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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-31

Chicago MARKET.
1sssr.phed to tie ARGUS.
CzEoAso, March 81.
Flour-Less active and unchanged
Wheet-Firm at 75Aa75sc bid, latter in NV
Corn-0pened strong and shade higher; closed
quiet; No 76c bid; no grade 72a7sc.
Oats-Firmer. at 3s4e
Rye-Quiet, at 633c.
Barley-Inactive.
Provisions Firm and steady.
Pork-steady and regular.
Mess POrk-$27 rs bid, with sales at that
price.
Lard-Tierce quiet and shade easier at l4ts
lac; Fairbanks, Peck Co.'S caddy 14tc.
Meats-Firm.
shoulders-93c.
Rough Sides-123c.
shork Rib-l3lal3ic.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-31

Congress has finally yielded to the persis-
tent demand of Mr.. Boutwell, for q continu-
snce Of the income tax, with a reduction in
the rate, however. to three per cent.
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With the confirmation of Judge Bradley
the United States Supreme Bench is once
more full. Wo give list of the Judges
With their ages and the dates of their ap-
pointment. as follows:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-31

The prospects of facilitating opporsunitie.
for divorce is encouraging to unhappy
.'mstes," and to thirty or forty thousand
surplus maidens in Massachusetts.
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New York 06arkot.
Special Telegraph to the AneUs.
NBw YonK, March 81.
Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Whest-Steady; prime Chicago Loco I.o0i
delivered.
Corn-Clossd heavy; LOG bid.
Oats-Firmer a. So.
Pork-Quiet at 20. so.
Lsrd-Firmer, at 14a for prime steam.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING,

For eseh square, or the space occupied by ten
lines Of solid nonpareil. One Dollar Tor e.ch in
eertion.
Special Notices, 20 cents Per line. WHEN in
serted months or more, 50 per cent sbov. r.vu-
lar advertising rates
Communicate ions. or articles inserted among
reading matter, IS cents per line.
DAILr AGD wEEKLY.-A discount of Is per
cent will be made from the Weekly rates, On
yearly and half yearly contracts, when the same
matter is inserted in both Daily and Weekly.
Double Columns will be charged rs per cent
additional.
Por all transient advertisements advance pay
ment is required.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-31

A writer from chihuahua says he at
tended dance where he saw sign over the
door, which read: "No gentlemen admit;
ted without pants o."
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IT. Louis MARKET.
Tslsgraphsd to the Argr,
eR. Lows, March 81.
Flour-Very dull
wheat--Buyers holding off.
Corn-Firm' yellsv SOC; white s2As5c.
oas-Steddy, 62@53
Rye-73@75c.
Provisions-Very dull; not enough doing t
sstcblish prices.
Lsrd-Prims city l44c.
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MAGAZINES DO.
Price Reduced.

The South Western Printing and Publishing
Association have completed arrangements where
by the are enabled TO supply mail Subscribers,
either singly or in clubs, with the
LEADING MAGAZINES & WEEkLIES,
at publishers lowest club either of the fol-
lowing S40O Periodicals at $500 per annum,
viz: Hsrper,s Magazines. Harper's Weekly,
Harper's BarIsr. Atlantic Monthly, The Galaxy.
Putnam Magazine, Appleton's Journal, Lippin-
colts Magazine, Blsckwook's, Frank Leslie's IL
lsstrated Ne~spyper' Frank Lesle's Illustrated
Monthly, Old aud New, The Chimney Corner,
Hearth and Home Either of the following
$500 Periodicals at S2.25, viz: Godey's Ladies
Book, Madam Demorest's Monthly, the Phreno-
logical Journal. The following 81 SO Periodi-
Gals at $500, viz: The Riverside, Packards s
Monthly, The Ladies Friend. The following
$500 Periodicals at $500 viz: The Eclectic
Magazine. Every Saturday, The Nation. The
following published at S2.00 at $l.50, viz: The
Young Folks, I. S. Aarthur's Home Magazine,
Peterson's Magazine. Address,
Q. W. Printing and Publishing Association.
Care Box 4l9, Cincinu ati Ohio
mch1dlm
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ARGUS JOB OFFICE,
Rock Islan 4, Ill.

