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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-15


John ROOTS BTTrERs.
Joha Roots Hitters cure general debility.
JohR Roots Bittsrs care dyspepsia. Use
Ii.
John Roots Bittsrs cures fever and asus.
John Roots Filters cures all bilious dis
eases.
John Roots Bitssrs cures nervousness and
headache. Try IL. They are warranted.
John Roots Bistsrs cure indigestion. Try
It..
Roots Bitters for sale at the Harper Hous'
Drug Store. may2f-deod-m,w ,fAwly
John Roots Bitters are sold by all drug
sists. John Bengston, and Emil Koehles, Roei
Island, ILL.,, wholesale and retail druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-15
CITY BULLETIN.

oBIoAso. AocK IsLATp PACIFIC .. y.
Trains leave Rosk Isl.na-soIrs sAsr.
Day ksprs.s aud Nail, s'ls A. m
nses hlaad Accommodation, ,s.SS m
Might hrpssn, lo;S' p m
Day IMPRESS ssd Mail, s:4sa.n.
NlsAs nEPSsss, e;as D. n.
Rssk rslaad Accommodation.
T. Barssa Juns,ieA. Leaves Burssa Junction.
s.oOP. NJ. Csc ., m.
III. Day Express and Mall leaving her. at
s;lbs n, sensss's ., Barsaa Juncsios OF 1919
.. N, fop PsoriA.
TAs Wight Express leaving her. ., 1880 p. IN.
Ssanss'ss' Bsrsaa az LEO p, N, fer Peoria.
vHsfHRs pEIox R.S.
soIHs osyr IsAvs. Assrvs
Express . Nail, $50 a. m. $50 D. a.
WiEsa Psss.a r.r, 4:I5 .. u. 1910 ..
Oeunests With all roads for the east and wssL
nooKPoRD, y. IsLAsD . 81. LOUIS r. n.
Express S:Sea. m. TOO .. N
HAL s;ao p. n. 1850 p IN
aeing eouth AnRIvn. LEAVE.
Nall $50 q. m. elO /. n
Express 6.45 d. m. 700 n m
Efslgkt sac m
nreGa, SHOP. N
freight 4.SOsm.
MUM kbLAhD RhOkLA n. n.
sAsH ssoz HsLArD 10 ooAh VALET.
Leave. ArYivs
kosk Island $40 an ll;45 . n
l;2opn 4:4b . IN
nooK ISLAND 70 PEoHIA.
Leave. Arrive
kIprssp 1870 q N. 1850 .. m.
Nail l:l5p.m. 6;2s p. n.
No. o Mail leaving here at LIS makes elos.
esnssotiou 81 Peoria With the l. b 4 W. for ali
points east aud south.
A throsgh coach for Chicago 10 attsshsd "a
the Express leaving here 81 7.3o an.
BURLIHaToH, cnpAR RAPIDS . MINNIE.
sofa n. y.
Passengers leaving Rock Island ut 6.Sb Q. n
on the o. =. a. a P. road, make close concessions
thrSuHh 20 BarliaEton (srrivins there at 1850
and 70 Ksokuk. Also By leavinROn same train
passsag.rs oAn connect at Grsnsll for osk.
iooiA sad Eddyville, to the South and for Mar.
shaltOwn, Austin, MIMI and g. Paul to tbs
north.
SOUTHWESTERN ROAD.
Passengers leaving Rooh Island o. the O. n
I. . p. road at s.45 p. N. 20 directly through I,
Lsavsnvorth, Kansas, arriving there At IL .. IN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-15

eB- AGUE CURED OR MONEY RFFuNnEp
Send to W. c. Hamilton Il Co., Wholesale Drng
giss, Cincinnati, Ohio, for one bottle KRESs
FEVER AND AGUE TONIC. Send pre- paid Tor
500.
FOR THE KIDNEYS AND L1vER--Use Ham
ilton's BUCHU AND DANDkLION. Just what
your physician preseribes. Sent pre- paid, for 81
per bottle, by W. q. Hamilton d Co., Druggists,
Cincinnati Ohio.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-15
Cures without sneexing.

