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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-15
A Word to Mothers
Use Renne' s Pain KILN G
ID q &1C OH.

Sait ~ US aud delicious 10 cure Ceds
Satc % U.s. and delicious TO cure Cramps
safe 70 use aud delicious TO cure Catarrh
Sale 10 use and delicious 10 cure Commissions
sal 10 us GaG delicious to curu Collie
SAT- to use and delicious to cure Group
safe 10 use and delicious to cure Cough
For Sorc Throat. mix Rennc's Magic Oil With wa
t7T and D~r for gargiiug the throat and in severe
cases swathe the throat al bed time with three or
four thltkuc-=es OF flannel wet with the Magic OIL
TAi- pre-. u- bronchial dihiculty and cures CAM
81 III the Throat and stomach, and promotes diges-
ton
RauHe- Pain killing Magic Oit-Nrurafsia
Reuue's Pain-killing Magic oil-Rheamafism
Reunc'- Pain-Klliug Magic Oil Seiatica
ktuug = Pain Killing Magic Oil-ChilbIaif-
Reuuy'- ar-kiling Magic Oil Sprains.
Rrunr'- Pam Killing Magic OIL Headache.
Rcuue- Pain kilIug Magic Oil-Tooghache.
Be sure and get the genuine Sold by all honest
auI prosperous druggists, merchants and s.roscrs.
Manufactured only by WIN RENNE s SONS.
Pittsfpd Mas Sold by John BanEsian. Rock
Island
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\ raw countryman gazing at garden
in the vicinity of Boston, in which were
several marble statues exclaimed: Just
see what waste Here's no less than
six scare-crows in this ten-foot patch. and
one of them would keep the crows from a
FIVE acre lot !"
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The wsAther--.To.Day.

The following shows the temperature
at THE ARGUS OFFICE to-day, as In
Dictated by thermometer:
l6A 57= above zero. IL N, 4O9 above Eert
LA NJ A6e . IN IS
Cloudy with very high wind.
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OFFIcE OF RENsE's PsfS MILLING MAGIC OII. :
PiEYrFI..Ip- MAss N.tnher IN-a |

OFFICE OF RES,;l's PsIS hIurNs MAGIC oIL
PiETsFH-LB, Mass, October I. 1872.
To Patrons Respectfully
IN order 20 eCraffze the price. ami make T. al in
duCsulsut for those iGc1red at the most remote
points 10 handle AAGIC on, we have re-trranged the
scale ~ prices. Ia take effect from aud after this date
A= fo1nN-
ira! Size, or it. eqaisaien; in other sizes per
Brf-e &c --- 81 90.
Ftse 20 Ten gross per gross ..-...-....-- u 60.
Twenty GrusS, per gross .-..-.-.-. $500.
discount will ne made or purchases of FIVE gTnss
ana over, ui q sufficient amount cover freight
The goods will bc delivered nj the poIut OF transpOr
taiuu in PitSne,Q IN good order. HfteF which they
Will be At the risk Of the purchaser.
TERMS.--Net Cash, Current Funds in New York
Please give full shipping directions wh Your orders
REENE's pam KILLING MAGIC Ont is packed FOR
the trade as follows
Trial size. One gross in 3 Case
8 doz Medium Size, equivalent to "
dog. Large size,
we also pack what il known an Assorted
GToss," A. follows d0z. Trial Size. doz. Medi.
am SiZP; II doz Large Size; which equals one gross
IN case, and makes good assortment of sizes for
retsi tore.
On ali goods manufactured after January l. 1873
the retail price will he printed upon the label each
bottle, follows Trial size. ~ cents Medium
Size, 50 cents Large size 81.
Your orders respectfully soli -ited
We have the honor TO be- respectfully, your ohedi.
ent servants. WIN RENNE s SONS
NoTIcE-The name MAGIC OIL" II our Lega
Trade Marx.
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OFFICIAL PAPER.

The young artist Ryan, has been doing
some scenic painting for Beyer's new Var
ieties which his friends think well worthy
of notice.
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Robbery In Sheffield.