I'VE are's9 present prepared to do any kind
w of job work which may Be ordered, ct
the shortest possible notice, and in the ksst
manner. q
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
I'atrkrE.

DY virtue of an order of the County Court,
d in and for the County of Rock Island, and
State Of Illinois, l, the undsrsigned, admins
tratrix of the estate Of Kendall Willis, deceased,
late of said Rock Island county, will cell at
public auction to the highest and best bidder,
for cash. o n the ninth (sth) day of April next,
a, two (a) o'clock P. NJ, at the north door of
the court house, in tho city of Rock Island in
said county, the following described real estate,
10 wit: Ten Il0) acres from the southwest cor
ner of the west half of the southwest quarter
Of section numb Der two az in township number
seventeen IN north range, one west Of the
fourth principal meridian, now known and found
on Assessors Books IS out lot seven "a in said
section, township and range, situated in said
county of Rock Island and State of Illinois.
MARY ~. DAY, Administratrix.
CoNNELLY McNEAL, Solicitors.
febIrdlaw6w.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-31

The sheriff of Omaha captured q hors'
thief last week jus. as the fellow had mad
application TO join q church.
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Gold l.l2.

Stocks and Money.
fslegrsphsd 70 the Ansus.
Nsv Yosa, March 81.
Coupons, So of 81, l.l3i; 5-20's, 62, l,I04;
"a, l,Ost; 65, l.o9i; new, l,0s4; 81, lc9l; '6s,
l,0si; l0-40's, LOCI.
Currency si1cs-I,I2s.
Western Union Telegraph, 81.
U. s. Express, ~.
Pacific Mail, 324.
Northvestem-714. Preferred, ssh
NY. Central-9li.
Erie-2s4.
Rock Island, 1,2e.
ST. Paul, SO. Preferred, 733.
Toledo 4 Wabash, As. Preferred, 73l.
Fort Wayne, 92s.
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Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago Live Stock.
Teegraphed to the ARGUS.
UHroI Sfook YARps, March 81.
Cattle-Pair demand, 7}a7s, bes, 6a6i, sec
ond class.
Hogs-Rscsipts 4 0s3, active, frm, s.s0assa,
light, s4a9l. heavy.
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Virginia City is to have a waltzing match
for purse OF $1,000, and the championship
of Nevada.
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| J

10 take anything else that he may cay s inst a. good
sccause be makes larger pront on f. These rene
iss viii be cent by express to any locality upon ap
plicafion to the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 63I ARCH STREET, PhitadeipAss.
CHAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formeriy c. N. JACKSON q Coz
Thsee remedies are for sale by Druggists. stesssS
sfs and Medicine Dealers everywhsre.
GvDo not forget TO examine w. th~ -
-, = 0u1R 70 get the genuine.
For ssls BY
, z0t CA. BRNsER, Agent.
Assl3.A&vsov Rock Islaaa, Ms
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gailp argus.


oxYI0xAL 2A4B2.
The work of taking the census will com
mence in June.
A lady was admitted to the bar in St.
Lonis on Saturday.
It is considered impolite in Philadelphia
70 knock down q policeman and bite off his
lip.
Six Clyde built iron clippers are loading
With wheat at San Francisco for race to
England.
Lead in small quantities has been discov.
cred at Fort Scott, Kansas, in the body of q
house thief.
A town law OF Manchester, N. H., for
bids anyone to smoke q pipe or cigar on
Sunday.
The advocacy of freedom for all men,
children, and society is what drove an Ohio
negro to suicide.
Virginia City is to have waltzing match
for purse OF 81, 200, and the championship
OF Nevada.
| The sheriff of Omaha captured . horse
thief last week just as the fellow had made
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-31

The advocacy Of freedom for al men
children, and society is what drove an Ohi
negro TO suicide.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-31

A town law OF Manchester, N. H., for
bids anyone to smoke q pipe or cigar or
Sunday.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-31

Lead in small quantities has been discov.
cred at Fort Scott, Kansas, in the body of a
house thief
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-31

Six Clyde built iron clippers are loading
with wheat at San Francisco for q race to
England.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-31

It is considered impolite in Philadelphia
70 knock down policeman and bite off hi
lin
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-31

