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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-12-01
From the chicago Times Oct %, 1861.

REIIEr FoR THE AFFI1cfEn.--It IL an old saying
that the indiscrrtons Of mankind are manifold and
the records annually publishsd In medical work.
attest the truth OF the assertion. Men commit
vious errors aysnst the laws of and mcrali-
tip. and pay the penalty In the shape Of loaihsome
disease. acute pain and prolonged suffering. Each
year Increases instead OF Diminishing the evil. and
the long catalogue Of sufferers stretches 10
extent absolutely appalling The man VIE seeks
public benefaetpr. The phyaieiaa who makcs -
class Of diseazee 20 which We refer s151
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CONSU MPTION
And It's Cure.
And Its Cure.

Victims Of this awful disease are found in every
neigh horhood- in most every house
For them and for their friends we have tidings Of
good cheer and hope-rhe announcement of q most
important discove Y. firmly based upon common
sense and reason, by which tAe terrible malsdy Is
po itively controlled. and its victims restored
to health.
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WILSON'S
GARB0lATED COD LIVER Oil

IL not Il secret empirical nostram. 1t is a happy
combination Of two remedies known TO physicians
everywhere a the best means OF combating con.
sumption. Tuls combination il Mr.. WILLOWS dis
covery, and is founded upon the following
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LOST ENERGY s9 Rs:l zsssi.'y ss
Mind, Defective
Memory, Bash
fitness, Weak
nFNItIn' ness of mind and
'-t StN-Os body all troubles

caused by Nervous Debility speedily cured, by
the only known and sure remedy, used a, the old
WESTERN MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 1877 SYCA-
MORE ST. CINCINNATI, o. No pay required
of responsible persons until cured send two
stamps for free circular Of advice
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DIR. BoHASNAN'S =, Pile Ointment - is
guaranteed certain cure for Piles, no matter
what form or how long standing, in from three
to Eve DAYS. Price One Dollar. Sent TO any
address (by mail fifteen cents extra for POSTAGE.
Address DR.. c. A. B0HANNAN, No. els
North Fifth street. ST. Louis, Mo.
Rr- Persons RENTING money by mail for
Medicines. viii send by 'Postofhce Order -
or - Registered Letter.
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Saws.
Bo,stea 5 Lightning Saws.

Not One FAILED In 2U,UUU
Two men cut a 10 inch log by hand
with this saw, in EIGHT SECONDS,
ON Sept. l, 1859, at Philadelphia. in
the presence Of MAJOR Gen. Meade
and numerous other distinguished
men.
These are the only saws in opera
ton that are equivalent To the front
Cutting and Clearing Of Hand Saw
BOTH ways, viz going and coming.
The slant edges between the points
do not cut, the vertical face OF each
NJ cutting, and the slant following,
and vice versa, as drawn back and
forth. All Teeth are cutten. All
Teeth are Clearers. As il costs i've
hundred or more dollars for the la
Dor that wears out any saw, q saving
of one-fifth by speed and ease of an
improved saw caves the cost of d0z-
en-. The length, strength, stiffness,
and durability of these teeth are OBJ
vious. Note also speed, ease, sim
plicity and clearness-
% PEED.-If two points are dressed
to cut In line, vertical or advancing
cuts are more effective than retreat.
ing edges of old V cutters used by
ali other saws.
EASE. tits easier to pillow groove
In timber than to crush one out.
SIMPLICITY.-All points are thu
same length and cut their way. We
do not now recommend thick rakins
and hook teeth, as they requires
much shortening and re adjus tment
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J. M. BUF0RD. Agent.
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Chancery Notice.

NtEpkCE ID
Clern OF said { curt
SWEENEY & JACKSON. Solicitors for Complain
ant. nov23d fans
, 1873-06-30
DES MONIES,
An UnWcfcOmc Guest Shot by u MAN
and 1ais Wifc---Anti-NI0nopo
Stutc Convention.

