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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-14
AlPENA WEEKLY ARGUS.
Tuesday, January II, 1878.
To The Patrons OF the Argus.

The readers of the ARGUS are al
ready aware that the editor has
been confined to his house for the
last three weeks, having a case of
smallpox to attend to. The pa
tient has recovered sufficiently to
leave her bed, and this week the
editor intends to rcnoyate his house
so thoroughly that there will be no
danger of the disease spreading
from that locality. 1t has been re-
ported from time TO time that the
editor himself was down with the
smallpox, but we are happy to say
that there has been no foundation
to these reports. The people all
know that the managing Jour"
aud tie devil have had all the
trials AID cares Of the editorial
chair. have had all the duties il
the Office 10 perform, and we leave
il for them TO judge how well il
Las been done. We have labored
hard. night and day, 10 procure al
the latest news % thai our readers
might keep posted upon al that
vas going on in our own city and
abroad, and during all that period
the paper has not been behind
time once.
Next week the editor thinks lie
viii be thoroughly cleaused, 50
much so that he will be fit to be
seen upon the streets again, when
he will resume the editorship of the
AEGUs, much TO the regret, trc
think, Of the readers. But we
would say TO the patrons have pa
-s..,,-.a. ror WA aoU,tor expects 10
make an extended tour through
The country next spring when, no
doubt, the paper viii again be con-
Quoted under its present efficient
management. Until then, we again
say, readers have patients.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-14
The Conviction Of stokes.

The conviction and sentence Of
Stokes for the murder OF Fisk is
one of the most marvellous surprs-
IS Of the day. With every di~pos-
ition on the part Of the people in
New York and elsewhere that be
should have a fair and impartial
trial, there can be little doubt that
public opinion vas against him and
that the belief in his guilt was al
most universal. No less wide
spread, however. has been the I'M
preston that spite Of his guilt be
won Il in some way escape convic-
ton. Even among New Workers
themselves the prevailing opinion
seemed to be that the trial would
end either in an acquittal or disc
greement Of the jury, and that in
either event the case would never
be heard Of again.
If this conviction means. as We
are almost tempted to believe il
does, that a new leaf has been
turned over in the criminal metro
polls of the country, ana that here
after criminals are TO be tried and
disposed Of without regard TO their
station il life, then it IS an admira-
bic beginning for the new year. Il
is true that the Inauguration of a
determination to punish crime in
New York viii lie an injury TO
other cities. The immunity which
criminals have heratnfnrn enjoyed
in that favored locality las kept
them there. Detroit, however. ha,
little reason to anticipate that it
will be made a city of refuge. and
if other cities have, the fault i
mainly their own. We might well
therefore, to congratulate
New York upon the possibility
that better days are in store for
her, were it not that ordinary pru-
dence dictates the deferring Of
such congratUlation, until it shall
be ascertained whether Stokes will
be punished as well as convicted
and sentenced.-Ffee Press.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-14

been valued at 100000, and offers
to bet from $50 to 500 that he
can stand forty feet from a brick
wall and throw the precious stone
with all his might against the wall,
without injury to the stone. Ha-
gney is willing 10 be interviewed
10y all, and is perticurly anxious to
have experts call on him and ex-
anime his diamond-which our re-
porter ascertain 4 to be one Of
those oval, ia Y gla~- paper
weights, with the representation OF
a lion inside.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-14
The Senatorial! Contest in
7TfssnIri.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 5.-Dispatche.
from Jefferson City say Gen. Franl,
p. Blair received a large number
OF callers to-day. lie is in good
health and spirits, and is rapidly
regaining the use Of his right arm,
which IS his only lame member.
His friends assert that he is gain
ing supporters every hour, that
the opposition is much divided.
and that Lis chances for reelection
are almost certain. On the other
hand the friends Of HutcAins, the
defeated candidate for Speaker of
the House, are said to be bitterly
TO Blair, and that they
viii resort to any means to defeat
him. Il i also said that a COM
bination j. forming between the
Confederate element and RcpuLli-
cans to elect one Of the former.
but so far have not been able to
or one man.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-14
The Weather.

