Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-29
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CHICAGO, Dec. 25.-A man named d. ].
Rine was arrested yesterday charged with
robbing Ira A. SeAver, OF Quincy, H., of
S6, 600 worth of notes belonging TO Q. II.
Mccormick Il Bros, and which SeAver, as
the agent of that firm, was bringing to
them. The robbery WAS perpetrased on
sleeping car. While Rine was in custody
yesterday st the station, detective from
Pi,tsburs recognized him as popular
na..or of a Astnodist church in that city,
Tho has been absent from his charge about
month. Rine's arrest was effected mainly
through the keeper of house Of i'll fame,
to whom be tried to dispose of the notes.
Rine had also an unsigned bond of the
Marion County Bridge Company.
The corners inquest to day on the body
of Mrs. Mccoy, OF Crestline, Ohio, the sup
posed victim of Sn abortion, resulted in the
discovery that al abortion had probably
/ been procured upon the deceased, but that
| it must have been before she came to the
house of Mrs. FAhlbusch, who, it appears, is
a German mid wife Of good repute. Mira.
/ Fahlbusch and Vim. Shrout the man who
removed the body TO Crestline, we're dis
charged there being no evidence implicSt-
ing them in any way with the death of the
woman.
i. is reported here that J. Young Scam
mon and some other prominent citizens,
have purchased the Chicago Republic N,
snd will place it under the charge Of Sidney
Howard Gay, formerly of the n. Y. Tribune,
more recently connected with ths Tribune
of this city.
! SAN FRASClsCo, Dec. 28.-Dispatches
from Tucson, Arizona, says the Pinal Silver
mines are assaying enormously rich.
The trial Of hundred and seven citizens
and indians for killing the Apaches of Camp
Grant, developed the fact tnst the Indians
we're not upAn the reservation, and although
fed by the Government were engaged IN
direct hostilities against the settlers.
| A verdict of acquittAl is fully expected.
Advioes from the CAr&amszo reservA-
tion represent the depredaions by the
| Indians, direc. from the reservation, fire.
quent.
CSCINEATI, Dec. pa meeting of about
three hundred residents of Port Union,
Butler county, was held last night to give
expression to their feelings concerning the
unex peoted acquittAl Of Tom. Mcclellan OF
the murder of Myers. Resolutions we're
adopted denouncing the jury, Judge Mckin
ney, and MEG ebRn's attorneys, also demand
ing that Mcclellan leave the county.
New YoRK, Deo 28.-A Cairo, Egypt
letter of December lst, says report is cur
rent there that Sir Samuel Baker and hi
men, who were exploring Central Afrlc'
and the head waters Of the Nila, have dieC
of starvation. One report says the mel
muiinied and shot Baker, and another tha
Baker and his wife are the only ones left o
, the expedition.
= Charles r. Burroughs was yesterds.
io.ad by the Sheriff who went to serve al
attao, mept on him. he was sitting in hi
house "a Patterson, N. j., where he ha'
suIcided ny poison on the 10Th of December
the body lamaining frozen stif till found II
mis- room yeserday.
LONDON, Dec. 2s.-A bulletin from Sand
ringham states that the Prince had goo
nights rest, aud ths his strength is slowl
returning. The Archbishop Of Canterbur
has ordered diseontinu. nee of special pray
ers for the recovery of thePrince.
HALIAFx, Dec. 28.-Thesard Hiberni
was picked up at Direlect sld towed int
Pubnico. No tidings of the crsw.
ROME, Dec 28.-A royal decreesas bee
issued carrying into effect the comNercit
treaty recently concluded between Ital, an
4, the United States.
PARIS, Dec. 28.-Iu the National AsseI
bly, to day President Theirs insisted that Il
;. committee who have under considerable
+, the proposed act allowing increased circul
ton to the bank Of France, shall subn
s their decision to the assembly Immediate
% for action. He said the present circulate,
a 1s Of the bank was only 32,000,000 franc
"a which WAS below the maximum amount nc
At, allowed by law, and threatened that q
committee should bear the responsibility
tho delay in afording relief TO the FreA