An UnsvcIcomo Guest Shot by a mnu
and 1ais observation-disclosures
Stuto Convention.
Special Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune
DEsMolNEs, Iowa, Juno 20.-Nelson Yard and
his wife, ut Cottage Grove, suburban portion
Of DesA1oinos, shot and instantly killed jackson
Jones, last night, just after dark. Yard fired q
shotgun, tho charge entering Jonos' body Just
ovor tho hoart Mrs. Yard frod revolver, and
missed. They allcgo that Jones committed
rapo on HRS. Yard some months sinco. The
statement is doubted. Yard and his wife
have confessed the decd, and aro in
Jail. In his confession, Yard and his vito claim
that Jonos has been in tho habit Of going to
1asd's house for somo timo past, and compelling
Mrs: Yard to submit to his amorous desires, and
forcing submission BY tho persuasive elogueuce
OF loaded revolver. Yard aud wifo have for
como time been planning way to put an end to
Jones visits. Last night, wlon Jones called.
they woro ready for him. Yard was no mora
than si1 feet from Jones when he killed him. tho
shot tearing large hole in tho side of his body.
Yard is an Intelligent, Woodworking carpeI,-
ter, well respected by all his acquaintancos, and
generally a la,s- abiding citizen. Jones has led
rough and disBolute life. Tho murdered, man
leayea vito and ono child. pro1tnfhafy o.
animation will take placo tomorrow" fhe affair
has created some excitement. majority Of the
people of tho neighborhood ..gympathixo with
Yard, aMd it ia probable that thoy will be dis
chargod IT Tie charges they mako In their con-
feasio are subatantiatod on trial,
The Antl-AtonopoliBts have called n State Con-
Ventlon to meet i'll this city August Is.
, 1873-06-30

40 Old Mnn Cruelty Benten by Three
ItonEhh.--No provocutfon Offercd---
The Victim in a PrccnrlOus Condi~
tfon.
Yesterday morning three young r,lf1iana COM
mittod an unprovoked aud brutal assault upon
an aged German, named August Grauzour, on
tho lake Bhoro, near tho North Pier. Grauzour
had goua ant In tho ooo of tho onrlJ morning to
catch moss Of fish. He had just thrown
in his line, when three young mon catno
ewaggorinB up. Ono OF them asked him What
he waa doing there. Without waiting oven for q
respectful reply, second aaid that ho Ind no
business there. Tho old man replied that he
had, and intended to remain thore. Whoreupon
tho three mon began to abuao him by using
tho yi!eas language toward him, and jerking
his dsh-poIe from him and breaking It
up. The old man demonstrated with
them, but Mother his words or hiH ngod and
one Of tho brutal crowd. They aoom rather to
have incited them to moro violent treatment Of
tho old man, for all three finally began to amuao
thcmselves by kicking him with their feet
.at and striking him With their fists upon
treatment might have been kopt up
until murder had boen committed bnt for the
arrival OF reacuer in the person Of 9. OlRndcr,
aletter:carrier. This man did noble part III
porsuading the roughe to leave their victim, and
left thom there, and, hastening along, mot
Officer Lyskery, who, when he had hoard the
Rtory, went In pursuit Of tho villains who had
appeared 30 prominently in it. He arrested ono
OF thom, who gave tho name Of Ed Flynn. Tho
other two saw tho officer approaching, and man.
aged to escape An oxpross wagon boing pro-
cured, Grauzour, in IN insonBible con-
takon to his home, No. Ito sedgwicle
street. Ho remained ineoneible until noon
yesterday, when ho partially revived. His cou-
dition is regarded as being very procarious.
Two Of his ribs are brokon, and ho suffered
frightful appearance. 1t ia covered with short
gashea and il much swollen. Tho perpetrators
Of this most aggravatiug outrage should DO
caught, If at al possible, and severely pun
iBlleu.
, 1873-06-30
FORElGN.
Cuban Emancipation Ono OF tho Re-
forms Proposed by tho
Spanish Ministry.
Loss of Life and Property by Earth.
quake In Northern Italy.
Tho Vienna Exposition Building
Badly Damaged by Storm.

