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New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
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sstDs si4;io K :s,cr S r 'ils Peres ;pais
S aabip Iclnon NORFOLK. ks. Oh Dominion steam
aip i,aac Bril- BaEemna Sar'ol CITY Point ard Eehmond
o S1o DS'1o1 q @ a. Br G,ior Savannah W R. Garrison
steamship Wo,2h4lA ,Gorj scawens Hamburg &C. knnhrl'
steamshp Gllueu, Be,rc Boston. Il. = DmOck.
IlsPss H. aarsa Hu,caa,ou Liverpool Ch.s M,rshau
Soli. 'Ii( Aaana 81 John D. B'yd hpeSea
Bar GID K4r,yeh tAuss Hqli, Falmouth or Cora sooTea
Sra Minnie Comm Bfl Corn Hsula Bernudi, Duascomba
Rrsnror e,r P,. gioor. 70, or!. & slse'ys . c. e
Bar prudese AeriHda D-n Verioa 81 Cox hoe' BROS
G. Drug Dubrovsc ptll Car,Hsn Coi Falmouth Soo7oh
l. Janes Col tBrL wynan Poraasp,in, Jones LOaTh
Eif Aso (BIi Cox P,urtu RoaIs r ofIer Geo = D-I-J
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55 b." ,, 9s ss Gss..y.s Sssa % 5 s'a a,1 % spn 70
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ARRIVED.
Steamship NevOaas Case Nea Orleans June 8 With miae and
selh0 1eslne Rector Nsv Deio with ndse pa.,.
i1 Tho, Pope Reha'''n. MOarov W. C. A. % days with
B1f. AdS aSSdln rlrs Maanlas 70 day with and
6as Jobn Porter Ponce r. II days with and
Bs Alas Cof BansOr Powers cab,Hea days With
sas zns f Ba:eiOrL Mo) Hodges Rio Jneiro dsys
oi K IL Levi, (of SOrapor ~ LeT, Buthera days. with
Selr sune Hudson. Cienfurgos 25 lars with
DOMESTIC POltTS.
- Ner.Y
bas Lell, Trlplm Western aa ron b more bgs spray
hiJpn O PIureJ Muis A0by. from rhae
pa; ezra NJ. A. IooD ol HUI a;)l Martha from Porto feoi
Adf.A fron Carleuls' Amris from alnttlza.
JaHe l.-A.uytd. bhrk from Bona; brig A. x
Cabarel. IA the hirbor Unt taej steam hn Fern.
RytlE IJSKOa Va. June l--Arryei, bng Minnet Rio
o - lin, from hofOh iJr liverpool
Rsf WEr. Fa. June Saiiel steamship City OF Anioao Pen
ningIOu, n0m AeU-lorA.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUsENsrwN June l2rae IIman Line ste1mhp City oi lin
Jaeop from StwlorE May ~ or TepooL aVsi here at
. sSorrTroS June l2The steamship gus from Aspnwa and
West Indian p0rs, ur'eI here to-day.
DISASTERS.
BosroS 2The Ere " Banyor Bakeman from Phid
pha Mass coal f5n In VITA the Jh nst IL
and ruuglt to port b the scIr Wm Y. GluisOL
QUERx1, June 2lho steamship Northern, 81 htoheIs Line Of
Cape tae rocks the lighthouse -"t Lawrence
Oleaas. ths Her bottom beu
it feared she viii be o4 wreck Tue Passengers
we're saved ali brought 10 tbs city.
Bsrk kar "a Place Tzg Java Boston reported by
cable Liverpool have puIlto Cape rOSn G. q. H.
Bark MIa (Gr) khrnreich on PnlephA Mal TO- Tor Kon.
igs Of 1ne petroleum. Yuel al SJ19s9 Is reported
ashore Dunbay Oh tue sn insL and wall prob
rT Wa Wave (B) from svans for NrwYorE which put into
ST. Marc distress had repaired and nearly ready
ssa shay 2J
Tor Latest ShW nercs see FIN Pace
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
BRIBERY OF A wITXEss.l

