Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-04
VERY LATENI1
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TEE TEIRD TICKET AT CHICAGO
a Small Radical Thief
Market Reports.
REPORTED Expressly fer the ARsus.l

CHICAGO, Nov. A third ticket for city |
aud county officers has been put in nomi-
nation by the temperance aud Reform |
party. The ticket Is headed by DIR. A. q. |
Davis for Mayor.
The registration Of the city 80 far as re-
turns nave been received, show . total OF
| l3 ,967, and it is believe the entire registrs-
ZION will not foot up more than 1900,
against rs, 600 last year.
! The Post says that there are 2 500 wooden
buildings in course of erection in the Nortn
Division, $50 in the West, and 600 in the
South Division. Permits for rebuilding
permanent structure continue to be granted
every dsy, aud the demand for laborers still
exceeds the supply.
! MrLwAuKEE, WIS.,, Nov. 4.-The Marshall
! Brothers organ factory was burned at noon
to-day. The loAs Is $l5 OOO. s.s
/ SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 3.-There is grea'
,udignation among miners and mine owners
10 regard to high freight tariffs on tn.
Union Pacific Railroad. Hundreds OF
trelRht cars run east empty every day
rather than carry the ores of Utah at any
profit to the shippers.
40 more arrests have been made, and not
~liRhtest apprehension OF trouble aP-
~. Nothing is heard from brigham To-
Ssr ~ or fro &c Apostle hyde. ...
u'S, y, Vov, Nov. 3.-rhe Com missioner
| &C pan,;oD. n, returned from his lnyes'i
lion in Philadep. Ma, ant reports tne 1s1a saa
cs,ion of Pension agent For "ss TO be S'o'
600. The latter will be remove-.
C1sc1SsAr1, Nov 3.-B. +. Ram o'Pn
charged with the murder of his wife, a.
1 A. Nka Nlntl a~R
4 Ohio. iGil last night, and then confessed
that he murdered his wife BY strangulasion'
| PARIs, Nov. 3.-In.sllgence has been re-
ceived of the entire suppression OF the IN
surrection in Algeria. The natives gen
orally are rssuuing their lsbors.
TuR1s, Nov. 3.-The Italian government
cont % plates the fortI6cation OF the Alpine
pass, at a cost Of some 1000, 900 francs.
E LONDON, Nov. 3.-The distinguished
{ pain or, Sir Edwin Landzer, is seriously III
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-InfOrmaiIon II
received from South Carolina that zoo hu
hlu1 have made voluntary confessions an'
u surrendered to the authorities. They ar
fdisgusted with the Klau. On Monday 3
confessed in writing. Il is estimated ths
300 have fed. One hundred are contnet
In Jail at Yorkville. The prisoners spea
> we'll Of their treatment. A number wer
q also released on parole until their confes
d sious can be heard. Examinations befor
y the Commission will soon be com mmenced.
FL The government is investig igating tn
], charges against Judge J. W. Wright, I
, this city. formerly Of Indiana, in relation
the collection of boupties and pensions dr
I'd Indiana soldiers who served on the fronti'
nd during the rebellion. The alleged frau
~ are said to amount to nearly $400,OOO.
iu is said that some checks for the payment
bounties were cashed by the AssIsss
Is; Treasurer at New York, upon the epdors
ns ment of the dead soldiers' names BY Wrig
Al or his agents
As ATLANTA, Nov. 3.-The Georgis Legisl
pa ture to-day recognized Benja min Con
ter hepuoh 'an, as Acting 4overNor. d D
al, tor sPeclal election for Govurnor IN
~ oemDer was introduced. A re Iolution "
an. passed, branding as false Gov. Bulloc
,er. allegations that the Assembly meant
uls impeach him without investig a,iou, q
and that the people did not respect the Cons,
'er- tion nor recognize the results Of the war.
.x,I NHw York, Nov. 3.-The Meeting
sro Cooper Institute last night, was the m,
tis- enthusiastic respectable assemblaQe v
oOd messed in this city for many years. Hundr,
of eminent citizens occupied the platfor
'ro' every profession and rank of life was rep
scented. Clergymen and politicians sat .
am By side, and thousands were compelled
,ish 20 away for want of standing room in
lous hall. When ,he first speaker, Joseph
Choase, was introduced, be commenced
mo, follows:
ss s. "FELLow CITIZENS: Before proceed
0ar. with my own discourse, hsyebeen requ
ef ed to read the following. Il is anonyme
but very important, as you see: "Will .
be SO kind as to read the following notic'
Bal the great meeting ct Cooper Institute
nieht.-The citizens of New York are
spectfully invited to attend the polii
funeral of Wm. N. Tweed on Tuesday,