SPAIN.
MADRID, Juno 23.-Tho Irroconcilabloa throat
on to tako up arms ii tho Ministry ia formed OK
elusiyely of members Of tho Right. Tho au-
thorities havo made preparations to repross dia-
order, ana hnvo stationed corps OF tho Civil
Guard around the palace Of tho 0ortos.
The report Of tho tlofont by Con. Cabrinoty Of
tho Carlist forccs undor tho personal command
Of Don Alfonzo fH officially confirmed.
THO 1nternatfonals are losing ground In Cata-
lonia.
Tho Cure Of Bautn Cruz still holds rs prison.
eza tue Mayor Of Vir1aton and tho correspondent
Of Lepass, and will only roonse them on con-
dltton that france gives up two informed Carlist
officers.
Senior ooatado has boon appointed Minister Of
Public Works.
Senior Pi Marga1l stated in tho Co1tcs yea
terday that his programme OF policy was un-
changod. Notice was given TINT the Govern
ment WOULD prosont Bill for tho immediate alb
clifton Of slava1y In Cuba, and that the same po-
Itical reforms would bo granted tho colony aa
worc on1oyod by tho people Of spain. The an
nouncoment WAS received with cheers.
Tho Minister Of Marine announced, as o men8-
ure Of economy, tho suppression OF tho Ad1niral-
ty and discontinuanco Of the Mediterranean
squadron.
Con. Nouyillas telograrhs that Castanon's
loss in his recent gagement with tho Carlists
noar Panpoluna was 20 killed, 100 wounded, and
100 missing, while That Of the rabelB waa 100
killed and 400 Tounded.
, 1873-06-30

Murdered and Placed on n Railroad
Iraick--Sslffocatetl in n Vault--{sood
1en1plMr Organisation.

Murdered nald Placed on n Railroad
Tratck--Suffocntetl in n Vault--tsood
1emplhr OrEuMizutloM.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Juno 2S.-It is supposed that
another tiondish murder has boon addod to tho
catalogue Of crimes. Last night tho engineer
Of the night trim wost on the milwaukee, l. st.
Paul Railroad, when noar Hubbleton Station,
discovered man laying on tho track. Tho dis
tance was SO short that tho engine could not be
atopped, and the nun waB all torn to pieces,
Hin remains were gathered up and taken to
Hnbbloton, whore ho WIS recognized as German
pamed Bungard. It WAS at first supposed that
tho man had laid down from intoxication, as the
smell Of whisky was yiBblo on him; but today
= Coronor's jury has boon in session aud l,aye
brought to light the fact TINT Duugard loft Wa
terloo in the evening for his home ut Hubbloton.
perfectly sober, after having had M altercation
with q blackBmith. Foot-gteps were discovered
near tho body aud traeod aone thirty feet from
whore tho man lay.
A little daughter Of Gorman named Dsl,op.
asod or years, foil Into = priyy-vault to-day
aud. before assistance could reach Aer, WINS eufro-
Gated or drowned.
A now Good TemplarA' lodge, with Charles Z.
Bross aa iss prehiding officer. was formed hero
last night, having fifty persons Az charter-mem-
hors, composed almost entirely OF business men
OF this city.
, 1873-06-30
o DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY, JUNE yU. ],

O'ponnol1, n section foreman, who livos twolvo
miloa woat Of Sidney, on tile railroad. Mrs. O'Don-
noll aud hcr children wero at home whom tho mon
ontorod. After robbing tho houBo Of sundry
Gieco8 Of jewolryt aome money, mud other val
iabloB. tho villains frcd two or threo Bhots Mt
hlrH. O. Donnell, wonnding hor In ono arm md
ahattoring hor jaw Tho mon walkod of up tho
railroad. blrB. O'Donnol], although severely
wounded and woalt from tho loss Of blood took
1lor baby In 1or arms aud llaBtoncd as fast as
possible toward hor husband, WHO was at work
somo four Or ilvo 1nilon from tho house. But nl,o
becamo faint and dollriouB, aftor walking .
mile Or 30, and Bwoonod at tho roadnfdo, with
ler child In her nrms This WAS about tho mid
dlo Of tho afternoon. Tho baby orawlod away
from It's mothers graBp, aud, whils playing
around upon tho sward, all unconscious of tho
tragic situation, tho father, returning
fIo% ns5 H. ha ,, ,york, On, oa1ne ,,,R,, ", 3 t9
,bli,stertng in tho sun Q milo from homo. Upon
being xon,oved to tho houBo, tho wife recovered
sufficiently to rolnto tho circumstances Of tho
affair. md Immediately q plan Of pursuit. waa
agreed upon. Intelligence Of tho outrage was
sont to, Sidney, nnd a mounted company
Of about twonty eitlzens, with d few
soldiers, started after tho tramps. They
wore overtaken noar pottor'a Station, about day.
light noxt morning, and the nogro wis shot load
and the wlito man mortally wounded: The for
mer WIS loft to bleach upon tho prairio, without
tho ceremony Of bllriH1, aud tho whito man,
who WAS barely alivo was tnkon to house.
, 1873-06-30

