Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-23
By Telegraph!.
Jay Gould Charged with
Stealing Nine Millions of
Erie Money.
Emigrants Swind1ed in New
York.
Father Burke Answers
Eroude at the Academy.
Mrs. Putnam Receivers a
Judgment for the Loss of
Her Husband.
Action of Insurance men in
New York.
Senator Trumbu11 in Wash
ington.
The Liberals Carry Ar
kansas.
Action of Insurance men in
New York.
Senator TrumbuIl in Wash
ington.
The Liberals Carry Ar
kansas.
Other Items, etc.

| New YORK. Nov. 22.-This afternoon q. /,
the suit of J. P. Watson, President Of the
Erie Railway, Jay Gould was arrested on n
wSrrant issued BY Judge FAncher. of the
Supreme Court, and based on az affidavit /
which charges Jay Gould with wrongtuiy /
taking to his own while in control OF
the Erie road $4,000 600 of money belong |
ing to Erie stockholders. At $40 p. N.
Gould entered the court room accompanied |
by Augustus Schel and Horace F. Clark, |
Who consented to become suretes of his
bail bond. Bail being fixed at one million
dollars, each Of the bondsmen justified,
, whereupon Gould was released by the
sheriff. The counsel TOR the Erie Railwsy,
however, will object to the sGreties on the
ground of incorrect justification.
New YoRK, Nov. 22.-Nearly three hun
dred Italians now at Castle Garden we're
defr1udsd of all their money BY band of
] emigrant swindlers. Il appears they were
= induced 10 leave home By stories of advsn-
tagss awaiting them in Bnenos AYres aud
we're told in Marseilles that vessel would
/ be at New York to take them to Rio, and
+ arrived here on Wednesday 10 find that they
4 we're wroDged and robbed. The Suthoriues
here have informed the Italian ambassador
:, a. Washington.
] L
J. 20 FroRde last evening at the Academy OF
p Music which was crowded by sympathetic
audience.
The British Colonists favoring anne xation
had . meeting last night, and decided TO
y communicate with the Colonists of Buffalo,
le Chicago, St. Louis and New Orleans, with
,r reference 20 choosing influential men to CO.
IA operate with the aDnexAtionists in Canada
ri A Jury has awarded Mrs. Putnam nve
thousand dollars damages for the loss oi
!" her husband, who was killed by Foster on {
70 Seventh Avenue car.
m The National Board of Fire UEderwriteri
"A in convention to-day resolved that from Dec
lst 1872, the rate of com mission TO agent
" should be 10 per cent, except in cases o
ID the insurance OF dwelling houses and farm
Mt property, when the companies can max
w. their own terms with agents.
At the meeting Of the National Board O
u Fire Underwriters to-day the committee OF
rates presented 8 lengthy report commend
ing the adoption of the tariffs of 1866 An
AZ 1867. They also suggested that in all cite
ia having not over so 200 population that /
of least 80 per cent be added to the preser
ed rates and not less than so per cent in a
be places having 8 population in excess OF 90
il 600.
ase BosroN, Nov. 22.-Hon. Wm., Gasto
he the present Mayor, has been nominated
the the Democrats for reelection.
,sl- A detacb ment of the Ninth Regiment r
ut lieved the First Regiment to-day, mOunur
Of guard over the ruins OF the great fire.
rs WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-SenAtor 1ruu
mt. bull res ched Washington to-day, being Il
Any frat of the liberal senators TO report for d
nee " He denies the statement that he
eta tends to resign his seat in the senate. b
De admlIs, az a matter OF course, that in the !
re" organisation of The senate committees
tne will lose the chairmsnship of the judlcis
DIS com mittee. Mr.. Trumbull knows nothI
oeW of Mr.. Washburn's Candidacy for the sens
mas and regards the election, as matters n
look, of Gov. 0gl, shy as quite 3 certain
He believes that if the mass of the den
cratic voters had shown as much zeal
A' the election of the liberal candidate for
cure presidency as the leaders of the democrs
agn- parts exhibited, there would have been
ornd different result in November,
: tGg foy LITTLE Rock, New. 19.-All the count
NJ or have been heard from, and nOtwlthstand
y y he the most glsring frauds ou the part OF Ci
in ton and his party, the State has gone
y I, me me Greeley and Brown, and the whole kefo
p '"' ticket is elected, at the regular polls.
y bot lsrge "ioIli6cation meeting" was he'd
arg i is is last night, and others are being held
pro- over the State. 1t is reported that 4
sl,I inaoI Hadle, and Senator Clay ton have gone
wiy Washington to consult President CT
y and and. to see whether they will be sustained
usurpiuE the State Government. 1t So, t
intend to hold possession of the 81
House, appoint a Legislature, aud main
Of Dr.. Themselves in office. They openly I'D
ion is that Brooks is elected Governor, but
ms in clare that he shall not be iDaugerated.
State Convention of the Reform party
be called about the first of January n
,dvey- The Reform Campsign Committee will
.n.,. day issue an address co1Rratnlahpg
people on their success in the late elec
. and ST. LOUIS, Nov. 22.-Reliabls ads
8nd from the Chickasaw nation say the Leg
ture Of that nation, which has just adJOur
passed q resolution requesting Prest
) com Grant 80 carry into effect that part of
t once treaty OF 1866 between the Uaueo o
duoe . ana the Cn.c avs Hoo ,ne .uis
it the lands heretofore held IN common
IN be divided among the individual men
1D' of the tribes. This is considered BY t
Of the best informed regarding matters 10 the
Blad- dian Territory 90 the most advanced
ltation toward civilization ever known by 81
you ger the Indian tribes, and ii is thought
in Ah great many that shoald The government
insist % . Territorial organization
n y, than that nov existing many OF the
'ns oi will follow the example OF the Chieks'
an. OMAHA, Nov. 22.-The late storm c.
NO detention - trains on the Union II