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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-27

An Election will be held in the several Wards Of
this City TO elect the following Officers. tu-wit-
One Mayor for one year
One Police Magistrate for four years.
One Alderman. in LIST Ward. for Two YEA
One Alderman, in 2d Ward. for two wear
One Alderman, in Sd Ward, for two year
One Alderman. in 4th Ward, for two year
One Alderman. in 9TH Ward, for two year.
For or Against reduction of Tells al rlc Rock
River Bridges.
PLACES OF VOTING WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:
First Ward. at the house of Mrs Wise corner Of
Swan and Orleans streets
Second Ward, at the Court House
Third Ward, at Rescue Engine House
Fourth Ward. at Anawalt. Denkmau q. Office
Fifth Ward, at Phoenix Hose House, Pearl 81,
The Polls will be opened at o'clock a the NOR
ming, and will continue open until clock in the
afternoon of said day.
20d&wtd JOHN BARGE CITY Clerk
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-27

From lands end to lands end. that all may read.
and reading, believe, that for the countless mil
lions who the road to au untmely grave
with bilious complaints there is but one truly great
and reliable remedy and thar is
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CONSIGNATARIOS.

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presiones para los cuerpos del Ejercito mill
cias, los Ayuntamientos las nficinas los par
ticulares, 0freciendo en tod0s los traha1os que
&c encarRuen, prontltud esmeTo oaIatura.
Constantemente sc encontraran ell la misma
los siguentes impresos:
P6lizas de embarque para el extranjero.
Idem nara cahotage.
Manifestos de Aduanas.
P0ltzas de fetameptos.
Conocimentos de embarque de los vapores
correos de las Antiils de ID. Ramon Herrera.
Tdem de los vapores corTeos de A. Lopez
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Credenciales de voluntarios.
Nom hramientos dc cabos sargentos,
LctTas en- blanco.
Targetas de vista de cartulina.
Idem de idem mitacion de mariil.
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entirrre, 80 entregan la hora de haberse err
eargado
Igualmente Sc detallan los efectos sign ientes
dumas de Guillot de Otros fabricanss.
Pesitns para pesar oro y cartas.
Sobres 1randes para cartas oticios.
Papel para cartas. grande, pe1ueno de can
to dorado.
Idem idem idem de luto.
Sobres grandes de luto.
Idcm de taTgetaa.
Lapices Faver y otIos fabricantes.
Porta-plumas.
Tinteros de varias classes,
Cuehillos de cOrtar papel.
Reolns cuadradillos de varios clases.
Cniitas para sellos de eorreo.
Limpia- a-plumas de porcelana.
SaIyaderas de diferentes classes.
Panel espafiol de Il. %. 2ay4s
Idem rayado de ey3a
potea de tinta caTmin.
I.acres de varfaa clasea.
TApicea para dihuio g.. g..
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-12-01
The Cuban Outrage.
The War Cloud Scattered.
Spain Yields to the Terms of the
United States.
THE POINTS AGREED ON.
Doubts of the Ability Of CASTELAR, to
Enforce The Decision.
THE POINTS AGREED ON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The negotiations be-
tween the United States and Spain with regard
to the questions growing out of the capture of
the Vrginius were brought to conclusion to-
day, Secretary Fish and Admiral Polo having
agreed upon and signed a protocol, which the
latter econ telegraphed to his government.
Terms of the Agreement,
AS conflicting statements have appeared in
the newspapers regarding the intelligence re-
ceived last night and also to-day, 1t can now be
positively stated that the terms are substan
TALLY as follows:
First, the immediate delivery to the United
States of the ship Virginius and all the surviv-
ing passengers and crew. ,
Second, salute to our flag on the zoth OF
December next unless in the meantime Spain
shall satisfy the United States that the Amerl-
can flag was improperly borne on that vessel;
and further, that she had no right to that flag
or Am,rinan papers. In this event the salute
is to be spontaneously withdrawn and Spain is
to formally dsclaim any intentional ndignty
to the flag in the acts committed by Spain
against the Virginius.
Third, if it shall thus be shown that the Vir-
ginius had no right to carry the American flag
and papers, the United States will institute
proceedings against the vessel and the surviv-
ing parties who have violated the laws of the
United States, and Spain guarantees to inst-
tute proceedings against any of her authorities
who may have violated either law or treaty
stipulatons.
Fourth, the matter of reclamations for dam
ages is reserved for future consideration.
In addition to the above it can also be stated
positively that within the next two days Secre-
tary Fish and the Spanish Minister will deter
mine the port at which the Virginius and the
surviving passengers and crew shall be deliver
ed to the United States. The words "immedl-
date release" as applied to the delivery of the
Virginius and the surviving passengers and
crew, implies, of course, a reasonable time for
its execution, as some days must elapse before
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-12-01
MINOR TELEGRAMS

