Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-29
Gilmore's Boston Noise
Grant has heard it, and
he wants Greeley to
hear it.
Mr.. Grant still Swinging
around the circle.
A Grant and Wilson Fiasco
in Washington.
Americas Humiliation on
the Alabama Claims.

RICHMOND, Va, June 27.-At the evening |
session of the Conservative convention, |
resolutions were adopted expressing salts
faction at the movement of the Liberal Re- /
publcans at Cincinnati, and pledging the /
convention to meet their courageous and |
patriotic profer Of cooperation in the /
catholic and msgnanimous spirit in which it /
was rendered. Also that the delegates sp-
pointed BY this convention to Baltimore
should give vigorous, persistent and united
support to the Greeley and Brown ticket
nominated at Cincinnati, as holding forth
the fsirest promise for allsyiug the passions
of war, reviving real peace within our bor-
der, restoring integrity TO the public service,
establishing the States in their legitimate
functions in the Federal system, and rescu-
ing the republic from the despotism OF the
sword
There was but few dissenting votes to the
adoption of the resolutions. The conven
ton comprises g fall representation from
every county, sggreg atihg about four hun
dred. The feeling WAS harmonious and
most friendly towards the Cincinnati move
ment and Greeley personally. The stage
was decorated with flags of many nations.
RICHMOND, June 28.-The State Couser-
vative Convention reAssembled this fore
noon, and elected the following delegates at
large to Baltimore: T. 6. Boocock, John B.
Baldwin, Judge Robert Ould, Lieut.. Gov.
John l.. MArye Each Congressional Dis
trict delegation nominated two delegates.
A Il are regarded favorable to the Cincinnati
nominees. The following electors a. large
were chosen: Gen. James L. kemper and
Robert E. Wiitie.
| In the evening session the chairman su-
nounced the State Conservative Committee.
| The convention ratified the action Of yester-
/ dsv, and pledged its individual support to
| Greeley and Brown, in case Of failure Of
the Baltimore Convention 10 indorse them.
Adjourned.
BANGOR, Me, June 28-The Fifth Dis
trict Republican Congressional Convention
met Yesterday. The Waldo county delegs-
tion failed to obtain the nomination of the
candidate from their county and bolted,
after which the bslloting was proceeded
with. August Hale wss renominsted for
Congress. The opposition Republican con.
vention meets at Belfast on the 10Th Of July
to nominate an opposition ticket.
CHICAGO, June 28-The Republicans o
the Whitewater, Wisconsin district, yester
day nominated G. G. Williams for con-
gress.
Lone BRANCH, June 28.-Presiden
Grant and wife arrived this evening ant
proceeded to their cottage. The Presiden
remains here until next week when he vii
leave for Washington.
MACON, GA, June rs Holzenbske an,
Lloyd, charged with the murder of Col. Geo
W. Fish, were hung at Ogethorpe to-day.
CmCAco, June Earthquakes fror
Springfield state that Mr.. Storey continue
to improve, and it is thought that be can
removed to his home in Chicago in fe'
days.
d Bosrox, June 28.-The audience at tn
Colosseum this afternoon is very large. Tn
English, German and French bands, tn
a Ninth Regiment Band, Madame Peschk
Leutner, the Berlin cornet qusrtette, Arb
Gle and Ssrauss,@re the features of III
n peculiarly instrumental programme, th
e chorus being called for only in the hymn
which the audience could have sung wiz
better effect. The French band pertorme
the beautiful "Bue Danube out Of cou
piment to Strauss. Arbucie's cornet sol
a "Alsxis," was received with marked tav,
j, and enoored. The committee left to-nigI
'. 20 renew the invitation TO Horace Greele
~ Who, it is hoped, will be present on Wedne
nj day next. Monday will be the Irish de
4" the Dublin band being expected.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 28-The fourth tri
I of Mrs. Glenn, charged with the murder
Jacob Young and wife, has ust been co
cluded at Lebanon, Ind. The verdict " q
ssguility of murder in the first degrees" II
sentence is Imprisonment in the penitentie
for life.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 28.-At q meeting
d, stockholders, of the G. B. & O. r. R, he
IRE Yesterday, for the election of directors
hS hS the year commencing May lst, 1872, Il
q. following board was elected Erast
e, Corning, Of Albany, n. Y; John c. Greer
as, of New York, Sidney Bartlett John
as, Brooks, John A. Burnham, John n. De
sion, John NJ Forbes, Nathaniel Thayer q
Robert S. Watson, of Boston; James f. J'
of Detroit; Chauucey S. Cotton, Of Gal
burg, H., James NJ. Walker of Chicago.
New York, June 28.-The Withdraw
of Judge McCunn from his trial at Alba
St ia A subiect of much interest among lsWye
tn McCuun has resumed his place on the ben
70 Of the superior court and his counsel 81
bis case N ust be passed upon by the ConrI
Appea's if adversely decided at Alba
Oo They claim that the extraordinary rulI
III. of tie Senate obliged them to retire.
letter from one of McCunn's receivers, VI
damaging to the defense, was found arno
certain papers, the production Ct which
ma prised Mr.. McCunn and, it Is said, mo
him TO withdraw.
Numbers Of new men have taken
places of the striking stable men, sbd
ns. police guard the stables 10 prevent the Z
.rrh kers from assaultiBg them. The strike
sivs q norton of the trades continues, but Il
'ad- proceedings are now devoid Of interest
ID metal workers confess ihs, one-t thlrd OF ID
s' originally engaged in the strike have
turned to their work on the ten hour syst
hut they say that early next week they
the have abundant funds, and that the men
IN returned TO work will then ail strike sg
with more determination tLau before.
LONDON, June 2s The statement OF
Granville and Gl ,dstor in Parliament
'A night, announcing the decision OF the "
'fe'' va tribunal on the indirect claims, forms
;. subiec. of leading editorial articles IN al
s,.ls morning journals. The Times says;
Sm decision of the tribunal is eminently