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SPECIAL TOWN MEETING.

WHEREAS, Ten citizens who are legal 20.
w tors and tax payers Of Rock Island town
ship, have in writing dled in my office state,
mout that special town meeting is necessary to
the interests " sad town setting forth the Oh.
Jcct Of the meeting
The inhabitants, legal voters Of the said town
Of Rock Island, are, therefore, hereby notified
thata special town meeting will be held On the
18th DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1862,
at o'clock in the forenoon, "For the purpose o (
voting FOR or AGAINST said township sub.
soribing Five Hundred shares to the capital
stock q the Rockford, Rock leland 4 St. Louis
Railroad Company. JpJn tie ,lTr,y5 condition
That said railroad shall be ated IN and through
she corporate limits Of Rock Island and shall
enter said limits by way OF Mohnei shares to he
OF the denomination Of One Hundred Dollars
$500 each, the whole amounting to Fifty
thousand Dollars lS5U, 600; said township to
issue its bonds bearing per cent interest per
aunum 10 said company in payment Of sRid sub
schptoui the principal sum to be made pNyable
as follows, viz: $1,000 in eleven years from the
date Of the bonds. and 50 GOO Annually thefeaf.
ter until the whole amount shall be paid, and
the interest to be paid annually by the Comfy
Treasurer out # n tax 70 be assessed for that
purpose.
Prouilcd, That sad bonds shall not be issued
until after sSt railroad shall be completed, ex-
ceptng only a. they shall be required tor the
completion Of that portion Of said Railroad 10
Gated in Rock Island toRushp. PrOrrIR, fur
'l,r, that If said Railway Company shall not so
locate, construct and operate said Railroad With
in twelve months from this date, then such sub
soriptiou shall be absolutely null and void aud
Of 20 binding force upon said township being
the object contained in the said statement filed
in my Office.
Given uulrr my hand 4f Rock Island this
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TnE OrcyISo or Observation-Disclosures
has gone at last, and once more the cheer.
Iny notes Of the steam whistle reyerberate
along our shores, the shri,i but glorious ma
sic Of commerce. If we ever felt like rai.-
ing q contribution, and putting nothing in
the hat ourselves, to raise purse and buy
a keg Of powder, il is now. Hope deferred
has sckeucd our hearts so long tina. tue
memory of n stately steamer rounding to our
wharyes, seemed less like Il past reality than
some improbable and dStempered vision.
But day by day the icy barriers of uaviga
ton have broken and crumbled day by day
they have drifted slowly off like the suIlen
and shattered leglons Of vauqu!shed Rr.
my and now after long and weary whiting,
the blockade has ceased to be, and we are
IN communication by smooth flowing waters,
with the lands below us that long for our
grain and fabrics
The first boat Of the season actually bent
on business, arrived last evening, awaken
the Rip Van Wrinkles of i six months win
ter from their drowsy slumbers, and giving
to our river front its old time appearance.
The Northern Line steamer New BOSTON,
--.-...4~nued by Capt. Robert Melville, left
II. Louis on last Monday afternoon; reach.
ed the lower rapids on Wednesday morning;
grounded there and remained all day and
night, the water only being nine inches
deep IN some portions Of the main channel:
getting of, she reached Muscatne yester.
day noon hating an hour, she then pro.
ceeded to ties! the Arctic passage northward,
but found the way comparatively clear, the
gorge having broken on Thursday night
last evening .-6.hl she reached this point,
and Oh both sides Of the river, discharged
twenty five tons of freight; this morning che
loaded up with two car loads Of freight at
this city, plows aud cuItivators from our va
rIous manufactures, and with the other com
Ponents Of big trip, swung out for Fort
Madison, between which point and this city
she will make regular trips, alternating with
the steamer Keithsburg, Capt. Jas. Camp
bell
Nr. Lem, Parkhurst, who has had river
experience Of thirty years, this morning
took charge Of the clerks office Of the New
Boston, where he will be found during the
present season.
Ar three clock this morning, the viii. |
;. Hayes arrived at our city, ". s. Beasly, |
Captain, and j. P Norton, Clerk. The
Hayes left St. Louis on Tuesday evening,
and Nontr2,s at six clock yesterday morn.
nE' Her officers report an average Of thir.
y inches OF water on the lower rapids. The
daycs Will ply regularly between Rock Island
ND -. Louis during the season. She left
i tive O'Clock this afternoon, for ST. Louis,
asInE three or four hundred of Candee II
wan pIoRs among other freight.
By dispatch from the Western Union of
ice We learn that the Andy Johnson, Dia.
lona Joe, Nuscatine, and Minnesota arriv-
at keokuk this morning from St. Louis.
he Johnson and Muscatine left shortly af,
srTa-ls for Rock Island. The river rose
Inches there last night.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-27

