special of yesterday says.
I'll large gathering of freedmen, mainly women,
- assembled to-day at the national cemetery ana
e- decorated the graves of Union soldiers. rms
IN | was intended as ovation to the nation-as at
offset to the decoration of the graves of the rebe
| soldiers by the southern ladies' The procession
was large and orderly.
The New York Herald special says
Senator Wilson received an ovation from the
ro colored people of Wilmington, n. G., yesterday
=. He made speech of the usual tenor, and was re
vi piled to by Mr. Benjamin Robinson, local ora
III tor. The audience was very enthusiastic. IN
ut national flag displayed from the public puiid
,m- ings and procession with music, banners, nag
ion | mottos and devices paraded the streets.
90 | The New York Times special says that, as on
-, three of the judiciary committee had arrived
leu WASHINGTON Yesterday, there were no meeting
ino in the impeachment investigation matter. III
res other members were expected to-day.
ch- Several witnesses from the south have arrive
ak among whom George A. Trenholm and h
,ed | son, W. q Trenholm, of Charleston.
"a General Spinner United States treasurer, u
~ | dav signed the first installment of the three p
1 cent certificates authorized at the last session
her the thirty congress- to be used IN the hqu
rail- dation of the compound interest notes falling du
that They will be issued only from New York, Assls
,our ant Treasurer Van Dyck's signature being neee
do sary to their official validity, and IN denomn
- items of $500 andS 1000.
nv The New York Herald's special says
lth- The President has pardoned Solomon Joho
n a stomm convicted of presenting fraudulent c'aii
Will against the government IN IS62, anu sentenced
for ten years Imprisonment.
not FIFTY thousand dollars Is inc zee o,"ie0 y? 3.
and counsei enhpioyeu ~ 'ne oh,'eo ;ntor q
their ~ o St; r;as as 10 how Mr. Seward can D
L ac- it. there being provisions for any such outl
and the senate not being very apt to grant a
state appropriation for the purpose
The steamer Henry Channey, with Califorl
dates of the 10th ult,, arrived this A. NJ
from Cholera is carrying off many in the princll
nan5 cities of Nicaragua In Leone loO deaths
,d,,s. | cured in one duy.
mus SPRINGFIELD, H., May 2.-The trial of Oar
rests o,P;or Gov the ,nraer Of lanes Stuart was C
one crIed in the circuit coirs last evening. Att
n to ney Morrison addressed the jury in behalf OF
other commonwealth, and Messrs Ieane and hos'
tural | for the prisoner. The closing speech Tor
- | prosecution was made this A. NJ, by the Homo
-: BILE NJ Vandervees, which was most power
tioh argument and very damaging to the prisoner
Dove The ease was given TO the jury at IL AN, '
fast are now celebrating on verdict. learn
high they are agreed upon the guilt OF the srlso
kinds but equally divided as TO the amount OF pun
nro- ment TO be inflicted, six being for hanging.
farm The eight hour men are stil hahS
only about the corners. Some have common
.mers work on the basis of hours with a rec
now ton of one tenth in pay.
urers We awoke this morning to find the gro
con- slightly covered with snow, which soon
rofts appeared ond has given place to rain.
a'lon CHICAGO May 2.-Reports are in circua
We all that gang of hour men in the southern
e of of the city attacked and severely beat man
If ar had gone 10 work this forenoon 1t is sara
II for threaten Vengeance on an VINO ~ aa,an+ ~ Dr.
when deGisslon IN en,s I'M '..i e tbe Vii be alb
on | handle their freights or not. Some parues %
N the Of tho NJ s. R. R. deport day and were to
ticago was very uncertain about getting men to ma
Goods We understand that many OF the I
dries are working few hands to-day II
and can Judge by constantly mingling among the
y ir the puhlic sentiment OF TINS
ording PIE II Is true INA; ano hnnr srstam and
e who y Posis,'e 80. ~ +b;s ci+