Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-30
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~ e w v o H x.
The Democratic movement gaining
neutrality-suspicious. poisoning
case se-3i.closure of the trunk
mystery = Capture of Jersey
City 1ncsndisry.
WASHINGTON.
Closure Of the subscription lists to
the new loan-Quarsntine pre-
cautions - Steam Registering
gauges not required.
ILLINOIS.
Death from hydrate choral-The
National Swine exposition
Election news.
Recovery Of bodies from the Ocean
wave-The late Railroad dis
aster-Zaquest continued.
Foreign = ews.
Steamship Lost - Euroue to be
Steamship Lost - Europe to be
plunged in another wa. The
French Assembly Resignation
of French Minister.
Market Reports.
Reported Expressly for the ARsUs.l ]

New YORK, Aug. &c. The movement
leaders Of TammAny Hall seems to be
steadily gaining strength, and there is
prospect that, at the coming fall election.
many members Of the ring will be thrown
overheard. The time of holding the Demo
crat State Convention ia not yet announced,
nor is it definitely known whether two Dem
oeratic delegations will ne made up from
this city. The movement among German
Democrats Is serious. 1t seems TO have the
sympathy, and will perhaps secure the sup
port of the Manhattan club faction, OF this
city
The member of Robert Guerod s family,
six in mum Der, IN Sixth avenue, we're mys-
teriously poisoned, as is supposed, with
Arsenlc, last evening II seems 10 have
| been put into their tea. Mrs Guerod and
Two of her children are thought to be in e.
dangerous condition.
The body Of the young woman found IN
the trunk at the Hudson River depot hiss
been recognized as q girl who boarded ia 6
house on the CORNER of Wooster and Bleeker
streets. A little research resulted in the
discovery that a sister of the deceased lived
| in Brooklyn, and had visited the dead girl
/
estimated that she was the woman who hir-
ed coupee and took the fatal trunk to the
depot. Officers were Immediately dispatch
ed to Brooklyn; the address OF the woman
in question was easily found, but she had
flown twenty -four hours previously. She
was well known where abe lived, and 3
thorough description of her WAS obtained
which was Immediately telegrsphed to
Chicago, where she is supposed to have
gone. Another dispstch, ard sn urgent
one, was sent from police headquarters to
Chicago.
Chief of Police, McWiilisms, last even
ing, received dispatch from the chief al
West Troy, announcing that be had disoov-
cred McGhee. one Of the partners supposed
to have been implicated in firing the build
ings on Washington street, in Jersey City,
and whose body was supposed to have been
found in the ruins.
A. b. Van Sam, today, passed OIL F. B
Smith, q Broad street, forged certificate
. check OF G. NJ, harris & Co., on the Cont
mental Bank, for $4,000. Van Sam hAd
agreed TO buy $3.50, 900 in gold of Smith
who paid Van SRnn's forged check on She
transaction. Van Sam has decanped fol
parts unknown.
WAsHINGToE, Aug. 30.-The first two
hundred millions of the new Eve per cent
bonds have been ell taken. The subscrip
ton books we're closed to day 1t is under
stood that the applications for bonds was il
ex cess of the allowance.
The President has appointed Frani
Welch, Of Nebraska, Register of the Lant
Office at West Point, Nebraska.
The Board of Health last night adopted
stringent sanitary regulations for For
Washington and Georgetown, ordering ths
}. all vessels arriving at quarantine from port
where pestiIential diseases are prevalent b
fumiQate before being allowed to come t
the wharves. The Alexandria authorize
will unite with the Boa Of Health here 70
similar purposes.
Secretary Boutwell, approved the rule pre-
scribed BY the Board of Supervising lnspet
tors of Steam Vessels, not requiring stear
registering gauges on tug towing and freigt
boats. 1t is discovered that this is contrG
ry to act Of Congress, and the rule has bee
revoked and another requiring them to
used issued.
CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-The coroner's il
quest yesterday, on the body of ex-Alde
man Heenau, who died suddenly,a few day
siNS0. N'SoiOseu bne IAcb bhat Ho utou lEol
the effects of an overdose ofbydrate chlora
The great National Swine Exposition
to be held at Dexter Park, in this city, ,uud 4,
/ the auspices of the Illinois Swine Breeder
- Association, Sept. 18th, 20 and 2lst. tt
premiums are larger, and all the arrang
nents on more liberal scale than ha'
ever before been presented for this desert
4. ton of stock, and, ss il is open to the Ur
= ted States, the largest and finest show
the kind ever seen in this country is anti'
70. pated.
de BLOOMINGTON, I'll Aug. 30.-The Repu
Ia u. lioan primary election, to nominate cant
Sa ~. dates for the county offices for the ensui
Mclean county election, takes place on Se
sembsr s, The principal struggle will