A. j. Crane, Assistant Collector of Internal
Revenue in Vermont, has stolen ST., 1000. His
bondsmen are good.
The report that Gen. Butler is to be made
chairman of the Committee on Appropriations,
is discredited.
Flatherty of Montreal stole a bottle of
liquor from sleigh. 1t proved be poison,
and four of his friends are dead in consequence
OF drinking it, and five others are likely to die.
Twelve buildings were burned at Parkers'
Landing, Pa, Friday night. Loss $685.
w. Smith Il Co.'S tobacco establishment in
Montreal, was burned Saturday. Loss, $780, 00
In East ST. Louis, Livingstone & Co.'s plan.
ing mill, lumber yard and other shops and
houses, were burned Saturday. Loss from
100000 to $150,0OO.
Ann Eliza, Brigham Youug's 10Th wife, has
prematurely left the Saints to escape possible
detention.
The internal revenue receipts Saturday were
800 667; for the month, Sc, 734, ESQ., and for the
fiscal year, $39, 1874
Hon. A }, Smith, Minister of Marine and
flsher es OF New Brunswick, has been re-elect-
ed by reclamation to represent the county of
Westmoreland.
Inc west reports the packing of 1,489O00
hogs this season te November 10Th, against
1oo,310 at the same time last year.
San Francisco despatch says that the res
lgnation of Senator Casserly fell like bono
shell 10 the Democratic camp. Booth, Repub-
l,Dan, ana Haight, Democrat, are the promin-
ent candidates for the vacancy
One hundred unpaid workmen on the North
ern Pacific Railroad in Washington territory,
have seized a part of the line and are doing
considerable damage.
The trustees named in the Sprague Trust
deed have notified the reditors' committee that
they feel compelled to decline the trust unless
haF c nfAn
personal liability. Another conference takes
place to-day.
The examination of witnesses in the Bazaine
court martial will conclude to-day.
Senator Sprague has gone to Washington
Satur 'ay morning more than two-thirds of
the members of Congress were in Washington.
Another engagement with the Ashantees
near Dunquah is reported, In which forty Eng
lishmen and natives were killed and wounded.
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NEW YORK.


Awecd IN Prison Costume.
NEW YORK, Nov 3O.-After being taken to
D a .G island yesterday, Tweed was ask
ed tne usual questions by the recording clerk, to
when ne replied thut he was SO years old; oc-
cupatlon Statesman no religion, but as his
Ianiiy are Protestents he was entered as Pro-
testant He weighed 1853 pounds. He was tax
sn 10 pain and thoroughly cleansed and then
hao DIS mead shaved in penitentiary style, and
was arrayed in full stripped uniform. He had
Two letters from New York city physicians rec
ommending that he be placed in the hospital,
Du! after examination by the penitentiary ply
sic'ans ne was remanded to a common cell like
all other felons and numbered a. The Jacket
given him to wear is known as the larceny
jacket" His son stayed by him until he was
led away to his cell, when he and few friends
and reporters left the prison.
Various Matters.
A Society was organized here last night by
several prominent gentlemen for the suppress
sion OF vice, particularly obscene literature.
IL is reported that two police commissioners
are among the number alleged TO have been
indicted by the grand jury for election frouds
Following Shaikey's example, Roberts and
Gleason, two alleged fOrgers, planned an es-
cape from the Tombs this week, but were frus::
trated.
Henry Prentiss, mail agent at Middletown,
is held in default of $4,000 bail on charge OF
embezzliDg a letter.
1t is stated that numerous private detectives
are shadowing Genet and others, indicted ring
officials. TO prevent their escape.
Ii is believed that Genet's trial is down for
next week.
Ii is stated that the epizootic has again ap-
peared among the horses of the car aud stage
lines. but there has been as yet no interruption
Of business therefrom.
The CuDans here are much depressed at the
peace news The Spaniards.here are evidently
disguised
Frank Taintor the defaulting cashier, has
been sentenced 10 seven years in the Albany
peBitentiary.
Judge Davis to-day fined Messrs. Graham
Fullerton and Bartlett. the senior members of
the counsel for Tweed in the late trial. $3.50
each, after subjectng them TO sharp lecture
for breach of good morals in handing him a
paper giving reasons why he should not pre-
side at the trial
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-12-01

