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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-06
Bachelors Hair DYE.

This splendid Hair nFe Is the best in Abe world.
the oGiy FrHe ard Perfect rye Harmless Kelia-
BE am instantaneous; no disappointment. no ri.
dlcn.oIE iints or unpleasant odur Remedies the i'll
effects Of dives aud washes. Produces Immediately
superb Black or Natural Brown. and leaves the
hair Cirdn, Soft and Beautiful The genuine signed
" 4 katcbeloF, Sold by ~ Druggists
10 2@iwly CuAS. BATCHELOR, Prop y \
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Tomorrow morning At O'Clock the Str.
Red Wing arrives from st. Louis, aud the
Northwestern from st. Paul.
The keOkuk Northern Line CO. has ar
ranged for "a daily line Of passsAg ger steam
ers from St, Louis to ST Paul which viii
t0,r NJ barges and make the run in four
days, leaving St. Louis every day at u NJ.
punctually Suadag, iuclads8. For this
line they have picked out nine Of their
best and fastest steamers. The new az
rangement commenced Monday,
The Red Wing which arrives here in the
morning, IS the first one to start up.
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CITY.
OFFICIAL PAPER.

PIANO FOR SALE.-Any one wanting
cheap piano can hear Of one by calling at
this Office. 3O-dtf.
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Several parties in carriages at Rock Isl
and Arsenal grounds on Sunday disregard
ded the driving rules and rode Just where
they pleased in spite Of the remonstrances
Of the guards then when help was sem
for they put for the main avenue and
the Sylvan Water bridge as fast as they
eouldtorce their horses TO 60. Any more of
such work and something else beside words
will be used in enforcing the very proper
regulations under which the public have
the privilege Of enjoying drives and walks
on the Arsenal grounds.
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RAILROADS
!, mock ISLAND AND PACIFIC R. h

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC r. r.
NB-AIl trains In or out Of Rock Island run BY
Chicago tims-except the Peoria trAine, which run
by Toledo time Chicago time is about 10 minutes
and Toledo about II minutes faster than Rock lei
and time.
Express and Mail, leaves a m and 1O:45 D. m
Accommodation, leaves at 4:i5 p. m.
COMO WEST.
Express and Mail, leaves s:45 a. m and Q 45 D. m.
AoooMMoDAuoN TRAIN
Arrives at Bureau Junction, s:15 D. m.
Leaves Bureau Junction, 6:l5 r. m.
Day Express and Mail leaving Rock Island At
500 =, m. connects at Bureau FUNSTON for Peoria,
NJ :35 y. m. arriving al Peoria at 500 p m.
Night Express leaving Rock Island az AS p. m.
connects at Bureau junction for Peoria at 500 IN
arriving a. Peoria al biao a m. a..
This road connects at West Liberty with the b.
X. a NJ. II. X. for Burlington and keOkuk, s0nth,
and for Austin and St. Paul, north,
:. Conneeta going east a. G, Is. q. Crossing, for
Al La sale, with Illinois Central r. r. for Mendoza
AT Ottawa, with Fox River Valley H. X. for Aurora
At Joliet with G., A. a ST. L. X X
W. a &. r. H.
At chicago, with all dIverging railways.
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN RR
Passengers for Kansas, Lsayenworth and inter
mediate points on this Road, take westward train,
Of the Chicago, r. I. A. Pacific r. r. arriving al
Connecting ~ Davenport, with d. a. 81 Y. r. H.
for Dc Witt and MaquOketa
AZ Columbus junction, with n. G. u a NJ X. "
for Cedar Rapids, Cedar Falls, and ST. Paul north,
and Burlington and keOkuk, south.
Al Fairfield, with n. a NJ h X for Burlington.
Al Ashland, with Dies Moines Valley X. X for he.
okuk, Ottumva, Oskaioosa, kddyrille, Grnnell
AtBsIknap' with North Mlssouri R.R
AZ Cameron, with a. a st. 10. RR
AT plAttsburg, with st. L. 4 ST. 10. r. X.
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Its usc viii make YOU hear better.
IT. use will make you better
It's Use will make you taste better
Its Use will make YOU smell better
It use will make you feel better.
IT, use will make you look better
rs use viii make yoH act better
RenHe's Pain killing Magic Oil is pat up In three
Sizes and called Trial, Medium and Family size
Bottles. WM RENNE 4 SONS PfttsscId Mas
sole PrUprietors and Manufacturer
Reader, call for it wherr Won trade sold in
Rock Island by John BenEston.
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Manhood Womanhood Marriane :

