The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-01
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SPRINGFIELD, H., April l-HoUsE.-The |
Senate bill to appropriate money for the |
erection of the south wing Of the deaf and |
dumb asylum passed.
Also the bill for the pay of Cook county
Judges.
An amendment was CARRIED to the canal
bill to submit the question to a vote of the
people next November
SENATE.-The following bill passed to
sfhx the seventeenth, twentieth and twenty
seventh Judicial Circuit Courts as an emf.
neut domain practice act.
! The registry law was made the special
order for Wednesday. s
! LONDON, April 1.-The Paris insurgents
are gaining strength, and are determine to
deluge France in blood but an understands
ing exists between the Theirs government
and The German leaders that the latter shall
interfere if the Reds have any success.
Communication between Paris and Yer
ssilles is interrupted. No letters or papers
have passed between the cities on Friday.
PARIS, March 3l.-The government has
completed arrangements for marching
against Paris. The troops will move stimuli
taneously with the Germans along the line
BY the MontmArtre and Vevy. Learning
this the commune have resolved to march on
Versailles tonight, with thirty thousand
national guards, via Montrouge and Camp
Sartiny, where the infantry line is stationed.
! Overcoming or frRternizing with these, they
will proceed to Versailles and dispense the
Assembly. The new decree issued by the
commune, makes the workmen wild with
delight.
BONE, April 1.-The resignation of his
eminence, Cardinal Antonelli, Secretary oi
: State, and President of the Munistence
n Council, is considered probable The age
r and failing health of the Cardinal is stated
+ to be the cause of this step.
J. BRUssELs, April 1.-The Peace Commits
X sion have concluded its setting. Special
}. delegates have been appointed for the pur-
\. pose of decisively settling the question o
1. the boundary line between France and
Prussia.
n NEWARK, n. j., April 1.-Yesterdsy
Louis Schlemer. employed ID a brewery
/, while cleaning one of the large beer vat
A. was suffocated by the foul air. The engin,
. eer, Max Albrecht on bearing him cry fo
-, help rushed to the trap and reached down
lie Schlemer grssped his hand, and in hi
~ struggle drew Albrecht into the vat. Othe
r. workmen procured an axe and cut q hol
II. through the vat, but although the men wer
ms taken out within four minutes, they wer
H. both dead.
P, HAVANA, March 3I.-A rzmor is in cir
cnlation and is generally credited, that
a. party of volunteers in the neig hborhood c
San Juan Delos Reino had roasted ma
a alive, first running stake through his bod
=. They were caught in the act by some SpaI
d. ish officers. This outrage greatly incensed th
NJ people and many murders on both side
has been the result.
Tx Four hundred persons, mostly nsgroe
Vs who recently surrendered at Puerto Prir
- cipe, have returned to the woods and in
nv PEELED by hunger they, thought it prefe
IN, able to die by Spanish bullets than fro
want.
the WASHINGTON, April l.-Mr. Wade e,
ion presses much surprise at the mention of b
name as Governor of Ohio, and authoriz'
,s the statement that he declines the homo
but at the same time announces that
ng shall accept the nomination If his party
decide.
ay An additional postal convention was co
eluded with the North German Governme
ion to day, and signed by the President,
OF which the rates Of postage on single lettt
Ors when prepaid is reduced to six cents. II
reduction is only on letters to be carried
. the nav line of steamers to q station on
north coast of Prussia. The vessels bee
= their trips soon.
WASHINGTON, March 3l.--SENATE.-T
Tn debate upon Mr.. Shermans resolution
ood recting the Judiciary Committee to repor
Dis bill to suppress the Ku-Klux, was cont
men, ued. Mr.. Pool addressed the Senate il
GOD, lengthy speech, on the cause and effect
9 py and the remedy for, the outrages IN
South.
and At the conclusion of POOLS speech
send Blair was awarded the floor, and the Sen
OOk, adjourned till Monday.
puDn, p'n HoUsE.-Upon the suggestion of
n Shellabarger, it was agreed that the Ho
,ays: take recess to day FROM 4;30 p. m. to
ding p. M, the evening session to be devoted
Il 81 debate on the pending bill to enforce
two laws in the South, also thas the session
0Ss' morrow be for debate only.
a afta, The House then resumed eonsideratio
nedi- the bill.
ala OF Mr.. bingham 1olloWeu III auNocacg en
prov defence of the provisions objected to BY
ATOMS Farnsworth.
'over' During the discussion. Mr.. Waddell, {
,mu,s TUE represen N tative from N. G., appealed to
. alter House to give him a small portion OF
time allowed for debate, to defend the
:, says pie of his State from the oalumnies he'
eofo- upon them.
s,t"s satls Mr.. Perry, of Ohio, next spoke in fsv
"'O'' the bill
.hoxo The House at 4:30 took recess until
pm.
Rosa EVENING SEss1oN.-The speakers of
heum- evening session were, Messrs. Anti
wish Archer, Storm, Mccormick, Sheldon
'fuiOuS Moore, who opposed the bill, and M'
ob,o Monroe and Lowe who favored it.
y wears The debate continued till midi
sr his when the House adjourned until to
l pur- row.
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There are several RATS on the way
sts we NAV expect to soon see the bank
?, e. BAL lumber and logs. There are a large
~ ~. Der of rafts up the Chippewa, the St. !
Black and Wisconsin rivers, which "
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