The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-28
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A FATHER KILLED BY HIS son.
Negro Ku Klux Outrsges--Two
Sheriffs killed and several
Wounded.
Death of q Kansas Editor by Yois-
on--A Doctor Arrested.
Death Of q Kansas Editor by Yois-
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BERLIN, April 28-The Prussian Govern
ment has officially announced that unless
the conference of powers nov in session at
BRUSSELS for arranging definite treaty
between France and Prussia does not con
clude its negotiations In few days the
government of France will be resumed By
Germany.
VERSAILLES, April 28-Thiers annoaaoes
that the government force is now within 200
metres of Fort De lssy, and that an attack
will soon be made. All preparations for the
final conflict have been completed and the
whole line is now prepared 50 render the
operation effectusl.
DUBLIN, April 28th.-Gen. Sheridan has
been notified by the nAtionNlists of shis city
that a committee would wait on him for the
purpose of presenting him an address. The
General, however, has declined TO receive
the honor, and has go intimAted to the na-
tionGlists.
LONDON, April 28.-In the House of Com
mons, last night, Mr.. Johnston asked tie
Secretary of State if the claims of the Brit
| lsh subjec were Adjudicated under Ihe
terms of the Convention now being consid-
cred by the Joint High Commissioners.
Viscount Enfield refused to answer the
question. The terms of the Convention are
not yet being signed.
LONDON, April 28.-A telegram from
Foulon states that insurrecsiouary signs
have appeared ia that city and that q rising
of the Reds is anticipated. Precautionary
measures are baing taken by the Govern
ment.
BERLIN, April 27.-The Cros Gazette to
day announces that Prince Bismarck hA,
! instructed General Fabrice to represent tC
the Commune, that in case of any mIshay
10 the Archbishop OF Paris, the Prussiau.
| might probably interfere Ia the affairs o
The city in favor of the Versailles govern
| meBt.
LONDON, April 27.-Tbe News special Al
Versailles says force of SIX thousand
troops from the Versailles army have exc
| cuted some important movements north ot
Paris. The situation of the insurgents
south Of Paris is said to be good.
| Theirs announced in q circular that scsiv,
operations commenced yesterday. Fort
Vsnvres and Issy we're fred upon. and it Il
presumed the latter will soon be silenced.
The Commune hes pressed into the mill
tary service the porlers of the Lyons rail
way.
1t is now admitted that the government i
unable to pay the Germans the first install
ment of the indemnity, long since due.
In the House of Commons this evening
Viscoun! Enfield, Under Foreign Secretary
in reply to q question concerning the actio
of the Joint High Commission, stated tba
no convention had yet been signed At tn
1 S,,nn ka 4anltnad al IN f. hat MSS %
she Commission had already adjusted.
New YORK, April 28.-On Wednesday a
ii O'Clock, Michael McKenna. in compsn
with three others unknown, broke into th
residence of Mrs. Bogart, SD street, an
commenced breaking furniture. Upon bs
ing demonstrated with by Mrs. BogArt, the
dragged her into the bedroom and outrage
her person several times. They also a
ssulsed two girls who boarded in the bous'
Com plant was made ct the Police station
and yesterday the off GERS succeeded in q
resting McKenna, who was com mitted
default of bail. The police are after th
others, and it is expected they will be q
rested.
Il During the coming season it is expeote
that quite number of royal families
d Europe viii visit this country. The first {
d the list of arrivals is the Grand Duke Alex
g of Russia. He is an officer in the Russia
:, navy, and will come in an Imperial Yach
and will be escorted by four vessels of wa
d His suite will comprise q great number
> young noblemen, and will reach New Yol
% in June. The reception to be rendered bi
by New York will be very grand. II
Duke Ernest, of SAKE Coburggatte is mel
Q and will arrive about the FIRST of July, O.
" will be accompanied by his wife. T
Duchess of Baden will take q tour of t
- Eastern and Western States, also the Ora
Duke of Saxony, who will reach here abe
the same time. He intends to cross I
y continent after travelling through the Esste
States.
n 1t is rumored that Prince Arthur, of En-
~ land, will return to Canada as its Vicer
4 and will be accompanied by the Marquis
Lorue and wife, who will visit the Uni
States in their route TO Ottawa to pres
over Her Msjesty's Canadian possession.
LAWRENCE, Kan, April 2s.-The conn
nifty was shocked yesterday morning by
announcement of the death of j. M. Ri
business manager Of the Tribune. He
tired at l l O'Clock, and was hound dead
bed yesterday morning. he left q not
his wife in his memorandum book, subsi
TALLY as follows, dated l0:40 P. N:
81 have taken prescription Of quinn
the direction Of DR.. Mendlicott. / fet
strange numbness. My eyesight is grow
dim. wish my body examined. If We
not meet again, hope We shall NEE
Heaven.
To-day an examination was made by
Board of Physicians. They have found
ces of poison, but have not yet conclu
their examination. DR.. Mendlicott was
. rested to-day and lodged in jail The Q
ner's inquest was adjourned until after
lsve examination of the stomach is complete
oie, Mrs. Ruth is in Leavenworth. The f
,s ,S;ss or husband Of Mrs. Ruth was lswye
. All So. Louis, from whom she was divorced,
subsequently married Ruth.
d be CLEVELAND, April 28.-M. NJ. Kenn
ng . a farmer, sixty years old, residing in
ny township, was killed BY his son this m
n. ing. They had been on uufriendly Il
e.. .o,,. r.aakha IN aaoouna Of trouhl