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FOREIGN LABOR NOTES.-The Glasgow scay-
engers are, on q strike for an increase OF one
shilling week. They receive seventeen shil-
lfngs. The mechanics employed in the different
public works In the neighborhood OF Coalbriipe.
scotland, struck work for an advance OF wages,
and q reduction in the hours Of labor. Abonf
six hundred jOiners and carpenters Of Leicester
have struck work for shorter hours and incre ased
pay. The employers conceded some advance of
pay, but refused the nine hours limit The
moulders in the employment Of the Airlrie Iron
company struck work for the reduction of tina
hours OF labor to hfty-one per week. Shortly
afterward the demands Of the men wera cnn,
coded, and work was resumed
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From EurOne To. slay.

LORD NOGTHBgOoK In INDIA.
LONDON, April "A telegram from Calcutta
announces the arrival there or Lord n orthbrook,
successor to the Earl OF Mayo in the yiceroyal-
ship OF India.
THE T,cHBoRNE CLAIMANT
publishes letter to the public, i'm which he re-
turns thanks for their previous subscriptions in
LIS behalf, and asks for an additional sum OF
fi,oo0, TO enable him TO continue bis contest for
the possession OF the Tichborne estate.
THE cARLIsT WAR IN SPAIN.
MADRID, April 1.-THE Carlists have cut the
telegraph wires at many places in the provinces
infested by them, and consequently but few
dispatches relative to the Instruction have
been received here this a. m. A band OF insur-
gents attacked the railway station i'm the town
OF Ialsona! province OF Lerida, yesterday, but
were speedily repulsed.
The Eruption Of Mount Vesuyfus.
GREAT PANIC AMONG THE INHABITANTS
NAPLES, April G.-There is no abatement OF
tie force OF the eruption OF Mount vesuvius.
The lava continues to flow down the sides of the
volcano, destroying everything in its path. Ex-
plosons. as the flame and lava shoot from the
top Of the mountain, are distinctly heard in this
city. great panic prevails among the inha
ltants OF the country around the mountain.
NONE But NATIVES INJURED SO FAR.
LONDON, April 1.-THE Naples correspond
ent OF the Telegraph says lie visited the hotels OF
the persons injured by the lava. lie learned
that none were missing. and that the fatalities
were confined exclusively TO the residents OF the
villages On the side and at the base Of the VOL
cano.
LAVA SWALLOWING Up THE TOWNS ON THE
MOUNTAIN.
NAPLES, April E.-The eruption of Mount
Nesuvius continues with dreadful violence The
lava has already reached Sabastiano, and
threatens other towns. Explosions in the vol
cano are constantly heard in this city. The
CONSERVATION among the inhabitants of the viii
lagos and towns which are threatened with
danger, increases. 1t is reasserted that m ny
tourists were surrounded by the lava, and per-
ished. His majesty, King Victor Emanuel has
sent aid to the persons who have been compelled
to flee from their homes and encamp in the
fields.
Miss Nellie Grant Presented TO Queen
Victoria.
LONDON, April N.-Miss Nellie Grant, who is
now in this city at the residence of Hon II. G.
Schenck, American Minister, was yesterday
presented to Queen Victoria Since her arrival
here Miss Grant has been called upon by the
members of the ministry and diplomatic CORPS
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,THf Pall Mall Gazette reports strange &C.
curious accident has occurred. Two oentiemen
were galloping in opposite directions. Vhen the
heads Of their horses struck fun tik toeether.
and both horses were killed, tho riders beine
all his front teeth knocked out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-27

