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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-01

A blind horse wandered into White River
indianapolis, and, getting beyond his depth,
swan round in circle, trying to find his
way out His distress attracted another
horse not far away on the bank, which first
went to the waters edge and tried to direct
the blind horse by neighiug. Failing i'll
this he took to the water, and swan out to
his relief, and after swimming around him
for nearly quarter Of an hour, he finally
got the blind horse to understand in what
direction the land lay, and the two horses
came ashore side by side, amid the cheers
Of upwards Of one hundred persons, who
had become spectators.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-01

The St. Louis Republican referring to the
crops in portions of this state says: "We
learn that the excessive heavy rains recently
in Illinois, that have visited Jersey, Green,
Macoupn and Montgomery counties, have
made the ground so wet that it is impossible
to haul the reapers through the fields, conse
quently farmers are compelled to use the
scythe for the grain that is ready for the
sickle. Unless we have settled weather
soon we fear that the loss of wheat will be
great, as it will be utterly impossible to save
half the crop, should the scythe have to be
used instead OF the hcadc. aud reaper"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-01

Mr.. Van Myck, a Republican speaker
imported into Virginia to help pull Wells ont
of the ditch, spoke ct Petersburgh yester-
day (3Oth.) Conservatives present called
for division Of time and that not being al.
lowed the next radical speaker was drowned
by calls for conservative speaker. The ne.
groes then formed body and charged upon
the whites present, driving them away with
bricks and chasing them through the streets.
1t appears the whites went to the meeting
with the impression that time was to be al.
lowed their party. Neither used fire arms
and nobody WAS injured.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-01

Chief Justice Frazier, of the Supreme
Court Of Indiana, has delivered - '".0
on the legality of the specific Appropriation
bill passed at the last SESSION of the legisIa
ture, Tho decision suStains the opinion Of
the Attorney General, recently delivered on
the constitutional;ty of the law. The Court
say they cannot 20 behind the record of the
legislature which does not show that there
was less than quorum present when the
bill passed. The Court did not consider it
proper or necessary at this time to discuss
the question.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-01

The operatives at Sing Sing, on Wednes-
daygot on strke--for more room and better
air. Seven convicts boarded the sloop
Martha Ehzebeth lying at the dock, and
drove the crew ashore. They CIT the lines
and showed the vessel off, An alarm was
instantly given, bnt the vessel had got of
and the convicts were hosting sail. A
shower Of bullets were sent after them, and
one of the conyicts named Drake fell, badly
wounded. The rest retreated to the cabin
and the sail came down with a run. A
small boat filed with officers put off to the
vessel and all the escaping convicts were
cnptured
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-01

A Richmond dispatch says that meeting
for the purpose of encouraging Chinese
immigration was held at the chamber of
commerce in that city on Wednesday. A
dispatch from San Francisco was read say
ing the principal Chinese importers would
be present at the meeting proposed TO he
held July 18th. Resolutions were adopted
in favor of Offering at once all legitimate in
ducements to encourage the immigration OF
laborers direct from China to supply tLa
great demand existing in the south for stea'
dy reliable labor, and calling q convention
of delegates from all parts of the south TO
meet on the 18th of duly to consider the
question and mature plan of operations
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-01

Memphis was visited by tornado on the
3Oth, The steamer Virginia, lying at the
wharf, had her chimnies blown down break.
ing 10 her roof. A great portion was car
ried some zoo yards up the levee and over
the top of one of the highest blocks in the
city. No lives lost as far as known but it
is feard the destruction Of property and
crops has been very heavy.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-01
patlp argus.
OFFICIAL PAPER.

Mexico and other governments south are
said to have given the Cuban insurgents
more assistance in the way of men, mum
tons and arms than the United States have
done; while sickness among the Spanish
troops, and desertious from their ranks to
the insergent forces, are just now rendering
the revelation very material assistance.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-01
ROCK ISLAND ILLINOIS, THURSDAY EVENING JULY |, 1869

third district police station yesterday, found
on his desk what appeared to be a small
ball OF clay, but on attempting to cut it
with his knife it exploded, lacersting bis
hand and inficting a slight wound on his
forehead. Another officer near him was
shocked by the explosion. The ball passed
out of the Captains hand and entered the
wall of the room.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-01

Whest--quiet; No. 2 spring l,l7al,ls.
CONFIRM 94a9S for white.
0ats--steady, firm; 6sa6s,
Whiskey--9i.
Pork--unchanged
Baeon--unchanged.
Lard-nominal.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-01


