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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-15

sides the oblg tsst rss gpoa ms q hseE.s5t they
social orsa ans ~ se ~ Hssi - t5s sna p'
'n Assu %ay mot !. be POO ~ en g BE
code for the cases absolute gac.gey pr &
pronunciation Of n decree s "a 4, issaad today ceil
thss rights &c Of the pes,.. @ ssa, 81 and lset
suffrage IL its most ample form win be rsspss,sa s.s
Al and all a su will is be enabled f s
ACKNOWLEDGED 70 be the genuine expression of public
Animated by this idea, have considered 1T my dnty To
issue to-day decree granting amnesty for al political
sons The principal Efforts OF rebels having been supp
pressed, the amnesty be granted without fea. orS
ties The amnesty in accordance with the general det
ss sr s 1hs M
hold The fearful disaster or anarchy ana me paia,
is only which VIA secure vd Isss
ams 70 the wSs s
wish aet their With the plaques Of war
nSs @
s
ton except where the absolute lack OF auj
held when the mperous necessity OF restoring
peace should make i indspen,sabe nit, .. c,ou,I
ties BY the Of the Union he intends only make
% has to Be 81
not be sompeed to make use Of them In anything thae
% I've be 81
press which protects and guards the rest shall be con-
@ns ~ % ons a Ma'
trious President Whose loss lament II the liberty Of
as sss Outing
IS hat
echo q al opinions and Of al parties a..
%S4 ss
By
pointments slall only take into honest
The
prsSa He view p former pSs. opinions
Ss nSs
chei 81 party but the impartial and disinterested ex
After the elections have taken place and the choice Of
The By the nC int
msnt into his hands, thus showing my Obedience the
WIN country in w hs TRUST trust. cSn
ss s s %
ss;' Tic psRs:
% sndsaSorsd g y *'sS PROVING A
MEXICO, July 81, 1872.
AS yet no changes have been made in the Cabinet,
although one is confidently expected soon. Gene
raj Esc0bedO has been summoned to the capital,
| with view, 1t Is rumored, Of being offered the
! portfolio of Minister of War. l.
The war, it is confidently hoped has ended with
the reoccupnton OF Monterey by ROcha and the
| general amnesty, which, it is expected, will be we'll
received by al the revolutionary leaders As the
exists there is really no reason why they should not
| lay down their arms and become once more peace
full citizens. taking part IN the great interests Of
| their country Bandits and kdnappers are still at
work. although numerous summary executions are
reported The plague seems to have become alike alike
authorities are everywhere promptly making war
upon this class Of human tends.
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D0INGS OF DETECTIVES.

Poor German Falsely Accused OF Play.
ing "Detective''-Judge Hogan's Indig-
nation.
Leopold Heyman, middle-aged German, was ar
raigned before Justice Hogan yesterday on charge
of obtaining $25 from Isaac Levy by falsely person
ating detective Oficer. In his affidavit Mr. Levi
swore that Heyman had represented himself as a
detective belonging to an uptown precinct, and
stated that he could give him information in regard
to his wife's whereabouts If he would give him $25.
The counsel who appeared for the defence de-
manded an examination, and ELECTED some extra
ordinary facts, which go far to show how headquar
ter detectives "work up" cases.
Mr. Levi stated in substance that he came to this
country about five years ago, in company with Hey
man, had married his we's sister, and in fact was
on most intimate terms with him ever since. On
the 18th OF May last his Lewis wife eloped with
man named Brown. Heyman interested himself
very much in the matter, and inserted an adver.
tisement in the Stats Zeatung at his own expense
with a view to learn the address OF the fugitive
wife, Since the disappearance of his wife, Levi fire.
quently said that he would be willing to spend s25
or $50 to get her back. Heyman during this period
never represented himself as q detective.
At this point Detective Heidelberg, of the Gen.
trail once, interrupted the narrative and said that
he had ascertaned that Heyman had stated to Levi
that he wanted $25 for detective named Thomp-
son, who would communicate Mrs. Lewis address
to her husband. He (Heidelberg) told Levi to mark
the money and give IL TO Heyman on Tuesday night.
Immediately afterwards he arrested the prisoner,
who said he had gone by the name OF Thompson in
the German army, and acknowledged that he had
written several letters to Levi, signed "Thomp-
son. relative to Mrs. Levi Sand II this isn't
swindle,n concluded the detective, II don't know
what IS"
Judge Hogan-It is my business, not yours, to
decide the question Of guilt, and you outstep the
bounds by speaking in that strain. Your version
OF this strange case differs altogether from Lewis
sworn statement, and is evidently the foundation
Of the totally inaccurate account which read in
morning paper. According to your own confession
you induced Levi to part with his money.
Counsel for PrisOner-YOur Honor, there fs not
particle OF evidence TO prove that my client made
any false representations to obtain the $25 from
Levi. He worked hard for three months and
earned the money five times over The case is
merely instigated by the spite OF the detectives,
who cannot bear to see private citizens do their
work. l therefore request the discharge OF my
client.
Judge Hogan Indignantly tearing up the arlda-
vits)-The prisoner Is discharged.
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"MURDEROUs MOLLY MAeUIREs."
Mollys In Ambush Shooting Upon Miners
Returning from Work-Three Men
Badly Wounded.
ASHLAND. Pa, August IA, IS

