The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-22
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ONARA, June 22.-Red Cloud and party
arrived from Chicago las. evening, and will
proceed to Fort Laramie. To-day the entire
tribe of Ogslsllss under American Horse"
numbering ,023 warriors and nearly 3, 200
persons are waiting Red Cloud return i'm
patiently at Fort Laramie.
Sr. PAUL, June 22.-On Friday last an
excursion party arrived here from Burling.
ton, Iowa, and on the same evening .
young unmarried lady gave birth to IN in
FAINT. When the excursionists left, two days
later, the young lady accompanied them;
but left her illegitimate offspring, which is
now in charge of the family who keep the
hospital here, u under whose roof the confne-
ment took place. An officer was to day
dispatched to Burlington to compel the
mother to take charge of the child.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-The Senate for
eign relations committee agreed to day TO
report tavorabiy on the bill to permit the
landing of the Belgian cable on the shores
of the United States.
The case of White more came up shortly
after the morning hour, when Logan offered
; resolution declaring that Mr.. " hIttenore
is not entitled TO . seat. and directing that
nis credentials be handed back to him.
Logan proceeded to back up his resolution
with short speech, in which he WAS fol-
lowed by Farnsworth. The previous ques
ton was called and sustained, and the reso>
luton carried by ayes IA nays 29.
The foreign relations committee has
agreed that next Thursday it will take up
ana discuss the resolution which passed the
House last week, relative to Cuba Several
mem bers of the committee are IN favor OF
amending this resolution by restoring the
ones originally reported by Banks.
The Senate finance committee had up the
bill to increase banking facilities, and to
provide fo5 more equitable circulation OF
currency. Indications are that the commit
tee will report the bill as it originally
passed the Senate.
Butler to day reported general amnesty
bill from the reconstruction committee. Ii
covers all cases of political ofenses against
the government, including those which come
under the Fifteenth Amendment. Jefferson
Davis comes within its terms.
The funding bill was reported from tht
WAYS and means committee TO day, with bu
slight amendment. Gen. Schenck endeav-
nred to have IL made the special order 10
next Tuesday, but objection was made D,
Mr. Randall, and Mr.. Schenck withdrew II
saving that he would take the chances OF 1T
/ being made the special order in the Hous
next Monday, under a Suspension OF tn
rules.
The Senate has taken q square vote o
abolishing the frsnking privilege, and de
teated it BY q vote of % to &c.
Members of the House were great
reioi ced by the action Of the Senate.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 22.-The delegate
to the International Y. NJ. c. \. Conventio
are at work. The weather Is splendid an
the prospects for 3 successful conventlo
productive of much good are very fia,terini
The reception exercises were held lar
night. Governor Baker spoke 10 behalf @
the state. Mayor McCsuley for the city, an
Col. John W. Ray for the local association
aon. ". E. Dodge, of New York, the retl'
ing President, made an address, as also ID
Arnot, OF Scotland Dr Hall, New lori
DR., Tyne, Gen Howard and other
3 we're present. The convention holds to-
days. o
SIouY CRY, Iowa, June 22.-Colon
> Morrow, of the 18th infantry, has reachs
here, and reports an attack by 500 India
upon Fort Buford wood choppers, on L
l4th instant, killing almost ali OF the latte
: Colonel Morrow pronounces this the openi
Q of the long meditased war.
= The Nick Wall has arrived from Bento
The Emile Labsrage has arrived with thr
: companies of the 18th infantry, en- route
IS Salt Lake.
b DgrRoIr, June 22.-H. II. Raymou
d Chief of the North western Detective Agens
- has been sentenced TO ten years imprIst
men, in the states prison for passing cou
terfeit money.
DEsMorxEs. June 22.-The contest
:, Fourth Congregational District We
~ lively. Judge Loughridge has carr
Is Poweshiek, Benton and keokuA eouetl
q and ia quite certain of Iowa. Wapeilo, a
panoose and Tama. Ex Gov Stone
carried Marion and Mahaska. Colo
al Never has carried Jasper, Rush and Cia
70 will probably carry johnson, and Monroe
We in doubt The success of Loughudge
40 ,h;s ia oorrect-as 1t seems to oe-is
In the Second District Colonel Smyth
working hard, but will probably be bea
." by Jas T. Lane, who is backed by
OF entire delegation from Scott county.
~ ST.. LOUIS, jane 22.-The new and
nit gan. steamer Alexander Mitchell. VI
'ilt going down the Mississippi rives Mon
ne. morning, when near Canton, this state, OF
;, one of her cylinders. blowing the n
engineer several yards, but not daneero'
ne iniuring him. The accident caused g
ed panic among the passengers.
ne SPRINGFIELD. H., June PA gentier
lit. who has travelled extensively through