One Of the many reported Cuban exPedi-
tious from New York, has met with little
accident which will probably delay.its arriv'
al in Cuba for few days. On Wednesday
the tug boats Cool, Mabe and Chase, having
on board Cuban recruits, were captured on
Long Island sound by the revenue cutters
McCuiloch and Campbell. The Chase was
seized Off Gardeners Island, and the others
within Is miles Of Fort Schuyler, while on
their return to New York in disgust All
the vessels were taken to Brooklyn navy
ward. The Cool had ll5 men aboard; the
Mabie %, and the Chase IL Among those
on the Cool we're Senior Alfero and DR.. Bas
sarb Of the Cuban jupta. The men were
almost exhausted from hunger and cold,
having been without food since Sunday ant
exposed on open decks to storms for Severa
DAYS. Col. Ryan and Gen. Spear, Will
their respe ctive commands, were not car
.ured, and are supposed tobe scattered abou
Long Island. The prisoners are now re
ceiving government rations on the receivin
shin Vermont. They denounce the leader
heartily. Ryan has escaped or is in dissuis
J among the prironeys.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-01

BUSINESS CARDS.
BLYTHE L. STODDARD,
WAGON MANUFACTURERS,

MANUFACTURE all kinds Of Wagons,
w Carriages, Sulkies, Skeletons, Farm and
Express Wagons, dc. Every description Of r.
pairing done at short notice Particular stten-
tion paid to manufacturing to order.
may26diy.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-01

Chicago market.
relsgrsphsd to the ARsss.
CHICAGO, July l.
Flour quiet firm
Wheat firm l,244as.
Corn firm No so! No 2 694a2
Oats steady 63aI.
Rye dull 90.
Barley entere!y nominal.
Pork dull 3Ssk.
Lard dull lg
Highwincs firm generally held 40.
LIVE sToox.
USIoS STooK YARDS, July /.
Cattle active shade higher; reefs 1926; sales
937 at 4,l6a6 common; G4as fair to medium; GA
VI good to choice.
Hog market glhtted 10000 in pens unused;
rects to-day 53S6; sales 1850 at s,25aG0 fair
to medium 875a925 good to choice.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-01
FOR SALE.

A L PRIVATE SALE---0ne of the most desir-
~ able Farms in Coal Valley township, con
tanning one hundred and twenty acres, well i'm.
proved, well watered, and inclosed by good hedg-
es, on which is a large two-s story brick dwelling .
house, with all necessary out-buildings. sheds
and yards. Also an orchard Of about one hum
dred and fifty apple trees of choice varieties, one
half of which are bearing. Shade trees, shrub
berry, and small fruit A large eistern and we'll.
Situated only three miles south Of Coal Valley
village, on the Coal Valley and Berlin road, and
quite. convenient to churches and schools. viii
DO sold between now and next November by pri-
vate sale--the purchaser to pay ons-half the
purchase money down, and the balance on terms
to suit the purchaser.
Inquire on the premises, or by mail Of thesub-
scriber through the Coal Valley post-otics, Rock
Island County, Illinois.
JAMES D0NNAN.
Cosl Valley, ILL.,, June l6--dw4w.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-01

I AN now selling Pianos for $500, snch as have
L brought S575 to $500. Having the Whole
sale Agency, md making small profit, can
afford to cell such instruments for this remarka-
bly, low price. also fully guarantee thsm to
keep in tune and order, | pay no per centage
to teachers to reco amend their patrons to buy
of me, and then sell the purchaser poor instru-
ment in order to pay the teacher $50 or 800 for
securing the bargain. / do q fair and square
business-open and above board, and invite the
patronage of the people of Rock Island aid
vicinity
am also agent for Macon h Hamlin's Organs
the best in the world, and sell them ut twenty
i've per cont. less than is charged fo- other Or
gans JOHN ZIMME RMAN.
mAy29dly.
, 1869-12-12
cARElESS OFFICIALS,