An IMPORTANT CHASeE.-By reference to
the call elsewhere, our friends of the Third
Ward will notice that the place for holding
their Ward Convention, this erening, has
been changed from the Rescue Engine
house, to Hubers Hall.
1t Is to t4 hoped that the Ward Conven.
tons will be well attended, and that
harmony will chOlaotcr.ze their action. 1t
is the intention to give cur political oppo.
uents a worse defeat than even met them
last spring, and all that is requisite 70 this
end is to use proper judgement in the choice
of our candidates. To do this. we must
have the right stamp of men in the town.
SNIP convention as delegates, and TO have
them chosen in proper and satisfactory
manner 10 the whole party, i, is necessary |
Tor the whole party to be represented at the |
ard Conventions this evening. Il ia tho
DUTY Of every Democrat to be on hand. |
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CLEANING UP.-pePuty Payne this morn.
ing commenced the task Of cleaning up the
rubbish about the Court House and square,
in order that things may wear neat and
orderly appearance on the dedication day.
1t would be q good plan to take out gang
Of prisoners, and put them to work, which
move would also no doubt suit them, this
beautiful weather. An immense throng Of
strangers will be in our city, on the occasion
referred to, and it is desirable that the effect
of no fine a monument should not be marred
by bad surroundings.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-27

RoBBERY-Marshal Kaufman, Of Day.
cnport came over to this side yesterday,
aud with the assistance Of Marshal Mitsch,
secured scslaWag by the name Of Jim
Flanagan, not unknown to fame in the an.
mails Of police courts. Flanagan had fore.
Cd a farmer by the rame Of O'Bricn into a
fight, across the river and while the mill
was going on, stole ten dollars out Of his
pocket. lie then escaped to this side, He
was committed to the Scott county jail, last
night, to await examination
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LEAVE Chicago, Rock Islsnd A Pacific going
East, at $50 A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ.
Doing West-at las A. M. and 8. SO =. NJ.
Western Union, and Sterling a Esok Island,
at 6.S5 7. NJ.
Goal Valley, about 700 A. II. and 100 p. NJ.
AkRIVE-ChcaR5, Rock Island Pacific,
fro n the East, at 7.lO 4. NJ. and $50 p. NJ
From the West at cas- A. NJ. and s.35 p. N.
Western Union, aud Sterling Rock Island,
at7.20A ".
Coal Valley, about l. A. VI. and pm.
~ Trains run by Chicag, time. latch il
about d minutes faster than Rock It.r1 sine.
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MARRIED.

NE&ABLE-TITTERINGTON-On the 25th
INST ST the residerce Of Mr.. Moses Tittering-
ton by Rev. T. K. Johnson, Mn. JAMES NEsA-
BLE and Miss CHRISTIAN TIrrERIEToS.
DODGE-BLAIN-By Rev. L. G. Coffin.
March 18th, Nh. DANIEL II. GREGs. formerly Of
Port Byron, H., and Miss EMMA @. BLAIS, of
Fort Dodge, Iowa.
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Djatlp argus.
Saturday ETening, March a7, Isso.
Promium Job PrintiuR.

attention at the ARgus OPFIcr. and he eIcsnidi
in the very best manner and At reasonable rates.
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Church DIRECTORY.