- Tho Hon. r. @. Cnpriolo, President Of tho
| Huron Il Ontario Ship Canaf, and Fred Turnor,
Esq, aro at the Sherman House.
ATT o'clock laet Saturday night, q Nttlo boy
named August Cantroni8o, living at No. $50
tonrth avenue, was run over by horao aud
wagon, driven by D drunken man named ). G..
Morgan, and Bovore1y injured. Morgan waa
| locked up ut thu -Arnory.
There will be q very important mecting of tho
| Chicago Medical Society this oyoning at tho Of
flee of DR.. Dyas, Olangos il tho plan Of organ
izatfon initinted at a previous mooting rill DO
completed.
Tho doad body Of m unknown man was found
on tho lalo shore, near eeyenty-Hecond street,
In tho Town OF Hyde Park, yesterday morning.
1t waa lying In tho brcakwator, and WAS very
much docomposed. It Waa removed to tho
Morgue. No marks Of violonoe wero found
upon 1t.
Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock, as the
propeller Annie Laurie, Capt. Myers, was round
Ing point in tho river at tho foot OF Fulton
street, Bho rau into q feot OF fiyo caual-boats
from Lookport, loaded with grain. Ono Of them,
the Guile. owned by G. 3. Martin, Of Lookport
instantly sunk. Tho four other boats wero moro
or loss damaged, none seriously.
Mr. ". D. 1ngraham writes from Parker, Kun
eas, stating that an organization has boon formed
for tho purpose Of exhibiting specimens Of tho
aboriginos collected from tho different tribes. in
tho principal towns and dltios Of the North md
East. They have secured tho services Of about
fifty mon, women, and children, belonging to
noarly as many tribes, who will appear in tllo
dross of thefr fathers, and be armed in primitive
fashion. They arc warranted not to sealp tho
audiences. Ihoy take their ponios with thenl,
but will travel by rail, starting North during tho
present Woolz.
Senator Windom, Chairman Of tho Senate
Committee on Transportation arrived in Chica-
50 yesterday. He was IN Buffalo last Thurs
, 1873-06-30
Il Married Woman in Indiana Cuts
erThr0at, and the tk0ly IL Rescued
with Difficulty from UlOodhDundk,

From the Louisville coltrter-JoHrHaf
A horrible and Rad suicide occurred ut Laoonia,
in Harrison County, Ind, Friday afternoon.
The wife Of Mr. Lewis Miller had been an invalid
for the past eight months. nnd besides, had
boon afflicted with trouble Of domestic charao-
ter. On the abovo-namol afternoon sho went
out into tho yard, and, being absent q longer
time tllhn usual, hor brother, Waltor L. Critol-
low, went in search Of her. Not finding hor in
the yard, le went into the snloko-houHo, and
gllaatly Hight mot his eyes. His sister was lying
on tho floor with hor throat cut, tho jugular vo1
being severed, and tho warm blood gushing out
from the wound. Two blood-loundH that wore
Oh the place woro crouchod BY tho body. licking
up the blood that Was copiously flowing from
the wound. As aoon aB Mr.. Critchlow could
recover from his horror, ho raiHcd his siater in
his arms. Bho WAS still breathing, but diod in
q few seconds. Tho blood-hountls having had q
taste OF tho blood, were is their naturo, inft-
rated and rayonous, and 1t Was only after
tho groatoBt oxortionB that 1[r. Critchlow
could got away with the body OF hia
unfortunate sister, they sayagely following
him up and suapping and biting at him.
It ia stated by some TINT Mrs. Miller, for sorno
tlmo past, has given eyidenco Of insanity, and
the Auppoaltion iH that she WAS insane whom sllo
committed the horrible act. Tho wound was in
1llctod with carying-knife, which Hho had con-
cealod about hpr person.
, 1873-06-30