The way IN which buane12 . II present co.,
Quoted In certain Departments Of Internal Revenue
In this city u far from satisfactory. The com.
plalnts which hare been made by mA1y deAIer1
And private ludisldras, Of ca1eleasness On the pat
Of ot1,etalS demand At least some explaaauon
Investigation IN the proper direction : lew facts
may here he gwen ter hl. guidance.
- NJ: ~. Ieis q ,as aE@ 81 re-: u.ssey dsaers
ual1tso street furnishes Tue following state
nsas Of fsets, Which ae = Neli aols 70 subslaa-
ihas he i only one Of many Mo nare Ind 1 aisj.
on he in Of August ,asr, 2r. Fels paid SO =
weeks theteaiseI comnlsassoer noIne scns MIN
antase 1ssn. ts4 t ne es ooseuou nss tafa Il n:
tsI reie.ssd to. Nj. Felt es!ied UPON noyae, md
explained the matter 70 taa sastnscttoh Of the
Comn!esiones. who re1nNte4 thai sn,stakea Of
similar Kind were bee aning very rerquene In thai
once seno lime After ,hl-, while NJ. Felt vas
lsid cp at bis home By nc1nesA, the Deputy COL
ss d s3 IL .saa s ~
II but tue Deputy vss not aattsoed, aod
dsn:auded to sse The receipt Is had
be iou2d, vnere1pon the one:Ai stasei saat be
would lsSJ upon hun for the amoont OF tax. To
tAye tsoEn'e, Nj. fet PAID The tax again, ous upon
requested saat the bsoks might Be oveIhau!ed
thus HaH doEe, but no race Of the nouey which
va paid could Be found IN them He Then vent
TO the AI1eksorS once, but received no 8attstAc-
ton. 4 few DAYS ago Mr. Felt dlscortfed sas
Original receipt for the TAI, which he took 70 sae
Asseesott ntace, and ootatutd = tAtdy patsfac&on
After iii nta trortlE.
The gtnuenAn froro which The above state,
rpelt Il derived BAJs that there are i've men III.
| leg IN bis immediate ne!1hsornood who have met
! xEk N cIpefle1ce very Giui'iar 10 his. Such q
| mode Of letpieg ooots wo1ld certainly plocore
| the daehalEr AoI my bootteeper In \ houte O
| oc2ineas, and probably might involve I cz1mlna
prosecution. WIZ sao1ld It be tolerated In pub
! lc sefTnau: Into whose pocket did that sei
iollAz bill rlsa, Of which no nete VA taken u
| The Colk kc1oIS baotB:
The Dstter calls Tor th4rpUHh Investigation
Whether such proceedings arc the result OF care
equally annoying and oppressive 70 tae public
and tbcu.d be checked 81 once.
, 1869-12-12

A Wife SwAPPed for u Hof1e-And
tho man Wants His 8otse Back.

A Wife SwAPPed for q Horse-And
tho man Wants His Hotse Back.
Newport {KH) Correspondence Cinetnnctf Enqufrf..
On Tuesday last, while the t1tal Of the eject
ment suit OF T1Jlof he4rH n HoEnbeck ahd othefa
soa.t To- e s IL; s'Fs .hs. III IN ss,.'sS - eess
s5sr.sa ms9ss,sn, nos % ~. .,,, nsss s1pt!ss "a
ea,ied sssDss. b, the name OF Issac Yeisoa io1
ns q !as ,ss II. q
am,na1,oo Of Telson Wis eoneladed, ne Sss
turned over 10 Az- Carlisle, one OF the a1tornsys
I ioT ne plaintiff ior ero.:exaniassion, when TIC
Attorney, Are you and Oscust Oh goo1 terma
Attorney. Did you never have any quarrel or
Wnneas. No, SIT, We never did.
,.a Att1sne5; p,d you n& take o1eotsf vie awsy
not have difficulty with him Asoat thai7
Wines nsye, took hl VIE raJ from him.
Witceae. HA w1io went away with me and
SoaneE; ent we did not iaks her axaJ from Or
eatt Their was no dit1culty as III snoot It, it
wife, but / found That hsd been imposed upon. on
There wa1 no quarrel or dttaeulsJ Aooui Il
Attorney. uow were Jou imposed upouf
Witness. traded The hor1e for lis 1i.e, but
he pu1 on me, beside, two children andla dog, 10
returned her TO him ! do not mean taat he
cttAied ne Ia the trade. for the tssn5action vsg
az !art but nc !Mposed Oh Me-he Epe The beak
tie dog. --@-
1bh testimony Wiz given with the Ut
most coosnasf, and In = manner which
kae transaction ~ entirely teR.tin1ate
a1d proper. ne T. man Of ordinary Intelligence.
ana has beea Tor long time Con1tsnte 10 the
upper eod Of Campbell County. Having resc,ndesi
the contract WITH Orcutf, We presume mat bo II
DOW Prepared 70 considee any new propoailiou
tnAt may be submitted to him. Gentlemen Yno
would rather Winter a horse than W1fc rnt1hi
nnd It to their advantage 10 give hin a calI. hut
they must bear in mind that ne declines 10 deai IL
Children cI dogs. 'A
, 1869-12-12
seanks BEgham YounR1 pies Tor polyytmy
Mone o. foe Aooye dgures Include the 6!Acx1. nj

