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A Standard Time for the Whole World.

A correspondent writing to the Scientific
american, upon the subject of standard
time for the whole world, says:
"The humiliation of distance by the tele
graph must have forced upon many minds
the necessity of establishing at some poin
a timepiece which shall govern all the res
of the world, q time distinct from the "local,
and which shall point to II o'clock at the
same instant all over the sphere. The
hours must be numbered from one to twenty.
four, inclusive, in order TO distinguish i
from local time, thus doing away entirely
| with a. m. and p. m. when using standard
or universal time); II then would menT
midnight only at the governing point, while
24would mean noon at that point. For tn,
| rest OF mankind it would be certain guide
for all official purposes. Railroad time
| cards would no longer perplex the public
and trains would run on q uniform time ey
erywhere. Every watch would have its two
sets of hands, one for the local and one for
the universal time.
ga telegram sent from London TO Sal
Francisco, bearing the standard time a
starting; would show to the recipient thereo
exactly how long it took to reach him, how
much actual time was consumed. As it il
now, no one can have near idea withou
| considerable figuring, and then he may b,
figuring "a hours too early or too late. Ev
cry telegraph and railway Office should re
ceive its time daily, so that nowhere would
the times be a minute "out of joint
January 81, 1868, l o'clock, would be Janu
airy, 81, 1868, l o'clock, all over the officia
world.
"What fine regulator of local time this
| would be; we should always have one right
by having the other correct, there being al
ways the same difference, SO that, should we
know one we would know the other. Sup
pose, then, that Greenwich be the standard
time as well as the calculating point 70,
| longitude.
There is still better plan than this, but
II entirely supplants so many familiar terms
such as "noon," morning, ""evening,' wher
USED IN connection with breakfast. dinner
and tea, that it would go little hard a
hrst, though have no doubt that, at some
time, there will be but one time, and at {
future day 1t will be perfectly easy to SAY
"dinner at six o'clock" which would NEAR
somewhere near our present time.n
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Odd Yeuovs

Rock Island Lodge No. Is, i. o. 0. f.,
meets every Monday Evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall, southeast corner OF Illinois and
Eagle SITS, at a o'clock Pm.
GEORGE SrocKER, n. G.
+. D. SWEENEY, r. s.
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who in great measure run the party ma
chinery, and a very decided feeling is being
created in favor Of Judge Chase as the NOM
inee Of the demoeastie party. In the mean.
time the radicals are not backward in ex-
pressing their distrust of him as PRESIDING
oticsr in the court Of impeachment and Their
fear that he viii jet spoil their game and
ALLOW the President TO escape:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-19

Special dispatch to the Chicago Journal
WASHINGTON, March lS.--The President
has been assured that the supreme court
will render their opinion in the McArdle
case on Monday next, therefore he viii not
send in veto of the bill which passed last
week, taking the jurisdiction of all such
cases out of the hands of the supreme court,
until the last day has expired.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-19
Judge Chase Mentioned as a Conservative
Candidate for the Presidency.

The Washington correspondent of The
Boston Post, .telegraphs to that paper as fol-
lows
new movement among our political
managers is being developed. intended, to
bring forward Chief Justice Chase as the
conservative candidate for the presidency.
These managers contend that Judge Chase
was originally democrat of the strictest
school and seeded from the party on the
abolition issue but as that issue is no longer
in existence, ne now occupies fair position
to be made available in the next presiden-
tisi contest. Such ia the talk among those
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whole number of Delegates

Whole number OF Delegates
township meetings, to appoint delegates. be held
on saturday, March 2sth, at such places as .ne
nd =, the same time that they nominate candidates
for township officers, appoint township and school
district committees, form democratic club, 70
plan for which win be found in the ARGUS OF
this week. for their own townships, and organ
ize for the coming presidential campaign
J. M. BUFoRB, Rock Island,
CHARLES EN6EL, Rock Island,
THOMAS KERR, Black Hawk,
LEWIS wILseN, Coal Valley,
D. s. MErzaAR, Port Byron.
Democratic County Committee.
Rock Island, March >, 1908.
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steamSoa. Explo.iou- 40 Person. killed.

CINCINNATI, March ls.-The steamer Mag
nolia, regular packet between Cincinnati
and Marysville, which left here at noon to-
day with 100 cabin passengers and large
amount of freight, exploded her boilers II
miles above the city at II o'clock this after
noon. The greater portion of the cabin was
carried away, and the boat afterwards took
fire. About 40 persons were killed, several
being burned to death.
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60 TO the Best.