COMMISSIONER DOUGLASS is still too much
indisposed to resume his duties.
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me u0all Fox I'm Philaielphla.
PHlLAD1LPHIA, April 1.-THE deaths from
small pox this week have been s., decrease OF
from the previous week. The number OF new
cases has largely decreased.
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NEW YORK. April A.-Among the dep ,r, ures
for Europe to-day were Hon. Russell 0nney,
General 6ickles, Rev. DR.. Baldwin and Commo-
dore Strcng.
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THIS is USUALLY IA. WAY IT ErDs.-
and instantly killed last evening Sy DR.. VIM Nm.
Dameron, formerly Of Campbell county. XIV.
An alleged criminal intimacy between Jones
and Damerons wife was the cause. Dameron
Threatened him.; ~
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GOVERNOR OF WASHINGTON TERRITORY
The Senate in executive session last evening
confirmed a number Of nominations, among
them that of Elisha P. Ferry, OF Washington
territory, TO be governor OF Washington terri
tory, vice Edward 5. s. Solomon, resigned.
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SOUR GRAPRs.--A delegation OF reform re-
publicans called on the Hon. James NJ ScovelI-
OF New Jersey, with a letter signed by one hnn,
dred republicans who desire TO present Mr. Sco-
vel name for Vice President. Mr.. Scoveli re-
piled that he was not CANDIDATE az Cincinnsti
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LUNCHTNG WITH WHARF.-The Boston
Post prints the following good and true
story Is told about now certain treasury clerk
lunched with the Prince of w ales when lac went
abroad syndicating. One day, I'm the streets OF
London, this syndicator met the Marquis OF
OF Ripon, late Earl de Gray. chief OF tue high
joints, and at once rushed into his arms, so 10
speak delighted 10 meet YOUR lordshi D." he
exclaimed effusively. Don't yOu remember
me- J. showed your lordship through the treas
ury at Washington"
"Ah, !" said the Marquis, charmed, I'm sure.
All, much obliged"
Mot at All, not at an, the synllcator
fastened 10 reply. {" No trouble: so vi al 20 meet
You again. Where does your lordship live?"
Here the Prince OF Wales interposed, ami
thinking to bluff the enthusiastic A m ,rcan, said
TO the Marquis OF Ripon: {" Lets 20 TO lunch"
Before the Marquis could answer the syndi-
Gator fastened to accept the limitation for
himself, and followed the two, Prince and
Marquis, into fashionable resort, ami actu-
ally lunched with the heir to the British
throne. Said heir not then having drunk
deeply OF the typhus cup Of poison, was not
wrought up TO that pitch when rs wDul be
thankful for the ability To lunch at al, 80 was
not devoutly grateful for the meal. Not so the
syndcator, VINO never fails since his return .
the land and Office which begot him % made
delicate illusions to the day % had ID AZ deli
cious lunch with Wales and Ripon, yOa know"
OUTRAGE IN KzNrucKY.-A special dispatch
from LOUISVILLE, Kentucky, SAYS: On Saturday
night a party OF twelve or fifteen disguised m IN
went TO house occupied by colOred people, who
are employed on the farm of james Church, a
few miles from Frankfort, and dema landed ad-
mittance, which was refused, whereapon they
began beating in the door. One OF the inn ates
hred a pistol through window and ran oIt
Through back door, but was shot in the right
arm and severely wounded. The other INN .tes.
seeing that resistance would be useless, opened
the door, when the mob rushed in, drag ged them
out, beat them In a brutal m amer and ordered
them 10 leave the county under pain OF death.
The next day the colored men packed no their
things and went to Frankfort for safety.
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THE POLICE In japan are, very vigilant. n
you have anything stolen, they run after the
thief and bring him hack for identiHcation. n
the stolen property 10 found on him, they chop
on his head on your doorstep. BY paying :
sum equal to about eleven cent? Of our money,
you can do your own killing and keep the body.
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THE EXAMINING BOARDS OF the several de-
partments of the government met the Advisory
Civil Service Board at the Interior Department
to-day for the purpose Of considering the report
Of the committee recently appointed by the ex-
aiming boards to prepare rules for the exami-
nation of applicants.
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HE RkPUBLlcAN STATE CONVENTION OF Ca.
ifornia yesterday ignored the Goat Island
scheme, about which so much has been said
lately. The convention indorsed President
Grant, and instructed the delegates 10 the Phil
aQelphta convention TO vote M q unit for him.
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SHvERBERG'S
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
sls sIvRNTa sTBH1f.