Last year, when the tobacco tax WAS consol-
idated at 20 contB it was thought that the utter
nal rovenuo receipts from this source for tho
fiscal year now closing would Hhow a decrease Of
at lonst five or six millions as compared with
former years, but instead Of that amount tho
figures show that tho dooroase is only about
3600,000.
TREASURY PROGRAMME FOR JULY.
Secretary Richardson has directed tho Assist
ant Treasurer at Now York to give notice that
during tho month of July he will soil
81. .00o,000 in gold, on tho first, second, fourth
md fifth Thursdays oach, and 81, SOC, 600
Oh tho third Thursday and TINT lie will purchase
$500, 900 OF bonds OH tho third Wednesday, Of
tho month. In all, lle will sell S5, ,5O0, 600 III
gold, aud buy s500000 of bonds.
TREATY OF WARRINGTON.
The Presidents proclamation Inns boon pro-
pared to be issued OH the 1Ht OF July, ANNOUNCE
ing the going into effect on that day Of tho ar
toleB, from Is to 25, inclusive, of tho Treaty
OF Washington, necessary legislation having
been adopted on the part of tho Imperial
Parliamont Of Great Britain tho Legislature Of
Canada, aud Prince Edwards Island On tho one
sido, and by the Congress OF the United s.ates
on tho other.
Secretary Fish will leave Washington to.mor-
row night for Now York.
THE MEXICAN BORDER COMMISSION
has lodged its final report with tho State Depart
mont. Four hundred casea have qoon examined.
aggresating in amount only 9l1 ,000, 600, and not
SOU, 700 ,000, as las boon represented.
, 1873-06-30

Tho total loss will roach 100000 fully covered
yytrn by lna,'f9nco: ~ Tho building yaa owned BY tho
aHEaneo. s5o, In foreign companies. 'T'he
othor loascs, ohioly by wafor, arc =: Remington
d porktnH, wholoaale millinery goods Tar
mum g Sherman; Butlor, Brown & Co., leather
Donniaon i Go. 3. &. daloony IL s1 3. Ii. % Tlnars,
ton i o.; Boston Shoe Btoro; Mrs. Handy
Mrs. William a. Howard and Knights Of
Pytiias. Al arc insured, mainly In foreign
otllcos. Three firemen woro injured. Tho
orly the Academy Of Music, woro slightly dam
CoNoonD, N. H., juno 20.-A fire this morn
ing destroyed Griflln'a carriage manufactory, tho
buildings Loss, ' insurance, @ s1 si5 900. '
, 1873-06-30
Legislative FtlIls

FTDIN IHt NelU I0FE ITiGHnf
4 little fin gooB further in Legislative AS
sombly tlan anywhere olso III tho world A pa
per-hullot well-thrown will sometimes matte ita
tilrowor tlle horo Of tho momeut among our Al
bany law-gIvers. Tho oloBing scones of our
Congressos are markod with tho moBt wonderful
capora, whose stupidity ia only lesR remarkable
than tho appreciation Of tic audience and
actors. There Is perhaps not so much active
horso-play III tho House Of Commons, mud yet a
worry triling thing will stir its members up to
laughter. A short while ago, whom MIR. Hughes
WAS speaking, Mr.. Auberon Herbert placed a
glass Of water OH tho bench behind him. on
which tho orator sat down, broaking the glass
aud nlolasoning considerable oxpanse OF trout
Ber. Tile House ohoorod lnHtily.
, 1873-06-30
Weekly Review OF tho Albnny Ltvc-
Stock 1lArkct,

Special Dspatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
ALBANY, n. T., June 29.-BEEvKs-The ruling OF
this weeks market haa boon unusual. On Thursday
ho market opened quietly with good attendance Of
local buyers and fow Eastegn Dealers who supplied
ho1r wantH paying for natives the prices current last
week. aud for Texans and Ghorokeea full o per b on
from Inst wcol. Sales Of the day reached LOO head
fully tho average numbor disposed OF opening day.
York and tho East, but the market did not show any
nrked degree Of activity buyers not boing disposed
to pay tho prices aakcd, and busnosa was
confined mostly to Eastorn dealers aud local
buyers. Sales today did not number mnuy moro than
on Thursday Yesterday tho attendance was also good
Thore WAS homo holding Off but finally buyers took
hold, and tho morninga trade WAS q LIVELY ono Tho
supply nmbera 600 head ehort of last week. and OF
an average Quality much inferior. Embraced In tho
receipts arc large number Of Toxana n1d Chcrokees
which sold Ut very low prices. Western markets arc
them sl1Khty depressed thu market horo On nntiyes
the market rnlea fully a8 high as last weeks prices
Tho following IL tabie of comparative values as iud-
eating tho main ruling Of the !uurtet:
Premium. ...........,..... .fs 76fa7.25 ta.87@7.2s
E1tshs.. ............. t.5047.73 G.6laG,76
Glfst 9nalty y:.............. 8.0o490.e5 6.0090.37
sscond 1aaaty............ 6.25@5.76 6.60@G.oo
!harG quaIty. 4.15@6.25 6.01Gs6.60
Mon ows.wit nmit, f17s s@nS ind 4soa
Ing domand this branch Of trado has ruled dull Late
IN tho week about carloads were received,
which were taken by local dealers at from $i5Qp to
$500, which in tho range Of prices.
SAEEp AND LAMHs-1lecclpta about 25 loads In e1-
o1eess Of laat week, and Of botor quality. oder-
n'and bcilg fair. Sheep, $5.oo@s.34 lambs, 0@1lo
HonsEs-The supply has bocn fully a. largo as last
week, aud slIght improvement In tho demand has
been experienced.
, 1873-06-30

