The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-28
By Telegraph.
Late Dispatches
3 O'Clock II. Nj.
TEE FENIANS.
Louisville Fenians Num-
Der 1000.
Opinions Gf London Journals.
UNITED STATES FORCES GONE TO
MALONE.
WASHINGTON AND OTHER NEWS.
UNITED STATES FORCES GONE TO
MALONE.
WASHINGTON AND OTHER NEWS,
Market Reports.


Special telegraph to the Argus.
New YORK, May 2s.-A special to the
World from Toronto saws: The steamers
Aigsms and Brooklyn left Saulte Ste. Marie
on Thursday afternoon with troops for Fort
William, at which place they expected TO
arrive yesterday.
from 1870 TO 1000 tenisns are here awaiting
transportation, and will bs forwarded as
soon as possible
be concluded. Most of the horses will be
taken TO Cincinnati 10 day.
The Commercial of this morning says
that Claude Summers, local reporter Of The
evening Sun Of this CITY, was coshided bv
Mrs. Daveuoor last evening, on account of
MI article OF bsckmaiing, al which she felt
herself aggrieved.
LoSDoN, Ohio, May 2S.-The Winchester
association nf Universalists commenced its
annual session 10 day, this being the centen-
AIRY year of Universslisn. Interesting pro-
ceedings are anticipated.
CoLUMBUs, Msy 2S.-An insane woman
tried repeatedly to drown herself and babe
out was interteEed with BY the police, took
TO fight, aud was chased some distance 40
fosly fought over her child till i,s clo,hiug
was torn from its body.
Z. Shsfton is here from Portsmouth with
papers for the transfer of property to
his brother, who was arrested on dispatch
from that place. asserting his iutima,e
connection with the recen, murder here.
CINCINNATI, May 2s.-There is no stir
among the Fenisns to dsy
The jury 10 the seduction case of Redmsn
vs.. Robertson rendered $4,000 for the plain.
tiff
The board Of trade in special session ex
,enCed invitations to merchants of Atlanta
and the south for forming green line ex
cursion TO Louisville to visit this city.
Work on the Tyler Davidson fountain will
De commenced next week.
AsxAPoLIs, Md, May IS The boat race
between the Naval Acadrmv club and the
Quaker City club. of Philadelphia, took
place at noon and was won BY the Academy
cIub By ~ seconds, distance miles
Times 20 minutes and 20 seconds.
ST. ALBANs. May 2s.-A council of war
composed Of Gems Meade, Mcdowell and
Foster WAS held this morning. at which it
Was decided that the entire control OF affairs
on the part Of the Z. s, government in th is
vicinitv be left in the hands Of Gen. Foster,
Z. S Marshal.
This place is now quiet and large mum
bers of Fenisps are leaving and going both
in the direction OF home aud towards Malone
where they expect to have stirring time,
soon.
ST. PAUL, May 2s-J. +. Tbomp psop, ,
President of the First National Bank, Of
this city, died very suddenly a, his residence
last night of heart disease.
DErRo1T, May 28-Up to noon 10 dsv
So Fenlsns had left Michigan after ren
dezvouing at Detroi, since Wednesday.
They are constantly gathering, and before
Monday night many more will have gone.
United States forces this morning started
for Malone Some will await orders al
Buffalo
New YORK, May 2S.-A respectable per
son, we'll kno~n here, arrived yesterday on
the Moro Castle from Nuevitss bringing I'M
portaut dispatches for General Jordan from
the Cuban Government. Il is said that some
| of these relate to q resolution of the Cuban
/ Congress. To cond mna. ION of certain de
clsrations made IN this Ct .u.try by prom
uens Cuban official, and which have heeI
the theme of much comment by the journal
of the insurgents ID this country. This gen
tlemau confirms the re ports heretofore pub
lished to the effect that the visit of DeRodai
| to Puerto Principe has not heen attended
with good results. and that all the column
! which marched from that city have returned
with lutte glory. II is stated that the Gu
bans entered Puerto Principe IN small
squads, taking out all they desired.
The insurgem, Colonel Coruelio Perro
with large force. is near the city. Th'
defeat of Briga dier General Netenier by III
forces of Msrmal, near Santiago de Cuba,
confirmed
The manifesto of Arago has Produce'
no efect among the patriots other than
contempt.
i WASHINGTON, May 28.-The opponent
of the North Pacific railroad are endesvorin
to get tho president to veto the bill
Ii is understood that J1dge Noah Dav
will be nominated for United States distrl
attorney IN place of Judge Plerrepont,
New York
The banking and currency committee ,e
terday again discussed the gu. stion Of Il
adoption of the amendment to the nation
bank bill prohibiting banks paying interes
on de posits. Secretary Boutwell, fsSors q
ad option of ,hs amendment. IL is prob"o
that it wai=be adopted. Several nation
bank me u are here conferring with me N be
Of the ways and means committee concer'
ing the chances of the adoption OF the con
pusory clause in the funding bill. 1ne
irteres.s are also hostile to the bill ready
be reported by the banking committee.
. Auo,h special meeting waa held yes''
!. day by the senate foreign relations com 10
tee for the purpose of deciding on fiei'
China cable bill. 4 majority are o. pos
to grant so large subsidy.
The senate, after a very prot,acf
discussion. has decided 10 give female cle'
the same salary as males, where II
perform the same service
LONDON. May 27.-Lsdy Amberly is
: turing in favor of the Radical Woman 5,
rage League. She deci,lred Lucretia n
= sn illustrious woman
2 The King Of the Be lgians visited
, American Minister, Mr.. Motley. yesterday
y The Daily New. urge the hanging OF
, Fenians caught with aru Is as humane
: patriotic duty of the Dor linion TO the peol
= 1t is the only measure esigned to stop
0 nuisance ,
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