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The evening Argus., 1869-10-01
DIR. B. +. MITCHELL,
MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN.

DY REQUEST of patients in Rock Island
y County, will have rooms at the hock lslanu
House every Tuesday and Friday during t1e
fall where be will treat " electricity, all xmas
of diseases, both acute and chronic. E'ectr'cly
will locate the disease TO the satisfaction OF any
ratient One trial will satisfy any one of this
fsct, Mrs. stallcup will attend to lady patients
The Dootor and his sister are well known In
Davenport, as Mrs. stal'cup has been resident
Of that city for some years, and can bring good
references from some of the best families IN 'ne
city a. to the efficacy of her treatments IN sn
Female Diseases. Have cured Deafness feter
and Ague, CAtarrh, Bronchial Affections, Tne,e
everything else "a failed also, Liver anu hla-
ney Affections. No shocks given. Inc ue.s
meuts are pleasant to the most nervous paueh.s'
even to infants. Let the afflicted give US call
we will do them good. Charges reasonao,e'
Consultation free. Hours from A. NJ. TO 0 r
NJ sug23dtf.
The evening Argus., 1869-10-01

FOR SALE.

OFFER MY RESIDENCE FOR SALE ON
L easy terms. The house is brick and contains
seven rooms; good cellar, oistern under the
kitchen, well Of excellent water, and first rate
barn; everything in good repair. Lot 46xlOO
feet.
House will be sold with or, without furniture.
Enquire on the premises.
sept23dtf j. q. DENOE.
The evening Argus., 1869-10-01
BusrMHss CARDS.
BLYTHE l. STODDARD,
WAGON MANUFACTURERS,

MANUFACTURE all kinds of Wagons,
IFI Carriages, Sulkies, Skeletons Farm and
Expross Wagons, 40. Evory description OF r"-
pairing done at short notice. Particular atten-
ton paid to manufacturing to order.
may26dly.
The evening Argus., 1869-10-01
M. SCHLEGEL,
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS,
Q KG n. n "a, =

TOBACCO. SNUFF, PIPES, 4c., in Mitchell
! 4 Lynd-'. Block, next door to Gleims. All
brsnds kept on hand, and all orders promptly
tended tO. Give me a call. ma3ldly
The evening Argus., 1869-10-01
HOUSE ANT SIGN PAINTING.

THE undersgned have formed 8 co-psrtnsr-
/ ship, under the trm Of smealon d schleu-
mer. for carrying on the business Of House, Sign,
and Steamboat Painting; Grsiniag, kslsomin'
ing, Paper Hanging, Glazing. a.
FRANCIS SMBAL0E,
JOHN SCHLRMMBR,
Rssk Island Aug. 20, 1883 da.
The evening Argus., 1869-10-01

owe find it hard to resist the conclusion that
il was because the Secretary and his retainers,
including some Of his courtiers, we're IN the ring,
and thai; even as it turned out, the net profits Of
the grand crash of "tbe corner" were pockete1
| by what in this affair we may call the lo!N
| league. 49,,
"Au this demoralizing business in Wall street
might have been prevented by a timely sale Of
| Treasury gold In declining to prevent this DIS
creditable this disgraceful exhibition; the secfe-
| tary has contributed seriously to weaken the
public confidence in the national credit, bonds and
currency, and to strengthen all the clements oi
| repudiation. If tempted to this course OF non
| intervention by gold gambling ring, the Score
tary Is traitor in his great trust; if guided ny
mere notion to try al experiment, he Is not n
for his position
That's pretty plain talk for loyal sup
porter of Grant and his adminissratiOn-bd
, is true 10 the letter. -.
The political campaign in this state, thu
tall ss we'll a. PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio, vii
be lively. The utter failure of Grants ad ID
} minis.rasion; the cross.purposes of bis ON
, 1869-06-19