Go to TO the Bryant & Stra,ton Iowa State
Business College, to get thorough practical
business education, or TO become a good
sound telegraph operator. For circulars adj
dress enclosing stampsl the Bryant & STRAIT
ton Commercial College, Davenport, Iowa.
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Agents Wanted to sell the History Of
The War Between the States.
Its Causes, Character, Conduct, and Resuhs,
BIZ HON. ALEXANDER n. srrpurss

& N
A book for all sections and all parties This
absorbingly interesting book by "rHE GREAT
STATESMAN" of the South, presents the most
complete and imp atrial analy sis of the causes of
the war which has ever appeared from Southern
pen; it treats without partnership, and in the
utmost moderation of the character Of the strug-
gle; and in its description of the conduct Of the
war, IL gives those interior lights aud shadows of
the conflict only known TO those high officers who
watched the foOd.tide of revolution from its
fountain springs, and which were so accessible
to Mt. stephens from his position rs second off,
Ger of the Confidence States. The results of
the war, present and future, have never been
treated by any ether author, and Mr.. Stephens
great abilities have here found their fullest play
The intense desire everywhere manifested to
obtain tins work, its Official Character and ready
sale, combined with increased commission
make 1t the best subscription book ever pub
hshed, and offers to Agents the finest opportupi-
ty 10 make money ever heard Of in the histsry of
books.
Send for descriptive Circular and Terms to
Agents. Address
ZEIGLER, NcCURDY & CO.,
Lombard Block, Chicago, Ill
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ct. Louis Market.

Telegraphed to the Argus.
ST. LOUIS, March 10
Flour-quite firm, une hanged, stock light.
Wheat-254a75 winter.
Corn-slowly s7a9O.
0ats-little better 7la73.
Barley-advsnced. 2S5 choice spring.
Rye-strong ls5s72.
Provisions-exeited,h higher.
Pork-sold 2sas.
Baeon-shoulders IL clear sides i4l.
Lard-better Isl.
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Board.

A few boarders can find nice rooms and
board at Mrs. T. A.. Babcock's, in the west
end of Eggleston's new block, opposite the
court house. mchl 2dlw.
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"A GOOD INVESTMENT,

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Of the Rock
bonds 10 the amount sf $as ,eoe, about the st Of
s1ne next, IN sums Of $500 and upwards, the
Proeeeas 70 be expended in the erection Of school
ouiAn"g or buildings. For terms apply to-
,,-,o CORNELIUS LYNDE, Jr.,
"chi o"'"t. School Treasurer
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New York Market.

New York Market.
Telegrsphed to the ARsUs.
Nkw YORK, March. ~.
COtton-qniet at IS middhng uplands.
Flour-dull at 9,9oalo,75 extra state; hoop
unchanged
Wheat--dull at Us for mixed spring.
Cern-unchanged at 20a26 new mixed western
afoat; 25a3 prime old do in store.
Oats-lower at So for western in store.
Pork-hrmer at "a, 50a7O for new mess;23. so
a62 for old.
Lsrd-f rmer At I5al6l.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-19

There is a candidate for Office in Virginia
who lost both legs in the war. Prentice
calls him a no.toe.rlous fellow.
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Masonic.

Barrett Chapter No. ls,R. A. NJ. meets at
Masonic Hall on the First and Third Tues.
days Of each month.
]. /. RAMSEY, II. p.
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nsuosr.t;e County CONVENTION.

IN Inc 1. Is County are requested to appoint
h ss, .s,ano county convention to be held ct
deiega'es 20 o.. in Rock Island, on Saturday
the CONT s.v ou Of April 1858, at o'clock p NJ.
for Of 'pggs se tn spas ss sss
the sta s... and transact any other business
thought proper, when met 49,.
Each township viii be entitled 70 one deiega.e,
md also one additional delegate tor every 70
semocratic votes cast at the last presidential
fallaWa. -.
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Lectura n uarf,n Hall.

FIFTEEN CENTS . line will be charged fo,
zach insertion of articles under this head.
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To-Days Advertisem' t.
FOR SALE.

BUILDING ROCK i'm anv auantity TO suit
~ purchassrs, at my quarry, on Camden Az
enne, B. DAVENPORT.
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THE HEALING POOL

THE HEALING POOL.
ESSAYS for YOUNG MEN. on the CRIME Of
T. SOLITUDE, and the ERRORS, ABUSES
and DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
aud create impediments to MARRIAGE, With
sure means Of relief Sent in sealed letter en-
velspee, free of charge. Address DR.. J. Skill
LIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association. Phiia-
dslphis, Pc. fsbledlsuam.
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UNITED STATES BONDS.