At the examination, before Commissioner
Shields. yesterday, Of Thomas Mcguire, charged with
embegz,ing letters the Post Office his counsel Col
c. s. Spencer, urged as a defense that Mcguire 70
drunk when took the letters that he did not know
what be was doing, Assistant United States District
Attorney Purdy cOntended that drunkenness was no
excuse for crime. The Commissioner ruled, and The
case was adjourned Till next Monday Soon after the ad.
iOurnnep Policeman Val, of the witnesses against
Maguire stated 20 Mr. Purdy that James Calhoun,
or the Manhattan Gas Cumpanys engineers had offered
him tl5 10 influence his testimony in behalf OF the
prisoner Mr. Purdy told Vail to take the money. He
did 20, and Calhoun Immediately arrested for
Driblng a witness.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
COURT OF APpEALs-ALnAxr. june 12.

The Court of Appeals adjourned to-day to meet on
the day September The ooSug order made BY the
Court It's Adjournment:
ordered That this Cou win take recess until The f91rth T9efy
will that tbe Coln the tty VI
A8y calendar be made for the Court which th III
be placed all the ondsr undsposed or snd
which have regular call soond ell such
a. for by ether party AM proof service Of
notice Of argument shall he lied With the rk Of
M Cont before toe sad fouh Tuesday of
ember L. U. PERRIN CerA oi shs NOuf' 0i ApPeAA
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
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New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
dorsrs. Carriages, 6arntss. &t.


Atm. Y. SALES AND STORAGE REPOS-
Every ss Family Carriages and Ugh. Road gous aa second
han l. II re,ssra'ie prices Harness IN great varetr
A PONY PHAET0NS, Baskets, Panels c
IA spu- lmblss without tops from rs 81 Top
a wagons by best several se0ud hand koct
apays low puees; Harness, Whips Sheets &C. WM II. GRAY
y %. IL Yoosserst
A UCTlON HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
"A (Late JOhmiOn 4 Van TasselD,
OFFICE AND SALBSROOM OLD STAND,
81 Nassaust, opposite tue Po'Eohce
THE UoRSE-AuCTION BRANCH or THE HOUSE Is RR.
MOVED 10 THE SPACIOUS PREMISES,
%, q o. snd % EAST THlRfBENTH-Sr,
betsesn Fhh-ave and UnVrrsityplac
The conducted sev The 1ct and hon
which characterized the dehg 81 our
rpceI and confidence oi the bla community '
RRG6LGk SAILS EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
AT 10, O'CLOCK.
Entries for he made @ual either az our downtown House
the Mart ~ ~ - and 1S Kast Intent
LIBRRAL ADVANCES. as USUAL. MADE or CONslGNhtNTS.
A L AUCTION THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock, by
~ WILLIAM VAN TASSELL, AueaOaser,
Athis
Carriage Auction Mart no. III. ia BAst Thsenthi'
near fOurth.aVe,
RLHGANT TEAM BLACK MARES l5 hands, years Old Kind
vAY mautes together aal warranted sound
BREwsfgR on BRooME-sT. TOP WAGON. with Pole and
Tram soasBL CARRIAGE HORSES i6 hands years very
sysh and handsome warranted sound Also DaneoO nes &c
EXTENSION TOP PHAErON. -,
RLEGASr DOG CART TURNOUT, i6i hands yes,
true ssn warranted soundi also haTssss, aad
INPORrBD DOC OARf ENTIRELY Nb".
TWENTY 0THhR HORSES
CARRIAGES OF ALL KINDS.
HARNESS. &c, Ae.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
SUBURBAN SALE. JUNE i.