Ss9pes5h a. eSs55ho d.sgs,.ss a Gems ssss
Wien NJ Rsas roaaa oaffs0as.,ie 9ss pap .eols Of
arsenic be asked h1s wife what usa sne I'd for il
Nm NM Waale .s rsRlied tnas shs onxat to 9se =
for he time being. Some tine sftsS I'll NrWsaie
found phts1 Of medicine u : CUPBOARD in III.
9ssnsb e snnS Of A. aons III pnl.l
bell druggists and cnemista. east lids Of Public
sqnAEe, Jacksonville, 1lllnots''
AfteF M, stil1 smother paper containing arsenic
Etfe's bureau .1rawc4. Mr. TahlS wprilsrr,7, Of
course, what a the poison WAS fpr. bat stll seams
beter 70 have suspected It WAS for gny cn nlnsl
In Feh1uary lass Mr. Wahle retuyued fnom Ru,
rope to Jacfsonytlie, leaving her sister Fanpie Be-
bind sinee her return ahe has not lved with her
husband. About nra Neeks ago Mr. Waale h scF-
copied Letter from his vito nRer 70 Iii 1ifa.
II xhieh ne soke Of the poison ased for der sss
1fIer reading this 1ette. Tia t.17te,e co,rtrs+o,
was forced rpon Mr.. WahleA mind that h!a chi1tf
nad been poisoned He At ouce dese.nined 10
nAvn ns remains disrteued, and 1nomifted to
Tnsiser H. e53 70. thn !, 21rrose of
not. In the latter part Of hay, NJ. WaAleS DIS
inferred hts chid1 remains and took them to St,
es Gu ehe nd ePa ss fsS SIe Enc ; =; .R 4.
proper examination. Under data Of jane i'd. Prof.
Sander w11tez Nj. Wah1e, in suhs.a ance "A io1oV1:
xoise 1oS 6aI deIi;s1 r sl re "a A.y q lssa !sIss
opened myself. closely exantned Il hefore m
screwed tho Id; esw no appeasx1eo OF the cod1n
nAslng been opened II certainly had not been
opened lor long time I examined the REMAINS
q the child found ID the cof1n for poisonous Sub
Stances TIE corpse ~us IN advanced state Of de-
composition took the euuatls IRON the oospst
400 ueateo them for organic or metallic pol
sons; detected 40 organic polsons This
may bc oNtng to adranoed decomposition, or at,-
sence Of 1och poison. The tests applted showed
Inc presence Of trsenbc IN the body Of the child
ffpH the resun 1t Is obvious xh8t the child uus4
nave come to 1t8 dea1n By the administration Of
doAcAr
The pszty, or pArtles, implicated viii doubtless
De arrested elihef this evening or tomorrow
morning, and the c1se will undergo thorough
tod4ctal Investigation.
, 1869-06-19
NC" Uses for Paper.