slc $500 do for seller February 81 Lice; 1000 do
for March BIG q 81; Butter is quiet and in buy
26c tor fine Western frkins Cheese dull and heavy
at 1871 a 13ic for strictly choice. Naval Stores
for dun a SC for euae
fined 131c Tallow quiet; sales 1900 lbs IT "a u.
Freents to Liverpool dull Flour per sail Is Sd;
cotton per steam al.
ie aa and lower, closing firm; MOI Spring os q
ca W; No ss, Spring at OFT os closing at gi
NO ND 1o Spring az o. rejected at 0se Corn is dull
Oats eady and lower at ap' sslc for No cash sssc
seller j. ge, ss ted s2t Rye in fair demand and
Sweri .l Nos Spring al az ~ 90 90 SS,ys,oUs
are in fair dem and and lower, closed steady Pork
sold at ~ 80 er V rs sslleT 1sc; is SO - e
s MeatS clear i niddIes ,<eEsil packed Green
active; shoulders 4sc; WhIstsr hams s,n. g Sc
"a 00U obls not rl27 800 bush wbeai a.
600 nsb corn 40 900 bush ,'at' 500 bush rye I5-
0V Sb GpsS g Obls four wheat a.
oo0 hpsI' corn ~ OOO busb oats oooo buso rye a.
900 bush barley.
CIScISsATI, Nov. 2e.-Proyissloan s I. held
steam "a az Ile bid. Bulk Meats are arm ant bsh
higher: shoulders al SIC; clear no siss held &c;
nal at eIe; clear rb sbies at &c; clear ride Te-
Green meats firm; shoulders held Al 81 ttc bid,
clear rib sii.- u a g. eiear sides - ~ mans a.
u q SIC. 1--we Hogs active AZ 90 70 70 pack-
srs and extra butchers. Whisky arm az ssc
MILWAUKEE. Nov 81 Flour quiet and unchanEsdf
extra spring AZ 50 q Ia Wheat 4 In AR de-
mand and arm; No 1 a. . cash ga Fellrr perf
OF .silsf Jan OAls are m faiF asn4nd and am
AZ 3e ior No 2 Cafn Il steady AZ ~ Ne No hikei
Rys dat and a shade lover; No 1 81 "a. Barley 10
stesdy a 1 - 60 No spring.
Receipts-s.Du blis nosf "A ooo bush uhsat
shipments 90 tois hoaF. io3le eaak sheaf-
DsrnoII, Ney. So aaist and anchans~i 81
~ o. fog Nhitf. "A hrat atrsiy extra 81 80
No White I - @l 81 nbsf Mkhtgaa I -. CoFn
stesfy a. 'oe. o.is IN sd aeunsDd Al tir. Drs-s-
hess see
caasLssrox. Nov. al-couou ssess nhtshss
apiaaa- a. . 3 isir..
savaxxAa. Nov. y. -csssos Sulst. xtisnss az
lands i.ls.
asaIIs. Nv. ss.-Costaa dani Nauis spl.ads
AZ Ia.
SEw oslEAxs Nov. ss.-couss n Suisss ND
dhng up.ands 81 ittc.
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AUCTION SALES.
OFFICE OF THE SUR OF GRANITE CUTTING.