go Pages Illustrated, fine plates. sent post paid 70
50 cents. by Or Whittier on st. Charles Street St
louis, Mo-, the great Specialist. Read his card.
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FOR ONE DOLLAR

We will send RE by mail on receipt Of one -t..
lar. - packets Of choice Hover seeds and
Catalogue containing upwards Of 1000 Va-.-...
wlfh full directions for culture. to any &C -.--
the Unlted STATES. Catalogues free on app a-.
DEE d DOYLE. Sredsmen and Flo-l-t-
81 fremont street. L s--.r
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COUNTFRFElTS.

Smiths Tonic Syrup has been counterfeited, and
the counterfeiter brought to grief
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
The genuine article must have Dr. John Bulls
private stamp on each bottle. DR.. John Bnll only
has Tue right 70 manufacture and sell the original
joan J. Smiths Tonic Syrup, Of Louisville Ky
Examine well the label on each bottle. Ii my
private stamp IL not on each Oottls, do not pur.
uhase, OF You will be deceived. See my column
advertisement, and my show card, l will prose-
cute any one infringing on my right. The genuine
Smiths Tonic Syrup can only be prepared bv NV.
self The publiG's servant,
DR. JOHN BULL.
Louisville, Nov. 5. 1863 iau9l-dSwIy.
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SOLDIERS ENTITLED TO 4 HOMESTEAD Or 1sI g,.n
THE BEST LOCATION FOR coToxTps
LANDS IN ARKANSAS

The Little Rock & Fort Smith Railroad Of It. d.
sale 1,nht1 acres in the rich valley u The ,-..-
sas klNer. These lands are unsurpaz-eL IL II r.
auction Il cotton, corn, fruits vegetable sf-
cereals. The IneXhaasuhle fertility @. thu ~. p.
Climate average temperature for The 1unrt.
Dee jan feb, and March about - gu-r-
ting agricultural labor about eleven MONS NH
year; The unqHesrioned health OF the ga...r g..
varlons and abundant timber. good war....l-- O..
Ter powers, with the rapid development u5 r-. So
In Railroads, population and general lH...-.. ....
combine 10 render these lanes the l4.#.r
country.
lplanGs rom $3.50 TO 81, and River Ra.-ar.-
$40 10 81 per acre On crefllT Of eix YEAR .r.
uuai interest Pamphlets and Aap- fu-r.-l.. -.
tgityHsly on application 10
\. :: HOWE, Land Commission
LlTTi-E RuCR. Ais
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CONSTITUTION WATER

Take forty drops three times dav in four times
the quantity Of water. and 1t will cure Won
e7sale ny all Druggists, II i. not Spring Wa
ter
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Cures without Sneezipr.

AZ a TROCiIE POWDER Is pleasant 10 the tas,,
and never nauSeates when swallowed Instantly gives
to HE throat and vocal organs Delicious Sensation
= Iooluusz aud Comfort Is the best voice tonic In
lhe word. Try IL. sa6s. Reliable. and only r. GENIE
SON ~ nL!.u=E ~, pt mated Tree. Address
COOPER, WILSON & CO. Proprietors
Philadelphia
NAa Scbaak Stevenson u Reed. wholesale Af,euts
chicago. For sale Ia Rock Island by John Bengs-
ON, + BTeuneFt, Harper House Drug store and b,
Sialth Il sonny iD2ldtEwtt
For sale by Emil koehler, Druggist. Rock Island.
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ROCK ISLAND AMIDST. LOUIS R.

