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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-11
TESTIMONY OF MIR. JOHN rARKISs.

He oct To Aliens house about ! O'Clock
Tuesday night, and found him rs placed by
Webb and Norman with 4 chair and pill
loy under him, with Webb. Norman, and
Mrs. Allen rubbing him. Then Mr.. Webb
and Norman left to go to their suppcrs. In
-, short time after he had two twitchlngS.
He said he had no pains. In ABOUT an hour
DR.. Crawford arrived, Examined his puise
and ewes, and said there was some el1usioh
about his brain. Asked Allen Sefefal 4ueS-
lions TO ascertain whether he had ever been
wounded about the head. lie sad he llad
not. Had twitchings at intervals OF from
five to ten minutes. Parkins told the Doctor
that Allen had been wounded III the hcaa
with Il spent ball at Port Republic, ana hau
been imprudent in his diet.
The Doctor gave him Il dose OF promide
of potassium to quiet his nerves. soon after
he took this dose he (Parkins) took his Wlle
home, This was about 8 or 81 O'Clock T.
N. lie returned Immediately to Aliens.
He lives only $50 yards from Aliens. On
his return Allen was composed and seemed
to be relieved in u great measure. we theh
carried him into another room ana lald MN
on the bed. Asked him how he felt. said
he felt better; said he was lying comtorta-
bly,. After an hour or more, finding that be
appeared to be easy, he (Parklns) went nome
and told Mr.. Wheeler IL he needed him 10
send for him. Allen was not SICK, ana
suffered no pain. Does not think he bad
any spasm after taking the bromide of potas-
STUN. Mr.. Parkins went home, and did not
see Allen till next morning, when he found
him propped up in bed, complaining of being
sick ut his stomach; said that he had rot
thrown up AIRY al night. Doh't know
whether ne yomited whist he was there O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-11
DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

L,uff 9EW YuRK. -ssn
WYASOKE, caotitn CorcH, viii pskH8s
sail on RlDA Septe mber 18th. =, 3 O'Clock A-u.
Positively no freight rec :iyed after 6 I. u. Thurs~
day.
through bills OF lzd.ng signed, and goods fo1s
nardcd with dispatch to al points Eorl , south,
EAST, and west. Close CONNECTIONS nsie With CCEard
Line for foreign ports. Passenger acceulln cations
Unsurpassed. Fare, 81. sscss9Rc, Sc; round-trip
tickets. S7r. For irsiytt TT rsssass, appIy 10
GEOE6E ". SILfs Il Co. agents.
sc iG-sf Company's Wharf, Rockets.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-18
Cholera in Warren County. M.

From tHe Moumoutn .up Atlas. August 10.
Last week We announced the death bv
cholera morhu-. at Wm Muncv. P1stmas-
ter and store keeper az Little York, but
we have been more crelihlv informed that
the real cholera was the cause Of his death
lie Wa. at Burlington Iowa. on July q.
aud II Is believed thai he contracted the
disease there. At 6 clock in the even
ing, August 3, he was attacked by the
cholera, and IN twelve hours he was dead
On August $ abou, noon. Nathaniel
Brnwnlee who had attended Mr.. Muncv :
tuneral an old resident of this county. and
prominent and respected farmer living
near Little ! Ork, was taken suddenly ~
The combined skill Of Drs. killgnre on }
Culver. Of Little York. and DIR. Webster
Gi Monmouth, failed % save him, and an q
o clock on the morning of Monday. August
IL, he was lltcless. tie was buried at Il
@ clock IN the evening of the same day
His wife, Mrs. DR. killgore, his daughter,
and his son Mason, were afflicted with the
cholera at the same time, nat We are han.
ny b. say that they are recovering. On
Tuesday morning, the 18th instant, Mrs
4, Kitchen, who had been complaining
some time died in Little York. On Tue.-
near the village, passed away after an iII-
ness of about twelve hours Mrs. Tbos
Graham, sister of \. Brownlee. Is not ex-
pected to live, according to our latest nd.
vice. Many others have been stricken bv
the fatal epidemic whose names we have
not learned. We have received the follow.
ing note
LITTLE YORK. Aagut A. 1S73
Others are lying without hope OF recovery hut
our prayer + that the disease may he chsclsd
Rev. ". T. CAMPBELL
Little York is Post Office about twelve
miles northwest of this city, and has been
we believe, generally regarded as "a healthy
location.
There has not been a case of cholera in
Monmouth IT at any other point in This
county, yet it is the duty of all Of as TO
use disinlectants freely and to be discreet
in our habits, lest the epidemic advance
upon us suddenly.
Since writing the above we learn that
Mrs. T. Graham died at . O'Clock vesror-
day afternoon, and was buried last night
Joseph NJ Haffey' condition is critical
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-18

About mouth ago the Freeport Joyr
t,3 edited by one Of Grant postmasters
originated or set afoat a faI>choad in re-
ard to the Democratic State Central Com
mittee stating. among other talsehaod~
thaf-
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-18

Death of Jamas Hill.