TRoCHE POWDER is pleasant to the
taste snd never >usea,es when swallowed, in
stAntly givsi to the throat and vocal organs
Delicious seasatior of Goodness Comfort.
IL the best voice tonic in the world!
Try ii, Safe, Reliable, and only IS cents.
Sold by Druggists, or mailed free. Address
COOPER, WILSON CO Prop'u
Phiisdslphia.
Van sohaak, Stevenson d Reed, Wholesale
Agents, Chicago. dee9. dv6m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-15
Head, Throat and Vocal Organs

This remedy does not "DRY UP" sstarrh
but LoosENS it frees the head Of all often ive
matter, quickly removing bad breath and head
sohe, sllsys and sOothes the burning heat in
eatArrh is sa mild and sgreesbis in its effects
III at il positively
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-15

To aDvERTIsERs.-An persons who contemplate
making contracts with newspapers for the insertion
# Advertisements should send to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-15

PAsssngsrs leaving RoOh Island on the O. r.
!. . p. road At s.45 p. N. 90 directly through to
,savsnvorth, Kansas, arriving there At IL .. M
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-03
SPORTING.

New YoRI. June THE Athletic
base ball club met with defeat to-day
st the hands OF the Nutuals sfter oce
Of the best games on record. SIX thou
sand persons were present; betting loo
TO 10 ior the Philsielphis clsb. The
game was called s, 3.35 with the Aih-
lercs TO the bat They retired with $
blank, Will. Esgler scored one for the
Autuala In the lex. iour innings
some splendid play uAs exhibited,
neither side scoring run. In the sixth
inning the Athletics scored two and 10
the seventh the Mu:uals gained iuo
more The game thus stood in favor
OF the Nutpals and neither club made
another run till the close, when the
game stood Mutusls 3 Athletics ,
BoSroy. June 1.-The Boston tase
ball club defeated the King Philip club
Of Abingdon, Mass, this Afternoon ty s
score Of 81 TO rothing.
The lVi hours walking Datch be-
tween J. McEttrick and J. c. l. Tay-
10. terminated thi. evening y victory
Tor McERrick, beating his opponent
one hou. and twenty minutes. During
th. l0i hours, McEtuick lost i've
hours and torty>niDe minutes aud Taylor
Lost seven hours ami nine minutes
The stakes were $ljt1.
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,b,n,.. bv.y,in . colov OF hesit.ncy,

