The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-18
TELEGRAPHTC,
Judge Treat Stricken down
by Paralysis.
A New Departure in Louis
lana.
Anniversary of the Battle
of Bunker Hill.
Cholera in Memphis, Gin
cinnati & Nashville.
The Sunday Liquor Law in
Chicago and Columbus.
Persecution of Christians
in Rome.
A Batch of New York Ru-
mOrS.
Accidents, Fires, Crimes.
Etc, Etc.
The Sunday Liquor Law in
Chicago and Columbus.
Persecution of Christians
in Rome.
A Batch of New York Ru-
morS.
Accidents, Fires, Crimes,
Etc, Etc.

ST LOUIS, June l7.-Judge S. H. Treat.
Of the Southern District OF Illinois, was
stricken with paralysis while in church
at Springfield, Ill.,, on Sunday evening. He
will probably recover
New ORLEANS, } une l7.-An adjourned
meeting Ot the committee of c0i0red and
white citizens last night adopted a new de
parture for the unIIcatiOn Of the people.
Gen. Beauregard l. chairman Of the com
mittee.
BosToN, June 1.-THE 9Sjh anniversary
of the battle Of Bunker Hill is being OBJ
served 10y the closing Of banks and insuT-
ance offices, many mercantile houses, and a
good display Of flags,
CINCINNATI, June IA case of sudden
death Of a woman with symptoms of chol-
era Is reported IN the city to-day. The old
cases spoken of in last nights dispatches
are improving. No new ones have vet
been reported, except the one above men
toned
MEMPHIS, June 1.-The weather con
tinues bad, AT the most, with incessant rain.
There were fifteen interments to-day ten
of cholera.
' NASHVILLE, June I7.-There were 81
deaths to-day, 35 being from cholera The
disease Is evidently spreading
/ Dispatches from Gallatin, Lebanon,
/ Greenville and other points, show that the
scourge is carrying off great many at
those places
/ CHICAGO. June lin deciding a case
under the municipal liquor ordinance,
Judge Rogers to-day sustained the Mayor
in revnklng a license for violation OF the
law. and pronounced in support Of the sun.
day closing ordinance.
CoLUuBrs june 1.-Two men whc
persisted Ia keeping their saloons open last
Sunday. in violation Of the Sunday Law or
dInauce were to-day fined so and cpSts,
and committed to jail until paid Suol
after prominent liquor dealers had botl
men released on a writ Of habeas corpus
The cases will come up for hearing t0-mor
row A. these are test cases much inter
est is felt in their decision
ROME. June 1.-The Ser ate to-day
passed a bill for the suppression Of reHg
iSus corporations by a vote Of 6s yeas to p
nays The I'LL now awaits royal sanction
to become d law
NEW ORK, June lT-Col Mckenzie
report Of his attack recently on the kicka
poo and Lipan Indians has reached tn,
War Department Gen. Sheridan. in hi
. Endorsement Of the report, says " d
not believe that there is any boundary be
tween the [ nited States and Mexico whel
2 we are defending the lives Of our citizens
..,v,1 +bnIr -
= mercileSs banditti, to whom the name u
murderer, robber, or thief poorly applies
as covering their acts. Phere can be n
Just cause for dissension if lawful forces G
either nations pursue them for the purpOs
b Of capturing and ending their deeds Of VI
, olence
- A morning paper says that at the pres
J ent time there are between 1000 aud 500
children who have been kidnapped froI
Italy held in slavery in the large cities
D the United States, this city being the grei
central entrepoint Children are brougf
here and sold daily at private auction
= the prices varying from 500 to S4O0 f
j boys. and SlUO 10 $500 for girls, NheI
= the girls are exceptionally pretty, price
g run higher Two little girls who t0geth,
, play their violms in Wall street, are sal
to have been bought by their present owl
l. er for sixteen hundred dollars. Since Il
9 first Of April last, three hundred and Sc
Il enteen Of these children have arrived
this port.
}, 4 new indictment has been found again
= VIM. Moffat Graham. formerly State Sc
ator and President of the " alkill Nation
y Bank charging him with embezzling SiU(
II 900 Of funds Of the Bank
i The Fire Underwriters to day resolv,
: 10 have fire patrol and voted 5000
. for its maintenance for the next two yeaI
L Fifteen new indictments were found I
l. day against members of the late TAI
, many ring, SIX of them being again
q Tweed
ToLEpo, june 1.-THE National Ass
ciation' of Millers assembled at Lyceu
= : Hall to-day Members were present trc
4 FIVE States and the District of Columb
Jacob Barnes, President of the Assoc
ton. was in the chair. Mr. Huston. of
lnOis, by request, described his process
handling middlings, designed to increa
= quantity of the first quality of -four pl
duced from wheat of average character,
MEMPHIS, June I7.-Wm. W. Smit
mail agent between jackson Miss, a
y, Humboldt, was arrested for robbing {
be mail brought before the L. S Comm
n. ~ sioner here and committed to jail in defa
of $4,000 bail 4 number of letters w
aid iidd found on him when rested. which he 81
b were addressed to parties in the habit
receiving money, and ne intended to op
r them.
= SAN Francisco, June 1.-THE lat
2 news from Arizona was dated Sunday la
4 j. ,. Thomas, sheriff Of Prescott eoun
D. was attacked by ApaGhes near Rio Nert
he returned the fire from his buggy, k
ing two and wounding one. The rest
the Apaches, seven or eight in numb
m fled, Thomas horses ran away, but
III escaped uniniured
There are conflicting reports So
say all the Apaches have gone 9th
that only one or two bands have gone
the war path.
PHILADELPHIA, June IA fiv-wb
in the rolling mill of Robbins & Sons bt
I yesterday afternoon, injuring six workm
Is John Murray fatally.
New ORLEANS, June l7.-Three of
negroes who murdered Laurel and Su
last Friday, were lynehed on the Ba
Teche by thousand citizens
ST Louis, June 17.-Joseph C, Ii
~. ard, arrested here for steam horse
Franklin county, was taken up to PaC