EVANSVILLE, IND, Jan. Six
inches of snow fell since eight
o'clock last night. The mercury
ranges from 81 TO 80 degrees above
zero.
PITTSBURGH, Jan ga drizzlipp
rain began falling early this morn
ing and continued until this even
ing. The wind has veered around
northwest, and tho weather Is
growing colder. A large quantity
OF ice is still running in the river.
LOUISVILLE, Jan .5-Heavy snow
fell all last night. Snow also fell
heavily ut intervals during the dav.
ST.. Louis, Jan. "a driving
snow-storm prevailed all last night.
There arc now some four inches of
snow on the ground. West of
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-14

in seeking a partner Of the female
persuasion, and at last was obliged
to set forth with one of his own
sex! Can you, reader, imagine
Johns chegrin when he reached the
house designated, to learn that he
had been sent on atom Phool en-
rant"
He returned to town next morn
ing, looking cheap enough to be
bought fer a cent, and then spent
the money for gin.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-14
Our JOiia.

We have John in this lacality.
who, if he has not lost a watch, has
lost MS girl, and there is no know
ing what desperated deed the poor
little { fellow may commit Vet.
Now John has felt the need Of
some one to share his sorrows, and
his joys, if he has any, for some
time, and about last '.tater harvest
John strolled q few miles out Of
town and stopped at the residence
Of q friend, who was at the time
voIy busy harvesting the crop Of
the season. Here John saw
young angel, lin Johns eyes,, with
whom he fell over head and ears in
love, but strange to say, she did not
reciporate his. Ten o'clock in the
evening found him still in the pres
oEce Of the fair one, and the family.
girl and all, wishing to retire. he
was invited to stay all night, which
he accepted. Next morning John
did not show any signs of depart
ing, and the good lady of the house,
who was ayerse TO illeness. now in
yited John TO 90 into the field and
help the girl and herself dig pota-
toes, to which he assented, and
worked faithfully all day, but when
about to start for the house that
evening, the young lady requested
that the natron should not ask him
70 tie house again, so they bid him
good bye" as they hurried from
the field. John concluded that be
was on the wrong track, and re-
turned to town, TO take q new start,
- another switch.
Since then, In the same neigh
borhood, theirc was a pleasant lit
tie party, and John, determined to
lie reyenged, took a fair one from
town, and was in attendance, and
in great glee. Time passed pleas
antly, and al seemed pleased, es-
peciaiiy John. But when it was
time to depart his fair partner was
nowhere to be found. She had
eloped with rival John had but
little to say, but thought best to
leave the scene in despair, never to .
trust woman again.
A few days since, however, John
was informed that there was 10 be
another party at the same place.
and this reused his old ambition.
He procured a horse and cutter.
and for half day went from one
person to another trying to borrow
a revolver. This feat he finally ac-
complished, but the person of whom
he borrowed it had no catrages,
and he had another tramp around
the city till he at last procured
some of the right size. It may be
ms well to say right here, that John I
had determined if the person who i
took his girl away from him on the i
previous occasion, done the same I
hing again he would fight his way 6
through, and thus make sensation c
rticle for the local paper Of this
ity. His next object was to get +
artner, so if things didn't go to b
nit when he met the idle Of his
cart, lac would make sure Of not 81
cling left in the cold altogether L
. the balance Of the day he spent 81
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-14
A Frontier Romance.

A Frontier Romance.
From The Topeka Kansas, Commonwealth.
Many citizens of Topeka will re-
member a white-haired old man
that represented Butler county in
the Legislature two winters ago,
and whose scat was contested by a
Mr.. Baker. This old gentleman,
Mr.. L. S. Friend, large dealer in
Texas cattle, has for the last five
years been unrcmittingly engaged
in an cndeavor TO recover his
grandchild, who has during all that
time been a captive among the
Comanche Indians. The grandfath-
er has in his labor of love travelled
over 1900 miles and expended
over $4,000. The other day he
passed through Wellington with his
crandchild in his possession, his
mission Of years an accomplished
fact. his toll repaid thousand fold.
The circumstances Of the capture
and release are substantially these
The boy, Lea Temple Friend, was
living with his father, John Friend,
in IIauo county. Texas in 1SGS.
and wss If The time eirht wears
Oh. Tho nredatorv Con,ncbes
made that r,r-o, thcir r.idirg
-,ouDd. and Mr. F,iorl iirorlv l,5
= fearful visitation from ,Lcm IN
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had this boy were attacked by n
party of troops under Major Me-
Kinney, Of the United States Army,
and badly cut to pieces. Some
twenty-five Of their warriors were
killed, and about 100 Of their wom-
en- and children captured. This
forced them to come into Fort sill
and give up their captives, among
others this boy.
The boy is rather small of his
age, and seems to have forgotten all
he experiences Of his early child
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-14
From ~. Inuis.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 5.-Since the vet
weather of q week ago many
horses affected with the epizootic
have suffered a relapse and the ia
tai cases number about thirty per
lav.
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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-27
CHAPPED HANDS.

