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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-21
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thav mo rssticuilrlg sutfa4. They viii tn n short
t.ua nrur On tho monthly period with rocutarity;
and aIflul m very powerful. ouutfiu nothing hurt
flI fl ts constitution In 80 cases OF Nervous and
SgfnBI Affections, Pains iu the B10t and Limbs,
Fttiro on slight eyertiou. Panitalou Of the Heart,
Uvsftrira and Whites. thHH viii elect q cur' when
all other meana have failed. The circulars around
each package give full directions and advice, or
will bs sent free % all writing for them, sealed
from observation.
Min all cases who're tho GENUINE cannot 10
obtained. One Dollar enclosed 20 tho Sole PrOprie-
TOR, JOB MOSES, Is COrtlludt St, New York, VIII
insure "a bottle Of the genuine containing ElrF
Pills, by return mall s-cWeiy sealed nom any
L--....rl- -. If n. rLLnmL-.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-21

Presidential Electors,
Al Iarge-wniiam Bross, Of Cook.
John ID. Cation, OF lASalle.
fstsDistrict--r Thomas Hoyne, Of Cook.
I'd District-C. q. 4. Holden, OF Cook.
81 District-Arno Noss, OF Cook.
attn District-lsaac W. swan, OF Kane.
9th Dlstrict-Robert q. BarchelL OF Oglc.
sth District-Eric johnson, OF Henry,
Tth Diartct--CAspor Butt, OF WIN.
18Th DistriSt--Stophen Is. Moore, of Kankakee.
gth District-Martn shallcnbarger, Of stark.
,Oth Dlstrict-aoo. Edmunds, Jr., OF Hancock
iith District-Charles steinwedel Of Adams
18th Distrlct-Dayid l.. Philhps, OF Sangamon.
18th District-Samuel q, Parks, OF Logan.
IAN District-John Cunningham, or Coles
18th District--John N. Gwin, OF bingham.
10Th Dlstrict-E. q. link, OF Montgomery
l1lh District-John ninchcline, OF st. Clair
18th District-Wuliam sharp, OF Perry
18Th Distrct-franklin Pierce, OF Wayne
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-21

sPzCxAz NOTICES.
SChenck'S PulmOnic Syrup
Sea Weed Tonic,
AND
Mandrake Pills

Are the only Medicines needed tc iare Con
sumption, and there are Dat tlco things
TO do to make Tie lungs heal,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-21
Cents

Cures Powers, Congestion, determinations %
=, Worms. Worm Fever. Worm Collie. %
S, Crying -GOliC or teethtug Of iutauts.... %
2, Diurrhma, of Children or Adults. ...... .Z1
>, DysenterYl Gripping, Bilious Culic-.....-l-l
9, GhOler a NJ orbus, Vomiting ............25
/, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. %
y heurnlEiu. T0othache, tuccache. %
y Headaches, sick tegdache, VertigO.-...1
Ut, Dyspepsia, Bilious S. Omach. ............l -
II, suppressed, or Painful Periods. %
", Whites, too PrOfuse Per DDS. %
", Group, Cough, Difficult Brcathing.. rs
T. rhit Rheum, Erysipelas. Etuptions. -
v. Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pat1s........l5
T. . Fever and ARue. Chill Fever, Agnes. so
q PILES, blind or bleeding. 30
n :, Dphthiamy, and sore or weak Eyes. "a
y !. .mturrhs acute or chronic, Influenza. 20
Y Nh6Opin2-Cough,v violent cOuRhs.....a0
~ :, Asthma oppressed breathing. .........-s0
~ !, Ear discharges. paired hearing. 80
- a, ecrofulu, enlarged Rlands, SwellnEs.. 80
e. =, general Debility, physical weakness 80
~! :, DrOpsy and scanty SecretiOns. -
~ ren-Sickness, sickness from riding. 80
e =. Sidney Di seRse, Gravel................50
70 nervous Debility, Seminal Ennis
slOnss involuntary Discharges. 1 %
rive BOXes.wtth one $2viul of Powder,
=. very necessary In serious cases, ID On
y !, sore Mouth, Canker.................... 30
~ " Urinary Weakness, wetfing bed. ~
T. =, Yulntui Periods. with Spasms.-...... ~
* =, -uuerinRs ut change Of hfe............l q,
~ =, d, Lplepsy, Spasms, 81. Vitus Dance....l "
D. l. DIphtherta, liberated sore throat. %
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-21