HON. GEORGE SHARSWOOD,
Justice OF the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PHI AnEIPHIA. June I. 1883.
have found by experience that d" Hoofand's Ger
Btters' is very good tonic, relieving dyspepte
GEORGE SHARSwOoD.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-31

A lady was admitted to the bar in St.
Lonis on Saturday.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-31
Hollands German BitterS
.
Hollands German Tonic

10 combination nr ~ tie Ingredients Of the Btisrs
with PURE santa CTaz RAM Orange etc IL "a used
for the same disease A. tlr B.tirrs in case- where
some pure alCohuEc stimulus j. required. lou VIII
bear N mind that these remedies entirely differ
ent from auv ut4Hr- yerfi l- ;he OF the dis
eases named the.e brtI ,cieriifc preparations OF
medical eNtraCI-. While tlr t...rr- alr mere Gecoc
tions iu some form Tn" IONIC Is dectdedy
one Of the -ost peasant ana agreeable rvmrc!e, ever
o.r,.4 70 rc I,G-ts L. a-tH = exquisite IL 70
pleasure 10 take T. w- - f- giving exhilarStng,
and r.iici nal qfial.it t~a i 10 DC known -
he rr-,s.-.-F of a tuTG,,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-31

HON. WM. z. ROGERS,
Mayor of the city of Buffalo. \. Y.
MAYORS OFFICE BUFFALo. June -, 1893.
Ihavs used :. ..Hoohand's German Bitters and Tonic"
u nv family during the past year. and can recon-.
Reud them as an excellent tonic imparting tone and
vtRor to The system. Their use has been productive
o16acidedly beneficial effects. WM. +. ROGERS.
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PisSlNAl lNrilLlGEscs.
Departures Tor europe.