ST. MANY, 0CNuoue Carmu-Cor Rock
River and Dock 0i-., Rev. Father J. ..
Roles, Pastor. Mass, -un1nys,a at and lc3 A.
~, and week daysat 8 AN. rltonhism at . b. ".
Nespcrs aud Beuciinupuut1 r.u.
EPISCOPAL Cu0WU-Uu Orleans 81. Services
At IUt An. AMI "a IN. sabbath school at y
l'W
uEHvAS LrwEHAN rHrHrH.-On Madison ST.,
Rev. 9. A. Melncchc, Pastor. Services OF lOI A.
N. mud - Pm.
Fta-r PRESBYTERIAN Cura.u.-Cor. Illinois
and Deer St.. Services az u A. ". and e. A
sabbath School atg An. Prayer meeting, We'd
nesday at7!r.W
SECOND PREsBYrEHfAN CHuRCH.-On Illinois
St., Rev +. l.. Burnett, Pastor. Services at
lO4 A. n. AMI Pm sabbath school at Vt A.sy.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at y r.v.
UNrED PRE,BYrERIAS CHURCn.--Cor. Orleans
and Deer SITS, Rev. Henry Wallace, Pastor.
Services at II A. n. sabbath School at ~ An.
Prayer meeting at - =. NJ, Of Sundays and :. p,
w., Wednesdays.
FIRST BAPTIST CuunrH.--Cor. Orleans and Elk
/ SITS, Rev Horny Davis. Pastor. Services AZ
/ A 81. and %. ~. sabbath school at gA.u.
/ ~ T. tu.uru.-Cpr. Jefferson and Highland
/ Sts Rev. Il. Iauoy Pastor. Services ut II A.
a. and =. ?. n. Sabbath School atgA.N Pray
| er meeting Wciucs iaysat Z : r.. N. Young poo
! piles prayer meeting, FRIDAY at - Pm.
/ ptsrWLrs CHuHDu.- Elder Rogers: bon Nit
| ohcH Iyudo.s Block, over the Post OHcr--cn
trance on West side. Services at 10Y a. VI. ans
7P. VI.
GREEyursu Mtssgos sabbath School meet i
their school room, ia HuwArd's Addition, ever
sabbath afternoon, Ht2t o'clock. T.. l.. Baseou
= suporiutendcuD
1as-Auy errors or omissions in any of II
d above notices will be corrected on informant,
being lcr, at our editorial rooms.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-27

RAILROAD ArPoWTHENr.-The Rockford
b.oiepend,nt says that Mr. J, S. Rogers, Of
that town, for some time past connected
with the Western Union railroad, has re-
ceiyed the appointment ofAsis,ant Superin.
tendent Of the Rockford, Rock Island, 4 St.
Louis railroad. His headq quarters will be at
Sterling, where he will assume the duties Of
his new appointment in short time. lie
is recommended ns faithful and competent
officer, with a valuable railroad experience.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-27

a FARM Of 20 acres, with new buildings
and some fruit, near Davenport, can he
leased tor one or more yeats on favorable
terms. Apply at this office.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-27

SryusH.--The Northern Line packets
Davenport Muscatine, and Minneapolis are
to have their cabin floors caparisoncd with
new and elegant Brussel carpets.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
II, G. CONNOLLY,

TToRHBY AT LAW AND NOTARY f Do,
a lilo, Rock Island, III. oG0s over '"'
Omce
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FArAL Accidental young married man
% years Of age, named Jacob Backuss, was
ruu over and horribly mutiatcd on the Gem
tral railroad, at Rockford, few days ago.
He lived ten minutes after the accident.
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pETER FRIES.

DEorIynR AND MAYgEAcIiTEnE sit.. or u
po% S,, . .o liquors Front street, oPPo-
IoseIsn Nine e,' No. Rask Lissd, III.
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A BOQUET OF FLOWERS.