We hear that Mr. James Hill, of Hillsdale
Canoe Creek,tp) in this county, was buried
on Saturday, but no particulars have beer
furnished US. Mr. Fl. was formerly res
dent OF this city, but for many years has
been a resident of Canoe Greek. having
several times represented the township in
the Board of Supervisors. When the Rock.
ford, Rock Island & St. Louis railroad was
built the station was named Hillsdale-in
honor of James Hill. He was also post
master at Hillsdale He was a much re-
spected citizen and his death will be re-
GREETED by all who knew him,
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Express and Mail, leaves 5.t5 a. m. and 6'b ? u
.gpaNMnuATtoN wuAfy

Erprs.. and Mail, leavcss:0Oa m. and iOA5 p. m
Accommodation, leaves at i;i5 y. m.
.pfNa .vRaT
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-18
AN END OF ONE OF THEIR LIES.

About a mouth ago the Freeport .Joyr-
aR edited by one Of Grant postmasterS
originated or set afoat a faI,ehond in re-
ard to the Democratic State Central Com
uittee stating, among other talsehaod~.
that
Very recently The Democratic STATE .eurra, Com
mif'r. of IIliupi- held secret g-isu fo Il. -r1ir
.'l- important matt. P. aud The uT4r auu-g WAS Zoo
capture tu some way raH iarmyr~ mYy.u .nI. aud
tuy result wl- the issuing OF ..e-.t sr,u-4-~ ~
distractions Ga ,hr local Democratic committee
These tal,ehoods were copied into the
Chicago JovrHai, and commented upon
with a. view of frightening Republican
farmers into the party traces and using
them to keep in power a set OF men who
are prostituting every department Of the
government, national. State and county. To
their private uses and using all their fol.
lowers as mere tools for the further Oh
preston Of the farmers, mechanics, and
uborers of the country.
Being Il member Of the State Committee
we Immediately denied that that commit
tee, either very recently or at any time
this year had held any meeting of any
sort or issued any circular Of any kind.
secret or otherwise, Three or four DAYS
after this denial, Mr.. Grants organ in this
city, the tbioDj picked up the exploded
talsehood and set it afoat again We
finally compelled that paper to make sort
Of halt-and half retraction Of the falsehood
but no other Republican paper in the
State To our knowledge ha, made any re
traction whatever
Chagrinned at being obliged to knowl
edge tine taIsehood, the rajoa, on the 18th
attempted to revive it by pretending that
the alleged circular was issued by Mr..
Mccormick, on his own responsibility, as
chairman Of the committee And then it
closed its article as follows;
T. g. possible that the IS crrt circular has az last
positive existence, although it did not pmanatc
irou thy Democratic state central Committees r.
" possible That W. were right only iu the i'm
mate rial fact uf imputiug 10 to lhu Democratic Cen
IRA committee, instead Of 10 the chairman Of the
bemoe tht'C party la Illinois. We want to know
as ihe \ aukgrr -ay.
Well, you shall know We have taken
some pains to furnish you and your fellow
slanderers the official information. Read
the following:
~ SHELDON STREET.
=, CHICAGO, Aug. IL, 1874
MY DEAR Shin reply to your favor
OF the 18th ! have to say that no circular
whatever has been issued this year bv me
as Chairman of the Den ocratic State
Central Committee, secret or omen, ON
my own authority or otherwise. | am.
truly yours, G. H. MCCoRNlCK.
Chairman Democratic State Cen'l Committee
toi j. b. DIniorth, Jr member of STATE Com
nttee, Rock Island, Ill
1t will be interesting, now, to see what
the FreepOrt journal, the Chicago .Ionr-
nql, the Bunker Hill ,Macoupin Coz
gazette, the Rock Island Union, and the
other propagatorS of this falsehood will do
with this letter. We shall see.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-18
DEATH OF MAJOR MAYO