IA nlet. Total.
PROPOSED PUBLIC sALEs. -,
sla. .unouaesl 10 be at the kIchange tof noea
U1isssIiy bAs ll--By Mukr, B4krHs 4 - -. "a
sale OF located % the uorsh'Neslefp corner u Ns-
OnshuudredA and -elsVunth'si.
By gdHss ~ Millr. = -
E..,e,, ale urler he direction Of John Bord ese
n Js,s.rd lsascho premises iSs2OO TO- Oaed raan - 80
rop Pors,sIsh 70 Forty scVenihst beSinuins 700 ' '-
F"' BIZ a. J. BkerhT Son Co - ,.,.,
I,g,l sale unfsr the Erection OF Pttek H. Johe, ~ . - "a
nd Al no acres laal located Northaek s1AisA '
Al The ferry hoase at HAhdcfbllta Landing, \ l.
By Jsre JOAnsOn 80 4 ,..,.l
Rtecutors' sale on the Dremses al NcaArk ~ - wv
By d II. P1rsOa & 70. 80. -.
S.ls on the premises a Ruiherhrt Para, n o. wv w.
A, ~. - oC I,nrsn RelssB rciere. hone 80
Ia 5,lIi Iocsi an Al. sorsnery Of lAI'eea'n ' - "
Is., sale ueaer the drection Of A. W bsrs 40 As
Ns ~ Fsltoa AZ sDasoklIa. AVgso sSd s''' ''A'" w
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

A NCHOR LINE. - EXPRESS STEAMERS
N suil from Pier 10 Nora Rver hsu.YofS -
June ~ VICTORIA .saturfiT ~ me ~
cOLMDIA "Wednesday Juse u Assn WednesaT Juae a.
P.saepns boke yrFardei from lil rg station
Great Ban Ireland Gennaay EsraJ sEes Denmark or America
a. sa,y speedily ortaby ami ehea other route Or ne
Tt Dfs or Crrfcses DO bought osos currency rates
by APPLYING At tho CompanTs oaces, Bouing-gcen
~ NFFH"s uENDRIgO. HRDTH IRA. Agents.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP

\ DOhPAaG,
FOR GOUTHAbPfON AND BHkMFh ...
The stssm,hB kDLh, Osu;. o. g. Fn1.k, sau 90 NeHHt'
DAY June IT, a. p loa Bremen Per FOOT lhIs- hoD'.ea
b. OHoWc0 W ..rrp,., L.. O..
sts,n sup n BASN CBnf. o. R,-l m AIJkDhi y4i
gATFs 'OE PASSAGE TO LONDON HAFth And bthhEf
tpAfAHLK ~ COLD. rs kyJiFALkHI ~ cghasH'l.l,,,
Flint
Second
Tor freight % paisag-, apDJ q OhLhi"ho 70, '-'..
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

The following correspondence in regard tC
the issuance Of the Brooklyn Bridge bonds passed
terday between the Committee Of Fifty and Controller
Schroeder:
New-York tribune., 1873-06-13

North RIVER .. -. ,,s.,,,
CABIN BT' Bu aai so goli according acoommotaHon.
Round tickets az l5e 1ltea
STEBKAGE-IO LyerOol QueeusilwB CasHpg Lon1ondeuY,
I6plo7 Bristol m Cfflf 4ln Prcoli1 etcles ~ eue1cg
Paaeng iorsaie o llaErs HAnbufE bEes hoEhr Den
mara aDd paus At reduced rates.
Drafs isase' al lowest rate. - --,- -
Tor CABIN Page AMI general busaes Apply ~ ina '"y "D
M. IS Bfotiyly.
For s.sersze P.assge. Al 80 Broadway .,., , ,y A.. go.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-22
AFFAIRS I'M LOUISIANA
The Texas Legislature
Associated Press Dispatches 10 the Dali
las Daily Herald.
special TO the Herald.