changes has sgSin color OF heatsocT'
inspired only by determination to
avoid the whole subjeci aDd 10 throw
the blame upoo the United Ststes.
Nothing up 10 this moment hss arrived
70 disabuse the minds OF the high
officials OF this impression. The Presi-
dent remarked IN conversation, yestec-
dsy. thai the question AS nov Narrowed
down to 50 acceptance OF the propo-
sition 8. il uew stands or the fSllure
OF the the treaty; thai Is The !s:esi
phase OF the question. he hsi surren.
derei his personal views 10 whsi be
considered $ fair concession for the sake
OF saving the treaty ss measure de-
sirAble in the interests OF the financial
and commercial welfare OF toe oount!y.
He stated that poIst beyond the sac
riice OF the hSuonal honor would oe
the result We have reached that
point Therefore the question must oe
accepted il rts present attitude OF
be abandoned IL was Tor the
English Government 10 decide whether
the fresh lite infused into the subject
YESTERDAY in Psrlisment hiss gwen rse
10 the opinion thst the English Ministry
ripis itself in s desperate siiQSuon sui
looks Tor CO. .lSps- eiihe! vay. Accord.
ing 10 the = ipulAtious OF the treaty. o.
Washington the Genevs tribunal has
the power 10 sIjonrr L. swat the tGr.
tber acton o; ibe Two Governments
snd NAV possibly 10 -, 81 regulations
sre still p-IiinE whlcL may result Ia a
satisfactory conclusion. hat OF which
this evening there sre 90 hopeful pros
pects-
The National Republican Convention
which meets % Wednesday neIt Is the
genera topic OF discussion in political
circles. Large numbers OF delegates
and visitors hsre arrived here enroute
! 70. Philsielphis |, i stated thsi the
| interests o, Wilson. Of Massachusetts,
Tor Vice President are assuming foI-
midshle proportions, ami thSI the prpt-
abilities point 10 him s. the cho.cs.ior the
second place on the ticket !; ! under.
stood a. between Wilson a1i Col.Sx
and tha; whoever gets the nominoiion
will be heartily eniorsei The Flor
ia. GeoIgis. Alsbsms sni LouslauA
delegation have arrived sni a:e -;rong '
IN favor OF Wilson.
oiene-sl \. HI n hls pspeT the
.S,s;k>rr No0.s. pronognces in iavo! oi
the Literal movemerL lie ADVISES
the Southern representatives TO keep
Away from Baltimore. % that the North.
EN- Democracy NAV see the hopeless
ness OF putting Ut s csndlist. OF their
own. He considers the South IN no
condition 10 tn experiments
Quite number o; colorei delegates
10 the Ph,lsielpbis Convention held 8
conference, by aD appointment wIIh
/ Senator Sumner, at hls residence, 70
isv, relative 10 Inserting the civil rghts
plank TO te siop;ei by that Cooven-
,ioo. The delegates are enthusiastically
IN fsver OF tie adoption Of such a
| measure
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-03
NEWBURG.
New Perry Company.

SEwBCEG, Y. Y, June The or
ganizsiion or new company, TO Re
STYLED the 0raDge sni Du;chef.s Rail
road and Ferry COMPANY. Wa effected
in this city today. The concern s,s-is
with s>p0.Hti cspiis, The parties
composing the company are The owner:
of the Newburg and Fi.hkill isTry and s
nunte, Of capitalists holding shares in
the Boston. Dutchess aui ColuBbis
Railroad Compsny and Ere Railroad
COMPANY. The object of the new or
gsnizs,ion is TO provide ample facilities
Tor the transportation across Nevburg
Bay OF full trains Of cars. 10 be placed
on . third rail on the Ere railroad. The
terry will thus make 50 unbroken con
nec;ion between Boston and the Wet
Ii is proposed 70 make extensive in.
provements ST. the western terminus OF
the Duichess and Co.Umts -lai aot
the eastern terminus Of the Ere road.
The ferry boat TO be usei vii te .srge
and powerful enough 70 keep navigation
opeu sll winter with ease.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-03
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, J1ue 2-Tbe delay a.
teodiug the action OF ih. British Gov
erumeoi upon the Senate construction
Of the last proposition in reference 70
consequential damages seem. 20 confirm
the general impression here ths; Glad
stone is nou a. anxious 70 get out Of
the acceptance OF the supplementary
article S. be VAS in the beginning AK
ious 70 enter into negoti4tious io- the
settlement Of the subjects OF oontro-
versv embraced 10 The treaty 10 the in
cipiency Of The present efforts 20 arrive
8; definite adjustment OF the questions
st variance between the two countries
The British Ministry, despit. the fsilur.
OF previous attempts, willingly accept
the suggestion Of another trial The
OF the Ministry, /; wa
hoped, would te relieved by opening
anew these nsgotistious, thus divertiog
the public nioi from home iss1es. At
the close Of ID. oegoliKtons the Mn
isi-y ioapd itself 10 5 wore dilemma
tbsn before. Pablo disapprobatioo
greeted the treaty OF Washington upon
its very arst appearance in EngiAod.
and this hostility Was still more excited
br the extent and plsusibility Of the
American csse- The objectiV. point Of
all subsequent diplomatic action Vas.
how 70 .Vsde the arbitration prescribed
bT the treaty, BY nulli6ea;ioa
or modification OF the treaty. iiself,
aoi 10 attach the blame OF failur. 70
this Government Saccess IL this d.
reciion would have restored the Minis
uy to favor snd probably would have
secured fo- il tbsi coafdecee which It
hsi lost tbroagh . complication Of
home Issues Suggestions form ulstsd
~ 8 supplementary article 70 the treaty,
waving moueJ damages for . declars-
ton Of principles regarding national
losses, we're Submitted By the British
Government and, with some changes,
were accepted By the Senate The dih-
calty met with By the British Ministry
in conprsheodisE the meaning Of these
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Whar Now is Gentle Granville 2
The Intelligencer's OppOsi.
ton q Positive Benefit.