Il Is a painful duty "a announce the
death Of one of our best and much loved
towusmeu-I Henry II. Mayo. The follow
ing telegram was received by Mr. ". II.
Woodward his kinsmaui, in this city. this
Monday morning
s'S Jo.F aI Aa- rs. Ii H. Mayo died at my
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candidate. MORN aot.,,oJ H., h., ,sa. ,..'.
o.. n,,,nh ro,,aa.al A., - ~ '''. '' -,
had Loo, oi..,oJ
Ac.o-..l.. -. .:..-I II
" i''- anu
"here colNlIerdoie fortune awaited HIM,
from the death of a relative.
Mai Mavo WAS greatly h.lovad H.. al
Win, Lp.,, hin, .,I d.. -. n,
-. "a '''' "e1'i'
''"'eu u ca'' d saule'S over the caunte.
nances OF all our people lie was a noble
hearted, upright conscientious man. and q
,,od citizpn
I.
IL Il u"V no" Nh'"n what disposition
will be made Ol his remains. He ma. rel
atiyes IN consrlt opr IN. t,vo br,,I,,.-- =,
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Is most hkely' however that his remains
will be brought back, and his children find
"a home with hi. relatives Uc w,s ,
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'''i' cily anu MS ueath VIII De greatly re
GREETED
During the canvass last fall the f,llow.
inc no,ico oc Mi NJ. a,,raa.al - n.y.,
10y. m 10y "l'p''''e" III M
ANU >, anu II VIII DE Ieau now with re
newed interest
Mai Mayo is a native of England.
is - years of age, and was only FIVE years
old when he was landed in this country
Ills parents settled in Medina county.
Ohio, where he lived on a farm, for some
five years, when he came Ia Illinois and
settled in Peoria county. lie lived
in Peoria county where he was IA farmer.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-18

ALBDo AND oQrAwKA SD " 5000 n.
Swrdpua and New Windsor arrives Tuesday,
nj Thursday AZ 8 =. NJ Drpart- Wednesdays and
aturdaya ats A ~
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The Moline puhiic Library

The Rerisr, speaking of the 'Tauchuitz
edition of British authors which has
been added 70 the library in that city. SAYS :
They came direct from Ieipsic ria Ham
burg aud New York, 70 the Chicago Gus
tom house and were shipped from Chicago
here, by the C., T. l. X T. K Y CO tree,
as in fact all books for the library coming
over this line have come
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-18

kosADAl1s is used in the practice of, and en-
oor7ed by some of the leading Physicians through
out the land They induced 10 do this from the
TACT that IL formula is published around each bot
'e' so that the physician knowing its component
parts and being already acquainted with their
properties, prescribe it with all confidence
c NIcHoLAsyILLE, KY, Feb. II, 1863
Nehtelneh:-l have seen the effects OF ''Rosadai.
= on Patlehte in my own practice, and take plea.
sure 10 atesting TO its merits a verN powerful al
terative. In cases of Scrofcla, Rheumatism Sec
"H'AtS syphilis &c. always recommend H.
Very truly, yours. j : SPARKS NJ u
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-18
Prices Down

We have a large stock of gents linen
suits which we will sell from t.l, IN t4atg
per cent below old prices, in order tp make
room for our fall stock Parties wishing
To secure great barraing in first class
ner of Illinois and Eagle streets.
WALKER 4 DopGE.
NdH Pioneer Clothing House.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-18

Whcn the stomach rebels against food and oh
stnately refuses to digest sufficient alimen IN keen
the body well nouri-hed it can only be comm, Ned
to resume its natural duties by a wholesome tonic.
The powerful alkaloids so often administered for
this purpose are not wholesome They are. for the
most part deadly poisons and even when taken, il,
very small quantities, react violently upon the
nervous system. Not so Hostetter's Stomach Rit.
tiers. This saluIary combination of vegetable
juices embracing the finest nvigorants and a.tera-
yves which the hoNnical kingdom affords, oper-
ates mildl! steadily and benefcially upon the di.
seSuVe' secreuve and discharging organs. In dys-
pepsia- bilious affections nervous complaints pc
riodic feTers, chronic constipation, bodily weak
ness men al depression anguor slesplessness. and
the va ious disabilities incident to old age and pre
mature decay, its effects are so wonderful that TO
be comprehended they m st be witnessed or expe.
rienced.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-18

FUN AHEAD. - During fair week the
WaIlack Comedy Combination will give u
series of entertainments at Darts Hall
The celebrated comedian John Dillon, is
with this troupe, and will make his appea-
rance each evening See advertisement
i'm to-dav's paper.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-18
Shocking R. R. Accident
At LemOnt.
Ten or Fifteen Killed and
Thirty to Forty Wounded
LIST OF NAMES.
Sneclnl Teleernm 10 the Argns.