Tralna connect a. KOck Island with the ChicagO,
v l. a pacihc the Peoria 4 X. L., and the Western
Union Railway A. Monmouth with the c., u. 4 |
q. Tor Burlington Galcsburg and Peoria. At Bush
nell with the 4. q. a z for Quincy Al Boards
town with the Springfield Illinois South Eastern /
for Springfield and Pana. At Chaplin with the To- |
lcdo, " n Western for Jacksonville, Naples and /
Hannibal and az st. Louis with all Railroads and /
steamboat lines diyerging from that point
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Head, ThrOa! aad Vocal organs.

'fhis re NEEDY does not "DRY UPi Catarrt bnt
lUOSENs 1t frees the head OF all offensive matter
qAckiy removing bad breath and h adache. ailavs
and soohe- the burning heat IN eatarrh il 20 mild
anh lgreeable In its eiects TINT il posiIlyely
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-15
The Cornell University.

The Northern Christian AdpOcdte, in
saying of the Cornell University, at
begins its sixth year with 2O9 Fresh
nlenr--raw recruits for Satanv presents
but another example of newspaper
asserting as a fact that which it wishes
might occur. Some newspapers like
some men consider themselves infalli-
BILE, set themselves up for little divini-
ties incapable of erring, and, making
their wish father of a result, damn all
opponents. The truth is Cornell Uni
versity and perhaps all other non-sec-
tartan colleges are just as moral, as the
'scetarian college. They may not turn
out SO many Methodist ministers, Bap-
tist ministers, or ministers of any
other denomination, but they do turn
out as good men and in most cases in
finitely better students.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-15
Election Tod ay.

While this article is being read, the
polling will already be going on. Now
the minds of most voters have been
firmly made up; their candidates have
been selected; their votes decided.
Little Of the political has entered the
canvass; in most cases the question
has been asked, "Who is the best
man." not "Who is tn. best Republi-
can?" or "WhO is the best Democratic
Stauneh Republicans, in the case of
the Supreme Judge, will vote for Me-
Kee, staunch Democrats for Dwinelle,
and staunch members of both parties
for McKinstry. Looking at the cam
vass impartially, the chances for the
election of Dwinelle seem the best;
thus it seems; although to the writer
either of the other candidates is pre-
ferable.
For District Judge, the two candi
dates, Andrew Glassell and Y. Sepul-'
veda, are both popular, and would both
ably; I'LL the Office for which they as
pire. They are men of exemplary
habits, pure integrity, and fine legal
ability; owing to events which the
canvass has developed, the chances of
success seem to favor Sepulveda. He
will carry largely the Spanish vote,
and will not be. weak among the
Americans.
For County Judge, there are three
aspirants: A. J. King, A. A. Wilson,,
and H. X. S. OMelveny. Who will
succeed is beyond the power of man
to.predict. Each is surrounded by a
warm cOterie of friends, who are
working hard for success. Many pro-
phecy the success Of Judge King; 9TH
erssay that as both he and Mr.. OMel-
veny are Democrats, party favor will
carry, in Mr.. Wilson.
OF the seven candidates for Justice of
the Peace but two can win; five
must suffer defeat. Consequently the
odds are heavily against each candi-
date. However this may be, it seems
more than probable that Mr.. Aye rs, of
the Express, will be one of the favor
I'd. Mr.. Conry, another old journalist,
is in the field, and newspaper sympa-
thies are all i'm his favor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-15
Late Te|egrams,
EXCLUSIVELY TO THE HERALD.
Farmers Grange Trou-
bIes in Boston.
Card from Bishop Cummings.
More Heavy Failures i'm
New York.
Pennsylvania and Ohio
Elections.
+s
YELLOW FEVER ABATING inMEMPHlS
Conway Arraigned for Shooting
Senator P0meroy.
Heavy Shipments Of Bullion frcm Eng
land IN tho llnifnh Ctafnc
Conway Arraigned for Shooting
Senator Pomeroy.
Heavy Shipments Of Bullion frcm Eng
land to the United States.
THE WAR IN SPAIN.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October 1.-THE Bos-
ton Grange, composed of grain and
commission merchants, having been
ordered to disband, by the Grand Mas
ter of the National Grange, AS it was
not farmers grange, threatened TO
carry the matter before the National
Grange. The Boston grange retains
it's book and rituals, the members
using the pass words and grips of the
order. AS it is composed of prominent
business men,a warm contest is prom
ised.
Geo. Rook, pugilist, fatally stabbed
Richard Bradshaw in New York this
morning.
Bishop Cummings, of Kentucky,
has written letter in vindicatiOn Of
his conduct, and that of the Dean of
Canterbury, in the matter of their
communion in the Presbyterian
churches. He says: ~ deny, most
emphatically, that the Dean of Can
terburry, or myself, have violated any
ecclesiastical order OF the Church Of
England, or of the Protestant EpiscO-
pal Church in this country, or have
been guilty of open hostility to the
discipline of the Church. There is
nothing in the ecclesiastical order or
discipline of the Church of England,
or of the Protestant Episcopal Church
in this country, forbidding such acts
of inter-communion among Christian
people who are one in Faith and Love,
and one i'm Christ, their great head.
AS far AZ know, liberal Episcopa
lians, of New York, rejoice in the ac-
tion of the Dean OF Canterbury, and
thank God for it," -,
The suspension OF VIM. Hoge 4 Co.,
bankers, and VIM. Whiteman Il Co., ,
brokers' is announced.
There was Il heavy pressure to sell
stocks to-day and force prices down,
and in some eases prices were below
the quotation at the recent panic.
Three thousand shares of Lake
Shore have just been sold out under the
rule for the benefit of Boyd, Benson
Il Co. The firm has not failed, but is
selling stock to get clear of a general
complication.
The suspension Of Gillespie, Trow-
bridge & Co., tea dealers, is announced.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-15
The Yellow Fever and the Cholera