special to the Herald.
AUSTIN, April2l.
SEYATE.-A bill was introduced incor-
perating the Irish immigration Coloniza-
ton Association. A resolution to hold a
evening session was laid over. The
Committee o. Printing was authorized to
have one lmnared copies Of the final ad-
dress ofJ W. Throokmorton, when Gov
ernor, and reports of each department on
Indian Affairs printed. Several bills
were referred, A bill was passed pro-
viding for quick settlement between
the sherfs and the State.
Nothing else was done on account Of
the anniversary Of the battle of San Ja-
cnto.
HoUsE.-A bill was introduced for the
relief of parties whom Gen. Davidson col
lsctsd money Of while Adjutant General,
and failed to pay. Bills passad-amand-
ing an act establishing penal code; au-
thorizing Freestonq county to levy tax
to build courthouse and Jail author
izing Chambers, Houston, Orange, Polk,
Newton and Hill counties to issue bonds
TO pay Indebtedness. The act regulating
the collection and assessment Of taxes
was discussed.
The House then adjourned in commcn-
GRAFTON Of the anniversary of the battle
Of San Jacinto, which was celebrated by
large procession of firemen and citizens
with bands of music. The procession
marched to the Capital, where addresses
were made by Gov. Davis, J. W.
Throckmorten, Hamilton, John Henry
Brown, Con. Gordon, Of Georgia, and
others. Business was generally sus-
pended on this account.
GUESS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-22

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2O.-Lieut. Den
nison, Of the steamer Serance, who sui
cided Is son of the ex-POstmaster Gen
eral.
THE MoDoCs.
The retrsating Modocs killed Eugene
Hovey and stole his horses.
Messengers have beeen sent in every d.
rections to warn settlers Of the escape Of
the Modocs. Many courers refuse to GO
ont, fearing the fate of Hovey' Genera
Schoteld has ordered troops from several
points to Gen. Gilem.
Considerable excitement is felt among
sttlsrs regarding the escape of the Modoe.
from lava beds, fearing they may raid
into Shasta Valley.
WASHINGTON, April 2O.--It appears
from the correspondence between Acting
Secretary of War Robson and Gen Mo.
Dowell, Commanding Department Of the
South, who is now at New York, and
Gen. Emory, commanding at New Or.
leans, that it is difficmlt to obtain trans
por:ation for two companies of Federal
troops to Grant Parish. The regular
boats have refused to carry troops. Ap.
plicatiOn was made to Collector Casey,
who Ind no means Of transportation
Finally Gen. Emory succeeded in char
lering o vessel for the special service
The correspondence does not clearly show
what the troops are to do when they reach
Colfax, beyond preserving order. nv
MELBOURNE, April 20.-During tn
passage Of the emigrant ship Alondus,
thirty.two passengers died and the Captain
suicided.
DESTRUCTION OF SAN SALVADOR CONFIRMED
PANAMA, April 90 The destruction Of
San Salvador is confirmed The popula.
ton, amounting to 1000 souls, entirely
ruined. Every city within radius Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-22
Weather Report
PROBABILITIES .

WAsnINrToN, April PA disturbance
of some magnitude is apparently about to
develop in the eastern and central por-
lions Of the Gulf of Mexico. For Tuesd ay
in the (the 22d) Southern States, csntinu-
ed warm south-westealy winds, with hazy
and partly cloudy weather, and possibly
rain on the coast of Texas. A storm Of
magnitude will extend slowly eastward
from the lower Missouri Valley toward IL.
linois and the upper lakes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-22
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Special Notices, next to reading ma tier, 81 so per
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with these doing regular business under contract
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-22
Notice

rN0 THE TAXPAYERS OF DALLAS COUNTY. -
After April 18th, 1873, will make out my De-
linquent List for the year 1872, when yeu can have
the pleasure of settling your State County, and
School Tax with some attorney, or with the Comp
troller at Austin. ! shall issue no further notice,
feeling that / have perfo med my duty in the mat
ter. Those who are in arrears for Occupation Tax,
are requested to come forward and settle at once
can he found ut my Office in Dallas until April 10Th,
1873. Very respectfully,
4Td5t J. M. BROWN, Sheriff.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-22

A special dispatch announces large
and enthusiastic meeting of property
holders of 0achita and adjoining par
ishes, OF Monroe, yesterday, which was
addressed by Gov. McEnery. Tho meet
ing resolved to pay no taxes to the Kel-
logg government.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-22
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL ENTERTAIN OF.
L fers of unimpro,ed City Property for the Dallas
Real Estate and Building Association. Parties
wishing to dispose of property will give location,
size OF lot or loss, prices and terms in currency.
All offers TO DO made in writing and signed by the
owner Of the property. Residence lots ina body
mostly desired. RIP. AUNSPAUGH,
T.J. FRANK, r'.i
-Y .l..f ALEX. SANGER,
Executive Committee Dallas Real Estate and Build.
ing Association. 5id3
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-04-17
Mothers.