Yn%
rraa,n. neE n1aaeh Of tndus15J hi fust been in
hAuaaEed % cur noticc. We kaFe far sot III u
ps1T1l Rn, na m.ta vestouA novel 1pphcafions Of
exisaaed BY pstens process 81 1se p,1 sef mrsn @
PaRsT p maoe. b mis- pfooen = Of i 5ecntse Tne
1spanese fof poeEes taas "a; Ssea b. nc
# fetti y - ssns ss aPpe.taon Tne tatentse csiis
apop1tse eRa Rats p sss.sn e1teni ne fer@ s
Cd tn u pzpdnrt1or, Smnnc ,Sa E
e ,sa " nna aome not hitherto much r11nns1 sgss
IL. q IL na5Rsp q Rsps q; e. sss a zsaiaad
nss1 Hsmp, ana COTTON. TIA ant,1.j mat,sss, ansss,
Tnieh e eea, a9ei ~ .san. md otneT matetius s
esesta saons on Iedae e pu1a M
enine41 % 1no nen "fested" h app7ppF.aie p ms n.o
. o1dh1sy a = no do9ls tae sae = IS Used
Te s.Ts 1aas the mixture Of such 1nater*,. nS oa
sxner n.11ns,t9 nansu 9tves paper d extTaon;naI
. se1n ioestset rsis ana e .trsnsts n au inieed.
fenhet * n .esn q the woven fabs7cs +. I. t1'
an be %. .Es 1as nses e 1hteh ibis paper
cns o' tss atse.e. have aeep. FMt t1on 1so4t
7nse nay 5e 10 M1nrea ~ 81 h rsnod could tesist
% hsnionahe, Or tae1 msy ~ n.s sne sd1ts DOW
.nsk 0aMped o9s tn patterns ~S1tes nv ~! aare
ooo1 titsa nmsaas q labor x1sa SCISSORS aad nse1e
soia fesaA sor axpenee eaen-nste taey esn ns
fn1nsure1 mn II afS of a. pssssoesf We eaTe ne4s bsd
Tnese ~ pstaeed D. op 4sfn assonnes and ehn.xese
~ ~ - y art4tH vii oaly ooss n1e .s}fiana!.
coodsetms T of sa ses. ns .hico be@adea beng neo-
enss' @ While daJ-cosefa fof sseds ~ sppsat- :
Wits ra asssd ts5 patterns md equ.y IL c6esn aae
seraartabs, sea aood ,ssts ,s1psd with patterns d
se[1 secn Sfnsnent many = dinnef ,ahis s.,A .nA
Iess ~ h9at tae ares The day atser tue paT, mn
men t. t ~ og o. a9 eeonqmtca turn aid fese:i.
arpaea 70 AEteies q more ms.ta nte.t rh,ns 80
md rcfa.1eIao g9eo a,z,oo leather Is formed of i
made The Last can b uasde an1 1aotH maJ 1 se
hsre aes .noaueaon of otis md I1dis rubber. We
anesn 80 1n nsGeoka to SHOW shss material h pro
snfisrs ~ soton Of oar stsple nfuStr!cs- Paper
a .er.,bit i nay wen be supposed, h.rr Alseady nad
fnrths. hoie !n1aence on the linen trade, and the
fat! ttE! 1ttnatye Substitution OF paper for woven
'eV3'ce hnst pfpdQee stM gTealeE elaaXes,
, 1869-06-19
THE IEDIAN TROUBLES IN KAN
SAS,

F1e~s f1s Lxsrsnes T51bsx<, JunS Il
our toFnsman, Judge Iendr1, received The fox
hoM1nx letter, JesseEdsy, nom relative NJ Solo
mon City. Presbyterian minister. II wHS not
intended for pahheztion. but tha 1adsc consentef
70 ALLOW u 10 use y, a. gives faithful ltcturss
Of ihs stale Of a1Airs % the iront,sr. As viii hs
seen M b! the dater Il Was written On Monday uosn-
"so1e4ox CITY, Kaa. Jrne II. ~.
AptAk COUSIN: We nrr having fearful Ip.jLn.1
aida, AA4 Ne Arr teIence3eAs- The lEd,ans AZ.
veIJ bold. or, rather presun4tuoua, lot thes are
NJ na.ural eo*asua messensss vas SEM from Vi,
fskEfan fos the Governor for more men anl aul-
nnaitlon- Another came down last evening, re-
within eighteen miles Of "a We know they
snd probably kilsed III. 8rcvsseT, DC brother of
Ing hos7ea and mules, tba1ntng and pllIautug.
Wherever they dare come, and many houses a1s
fenosted 70 hate been seen suaouldertn2 satartay
sm1iies are Pouring down upon us nun up thr
eotouon tn great numbers, for protection Ur
contse ~ tne weasan and children are greatly
2 s9i Ill., sn
Indiana lloaned ny pony, taddle and or1'ile, ami
fIExoivsl, I an SATURDAY night to one Of he hoys~
eonhoites, Aod We expect them buck today xith
past 10 O'Clock LAST evening. and We hsJ snn1
interview VIII him, and nc teleg,aphe.i for aSms
aho enmunllon for our home defence, hut can
ca 70 ssiina, from d telegraph seat yts,erls..
II you ca1 borrow Henry nae Improved. or
a. spe neef eafoant, and good rnsy revolver and
ssna toem 10 ns BY e1pftaa Tomorrow, viii re-
tan ~ sne Al ca q paF for them theJ get lost
of Injured A1io send ouu hundred rounds OF nm
ma. deem best to send May and Lily ,tovu to
1ake 5oa Ttstt, for sa!e4J, any dAy but 1 mn
'Sse % ssay and pfaJ, Md fight I'll the !ast
ssmsa sa,n !os eIptrea, ! Necessary. have an ~
nsn. Saturday next, and preach oo he SABBATH
.na nave % 90 = thin highl OF where the IuianS
i. ere seen Ie4teltlaJ. and maJ 70 With revolver.
!! ~ soc and rice On my back III l get tbsmi
ad Watching Indians aad PRAYING aaIEu. I shaif
'Gs foxn into danger, but God forbid that shoniy
Sn1M tae white feather, or move one step from
>. FEay Pay for n md hsleTe ne ever Jour Affection
, 1869-06-19
REVERDY JOHNSON.
HIS Views, Then md Soxx n, .h-
Recognition OF BrtltEerent Iftubt..
Rasasngton tJunt 10 Df.pascA IL The NM ,,,rt