The dispatches still contain terrible
accounts of the ravages of the yellow
fever in the States south of Illinois,
bordering on the Mississippi. From
Memphis, people are fleeing, and eve
ry departing train is filled with those
Fastening from death. Their case has
been such as to commend them to the
sympathy of all sections of the cOun-
try, and what relief money can give
has been offered. In the east, cholera
also has been raging, and the coming
winter only has stayed its progress.
1t should be cause of gratitude to
the people of Los Angeles, and South
ern California that they are spared
this destruction; that they live in a
region uncursed by these pests. They
enjoy sunny cline, in which for
three hundred and fifty days out of
the year, they may be out of doors
with comfort, and yet are free from
malaria Of any kind. This induce
ment alone should bring thousands of
emigrants to make homes in their
midst.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-15
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-two hundred and
ninetyfour thousand pounds of bullion
We're shipped to New York to-day,
fG2,0M was drawn from the bank OF
England to-day, nearly all for Ameri-
ca. The Bank of England has raised
the rate of discount to six per cent.
Adispatch from Cartagena yesterday
says the insurgent vessels are again
leaving the harbor, and another naval
engagement is expected. Command
of the insurgent fleet has been given
to the Captain of the Tetuan.
MADRID, Oct. IA dispatch from
Hapalma, n few miles from Carriage
ma, says heavy cannonade is heard
there, and it is expected a naval en-
gagement is in progress 1t is report
ed provisions in Caltlgeha will only
last three days.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-15
SANTA CLARA.
Meeting of the state Orange Convention