SnEtfIELll, march IA, 1913.
EDITOR OF THE Rock ISLAND ARGUS.
Dear Str:-Mr c. H. Boyden's hardware
store was broken into last night by some
parties unknown, by prying open his front
door, bursting off the lock. They blew
his safe open with powder; first going to
a blacksmith shop and getting punch, a
pair OF tongs and a heavy sledge. to punch
a hole through the safe. A blacksmith !
rasp and railroad pick were used TO pry
the door open. They got s75, in money
out Of the safe; three reYoIvers, worth
$50, pocket, and table cutlery to the
value of $50, one dozen razors and set Of
plated spoons, valued at s23. The dam
age to safe and building is estimated Al
$50. The same night the post office was
robbed of 1925 in money and some 90 on
50 in stamps. No clue to the robbers
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The Davenport Democrat says y, Fry
singer, of Rock Island, has closed bar
gain with the First National Bank Of Day
enport for the Conkling distillery.
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Quinsey is not only cured but pre-
vented by Durno's Catarrh Snuff.
Pike TOothache Drops" cure in one
minute, only 25 cents. ''Hale's Honey
OF Hoarhound and Tar" for Coughs and
Colds 50c and 81.
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TWTTCHELL's 'Draught Regulator can be ap-
piled TO any sort of Stove or heater-saves from
4 to u of the Coal by utilizing all the heat pro-
duced. and secures constant, even temperature.
with less than half the trouble in keeping fires On
exhibition and for sale at Harris Tea store Teas
Of reduced prices, free OF duty, dd
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Ladies who are suffering from certain complaints
known only 10 females, should at once get Dr. Vel
pans Female Pills. They produce mos; charm
ing effect Sold by all DRUGGISTS
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The Carthage Republican stated some
weeks ago that the wife of Elder Hender-
son Richie had become insane, and was
taken to Jacksonville, We are glad 10
learn from the Macomb Journal that Mrs
Richie had only contracted bad cold, ac.
companied by fever, and her mind wan
dered a few days. She was not taken 10
jacksonville, and has recovered from her
sickness. The friends of the family in this
county will receive the news with mncb
satisfaction Monmouth Reeiep
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J, N, HARRIS g. co, ,


CINCINNATI.
,r ror sale in Rock leland by John Beuy.to,. IT n
hhp9llas, o. Grotian, Il. Breunert C. speidei. smi,,
l.eOd&wau
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hoSADALls is used in the practice OF, and en-.
dorsed by some Of the leading Physicians through
out she land. They are induced to do this from the
fact that its formula is published around aeh hot
tic 50 that the physician knowing its component
parts and being already acquainted with their
properties, prescribe it with all confidence
NIcHoLAsyILLE, Ky, Feb, II. 1869.
dehtIemen II have seen the effects of '.ROsadaI-
Is on patiente in my own practice and take plea
sure IN attesln 10 its merits u very powerful al
terhtlve. In cases OF Scrnfcla, Rheumatism Sec.
"hdary syphilis, &c, always recommend it,
Very uuly youFs, J. 5. SPARKS, NJ. d.
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New Livery Stable

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST OPENED A
] Livery stable, on
JEFFERSON STREET (near Harper House,
Good outfits. arst-class stock and fair prices will
b. The ruling features. A share Of public patron
aye Is respectfully solicited. JOHN'C BROWN.
July = lST2 DIFF
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Theae trains connect OF Rock Island with the
trains Of the Chicago, Rock Island Pacific X. r.
the Peoria q Rock Island X. H., the Western Union
X, r.. the Chicago a Southwestern X. r. and the
Davenport and 81 Paul x. Il. AT Monmouth with
chicago, Burlington & Quincy T. r., at Bushnell
with Toledo, Peoria a Warsaw T. H., Al Beards-
Y and AZ Chaplin With Toledo, Wabash 4 western
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-15
ICE MOVING.
The North Wall Of the Water Works Engine
House Knocked in.

At about half-past p. m to-day 1.-THE
18TH the ice in the Mississippi commenced
moving in front of this city, and the
crunching and grinding and piling Of ice
along the shores attracted large numbers
of people A fire alarm was soon sounded
from the Water Works, but it was for the
purpose of getting help there, as the ice
had knocked in nearly all the north wall of
the brick building containing the engines.
No other damage was done there. The
engines and everything else all safe and
uninjured. In half an hour from the
starting Of the ice it stopped moving.
Considerable ice is piled up along the
levee, and on the sand bars, and below
Weyerhauser & Denkmanns mill the
channel is clear
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Unsolicited Evidenced itsMeIits,
READ THE FOLLOWING
wat wsll-Esza Druggists Ssy about AIsas Lung sslsa