= Saturday The vote WAS taken on
= deposition 10 authorize the City
-.--:- Of Wheeling TO subsc-i De s3o+
-. - the capital stock q the Wheeling
-: lake E..e railroad sud 500. .010 10
- u.5y5.ei ra.l!oad bridge over the
:,--. su3 - authorize the Boar3
c. -oerSl-ors 10 subscribe Sl6thD0 10
.::oeE Of the bridge.
.-:7 title- 5gh. vs.. msi5 sssin=i
- proportions ty parties interested
- y-oposei Wheeling sri TGsca-
.aza- Ns.'e, - ,roA3, Q: q The Vice
: sa3 Be.moa; B. is~ COMPANY, and
4.:es rr-i3-ni in .be Seventh ws.d,
so Wished TO hsve Ii -osi terminate
= ,lz ...aui. TL5-= men "o:A-: :
*! 0S4 .a;-rss.s, WORKED ha:i. saa
=: ccE.ir2, Of success tu: ;le i~og.e
aa3 Determined 10 oae: ever lutac%-
z-e-t to have railroads tll.; 20 tbs c.;y
70 -Aake OF ih- cLs.u= tca. lave
c1vckei her progress sud make aeI
w5a:3Az ought 10 te-a j1:y. busting
re civ. SD 20 i-'-a: The .asn Q: -.
,..-ei .ira-
Tlr ..+-;.oa La1 been mo-; :l9!-
clEd.y cAavA..ri Il lie 2ewspsps-s
al ,:gl- iLr rue;-un aod the sXc;;=-
-, w.s very high ani almo-; he
- = So:v OF the cl;y VS. Out. 4.
: l5l 0. progressive id7as qcii ;hel:
SITS: sol went 10 work with W.
-; ,.-.- re.ghto-s sri ::ea3, 20 the
.,... We ueye: saw such effective
a.. --t.E.lg .At-o- performed =; liz
-. -rrn ja-.Hg ;lz me-: exciting
......sa. camps gns.
Ia=.5 sa= no guarrel.ng OF disturb
49, :; any Of lh- polls, rhough We
-. - course pursued ty the Super.
:: > Isil-on township, who WAS
.. = la3ge OF the election aad e.ec-
:.-=s:.1E sga.n:i the subscription =
..s4;t3 : grea, isa. Of hard feeling
.-3Va- paving the wsy for disturb
- Tn trend. OF the railroad in,
.--:-3 10 have fsir play al round. sDd
wAs ne. that the Supervise. men.
:.ols3 3i 10: get more thsu ten scst-
ing vo,es in his box.
lie following Is the official vote Of
- .eversl wards. II VII! be seen ;hsi
:-I:so ou, Of the eight tailed 10 cas,
x: yo,e in favor 0: the proposition.
- action 0; the Seventh Wsri Wheel.
=. ...aa4l eau IL accounted tor % the
49, o. .s,i interest
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At night, after the polls were closed,
$ vsst crowd Of people gathered ST the
REsIsTEE otFce 10 hear the result. As
ward after wsrd seu, in their returns,
rendering il cer,ain tbs, the spbscrip-
ton wss authorized, cheer after cheer
vent ".
Ios lev moments Vass hand VA:
procured, some enthusiastic citizens
FINISHED IRE crackers, and the tun
commenced. The hand serenaied the
REGISTER, .Sx.dly Naes ami Ar6at-
Fra1ai, the papers friendly to the road
amid $ fzZiog and popping OF fire
works. Ia response 10 the demand o.
the crowd, brief speeches were made BY
Nes.rs- Long and Clarkson, OF the
HssIsrKR. snd then s procession wss
:o-msd, which, headed by the hand,
marched 10 the residences OF Messrs
! oseph Bell, Daniel Peck. Dr.. Baird,
2 H. Cochran and c. W. Allison. psy-
.ag tho-e gentlemen the compliment o;
serena1r, snd calling on them ior
speeches
After the friends OF tbe >uceessfal
measure had besr thus favored, the
procession moved 70 the IEtNigss-s-,
once whose editors persistent misrep
:sssatatios OF the projected enterprise
ana sil connected With il
Vas o. great ssrvi ee In CONVINCING the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-03
The NeAthsFTo-day

