Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-21

remains tor similar iniuatory proceedings,
a. the arbisators will not, before the frst
Monday of December next, proceed to call
and hear any case or cases which may at
that time be read for heariAg.
CHICAGO, August 2U.-Isidore Kieelber0
editor and proprietor of the Jusnelia, a
semi-monthly Scandinavian paper, publish
ed iin this city, disappeared IRON home on
Monday last, and hes mol been seen or heard
from since. For some time past Kieelbs re-
through his paper has been making sharp p
war upon the swindling OF Scandinavian
emigrants by runners, boarding house kse-
pers and employment agency, with which
the city is infested, and has thereby incur
red their fierce displeasure. A few days
previous to his disappearance he was, while
standing at an open window in his room
was suddenly confronted by strangers, who
addressed him in Scandinavian language,
ssyiEg, "Mr. Editor, if you don't stop put
ting US in your paper we will kill you." The
next night two men armed with pistols call
ed upon him and threatened to kill him
| unless he made retracsion of something
be had published. Kjeelberg was consider.
ably frightened, and next day consulted
several friends in regard to it, The last
! one he called upon he informed, when he
| left, that he was going to call upon q firm OF
emigrsn, -Agents, with whom be had had
considerable trouble on account of charges
| he had made against them This ia the
last seen or heard of him, &nd maay believe
he has been murdered. There is great ex-
ci,ement among his countrymen and detec-
tives are engaged tosearch for him.
/ DUBUQUE, August I'D. c. Grim, of the
Wholesale and retail dry goods house Of
Wood, Grim Co., was arrested to-day on
q change Of grand lsrceny of promissory
notes, amounting to 1900, belonging 70 the
frm, which it is charged he abstrscted from
the safe after the dissolution of the firm. BE
was released on $4,000 bail to appear at the
rext term OF the District Court.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. l9,-The negro who
ont -aged and murdered little girl near Ful
ton Station, WAS taken from jail the night O.
bis ar:ess. shot through seven times and let
for dead. The next morning he was fouse
sitting up, and was taken TO jail and hi
wounds dressed, but afterwards the citizens
took him out and hanged him. de had con
fessed the crime.
| PARIS, Aug. 21.-Gsribaldi 10 not deaC
az was reported. His health improves.
In the court martial al Versailles the ex-
amin alton of Witnesses wss concluded yes
terday. The argument for she prosecutor
being tC-morrov
! The number OF deathsin Paris last weel
we're S28, includin one from cholera.
LONDON, Aug. 2l.-The press COMMENT
on the per cent American loan are verI
favorable in Europe.
Cholera is raging in Germany, on th'
eastern frontier.
LONDON, August l9.-In the House o
Lords to- day, the Lord Chancellor and Wa
count Halifax defended In the most vlgorou
manner the measures which have beer
pressed BY the government this session Q
Parliament, especially tho,'e providing to
ballot elections, and for the regulation o
tbe army 10 the House of Commons b.
VIscouut Enfield, under Secretary of teT
! eiqn Affairs said that Mexico hsL' rePndiAt
ed the treaty of 1862, but the GOV 'ernmen
Of Great Britain had insisted it is esill Il
force.
VERSAILLES, Aug. l9.-In the Assembly
to day. the committee on the. Army bill
made report recommending It's passage
| The bill, as returned by the Cham Der, make
military service compulsory; allows no one
| the right to procure a substitute; prohibits
soldiers from voting in political elections
and dissolves the National Guards through
out the country.