OFFICE OF THE SUp'T OF GRANITE CUTTING,
DIX Island, Me-, Nov 10, 1878.
I'm Monday, Dec. I, 1873, at 10 o'clock a. m, by
~ public auction at the Office Of the Superinten-
dent % the U. s. Custom House at Rockford, Me-,
by order of ne Secretary of the Treasury win be
sold The following articles, viz:
Public buildings and other Govern ment property,
consisting If q sheds about S4S feet in length;
J carving shed rs feet long; gripdstone sheds ia
feet long, blacksmith sioIs about pa feet long;
carpenter shop about 80 feet loug; 2 Government
offices about Sc feet long, boarding houses known az
the shamrock, Aberdeen House, Aberdeen Ell, Dix
long and from to 81 stories in height; household fnr
niture and tools and machine, viz: Assorted Tools
scales, aDvs, bellows, vices, barrows sto,e jacks
and pi, 6, padocks, &c.
deposit of ten QO) per cent. will be required on
the DAY OF the sale and the balance when the articles
are taken away. which must be before the first day
of January, 1874. r.. =. FOGG,
Sup't Grants Cutting,
nolS12t Dix Island. Me-
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Havana and Santiago can be reached. The
agreement is regarded in official quarters as
covering all the points of our original demands,
though in a modified form, while it is consider
ed respectful and honora nle 70 po.n countries.
The fixing of the 25th o. De1euoer as the
time for saluting our flag is 10 SHOW .he neces-
sarv opportunity to Spain to show @ua: ane ar s
ginius improperly carried the Amer can nag
and American papers. .,,..
There is sensible relief in all quarters .aa'
the negotiation has thus peaceably ended
Both Secretary Fish ami Admiral Polo had
for two weeks past been engaged in producing
this result, on which they receive the congratu-
latlons OF their respective friends.
Good Advice.
A Madrid despatch says that the decision to
accede to the terms of the United States was
not arrived at by the government before it bad
cdnbdentaly consulted W tn the powers of Eu-
rope, and was informed by all If them that re-
paration was due for the capture of the steam
er and the execution of the captives. The de-
cision is also in conformity with the opinions of
the leading Spanish statesmen of all parties to
whom the question was submitted by the gov
eminent.
The News CONFIRMED.
PARIS, Nov. pa cipher despatch from
Madrid announces that Spain has made con-
cessions satisfactory to the American govern
ment and that Minister Sickles has received
orders to suspend preparations for the depart
ure OF the legation CASTELAR, was only embar-
raised Tor fear or popular traction against
the concessions. Spain will restore the Virgin
Jus and surviving prisoners aud apologize, leay-
ing the question of indemnity 10 arbitration.
Sckles will probably resign soon. fearing the
settlement is insecure.
What Cuba will De.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-At meeting Of the
Cuban Jnnta last evening the belief was ex-
pressed that in Cuba. Casfelar's orders would
be disregarded by the officials in power In
the event OF Gov. Buriel refusing % comply
with the instructions of the home government,
preparations will be commeaced By the Cuhans
TO put the Island in the best possible state %
defence.
News from Havana Is anxious ~ hooked Cor
BY the Cnhans A member who came from
Santiago de Cuba by the CITY q Merida attend
ed the meeting and states that When h. eft
Havana. volunteers were strengthening the for
tificatlOas.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-12-01

The 10th anniversary of the Young Mems
Christian Association was observed with ap-
propriate exercises, at State street church last
evening Reports of the officers, giving very
encouraging account of the doings of the Asso-
citation during the past year were read Ad-
dresses were made by several gentlemen, and
music was furnished by the State street choir
The attendance was very good, the large church
being we'll filled.
The follow is an abstract of the report of the
Secretary and Agent, w. H. Hobbs esq.,;
The reading room has been much frequented
and is supplied with dailies, Al weeklies and
u monthlies. The special benevolent fund &C.
account is as follows: Collections at meetings
$226, 10; paid for meals, lodgings, fares, relig-
ious reading, &c, $213.39; balance on hand
S1276; 81 persons have been furnished with
1855 meals and q lodgings; "a free or half paid
fares upon the railroads or boats have been be-
slowed; % persons have been assisted in OBJ
tanning employment. The association was rep
resented at the Poughkeepsie and Auburn Con-
ventions by delegates. There are three Sabbath
Schools under the auspices of the Association,
at behring's Bridge, Morril's and Aliens
Corners. The devotional meetings of the year
havo been generally we'll sustained and profta-
Bile, resulting directly, it is hoped, in the con-
version OF "A persons. The library contains at
present 800 volumes, and, considering it's size,
has been we'll patronized.
Reference was made TO the death of the fol-
lowing members: DIR. George E. Hatton, May
16, 1873; Jessie c. Robinson, May %, 1873; w.
Augustus Hanna, Sept. q, 1878, George Fl.
Worcester, Oct. 10, 1878.
Mr.. H. B. Smith, the Superintendent gave
report of his work, showing that the Associa-
ton had given employment to twenty-five per-
sons, provided passage from the city to their
homes to twenty-four strangers, and furnished
twenty-five persons with meals. The lay breth-
rem have supplied pulpits in Westbrook, Cum
berland and in the city, whenever their services
have been called upon. Some twenty CONVEX
sions have resulted from these ministratons.
Mr.. F. w. Mckinney, the Treasurer. gave as
his report:
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Rev. Mr.. Dalton of s.. Stephens, spoke strong
words in favor Of the Association and in praise
OF the work it was doing Among the lowly
aud the outcast, the ignorant and the ind iffer-
ent, il is working worlds of good. In all the
large cities the benefits which it gives to these
classes are markedly apparent. u is for the
interest OF all who are in any way interested in
the welfare of our youth TO sustain the Asso-
citation as one of the most efficient means to
promote that welfare. In our own city and the
large struggling towns about it the tasks of sup
plying vacant pulpits, and of instituting reig-
ious services where none were before held, have
been undertaken and successfully carried out
But above all it is worthy of commentator,
because it is in effect an Evangelical ALI
ance." No UNCONVENTIONAL distinctions are
known in its halls. Denominations are good,
and sectarianism is good; but sometimes and
in some manners of work they must be sunk.
Rev. Mr.. Hincks of State street church, was
the next speaker. He said he did not believe
in the Association il it meant young mems
church, if it is to take from the old churches
the vigorous and aggressive element. But it
does not mean this. 1t means Christian hospi-
tality, something in which our churches are too
often deficient. The Association extends its
arms and takes them to itself. There is but
one Sunday in week. On other days the
churches are closed and dark Then it is that
the Association throws wide open its door and
welcomes the wanderer of the street. 1t pro-
vides something more than theology. 1t is not
afraid of secularity. But it furnishes reading
and entertainment for all the good elements of
mans character and intellect. The secular
paper as well as the religious is to be found in
its rooms. The universal desire for recreation
is ministered to- The Association is agsres-
sive and plants its banners on the enemy's ter
ritory 1t reaches a class which the churches
can scarcely reach.
Capt Cyrus Sturdivant spoke few encourage
words, saying that perhaps the Association
would not have been needed had but the church
done its duty. As the case is it discharges an
Office too long in these latter years left unful-
filed.
Rev. c. D. Barrows of Lowell, Mass, spoke
eloquently of the sympathy which the churches
should extend to the Association. He exhorted
the Association to persevere in its good work in
the service Of its Master
Benediction was then pronounced and the
meeting came 70 a close.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-12-01

