Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-06

47s, being 1884 under the assessed val
uation, and $l,576,958 under the equalized
valuation.
Wayne county assessment, $l,745,s76,
being $96, 1872 under the assessed valuation
Of 1870. and $636,229 under the equalizsd
valuation.
Fulton county assessment, Sc, 100, III, be-
ing $2l3,033 under the assessed valuation
of 1870, and $5l6,3 under equalized val
tion.
Greene county assessment, $3,450,37
being $4S,943 under the assessed value, and
$3.50, 752 under the equalized valuation.
Grundy county assessment, $2,5l5, ,685,
being 1851 under the assessed valuation
OF 1870, and $74l,0l under the equalized
valuation.
Kane county assessment, 8,047, ,073, be-
ing $5l7, 1853 under the assessed value of
1870, and ST. $50 under the equalized valus-
ton.
Logan county assessment, $5,93l, l,O3l,
being 1882, ,8S4 over the assessed value of
1870, and O., l,l47,754 under the equalized
valuation.
Mason county assessment, $3,l75, ,9l6, be-
ing $l5S,7 TAT over the assessed value ofl970,
and $25S, ,9S2 under equalized valuation.
CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-Ths Rev. Charles M.
Fox, d. d. rector of the Church of the
Epiphany, in Chicago, died yesterday after
noon at his residence, after brief illness.
The deceased was born in Ireland forty
four yesrs ago, and graduated at Trinity
College, Dublin. He emigrsted to Canada
about thirteen years ago, went to Brooklyn,
N. Y, in 1869, and has been settled in Chi,
cAgo during the past Eve months. He leaves
q wife and three children.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, September 5.-The la
test Republican nominations for the Legis-
Isture are, Bremen county, Representative,
.. {. Harrington, re-nominated; Johnson
county, Ex-Governor Kirkwood for the SEN
ate, and R. S. Finkbiue and Philip Shaver
for Representatives.; Buchanan county, SEN
ate, G. W. Bemis; House, J. NJ Hover;
Floyd county, House, q o Pratt.
Coatinusd preparstious on an extensive
scale are being made for the district fair to
be held here two weeks hence.
Hot Axain-9oe
lSDIANoPoLIs, Sept. 5.-A runaway &C.
Cured near this city this morning, by which
family of four persons named Whistler
we're all injured. \ daughter, fourteen ears
old, was INJURED internally by being thrown
out OF the wagon, and then fatally injured
! by being dragged long distance.
/ MILWAUKEE, Jept. ga fire broke ont at
| P. M. to-day in Plankington Il Amoars
smoke house, burning that and surrounding <
wooden buildings.
! The losses are: Plankingtou & amour.
IS, 900; Pscksrd's machinery depot 900;
John Thomas, commission, $4,000; Breyden
l. HArwood, commission, 81 500. These and
other small losses make $4,000, partially
| Insured.
| LONDON, Septeu Der 5.-The COMMITTEES
of Confederate Cotton Bondhoiders are
about to publish their report and cores
pondence.
] a dispatch from Dublin says that the
prisoners taken during the riots were cheer
ed BY the people while the officers of the Law
were hissed. The rioters we're assisted By
large nun Der Of women in their assaults up
on the police.
Commodore Ashbury's yacht Livonia ii
at Portland awaiting the termination of th'
prevailing heavy gale before sailing for New
! YORK.
| The FllometA cspsized off Malta, and elev
en- persons we're drowned.
DR.. Karl Marx, one OF the leading spirit
of the International society, died to-day, il
bis 6fty third year.
Strikes occurred to-day among the work
men ct Sheffield.
| DUBLIN. August 5.-There are some sp
prehensions of q renewal of the riot Tn
police have orders to use their arms withou
mercy 10 case any manifestations are made
The soldiers are still under arms. An in
vestigatIon will be made at once of the cir
c1mstances which caused the police t
prscipitate q riot.
VERSAILLES, Sept. 5,-A tumultuous dis
cussion took place in the Assembly TO da
over the proposition made By Deput
Payariel for the return Of ths Assembly an
the seat of government TO Paris.
l Five of the female incsndisries, or petrt
, leuses, of Paris are now under trial, bsin
arraigned before a. a..sepsrsse tribunal special
constituted for the purpose. Numerou
witnesses have been summoned. Publ
interest is excited as to the result.
PARIS, Sept The trial of the fsmAl
incendiAries is concluded. -Four were ser
! fenced to death, one TO imprisonment in
fortress and one to ten years solitary in
: prisonment
The journals say Theirs and Chevalie
Nigra, the Italian Minister, have had g
angry discussion over the participation {
Itsly in the Gastien Conference.
NEw YORK Sept 5.-A oorresponder
writing from Rome. August 18th, say
several of the most eminent Cardinals an
Bishops VITO are strong iufalhbilis;s, are b
coming recopciled to the political situation
The Cardinals are freely appearing in tt
, streets and met with respectful sympsthit
and regard from the citizens.