The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-24
The Kellogg Shooting Case
The Mordecai Duel.
Accidents, Fires, Crimes,
Etc, Etc.

MEMPHIS, June 23.-N Gather to-day
the hottest Of the season: thermometer "a.
but the weather was clear and bright, and
there has been marked decrease in deaths
from the cholera. The whole number Of
interments were nineteen, Of which nine
were from the cholera 1t is the general
belief that the disease has run its course
here, and will rapidly disappear, but re
ports from the surrounding country along
the lines Of railroads are still very gloomy
WASHINGTON, June 23-The first case
OF supposed Asiatic cholera, that of col
ored woman, terminated fatally yesterday
1t is said six similar cases were reported last
night by the Board of Health, and that
they are in the most filthy localities.
NASHVILLE, June 23.-Mortality to-day
from cholera was fifty-two against fifty
nine yesterday. Clear and apparently
healthy weather to-day.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-The Pension
Agent at Nashville telegraphs here con
frmiue the reports that the cholera is rag
ing at a frightful rate In that city and that
the citizens are fleeing for safety. He asks
permission to remove his Office to Chatta-
uooga.
cb0Iera here are entirely groupdless Al
tbongb thare i anxisf~ there i no anrre-
bansinp of cbolera the ritv mn tn This time
having been absolutely eIempt, The
Board Of Health announces that the health
of the city is better than during June for
several wears, and its sanitary condition is
far better than was eve~ before known
/ CINCINNATI. June 23.-Three cases Of
death were reported as cholera 10 the
! Health Office to-day. Two Of them were
children. aud one an old man, The NOR
talIty is almsot exclusively among very
young and very old from this disease up 10
the present
/ NASHVILLE. june y. Thirty
! deaths from cholera to-day against fifty five
yesterday OF these 2g were colored. The
weather to-day was considered favorable to
a decrease.
! WASHINGTON, june %. Iii is reported
/ tonight. though not on official authority.
/ that six cases of cholera originated in this
/ city TO-DAY. The report comes from pri-
t vafe seources and its truthfulness cannon
/ be verified
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! HEELlNG, June 23.--lhe hrSt case o.
the cholera occurred m tins city yesterday
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! MEMPHIS, June light lnterment
IRON cholera To-Day. Inc weather Is no
aud dry and the disease Is RAPIDLY abaung
/ WASHINGTON, June 3--Mr Bliss, ex
ecutive officer of the Board of Health
states that there have only been three ca
ses Of cholera in this city this season, anc
that they were sporadic There is as ye
no ground whatever for apprehension o
epidemic cholera here.
/ New YORK. June 23.-Lewis d. Tap
nan. one of the foremost workers in til,
nti-slavery movement in its earliest ef
forts, in this city, died, aged IS, at his res
idence in Brooklyn on Saturday.
Clark, the jockey injured at Jerome Parl
on Saturday by the horse 'Sorrel Dan
falling on him. while exercising for hur
die race, Is reported dead this morning.
Tn motion OF Charles - Conor. the tna
ot young W va alWorth, Tor shooting his father
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: Tennie @S e CIafI;p and Victoria Woo5bul
/ The Jndpe refused to nostone the trial !
aonsaonence If the alleged sickness of on
IF The defendants
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IRISH, editor OF the Daily fress, OF u
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