Departures Tor europe.
The following passengers sailed for Europe yesier-
day
In the steamship vile De Paris for Hare and Brertmr
and Potter Palmer, Mr. aud Mrs YORK. Herbert W.ds-
worth, Mrs Honore, Mr. and Mrs Manuel ii Mora. Miss
Nora Mira Dr. Bh., Mrs. Josephine de- Garanas,
Miguel Ambrosia and Daniel de Carina Miss Carloita
0 Webster. A ,Fanard Mrs Piaciop. Nr Liny,
M Nj %Sd osy oBen rSSa NJ p ana mrs
Mr. and Mrs. y@ylSr s Mrs Goald RennTd kena,
Nj amory Dyke Saer Mr. a cenon s Mr. F
boursh q tzzo James Iloiosk Adolghe IlCloski, M
Leon and Mrs Duchiene. Count de Lmburg, john Pcyo
Mrs. Ff Octave sGsg Miss aahe Miss 'I MSe Psy a
and Mrs Charles bradsey, Miss Caroline Deutcb,
Iourbes, Mrs Roades Miss SoaIdcs Miss Emma Funk.
Miss SOPHIE Funk F Fano rsr o SsG DO Saa eh a
Coigny Miss scherar, Mr. PedIolL Mrs Fongret p III
Chsvsane b 6 Cbavanne, Miss Zentgra Mrs DR. Many
Of Mr. Potter Palmer Risra Edei%syer Messr.
sp,aer MIche ser6er, Louis Gaet Aiexr Bac6srsch
s Mr. HSnor oSra Ba Ga
Fyers Warcoher. s $4,000 specie.
nda Tie s,s'9 er soesman Dr. Charles
Wernicke, Otto Schwsloe, Joseph owing John ANDREW,
orth Mrs Tnith, Jas Boyd cnas Boyd Jas Rankin Dr
badson xIcIander sanaser james Harvey sober,
lug, Miss Mary 4 Crand.e Il Macrum and Mrs.
a shgpen Walter simoa John Smith, Peter Thorn, pr
Mnich, br Htel q Gibson Vim kig9qr, William,
iizlie 'Ione1 Miss Annie Hosmer. X Mounster Mrs
Monnster and child Edwards, Miss Isa Johnston Mrs
Mary (odicki VIM Mrs Ross Miss Maggie Stern Chas
stern Prof Campbell Miih Miss l. Household, DR. Frank
enbcrp and other passengers Ia the steersge.
In the steamer Italy for LiverpooRev Billiard Mr. Nc
Cahe v n Stacey, Mr. Cook Mrs II Burke Mr. BENTLEY, O
Mitch, Chas Blicher, d Bowling, Hugh Smart, W ivy
fori Mrs otto Won Koyn, decker Mrs Cook Kplns
CAM "A smith Mrs Beatc, Mr. Edgertou, Mr Hand, Rita
percy Geo w Watson w Aencken, Mrs Pitcher, A Rick
me,s y q Sawermann OTTO Van Hoyrn two servants
Mrs f Becker and child, Mira w Kane, Hamburg
Keping, Waterman Mrs Townley, Mrs Wthers. M Hep
worth Nj nd Mrs Cocker Mss Foster Mrs Tuttle Miss
futile Mr. Hodges, Miss futile, Prentice Gandel
1enq q Sanderson Bode, Hugh Mitchell, Miss Town
lev LANES Deans and servant Mr. and Mrs Barney
M TuliIe Masters and George Tutc Mrs Hodges and
two servants Husch, Thomas Guerra and Mathews.
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EUROPEAN MARkE rs.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.--LoNDoS, August 6-1:3
p. M.Consols closed at e9d for money and S9si for
the American securities quiet and steady;
United states tye-twenty bonds 1852, S3S 1860, old,
So; 1867, S2 ten-iories 81. stocks firm: Ere Rail-
way shares. Is; Illinois Centras, 10l; Atlantic and
Great Western, 10. there Is better feeling IN Tie
markets ana on Change The cause cannot be
traced TO any feature Of The political news. 1t is
probably the result simply OF reaction from the ex-
aggeratel depression which followed the first an
houncetnent of the Franco -Prussian war.
fAkis bOURsE. PARIS, August e.-The Bourse
opened dull. Rentes. 61f. zoe.
FRANkiohr bouRsE.-FRANgFoRT August g.
Unlted states bonds closed dun at S61z for i've
twenIies OF 1862.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAIKEr.--IIvERPooT. August
6--1:30 Z. M.-The cotton market closed DUH
Middng uplands. I'D: middllng Orleans, sd.
1000 tor export and speculation.
LIVERPOOL BHEADsrUFES MARKHr-LIyERPoor
August 6-1:3o +. M.-Flour, 2Gs per Dbl. for West,
orn canal. Peas, 3Js. per quarter.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAREEr.-LTvERpooI, Au.
gust -1:30 =. NJ --Taow, AS. 3D. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCES MAKkEr.-LoNDON, August c.
Tall0w dull.
PETROLEUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., August 6. -Petro.
teum opened Qulet ut ASH for standard White.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY AUGUST T. 1s7o-TRIPLE SHEET

or about foot, topped with spout. large
handle completes the ever The only ornaments on
the vess are the six female neads ut the pont, OF
con act OF the six FURNISHED 'shie DIS" dor nscrip.
tlons on the main bulb Around the ever, above
the nam bulb Is circle OF ara Jesque studs.
THE COURSE
Yachts Will proceed from the anchorage to the
buoy OF the southwest Spit, passing II to the west
ana SOUTH and thence TO the igItsalp ana rounding
II 10 the northward ami eastward and return over
the same cour g. passing To the west OF the agooat
OH the club house gong ana returning COM aud
anu returning al the buOys on The west Bank-vz,.
NOS. IL III ana 9are 10 be passed 10 the east ward.
ON the day CI the race lagboat viii be anchored
abreast OF the cluD house, Ci fton, Saen lsla a.
about mid-cnannel The yachts viii anchor on an
east aud west line 500 yards 10 the nor n
ward and westward OF the fla gboat, and
about NIFTY yards apart In taking position In
lihe each yaclit may select It's own In the order
o It's arrival AT the anchorage subject TO any change
lnat the Executive Comm tee may deem eApeden
steamtug Will be In attendance TO enable the
yachts TO assume their proper position III iine NJ M
sans, ioresals and gan tDpsais may he set before
starting, unless otherwise ordered by the co nm tee.
the signal for starting viii be enc gun from the COM
mttee's steamer TO prepare, and second 10 start.
THE CONTESTANTS.
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ENGLAND.

