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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-09
pailu Argue.
How Grant Behaved at the yubiIoe
and Disguised q British
Grenudier,
[ From the Boston Post, July 2. !

4.
The Presidential visit has been accom-
plished, and Boston has another remem-
brance of honors conferred upon her by the
head Of the nation. The Long Brsneh races
were deprived of one of their most enthusi-
astc spectators, whose official presence was
debarred by the Harvard commencement
aud the international jubilee. The heart of
the entire commonwealth beats high with
admiration at the self sacrifice which would
calmly and uncomplAinipgly put by such
imperative national duties for thu simple
sake of being created doctor of laws by the
courtesy OF Harvard college, or the ephem
eral pleasure of listening to one of the
jubilee concerts. This expressed devotion
to science and art Massachusetts, can never
pass by unrewarded, and Boston, the sci
entifc and artistic centre, will rush wildly
to the political rescue, dating her enthusiasm
from Commencement day at Cam bridge, or
the international ball, at the coliseum. For
eign bands and foreign artists have had the
honor of appearing before him, and he has
patiently listened, locking only little more
bored than usual, and showing his interest
by marching stolidly out while the Prussian
band we're playing one Of their choicest ses
tections His face frightened at the an
nouucement Of the "Auvil Chorus" and he
showed his enjoyment by q motion of Ap-
plause, which at once placed his musical
appreciation high in the confidence of the
fremen. Perhaps the greatest success Of
his visit was his interview with Col. FLUID
yer, a vivid remembrance Of which the gal
| liant colonel will certainly carry back to
| England with him. A soldier himself Col
| Fludyer naturally was anxious to meet the
man who represented the nation, and whose
bravery was so well known 10 all English
men and so much admired by them. A
stare was the expressive reply which Col.
Fludyer received, and the only one. Again
he essayed, quite determined to hear the
presidential voice, and this time remarked
that he was very glad that Her Majesty
band, the Grenadier guards, had an oppor-
tunty of assisting st the international jubi-
lee, which was such a glorious success, aud
hoped that their playing had been satisfsc-
tory to Gen. Grant. A response must come
to this, and the tongue was loosened. The
colonel, waiting for some gracious compli
ment to his fsvorite band, was greatly eats
fed when the reply given IN the suave and
gentle manner for which our President il
famed Don't know anything about it
don't care for music any way nice day
amt II p and the presidential lips were
sealed, not to be opened again for the bene
fit Of any foreign guest during the afternoon
aud Col. Fludyer retired to congratulate hi,
American friends on the dignity and suAvI
ty Of their President, who, if he haE no
learned that silence is golden, has certainly
found that it is safe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-09
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-09

Why are the Grant organs so silent over
the performance of those immaculate leaders
of their party, Cameron, Morton, Chandler,
Carpenter and Coukhng, in urging General
Grant to destroy the letter which he had
written Withdrawing his name from the list
of Presidential candidates lust prior 20 the
ssse N bling of the Philadelphia Convention
Have the editors of those papers, many OF
whom hold Office under his Administration.
come to the same conclusion as the above
Senators and tbs military riug-thst the re-
election of Grant is military necessity ?
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Testimonial for Epilepsy !

BowAYTos, Conn, Feb. 2, 1879.
Dr.. 0. PEELFs Brown, No. Fl Grand Street,
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-09

The supporters of Grant are constantly
ringing the changes on the Tammany frauds
aud the Tammany ring, which we're repudi-
ased by sill parties last year. They are,
however, silent on the District Of Columbia
frauds, which throw those of Tamm&Hy in
the shade. The investigation BY Congress
connected Grant directly with these frauds
through his military ring, but the Admins
trstion would not allow the report to be made
so that the public could see their enormitY.
Cover up is their policy when frauds are dis
covered on their side-N J. World.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-17

