Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-24
Disturbance in London
General Summary
Market Reports.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-LArge crowds
we're around the Presidential mansion at
noon, TO see the Grand Duke. He arrived
., one o'clock, aud was heartily cheered As
ne alighted. All the mem bers of the
Cabinet were present in the blue parlor,
and Minister Ca,scazy presented the Prince
to the President, who greeted him cordially,
the Prince responding.
The President shook hands with the
Duke, who said il afforded him much
pleasure to meet the chief of the nation with
whom his own was on intimate terms OF
friendship, and the President cordially
welcome him and expressed the hope that
his sojourn in this country would be pleas
ant aud gratifying. The Duke then pre-
sented the members of his suite to the
President.
The President in turn presented the
members of his Cabinet and his Official at
Iendents to the Duke. After the introduc-
lions here were concluded, the President
Il escorted the Grand Duke to the red parlor
where Secretary Fish presented him to the
| ladies' The other part of the company
followed into the red psrlor, where brie
! but general conversation took place among
all the parties, the Duke addressing himse
especially to Mrs. Grant.
The interview lasted only fifteen min
uies, when the distinguished visitors LEI
the Executive Mansion. The Grand Duke
walked in front, and WAS ohesred by the
| crowd outside. As he reached the portict
| be and Minister Cataoszy and Rdmirs
Persstt took seats in an open carrisge. Th'
| Duke lifted bis cap and the carriage drove
from the premises, the suite following Il
Minister Cs.scazy's residence.
| There will be no formal entertain men
given to the Duke in this city. Tomorrow
be will procsed to Annapolis on Q specia
| train, and return to Washington in time {,
| 20 to New York in the afternoon.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 23.- Governor
Stafford, of Arizona, publishes sn exhaustive
review Of the Apache question in the Att
CAliforniA this morning. He warmly en-
dorsss Gen. Crooks policy Of uniting tn
friendly Indians against the Apaches, sn1
says:
1.-The robbed and plundsred citizens o
this territory are sick and tired OF war, ant
earnestly desire that the flow of blood shAl
stop. HHd Gen. Crook gone on with his plaI
1t would have been but q few month befor
the entire tribe would have sued for peao
upon terms that would have insured tn
safety of the lives And property of the Cit
zens of this territory
| "Any other kind Of peace ia q monstrou
crime against this people, and swindle uE
on the government and the whole peopl
who are taxed to feed and clothe the Ind
ans. The more Indians fed and protecte
| khaa rku he has
ssruction of life and property"
LONDON, Nov. 23.-The indisposition
the Prince of Wales continues. His phys
clans say he has symptoms OF typhoid feve
A mass meeting was held last evening,
q which the speakers we're unressrained
a their demonstrations Of the monarchy Of Gre
Britain.
II vienna, Nov. 23.-At matinee give
y by Minnie Hauck, the American priu
douna, for the Chicago sufferers, the thest
was crowded, large sums we're received, 81
: seats bringing ave times their usual valu
The money was invested in clothing, whit
will be shipped to Chicago at an early de
y CoSsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 23.-The Por
81 objects to any treaty between Russia al
a Roumanis modifying the Sultan's jurisd
6, ton, and will consuls the principalities.
Norwich, Conn, Nov. 23.-Eleveu bo
les lost BY the disaster 20 the steamer CT
: Of New London have been recovered,
d SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23.-Last night "
the warmest Of the season. il being imp
sible 20 slesp with the windows closed.
HALIFAX, Nov. 23.-Through the int
duction Of the cholera BY the steamer Frar
lin, three deaths occurred.
3 IxD1AYAPoLrs, Nov. 23.-A. 81. Conn
D. formerly State Printer, has submitted p
ol position TO return TO the State $ls,sOO,
u settlement. for an overdrawn account
tx STATE printing.
y PARIS. Nov. 23.-Tbe trial Of Commit
" ists who we're engaged in the destruction
the residence of Theirs, has been termii
70 Ted. They have eli been convicted, and ..
,g fenced TO imprisonment for terms rsngi
from two 10 twenty years.