Some one has said that Young
mother is the most beautiful thing in
nature. Why qualify it? Why Young!
Are not all mothers beautiful? The
sentimental outside beholder may pre-
fer youth in the pretty picture, but !
am inclined to think that sons an..
daughters, who are most intimately
concerned in the matter, love and adj
nire their mothers most when they are
old. How suggestive OF something
holy and venerable it is when a person
talks of. his "dear mother" Away
with mincing ''mammas." suggestive
only of fine lady. who deputies her
duty 10 nurse. a drawing-room ma
ternal parent, who is afraid to handle
her offspring for fear of soiling her
fine new gown. Give us the homelv
mother. the arms of whose love are all
embracing. whether old or young.
whether arrayed in satin or modestlv
attired In calico. The dear old moth
ers. Heaven bless them.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-04-17
The Door Test.

A correspondent of the Scientifc
American gives the following novel
manner for measuring mems charac-
ter
During the last ten years, in the
winter. according to our record. we
have noticed the manner IN which one
thousand persons who called tor work,
have opened. shut. or not shut our
store door. This, YOU may say, is n
futile and useless undertaking, but we
entertain very different opinion.
What are the facts and deductions!
Oui of 1000 persons recorded. $50
opened the door and shut il carefully
when they came in. and when they
went out.
=. Two hundred and twenty-six
opened it in a hurry and made an at
tempt to shut it. but did not, and
merely pulled il to when they went
out.
3. Three hundred and three did not
attempt to shut il at all, either on COM
ing in or going out.
4. Nincty-s;X left il open when they
came in. but. when reminded of the
fact. made ample apology, and shut it
when they went out.
.. ole nuifufeu anu TWO tpfhtu IL
in great hurry. and then slammed il
10 violently, but left il open when they
went out.
.. Twenty came i'm with Glow do
YOU do - or. Good evening. sir. and
these went through the operation of
wiping their feet on the mat. but
did not shut the door when they went
out.
Remarks We have employed men
out of all the above classes. aud during
that time have had an opportunity OF
Judging of their merits. etc.
The first class of $50 were those who
knew their trade. and commenced aud
finished their trade in methodical
manner, were quiet. had little to say
during work hours. and We're well APP
proved by those for whom they did
their work. They were puisetual TO
time. and left nothing undone which
they were ordered TO do. They did
not complain at tritlcs. and in all re-
spects they were reliable men. and were
Kind and obiiging in their general con-
Auef
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-04-17

Love is a great power. IL draws all
things to itself. 1t drew the sou of
God to earth to die for us. and is able
to draw him down again to dwell with
us In our hearts. 1t will draw down
answers TO our prayers.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-04-17
BANK.


WICHITA SAVINGS BANK +!
CAPITAL, Sioo,ooo!
President, A. N. CLARK. Of Clark Co., Leav-
worth,
Vice President, SOL. H. KOHN, of Wichita,
Cashier, a. A. HYDE, formerly with Clark Co.
Organized Under the Lac of the State.
DO GENERAL RANKING, COLLECT
ING and BROKERAGE BUSINESS.
Eastern and Foreign Exchange Bought and Sold.
DRUGS.
N { w DR. y G ST TORE!
CHI s. w HILL,
DRUGGIST AND PHARMAcEUTisT
Main ST., nearly opp. Posto6ice,
WICHITA, KANSAS.
Til. Largest and Best Stock Of
Pure Drugs and Medicines
IN THE SOUTHWEST.
Toilet Articles, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, ETC.
= PhyseiG.:S Prescriptions carefully compounded.
Also keep on hand the best and purest Wines
and Liquors Tor medicinal purposes je1l-tf
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-30
Attempted Suicide in Rock Isl and.