WksHrNSroN. Jsue >, 50 7. NJ
Pr,S15it,iI5 The low bArom.tt. 10
the lower Ohio Valley and norhwAri
will probably move eastward with con-
unue,i clouiiness. occas!olS, light "a Q
and north.rlT to eSsterlr winds ulI
Monday morninC in these sections
Cloudy weather. with fresh to brisk
no-;hessterly winds and ligb; rain on
Lake Mic.lgsn ami the lover lake. on
Mondsy. A rising barometer, with
s diminished pressure and no-;hs'ly to
easterly winds and increased c!oud.ness
10 the Middle aud New Englsnd States.
Clear and partially cloudy weather TO!
the South Atlantic aud Gulf States
Clear aud clearing weather in the
lower Mississippi; VALLEY. North yes,
wiods on Lake Superior. No high
winds are eIpected.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-03
FIRES.

PHlLIpRLrHIA, June l.-AI half pasi
II o'clock this morning fire broke
out 10 the lars. ssE ani planning mill OF
Samuel Ga.l.y, corner Of Ridge ave-
uue spd T~en,y.irsi street Ii burned
RAPIDLY and in q short time the whole
buildiag Was consumed. NJ. Gswley
loss is estimated at sl5, 100 Insured FOR
$500. Several OF the adjoining build
ings were also damaged
Bos7oS, June IA ire thi. evening
ST = Commercial street z ". j. Be,
4 Cos bee:, pork AMI !ari store.
csuset damage OF 5000, partially
;-s,-A; :, Eo-E co-r7 r7rs-'s-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-03
CINCINNATI.
Railroad Matters.

CINCINNATI, June 1.-The General
Ticke, Once OF the Atlantic and Great
WeEe-n railroad. unie, ". B. Shst-
tue. has been removed 10 MesdvIle,
Pennsylvsria the removal OF ". B.
>hsituc apd MS Office from this city is
much regretted, and Is, BY many, coD'
side-si detrimental! 10 the interests OF
tbs; company.
The Atlantic and Gresi Western
railroad, in connection with the Erie
road. announce round tip tickets from
this c!ty 10 New York aud return for
iollsrs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-03
JERSEY CITY.
Liberal Republicans Organism,

JEssEr CRY, June IA meeting for
CONSULTATION il regard TO orgsairng .
Liberal Republican Reform party il
this State ~ss held here yesterday AZ
te-noon, a, Tsylors Hotel Many Of
the mos; prominent citizens were pres
ent- General Kilpst-ick addressed the
neetits, showing the uecessity OF organ
izing 8 new party. Resolutions were
adopted indorsing the Cincinna, move
neut aoi the Greeley and Bro-u
ticket 4 conmittee was appointed TO
arrange .or Stste Conveation, TO be
held June 2Qth.
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ONTARIO.
Death or II On. John 8. Nc Dossid

ToRoxro, June Hon. John ;.
LcDopsld died s, his residence ST Corn
vail a,tvo clock this afternoon. He
has bee. suffering for some time from
OF the heart For thirty
year. be bas taken 8 prominent snd
active part 10 Csbsiisn politics sni hss
several times held the Office OF Premie!
Of Canada.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-03
MEMPHIS.
safe Robbing.