HIS Views, Then md Now, on the
Recognition OF BctliEerent Rtabt.s
Rasatngton tJunt l5) Df+pa.cA 10 The y,,c ,,vt
NH1e4
A dispatch from Reverdy John1on, date, Inn
don. ltth OF February, 1868, defending III trr,tv
WAS received Al the State Department on the !;
Of March the very last dag Of the old st,nl,nis
Jnhnsou, and actually communicated to TIE sen
ate ~ the hurried moments, lmmediateir he1yre
The elose Of ne seesion In the course Of thss It's,
calls -the alleged unauthorized rreo2at
tlon Of belligeFent r.ghrz," a. one oi thc
aaqs tm 10 -s. nnsa The rn, Sa
MI ReverdJ johnson, Ia An Interview with four
Sorrespondent few days AGO, said that Sir
aaG sHmEs1n srffsh VA ansatd 9nd us PROPOSITIONS
theories Of NJ. Sumner on the question Of tne
oeligere1t rights concession, hut the following
which now sees the light for the nfst time, shows
thas Mr. johnson then occupied the Identical post
ton now maintained ny HI. Sumner. NJ. Jod1-
II" The history OF the World furnishes no Instance
of 30 SPECIFY recognition In the case Of reYolu-
tionaFJ efforts to sabvers Al existing government
port within which 70 build ship Of raf. larre or
small or the power TO get her out she o1ll!t;
nor haa s tneJ ny port 70 which they could carry
ios condemnation tn cvnlt Of Admiralty. A. q
NE measuse, Eesorted TO slm?lJ for
4ue purpose Of 4uppreo4tnR the tu-
su1rectiop, and With no Ttew Ia
ltnpatt national ena1s:ter to the Insurgents, .h:
President Of the United States declared certain
ports under the physical control Of the Insurgents
70 be IL state of olockxie and, prevent The ,n-
humanity Of the s2anGhteHrG Of prisoners heagree,R
from time 70 time To exchange. Bat In That again,
Wfthout the slightest view Of admitting the llsuT.
Xenta a Posse1aing any legal H0hts whaterer tht.
object Of tha blockade being 1no repression Of TIL.
rebellion. And that being appa1ens from the his
tory Of the hout, this governments must have
Known that We we're far hon aceoftitng 10 them
any nAtonAl s1lttcuoc- Sappo1.uH. then, thar The
proclamation Of the President WAS Known TO thly
government when they declared the Insurgents to
be bel1getents-a questfon OF fact which Do not
propose TO eI1Intnc-tt furnished no Justification
for the action Of this government. And II 1t was
not justified. as confidently believe wss the case,
the act 70 one which bears Inate1txNy
upon tho question whether the government -
bot bound to indemnify the losses occastoned ~
the Alabama and other vesselA For then tint
sesael md the Others could not hAve been, IN the
Of English Law, - well as the Law or
nations, pirat!cal Tesseia- They never, therefore,
would have been On The ocean, and the vessels ana
The eargoes belonging 70 American citizens te-
,troy I'd BY them would have been In safetJ. Cpou
This ground, then, independent Of the question OF
arope1 diligence, tho obligation Of Great Britain r,
neet tAe leases seern1 70 me to be most ap-
,are1tn
, 1869-06-19