Il is the most beautiful, as we'll ms the most
Instructive Floral Guide published, giving Main
and thorough directions for the
CULTURE OF FLOWERS and VEGETABLES.
The Floral Guide is published for the benefit
of my customers to whom it is sent free vjtbo,,,
application, but will be forwarded 10 all who
sPPiy By mail, for Ten Cents, which is not half
the cost. Address
JAMES WICK, Rochester, y. Y,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-27

BATHs, Baths, BArHs.-Now is the tin
to get vour ,.:.- ""I'n paths fahey mas
them ut all hours at his bath rooms in
Union Block
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-27

WHAT Ais tue CLock The Arsenal
c,IocH needs attention, and 50, We think, does
N! nv nan who has charge Of that precious
u 'ilfne'H,ecrcr, The clock doesn't vary more
man from quarter to half an hour week
rom The best chEonometors in this section.
II the governments going to keep time let
1t KEEP correct time, or else sell the clock
ana reduce the national G4bt thereby
b"TuI.r' GGzHc.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-27

Doy.rIox.-On last Tuesday evening a
party of Port Byronites paid " v''H to their
pastor, Rev. A. Harper, and on departing,
presented him With purse Of SIS. Be.
aides being ar able minister, Mr.. Harper is
a pennemsn Of the most deserving stamp.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-27

Boar Io.uomow,--From Operator vii.
son, we learn that the steamer Minnesota
leaves here for St. Louis tomorrow.
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Sealed ProposaIs

WILL be received by the undermined com.
w mittse on Streets and Alleys nm N tho
third day Of April next, ct IL O'Clock. for ooar
rying and breaking rock for MaoAds-i,inp
streets therock to be taken from linton sona,s
Separate bids must be made for quArryipe and
breaking The work will be done unde, ths
supervision Of the undersigned committee. and
subject to their approval.
signed. 1uNe''
The committee reserve the n gbt to reject ar
or oil bids.
JACOB RILEY,
l. HUBER,
Committee
Ro'k Island, March &c, 1869, did.
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Service may be expected in the First
Presbyterian Church to morrow, as hereto
fore, by the Rev. II. A. Newell.
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-TTV gNWNH v wv"
allen & SIHONs0N.

Journeys AND CoUNsELORs AT
A Law, Rock Island, Ill. Ofcs 10 botoFds
Block.
ep2Sdly.
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vxCx's
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1859,

Tho fret edition Of One Hundred Tbor.,-,
Of Eick't Illustrated Catalogue Of Seeds ANA
Guide in the Flower Gard-n is now pubj.be5
It makes work Of 100 pages, beautifully ,r..,
trated, with about l5o Fine Wood EagragiD-. g,
Flowers and Vegetables, and an elegant coIore3
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-27

PEnsoyAL.-Mr. Joseph Barnett, of Ale.
do, Is now On visit to our city for a day or
two
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To-Day's Advertisem'ts
BUILDING ROCK

or GOOD QUALITY, in large or small yuan.
" titles, delivered where needed or at the
baEk, for sale at my place, on Moline Avenue
moh26d3m, p. NJ SINNET.
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EonrY Cents line wall be charged for
each insertion Of all articles under this head
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23