In healthy condition the skin is kept
supple by an oily secretion, which answers
the same purpose as oiling leather Dur
ing warm weather this secretion, in COM
mon with all the other secretiops of the
skin, is more abundant thanin cold When
harsh and on those parts of the body
where the skin is thick aud su. ject to
motion as on the hands, it readily cracks
| or assures. The amount of this secretion
is so much reduced in cold weather that
the frequent washing of the hands with
soap causes them to chap readily, and this
the more certainly if the soap is not wash
ed off. The alkali in soap is usually in ex-
cess, and this combines with the oily ss~
erection, and so deprives the skin of lbs nat.
ura lubrieatar. To prevent the hands
from chapping, then, be careful 10 wash
all soap from them thoroughly in clean
water. This will ordinarily suffice; but, Il
not, it will be necessary to make good tn .
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and
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and annual meeting In New York and
Brooklyn, Oct. Is and IA. The Cohven-
ton was large. The proceedings were
spirited and harmonious. Great enthusi-
asm prevailed. Col L. Wentworth hig
ginson presided and made the opening au-
dress. Letters endorsing the -, movement
we're read from Hon. George ~. Our ns
VIM. Lloyd Garrison, Lydia Maria Cmlu,
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Louisa NJ Aleott
and others. Eighty-slx delegates wele
present, representing ORGANIZED socle ~, >
IN fourteen States and Territories. The
annual report shows that Woman Suffrage
Is established and works well IN wyoming
and Utah, that it was under discussion last
winter, in 81 State Legislatures, ana re-
ceiyed majority vote in those OF MAINE,
Iowa aud Michigan. Written reports
were read from II States. Juila w arc
Howe was elected President for the en-
suing wear Lucy Stone, Chairman Execu
five Committee. Among the Vice Fly
dents at Large are Vice President 1ator
Wilson, Hon. George Vim. Curtishd Col.
Sargent, VIM. Lloyd Garriso5pted are
Higginson. The resolutions
!, us follows:
/ REsoIUITnary aim of the
| Resolred, That thffrage Association is
American Womartor woman; while it
10 secure the teneral aim. the establish
SS e includes, in iuality Of rights in all drec-
cd ment Of '
BY lions. IA, That one half Of the adult pop
~ n of the United States who are legal
be uhtitled to hold property. who are as
n .,@ .essed for taxes and punishable tor crime,
L., ,..k kk,a(
in no respect less than that OF the other
half, should not be deprived of an equal
voice in the government
Resotred, That government OF the peo-
pie must be government composed equal
! " of men aud women, inasmueh as the
equal cooperation of the sexes Is essential
alike to happy home, refined society, a
Christian church and u Republican State.
Resoieed That our present political sys-
! TEN is not fairly representative, even OF
I men, being largely controlled in the pri
mary meetings by rings Of trading pohti,
: clans intent on private gain; that politica
reform must enlist more general interes
= on the part of the people in the manage
y ment of public business and that Thu
# would be greatly promoted by combining
y the social sympathy and cooperation o
women in the primary meetings, at TIN
, polls, and in the halls of legislation
II Hesolrsd, That we advise the friends o
= Woman Suffrage in every locality to pro
y mote the Movement morally and politically
i by organizing local societies. for circulatin
81 tracts and newspapers, for holding publ
meetings, and especially for helping T.
a. elect the friends of Suffrage and to detea
O IT'S enemies.
Resolcsd. That the Woman Suffrag
- Movement, like every other reform of tn
BY Age laments the loss and honors the men
w DRY of its most powerful advocate, Joh
"A Smart MIL
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-27

Friends of Woman Suffrage men and
women, without distinction OF party, in ev-
cry locality, are urgently requested 70 form,
in their town without delay, WOMAN
SUFFRAGE PoLTTICAL CLUB, composed of
members who will sign the following article
Of association
We, the undersigned, residents of E,
in the State Of, of all politically par
ties, believing that Woman Suffrage is a
vital political issue, do hereby organize
into WOMAN SUFFRAGE POLTICAL
CLUB, for the purpose of forwarding the
movement morally and politically, by the
systematic circulation ct tracts and news
papers, by holding public meetings, and es-
pecially by helping 70 elect the friends of
Suffrage to the Legislature and to Con
gress. and by helping to defeat its oppo-
nentS.
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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-27
NJ. MARIA LEACH.

BOSTON HIGHLANDS, Oct. /, 1sT2
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