Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-15

anu AWenty-tnlrd street. The remains are
to be inferred 10 the plot of the regiment
at Woodiawn cemetery. The entire regi-
ment is to parade in full dress. Other reg
iments are expected to join in procession.
The Express says two things may posi-
bly, revive the riotous proceedings on Sun.
day on that day will take place the funerals
of the two members of the Ninth Regiment,
who fell at their posts of duty and also the
funerals of some seven or eight rioters. 1t
is not probable that the latter will be in
clined to cultivate q closer acquaintance
with the military than they can help, but it
will do them no harm 10 know that it is IN
derstood the troops are under orders to have
their muskets shotted.
A lodge of Hiberniaus in full regalia,
headed by band Of music, turned out to-day
to bury one of their mem bers, killed in the
fight on Eighth avenue. Crowds of people
gathering along the sidewalk to witness the
significant pageant.
The General Committee of the Irish Dem
ocratic Union held meeting this evening,
when several members made speeches con-
demning Gov. Hoffman for allowing the Or
angemen to parade.
There is little additional to say in regard
to the late riot, and were it not for the
wounded in the hospitals, and the dilapids
ted condition of store windows at the locali-
ty where the disturbance took place, there
would be little evidence of the terrible scenes
through which the city has passed.
CHICAGO, July ll.-John Hise, an old
and well known citizen off Ottwa, III. com
mitted soicide at that place on Monday
last by jumping of bridge into the Illinois
river.
Five persons were poisoned, one fatally,
near Cerro Gordo, Illinois, by drinking bit
ters supposed to be made with snake root,
but which through error the druggist found
| to be sconite, deadly poison.
! The jury in the case of Zeigenmeyer, late
last evening, brought in verdict Of murder
in the first degree, and he was sentenced to
penitentiary for life.
PITrsBURG. July l4.-To-day was the
hottest of the season. The thermometer
indicated lo5 in the shade at P. NJ.
WAsHTSGroN, July l5.-Grsnt is serverly
criticised for the expression il which he
announced the pardon of Bowen.
! Secretary Boutwell, has ordered Bank
note companies not to print any more new
bonds, there being q sufficient supply OF
hand. The subscriptions only amount to
| $4,000. A practical acknowled cement O.
! failure.
New York, July l5.-AiI of the bodie,
killed in the disturbance on the 18th have
| been identified except one-56 IN all. Five
have died since Wednesday. The mot
| have learned lesson that they will heed II
| future.
| During two years past the city has beer
| freer from disturbances than for dozer
years before.
The incidents of the late disturbance con
tinue to be the principal topic of conversa-
ton among sll classes.
| There is some discussion on the haste o
the 84th regiment in firing into the mob
but the 84th are not blamed by the best in
formed. 1t speaks well for their GOODNESS il
rsfrsinining so long under the circum
stances.
CHICAGO, July 5.-Zeigenney foun
guilty of numbering Gumbloton, and sent
eneed TO the Penitentisry for life, will max
a motion for a new trial. If refused vii
take the case to the Supreme Court. It
the general opinion that the sentence i
just.
SAN FRANCISCO, July l5.-The Amsnd
County mining strikers have yielded an
/ the troops have been withdrawn.
! CONCORD, N. a. July l5.-The House ha
/ PASSED bill making the Ssste issue bond
assuming the war expenses of towns, Tn
bonds issued in 1870 for this purpos;
amount to 100000.
LONDON, July l5.-The Spanish COrte
had a stormy debate on Cuba on the l0st
There was great excitement on the motto
to eensure the Government for not daring ;
: face vote, but tried to explain its Rctio
on the ground of not having power to ex
tend laws to provinces made since the HON
} revolution, nor abolish slavery until the SUI
preston of insurrection is accomplished
The debate lasted all night, and resulted
d the determination to send 10000 men
= Cuba to suppress the rebellion.