The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-08

river, near East Liverpool, Ohio, last even
ming, where 1t had caught in some brush
wood. 1t is supposed that she committed
suicide.
WASHINGTON, April S.-It is rumored
that one Of the new Judges of the q. S.
Supreme Court, Mr. Bradley, of New Jersey,
declines to sit on the Legal Tender case, in
consequence of his having been counsel in
severs, cases bearing upon the subject pre-
vious TO his appointment as Judge. If this
should prove true, the court will probably
be equally divided on the question, in which
case the former decision will stand
The House committee on Territories have
not yet voted on the admission of New
Mexico, but are understood as being in favor
of recommending it.
CHICAGO, April S.-Repor,s from the west
Larimie and west and north of the latter
place still continues. Telegraphic communi
cations are interrupted and railroads are
running all right.
WARRINGTON, d. C, April S.-The opin-
ion expressed by Senator OF Information on
the subject that leads to the impression that
Georgia will be allowed to remain In her
present condition According to these stSte-
ments the same opposition will be made
when the time comes for taking up the Dill
again.
CINCINNATI, April S.-A train on the l.
& c. road due at midnight, dragged two
oars off the track few miles out Of the city,
and before alarm could be given and the
train stopped, the rear car was thrown upon
its side and the passengers considerably
shaben but none injured.
Three alarms were struck in rapid sue
cesson about midnight. No serious confa.
grafton in any instance.
MEMPHIS, April San Avalanche, Jack.
son, Miss special Gays James Tuck, chief
police of that city was shot and instantly
killed yesterday.
FoRT WAYNE, April s.-Brocks majority
in his district 2,7S9. The Largest Repubi-
can ma ority ever obtained therein.
MARIAN, O., April S.-The mail on the
Cleveland, Columbus l. Chicago l. Indiana
railroad struck a wagon and team s miles
west OF this place, and killed one man and
seriously wounded another and destroyed
both horses.
COLUMBUS, O., April s.-The repeal of
the visible Admixture Dill was effected in the
house and the passage of the lake bill in
kSicEcuCc " tNc nCSOuO oSt Va 1CVSt
mended By the committee on privilege Of
elections. The latter provides for imprison- :
ment in the penitentiary of any colored man
who votes, and of those who may have In.
duced him to vote, also the Judge who may
receive ballots from the same.
DELAWARE, Ohio, April s.-John Tabor
colored, has received q verdict of murder In
the first degree, Tor causing the death of
Richard Grievers, another coiored man, in
June last, during quarrel about q jews
harp.
DAYTON. Ohio, April s.-The master of q
canal boat in the employ of the Board of
Public Works, committed suicide by shoot
ing. he leaves a wife and children, he
was sufferer by physical disorder.
MADRID, April s.-The fighting contin-
ues in the neighborhood Of Barcelona, be-
tween the rebels and government troops,
aided By volunteers.
The rebels are burning bridges, raising
barricsdes, and cutting telegraph wires.
The Captain General is awaiting rein
forcements fren Nalentia, Madrid, and
Ssragossa-
LOUISVILLE, April s.-Thc negroes fred
one hundred guns this forenoon. A large
procession is now parsding the streets. Ev-
~ colored man, woman and child Is out in
their best attire. The procession is over q
mile and half in length. with negroes on
foot, negroes on horseback, negroes In
wagons. Nothing but negroes and banners.
VIENNA, S.-The Upper House of Riechs-
rath. passed a resolution fsvoring the
continuance Of a strong central power.
DURLIs, April 8-Tweniy alleged Fenian
and ribbon men have been sentenced at the
Manighan Assizes: to each six months i'm
prisoAment The jaier said the jail was
not large enough TO accommodate ali OF the
prisoners sentenced at Assizes.
The arrest of the parties in possession of
arms has commenced, under the Peace
Preservation Act.