CT. ROSES HOUSE OF INDUSraH, under care
branches. Ladies' froussesas q ally completed,
ct the shortest netice. Children's Suits and En-.
broderies. street, between 10Th and .st sts The
listers have employed the most com pssenf dress-
makers to eu,erihtend the work. Asrill1-lm
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THREE MEN SWEPT OVER NIAGARA FALLS
Last Wednesday afternoon three unknown men
were seen struggling in the rapids between the
American shore and Goat Island. No helm
could be given them, and they all went over the
falls. II is supposed they were from Chippewa,
Ontario, and were on a fishing excursion: that
they were carried down by the current, and i'm
attempting TO land At the head of Goat Island
the boat struck q rock and was dashed 10 pieces
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~ Jewellers,
FANS. hot Pennsylvania ave.
All the newer styles juSt imported. Also. OPERA
GLASSES OF very superior quality, st Very Low
Prices. APPS 81
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THE DEPOT SITE QUEsTION.-The Senate
committee on the District of Columbia will
meet on Monday morning to dispose of the Bal
timOre and Potomac depot site bill. The ses
sion, however, will be private one-the com
mittee having heard all the arguments for and
against the bill,
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SIX PERSONS BURN1D 10 DHATH.-At New
Scotland, near Albany y: T., yesterday morn
ing, the residence Of IT. Yolmer, containing his
father, took fre. volAsf and his wife and one
child, who occupied the 6rst floor, escaped, but
all the others perished IN the flames.
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Government Seeur,f,c.

Jay Cooke & Go. furn sh the following too.
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The SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION yester-
day examined the cases of Anthony Ikens o.
Alexandria, for wines and liquors valued at
SILL, taken by General Slough, the military
governor, for hospital use at the time of the
second battle of Bull Ruil; Judge Andrew
WyHe, OF our districts courts. for property taken
in Alexandria county. Virginia, valued a;
s2325, and Augustin and Egra Bayliss, OF Fair
fax county. Virginia, for property taken
value at 81 3S2
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-03

FUNERAL or How. JSo. L. DAvIEs.-The
funeral of the Hon. Jno. L Davies took place
yesterday afternoon, and was attended by
the largest eoncourse Of people ever congre-
gated in Davenport for a similar event.
The ceremonies, in Difference to the wish Of
the deceased, took place in the house which
he himself had bull. more than thirty Years
ago, and in which all his children were
born. and we're conducted by the Rsva DR..
SAlter, Of Burlington DIR Magoun, of Iowa
College; DR.. Povsrs, of st. Johns Church,
Chicago; and j G.. Merrill, pastor Of the
Davenport Congregational Church, Of which
the deceased was member. The process
sion to the funeral ground, was composed Of
about one hundred and fifty vehicles, and
included the Fire Companies Employee.
OF the mill, in Band wagons Olergymen;
Pioneer Settlers Associations; Bank
officers and Directors, Board Of Trade;
Railroad officers and Directors; Supt
Pierce, of the Orphans Home; after which
the hearse, preceded and followed by pal
bearers; six,oarrisgsS full of family relations
the members of the Congregational Church
delegates from the Bethlehem Sunda,
Schools legal fraternity; Sons of Temper.
ance, and large number Of citizens and
friends.
The Board of Supervisors adjourned yes
'o'aAy in respect to the memory of the de
oss'oa' and the entire city may be said to
nave been In mourning during the cers.
monies.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-03

MERCHANT TAILORING. 1t has been said
"the tailor makes shs man y and j, is GER
tain that be can make or mar the outward
appearance Of one. An illfning garment,
Ike worn and shabby coat, shows the
WeArer to be careless or indifferent as to
style, or lacking the proper facilities tor
obtaining good At, To the latter We would
point out the new establishment OF Mr..
Marshall, on Illinois street, opposite Union
Square, where cutting and fitting are done
10 the latest style and most superior man
nsr. Mr.. MarshAlls stock includes = full
line Of oadcloths, tricos, cassimeres, and
other domestic snd imported cloths. The
trade are invited to call and inspect the
prices and styles, and it will be to their I'D.
vantage to do 80 at once.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-03
SCRAPS.

