The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-17
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CINCINNATI, o., June l6.
Clement L. ValIandinghsm, of Ohio, who
was one of the counsels employed for the
defense of Thomas McGreehan, in the Myers
murder case, accidentally shot himself, with
a Smith and Wes'oa pistol, at the Lebanon
House, Lebanon, o., while showing Gov.
McBurney, how Myers, the murdered man
might have shot himself. Tbs ball entered
the right side, below the ribs, aid surgeons
pronounced the case not fatal. Mr.. VAL
landing ham, however, expired from the effects
# the oand, at quarter before ten this A.
y. Vomiting pointed to internal hemor-
rhsge last night, and the symptom we're
then unfavorAble. The accident, and its
melancholy result, has produced intense
excitement in Lebanon. Thus Democracy
loses one Of its frmest adherents and stout
eat supporters.
DAYTON, o., June IA telegram was
received this morning Announcing the death
Of Hon. Clement L. NAllsndine ham, who died
a. 10 A. NJ, from accidental shooting. Much
excitement prevails in the city over the sad
event; many flags are at half mast, and en-
blem of mourning are displayed from busj
| ness and private houses; no day as yet set
for the funeral.
| CISCISNATI, June l7.-Much excitement
and sorrow is manifested in this city and
vicinity over the death of NallandinghAm
The streets and corners are crowded with
persons discussing the news, snxlously look
ing for any particulars connected with his
death, and speculating as to the effect OF
his death on the new departure. 1t is the
prevailing opinion that it will be a serious
drawback to the party as it is scarcely pos
sible to find man who, possessing talent
will give the time aud energy to the cause
. that be did. The Republicans and Demo
Gratis express deep regret over his death, and
sympathise with his family, and al ioin il
according him with honesty OF purpose
coupled with great talents, perseverance and
r high moral courage His body will be take I
. to DAYTON. The funeral will not probably
, take place before Tuesday. Mrs. Vajlsnd
; ingham has been telegrsphed to. and is OF
d her way to her husband.
s BERLIN, June 1.-The procession yester
? day WAS one of the most magnificent o
? IN modern times. II was headed by the eagle
and standards captured from the French
I 1t marched in the order sst forth in the I'm
4 | periai programme, from Templehaf Field |
e the Palace between which were two rows c
the cannon, nun mbering some two thousand
taken during the war. At intervals alon
= the line enormous pyramids, formed of cap
faH no hrs
division of the victorious column had passe
y Braden burg Gate, the Emperor, with tn
\ German Princes in his train, preceding th
army, was received at the portal by depr
: tations from the municipal government
Berlin, and the principal cities OF German.
Addresses Of welcome and congratulstloI
- we're presented, when the Emperor, st Ii
v head of a brilliant cortege, rode down II
] triumphslis, which had been constructed
honor of the occasion. The road was sire "
with flowers, as he advanced, by hundred
0 of young girls dressed in white. The arm
a then entered the gate with the Prussia
guards at the head of the liue it was maj
ly composed Of detschments representa-
every regiment which took part in the va
- each bearing it's regimentAl cOlors. tt
i, appearance OF the men WAS superb. and Il
y enthusiasm OF the great masses of spect
tors, as hay passed by, was unbounde
When tie procession had concluded
march, tie Emperor proceeded 80 uRVeil Il
statue Of his father, Frederick William Il
. Third. The Emperor, standing at the 70
TS Of the statue, delivered a speech, closii
With these words "This monument, Viii
n VAs projected in the time of peace, now
comes s memorial Of one OF the most bri
liant. though boodiest, of modern va
>" May the peace so dearly acbiey 90 be q lei
ing one.
The ceremonies closed with couferriug
hono-s on the victorious commanders. Y
doltke WAS made Field Marshal of the II
= perial army. Last night the entire city "
m illuminated, and the rejoicings at th
20" ,oa height.
en-, VERSAILLES, June lin the Assem- b
oa' yesterday a resolution for a committee
BY inquiry into the causes of the insurreoti
N Paris was introduced, and created
and heated discussion.
end Hautjens attacked the party on the left
'Ok, fosterers of revolutionary spirit.
'uo- NJ. Tolam defended the international
VIA oIety and denounced Napoleon, who, he 8
- was st one time willing for the memorial
ling S"ON W buc W bo
al France, if paragraph eulogizing him
two inserted in it, NJ Toam promised if the
cas- vestigation was ordered, to appear bef
pa the committee with documentary evide
a. justifying the course of the Internetio
Ia of Society throughout the late troubles.
row was asked by Deputy if he could likey
tiOns defend the insurrection, and replied BY
over. dignantly repudiating all sympathy
muia assassins and iEcendiAries.
,sa anu The resolution for a committee was
adopted
saws Gen Douai's corps has gone TO Lyon
soro- dissrm all of the National Guards in
salts Valley of the Rhine, from Lyons to 4
blood seiles
,ho.o Gen Clinchart remains at Versailles
Gen L'Admirault in Paris, with a
Rosa $4,000 men. About 10000 troops vii
neum- sent to Algiers.
wish The communist general La Cecilia
'"i'u' been arrested in the department of
oh,o vados.
Years Nothing has beeu determined by the
er his eminent relative to raising the state of
pur- in Paris.
1t ef The Times states that the French
=, will only amount to about two millisr
francs.
%. The reports of renewed agitation
tors, Belleville and Villette quarters ar,
founded
German soldiers visiting Paris are