hiss been vefY favorable for crops Of every de-
Be1tptlon.''
4 Cla1kc county qnd) letter SAYS: wheat Is
heading. Ii tho rust does D1E trouble 1t, shc haf.
vert viii Be plentiful Fotatoes and oaf1 are ~
right For corn the season has been some what
cool and unfsvor1nie, causing 1t TO put on a rel:
Low hue. Apples md peaches are abundant OF
everything, fsEmeEs anticipate !uxultAns har-
vest"
"A Crawford County Qnd.} letter says: "The
crops oi all kinds arc looking Gne. Wheat WAS
never better. Oats look well Corn Is late, but
looks nnt- Fruit Of al Rnds promises = fair
crop Grase looks seTy 1ne, aud from the rural
districts nc haze the talk OF rc1y Enc prospect
for most Of ali Hnds,"
The Charieston Is. c. co,erte. says there can be
no doubt that the young cotton has injured by
the cool spring, hui tho }1rJ has been greatest ID
6os tn CAto1fna, TenneAsee, .Arkxnsss, and the
northern parts Of Mississippi, while the real cot
ton regions Of the South, GeorXtz, F11rid3,
Tens, Louisiana and the " southern
part8 Of Mississippi and AlAhama have
not suffered 30 severely; o1t the Injury TO
tho entire crop win probably Amount to about 10
per cent During the pxz two Keeks there have
been successive hot days and nixhtA, with nne
rains once or tw1ce, which Ia the best kind OF
weather for cotton, and, under tts influence, the
crop u shooting up and growing nnely. Under
the foregoing considerations, the crop OF this
yea1 may be estimated ~ follows: Number Of
acres under cotton, & 50, ,to0; at 310 pounds per
acre, go pounda per bale s31D 100 bales less IN
Jury to crop from cold at 10 per cent, uales:
probable crop Of 1888, 3s4a bales, provided no
Other CASUALTIES Occur to further redlet the Weld.
, 1869-06-19
MEXICO.

The Reported Proposed Sale Of Mexs
cAn TcErftory 10 the United xt...-
IA RozAtive Denial Eon S.rn.--,
Hoseernns and Hlnisser dc Tvt.a-
feto txs7 ~ c0":;ps"een1s a nk lst- "a.
,.iss ssess. e: Gsss1 E Ra3s -. To1
Es destfe and requested pep!sainn "a T.
He1,eo Gntl ne had enmp pleied hts pola4 1e3 IL ~
tn1ohtns Of Roseczzns rhsf the for1ss -ppasEnt
nan too1ghs Il ue4t:ahl1 to nahish II o1I ~
following Letter IN the As1tcan ioafnais: 'e Inc
"Je t1t E1isors er IL Dsa,s. s1 oaSsi. isA5 = 1850
,e-srErhs =. foof isEoe Of to-day contains
1ss, II D.. Bat vts nfrs 9s@ Ws.aiasson he
uon, IN which propositions M made t. ~ Ase4"
Eent 70 lend money 10 Mexico, MD mo,+esn- ku,.
t.1s ss1s 9 u sE o. u tronner s;atea 1t the sae
a@e ypo ptn4zh con111dfetton. % TIA natT ~
5oEt government, of having aasented 70 III asors
,.tid1 ahe haSse had pahllahed Tho other contra
11I9ns We,,ss 70 these 1umoEs regxdtnx nyseNs I
MooM have been sxtts1td. These I1m1r srn,d
sGJ ess4y Impose on the cyednhty Of he TrIt
srv Ameneah4 ana e.tn& sd consequences,
pHtng Fkh my dnty TO prevent s1ch ~
Eolfs allow me 10 Inform the public thsra,gh -.
1eeT'a, iSa1 a! the r0mors which you may hsye
ste, h. N ~ re srnss q the UNITED
taken from the X<sAa1<r rchtiTe Ia M ateial
9a1ts 1aa meassus IN thin capital o1 relating to tas
carried theIe by DI. Brink or other1se n ~
ZIG da snaaoe'eF, sre not only lalse but nan-
"In the same naanue, upst ~ cn,,tn~, 49,,
okdef report. which ssated that Solicited nrrr.ss
A4oo 11pn uenezal Gr1ut 10 re1a3tn sarpe mnntn.
aangs, %ns y e ~ nssnf Position, thus tneulzng rae
during he presalence Of the ToEtta. Sf1A
1ate oeea cAtQmnta1ed dur1nx nv unh,.r rs.
e .,a,f 1ut esnaos remember m hzanes Ia Waicn
~ st4u0haS Fefe no numerous md extf7yap1nf
Rsso Roso y smls md Letter. II tnnse mich weo nah
, 1869-06-19