II oLDEhS Of seven-Thirties must attend to
~ them neiore they become duo, or they will
lose the right to exchange them for Bonds.
eonyersions can be made at any time 81 the
of Mitchell 4 Lynde, in Rock Leland.
mchIydvzm a-H
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FOR SALE.

A NICE COTTAGE, with four ro0m, dr.
N rock cellar, good well. and stahl;n, 40,
four horses; also garden with good variety of
ifHat,-ou Rock River street, near EXCHANGE
for Particulars enquire of James Dixon. nj
ms store, on Camden road. mchl7dlm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13
CHILD nllED-Irs MURDERER ESCAPES.

The pistol has again taken life. This case is
similar to that recorded few days ago where q
policeman in Madison street. while discharginR q
revolver, shot woman, from the effects of which
she died. The occurrence now reported took
place in the Eleventh ward last night About
three O'Clock In the afternoon an unknown
man was discharging his revolver against some
child, aged ten years, named Mary Tierney, whose
parents reside at 1S1 Goerck street, approached
within range Of the Shots Whether the man OBJ
served the child Is not known, but he continued
his reckless amusement. One Of the bullets en-
tered the childs abdomen and inflicted dangerous
wound. On discovering the effect OF his shot, instead
OF going to the assistance Of his vctim the man ran
away, and, as he Is not KNOWN escaped arrest. The
little girl was conveyed to the residence Of her
parents by officers Of the Eleventh precinct and
surgeon called, who dressed her wound. She
fingered until about seven O'Clock In great agony,
and was relieved by death. Diigent efforts are
being made by the Officers OF the precinct to secure
the author OF the tragedy but up to late hour no
arrest had been made. An inquest will be held TO-
dav.
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MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.

