The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17
ANOTHER LYNCH Captured.
THIS TINE SAID TO BE THE SIMON PURE.

Since the perpehation of the,.demoniaca.
outrage on the Steamer Dubuque last sum,
mes, there have been five persons caught,
each OF whom it was ayerred was Lyuch, the
leader of the steamboat riot. IL seems tina,
every time broad shouldered NAVY ia
found with face like "a culiender, he is at
once seized upon as Lynch. This may De
the result OF a very general anxiety to see
the chief villain in a most fiendisL massacre
brought to justice, and the pursuit oi Inc
pock marked phantom may be inspired by
the substantial reward which is set on the
head of the genuine Lynch.
On Tuesday last Mareial Mtsch
received e telegram from Clarendon, a
town on White river, Arkan.
sas, asking if the reward offered for Lvneh's
arrest was still good. Mr. Mitseh, after
conference with Capt. Buford, of the North
ern Line, replied that it was. Last evening
a second telegram arrived, stating that
Lynch had been arrested and confined in
sil at tina, place, and asking that he be sent
for at once. A conference was again held,
and the Northern Line Company agreed to
pay the expenses of Deputy Sheriff PAYNE
and Marshal Mitsch to Clarendon, out of Gu
riosity to see how many pocl, marked, stub
and twist, suspicious looking fellows there
were in the West. The parties sending the
kilograms seem to be perfectly assured that
they have their hands on the genuine piece
/ OF brute humanity, who was chiettsin OF the
river riot. /, is lucky for Lynch, if this be
he, that he has kept out of sight till the
| blood of the residents hereabouts has had
time to cool, or he might have been choked
to death with the afectionste greeting he
| would have received. Mitseh and Payne go
to Clarendon to night, ria Springfield, where
/ they will stop to get requisition from
| Governor Palmer
ST. PArRICK's DAy.-To day is the one
set spsrl in the Catholic calendar to the
patron saint OF Ireland, ST. Pstricius.
| Throughout he world, wherever there is
found true Irishman and Catholic, will the
18th of March be duly celebrated. The
irish benevolent societies of this region
have made very extensive arrangements for
marking it With white stone The st.
Patrick's Benevolent Society, of this city.
lately organized, are to unite with the St.
Patrick's and HIbernia Societies OF Daven.
port in procession through the streets OF
Davenport. The Rock island delegation
went ove- on the cars this morning. accom-
panied by brass band. The following Is
| L general outline which was observed al the
celebration at Davenport
The procession will form at St. Anthony's
church. corner 4th and NJ lii SITS, and m owe
from there at ; o'clock. The route viii be
up Brady street to Ste. Msrguerites, from
mere down Farnsm to the depot, there &c
receive the Rock Island Society, VINO viii
be there at O'Clock. From there they re-
turn 10 ST Anthouy's where al | o'clock q
sermon will be preached by Father McCsbe
/ IF Dubuque. After service, the hae OF
march will be take up through the principle
streets until they disband 81 2 o'clock. Ia
he evening the entire society augmented by
he addition Of ladies will come together
again az Lahrrnans Hall, when q grand
supper will be served, and speeches, address
-s and toasts the order OF exercises. o.
| which due mention will be made hereafter
High Mass was celebrated in the Rock
Island and Davenport Catholic Churches
| his morning.