The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-06-07
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY ARGUS.

1t is alleged that person standing in
the crowd threw the arm of the wretch aside,
by promptly dealt stroke, just as he dis
charged the pistol. He was instantly cut
down, severely wounded, and made prisoner
by the escort. The imperial carriage passed
on without hating.
The supposed murderer is Il sailor.
The New York Herald's Paris special
says :
The grand military review in the Champ
de Mars, yesterday, was the most brilliant
spectacle ever witnessed in France. Over
$4,000 men were under arms.
The New York Herald's New Orleans spe-
cial says
Dates from San Luis Potosi, Mexico, to
the Eth, states that Maximillian's fate still
hangs in the balance. Juarez and his min
listers held conference on the subject of
disposal of him, but the conclusion is I'M
known.
1t was thought Juarez would carry him to
the capital.
The capture of Miramon, with the rest,
was confirmed. Mendez, however, is no
where to be found.
Escobedo had issued an order that every
imperial officer who had not surrendered
within twenty-four hours should be shot.
The New York Herald's Havana cores
pondence says
The prize brought there by Maximillian's
war vessel has been ordered out of port.
The New York Herald's special says:
Judge Busted made speech in Mont
gomery, Alabama, on Wednesday night, in
| which he cordially endorsed the recent re-
publican convention, which declined to in.
vite him to participate in its proceedings.
Tho Nau, VnrC IT, ooacj upao,al covS
The report that General Grant had recon-
mended reprimand to General Sheridan is
entirely unfounded in fact.
The New York Tribune says :
Since the removal of Gov. Wells renewed
efforts are making for the displacement of
General Sheridan. If General Sheridan is
removed it is expected there will be July
session of congress.
CHICAGO, June THE newly ell ected off,
GERS and directors of the northwestern rail-
| road company, with a large number of their
friends, start on an excursion this A. NJ. for
Omaha, in a special train provided by the
company. W. B. Ogden, president, Perry
II. Smith, George l.. Dunlap, and others
make up fine party.
ST. LOUIS. June l.-Accounts from sever
al Of the inferior counties notice an unusu-
ally violent hail storm, last Sunday and
Monday nights, which did great damage to
| fruits and crops. In some places hail stones
fell as large as hens egg, completely COW
ering the ground and remaining fortv-eight
hours.
An Omaha dispatch says
The report Of an Indian fight near the
North Platte, a day or two since is hoax.
The senatorial party returned yesterday,
| and q grand banquet was given them, last
night.
While the party was at the end of the
| railroad, ten coaches returned through fear
| of the Indians, west.
Generals Sully and Baker and Col. CAL
| bonn arrived at 1ankton about the first of
June, en- route to Yellowstone.
DEs MONIES, june 7.-During the storm
| on Wednesday T. NJ. little girl and boy
who were dropping corn in field about 3
mile from the city, were struck by lightning.
| Not coming to the house, search was made.
| They were found side by sde-the girl dead
and the boy terribly burned. All his clothes
| but the wrist band on shirt sleeve were
torn away, and the flesh on one side burned
hard and crisp. He suffered terribly till
| death relieved him.
| CHICAGO, June quite n tragic affair oe-
Cured in our city yesterday, n notorious thief
who has been in the penitentiary several times
was caught yesterday making on with another
man s COW. Similar transactions have occurred in
the neighborhood Of this mans residence for some
| time back, but could not be traced directly to
| him. Upon Information coming to knowledge
of the police, Officer Kellogg got sight of him
and following in hot pursuit; when near him the
| thief turned and discharged two shots at
| Kellogg but missed his mark
| CHICAGO, June THE \. Y. Times special
| from Sandwich Ill.,, of the 9th says
There is a family of Winnebago Indians camped
| about 3 miles from town. At about p. m, one
| old Indian returned from town where probably
| he had been drinking some, and stabbed his
| mother n-law causing her Immediate death. He
also stabbed his wife, but she is not fatally in
| jured. The Indian was arrested this evening
| near Samarauk and brought to this place where
| he will be kept in close confinement until the
preliminary trial tomorrow. lie claims to be
chief of the Winnebago tribe.
| Soon they came in closer contact but the Polio
| man having weapon but a riding whip was
not able to retain him. At last, the crowd of men
excited by the pursuit, followed until he was
| hemmed in a bend of the canal. He turned upon
the crowd with pistol IN each hand, daring them
to on, all the time stepping backwards, until
| unconsciously, he backed into the canal. The
dock being steep and the water deep, he was
drowned before he could be rescued.
LONDON, nopn-Money steady.
ILL., central IS.
Erie 4G1.
Bonds 10.
Two p. m.-Consals advanced quoted 94s.
Sugar advanced.
| LIVERPOOL, noon-Markets to-day quiet
Breadstufs quiet 37s9d.
/ Wheat no I rod 2aQl