NNPaIs, June The uaa who
wss arrested this morning charged
with completely in the safe robbery uss
taken before the Crimirsl Court, on Q
hsbeas corpos wit, for bail. but vas
returned for trial without bail.
The body of Clark, the sroo.ut,
.as iorvsrjei TO his parents 8, Colun-
bus, Ohio, to-day.
A saloon Keeper In Trouble.
Angelo More, 8 saloon keeper, wss
arrested to-day as an accessory to the
robbery OF the safe in the Office Of the
Chief OF Police s few weeks since. A
cart losd Of burglars tools were found
shout his premises.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-03
Sundays Dispatches,
NEW YORK CITY.
The Eight Hear Movement

New YoRK, June "A movement !.
on foo, among the car drivers on the
Bel, and Broadway lines looking toward
. reduction Of the hours Of labor. They
Dow work nearly seventeen hours per
dav for $50. II Is believed the men
on the other lines .il! mite and make
the strike genera.
4 mass meeting Of JoQrneJnen bak.
ers Was held last night to organize tor
. strike 70, twelve hours work and 81
increase OF wages to thirty-hre csos
Der hour. A strike will probably oe
inaagura;ed on the Sd Of June
The horseshoers strike ends to-Doc-
row, when the men 90 to work on the
eight hour basis
A meeting OF the pisnofo-te mana
taeturers uas he'd YESTERDAY, when res
olatioos we're passed pledging them
selves TO cooperate in opposing the
eight hour strikers The principal
p;anoforte manufacturers Of the city
we're present
1t Is stated that the FreDch gunbost
La Terreur, which came here sIth the
Admiral and another guDbosi from
from the West Indies, lasi week, has
been sent to SEA again with orders 10
keep in opea ocean, having On board,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-03
KEW JERSEY.
Verdict Rendered

JERsrr CIr1, June 1.-The trials Of
the citv officials, which have been be-
tore the courts during the week, ended
this evening. The jury found William
Il. Bumstesd and Gsrret Vreeland
guilty OF conspiracy TO defraud the city.
B.F. Welsh rAs exonoratei. Sentence
will be pronounced Saturday next.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-03
WASHINGTON.
The Treaty EntanKIement.

A Washington special to the Inns,
regarding tn. treaty, .sys tbst the
British Csbire., il is understood hiss
again reiterated the request tbs, the
words substituted il the supplemental
article by them shall be submitted TO
the Sen.is ior consideration. They
also profess doub; about the in,erpreta-
ton o. the words put in by the >snsie
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-03

CgAzeEp WITH HORSE S1EALlSG.-
Thz examination .: Coonay OF, cAa-sei
with stealing Lo.se. The property Of
John NcC.l-ky. toos p.scs ts,o:e
Justice Johnsio@ on >atu.iay after
acon. Tie testimony sgains' "!r sud
~ ow1 voluntary confessions teipg
I.1=i;iys sga.1>, him. liz VS. required
10 IN! tasl IL tie -gm o. Sl".st OF 60
10 a Fa;llcg . give ;ls required
.4c=:.-y. as wa= c5m1::ti 10 alsWs:
lie cLa.gs te;o:e ;Le C.!cu:; Cou-t
T1e:s s:e ,91s i've Q: * o;1e- charges
s-a.r,: him msie ty citizens 0: Til
>.a,e enough l.ojst,r 10 =sI3 him 10
The pen.;ratia:y p. ;h;-1y wears. j; they
a-e 3. established. Ate. our c!i.zsIs
=, through with him. some o: the
Washington county, Pa p~oIie !e..-e
tie y,eas1.s .: Ii: company.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-03