POLICE NoTEs.-A man named Thaxter charg-
ed with the larceny of thirty pounds of lead
from the Pummer's iron foundry on Union St.,
was arrested by officer Rice Saturday
Officer Luther Sterling arrested two young
fellows last night for tearing down signs on
Federal street, kicking sidewalk stove into
the street, and doing other mischief
There were eleven dodgers at the station last
nioht
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hANANA,Not. 9l->srar 1. Ia lair demand a.
prices atrancci; Ne 10 - y Duich standard ia =
W -; Mes IS % % Dutch stania4d IA ~ fll n. ~
ia-scs Ssgar a. "A = sfrs. siaek ~ sar.t ~ ~.
Warehouses a. Havana and hafaaza. m ano Inx..
an 80 hesshead; receipfs o. a. seek lave hr~a
10 hokee. an - hlds. inciudins 500 borss AMI al
The hhsls % the Iuiied Stafes. Ialnher IN dsmsnd.
Nuiie Pins 50; Pitch Pine a.
freishts-losiins AZ Havana inr the United Slate
Hbx sugar I3 q 90; per hhd sugar loalfine al
Havana tg United STATES 50 q 4 81, ~ hha No
las.ss % 90; 10 Falmouth aud orsisrs al 81 "a
q SIS 81 per ton.
Havana. Nov 2a.-Exchange nominal. No trans
actions. spanish goll u pgern.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-12-01
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Various Matters.

BOSTON, Nov. oh FL. Hpde, agent of the
MUTUAL Life Insurance Co., of New York, resi-
DENT OF Boston, died suddenly last evening.
Inc state constables in Boston resumed work
to-day 5y making liquor seizures as follows:
FROM John L. Stevenson, $4,000 worth; Thos.
Snow q Son, 81, 900 worth, both in Faneuil Hall
square and from Michael Englehardt Cornhill
Court 81 900 worth.
Inc Wamesit Power Co. of Lowell, has
brought suit against the city of Boston and
members OF last years Cochituate board for tax
ing water from Sudbury river. Damages are
lala at S6O, 900 and the property of the city and
each individual member of the water board has
been attached for that amount.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.


BANGOR, Nov. 3O.-A lad years old, named
Edward Deneham Of this city, was drowned in
the fenobscot near the Brewer toll bridge to-
day. haven broken through the ice while play
ing with some companions. His body has not
been recovered.