But for thorough examiuasiou with the Re-
spirometer, che charge will be 50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-21

Full directions accompany all my remedies,
g. that person in any part Of the world can he
readily cared by Astrict Observance Of the same.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-21
Fi1rTLY CASES

FAMTLY CASES
Of b to so large walls, morocco
or rosewood cases containing N
specihc Tor every ordinary dis
ease "a family IL subject 20, nnd
books of directions. -. from q d TO e,s5
Smaller Family and Travelling cases.
with 20 TO p vials. Accommodation IS TO 80
Specifies for all Privute Diseases,
both for Curing and for Preven-
tive treatment, in walls and pocket
- 4 =
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PONDS EXTRACT.

FUNDS EAEkANT.
Cures Bnrns. bruises. Lameness, Soreness,
sore Throat, @pruIB-- ToOthuche, Earnchp,
keuraigia, rheumatism, Iumbaa0, piles,
BOiIs. sings, sore Eyes. Bleeding of the
Ulcers. Old Sores.
G1.75. 'S'
ET-These Remedies, except PONDS EXTRACT,
ny the case or single box any part Of The
country. by mail or express, FREQ OK CHARGE on
receipt OF tho price. Address,
Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Co.
O~0e and Depot, No. 5G2 BROADWAY Nrw-YoItE
, FOR SALE by ALL DRUGGISTS.
chAs. A. Benssr and Q. spidel, Az sntb fOr
Rock Island,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-21

Dr. TUFTS Hair Dye i' the Best in Use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15
The Ambassador from Janau.

The reception OF the Japanese Embassy. at
the Arlington. last evening, was attended nv a
large number Of distinguished people, embracing
the members OF the Cabinet the Judges of the
United States Supreme Court, members of Com
gress, the higher officials of the Executive De-
partments and OF the District government. and
officers of the army and navy. many of whom
were accompanied by ladies' The guests were
received in the main parlors, which were hand
someiy decorated with Japanese and American
Hags and flowers. Minister Mort stood at the
Tlght Oi lwakura. and the four Ambassadors
Win him-hldO, OkubO, Ito, and Zamagusti
and assisted by Harry II. Wright, Mr.. Rice. and
Mr.. Hale. The vast throng OF guests were seye-
IaiIy presented, and shook hands with the Am
oassadofs Thence the guests passed into the
clnln room, where two tables, running the en-
ure length OF the room, were loaded with edible
gehese,es; Doneh's band, at the upper end of
the hall, discOursed excellent music dnrina ~.
evening. The reception closed az haIs ane
eleVeno'clock. Everything passed off pleasanfiS
Last evening, previous to the receptioo- Hon
- nayla atwood, heading the committee having
In charge the celebration of the Tooth annivaree
ssry OF American independence at PhiladeInbia
IN Io'o, IN Which The people OF all nations re
invited TO Join, visited the Embassy at the Ar
ing on ana dehvered an address, in which he
sall ne hoped the Ambassadors would use tba,r
influence TO induce the government of Jar n to
send full delegation to the Centennial e,rhih;
tion- He also presented Iwakura with a conv ~
,ne lesoiutlons ADOPTED by the centennial cele
bration commissioners, inviting the Japanese
government To take part in the exhibition Tn
responding Iwakura thanked him for the kind
invitation extended, and said it would afford the
Ambassadors pleasure to recommend to his Ma
jesfy their Emperor such steps as may be neces-
sary 10 unite with the commissioners i'm cele
oIanng the Tooth anniversary Of the existence
Oh the government of the United States
N delegation of the Embassy has left for
authorities. 0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15
The Sale Of Arms Investigation.