sgasnLt Brigham Youngs pies Tor polyxtmy.
Mone Or The 1ooye figures Include the 6!Acxa, me
Cntnese1 OK tho Indiana.
Ine efpslnAuon OF thi1 dilaropoftQo OF the
ee1a KaAs aod West u eas,Iy accouutsd f,t BY
no lAct Of the he3sy Westward emigration Of
Asstsfa Unmarried young men that hal been goanE
On !os 20 many yeat1 pastf
>. a ie4afn 70 the aboTc figures, Au Aw1se thas
.4aaJ naJ 70 answered that they were taken ID 1888.
~ 1esuto tee Wef, ana thas thu dlspropor1on doea
1sd "u~ ~. e1fs - % many so1ng men Of the land
VIM .!n@ the ene=ta Of the military serriee,
rei.tt woo:d eoncede a most probable that tho
!st believe Il viii be found that the war has de.
sao5ea directly and indirectly MANY Of the female
pH.lon o. TIC country by tho sor1nW, poverty AID
u1eeety tnAt The lna1 Of huahands and supporting
oone Ana tfptaef1 hkA occ1Hoped
~ AnoQld be lotne IN I1&cd also that verv many
y soofe men who d,ed OF account OF tie Wsf.
wuoid. nAu peace prevailed, have died from dta-
e.ss Contracted At home OF from sectdent
~ NAtoLt, too 8eeEs to have taken the mater II
,. naoo .utIfom stAtl8ticz published from tine 70
nns. tnshk u vii appear thtt, aimee the war, II
eaat tne nrmber Of mate children born evetJ
ate1ceedi that OF the other sex, know Of 4
to1hshtp Ia Michigan where the proportion OF tne
e =. % 2e 7s1A!e births was, last year, ~ ntHS
:, No ore eau say that the West with It's c,es,
Union Pacl1c and other railfoad1, and ita rspldIf
!nc!eahitS tacilitleA Of all descriptions Ia uot the
p.see tof N e1teFpnluG }oong man {pArtcalarty
n 1ud PROPER.
Iha: which makes the West des.faale for i
Young hnn Makea it dektr15e for 4 Young woman
~ ADVICE then 10, GtRL1, 20 WEST, X,YZ
bas1oH. Nor. u. 1852.
, 1869-12-12

The Rock seo1 growing notst and w1rm.
TIE Cloud began to take the Form,
A though something would Dc Baru-
A Form chaotic, vast and vague,
Which les7ed III The Cosmir Er,.
, 1869-12-12
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. SUNDAY, DECEMBER q, 11sss.