Citizen Neutrality in the Wsr-~Par,iament-
The ADgiO-CaDadian Boat Knee.
LONDON, August O. 1870.
The city OF Sunderland has sent an address to Mr..
Gladstone urging the government 10 perseyere IN Its
policy OF neutrality.
Both Houses OF Parliament held brief sessions to-
day. The proceedings were uninportant.
Prince Arthur has contributed twenty pounds 10
the Canadian Volunteer fund.
The lour Tyne waternen selected to row against
st. John IN b. oarsmen IN the four Dared match at
Lachine, near Montreal, have finished their training
The men are In line condition. They VIII take out
Two new boats. which they have tried and which
prove satisfactory. They sail on Tuesday next
from Glasgow for Montreal.
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IElEGaApalC NEWS Hens.

The furniture factory of Robinson brothers. Cincinnati
was destroyed by fire yesterday morning Loss Sy00
william ?. Myers of HsddonGeld n. j. was run over ana
Killed on the West Jersey Railroad yesterday while
train.
James Denton, OF Charestown, Mass aged thirteen years.
while out hunting yesterday was killed by the accidental
charge OF hs gun the charge cutting
tire back OF his mead
The Old Colony and Newport Railroad Corporation Of
Massachusetts has purchased the Granite Railroad In
Quincy ana will connect 1t with the main line II In the
by horse power.
The number OF deaths reported In Boston last week
oyIwo less Than the number reported the previous week.
The Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church in Port.
CHESTER n. y, was entirely destroyed by friday
night ~ supposed to have been the OF ncendisrcs.
The loss 10 abou. $3.50. Insurance &l000.
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ANOTHaR RAILROAD n9nG0R.

Car on the Chesapeake and Ohio Road
Thrown Down an Embankmcuf--V,yeive
Pnssene crs Killed and Twenty Wounded.
GKEENBRIER, White sulphur Springs, Va.,l
August g. 1870. !
terrible accident occurred tonight on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad to the up train
at Jerry's Run. The next car from the
rear coach was precipitated down an
empankment one hundred feet high and shattered
to peces. Twelve persons were killed and twenty
wounded. The names OF the killed and wounded
cannot be ascertained until morning. Major Paxton
and son OF Lexington. Va, are mortaliy wounded.
There were about forty persons on the train.
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state Labor Convention Is called TO meet nc
saratoya on Wednesday, The 2lth inst. The caI
states that IA view Of the urgent demands now
pressing upon tue people OF all Ga for proper
settlement OF the conditions Of iabor especially tn
relation 10 ne recently eniranchlsej GLASS; agd in
regard 10 the employment OF skilled labor aud an
opportunity 10 acquire knowleige o. mechanics.
the convention rs suggested The signers claim the
highest consideration for the dcgelopmani OF tho
whole country and he enlarged pr vieges OF every
class All tie colore people In the country, and al
many OF me whites as choose 10 do invited 10
atfend. The cal Is signed by Fred Douglass and a
large number oi other colorcd citizens OF infdcuca
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SHlurING A BsnTHsg-lg-lAW.

serious ARRAY occurred in East New York about
nine O'Clock last night. A man named Charles W.
HeitKemps fired two pistol shots at his brother
ln.law, whose name Is Van Sicken. One OF
the bullets struck the latter below the
LEFT thigh, INJECTING severe wound. The
quarrel arose from the wife OF the wounded
man having given her brother some money to take
care OF for her. she being AFRAID 10 entrust it with
her husband. Van Sicxen made an assault upon The
other and demanded the money, when Heitkemps
fired at him. The wounded man was taken TO a
neighbours house, and physician, who was called
in extracted the bullet. 0ficer Hack arrested
UeltNemnS. Both men were lntnXlcAtel.
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Died.