At Lemont, % mics out of Chicago,
on the Chicago 4 Alton Railroad, about 10
o'clock Saturday night, Il terrible accident
occurred The train which left Chicago
for st. Louis at o clock in the evening,
fell behind time, and arrived at Summit
about fifteen minutes late The conductor,
Mr.. Henry +. Russell, telegraphed the
condition of affairs TO the station agent
at Lemont, and supposing the northern
bound trains would be warned. went
ahead
A coal train going north arrived at
Summit very soon after the reception Of
the telegram, and was ordered 10 wait
Disregarding the instructions, probably in
the belief that he could make water sta
ton near Sag Bridge before No came
along, the conductor pulled out. The
trains struck about a mile south of the
bridge at the hour named. The boilers Of
both engines exploded almost instantly,
enveloping the smoking aud baggage cars
with steam, and killing and injuring nearly
fifty persons.
The following is a corrected list Of pass
cnrers:
DEAD.
y DevilbsS, Springfield.
Capt. VIM Little. Springfield.
Thomas Moran, Chicago
Geo. Reuler, Chicago
VIM. Brass. Chicago.
One body at Morgue supposed TO he that
of Conrad Weber
WOUNDED
John q. Keefe, Bloomington. Ill, both
hands and back scalded
John Whalen, Akron, Ohio. slightly
Seaded.
William Couden, Ducks Island face and
hands scaded
John Spears, Bridgeport bruised.
|. L. Motto, Philadelphia. will probably
recover
Thomas Strong, Muskegan. cannot sur
yive
Henry Small, Akron, Ohio, scalicd, re
coyery doubtful
Jacob Cmdoyan, Oshkosh, Wis, badly
scalded, recovery doubtful
Barkert Antoine, st. Louis, scaldel, will
probably recover
l. L. Dorfe, scalded will probably re
cover.
NJ. St. John. scalded, will probably
/ recover.
/ Geo TrendeI scalded will probably re
cover
[ William Mitchell Duck, Island, scalded.
will recover
7 James O'Kejll badly burned. recovery
/ doubtful
OTHER PASSENGERS.
Capt J. ". Smith badly sealded.
pr baby will not survive
j. W Furey. Springfield. badly scalded,
probably will not survive.
Martin Nia>tello. slightly Injured
Isaac Mills. New York, slightly injured
\. Adams, Bloomington, slightly III
iured.
\. Desden. \. Tiukleman. Thoma,
Crowley. Jacob n Lase. badly Scalded
Jas, c. Edwards. st Louis spraiued
ankle
EMPLOYEES or COMPANY DEAD.
William Davis, fireman of coal train.
J. b. Meeghy. fireman, recovery doubt
full
Bufenhergcr, engineer coal train.
l. 4 Hardin, express messenger.
Dwight H.
" f. Castillo. brakeman. Chicago.
james Q Neil engineer OF passenger
train
SUMMARY KILLED
Nine will die from injuries, nine Injured
but will recover. Total. Il.
The train did not catch fire As WA, re-
ported, aud all the passengers killed or in
iured were in the second-cla car. which
was used as a smoking car, except the eul
ployes nf the train. The deaths were al
caused by steam. None of the regular
. passenger coaches or sleepers we're thrown
from the track or in any way Injured
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-18
The Weather..-To.Day.

The following shows the temperature
at The ARGUS OFFICE to-day, as in
dicated bv thermometer:
TAN ~. above zero. IL NJ. 500 above zero,
"a NJ 20 81 So
Thi- administration has no organ. There IS no
paper In Washington which can speak 'by author
iU" ~ IT, representative.
The days OF the Gioh,, IgtsHigsHcsr, sc, have
passed People no longer refer 90 certain news
papers 10 know how the administration In power
feels or thinks or to speculate GA tue possibilities
VI IT. policy tBiOn
And there is no paper anywhere which
defends its policy, unless the editor holds
an office or is seeking one.
/ The Globe has not been political paper
at any time during the last thirty years.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-18

Don't fail to procure MRS, WINSLOW'S SOOTH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases incident to the period
Of teething in children II relieves the child from
pam cures wind collie. regulates the bowels. and by
&l'ng relic! and health the child gives resi- 70
the mother. BE sure and call for
MRS. NINSLOW' = SOOTHING SYRUP
IOr -nIN by all NruUgls INV FIN
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-18

Bauford 4 Page have dissolved, and H.
B. Baker, the old Young America bar
tender, assists Mr.. Blaniord See to day 5
advertisements
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FoR SALE OR RENT A house on Swan
street containing seven rooms in good or
der, by Balch 4 Frazer. 7-3OdG
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CITY.
OFFICIAL PAPER.