The special Senate committee (Of which Nr
hamiin is chairman to investigate the alleged
sale of arms by the War Department to France.
this morning continued the examination OF Col
Crlspln, in charge of the New York agency for
the ale OF government ordnance The witness
put in copies OF his records showing the details
or the principal sales of arms made through
him. He testified that he came to WASHINGTON
on the 18th of October to see Gen Over 10 sup-
gest that better price could be obtained for
arms; that the twenty per cent. margin was
nor exacted IN all cases, but was generally re-
CURED on all heavy sales; the sale of breech
leaders was negotiated by Gtn. Over; there
was about this time witness came TO see Gen
Dyer an increased demand for arms which he
supposed was owing to the war in Europe
and To speculatiOns in the English market;
large number OF aims were sent to England
ne E&d no good reason TO believe Squires or
Ken lngtOn prior to October 18th were Durcbas-
ing aims for France, although il is probable lie
suspected as a. much at the time: he took no
pains 10 ascertain whether Remington after he
hau been prohibited from purchasing arms, was
operating through third parties, because it
would have been herculean labor to investi-
gate fully the character Of agents buviny arms:
pier 40, where Remrg tOns arms wero delivered.
was ufed by the Freach steamers, including the
French Transatlantic Company; didn't know
that MIR. Sidney Starbuck signed receipts for
any arms, nor did he know the man. he natural
~ inferred that the arms were going to France
but never cons dered IL his duty TO notify th,
war Department; had seen Gen. Over and Mr.
Squares IN conversation in New York; don't re-
member anything about the nature of the con-
Versatlon, but thought IL probable that part of
was about the sale of breech- leaders; took pains
to find out that Richardson was not purchasing
arms for Remington & Co., after October IS; VIM
Smoot acted for Richardson, and he understood
). was connected with Remington < Co.; it was
then too late TO back out of the sale made to r.
as the government was pledged; he had sold
arms to German houses and naturally inferred
they were intended for Germany; he had no
actual knowledge that Richardson purchased
arms ior Remington; he did not the sales
OF arms by the government up to June 80, 1871.
were Observation-Disclosures to the United States:
the arms would not have sold at such high prices
after the date mentioned
The committee adjourned until Monday next.
when Colonel Crispn will again appear before
them. Mr.. Squires will also be'examined. The
examination Of Colonel Crispin to-day was
mainly conducted by Mr. Schurz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15
SP ECIAL NOTICES.

TEE ATTENTION UF THOSE USING ANY
Of the pois nous c-ra. ou-ds advertised Re
stOTstiycs, Rerevcr- B., for ths Hair e csJleI
the graf advantages that SATTANs' CRYSTAL
DisCCyERYF rs-asses over Ill these wills rniN;sres
First IL = e.,ireIy free f-om all pr'scuoas sub
stsnces AMI can therefore &c used with safety. 1t
Goes Rot s:sin fngrr nAfs the finest fabric lei,
ducss cooling and ressant sensation. T. frequent
Nv stops headache ar. falling ct the hair II always
NOV danaTCd > a shoe; time, AMI, ssovs ali ii
vill r-cre the color sad growth of the harr posi-
tiysl- IN fTCm tive To ten days. ca for II aud
take ether i au DO wish 20 be Sisapp tinted
Depot CONT p and ID sire = Nv
4%4 AETHJR NsTTANS, Proprietor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15
Prisoners Plan a Revolt but are
Failed

ST. Louis, March ia revolt in the Nis-
SCUM peniientiaIy at jefferson CITY Wa d.
covered and frustrated yesterday without seri-
QUE results. one prisoner was shot in the arm,
and another fellod with a bludgeon. when tbs
trouble was ended. About forty conyicts were
IN the plot, and from a paper found, their con
u hiplateu pot was TO oyerp0wer the guards
tire various shops force the gates rob ths, Of; ce
and escape. Timely notice and the vigilance
VI me Oncers, however, prevented any concert
OF action on the part Of the prisoners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15