ASHLAND Pa, August H. 1872.
At three O'Clock this morning six men returning
from the Gowel and Audenried mines. near Cen.
tralia, where they had been engaged in repairing
the works, we're fired upon by a party OF ''Molly
Maguires," who were secreted In the woods, and
George W. Davis, John p. Webster and Alfred Bunce
were badly wounded Davis is probably fatally
wounded. The men had been at work contrary to
the orders OF the molly Maguires." The would-be
assassins are stu ct large
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INSTRUCTION.


The American Institute OF Instruction assembled
here yesterday. The afternoon was consumed In
business and the evening In q meeting OF welcome,
with an address from J. L. Pickard OF Chicago.
The session will continue during three days. Many
leading educators from all parts OF the country are
In attendance.
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DECAPITATED BY A LUNATIu

o1 ni COMFY, Pa, August II, 1872 !
Hugh Donnelly, Of Dunkirk, N. Y, was murdered
this morning In the lookup Of this city by James
Nevills, an insane man, whom he was conveying to
an asylum. His head was chopped or with an old
axe. .... ..'..
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The accounts which the Doctor brings from that
new region are most deplorable.
BUTCHERY BY THE ARABS.
He was an unwilling spectator OF horrible
deed-a massacre committed on the inhabitants Of
populous distrct-who had assembled in the
market place. on the banks OF the Luaaba, as they
had been accustomed to for ages. 1t seems the
wa-Manyema are very fond of marketing, believing
It to be the sumanune bonum ofhuman enjoyment.
They find unccasing pleasure in chafering with
might and main for the least mite of their cur
rency-the last bead-and when they gain the point
to which their peculiar talents are devoted they
feel intensely happy. The women are excessively
fond Of their marketing, and as they are very
able attractions for the male sex. 1t was on such
day, with just such scene, that Tagom0yo,
q halfcaste Arab, with his armed slave
escort, commenced an indiscrminate massacre by
firing voley after volley into the dense mass of
human beings. It is supposed that there we're
about two thousand present. and at the first sound
of the firing these poor people all made rush for
their canoes. In the fearful hurry to avoid being
shot the canoes were padded away by the first for
tunate few who got possession OF them. Those that
were not 80 fortunate sprang into the deep waters
of the Lualaba, and, though many Of them became
an easy prey to the voracious crocodiles that
swarmed to the scene the majority received their
deaths from the bullets of the merciless
Tagomoyo and his viilanous band. The Doctor
believes, as DO the Arabs themselves, that
about four hundred people, mostly women and
children lost their lives. while many more
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plete and lively satisfaction. Declaring that hav-
Ing already taken the initiative OF convocation for
be conducted mpartiay and In good faith by the nee
suffrage OF the entire people, ne declares general
amnesty in favor OF all who have taken part In the
late rebeon-to General Diaz, all the chief oficers
the soltiiers and any or oil who have In any way
aided in the revOluti0n-that the entire nation
may alike come to the ballot and give free voice In
the choice Of the new President, further declaring
that this right shall he guaranteed them without let
or hinderance He also gives full guarantees for the
liberty Of the Press as the free expression OF the
people, counseling moderation among al classes.
ti0r, economy in the public finance and for public
employees men of known integrity and capacity.
Finally, the programme set forth BY Mr.. Lerdo V
regarded as document characterized by frankness
posing elements, which, uniting In good faith, shall
place at the head OF the government President
elected by the free choice OF the people, The pro-
clamaton is regarded with immense satisfactlon
and all classes are OF this moment disposed to see In
It encouragement and hope for the future Of Mexico
The following is full translation Of the procla-
SEBASTIAN LEnpo TEJApA, Constitutional President
al Interim Of the United states Of Mexico to his fellow
aos q ns
covered the whole nation with mourning moved by tho
N aowe o s msa r Ts
eoni s with s The law w p'''0''
The d N Il. e. we a'S S5. re ss
Committee Of Congress and are In perfect harmony with
nso deep snd
ton and the exact ulhlment OF the law VIII pe the con-
and
the only course that can lead toward the welfare and
ae peciS duty TO watch over the faithful
Observance O. the LAWS q WHICH have
were ssned in order exurpaf The capital vices Of the
old organization society thus obenng the way to
asvslop1xsn the remedy most conpcassS evils
and the uiumphsl entrance into true CIVILIZATION Ra
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-21
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These Pills, so celebrated many years ago In
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Afterwards for their criminal en- 10y ment IN the
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origin Ator, DR.. Yelpau, is physician in Paris,
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In overcoming Female Distractions, Falling
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corrupt crew who are working to keep Gran,
and his ring 10 power Let none Of your
neighborS be deceived on this point. 1t il
your duty to see thar no man in your school
district or township, whose vote can be se-
cured for Greeley and Brown, stays at home
election day. Let the townships and school
districts organize their active aud working
force and see to this before il is too late. 1
We are beaten, i. will be the fault of Demo
Gratis aud Of no one else.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-21
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Watch ost for Cbills and Fever, and prepare
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NTH the disttnct understanding that u
elected, shall be President not Of party.
but Of The ioEole people, accept your HoHli,
nation in the confident trust that the masses
Of our countrynsa, North and South, are
eager 10 clasp hands orer the bloody ckdsm
ichich has TOO long dioided them, forgetting
that they hare been enemies IN the Joyful
consciousness that they are and must hence
forth remain brethren. Horace Greeley.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-21
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Testimonial for Epilepsy
BoxArrox. Conn. Feb. 2. 1872.

