The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-26
TEL TEERAPTTr
Republican Nominations in
IOWA.
Gen, Sherman's opinion of
Lo. the Poor Indian.
Deaf Mutes Learning to
Speak.
Crop Reports.
Failure of the Type Setting
Machine.
The Wa1worth Trial Com
menced.
Bold Action of En1ierants.
They take a Vessel and Sail
for Quebec.
Women Confidence OPP
orators.
Cholera Reports.
Is it Junius Brutus, or 6
Hoax?
Accidents, Fires. Grimes
Etc. Etc,
Cholera Reports.
Is it Junius Brutus, or q
Hoax?


pEs MONIES, June 25.-Ihe Republican
State Convention met to-day and nomlna-
ted e. {. Carpenter Tor reelection To the
office Of governor. without opposition.
Hon Joseph Dysart, of Iama H. W.
Adams, Of Allamakee. VI. VI. W alden Of
Appan1use, and ID y. Davidson. were
placed IN nomination Tor Lieutenant Hoy-
ern0r
The first Informal ballot resulted by
sart, 400; Adams. 256 " alden II Dar-
ldson,ll whole humber Of votes cast6so;
necessary 10 choice, 34S. Before the close
Of the second ballot, l'ysdrt nomination
was made unanimous
Col, Aionz0 Aherthuey was nominated
for Superintendent Of Public Instruct "a
hy reclamation.
Hon, }. W. Beck was rem minated iJT
Supreme Judge by acclamati3n
They resolved that they We're proud %
the Republican party and that the farmers
ought to continue to vote the Republican
ticket; that We belleve We can secure,
. through the Repubhcan party, the political
reform and the Iust aud necessary measures
OF legislation and rehet from monopohes aud
other abuses OF power which the country
50 4uch need ne people u1n beIIeYe
any such thing
WASHINGTON. June 25.-Lieneral Sher-
man has sent 10 the Indian Bureau an off
eial letter, stating that the Cheyenne and
Nova Indians are on their reservations,
Whieh he thuS indorseS hese are the
Indians to conetilate whom Santanta and
/ Big Tree are to be turned loose. | have
no more 1alth Ill their sincerity than ]
have IN pralrie wolves and as once rlsk
ed my LIE to test theT sincerity, 90 not
propose u again expose others u Ike dan
ger, aud hope the Indian bureau viii man
age them without the and Of the army
At the commencement q the National
Deat Mute I9uese one oi the remarkabie
features was the >alutatoTy dehYeTed oral
p ly by DAVID H. Carroll, OF Ono who IS en-
tirely deaf, but has learned to speak with
almost perfect distinction, 1he aiedlc
tory was delivered by aiandlgham Hai
ioway. OF Indiana, who had also learned L
: artculate,
The Agricultural Bureau reports tht
acreage OF winter wheat as somewhat III
) creased ana Of spring wheat as very large
~ increased, ana especially III the North
west With favorable conditions tht
Weld may be safely set down at 2ZU,0ou,
600 busheis-an increased acreage Al
improved yield OF cats Is indicated IN ma
Jorlty oI the states. I"ehty-IoqF state
report ana increase, ana ten a decreased
acreage III oats.
New GoRK, june 25,-The effects o
the Alden Type setting aud distrbutln!
machine company were sold to-day at auc
ton tor $4,000 1t Is SAID that the IN
ventor sank at least halt million dollar
III pertectlng his invention, The effect
embraced letters patented IN this countr,
and IN Europe, machines, machinery ant
stock IN the factory
Christian Smith, aged %, IN the Tomb
for the past SIX weeks on charge et va
grancy died suddenly Yesterday 1t Il
sald he telgned death on three former oe
easlonS, once beng cothned several hours
and again was placed upon slab IN tn
Morgue, only revlving when the waite
trickled down his face. The Coroner dc
cilues to hold an inquest until assured til
man Is actually dead.
Ia the billiard tournament this P, NJ
DAILY beat Dion by POS to 80,
A jury having been obtained in tn
-e Waiworth case, Assistant District Att0r
y ney Rollins opened Tor the prosecution, re
- viewing the details OF the tragedy, an
saying that the defendant had trayelle
300 miles to commit the crime. The test
mony for the prosecution has begun Tn
- prisoner is attended by his mother an
younger brother
A dispatch from Quebec says a numbe
Of Norwegian Swedish emigrants employ
ed IL the iron works of Mr.. Molson, a