Nau,en aui3umeiieu in ber 9~e8enm1rtt>
gen &au,pa9tt b~tluufta fi@ tte @aueu
beretts ieBt auf uaebr als $4,000 nab
retb bic oeutI@en @reeley unb 8rown
Warcz@ Clubs Is btsber auf rt@t ,neb.
als 5000 Mann 8etra@t bate4, Giner
Der pr%ontnentefen beutiaen polttiter in
Nep Yorf i@reibt> bab I'D bort in ieber
8arc aud peuti&e >btmptratt1@ {
Grant, Clubs bilpen urb bab tailn1 Elm
3me{fel rarlber berriben fam, haS ber
Staat eine Majoritdt bon n1ebr .a1s 3d.
900 @timuen fir Grant at9ebet tptro
&etn @unper! Gle Deutf9en III Mem
yort tennen ben @ai1er1tnpel Greeley,
Der tbnen mebr0als, ein DaBero NAL bic
po'{5ei auf ben 9als sebsbt bat,'.am BE-
ften.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-17
Cine @e1penR,erae1&i&

Gtne 0e1pen fer9ei@t@tc tt.
80 8or ettpa o@t3ebn Monaten*- nit
etttren bier bt Berltner ~pof" -farb
Elm an etfem Der Berltnsr Gbeattr an8ts
ReQttr zimmerman. rer bet beu1ftlben
3uolei@ ben @d&terpofen oerfab.@ auf
Dem @terbehette du6trte II ~ eiueu, &a>
u1eraren:
,.Wtusm, NIT mir tf'6 Que, Id mu6
fort. obrtD u mirf itben. Id boil MIR usb<
Re BON tu& nod, perp's eu@ aud imme.
porber ~an,et0en." III.
Ssitber fnp berstts stsr temielbeu
9beater &u8eb6rtet ben. Zimmerman IN
bic Grpe 9eful9t unb jepes Mal wurce 4
bts 5 Nd@tt pcr tsM 1opsefaQ he 9n=
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-17

nS rqrsn. ane In alien 9te;kn - eantes III 70 .Sis1en gdusn
AeiEal eteeilt tusresn. eae g gotl tausn n5tbts IL, sas gut'i'
sirspsat;xFts e giit ii f't sn ws'I ss farGtsarisn : s. dsss'" lee
Observation-Disclosures on ~unerorabt hieer unf3ttare uns
utaeabntt Geino bic eOnaitution unb 06ntt fard&enben uno
1efat.liden Rrantteiten bic Ibur. nbne tae Der Yatient aud
sur bic ~serinsfe Atnune bot ieiner @esenmart bat. Or fttiat
sen eansen 2Srper ~an;ufrden unt ~ lei elmer eunatsen @ele.
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ttalten 3u entpideln. lt "a anf Der Sberfd&e pfer in Rem
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Ssrtstn ~ Der Plunge pier i'm 3erstn an; lumei!tn bileen i4
9a@pulfe IN Der 9eter. oser BE aran!teit due!ert fb eurt
9eetle bss Qeitss. Destal* 4 er s~eesentN6e @ebraud elmer
Flalde BON bieier sariapar:: i ratbians. ieltt no ttire a!tissn
s Ss'"ss t;ssa 'f stS sfs''3 3int' e; j .1:;s' ty! x,s, s y a e1s amt 'I s9tnr
Sqrfapariad ausenblidllde Qinberuns unb tdere Sur:
g. antouafener, @eii4tsroie obsr G~rsiipelas, Giedten,
rea une anssre Gruptiunea ODER ddtbare gur,nea ftroptul5isr
.graatbsiten. su& tilft bieies 0itte1 hi Bet Serledtersn Gor.
, %Kt,s sas SSS;5 ln2o1sI, I 'a1B 5sn ;,4 SSfiS!tiSs4k a%rS@1 ;Isi, en-:
iMphren I'm syeusfel. unb Herrenfsfen.
f.. EgS9 Mt4tla ss sss' t Stse a3:S;;id fe "sft; ms ss35sa q ss Sa"nt:
ai Iu uterrdlteen. Mlkiu laa8e f~prs9efetter Cetra''d ,rirS
enflib cine Gur tetpnten. 2tutorrbsca, ober tpclber 6l'S,
S{e. ,p9rt, m s er Y be rei,iaesst u .'"e 1 qsrtsn %ss mi:fsn si sisis:
watiSin bali %eenniccrt uno eaelid seIig aebeat. @e1aue Vim
retureen fir Icpsn eiusel,en SAL faoea lid IN unicrer, unert-
irsfn turdj liz 8 nhaufans frtmttr Matsrien in, gsute rcr:i..
laHt, fab In Der Ne1el leidt ban,tt su turiren; etenio @eDer=
bddtperoen, etarrteit, @oueeNion oeer Grt5ilnSuus scr
.p,ranlaet, mas aar tdduTs ber gaQ II. Deie GarfapariLu
II IN oortrsiaids Ritsl, UNI sas 9sasm aa farisa uns 81
t%t5ftiasa: 2is @e9tten!. gtTsroitnsn, Mie;oer9sia!laoe,le
reau,to ,ub Hurft pber anbtrn Spmptumen Der e4uaue
beSaftet 1inb, rerfen bet encnt 0eriu& ausenblidlihe 4inte.
ruin une ttotiaaItae lleberseusune bon ben 5~tatraften bisIF
Wtpi,ln fnpen.
8ubereuet rrn
e. G.. Mper u. Co., QpneQ, Maf1.,
prattiden unb analpti(aen gtemi'ern.
IN i6mmtltben 2lpothefen oes Qaneee
III BADEN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-17
ADtr's $ar(apariQa
ayers Sarsaparilla),
Sur Meini8un8 bes 8lutes.
Tyr mnf h.n.n M r;