READ THE FOLLOWING
WAT ws-fasva Druggists ssy about Alsas Lag salsa
sPmsGFIILD, Tenn. Sept. II, 1872.
GENTLEMEN: Ship us six dozen Of Aliens Lung
Balsam at once. We have not bottle left IN our
store. IL has more reputation than any cough med
icine we have ever sold, and we have been in the
drug business twenty-seven years; mean just
what we say about the Balsam.
Very truly yours,
HURT a. TANNER.
AGAIN READ THE EVIDENCE from a Drug,
gist who was cured by the use OF the Balsam, and
now sells IL largely.
L. G. Cottrell, Druggist at Marine City, Mich
gan, writes Sept 18th 1874: - am out Of Allen's
Lung Balsam; send me half Of gross a. soon as
you can, would rather be out OF any other medi-
cine In my store. The Lung Balsam mover falls 70
40 good for those afflicted with cough"
IT'S harmless TO the most delicate child.
II contains no opium in any form.
II Il sold by Medicine dealers generally
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CAUTION,

n n. y, re not deceived. Can for ALIENS LUNG
Directions accompany each bottlo
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STARTED AGAIN.

At 3:45 the ice started again with great
power, moving rapidly. A portion of the
wall of the brick engine house at the st,
Louis depot was knocked in, but not much
damage done. At 4;3O the channel was
pretty free from ice,
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COUNTFRFElTS
Smiths Tonic Syrup has been countcrfeited snd
the eouuterIeiter brought TO grief
Smith = Tonic Svrun

The genuine article must have Dr. John Bpll,s
private stamp on each bottle DR.. John Bull only
has the Its hit to manufacture and sel the original
John J. smiths Tonic Syrup, ct Louisville, XIV.
E&amine weil the label on each bottle If sny
private stamp is not On each ootle, do not pur.
ehase ~ Won Will be deceived, SEE my column
advertisement, and my show card viii prose-
eult any one Infringing on my right The genuine
smith Tonic Syrup can only be prepared by my.
self The puhe's serYnnt
DIR. JOHN BULL.
LOUISVILLE. Nov o 1863 isn9l -d&w1y.
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HORRIBLE /,

by simple remedy, Will send receipt, postag'
free to all afflicted. Rev. T. j. MEAD. yraCgst
New York.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-03

THE OPERA.---The opera troupe won a
magnificent triumph last night. No COM
pany that has ever visited Richmond em-
braced SO many performers of real merit.
The cast of "Martha" last night was most
excellent. Miss Howson appeared as
Martha; Mrs. Seguin as Nancy; Mr..
Eugene Clarke as Lionel Mr.. Hall as
Plunket /; Mr.. Scguin as Lord Tristan,
and Mr.. Bartleman as Sheriff. 1.-THE Last
Rose of Summer" was most splendidly
sung by Miss Howson, and the admirable
voice Of Mrs. Seguin was one of the leading
charms of the evening. Mr.. Eugene Clarke
has fine voice, and by his graceful man
ners and fine personal appearance has es.
tablished himself as q great fayorite. The
character of Lord Tristan was well sus-
tanned by Mr.. Seguin, and Mr.. Hall as
Ph1atet was decidedly successful. e Irt
+ "Lucia di Lammermooro tonight will
again introduce to the audience Miss Her
see, who was so attractive Monday night as
Mariana; Mr.. Brookhouse Bowler, and
several other excellent performers who
were not in the cast last night, and will be
with full chorus and orchestra,
1t will form most attractive entertain-
ment. Owing to the great favor with
which "Martha' was received last night,
we believe it has been determined to repeat
this opera at the matinee performance Sat
urday afternoon. This determination will
be gratifying to very many persons. fala Y
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RATES OF ADVERTISING,

to the speed of the vessel. which must have
been more than nine knots for her to have
| gotten so far out of her course. The CAPTAIN
seems overwhelmed with sorrow, He
said to a reporter: /" To think that while
hundreds of men were saved, every woman
should have persisted. 1t is horrible. If
L had been able to save even one woman.
could bear the disaster, but to loose all. it's
terrible, terrible" He seemed to fully re.
alize that the world would hold him to
strict account.
The latest accounts report Alb saved, and
$50 lost, including $50 women and chill
dren. The cargo was composed generally
Of fashionable dry goods, and was valued at
$500, 900.
NARROWING DETAILS OF THE AWFUL
SCENES, .r..
attending the loss of tAe steamer. continue to
be received. All the women who were asleep
at the time the ship struck were drowned
In their berths, the heavy sea, which con-
stantly poured over the vessel and filled her.
preventing them from reaching the deck.
Some OF the women, who showed remarka-
BILE presence of mind, and appreciation
OF the awful situation, succeeded in reach
ing the deck only to be washed into the
sea and drowned. Soon after this. six
men who had reached the shore wrote on
blackboard, "cheer up, boats are coming
to your assistance" This announcement
was responded to by hearty cheers from
the ship. After half an hour of awful sus-
pense, men were seen on the island carry
ing a boat over the rocks, and soon it was
launched and took off three boat loads
from the outlying rock.
While this boat was engaged in rescuing
these men. Captain Williams and the pas
sengers called loudly to the crew to come
to the ship and take them off first, as they
were in the most imminent danger; the
captain at the same time saying, II will
give five hundred dollars for every boat load
rescued" The boat afterwards made for
the vessel and took off two boat loads.
Half an hour later another boat came and
rescued many of those clinging to the rig
glng.
Third officer Brady, who had succeeded
IN reaching the shore over line, carried
from the vessel an organized crew and aid
ed materially in the work of rescue.
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"A letter from q prominent railro