Special Dispatch 70 IIo Chicago T+ibHne
DETROIT, june 29.-PAssED DowN-rrops jay
Gould, plymouth, Ara1es, y. III. Wilson, tAy nnd
basgea; barks Austin, Two Fannios, Golden Wcst ID
fslnler; Bohrs nridgewatcr, =. d. Locke Dolphin,
Emma Hutchinson +. Homo, Montmorelny, Atlanta,
John Rice, William arardy, Eacanaba, southweHt,
Daatiing Wave, Dole Drown, i. j. Webb. hlanmee
Valley Mary, Collns. King Bistors, Annie Mulyoy,
PAssgD Up-props Bh!ckalunn, paasaic sarnta,
Winslow, Vienna, Cuba, Glasgow and barges, Esta-
T. u. NIco schsa Dick au.aners, p. 8. Austin, No
yadn, James Joy, portland Noyca, Mnry II. hloss,
Thomas Qnayle, o. i. Nerrick, Oak Leaf, Newsboy,
8e!krk,
WrNr--Ensf.
, 1873-06-30

Spec}aI UlsMlch @ tbs Chlcd0o TRIBUNE.
LA8ALLE, Juna 20.-rhs prop3 STERN nrrycd to-day
towing the cana.-boat Allwakoo from st. Louis both
loaded with pig ron for Chicago. The steamer Katie
arrived towing tho canal-hoa. Metropolis from OhitI-
cotho with corn for Chicago. Tho csual-boat Leyl-
athan waa towed up from pcr with corn for Ohicago
Tho prop Storm, towing the canal.boat Milwaukee,
both With pig Iron fur Chicago, and the Metropolis
and Icviatha, both with for Chicago, all passed.
into tho CANAL Iwiud and waye proplttoUa aud pros-
nects generally fay0rabo,1 Tho Iarson DrDwnlow,
with lla1nbor for Ohilllcotho, aud the Hercules. with
lumber for Peoria, IassHol out.
-Four feet aud two inches Of water reported on the
Kokapoo bar. Eight feot aud eight Inches Oh the
mitorslu Of Lock ~,
, 1873-06-30

ST. Louis, June 28.-A dispute occurred yes-
terday afternoon betwoon ]. NJ. stoddard, pro
priotor Of q hotel in Far1nington, AIinn., and
George Brown, q boartor, which resulted In
stoadard being fatally shot, Brown then wont
whom Brown threatonod to shoot. whoroupon
tho Sheriff drew revolver and shot Brown
dead
On Wednesday, oyoning laat, German living
IN Fillmore County, Nebrasku, went to tho house
OF J. u. Cory aud attempted to kill him, but
only wounded Linn in tho leg. The noxt mornInu
tho ncighhors went to tho house of tho would,
30 assahsln and found him dead, l1e having
blown AlH own brains out,
, 1873-06-30
ITALY,

FLORENCE, Juno 29.-Strong ahocks Of Garth
quake wore folt in tho north Of Italy at o'clock
this morning. Tho motion WINS seyoro in Venico
and Verona, and cauHod panic. There wero
several accidents In those oiies. but no serious
damage dono to porsons or property. At other
points shocks wero moro violent, and their efTcot
disastrous. 4 dispatch from Troviso re-
ports that at Foletto, near Coreg-
Gano, about thirty-flvo miles north Of
quake and thirty-eight PERSONS killed, and in
four villages noar Vittora, fourteen perBons
wore killed and many injured. Great damnge
was also lona In the town OF Ballono, On tho
River piro, fifty nilea north of Venice.