941saa9eea he chooses TO nate ths vtexs q sh,
=, ,nnpStos aod Nc NzJ eafeiy predict tnAs they VII
~, ~ "oro IN faSo< Of mefattsm tnsn n,uRnootxn
,a9 ~ ne common ruun< does not e1sssease the
:, TN GKNKxA1 OF 1Hx J1sr113,
- otaeIa u likely TO be the loren oss man In
~, s1oacH Ht tall spafe man. Of ssndtoos A..
~ asa u n9 v1J remarkable externally, yet
iet. snecesafol deoaief, md yotam.noos T7itsr
~ !oe4 nt suggested the Idea which to daY 10
TT1mpaehed (Act. he Il IN intenss admirer Of
10 p!s1 q 11 3nas sssma 70 ~ appesnnee aest!oed
" ~ -. tstas - layuez ID at Trent tina tvs
noMn no&mA =, p WHICH he atand4 committed IN the
inis',Sta St M order ne ne Assumption and The
t tths9anntI Ine Jeau!ts have AtMay1 upheld theu
II ,I"m tnen foundation. Tns latter especially, IL
a9ened that the General drew up the etsatY
VII ga"po1coaa M Q! the sJ!lab1a Anticipating oppoa[
s.t S+os opm&oo has been Toned BY articles Ia tho
:. csSsu*t'eI-Mhlca It u Incorrectly zsserted,
ana doonnaesea by the yesaits-on the inlAllloltsj
Cet caa oIaet subjects, likely 10 be nooted Ut tne
HHoe1uell. He"nell. SetWsthstand!ug that The Hungarian
na9ops w!a be almost wholly it, opposlton, u
,Me nsl e. ne MAJORITY OF The German Btaaops and
,s ,ue toNngatse. there u IN each Of these couu-
,I,es ,I9 aaGctent prcpouderaace Of opinion IN
nfs,M :acot 9! TI;sfsGonan'sn ~ EeSulated from sne
Jesa.ts e,p ls esS; E1sa0 lr.iaaa .nd America The
,cu.1 GENERA tnnugh poeaes-iuG tnl1 gigantic
pomtt. = N ecclea:astc Of very frIire1 habits.
you tcAth hla room, ! larRe apa,iuen, Ttth
ntiSk n1os. rlaln iron bsdateed or Engllsh make.
VIA : tte white ehtna aoil- water 1toap over Il
ana Picture of = isna:.us Lojois, Of W,otn be
- ~ .ne & &eueetasot; painting IT the Nadopna, :
IHe.aed. Tour Fush.bott 1mel chalr1, a ANAL
1Hos. Hh. AM Asse bureau coserrd with plpe11
uetse GO Carpet. no article OF comfort,
~ aless u tne usuAl habit Of the order
Maae q eoatae black serae- He possesses the
sa sa5 oi ne Holy Father noEe than any mao ia
Eome. Ae tu!es ~ntle seeming 70 ote5, dictates
Nnae SEEMING 70 Fusxest--au cothnAASttc dtvp-
tse o. the fapacy aun-hls order. Tne genius Of
the koc:ety IL the e3a:Ation OF The Ptpscy. Th!s
!! Often ihoored for very itslnteresediy. For In.
atance. The General has twice resu.el Inc Csrii,
La1sle. "a t2e council be will tenousl| watch III
eiy movement Of opposition. aud ootnauk the
fnodt keen~~.ttet Ffruchmao, and aIlesce, il he
man. Y
, 1869-12-12

| zre xere ohAr1ed with bteAt-nE into the eao
.ktore Of Ik4sc AoeahAE4 Oh Gesfk Sutess An
iealtnz twenty par1 e noot1, two Hah9 o. SMtf
eod clock KEat pss1a Of tns BOOK Hsfe lo0o1
Clark gzreh aud tan p2ifs Wafe foond tn eAl
Witch Fre9k M7f1sn. who va com0iued f0f nfa
On Thur day. wa csltitns when at1tGted- Spe1.
Ia 10 To5se1 - "a II t.:a coea;aas ssd nosain1 10 ta
Do with It. Tue later VA, therefore, discharNed
Tue ettdence aestnst Fisher showed thss he knew
something a the burglary. He Aod Spencer Ntre
each held II q, 90 oei Tor ulai.
There were quite number Of dIg1n97!Ined Va.
mons, "a Jsnes Ecouise, P.okpoeieta, p ~; 1els n,
anen tioo each: Geo. Stddous. The Light weight
eaAmptou. 10 Who whipped Punch Morris, ne
Ahe1u said to BE- thieves, Were lined 50 each, and
Charles barton, who Wa stabbed By Mobile Jtn.
some time sso wa1 aned 91oa, but the execution
George Honman visited ! nouse Of prostitution
On The corner OF Wells aud Jsckaon 1ueetg on Ptt.
day night. One Of TIE inmates, Viola Ray by
ns 1sms: smoed 4 h!D; aod he took ous hls money.
reAted her. Sic was fncd sn
HrEoS sT2IXT CoCkT.
J.. B. Hhittt 9, who N1s booked as "ph1stn.
en-" WAS charged With otsosdesly cooducL He
Was tIrested on Clark ss.eer. carry on s&surday
Mo6nln9, With coat. veaf, 1adipa!r Of pants
loors under hts arm. When qoeatloaed BY the
Policeman be rad he found Inc garments, but sub
them trocn INC body 9 q man Who had oeen
buried IL me Fossesa FELL. In one Of tic pocket,
Of tae coat = n found letter directed TO IA. c.
Willow" Willow died In the Huron Street Sta.
ton TWO weeks ago, md was buried u The Potter i
Field Wh.ttrg i \ phJNctan, and may know
where tie body u, for when arrested he AsSed rha
oMeef ne lad seeu wagon Eotng towards the
eorner Of L.salle and kfazie Streets, vheEe .ne:e
y Feto1t Sof medical men. He Wk9 dned 81 tn
the absence Of any direct testiMouy that he had
o<en engaged IN "kesnffectinR."
, 1869-12-12