egn" and that "he contemptuously ignores" the
rain rights OF the Porte rr.-
At a recent meeting of the Royal Geograph-
ical Society Sir Roderick Muchson pronounced warm
eulogy upon Mrs Mary sOlnervllle to whom the royal
Victoria medal had recently been voted for her writings
on physical science Mrs. somerville who is now in her
s9h year still occupies her time with abstruse mathemat
ical studies,
NJ. Husson, NJ. Louis Jourdan, and NJ.
LImOusin forming part Of the editorial corps of the
Steele. have received summoDses TO appear before a
Judge obstruction Domciiary visits have been paid
by the police to the houses Of N. Limousin and NJ
Ulysse Parent. other members of the press, NM
Quentin and Cornet besdeisevera more Of the Rerea
writer's. have been put under arrest.
The Duke of Newcastle's embarassments are
Overrated The real facts are these The Duke owes
Mr. Padwick, as stated $4,000. he also Jewish
gentleman s23OOO But IT, for the next three years, he
is content to live at the rate of $4,000 yearhs wfes
income-all these debts will have been paid of the es-
ates bringing in $4,000 year One Of his friends tes
ies that he had unfortunately "backed up another
bankrupt nobeman.
NJ. Theirs received thenews of his election with
sensiby. After NJ. Dufoure apprsed him Of 1T at the
head OF committee NJ. Theirs embraced NJ. Dufoure;
lie attempted TO reply but the old nervous and
agated and could only utter the following words:
wish cOud reply to you, but strength fails TO thank
you for the precious assistance You have given me- All
do is promise you that will invariably act as
good and loyal citizen"
Letters from Lisbon announce the m0rganatic
marriage Of Don Ferdinand, the ex-King of Portugal
with Fanny Elsser. This" says GaligHan "must be
second union, the celebrated dancer had accepted in
1854 if remember rightly the hand of rich Prussan
banker The other sister, Theresa surnamed the Ma
esc became the wife Of Prince Adabert brother of the
King of Prussia Fanny born in 1870 so that she has
now arrived at the age Of fftynne Rumor, when SHE
was young placed the Duke dc Relchstadt among heL
warmest admirers.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
DIED.
nam { aud address

ARMsTRONG-Is GreeBve n Tuesday noTnisg jane a. Mat
theE Armstrong, ir. NJ The 2ist year Of his age
The relatives friends Of the family invited TO attend he uhera
THURSDAY, the 2ith inst ct 80 O'Clock NJ o NE
GnenTle by kdlVad OF heNJeN
leaves foot Of Liberyst at o'clock
GRgENLEAP-Suddenly e erenng the 2lst inst The Rev.
H. Greenleaf d. D.. Rector OF Emmanuel Church
The funeral the church, OF Adent anl Smh
sts Sonth Brookrn the 2h az O'Clock
lat o tie Bishop viii meet At TIE 'est
room al 230 O'clock p ~
GULgKBA Mosau long and painful sickness Dr.
Bernhard Gulske. IN his 3st year - 49,.
MerOse s o'clock The remains will be taken 10
NOOilawn Cemetery.
Monday Sarah Ann Holmes Youngest daughter
OfJas Holmes "a e-.--..
on THURSDAY 24h iost O'Clock The friends and rea
tives ar respectfully invited TO attend
HOWARD-On Jnne2l James Howard. Isabella Howard
residence Of bis noth No 81 Vest
Wednesday, Jane % The tns ana u s
family respectfully invited to attend
ogNsONp BROOKLYN on Mobday morning. after long painful
pness Margaret wife Of Louis johnson and daaGbha~ oi
the Hon Reverfy johnson IN me "a ya ~ s r.rb II Ham
g,oa No eao Pseaest Frsukinaye, WEDNESDAY At
O'clock p The friends OF the family respectfully invited 10
Baltimore Washington Char estou papers please copy
KELLBRs0a Tuesday morning Jane 2 John Frederic Keers gsd
years and 3 months
Notice Of the funeral hereafter
PARsONS-On Virginia WhEel wife Of Samuel NJ Parsons
The friends Of the family attend her funeral Dr. Van
Dykes Of Clinton and Remsens BToohB Thurs
daE June q, at O'Clock p.
RICHARDSON Monday June 2 Of congestion Of The brain, Grace
Coulter daughter Of Anthony l. and Margaret Richards aged
aud II months
West Tbirtesnhst "Wednesday afternoon At 2 ocleek
SMITH-At board A French 81 Laurent on Monday
June Isabel Ernst infant dsughr Of Walker ana h0eh L.
smith
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.