Oer Wut, beftn I'D hiele
Sertrtfft1e NetiSin erfreut.
IL biz Bploe ber taeur2 be.
tpirftea 8uren, BON teneu riele
rabrtaft spunherbar finb. Gin.
eetuurSelte nruptul6ie Grant.
beitsn, bd bener, bas eanje
Gpltem BON GduInib bur&.
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eereintst uub eetei1t ,rpreen.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-18
L. A. ELY & GO.
Present Arrangement.

N-ortI,orr y,roroor,o, lt,,,..- II n - =,
r Sa COUNTY Vermont and New Hamp
slnFe, closes at 6UU a M due at p m.
concord n1 and Nashua H. Lowell Leon
flIcnourg closes AT b, lO45 m and $3.50 m Due at
ana ana m. ~. ..,,,.. -,---..oo.,o..
HaI1nef ana !. and Mass X, closes at $50, 1915
III P anu ? m D4 ~ s,lS a m and and m,
% hast fThceloh ana est Sterling close at
O'YV p M M , Due at $40 q m;
~ OiIy o bos56oh Close AT 6dV and M LIS and Sp
M LUZ AZ o9I anu lu1V m 65O 4'5u b5V and lO3U m
boston anu worcester way Mail, close at IN and 3
Ma,n puF az s9' iU;So m ana ~ N,
,4aalie' EASTERN New hampshire and Eastern Massa-
al az Uose az at Ky 4, Sa a m Lbs and M Due
~ 6 o;oV = M 4,9v ana lV'oV p NJ.
NJ slsu' cose ~ NV anu IL m, ana $50 m.
Nv SNy ~ s;43 q III, zI2 anu o'1V m.
S 9 % On the 6IoNuenee anu worcester railroad,
oiS SSii ~ OoV N bue ~ s'42 u M
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-18

SOME MORE CHARGES AGAINST THAT FIEND.
1sH EvANs.-The 64-year Old wretch Evans
in New Hampshire, whose latest crime was too
horrible for anything in the human form TO
have perpetrated, is now pretty certain to be
fixed upon as the author of other crimes of al
most equal enormty. Among these is the muir
der of bis own mother, and the probable muir
der of his own wife and child. A chain of cir.
cumstances iastens upon him the awful murder
of the Joyce children, in Bussey's woods, ad-
joining Boston, where they had gone, brother
and sister, to gather spring flowers, one April
morning, five years ago. An outrage something
like this of which his young niece Georgianna
Lowering, has now been made the victim, was
committed upon the young Joyce glrl,-her
screams, and those of her brother being stopped
one by sudden murder, and the other by stuff
mig her mouth with grass. The wretch Sc, ms
10 be the most inhuman and monstrous criminal
OF modern times,-or, indeed, of any time.
IL row appears that some years since Evans
gave his mother dose of medicine (pretending
10 doctor herr on the Stafford poor farm, from
winch she Immediately died. Several wears AGO
girl was missing in Derry, and has never been
found, As he lived there then he no doubt muir
deied her, and ii is suspected now that he muir
dered his own wife and child. 1t is stated that
not long since be insulted this same Georganna
Lowering, and after apoogizing gave her dress
pattern. He has admitted that after outraging
the girl be choked her to death.
The author of all these unnameable and in
credible crimes, once a minister of the gospel in
good standing, affords a terrible illustration of
the total deprayity to which a long indulgence
OF base passions and practices can reduce a hu-
man being. He will be swung, like a dog, from
the gallows. But what punishment is that for
such an nconceivable career of crime as his?
To show the utter deyilishness of the creature,
he not only did all this, but he went into it all
MISUNDERSTANDING He plotted for
months how he could induce his little niece TO
go out into the woods where he was hidden,
watching for her.
10 philosophers who are prone TO study hui
man nature and analyze its possibilities of abso-
Iute depraylty, the case Of this unnatural wretch,
ENans affords new revelations and an unpar-
aile'ed subject 1t seems to be akin, in its causes
ahd nature, 10 the Starkweather crime, and the
more recent murder, by drowning, of a New
haven infant by It's halfcrazy uncle.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-18
TAnRED, FEATuERrD AND sgnr Av