MeetinS OI the StNtc 1rhus y I NOhNcusiOhs
SAN JOSE, Oct. II.
The State Grange met here to-day.
One hundred Oranges are to he repre-
scnted. Between 80 and 20 delegates
are now here, and more will arrive to-
night. The convention is presided over
by J. w. A. Wright, who announced
all matters of business to come before
the convention, viz: Appointing a
Committee on Emigration; also, that
Congress be petitioned to grant to the
State the control of its waters for irrl-
CATION. He reported, likewise, the
condition of each Grange in the state.
Officers and executive committees for
the ensuing year were elected. Com
mittees We're appointed ON auditing, on
publication of minutes, and to prepare
a constitution and bylaws for State
and subordinate Oranges. Gov. Booth
will deliver an address before the
Grange on Friday evening. Prof. Carr
will also address them. The time is
not fixed, but the Convention will con-
tinue during the week.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-15
Penal Code on Elections.

In connection with this election, it
may not be inappropriate to quote the
following provisions of the Penal Code,
in regard to using money at elections
S54. Every person who, with the
intent to promote the election of him.
self or any other person, either
!. Furnishes entertainments at his
expense to any meeting of electors
previous to or during an election;
=. Pays for, procures, or engages to
pay for any such entertainments;
3. Furnishes or engages to pay or
deliver any money or property for the
purpose of procuring the attendance of
voters at the polls, or for the purpose
or c0mpensating any person for pro-
curing attendance of voters at the polls,
except for thr conveyance of voters
who are sick or infirm;
4. Furnishes or engages to pay or
deliver any money or property for any
purpose intended to promote the elec-
ton of any candidate, except for the
expenses of holding and conducting
public meetings for the purpose of dis-
cussing public questions and of print
ing and circulating ballots, handbills,
and other papers previous to such elec-
ton, is guilty of misdemeanor.
z4236. The District Attorney is the
public prosecutor, and must attend to
instituting proceedings before magis-
trates for the arrest of persons charged
with or reasonably suspected of public
Offenses, when he has information that
any such Offenses have been commit
ted; and for that purpose, when not
engaged in criminal prosecutions in
the District or County Court, must at
tend upon the magistrates in cases of
arrest, when required by them, and at
tend before and give advice to the
Grand Jury, whenever cases are pre-
sented to them for their consideration.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-15
PACIFIC COAST TELEGRAMS.
EXCLUSIVELY TO THE HERALD.
SAN FRANCISCO.

Suicide. The Farmers in (Ouncila.....
Squirrels the Cause Of the Meeting.
Light Fine. Mistaken Identity
and Lucky Ident tiGeat lon 49,. Large
Masonic Attentiance..,..Wi Witnesses i"
Irons Out trageSus Action Of the
Us. Marshal.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. II.
Ernest Diedrich killed himself at the
Scandinavian House last night, by
choking himself to death with strap.
Nothing is known of his antecedents.
A meeting of farmers was held here
to-day, to consider measures for pro-
curing legislative aid in abating the
squirrel pest. Interesting reports We're
submitted upon the ravages of these
animals, and drafts of several bills
were submitted to the conference.
Judge Hoffman fined Wright, the
second mate Of the ship st. Charles,
only $50 for assaulting and heating
two seamen.
A man was arrested at San Jose IA
Harris, mate of the Sunrise, and was
brought to this city; but he proves to
be George Greenwood, the absconding
night nurse of the county hospital, ac-
cused of stealing $3.50 from that insti-
tuition.
About 500 members attended the
meeting of the Masonic Grand Lodge
to-day.
1t is feared that only u small vote
will be polled at the judicial election
Tomorrow, in this city.
A. ID. Bell, formerly of the B"lletin,
has Joined the Post.
The sailors of the ship Sunrise, who
have been detained in the county Jail
as witnesses, Were brought by Il deputy
United States Marshal before Justice
Townsend to-day, ironed, as if they
had been the men accused of the crime,
instead of the men seeking justice.
The act of VIM. &. Morris in ordering
the proceeding, is denounced as an out :
rage on the men.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-15
SAN BUENAVENrURA.
Sad Accident.