This friday morning, between I and
8 o'clock, Israel Liverman, a single man,
about 26 years Of age, residing with his I'M
cle, corner ofEagle and Pleasant streets, cut
his throat and also cuthis abdomen pretty
severely. Nothing unusual was noticed in
regard to him last evening, and he seemed
all right this morning. But very soon
after breakfast he went TO his room and
his roommate having occasion to visit the
room, soon afterwards, found the door fas-
tened by trunk placed against it. Push
ing it aside and going into the room, Liv-
erman was found with his throat and abdo-
men cut An alarm was given and DR..
Truesdale called. His wounds are not
considered dangerous. He can talk, and
he says he didn't know what he was doing.
The man has been in very poor health.
lately, and has been in some pecuniary
trouble besides, and no doubt was laboring
under temporary ALTERATION of mind.
The unfortunate man is member Of Isl
and Lodge No. 100, |. o. b. B., and will
be properly cared for by his brother mem.
bers. He is an excellent young man and
now that he realizes his situation is as
much astouished at his act as any of his
friends eau be,
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-30
CIRCUIT JUDGE--F1FrH DISTRICT

Next Monday the people of Rock Island,
Henry and Mercer counties will vote for
some one whoever they please for circuit
judge This district was the Sirth, until
last winter, when in redistricting the State
it became the Fifth. There is no candi-
date before the people in any formal
way, for the Office. The lawyers have
wisely kept quiet on the subject.
No convention of any kind has been
held,-nor has any man announced
himself as a candidate. We think such a
state of things was never before known in
this or any other State, and we shall prob
ably have the novel spectacle of people 60
ing to the polls and voting for the man
they want for Judge, without any dictation
from eliques or classes, or caucusses, or
conventions 1t seems to be understood
that Hon. Geo. w Peasants, the present
incumbent will accept the office if the peo-
pie wish him to do so, though he has not
made any announcement to that effect.
1t is believed, however, that all or nearly
all the votes cast will be for him.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-30
Personal

Hon Calvin 5. Mattoon and wife. for.
merry of Ohio, but, for some years. resi-
dents of Washington, D. c., arrived in
town yesterday, and are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Negus. Mrs. NATION is a
neice of Mrs. Negus. Mr.. NATION is, at
present, consul general to Honolulu, Ha-
wailan Islands, and is on his way to that
place. Mrs. Negus will accompany the
party to California where she will remain
during the summer for the benefit of her
health. They leave this evening.
Gov. Pound is in the city, and, with
Mrs. Pound, will reside at the Harper
House this summer.
Gen. Frank T. Sherman, of Chicago, is
registered at the Harper.
Among the distinguished arrivals at the
Harper House is our talented young friend
DIR. j. Fl. Schenek, Jr., of the firm of DR.
j. Fl. Sehenck & Son of PhiladeI-
hia, proprietors of those great
pulmonic remedies, Schenek's Sea
Weed Tonic, Schenck's Pulmonic Svr-
up and Schenck's Mandrake Pills. The
Doctor is on flying trip through the prin-
cipal cities of the West, and will be the
guest of one Of the editors of this paper
who captured him in Chicago and induced
him to spend Sunday in our beautiful city
and at the Democrat Farm of the Richard
sons, over the river.
Mr.. Thompson, first president of the
Western Union railroad and Mr.. Tate. for
merry superintendent, were at the Harper
House yesterday.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-30

The Secretary of the Odd Fellows
Lodge in Davenport has received letter
from Frankfort, Clinton county, Iowa, in
which inquiries are made in regard to
the supposed drowning of man named
Mcintyre, near this city, on the 4th
of this month. The letter states that
it is supposed that Mcintyre, with an
other man named Stephens, were in a
skiff on the river near the bridge here,
and that the boat struck a pier, was
capsized, and that Mcintyre was drowned
while Stephens escaped. As the missing
man leaves a wife, who is in deep grief
over the loss of her husband, togetherwith
a number of children, any person who
knows anything Of the occurrence would
do good service by imparting any in
formation to Dr. Reid, of Davenport, or
to the family at Frankfort, Iowa.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-30
LOCAL COLUMN.
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