There Wa parallel rcai To this a.rcaly b.gt.
slG tbtre Nss IL occasion tor its construction.
The lands weie valued AZ si5.0Ce go. nearly
thT,e unses What i Nould cost 90 hui'I tie Two
hGn'ieG mic q road. The lands ~cre rut
agticu tui Al. lut finbcf Iai,siS Amouc the meet
NafCRlls in tie c0ultfv
AT the expiration % tie hour. the House r.ro.
oeSoed "a vote uTon the bill and amendments.
Tie irst smel cintit q b acted uuOn Wa
al lfoiosoi ~ Mr.. Eldri@gc Wis % strike
~ VI the amendment PROPS 4 ly the commit
zee The worcs, 'or a. granting 10 aid .fSse srv
, STU ~ hen 81 which other lands might he -
hc',I by sad Northern Pacific Railroad Com.
rany." ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15

ERIE IN THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE
The New York Erie classification repeal bill
finally passed the Senate last night by a vote of
26 to 2. Several motions to amend were voted
down. In the House the Southmayd classifica-
ton repeal bill, appointing an election for new
poafd oI directors in July, and amended 80 AS
to require the directors to be citizens and 80
dents OF the United States, was passed to third
reading. The bill is similar to the one passed
by the Senate except that the latter prohibits q
director OF the Atlantic and Great Western rall-
road from being a director in the Erie road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15

JAPANESE lNDEMNITY.-The committee on
foreign affairs have been considering the DISPOSE
ton TO be made of the japanese indemnity fund
As several outrages were committed upon citi-
Zens OF the United States few wears back this
government required indemnity from Japan.
he first payment of the sum allowed has been
paid, the second and last was due in 1862 but
owing to application being made TO the United
states, the time was extended until Nav, 1872.
Now the japanese desire the waving OF this
payment, in return they giving additional COM
meTeial facilities to the citizens of this country
The committee are favorable to the remission of
tins payment. But the disposition to be made
of the sum already received has not been
decided. Gen. Banks proposed that the money
be set apart for the establish ment of college in
Japan, 10 be used alike by citizens of this coun-
try and natives of japan, but the plan did not
receive the support of the committee. The
matter was not settled yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15
Affairs az the Hub

ehSeEI TO TIKI REVERE DISASTER.
BOSTON, March l5.-The first suit against The
Eastern Railroad on account of the Revere d.
aster Is brought by William LLOYD Garrison.
Jr., who sues for $4,000
DELEGATES TO TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION.
"A; ID. kice and George b. Loring viii proba-
bly be chosen delegates at large from the eastern
par, on The state to the national republican con
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15

0Among the varme<t friends of the ma
tei m principle are the convicts al Sing Sing.
1t IL q sad comment upon humanity. hat
wi rap, IN some shape, pleases most folks and
rtneraly the more "lye" you put into Il the
1.-THE health of the Hon. Samuel Galloway.
OF Ohio, is rapidly falling, and his physicians.
give him little chance % hope for recovery. His.
disease is consumption. he made his win yes
terdsy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15

FRENCH REPUBLICANS REPuDIATISG TIE
Assembly yesterday the deputies of the Ieft
unanimously resolved to repudiate the Interna-
tonal Society bill for its suppression passed
the Assembly without amendment. 1t imposes
various fines and terms of Imprisonment for
holding office in, belonging to, or having con-
nection with the society, and in some cases
dePrives the offender OF civil and domestic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15
Political Personalities in Ken,ueEy,

GEN. BIRBRIDGE DENOUNCEs col. EVANS.
LOUISVILLE, March l5.-Gen. Burbridge pub
Lshes card denouncing Col. Evans, a member
OF the legislature, who was temporary chairman
OF the republican state convention. for refusing
TO recognize him. and for personal reasons, and
also say ing that Evans IL a sneak and scOundrel,
and he desires him 60 understand that he can be
found or addressed at all times at COyington,
XIV. '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15
LECTURES.