E "A letter from prominent railroad
president, speaking of the hearing to be
given to some of the railroad. companies
before the Senate special committee in
New York on Tuesday next, says the rail-
road companies ask nothing more than
q reasonable compensation for the postal
car service, and will now for the first time
be afforded fair opportunity of showing
their claims to be moderate and just.
The governor of Kentucky has made
a requisition upon the governor of New
York for George Macdonald, the alleged
bank of England forger, who, under The
name of Sweet, is said to have figured dis.
astrously in Louisville. Should he not b.
extradited he will be held subject to thu
requisition.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Hon. James Brooks is dead.

Hon. James Brooks is dead.
A man, arrested in Philadelphia as
Roscoe, the alleged murderer of Goodrich,
has been discharged.
The wife of colored fusion sheriff at
Baton Rouge, has been killed by q shot in.
tended for her husband.
The election in Rhode Island for COVER
nor, resulted For Howard (Rep.) 9,273;
Chase Dem.) 1886.
The rumor that the secretary of the
treasury will deposit $40, 00O, 900 with the
banks Of New York is denied.
President Grant is still in New York.
He visited Postmaster James, Collector
Arthur, and Naval Officer Latin, yester-
day.
The opening session of the Presbytery
terrain Church South, took place last night
in the Franklin Square church, Baltimore.
The Michigan legislature has author
lied Detroit to expend 100000 in park,
boulevard, or both, on the lake shore, in
the section known as Hamtramck.
In 1856 Oscar Hewitt, of Knoxville,
Illinois, agreed not to shave or cut his hair
till John G. Fremont was elected President.
An interviewer describes him as having
more hair than Esau in all his Journalistic
ex perience.
The government is determined to col
lect the taxes on railroads, The Knox
vile and Charleston railroad, Of Tennessee,
one of the delinquent roads, was sold at
public auction yesterday to the state Of
Tennessee, the only bidder, for 500, 900.
General 7. B. Van Buren,, chief COM
missioner of the United States to the Wen
ma Exposition, and several of the assist
ant commissioners have arrived at Lon
don, whence they will proceed to Vienna
via Paris. asT
Generals Belknap, Sheridan and Meyer
have left st. Louis en- route for the Rio
tirande. The sloop of war. Wyoming, is
cruising off tho Rio Ga uncic, md -S..r-
posed to have some connection with Belk-
maps inspection tour. n
The southern claims commissioners
heard yesterday witnesses in support ofthe
claims of Edward @. Turner, Of Fauquier
county, Va, amounting to sc, 1893; Thomas
B. Stewart. of Fauquier county, Va,
amounting to $10,022, and the estate Of
David Barber, of Fairfax county, Va,
amounting to SO 400.
| Governor Smith, of Georgia, is issuing
invitations to the mayors Of the cities Of
Georgia to attend the conference to be held
in Atlanta on May 20th to consider the in
terest of the Atlantic aud Great Western
canal. Great preparations are being made,
and it is thought that it will be a notable
| pow-wow.
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FIRE LAST NIGHT. THE alarm Of fire
between one and two O'Clock last night,
sounded from box 81, was caused by the
burning of j. b. Sulliyan's tobacco factory,
situated on Fifteenth street, between Main
and Franklin, The building was of brick,
and it was completely destroyed. 1t be-
longed to the Barker estate, and was valued
at about $4,000; no insurance. Mr.. Sulli-
vans stock were valued at $500; loss
about "a 900; insured for $4,000 in the
Petersburg insurance company. The fire.
men were prompt in their response to the
alarm, and though they were Unable to
save the burning building, they prevented
the destruction of adjacent property. The
origin of the fire is unknown.
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-Sparrows refuse to live in Boston.
"A Springfield church spire is utilized
as chimney. .a4ls.t ST.
/ G -Snare-drums give tone to Kentucky
church choirs.
The Springfield, Illinois, gas works
poison the fish in the Sangamon river.
Fans of elephantine dimensions will
be carried by our bellies this spring.
~ 70 whom it may concern-Illegible
writer's are undesirable acquaintance |;
their characters" are bad.
/. & Mrs. Emmelineg Reed, formerly of
Brooklyn, being Interpreted into Italian,
signifies Signora Beatrice Amore, who has
made successful debut at Malta.
Illinois horticulturists are reported to
be cutting down their peach orchards,
which have been killed by the severe win
ter, to make room for other crops. axe
A famous French physician described
to student undergoing examination q dis
ease eliminating by degrees to the most
dangerous symptoms, and asked, What
would you then prescribe, or do ~ The
student after slight hesitation, replied. II
should send instantly for you." He got
his diploma. 1. e a "A
h ''Mamma, = said q wee pet, ''they sang
II want to be an angel in sunday-school
this morning, and / sang with them.o
-"Why, Nelly!" exclaimed mamma, ''could
you keep time with the rest? II guess I
could, 'proudly answered Nelly. II kept
ahead Of them most all the way through"
AT Oakland, California, recently, a
gentleman took his lunch with two lady
friends. He was timid party, very proud
of his two silyered Derringers, which be
generally carried. At this festive gathering
he laid them on the table. One of the
ladies' took one OF the pistols and, by &C.
cident of course, lodged bullet in his
head. He will live, but he won't 60 out
to lunch with his DerringerS again.
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FOR NEW YORK.
I'm

THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY,S elegant side-wheel steamship OLD
DOMINION, Capt. WALKER, will sail on FRI
DAY, April, A. at 8 A. NJ
Freight, received until 8 A. NJ.
Through bills Of ladtng signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points-north, south.
east and west. Close connections made with Gu.
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
rhIe......s........ 90
Steerage. ........... g 90
o9.ia Tip lichets.. ~ W
For freight or passage, apply to
GEO w. ALLEN, & co, Agents,
&p 2-2t No. Governor street.
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The State Journal" will be delivered the
same evening Of publication in any part Of
the city or Manchester by reliable carriers, If
name and address Is left ut our office, 9I2 1-2
Main street, and in Petersburg III left with
our agent there; and Gun always be found ON
sale In this city ut @. II. Johnston's, 9IS Main
News stand at Ford,s hotel; Leon Schaap's
14O2 Main street. and Mt our counter. Siy
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WILCOX. & GIBBs' SEWING MA
CHINE is a virginia Institution . by inven-
tior and patent, and is greaIiy admired by
all who use it. There is no style of work that
cannot be done on 1t. 1t requires bnt single
thread, and toiu not rip. This we absolutely
warrant, and can satisfy the most incredulous in
a moments time of the truth of what we state If
they will call and examine our work We are
constantly receiving certificates like the follow
ing: tA S-' rrPaA q 3 re
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DIED..

LOCKADOE-This morning at 8 o'clock after
q short illness, Mrs. RACHAEL LOCKADOE,
the wife of James e. Lockadoe, in the 4lst ear
OF her age, leaving an affectionate husband and
nine children to mourn their loss.
The friends and acquaintanees and those of
the family are invited to attend her funeral
TOMORROW MORNING, at IL O'Clock, from
her late residence, ON Broad and Mayo Streets
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ACCIDENT TO A MAIL TRAIN. The
engine and two wheels Of the tender Of the
mail train onthe Richmond and Freder-
icksburg railroad, due here at $40 this
morning, ran off the track at Elba Park
in the upper end of the city. The acci-
dent caused delay Of about three hours
and failure to make the usual connections
with the southern bound trains. No one
was hurt and no serious damage was sus-
tanned by the engine and tender,
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i DAsTARDLY OUTRAaE.-A colored
boy, about 16 years of age, intruded upon
the premises of George Crutchfield, esq.,,
on Second, near Main, this morning, and
threw brick-bat at one of his small
children, a little boy three or
four years of age, striking him on the head
and inficting frightful wound. The only
provocation for the outrage was the refusal
Of the child to give way at the hydrant in
order that the intruder might get drink Of
water. We did not learn the name of the
offender, but he resides somewhere in that
neighborhood, and will be called to account
for his conduct. He is said to have shot a
boy about year ago. p as at 4ef