Milwaukee Trunks, the best in the mar
ket, mt Livingston S-l4d2m
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REMOVAL. Balch, Frazer x Co have
removed their Office to the old C., r. l. q
T. passenger depot. 2Tdtf
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IOT ED.
Putting Down Rebellion

sEf MoUR In this city, on SUNDAY. Anor,st II
1873 OF consumption, Mrs. Fannie B. wife 81 e II
Seymour, aged ~ years, 10 months and IA favs =
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JiGASOnS atarFh cuff.
And Troche Powder.

A 6JliEhtluI aud pleasant remedy m
Ct.r,b Heaiaebe, Bad Brsats. asthma.
H,4rsensss BroacAtjs Cougaz.
Deafness de
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T0Ial, 1a.0O0 Gifte. ALL CASH.


0"'''''i7 '"---r- : .fH r-H
The distribution will h. positive whrrh,-ar.fn
llckTe arr sold or not. and the l2Ntl gift aa-
III pr portion 10 The tic els sod-ai unsor rf..r.
H,in- destroy ca. rs al the First and SECOND tgr
cerf=. GNd not represented in The drawing
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Ladies who are suffering from certain complaints
kno"H only 70 females should At once ret ~ Vel
pAu'- rlJaaie Pills. rney produce mos cnariu-
iug effect SOLD by all DRUGGISTS
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Use Renne's Pain Killire
III "a gIC OH.


one Bottle Of this Magic Oh IN family. cures a
nHmnvr oi .r-ous OF Headache, Colds Neuralgia
THoJhache. SORE Eyes, Cafarrh. LameneSs &c II
might be more maunrrly if eagh person Ind a hot
II. of EeGnr'r Magic ri for their own particular
H.. one man said. was in his hoE-s. "ga, ~
"a rom t4 fh- hOfss.' but
one Bottle uf Eeuue Magic oil l. better than uouc
one Bottle OF BeHnu's Ma &c oil j. better than none
one Route of RenueS Mage Oil is better than none,
one Bn5liy ui Reunc~ Magic on j. better than none.
ono $50 5ieo, EeunD'- Magic oil II better than none
Oac Bottle al R"uue's Magic pil j. better than none
one Bottle Of keuncs Magic Oils better than none
Use Rgnue'- Magic Oil Men.
i-e Renne'S Magic Oil Women.
Uzt Renuy's Magic oil Children
U~e kenue'> Magic oil. IBvalids
81 kenuc's Magic oil. Old ana Young
Use ReHue's Maj Oil in Family
Use RaHnr Magic OH on Journey
t IL he hest ttiuc - sill lice On cattle and
hu-sr-, and to for Harness calls and Sores
t4Syt nd tcr cows. Horse tistrmp,r. Collie aud
& amps. 1.y 10 uEt ser. Nm kENNE & SON,
~4.r prop-i-tur~. Pittsdetd. Mass
trldtT, call for il where you trade Sold in
Rock Island by John Bangslon and +. Brucuart
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A CERTAIN PREVENTIVE
For
= s0L. !. :

During the last terrible visitation in England the
reyeHtiye treatment of Dr. Geo. johnson NOW the
senior Physician of the great Kings College Hos
Iital IA Londoul was uniyei sally adoptcd By the
-aCHliy. Every family should have this prescfip
ion in the house. 1t can bt prepared quickly by
any respectable druggist when wanted Do not
apply To the notorious quack- who atTerti~e In the
pnblic papers. or imperil your health with their
remedies taat profess To cure everything ON
MON SENSE SHOULD PREVAIL
DIR. BDItE VIII mail this well tried prescription
70 any address receipt OF fee Il one dollar
No. - BROAD STREET. New York, Room No. IL.
s-i5dbw
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dive Is the best IL the world
The only True ard Perfect Iiye. HrfElIess. kelia
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$4,000 Cash Gifts 1900 600
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