nitrngtIcerne. and ths eont.,t, .,,,,,,,
e.. tne toea Of moneJ 40 nnt vs:
~ n ~ hssesftsned Tho safe Il 1 perfeos WseSS
Lee 6levea VETO probably aiarmed II thr fnsre ~
sS1p!osion a they let mott Of ther to3is snd
stnis Z, na money scattered on the noor. Tney
them Il yat %ASs "
,n nCiEc1HKAT1, Disc 11.-Robert N. Freeman.
~ sta!eoo. . PiI1c Co, Of Chicako, OF $500 worth
=! sus8 VA etrested here, and to daJ delivered
Gsel 70 Detscavo t1Akerton, who hAs 9tnte1 to
chicago with him.
T., !iAA. @. Dec. 1l--In the case OF John v. King,
INJECTED Tor murder Ii the nrst degree. fpf the
,nams Of Enoe BJan, near ibdphos,
verdict Of mana!AnRhter. He vii
% showed the second trial. The cave haa occu.
pied nearly the whole week, and great deal Of
ihlefest wsa manifeated In It, the cou.t-roo a
being crowded all the time The pr1sontt u al
old man OF 60 or over.
, 1869-12-12
TIE PnllcE Egg7Ts.

NAT, IzEe and Peter Hnde1ofAnds, aged re-
specstvelJ -, Is and II JearB, were charged with
d:ssrdesiy conduct They I've Oh Dekoven 6sreet,
next toor to family nAmeL NcFariAad. There
Il ! hydrsnt In the alley between the tEo houses
soout which the TWO families have betn d4sputlnS.
one clxtuing that l. belonged to them, and me
o.oer TIA, II I'D uot. The Uliderhrsndts we're
tho weaker party, and. ~ Vaa alleged, tkreH
stones 1t The Netherlands and threatened 70 XIII
then- tleroe their arrest TIE mo:her snd
eAnghief we're nnet s each AID the son WI dis
Charged.
Tnom1s Moore, 1 uAe-beate1, VAS toed 81 and
rent 10 the Bs1dewea for forty days. William
Otto, for doing the G2ne, paid Il, and wAs een-
1enctd to twenty Gays IN the Br.deweu, And h15d
IN tt0 bait 70 Keep tic peace- Otto owns = s3en
OF hosseA On Friday Eight be HeaI hone dranf.
xrd hts wife VI! obliged to unaitca them Ana put
them In the stable.
John CuTtts WAS arrested, On Milwaukee oye
nee, and aasaulted the policeman who bad him u
cnsigt. When ptAced IN cell he tore OF some
| kcauIinR, and did about 50 worth Of damage,
! Hewa4 tned thsx amount, and kens 10 the BRIDE.
| wei1 tn dtfA1i1 "
NoIne Penders and Minnie smith, proxt,tutea
were a1Tezted, nn Canal street, IN Company Wtit
| dTe yuorg men, on Frid&J night For conduct
l tnR themselves Improperly ca lnAs occAAon MOI
lie Wa aseeAed 81 Minnie sis and he yoga1
man q each.
| A1xo.Y e3Cxr.
4 fJa2s ESaHi 1A2s1 R2sleN 5oa @91a Qa9s
, 1869-12-12
HnMfIluA1fo RAxEAlITy.
4 Train Oh the Great Easscrn Railway Fired
late nj tho City lotts-A1frats
Oh suspicion.

Some ulachlsrouS seoundrelA holding forth IN
the West Division, have secaouJ been In the habit
Of Throwing stope4 and other naisaues through tho
windows Of running trains, near the city limit.
Tnts reckless pasi1me has been xreht annoyance
TO railroad men, md they have consequently kept
sea1p Lockout for the perpetrators. Between
and oeloct. about the time The t1a.n OF the
shots uefe Ared through tae windows
Of ore OF the passenger eask The conductor N.
stSc&ly ordered down she breaks, md, Nhe1 tho
uA.n cane 10 ! ha1f, vigorous search ras insti-
tated. Sape.on fell upea TWO men who were
last leaving The scene. 4 lt1ely chAse ensueA
And one OF them was nnAlly captured and tziea
on board the train. On arriving Il the depot,
The conductor led his mAo 70 The Enlon Street
Station where he WI locked up. / TA.rkat wAs
then Issued Isr The arrest OF the other party, and
ncm The Description received, od.cer A1aooey
took hin Into custody lssr evening. He was
statton hey cAye taetr names Is Alfred Beeson
apd CnA:tta Walker. II found gui:ty Of tae
charge alleged against them, they should be dealt
with severely,