BowAYrOx, Conn.,, Feb. ?, 1872.
DR. o. PaELrs BROwH, No. IL Grand Street.
Jersey City, n. J.
Dear Shiny brother who is now in his l4th
year, has been subject to epilepsy or fits from
childhood. Fhsapasms would Invariably occur
during the night, and our local physician here
sOuld DO nothing TO help him save prescribing
Bromide Of Potassium, which would afford only
atsmporary relief, he was gradually but surely
becoming insane, and in this condition We pro-
cured Jour restorative AssinuIant, herbal Oint-
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short time elapsed before the sPasms entirely
ceased, his intellect grew brighter, and in short
was entirely restored to perfect health. You
may use this testimonial as you may deem
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Respectfully yours.
fsbIsdwly oHARLRs RAYMOND.
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MEDICAL.
Dr. a. G. OLIN


GOstkD EAJtAA- Pa SIC1Ak
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| that physiSlaE making certain elass Ct ole
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prepared in his OWL Laboratory, and sent ey~fv
where fres from ohsersation. Send stsnp for
circular
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pediments to marriage, etc, in sealed plain Ell
Velope. Price ST. cents. Ali fen ale diffeultie,
ana irregularities treated with perfect success
Ladies, send for circular on prevention. Con
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DR.. C. BIGELOW
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN,
Hhas removed from No. I7s South CLARK st. cor
ner of Monroe, to No. 464 SOUTH STATE
STREET, CHICAGO.
Il is we'll known by all readers of the !apers
that Dr. g. Bigslow is the oldest established
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lneni of all chronic and sexual diseases Epe-
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Seminal Weakness, producing Esrveu,uesr
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Low, No. 4s4 State st Office hours from 4
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E.B.-Lsdiss, send for descriptive circular
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-21

FOB WAYS THAS ARE DARK AND TRIcKs
THAT ARE VAN" it is said that the "hsAthsn
cAinee"is peculiar. This is doubtless true. But
these features are also apparent within the ranks
OF the American people. We would suggest 70
those unfortunate persons who have been IN 'ne
ways that are dark" or who have injudiciOusly
praeticed "trieks that are vain" that there Is
help for them. DR.. E. J. Reynolds, of ROohss-
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person to furnish the proper and speedy relief
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will be found in this paper, and from hi.
great success in the branches Of the profession
to which he has devoted so many years Of biz
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-21

Profidentihl Electors,
Al Largo-Willlam BrOss, OF Cook.
John ID. Catop, OF IASallc.
let District Thomas Hoyne, OF Cook.
"a District--C. q. z, Holden, OF Cook.
"a Dtstriet-Arno Noss, OF Cook.
4th District Isaac W. Swann. o. Kane
9TH District Robert O. Burchell, Of Oge
Oh District-Eric johnson, ofHcnry.
9TH Distriet-Casper Butt, OfWin.
stu District--stephen Il. Moore, Of ksnkalee.
Nh Dtstrict-Martin Shellenbarger, Of STARK.
.Wh District-Goo. Edmunds, Jr., OF Hancock.
lth District-Wm. Steinwedel Of Adams
9Th Dtstrict-Dayid L. Phillips, Of sangamon.
9Th District-Samuel q, Parks, OF Logan.
'4th District--JOhn Cunningham. OF Coles.
18th District-John N. Gwin, OF EGhngham
18th District-tieO L. link, OF Montgomery
lIlh Dissatisfaction Hinchclifc, OF st. Clair
18Th District Rem W. sharp, OF Perry
lNh District franklin Pierce, OF Wayne.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-21

tFor Governor,
GUSTAVUS KERNER, Of 81. CHR.
For Lieutenant Governor
JOHN CHARLE5 BLACK. OF Champaign.
For Secretary OF state,
EDWARD RuMMEL, OF Penria.
For Auditor,
DANIEL O'HARA, OF Cook,
For state Treasurer,
CHARLES Il. LANPHtER, OF SangamOn.
For Attorney General
JOHN V. EUSTACE, Of Lee.
For Clork OF the supreme Court,
northern DiyisiOn-ELl SMITH, Of Cook Co.
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