SAN BUENAvENTuRA, Oct. H.
While Mr.. a. Sharkie and DR.. Bard
We're out for a drive around town, the
team became unmanageable and sud
denly turned across the road. Both Of
them were thrown into Il ditch. DIR.
Bard received Il very severe wound
about two inches in length, above his
right eye. His right thigh was badly
bruised. Mr.. Sharkie was knocked
speechless. They are both doing we'll.
The horses and carriage were slightly
injured.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-15
TEN N ESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Oct. l4.-No eases of.fever
this morning. There, was another
light frost, and it is now hoped the
scOurge will be abated. The Masonic
Relief Board report 81 cases on hand,
the Odd Fellows about 40, knights of
Pythsas 8 or IL, Firemens Z. Contri-
button receipts are heavier to-day
than any day during the prevalence
of the epidemic. Fifty of those re-
Gently made orphans have been sent
to the Church Home, near Buntin Sta
tiOn, Shelby county, in charge of the
Sisters of Mercy. but that institution
reports its inability to supply them
with subsistence. ..aE .tutf.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-15
Telegraph Arrangements.

Last evening q very satisfactory and
courteous letter was received at this
Office from the General Superintendent
Of the Western Union Telegraph Co.
The following passage from it is quot
ed, to show the readers Of the HERALD
what this paper is doing to supply
them with news:
IT should like. you to report to me
any time when your dispatches are re-
ceived in careless or unsatisfactory
manner We employ an experienced
reporter, and there is no good reason
why the news should not be well made
up, and with the number of words you
receive, cover the entire ground every
day Of all important news thatreaches
this city from, the East, or the differ
ent parts of this coast. t,'
.Iat Yours, truly, .a 81. -.
-, JAS. GAMBLE, Glen. Supt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-15
OREGON.
Election News. Ne smith. Democrat.
Elected TO Congress.

kltct1On DtuNOcGhes
Elected TO Congress.
PORTLAND, Oct. 13.
The vote in all parts of the State is
very light. In Portland and East
Portland, the total number of votes
cast was ISL, falling off OF nearly
800. Smiths majority is 500. Reports
from the principal towns give Nes-
mith II majority of liz. The estimat-
ed majority in the State for Nesmith
is 200. Corvallis precinct-Nesmith,
l5s; Smith, o. At Albany a light
vote was cast Nesmith received 2S2;
Smith, AZ The county has probably
gone Democratic by 25O.
OREGON CITY, Oct. IL.
Only two precincts in Clackamas
county have been heard from. Oregon
city precinct gives Smith, Republican,
81 majority. The vote will be close.
PORTLAND, Oct. IA.
A large and enthusiastic reception
was given this evening to Mr.. Nesmith,
the representative to Congress. He is
now addressing the assemblage.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-15
Second Dispatch. 10 T.. NJ.

The police have arrested four more
small boys for having committed fif-
teen burglaries at the Mission and in
the western part of the city. They Oh
tanned large amount ofjewelry, plate,
ETC., in their raids. Each one is grad
uate of the Industrial School The
we'll known jeweler, John Revolk, was
arrested tonight, charged with having
bought the jewelry from the boys,
knowing it to have been stolen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-15
YR 81 EKA.
4 Young Lady Killed.

IREKA, Oct, II.
A sad accident occurred at Straw
berry valley on the Sacramento river.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Emily
Shepherd aged Is years was out horse
back riding in company with another
young girl The horse took fright and
threw her from the saddle. Her foot
hung in the stirrup, and the horse ran
dragging her for a quarter of mile
when the stirrup broke. When found
moment after she fell, she was dead.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-15
STOCKTON.

Rrittain lOnOrabIy Discharged. Cars
or the Track Heavy Winds.
STOCKTON, Oct. II.
Britain who was arrested on suspi-
cion of highway robbery, and whose
examination came off last evening,
was honorably discharged, after te-
diOus examination.
Twelve cars attached to the western
bound freight train were thrown from
the track, last night, near Galt, by a
misplaced switch. No injuries were
sustained by the train men.
Heavy northerly winds prevailed
throughout the entire day.