The Davenport German Savings Bank
has declared u semi annual dividend of ten
per cent
The Democrat and Gazette are having
libel suit brought against them. The al
legged libel grows out of the publication Of
reports touching the EhriE murder.
Damages are placed at 500, 900 or SO.
| /. BAmbsrgsrs Quitting stock looks well
/ in his new City Hosel store
/ Messrs. Roderiok Rose, of Davenport, and
L. Il. Jackson, of Johnson county, were
yesterday admitted to practice law in the
Suprsme Court of Iowa.
The c., r. l. & P. r. R. line to Sigourney
VIII be completed in few days.
"Ths sexes are made for one another
was the text of q young lAdy's lecture in
California, recently. She appealed to the
feelings Of her audience to prove the truth
Of this wonderful discovery. They yelled
with delight.
Only one drunk in the police court so far
this month. As he svinced the isArlessness
Of conscious impsounios.ty, and appeared
before Simouson at the rate o. three times
in twenty -four hours, he was sent across the
river where there lie no temptation for cuan
without money to get drunk
Farmers are beginning their spring
blowing.
A resident of Rockford has recovered
S 800 from that city for g sidewalk acct
dent. WewA something Of that kind here
to help US.
Last night Two inebriAted Moliners pitch
cd into one another on their way to Daven
port on the ferryboAt. Seeing couple of
police officers about to interfere, one of the
parties jumped into the water, sobered off q
bit there, and allowed him self to be fshed
out again. Both we're taken to gsol, and
expiated their crime in the police court this
morning.
Si1 years ago Scott county pauptV nam
ed Christopher Henning came into pt'sses-
sion of 1862, which he deposited in ba ok.
The Poor Directors, having found this out,
have legally gone through him, and the
money is paid over to the poor fund.
The citizens Of Decatur announce their
Holly Water Works decided success.
A soreheAd says "courtship is bliss but
masrimony is blister"
A printers devil was bitten by dog
few days ago, since which the dog has lisger
ed until this morning when it died in grea,
agony.
Mr.. Field returned yesterdsy-they say
he looks Apply.
EPSON "Salis. sailors at the DERBY.
Good day for the coal trade. Ice is look
ing down again.
1t is better to have the big end of a little
thing than the little end of big thing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-03

A bright, healthy child 10 perennial spria
Of joy in every well regulated family, and wnsre
ia that father, who after the strife and turmoil
of business. on retiring to his home, is not be-
guiled Of care by the inpooent prattle Of his
child? Perhaps this father 10 Q worldly mar.
and IN axes gold his idol, he may have been 4
successful man, sad smsssed riches. Yet pl.c,
his child on the sick bed, and all his gold 4,
at the disposal of the physicians, and the oply
re urn he asks Ia the restoration of health TO
his child. Fathers Mothers! would You pre-
serve your child in health? Then listen 70 a, /.
There is one prevailing cause of the diseAse in
children, and that cause Ia worms. II this
cause of disease 10 not removed, your child win
si.ken and die, or lingsr suffering invalid for
life. We present to you an infallible remedy
for worms; It 10
DR.. Judson's Dead Shot Worm Candy,
and Is pat up In she form Of . stick Of candy,
aud so pleasant to the taste, that children
greedily tease for It. II is purely Vegetable,
and cannot hurt the smallest child. Ask for DR.
Judson's Dead Shot Worm Candy. For sale
everywhere a. 20 cents per package.
W. b. ooksTooK, Sole Proprietor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-03
a 8amh erger.

Has now on exhibition for his retail trade a
large assortment of Plsin and plaid Poplins,
japanese plain and figured Silks, Irish PopEns
black and cOlorsd Alpscas in great Varieties,
Sstteeus, Empress Cloths, oxford suitings plain
aud striped chamorAys, Piquss, Tsrlstass,
organdies. complete line Of gents, ladies,
misses' &pd ohildsen's Hose, Gloves, Handler
chiefs, Lace Collars. A large assortment of
Edgings and embrOiGeries very large as
sortnent OF Prints, and muslius, full line Of
Ribbons, ell COlOrs, Shawls, and e. neral Sc
lection Of Dry Goods AID Notions, to which the
attention Of the public is cordially invited.
n. B. My Wholesale department is complete
in al It's branches, to which country merchants
are generally invited.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-03
FORM OF PLUMBERS LICENCE BOND

hho" al men by these presents that of
te city OF Rock Island and State of Illinois are held
ana hrny bound unto the city of Rock Island in the
penal sum of dollars lawfnI p1anav of
te hited States, for the payment of which well and
truly be made, bind ourselves heirs evecrtcrs
and administrators, Jointly and s.verally firmly by
these presents.
-, sealed with our seals; Dated this day
OF One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Inc condition of this obligation is such that
whereas the said did on the tlav of
u obtain from the city of Rock Island in the
state Of illinois, Licence as Plumber, within and
for said city
Vow therefore, If the said shall at all
times and in all respects carefully and truly observe
the regulations which have been may hereafter be
established by the City Council respecting the in
PRODUCTION and use of the water in said eity and
snail indemnify and save harmless The city II Rock
island of and from all accidents and DAMAGES caused
by any negligence in protecting his work. or by any
unfaihtul or inadequate work done by virtue Of his
iiesnce, then and in that this bond and every
thing herein expressed shall be absoluteynull and
void, otherwise TO be and remain in full force and
virtue.
witness our hands and seals this day
Witness
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-03

