The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-19
Seven Thousand Dollars
Worth of Damaged At
fectionS.
AS one Restored from the
Dead-Remarkab1e Ad-
ventures.
Susan 3. Anthony Found
Guilty.
Accidents, Fires, Crimes,
Etc, Etc.


MOUNT VERNON Ill. june ls.-The
Illinois Supreme Court for the Southern
Grand Division. after three davs recess
reconvened here yesterday afternoon The
recently elected new Judges-Hon. John
Sch0feld, in place Of Thornton, and Hon
Alfred NJ Craig, in place Of Lawrence
took their seats on the bench yesterday,
and the Bench of seven Justices is now
complete
No1-NT VERNON. In ,Tune IS-Hon
Sidney Rraese has been elected Chief Jns-
ricp oftbe IlinoIs Snpreme Cnnrt ries q
B. Lawrence, term expired.
+ MEMPHIS. June ls-Tbe weather has
been generally clear today. and FIR the
first day within two weeks no rain fell
The people are more hopeful in regard to
the cholera. and many believe that a few
days Of clear weather viii bring release
rom all Danger 9I cholera there were
. - il'e'h'e'i'S Io-uaS' ii o' "ii'ih "ieo g
81
NASHVILLE, June ls.-Ihe cholera Is
uuahatlng There was aconSlderabie exc
aus OF people to-day. Three draymen
were attacked on the streets. Ninety con
ylcts are down with diseases, mostly chole-
ra Number OF deaths today -, 81 OF
when were whites and - coiored. basl-
ness Is almost totally suspended, CONNER
clal interests are suffering badly.
/ CINCINNATI, June IS.-Two deaths Of
persons from disease presenting cholera
syptoms have been reported Both were
new cases One Of them was sick only one
dav.
STEURFNVULE. June lS.-A man nam
ed Stephenson arrived last night from
Cincinnati. and was taken very sick aud
died in few hours. II is believed to be q
case Of cholera
NFw YoRK June 1S-James Ennis
ii al Yesterday of vallow fever in = tana,
mont b,usa n 1f S+o+a c+raat Rrooll,,n
- - &c n ~.
shin Dnrr;s orr;roJ do from Tosss,
With siv cases of vaIIow fayar on boorI
Ono seaman diad ON tho vot,ago -
e " -,I---'1S- ','--''., 80 - ~,
Paano a,.,'1'iU Gl1 ,,,a - o,nd ,neana
aJ A. III r,,b,' ,l,a1saoro -eooI,ad +aia
C,-aI,b;c summons "a d., to snneor bafnr,
fbe n,;I;tarr- ga,,,,,,;ssiIn +b.t IL ~ ~ tbf
Modes and left Wosbinrtnn fnr the Pa
: ciGe noast IN niob+
Tba nast nc 5an.rtn,or+ ;ysrod .,
ordar oIday 4or tho as+ohIisbnan+ of +b.
free deIiverv system at Onincv In viii
carr;ers and Kansas CTtr Mo witb eich
carr;ars Sarviaa .t hotb rlarps IN cn,nmanc,
.TuIv ~
!. Professor Henry. Admiral Sands an,
Prof Newconb were at the NAVY Depart
ment to-day, with view Of making pre-
hmlnary arrangementSto for the details Of tn
q ditterents department OF an expedition to b
e sent ID Vesse OF war to various points
p t. take observations OF the transit OF enus
/ Inc points 1t contenl Plates NsiGlhg 10
T..l1 pul pose @ ",e uiaiElS ~ 'ie 0oGtheIl
iIulah OGTal, ausIr4lIa ;n anu ilie aolacen
-, %l'' ~ ap'.'"'i q. " l3e.l t'l :
tiIs, pa pc! aoiiS III eaoii' u oe a9sisheu
dlnereht points
BosToN. June lS.-The health of Vie
President Wilson is rapidly improving an
he has retired to the seclusi0n Of the cour
try to rest and recuperate.
CANANDAIGUA. \. Y. June lS -TTnda
the instructions OF the conrt, the jury in tn
case OF Susan b. Anthony, indicted fo
voting IN violation OF law, returned ver
dict OF guilty The Court refused to po
the jury,
SALEM, June lS.-ln an address las
night, Gov, Wise advocated the construC
ton OF the James river and kanawha cana
as belt OF union. He said that if tn
Mississippi river had flowed east or west
the South would never have been whipped
and that slavery had been blight upo
southern industry and prosperity