Ristori IL 10 perform at Trieste In October.
Madame Gueymard is TO sing two months In Mad.
rid for which condescension ~ she Is to receive
$1,000 In gold.
Miss Minnie Hauck, the charming young American
prma DONNA who met with such brilliant success
in this city last winter Is about to be launched on
the Partisan stage under the management of Max
Strakosch.
Mrs. General Lander, the popular American TRACE
dienne, will inaugurate the regular fall ct the
Broadway theatre on the slst inst. in the role Of
Mary Stuart, which viii be followed by her great
representation OF Elizabeth.
The New York Circus, under the able management
OF MT H. b. Lent, Is travelling by rail through Gen.
I'm Utica but the great show' will not long rema In
pent up In that ancient town. for II n already billed
to asonish on the very next gay. the natives OF old
mules.
Mile. Tostee arrived In this city on Tuesday last
Mha,. Europe, o, she wiz not however appear AZ
Hilary forces, which, under the generalship Of
Mr.: Leonard Grover, contempates giving a
ern cities and the Canadas. This reserve com.
pany OF Mr.. Bateman. which comprises among
It's artists t such well known names as Nile. Tostee
ana Mile. Rose, sopranos and Messrs. Deere, Leduc
and Guldon tenors WILL upon its return to this city
In the fall be merged into the company now per-
forming IN "Barbe Beue" when grand season Of
Opera oo,tfe viii be inaugurated.
Harry Palmer al presentin the "Cty OF Brotheriy
Love, experimenting the rehoarsals OF the white
fawn,' when piece, with all its original scenery,
properties costumes and ballet, IA used at Niblo's
Garden IL TO be produced the 18th instant at the
Chestnut street theatre, Philadelphia. Between the
"Black Crook" aud white Fawn," both OF which
pieces will be under full Roadway In that delightful
city next week, our "broadbrimn negnbors are
destined 10 enjoy cool and refreshing treat Of
''eg-drama."
The "Hubites' ore again plunged into ecstatic
bliss, bliss The great organ, concerning which short
ume ago they did some "tall biowingr Ii now
played upon for their DEDICATION every wednesday
and saturday morning II Is rumored that II annu
ally taxes $500 and twelve men to clean out the in
SIDE OF this monster concern. The Hub that rate
Is likely soon to become impoverished. The expense
Is enormous.
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and do for Nelly Po otter
nEWB sao Aug lo-Arved, schr Col JONES'
pS1 NEW s sEP Psys i: SSs AIMS.
NEWPoET :a% 4h s'asse Err, Kelley
fT crave. d
James Nelson Staples Tsnnson fSr Hobofsa Transit
Providence for Nyork. s'' -'
NORWICH, Aug lo-Arrved schr Henry Finch, Aleran-
& R0'and
sailed-schTs Harriet Thomas. Philadelphia warei,
PENSACOLA. Aug 5-Arrved, brig William CONN, 1ndi-
Cleared 4th brig. Johanna, Mccary Rio Janelro; 6sh
Aug ysa sss
HsTs. 81:
sSsS Ahss Ksss&Y$ ss!tts We ga:
Sinai.
Cleared Bark Rainbow Whit, Cork Falmouth; brig
ss ssn Bristol RI fRfa'S
P Ps nays as1 LA
EEc;wand Dighton Golden Dram gogar s. John, Ns
s sassoat s%si css
1s
Prso fnuney and WThSron
wesicoit Candy Boston loves "A'S' "'' Aoo'n' ana
LEwfs, del, Aug IT, D AM-Rarks Brunswick for Mar
seiles Freag for Genoa Mathde for Bremen, Rest
less for Barbados, all from Philadelphia, yeser
PORTLAND. Aug Arrived brig Martha Berry, Hill
ssaSsas. oiis r snd sS1as1n
philadelphia; with dredging machine and scows.
SSsTs%StTI Aus ATSsd .eSr Wiie~ Harp Davis.
Tsnsisr Mcccrmt k7or ss.a'o0m ohAshed Philadelphia
Sailed sh ION, :shr: Miller, Miller, and Low
,PAWTuCKET Aug l1Arrived, schr Martin Van Buren,,
sailedschrs Sally Chartre Simmons Rondout; Harriet
Ryan, Wxon, NYork.
PROVIDENCE, Aug 1l-Arrived, steamer Utility FARGO
philadelphia schrs Adele Felicia Elliott zabehpor
Coney, Parker Oliver spelman, Butler Port johnson;
George Hotchkss Racket Rondou James Deputy Stur-
e. Hoboken Motto, seare do; Eliza Phsro, Fskenburg.
soops Report Sepp, Rondout Emily, Hayden NYork Fred
Brown, Gardner, do: Suffolk Ellsworth, do.
sailed-Schrs Triumph Chester; Black Diamond Young;
Aida, Eaton and Joseph Marsh, Smith, Rondout Clarisss
Allen, Hale; Freeman, Eldrdge; John Baxter Jones;
Harriet Ely Stokes BENJAMIN English saker War
Middleton, and Brave, Snow, NYork. I.
SAN FRANCISCO, July "a rived, ship Winged Arrow,
Sands stka bark Delaware shlaber do soh ship Robin
2sh barks Nestor Bearss Melbourne; Day Dawn
(Br) Jones, Sydney, NSW.
SAVANNAH, Aug l2-Arrived steamship San Jacinto,
sailed-steamship Rapidan, Nvork.
- Cleared-Bark Wexford, Halifax brig Eva johnson,
SALEM, Aug Io-saied, brig II Kennedy, Calais for
Adele Trudel Leonora, and Comet.
TAUNTON, Aug l0-Sailed, schr James Nelson Staples,
WILMINGTON NC, Aug 1a-Arrived, steamship Rebecca
GesredNsteamship Fairbanks, WORK
WASHINGTON, Dc Aug ll-Arrived, schr Frober, Cobb,
Boston.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A MENl-AMEN AMEN LAMENT
pills dythey action,
s % a as they
them through the stomach and bowels as quickly possible
ss S a%d
which leaves them more costve than before All medicines
s M 'ss G at o
ey 'h' Be
the very drugs they swallow their stomachs rebel hight
sf .e
ignorant mothers almost strange their children in order to
viz @ Ss1 would
a Whs Of soussnS as
by inches from the practice dosing dosing running
sss '' placed Ssswssn
i S bee IN su
missvenes they taking the the physician
Prasss q isfgs aoss: inaSrias
ana
conspated condition Of bowel. and leaves them in
M II
s
ns and o .rT
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medical authorities breaks the hottest evers Of any
IN sSs sssd es:
q s
ss.s. y: s{E
PAN once visheas
Ia: been 81. year; before e: public
70 be the only for this dreadful msady The Psin
rsn ri .n is y %
pint To- % .9R:
DR.. W0lcots Office 40 Chatham square, New York e'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13
An EXTRACTION CASE.
Alleged Robbery Of Five thousand Dollars
by False Pretenccs