"A very heavy rain and hail storm pre-
vailed in Georgia yesterday.
The Hon. Richard Fletcher died in Bos-
ton Monday, aged 81 years
Seth r. Sprague, for % years clerk of
OF the United States District Court OF Boston, died yesler
day r. G.. 1,..;... "a
week carrying party Of prospecors !or goid heds IN
Alaska.
Companies A, d. and G., 18th United
States Cavalry left San Francisco on Saturday for Ar
Richard Johns, n Baltimorean, committed
suicide at Catharnes Canada yesterday by shooting
himself
Jeremiah Collins, an employ6 in paper
mill at Lee Mass was killed yesterday Oy Delhg caught
in the machinery.
The opening of the Namaganset Park
storm IL viii fake place to-day.
DIR. Josiah Atkinson, well known ply
stefan OF Nowburyport, Mass committed suicide on
Monday. Cause, temporary insanity.
Isaac Briggs an extensive manufacturer
of carriage springs at GananOqIc Canada, has aD
sconded His liabilities are estimated al e2U0,OCO.
"A policeman in Albany, named Walsh,
terribly beaten by f2nr aeiPerad2e. @ on Monday
"A prize fight took place yesterday be-
tween Joliunv Hickey aud Jim King. Gundera,
Kansas Nine rounds were fought In - minutes Hickey
was declared the victor
The propeller Pacific left Buffalo. n. Y,
Yesterday with about 100 young ladies from the EmIra
Female academy, bound to Lake Superior on an excnr
sion tour.
"A large quantity of opium received by
the stcamship Great Republic at san Francisco has been
seized by the revenue authorities for violation Of the
custom laws.
Col Benton, Commandant of the United
States Armory IN Springfield, Mass, IS sending away
100 900 nuskes which Government has sold TO the
Turkish Government.
AT Pascoag, X. l., on Monday, a man
named Mory Irons, shot and fatally wounded his wife.
The husband fed clad only in his pants and shirt Ii Is
supposed that lac Is insane
u. Mason Campbell, esq, died in Balti-
more ON Monday Mr. Campbell had been for 80 years n
member Of the Maryland bar, aud OF the most
dstin guished lawyers in that state
The Grand Jury of Herkimer County
have indicted Mrs Nancy Lyman for murder OF her
husband Ephraim Gardiner In March last arsenic hay-
Ing been discovered in the remains Of deceased.
In Baltimore, on Tuesday, in the cases of
without license, II was decided that license was
renuired and the persons indicted were liable 10 the
penalty Of $500 prescribed by law.
ALLEN denies that the stake money in his
fight with McCOOle has been given up lie advises per
sons who bet the fight not 10 give up their money Tic
also offers TO fight MeCOOe for Ruy amount provided lhe
fight takes place 800 miles east OF 81 Louis
The four-stOry brick building, No. 24C
Arch-st Philadelphia, occupied by ID. w. Halburt 4
| Co commission dealers In oils, considerably DAM
aged by FIRE Yesterday The stock valued AT $4,000
which was nearly all destroyed Insured for S0O whic
will probably cover the loss The building Is also ~
| sured-
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
,,vsrrnIoIs MIrRnER IN NEWARK.

Peter Gette, a German jeweler, residing ut
No 90 Marketplace, Newark n j., disappeared ON the
evening Of the 18th inst under circumstances ha leu 10
tho belief that he had been murdered. The BODY was
snhseGuenty found floating in the river at the 1907 Oh
Warket.s ST. and certain wounds found upon the hean'
nicon that was ut first entertained pSss
iinorlem examination was made ny Dr. pOdd, the
onrty physician and found that hunt lnsifn-
,cn ~ some sort had produced deep wound upon the
forehead fracturiug the skull The Inquest Ghaen % mau
iaan eommenced npou the body by Coroner Chase WAS
connuded last evening The testimony Of Mrs Gette the
wife OF the deceased was 10 tho enect that ueto W n
ocloek He was then perfectly sober, ana was was
i'm the company ~ Two men unAuUw WI ~, ,b n
tlon TO drinUng saloon, lie was seen about hAii al