REMOVAL OF !. BLMBERGER.-Finding his
present premises TO small to exhibit the
large stock of goods which he is just getting
in, |. BAmberger is about 80 move to the
handsome new place which has been
specially fitted up for him on the ground
floor of the City Hotel. Here he will be aba
to make full display of his 6ne classes Of
goods, and will make it pay for ell pur-
chssers who will vail for his grand opening
on April End m2S-dtf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-03

COMMISSION MfRCHASTs.-Ws have plea.
sure IN directing the attention of producers
to the card of Messrs John VAIL d Co.,
which appears in another column. Messrs.
WAhl & Co. are successors to Wahl i Car
penter, general produce and flour Commia-
sion merchants No. 9 Market street ST.
Louis, and are worthy of every confidence
To facilitate business they supply shippers
with sacks for wheat, corn, Data and barley
on the best terms, and make liberal cash
advances on consiguments of goods. Al
further particulars may be learned by ad-
dressing to the firm and doing business
with them. This house already has q very
large connection but is DESTROYS and able tC
increase it largely.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-03

The FERRY LANDNs.-The ferry landing,
which is now located opposite the foot of
Washington street seems likely to remain
there, as the city is about to grade the river
bank At that point for that purpose. There
are good reasons for the location of the
landing where itnou is. The water is deep,
while at ths foot of Eagle street ii is shoAl
which is caused by.a projecting rocky point.
II is in the straight line with Main street,
across the river, at the foot of which the
Davenport landing is; and furthermore, no
railroad switches embArrAss passsn! gers
and teams crossing the track to the boat al
the foot Of Washington street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-03

Hon. NJ. Fl. BovEE, of Wisconsin; the
cele brated advocate of the abolition of CAPT
tai punishment was in our city this morning
en- route for Des Moins's. Mr. Bovee is to
address the Legislature on tomorrow eve
ming and his bill to abolish hanging which
he sent forward some three weeks since, is
made special order for the 5.h.
Should our citizens desire to hear Nj
Bovee on this question, they can have the
opportunity on his return, which will be in
about ten days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-03
FORM OF PLUMBERS LIcENcE.


This is to certify that having al,
cuted and filed the requisite bond il hereb NE
by the superintendent of the Rock Is' and 49,
Works of the city of Rock Island to " axe ara tT
meet service pipes (for conducting ws 20 ~ a oou
and tenementsl with the distributing mines Il; thj
city after said pipes have been tapp ed - '"is
The conditions OF this License are That the ucepti
ate shall at all times, and in all 0
and truly observe the regulation which have hea1
or may hereafter be established by The a,;ty Cnnc3i
said city. ~ ""'ei ~
ANY failure on the partof said Lioenced Plumbers
also any failure to com DIV fnIy with The Terms II
TINS hcence ana tne oon lions of said bond whether
any accident snail occu from such failure or
hegiect, snai make forfeiture of this iicence
suspension, during an at the pleasure of the City
Council. Tnis licep &c shall continue during the
pleasure oi tne pup erintendent, but for no longer
on the margin thereof
This hcenee eypires December 81. Is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-03

RIVER News. The Arkansas left 81, Louis
for Dubuque Yesterday. The Lake Super
Tor arrives here tonight aud leaves for
Dubuque tomorrow. The Rock Island
and Davenport of the upper Mississippi are
engaged by John A. williamson, for the
Cincinnati Express Line, and 90 to work at
once. The Buckeye from MOutrOss is on
the Rock Island ways. The Annie Girdon
vas launched yesterday by the Mississippi
Log Co aud will leave here on Sunday.
The lie Claire went up rive. this morning.
The river banks ct this point are now entire
ly free from ice.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-03
If YOU HAVE DYSPEPSIA,

HEADACHE, Dizziness, Costyeness, Piles, OPP
II preston after Eating, Sour Rising or any Indi-
gestion or Bihousness, If you do not thank after
using DIR. HARRiSONS PERlSTAITiC LOZ-
ENGES, will forfeit the price of the box. Also.
warrenIed TO cure every kind of PILES. For sale at
No: fremont Temple, Boston, by E. A. iiARRI-
SON & CO, PrOprietors, and by all Druggists.
Mailed for 90 cents.
For sale by John Bengston 13-deod ,mwf