Alleged Robbery Of Five thousand Dollars
by Faise Pretences.
On the 18th OF July Messrs. Hull, Engleson a Co.,
OF No. o. Walker street. had warrant issued for the
arrest OF Moses E. Luddngton, q dry goods mer
chant on Lake street. Chicago, on representations
that he had defrauded the firm out OF $1,000 worth
OF goods by misrepresentation. Governor Fenton
granted q requisition on Governor Oglesby, Of
Illinois, for the surrender OF Luddington to
the New York officials The accused was ar
rested q few days ago by detectives Eliot and
Dixon, OF chicago, and surrendered to Detective
Barker, OF the Fifteenth precinct who arrived last
night with his prisoner and will hold him subject to
the action OF the Court OF General sessions, In
which true Dill was found II IL said, against him.
Detective Barker states that while ~, route to this
city Luddington attempted to escape through the
window OF one OF the cars OF the Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Railroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13
Marine Disasters.

IS sTFANER GES PUTNAM. which sunk by collision
last November In Delaware Bay, oppCsne Newcastle,
raised 1lth inst by the Atlantic Submarine Co. under the
perintendence Of Mr. Beers and put the WI
mngon AT the time Of the turned upside
down and driven some 10 feet In the mud.
sTRANrR IRRN. tBrN F,ass from Baltimore for Dema.
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SAILED.

Rvcrse, 0itrsl,sr Joseph Howe Picsou rs; Chsrubim
Wind At sunlet n
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A IL INTERESTED.
BRANDRErHs PILLS cleanse the blood, cure b,olchss.
pmpes, hives umors, bilious affections whether of the
head or the bowels, with certainty Al this season. after
dose Of Eve SIX pills. how lively you feel the circulation
and the bowels have got rid Of load humors and the ,f
principle 10 relieved accordingly.
Sold BY ali druggista
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CLEARED.

Steamship Perit, Delaney, Gavcsou-sponord, Teston
Co.
Steamship Gen Barnes, Morton, savannah-Livingston,
Fox 4 Co.
Steamship saragossa, Crowel, Charleston-A Leary.
Steamship Acushnet, Kelly New Bedford-Ferguson 4
Bark Burgomes.er Ossn (swe) Lindsedt, Montevideo-
Funch, Meincke Wendt
Bark Antelope. White St Croix-R Roche Bros Co1ey.
Bark Abbos Reading (Br). Massey, st john NB-Funch,
Brig Moses Day Loud. Genoa-H Baetjcr
Brig Nellie Mowe Merrman, Oporto-Mller 4 Houghton
Brig Fav0re, DUEL, Barbados-Hy Trowbrtdee's Sons.
Brig ROsyn, Tuthll, Port Jeferson-B Wenberg
Schr Mary Withan, Partridge Bahia-Witham OQiyie
Schr Nor'Wester Foster, Guada1oupe-B Weinberg.
Schr Tryphena Orb Gardner, Eeuthera-R Hutchinson
Co.
schr Jane Louisa (B1, Bauron, Bridgeport CB-Hatton,
Watson Co.
.schr Mary Jones (Br) Perry Darlington Ns-Boyd 4
Hincken.
Schr Athlete (Br), Cousins, Dsgby, NS-Bret Son Co.
Schr Wild Hunter Br, Hatfield, Parrsboro NS-Crandal,
Umphray Co.
schr "A Rider, Rider, lndianola and Lavacca-N Nc
Cready & Co.
schr Ida della Tore, wicks Jacksonville-J Elwel
Co.
schr Ida Richardson, Bede, Charleson-N McCready
Co.
Schr A johnson, Willis Washington, NC.
Schr Princess, Lowell Boston-S W Lewis & Co
Schr Helep, Perry New Bedford-Ferguson 4 Wood.
Steamer W Garrett, McGloughlin, Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 10, 1858.

To- The office Of the Herald steam yachts s at Whitehall
Slip All communications from and consgnees tbs
masters Of inward bound vessels will be forwarded free Of
charge
n- One Of the Herald yachts-the JAMES or the
leave Whitehall morning half
tour O'Clock for the Lower Bav.
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SHIPPING NEW S,

Almanac for New York.--This Day.
Sun rises. 800. 8 O8 Moon rises. morn IL 10
Sun sets. ...... OIL High water. eve 3 90
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