McCARRoN.-On Saturday, August g. MARGARET
wife of Jeremiah McCarron the 5sth year Of
her age.
TO attend the funeral. from her late residence No.
Phillips place, Brooklyn, this (Sunday afternoon.
at half-past TWO O'Clock.
MCDOkALD.-On Saturday, AUGUST 8. ARTHUR
only son oil James and Mary Il. Mcdonald, aged Is
months.
The relatives ard friends or the family are invited
10 attend the funeral. IRON the residence OF his VA
feats, i63 TOmpkns avenue third house from Hart
street, Brooklyn, on Monday afternoon, ut two
O'Clock -
lFor other Deaths see Ninth Page.l
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Sfnn0rtl's Iron ma sulphur Powders
insigoraie the body AMI
purity the blood.


A.-Rcsrorer America, Like Iis vn.iap, rnJ
gallant prototype, the WORLD -kENcwNED YACHT
AMERICA, in her VITA all England, IL ahead OF
all s competitors that the idea OF being aoni' ts
for public approval too preposerous these
poor, dcludiug iinu,oated n0fortufIates.
They make not The slightest approximation, but IN the
distance be discovered struggling AGAINST all
hope. Despair ia already their helm lna discon-
future their Inevitable goal
For RESTORING the ORIGINAL COLOR OF THE
HAIR. DISTRESSING DANDRuFF and CLEANSING tho
scslp, RESfORER AMERICA Il WITHOUT AN EQUAL.
To 30 had Mt MACY'S Fourteenth street OF druggists halr
dealers, and at wholesale from DR. l. j. DBRlEN, of
the WORKS 42 last Ihirtieth street; JOHN r. iEGRYS
late Denas Barnes Co.. No. college place r. c. WILLS
ttIl
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THE PACIFIC COAS +.

Burning Of SnOw sheds she Central
Pacific Rniir0nd-~ Iuqgests III san Franz
cisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, August g. 1870.
About mile and half of the snow shed on the
Central Pacific Railroad between Summit and
Truckee, was destroyed by fire last night. Trains
viii probably not pass before Mondly. The pass
gers transferred oss the break. Tue loss is
over $4,000.
The Coroncr's annual report records 452 cases In
gliding twenty-five murders. ntty-seyen suicides aud
seYenlY-lOur accidents
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IDAHO.

Road Agents ut Work. Stage Passengers
Robbed--An Extensive Haul.
CoRINNE, August s, 1870.
The coach from Helena was attacked by road
agents at Little Dry creek eleven niles this size Of
Pleasant valley, Idaho, between twelve and one
o'clo this morning. Three men were in sight, and
1t Is thought others were In reserve Three Cnina-
men, Iassengers, were robbed of 81, 200 and the
treasure box was taken, and II is supposed from
the weight OF the boxes that they contained between
5000 and $4,000. The company offers s. 900 re-
ward for each ronber captured, dead or alive and
Tor the treasure 0nefOurth OF the amount recovered
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iTELRCRAPuIC NEWS.
r. ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
THE CUBA QUESTION IN MADRID.
An English Boat Crew for
Canada.
SPAIN.
TIL. Throne cand,du,ure-Frcuch Repara-

The Throne Candidnture-Frcnch Rcpara-
ti0n-Cuba.
MADRID. August Q. 1870.
It's said that Don Fernando OF Portugal Is new
disposed to accept the crown OF Spain.
Much satisfaction Is eit here at the ceremonies In
honor OF the restoration OF the nagstar OF the
E2ensh consulate at roulon.
The press OF thus CITY discuss the attitude OF the
Washington Government towards Cuba. The Mont
pentsiersts II as argument for early meet
Aug OF the Cortcs.
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AUSTRIA.

An Ancient Leader on Modern Issues.
VIENNA, August 6, 1870.
General Turr publishes a letter to prove that
Count Bismarck was, In 1866 ready to abandon Bel
GUM ana Luxembourg to France 1t is said that
1urr was prompted TO make the publication by
friends In France
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The Legislature Observation-Disclosures AT.
torney General Elected.
UTAiA

The Election ut salt Iake-Tohtjeai Pro-
srripiion Among ihe Mcsm0ns.
SALT LAKE., August g. 1870
The election passed or quietly. Partial returns
indicate 1000 votes Tor General Maxwell the oppo-
sIrion candidate. The Mormon women generally
voted. The entire vote Of this city is above 1900.
The Mormon family with whom Maxwell has
boarded for year have turned him on, under posi-
tive orders from the Church, because of his part In
the e,eltinn.