DgKx REVOLVER on His WIFE
On SATURDAY s resideu, OF the Eighth
wa.i. named Peier Kloss, had liule
misunderstanding with the wife OF mis-
bosom. Daring the course Of the srga-
men, Ps,s. drew 6 loaded revolver,
cooked il, and threatened 10 put the
lsdy's light out he was arrested by
Constable Henry Schultz and taken
before Squire Schultz, who held him 10
bsil in the sum Of $50 ID appear this
afternoon ;or . hearing.
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IOWA.


RePubtican State Coaventtoa.
DEs MorSEs, June THE Repobli-
csn State Central Committee have in
s,ructei the Chairman not 70 call the
State Convention until after the Ma
tiosA Conventions have been held
The pres. of the State Is about equally
divided onthe question
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WISCONSIN.
Grand Lodge Of Good Tempiars

Madison. June IA special 10 the
EssziH3 Jrs-ra' ssys The Grand
Lodge OF Good Templars completed its
business and adjourned lss, evening.
Resolutions were passed instructing the
Executive Comm 10 procure cheap
rates Of transportation for those desirous
Of steuding the mex, session OF the
Grand Lodge ST London, England. The
auenp, 10 abolish degrees was upsuc-
cesstul, s compromise being hsi BY
allowing the Stste Lodges TO rise them
or not. a. they deem best
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BROOkLYN
Body Found

BEooELTN, Jane 2.-The BODY Of Ar
Linn. broihe.-in.laE Of A. W Sage
the great lumber dealer aud PRACTICAL
philanthrorist which has been mi.sing
for some time past, uAs found to-day
by fishermen near Richmond reef
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.
Reduefion for Nay.

WAsHISSroS, June THE reduction
OF the public debt during the month OF
Nay is G,225,Q6l. The following Is
8 recapituls,ion:
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PeLlcE CoURT-There were three
csses before the Police Court on Satu1'
day morning. ore OF which ass con.
tinuei until this morning
Johu Quinn was ARRESTED ior dumping
f.,h Oh the Iiye. bank within the city
limits. co.i-srv 10 the lsw 10 such case
made sol provided H was haei s.
sri costs.
Rot~.t McCu,.y ~a= i:y Oh Friday.
The s-.i y.ains Of Assois DO Do' absorb
the re.-e.h:5g .si,s Of Heaven more
g.ssi;,y ,hs1 Bot irapk in II -atlon=
OF berz.1e. The .e-1,i vss ihs, lie got
dunk c,ss. through. Every hslf irch
ot h.s cav was jamper=i. H war3e-ei
il tie Second Wa.3 ma-ke; house
v-apv - ,ae maL;.e, &c aid him
down. &c. He Was bys.ed ty
81 oalce. spd hu.!ed howhug
Ito the ca.ah,o.e 81 s2i casts rs:
the p,ain drunk assessment.
The charge against jane Oogsa
to- creating tumul, snd iirori5E, VII hs
hssri ;A.s so-oiDg,
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THE -CAxDxS HAT -Hsrper X
Brother. always up with the times 10
presenting our citizens fashionable, nest
and durable hats aud caps. have re-
ceirei s large stock Of s1t:s f-e hsts
which they hsve NAMED the Camden
Hat" in honor o: our candidate 10,
Governor. II i o. very beautiful
pesrl coior. light sni tasteful, and one
OF the i.essiesi hats o. the season.
They have also ;he Greeley Hat no"
famous throughout the country. Be-
sides these, thsv have the largest ana
bes; assortment OF hesd wear in the
CITY which they offer ST very low rates