Monld be rejected. or undertake to modify = con-
yenGon e5 Which was already signed. We fen thai
os.s ssS se xa e .ss s1 . s
ea,a and that We might be accused Of re-
inaag 10 sse9mpl!sn good work that had been
acfofdlngy examined the n ,dI1catIons pro-
poSeo' ,..9sr ano r,ne ,onna that in reality they
vnss,. rSss W ssf1a1ons o. form rather Than ot
AnpaIaact. IN tne 18th OF January / sccor,l.
hgi5 s'Enea convention with Nj. John
500, and ooth tnat and the convention sigutd hy
ss 5ora @ ssanley ] ~ he f9sna n The papers which
tael are hoT ce21 anu ous1td, and do Nv; 81,
that my nnosna1 p1Ipose would be served hT
tnteriDg IN detal Into The differences between
thtu. II at any future Tine the noh1e piscoant
O any other noble Lord sh0Ald bnng forward
ths sunleet shsu ee pef1ecty resay 10 enter ln-
think, adhefed far more closely % the convention
OF ISL, HnEa Was OF American ortxfn and had
5Ssn n;stsd I'D On r. ss ne model Tnica SHOULD b
No Impartial person, think, Will
deny that fs7yk1Y Aas heen done in oritr 70
1nersan @ Gostrn,s.as Indeed, 20 gfess ~ X peen "a
the desire both Of the Late and tho present govern
ment TO bring tnl1 painful coailoveszJ to close,
sIons hare been carried oeJond ! legitimate Limit
do not wonder therefore, that thern Vas no great
s1psesso9 a oi dissatisfaction @ *hsn @ The pesosta.
while the treaty vas under the consideration Of
hs II sss L. % sad sa ns
we're not recognized IN the treaty, and he
therefore applied TO have 4 supplemental article
ADDED, OF the nEst aHrcle changed, 50 IS
70 E1re each government right Of bring
ing !s oMn particular claim before the
va dec!nea. vas on ne 81 Or ApEtl that We
ieafned that ne senate bad refused to rattfy the
consenton y vqss o. - 70 !, q sSeordaace With
tae tepon q ne FeEe.sn Atat5s COMMITTEES. on
Mnlcn occaaoh ~: sumner deusesed the speech
70 Hnich the NOBLE fscount hsa refetred-a tpeeeh
..s. asn t . q Sf2s1fas p1t upon Tnien 5anx too
gnf xnon!a o4 tn hos ne o, aof A5 saan[ NM
1nues iSs sny m and a.
sase 60 rcason % knoW that the members Of that
~ aalt5 ~ suPposlea eitaeF as e1tsasa9ant claims
o. ~ s.atemeotA VIII NOT cIiretse those ssase-
men!A PUBLIC opinion = made Up upon them, and
qette agsee VIII re neoe slscoont that the
plaetscA 2ood sense or NE American people "a
tesaang saem e foEm n esttmsie Of tns speech
.oia .oM ooes not @nef Wtde!J nom that formed In
s.s. 6,sI E ~. .,onnson snd NJ samnar
asve ie1asIeo maea eetsica 70 shia country. and
ao0hs Nneihct t6AS service could hare been ren- |
uesed 70 edet1u&15 IN my other way. MI. John.
sor, n fnoee numerous public assemblies thst he |
, 1869-06-19