ECIURE.
L. AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Seventh street, between D and L streets northwest
ON SUNDAY, March 18th, by the Rev. FATHER
hkANE. Of this city, nader the auspices of the
hnights Of ST Patrick, for the benefit ofst Joseph
orphan Asylum. subject: IRFLANpS PAST
MD lis BEARING ON HER FUTUKE y
TICKETS, 20 cents. Doors open at O'Clock o m lee
ture 20 commence at o clock. Being unable TO OBJ
tam the serv ices of the Rev Father Rooney w no has
been advertised for the above lecture ON account Of
that gentleman having been taken suddenly i'll the
Rev Father kesne has kindly consented to deliver
TIE lecture for the above praisewOrthy object m a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15

LIE FOLLOWING NOTICE was posted i'm front
day: A "eu"es-
Pay no attention to orders from Gould or
Underneath IL some wap wrote.
"if anybody hauls downs this notice shoot hin,
on the spot. Ion. 'n I'LL Nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15
Hnteheier'a RaS- DGe.

This splendid Bsir Dye IL th- beet ia trs soTid
dsIoless, reliable, iB-.snta-eOu5 does not sa1t.a
Isl nor s7y rtfaic POISON % produce raralysis or
death. Acid the vsUEt ted and Il lUsvs prepsFsCas
6oSSti-s vir-ues taey 90 net possess. The ee-line
A. EsoheloT's H3ir DE has had iaiT:y UsnyS
uF.srn:sasd rsputa.iC, 90 CSh0id is integrity as
the oniy perfect Hair nye-Black or Brown. Sol1
81 all druggists. Applied 81 10 5oa5 street. New
York fas II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15

MEMPHIS, March ia Young man named
Henry Kneeland was brutally murdered al
knowltons Landing, Arkansas, on "Wednesday
by John Hyde, a rival, who literally chopped
him to pieces with IN az, and then threw Ms
body into the river. Hyde, on being arrested, !.
confessed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15
brutal lack ON a schoo,m.s,.r

oEyTRAIIA, Pa, March l5.-Mr. Green, a
school teacher, at O'Clock this morning was
assaulted in his schoOl-roOm by three unknown
roughs with b.llies and knives. Numerous stabs
were inflicted and one ear was severed from the
mead lie IL still alive, but in a critical cOndi-
ton. No arrests have been made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15
Inc Becapture Of ZacatecaS from The
Mexican Ne

NkW YORK, March ia special from Mata-
moTas, dated the l4Jh instant, saws an official
courier who had just arrived from Tampico
confirms the retaking Of Zacatecas aud the com
plete defeat OF the rebels there. Bells are ring
ing and csnnoni bring in celebration of the vic
tory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15

ZAcATRCAs, MEXICO, RECAPrURED BY THE
JCARIsTs.-Generals Palacciaus, at New
orleans, yesterday afternoon received dispatch
.! courier, announcing the recapture of Zacate-
cas- p 10y the government troops, under General
rebels, commanded by Generals TreyinO. Guen-
ma anu Martinez, who had consolidated their
FORCES. Pacha claims to have captured Ali their
MA artllery and munitions, the leaders
ohly escaping with a small force of cavalry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15

PHILADkLPHIA, March l5.-wm Weaver.
ticket agent az the New York railroad denos T.,
west fhnsdelphia, was assaulted in his once
last night, shocked senseiess, and on recover
Ng FOUND the safe had been robbed Of 81 200,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15
PIANOS, &c.

"A HAhE SHANCE-Haying6 determined 10 intro
- c1ce IN tins city the celebrated SOHO
- IN hEk PIANO, Philade phia, whichE46
- NE newest Improvements, ID afaifceDtttVXvv
ecne l. better finished. and more dlrabla Than s,v
otssr fisno made, now offer the same az So Der
sent Iess cash than any other FIRST elias. Piano car
te bought OF Tor reasonable installments Gal and
examine for yourselves ~ ~N
dec77 GAIL RICnrER, sss Penna. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15
Killed while Csursfn~ On n n.ur..s
Trock.

lIkClNNATI, Mar ia young man named
W. Somers, and Q girl Nance Vanguard were
run over last night by q train on the Baltimore
q Ohio Railroad, near GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and
the former was instantly killed. They haJ
been sitting on the track talking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15

The FISK MANSFIELD SUIT--In New York
yesterday Judge Cardozo made an order in III.
sur SUI. OIL Heien Josephine Mansfield against James
Fisk, Jr:, substi' uting Mrs. Lucy ID. Fisk as de-
iendsnt in his place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15

