Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-14
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New York, July l3.-The Tribune will
to morrow, give gu account Of an interview
with Mayor Hall who takes upon himself
the entire responsibility of Superintendent
Kelso's order for bidding the arrangements
parade. Mayor Hall defends the position.
New YORK, July l4-Tho Coroner is to
hold inquest over the bodies of the persons
killed In the late disturbance in this city,
and it 10 re ported that efforts will be made
before the jury TO show that the troops fired
needlessly and without orders. Although 1t
would have been necessary to ire in ten
minutes from the time as showers of brick
snd stone commenced 10 tall from the house
tops aud windows and pistol shots COM
menced 10 come from the mob, while the
masses were orowding forward faster which
would have rendered firing necessary. A
large number of Witnesses will be sum oned
! principal among which Is inspector WalliDg.
The inquest will not be commenced until
after sli the excitement is passed, probably
the later part Of next week.
The District Attorney will call the Grand
Jury next week, and Recorder 9ackett will
also sit next week on the cases arrested on
the rioters docket. Commissioner Wes.
worth will furnish the names of the work men
who sbsentsd themselves contrary to orders,
on the 18th, with view to their discharge.
A charge of conspiracy to create riot will
be brought against L. L. Carey, . we'll
known leader of the Hibernian Society, on
the strength of his speech to the Irishmen
in the Prince street Hall on Monday night.
Z lt Is thought the Court Of Oyer and Tsrmin-
; er now in session, and will find an ndict-
ment on this charge against Carey. Also
? that he circulated the report that thousands
a of Hibernisus were armed to prevent the
J parade. The Grand Jury will Also indict
D the rioters for murder, who were caught
firing into the procession.
l. The Morgae is still crowded with people,
anxious for horrible sights. They also crowd
It the hospitals. Other than this the city is
d tree from the effects OF the distur ban ce, and
;. even the scenes Of the fighting present nc
e appearance of the fight. while people are
3. discussing the right AND wrong OF the affair
lie Inc poIoe, city authorities and Gov. Hoff
IN man are praised by ell for their noble stand
'g ana gallant action. The president of tbs
re OoArd OF police will soon issue an order
o. congratuiatlng members of the force fo-
ct 1neif enc1enoy. Everybody is surprised
m Ihs' the force escaped with so few cssuali
In ''es; NO arrays have occurred since mid
o night Wednesday, and the entire oitv ha,
be Deen quiet since yesterday morning.
i'd 1t is now believed that the fearful vollie,
az given BY the 9th and S4,h Rag;nants
mr. checked the mob and probably saved man,
mn valuable lives, for in few minutes later IN,
an melee would have become general and ts,
rs ribly desperate. It is now said the sixtl
no regiment fred into the mob without order
ia in relation Of assault upon one Of thar ot4;
or GERS. The 22d regiment are highlv con
iIv piimented for not firing without orders e
which they were highly compGmentsd b
-. their General. The 7th were author;zad !
n Ere which shows the confidence reposed i
ola them by the commanding officer.
WASHINGTON, July l3.-The formal ar,
cles OF the convention negotiated BY D
Mcdonald, of the Post Office Departmeu
. for the exchange of Post Oaice Money o
ders between Great Britain and the Unit
States, have been received to-day from Il
~ General Post Office in London, by the Pc
- Master General. The interchange of Pc
Office Money Orders is to date from DC,
10 Der lst, the limit fixed for single orders b
ing $50. or 9l0 Sterling.
= A letter has been received from Gen T
. rell on the subject of style and address,
nAE
I will only print on envelopes the names q
addresses of sender withou; mention of
business farther than titles of distinctic
DO such as DIR. Rev., etc., or cooperative tit
-~ WASHINGTON, July 14.-Is is curren
S reported that J. W. Douglass has been I
pointed deputy commissioner in place
. Pleasanton, and that he will probably
. commissioned. This appointment will
made public in few days. All oontroveI
- has been put at end by Gen. Pleasantt
! I who said in conversation that he should l
! 1 resign as he thought he was right. He d.
l not want foreign commission, and that
will do nothing to relieve Boutwell, in
matter, and that if the President wants b
to leave he must name his SUCCESSOR
~ threats will win.
AT Four members of the Civil Service Co
u mission have drawn $50 per day for 10 d,
N for their services thus far.
~ PARIS, July 13.-The question of
modification Of commerce between Frar
and England of 1850, is to be brought {
ward, for which purpose representative
been lent to Englsnd
MI BERLIN, July 13. Diplomatic represe
Nj alton is deferred until the German army
~ completely evacuated France.
OTTAWA. July 1.-The Masonic Grs
Lodge of Canada is in session here. Or,
Master Stevenson delivered the annual
dress. The Lodge is discussing the qr
O tlon OF acknowledging the Grand Lodgt
a Quebec.
"a HARTFORD, Conn, July 1.-The tre
n ury lAws were repealed TO-DAY in bill VIII
~ was passed by the almost unanimous vot,
the Senate. The Newark, Hartford. .
New Haven Railroad consolidation bill
J, passed By majority Of 3d.
10 ns OMAHA, July A. The Constitute
Convention Is in session at the State Capi
Il 10 now thought that female suffrage
ILL hA snhmitiad To tha xnfa of hnth malaa !