The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-04
Capt. Jack, Boston Charley,
Black Jim and Schon-
schin Hung.
Barncho and SIoluck to be
Imprisoned for Life.
Accidents, Crime. etc., etc.

restored to confidence, and ordinary bust
ness is rapidly resuming The general
feeling is that the danger is past.
New YORK, Oct 3-The National Trust
Company will resume Monday, kidder
< Co settled at 80 cents on the dollar and |
resumed The expulsion Of Grlnnell |
Co. from the stock exchange was caused |
by their refusal to answer important ques- |
tions asked by the Governing Committee
relative to the bankruptcy proceedings.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-Seven hundred and
seventv-fye thousand dollars in bullion
were shipped from Liverpool for New York
Yesterday. and four hundred and thirty
| thousand dollars for Montreal.
! PARIS Oct. 3.-The city has been full of
conflicting rumors to-day in regard to the
political situation. The report which
| gained most currency and caused the great
est excitement, was the stating that the
permanent committee OF the Assembly
would order that body to meet on the 18th,
and that the government oticials, now ab-
sent from Versailles, had been ordered to
proceed there Immediately, but dispatches
from official sources in Nersailles pronounce
it untrue.
, PARIS, Oct. 3.-The Republicans redou
their efforts to thwart the designs Of the
, monarchists. NJ Theirs, Dufaure and
Penier, hold a conference next week. All
sections of the Left are united. The Tx
tremists promising to submit to the gul
dance of the Moderates. The Republican
5 Journals OF every shade of opinion, support
+ all the candidates for the Assembly, who
pledge themselves to vote for the Republic
without regard to antecedents. Petitions
are in circulation, addressed to waverlng
r deputies, urging them to support the Re
p public VI. De Ramusal. at the request OF
:. ex-President Theirs, has consented to con
test the election in the department OF
It Garonue against the candidate OF the Mon
S archists The programme OF the Conserv-
!, atiyes on the meeting of the Assembly vii
be the restoration OF royalty, constitution
: al and parliamentary goverument, a redi
t. vision Of the country into electoral dis
tricts, and the immediate nomination of ;
Lieutenant General of the Kingdom.
le New ORLEANS, Oct 1.-Two Cathoh
+ Priests left for Shreveport to-day anC
- twenty female nurses were sent by tht
10 Howard Association this evening to Mem
lie phis. By order ofPresident Grant 500
a army rations will be shipped to Shrevepor
!, to morrow for the suffering people. (
! special from Shreveport says there wer
y" nineteen interments to-day, and all bu
ty two from yellow fever. A. F. Saville, tn
st telegraph manager, who came from Men
h, phis few weeks since, is dangerously IL
at CAIRO, Oct. GRAND Master Bross {
b. the Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows Of LII
ne nois. has issued a call to the subordinat
1t lodges in the State for contributions in al
ng of suffering Odd Fellows in Shrevepo
NJ and other Southern cities afflicted by ye
ho low fever.
orI New YORK, Oct 3.-At the inspectio
d Of quarantine stations to-day by Gov. Dl
nv nv and the quarantine Commissioners, it VI
ILa, stated by the health officers that \ IellC
~ ~ Fever had existed at the lower quarantl
'"' station at all times from the first OF Ju
800 to the first of October. The total numb
~ of cases were Ga, deaths l3. lnformatl
I'd as to the actual severity OF the disease h
,rr been withheld from the press TO preve
III alarmists from injurlng the commert
.,.n .,.' The Port health officers considered tt
''A so long as the disease imported from +
- eign ports was kept in the lower bay a
"- prevented from entering the city, 1t v
CLn ehn unwise to needlessly alarm the public.
BALTIMORE Oct 3.-Thomas King G
rol. formerly Governor of this State, d
aot at his residence in Dorchester county,
n day.
. BosToN, Oct 3.-The funeral servi
over the remains Of the late Rear ADM
Winslow took place to-day in st. job
IsT- Episcopal church, Boston Highlands,
Dnsi, n, the remains were inferred at Forest t
~ A. GALENA, ILL.,, Oct. 3-The Changers
the county held a meeting at the villag'
b Elizabeth on Saturday last, and nomina
an entire county ticket. They also vC
to change the name to Industrial IA
of Jo Daviess County.
New YORK, Oct 3-A Fort Klam
nT, (Or.) special speaking Of the gallowi
which Captain Jack and his associates
be executed to-day, says: The upris
2N. stand about II feet high, surmounted
cross beam 80 feet in length. The |
form, set on pine poles, is : feet below
.Ta beam, solid at the back and with hir
r. front on which the criminals will be pla
~ standing. The cutting OF single
Iiiu' will upset the three supports OF the t
- cf the platform, and give the l
derers a six feet drop. Lieut.. Col
Hoge will offieiate as Provost Marshal
snperintend the adjustment OF the nc
by sergeants and non commissioned 9TH
y The sentence and findings of the mill
N commission will be read by Leute
I'VE kingsbury, and translated to the Inc
by Riddle, of Yreka. It is expected
that nearly one thousand indians wi
present.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 3.-Prepara
y are completed for the execution of Ca
Jack, Schonschin, Boston Charley. |
- Jim, Barcho and Sioux at 10 o'cloc
ch Ss a At rs5 ks"sts stseted The Jus. ss ss
the fort Some delay may be occas
from the fact that the order for the e.
ton will have to be translated for the
demned. They seem to be much
pressed by the knowledge of their iml
Etc. ing Tbs ts's: execution of the Aodoes will