IARRED, FEATHERED AND SENT AWAY
The usually stad and quiet town Of Hunting.
ton, l. l., is now agtated by a genuine sensa.
ton. Last week accounts were published Of the
tarring and feathering Of young unmarried
farmer Of that place, aged tthiriy.two. on oc.
count Of his attentions to the young lady nos.
sessed Of property valued at $4,000, willed n
her by her grandfather Since the night
Of the occuuence--the 4th inst --Kelsey has not
been seen, and all efforts on the part Of bis
friends TO obtain clue to his Whereabouts have
been unsccessful After receiving bis unwel-
come coat he was furnished with an old blanket
and led to the lower part Of the village, where
bis caplors allowed him 10 go free. His brother
states that be came home that night, and he
beard him enter the house and 20 up stairs TO
us Toom' On The following morning, as Kelsey
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-18
ROST0NaAND ALBANY RAILROAD

BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION
81 81 MAEk ARRANGEMENT, commencing MONDAY
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester;
For Boston, at 40 exp l. 925 exp. and 9.45 a M and
l4U, 525 exp, $50 exp, 4.30. SOC and 955 exp m
The 40 M and 325. 355 and 9.55 D M trains start
from washington square station; all others from Foster
st. station. ~
For Grafton, westboro' southville Cordayille. and
Ashland ut and 9.45 m, lao l.3O and pm.
For South birmingham, APO, L 25 and 945 a m 40
3.25. 3.55. 430. and 9.55 m. ' ''
For Milford at and 9z5 am, lao, 3.25 and 43Opm
For Nat,ck at I and o.45 a m. Lao, 40 and pm
FOR wellesley, Granville. West Newton. Newton
ana Brighton. at and 945 m, 4.3O, D m. Pas
sengers for the same stations also take the Lao
IRAN 10 Natic6, and there change to the Saxonvle
wards. i
The 42Oa m train every day except Monday: all
others every day except Sunday $50
SUNDAY Express from Albany leaves Washington sn
station at 4 80 a m for Boston. ~
SUNDAY Mail leaves Washington 50. station 2so m.
TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON as follows;
FOR worcester, at 5, l. $50 exp, exp. II a m 40
express 4SO express to birmingham $50 express 800
For New York, via Springfield, 9 exp. am, sexp.
exp. M. 49, -f"
New York, via Norwich, $50 exp I'M.
Grafton 5, I, II IN. 100, 30 D IN.
WestbOrO, 5, I. II m, 80, 4.30. $50 exp M
Soutlville, 5 Z, ii a m 100 490 p m,
CordayiIe, ), !. ii m, 100, 1870 m.
Ashland, s. L ii m. J. 30 400. $50 exp, nm
lSO 2l5 exp, exp T. 4.3O exp, 5, $50 ex Gas exp
Natick I, 10, IL m, 1870, 2I5 4, 5, $780, sos 645 IL
Millbury, am, 43O pm.
SaX0nvile 10 m. 5.55 m.
Milford 1 S$O exp exp m, 2.l5 exp 4SO exp. m.
Al outward trains run daily except Sunday.
sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 M stopping at W
Newton, South Framingham Worcester West Rronk
gn rainier ana SPr3gheld arrives in New York at $40
"m' e o; RuSSELL, Sup't, Springfield
A, FlRIH, Asst Sup't. Boston