Whiting, Esq, located near Catlettis St.tiar
Orange, Alexandra and Manassas railroad con,
tanning u 50 acres, was sold on the 9th instant -
Messrs. John L. Wilson and Charles Daniel. Of
Ontario, Canada, for the sum of 80 OOO VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15

no" TaiCASoANs EvADE THE FIRE LIMIT
LAw:.Ihe authorities of Chicago have discox-
cred that the small wooden houses are bniIt ~,
rollers in the west division, and are aniet,n
shipped across the line of the fire limits thu
evading the regulations mus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
70 SCHOOLE OF WAsHINGTON.

pUBLlC SCHOOL, OF wASHISGTON.
CONCERT BY GRAMMAR AND PRIMARY
SCHOOLS OF TIE EOTRTH DISrEI T
LINCOLN HALL,
EbIDAl EVENING az - O'Clock
EeseIy seats Price cents, may be secured ut
the Stationery Store Of lillian Ballantyne, No IO2
seyeEth street, near ID. ml42r
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
~ MI y. q. Sssysl!e-... Lessee and Manager.
MONDAY EVENING. MARCH IL
AND EVERY EVENING DUEISG THE WEEK
SATURDAY MATINEE
HE 6HEAT 30 IkTG SENSATION FROM
TIE FIFTH AVENUE THEATER
An original Drama, IN nve acts, by Mr. AugussiD
Da'y.
DIV KCE
Introducing the following New York Artists.
messrs Nhee.ccS, Porter, S-o-kley, Sol. smith.
Ryan, FaTreu. burroughs, Street, MYERS SeyInou-
Oliver, scn,ers. Richards Mrs 81 smith Mi-ss'
MAY Robinson. Henri. tia IrviRz, Earnest Fa~her
Troy U Neil. Frazier. S0mers, Barnes and Ernst
Act - GlNsN IN Marriages"
Act II - THE rTRIFE RsGUE"
Act III. THE HISBASD TakES TEE LAW
IN HIS OWN HANDS
act " The LAW EFTALIArEs
Act v" THE DIVORCED
DTFOHCE MITINEE
SATURDAY AT TWO O'CLOCK
On MONDAY NEXT. March Is. return for Six
y ghts Of the People, FavOTite,
J.E. OWENS. milf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15

oT D., rASoRMo MURDER MYsrERY.-Chief
OF Police Campbell, of BROOKLYN. stated vester-
u ,,,,,, NAT man. who says he knows Panormo's
0ainn' and + IN IN the pentensisry: His name is
Ssry 40, S ne was convicted OF highway rob-
,ea;y, AZ, ne demands his pardon as an induce
ME ~ a,selose: Quinn, who Is a burglar him
s 80 ssys tne ceed was done by New YORK bar-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15

McNEvINs, the murderer, was sentenced 70
aeath; DE gets new trial, and is now sen.
9need TO Imprisonment for ffteen-moafIs I,
ne mas heaid good deal Of talk about ). the
PI,v,eses OF the American citizen" but until
now ne never fully realized what it meant.MN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15
The NEW HANPsHIRR FIrcr,o~

Hk NE" hAhPsHIRE EIKcrIoN.-Tbe Ports.
but eight towns, which last wear threw issn All
800 votes: Straw has IS ,56s; Weston and sns.
teIlng, sc; Straws majority 1850. whicb
VIII probably be increased. Rockineha M cs.nn,
gives 80 majority for Straw; q repnbican q ny
OF So. Sh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-15

CoLoRED MAN, who, for fun, was ca,led
upon for speech at q democratic meeting in
Missouri the other day, unexpectedly Responded.
anu among otner things said" II you think to
MN, you are terribly mistaken. We 90 the
straight out-and- out republican ticket
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A Revelusion Expected I'm s,,,,

NKw YORK, March l3.-A letter ftom foodor
dsted March I'd, says Senior Sagasta stated tn,
he expected . revolutionary moyenept 10 hra.S
out In Spain Immediately. 'e~A
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The republican, at Kalamazoo, MICHIGAN.
"enlisted fol the war; ~1e