NTEYXRxcN E'rT 7go n,na ,cs%
sHox II. q. n1r...r,.- 80 II II "4aa Luz u, 10y.
.Yoar 1et;cF OF lie ss.n ;rSaf1nt nrupsr r.
optnioa iu regard TO tha 1eeal oh,7cssa :, ~
sMte to paJ he nr,nntai .n6 ;n,erosrs = % oi nc
On bonds Esued ~ sne stats nas hssn u eaM eoan
Arter sIefullT exauntnc H. de4ss{oe ~ tsTeS'5 ss
laws under when fxsnds TeTr g., ~ "" saisous
Of NiSsou11 to the Fsctdc Rsjtr1sa y sn,,vt sAIe
Branch Of the F1c,dc Ksjfrnad iTnn ss.es1
Fn1fnn F,tiro.5 ro1a.sv9 tkAioa*4 The Cairo
Railroad Company. Ssys S ennsndsI as tsa Gansy 1sy
State h11tug sold Ill OF sa,d rpads unie, I'm NJ,
the HtAta helt m thtyr fer ss.c1,.t1 20 tG1 Icy
and interes: in said tonda and the sts. p'a1R
, 1869-06-19
4 FATAL PRIZE FIaHT.
Tho Donnelly-MeGu1re F,vbrn,
nelly Strikes = Deadly RIovrn.
M1&aefeT Breaks Thtuuxh th~
Ring hnd Escnpe.,

mnzaereT Breaks Thfuuxn r..
KING nnd Escapes
tentbie AMIR happenatl on Ihe u1 hsn.s - :.
INoS1 Lake on Satard4J. Two men n.,nsd ~
ponneHJ and Mcclure, had some dt,nrte' LIN 1eo s
e1!u 70 tAeH physical stfenSrh. ponpeiiy. VIM r.
nkavlJ~ ~omlt m2n. Of no paEficnIas nr,s.
.s;a sA1t aAn frequently boaated that ne n.
@ nuts % nSk AcGotfe. Who w1a siost vtr1
W. sEiRaing some tanr1J ponnds less shsn Don.
neuE Mcclure had = ben reputation a. boTsr ~
EAeh man hsd czuxa OF ffie1ds vno anv-tfr ~
saasea ne stfength Of sheh favu{ites- nd dn
es1t4 iAng IN tneir power 10 bring about a f,gh%
Al 1as4 the p1tIuin11!es were auanzt1I anf eI1-1f
slR4 q money weTa stAked Upon The nasun ~.
9&ns took place On Saturday afternoen nj Oc1,sn1s
tssi. -. On tae sAt Hde of CAyuRA lakt EeyoFai
Eantfsa PefsoRS were present. Sesonus. rrfarres
@ ~ a uarlfs Faa chosen End the dxhf besan
ponneily was anaijy SEM % xra.9 ia tha sacond
round Mcclure Easa DonnellJ serr1oc urp1r
A1a Don1euJ feipE1ed 1t By kuocfino Nef7nfrr
tAs0 ~ colnft. In The thlta round DonneJi1
h, saxceo me Sighting. Mcclure Gpr1aF aHxr frr,.1
Tu+ out Mss finally Knocked through the ronrs
~ aae ,h iIt.A foond cpsned x11h signs Of fatigue
hn ht. tae PAT q AsGuirn. Donnelly pqn.shed
SsloAaE q oae Of Douoefy eyes NcGu;rn eios"I
N with him and threw him hes.IT. The sd11t ssNts
setenh aod eighth Euuata were pasfktd by sirnlisT
tes1NA AZ he beginning Of The pInih rnoi,d. TE1n.
n9uJs !1a had been considerably biown tpranrrd
70 sGen ~ second Wind Af,ef some dbhiac, bo
ISA AG1alre peweffnl h3ow On the len temple.
ESaseAE dfopped 70 the ground Ike bar Of ie1d.
ec- ks-psn& sxna. and died Dopnelly R1zsd 1t the
S; SpSe Mnh bloody e1ea. and cred: - NJ God, I've
4 1SlSed aim to NJ He h&s not atnce been zen sn1
II Ii tald thai he u noW Ia Cauxds ~