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THE ROLLlNG-lIILT, DISASTER.

1nHstoat O1l tho E30.iy Of Ono Uf tho
Flcttlaa--Vevdfct Of Accidental Death
--Cttusc of thu H3xplosion.-C Condition
OF tho Survivors.
Coroner Btopllous hold MI inqueut yoatorday
OIL tho body OF Jatros NIack, a victim Of tho en-
lomlty Mt tho North Chicago 1tolling- Mills, WHO
ded, aB stated In yeHtorday'B TRIBUNE, on Trcs-
day aftornoos'. Tho inquest was hold at tho
Into residence Of tho tlocoasod, No. 40 Elston
avenue.
Groat intorost was manifoatod ly residents in
tho vicinity in the investigation Of tho CAUSE OF
the explosion, as waa evidenced by tue lnrgo
crowd proHout. sono OF tho Witnesses
wero full of liquor md boistorous. An
idoa entered the haad of ono Of thom
TINT jhrytnan waa not In his right mind,
ana ought TO lo discharged. He croatod dis
turbnncc which waa only stopped by tho Deputy
Coroner cjociins him from tic room.
a largo number Of witncshoB mud exports woro
oidantal death, md basod thoir decision upon tho
following oyitlol,co, contained iu tho Btatonlonss
of tho wltnoHsoB
Itappoarod that Oh Saturday morning tho fire
waa put out III tho furnace, nnd buudny aftor-
top. This, waB done for tho purpose Of
repairing tho furnace. On Monday, work
was begun ut tho trough OF tho furnace, by re-
moving notno Of tho Grick-work. At i. m. 10
removed TINT 1t way fcarud tho 1nasB above would
fall. md tho mon woro warnod, and told to quit
work. Thoy had been wariotl Of what tho re-
suit would be If tho mess should fall, by small
emitted hot air. Very Boon after the whole
mass caino o!it' It Eeems that tho mon wore
Tho noisc was cauAod by the falllilg Of tho
mayI which weighed about twolvo tons. 1n
an i1,stnnt tho whole plneo was filed with
hot mir n111 lshck fust Apkt ch nynrvyvlorn Hta
, 1873-08-01

gonorally pronounce Tho nnmo wrong. Tho
proper pronunciation Of 1t lis not, ns Iavo ofton
lloard #, KoakewAko, but 1t should souna llo
"KoatBchowslko. john Kic'te,, in LouisuiIo
Courier-Jou,na,.
John Nichols, q member Of tho Minneaota
bonnte, aud prominent merchant at ST. paul,
died lhore, July 10, ngel 90. i1o was natiyo Of
Maryland, and. hi oarly lifo, Il member Of tho
Maryland Legislature tllreo turns. Flo waB first
oloctod to tho Minnoaoth 8onato in 1904.
A Paris 1ottor to tho New York World, dated
July 10, says "Dr. Holnbold'B family affairs
aro once moro occupying tho public. His vito
hna again had him thrown into mad-houao aB
lunatic. 1lo escaped day bofor0 yestortlny, but
las agAtn boon carried back."
Gov. Ingorao1l, of Connecticut, Inns appointed
tho now Board Of Commissioners oror tho Stato
House at Hartford, viz: Joromioh 1IalBoy Of
Norwich Alfred j.. Burr, OF Hartford Natlln-
Mol Wheeler, Of Bridgeport; Austin Durham,
Of Hartford; aud William =. Trowbridge Of
Now uayon.
The t1oltcaoy Of Marshal lo Ntaca1al,on mud of
Ills vito Inns won thom golden opinions. lie
everywhere yioltls tho foremost place to the
trobident Of tho Assembly Mt tho review tho
inter was IN tho Imperial box with tho Shal.
Wilso tho Marshal occupied the placo ut tho liead
OF tho army which llo filled whcii NJ. Thiera waB
trcAt!ont: Mime. do MacAfR11on haB not onco
obtrltdod herself into official position, although
slio loolIs and drcHBoB like lady, wiilo Alnle.
Il,iora aud A1lo. Doane looked md dressed like
Rlop-keopcrB' wive8.--Pnris Letter.
, 1873-08-01

The Omaha Bee Of tho 29th inst. dovotes O
column and quartor to detailing tho iniquity Of
certain DR.. Marvin, whose reputation is we'll
known in tho West to bo very bad, both as pro-
fessional man and as O private citizen. Tho
Doctor WAS pardonod from tho Penitentia1y
short time since, having served term for tho
orime OF abortion and after staying short timo
in On,aha no loft for Chicago, whore he found
businoaH in bis peculiar line quito prosperous.
Here Dr.. and Mrs Marvin wore Joined by Mrs.
Fawcett, who became IN intimate and dearly be-
loved friend Of tho family, and 30 lngratiatod
supplanted Mrs. Marvin and kept tho Doctor
out at night whom no should h~yo
been home. His sterootypod excuse for his ab-
sence FROM home WAS urgency OF business de-
mands, and, until tho truth flashed upon her, his
vito suspected nothing wrong. This iH how it
flashed: Tho Doctor loft for Omaha to attond
business, but did not return as promised, aud
failed also to mako his vito those littlo remit
tauceH which aro 30 apt to keep alivo kindly
feeling botweon absent husband md waiting
vito, and 10 necessary to supply the lattor with
means OF subsistence. After selling her furni-
ture to pay her rent, Mrs. Marvin, who had
hoard that tho Doctor was living In Donyor, do
arriving thore, sho hurried to her hus-
bands office, which, to hor horror sho
found was furnished with articles belonging
to Mrs. Fawcett. Tho rest needs not to 10 told.
Adding Insult to injury, tho husband aud Alr.
Faweott wanted llor to accept S1,000 and allow
divorce suit that tho bold Marvin Ind begun
against her to proceed.
vice, returned to Chicago, aud, at Inst ACCOUNTS
was buHily engaged preparing ovidonco aguinst
hor husband, whom Bho intends to lot foel tho
full power Of tho law.
, 1873-08-01
BOGUS PARTNERSHIPS.

Detective Dennis Simmons did a good days
work yesterday. lie must hayo arisen early aud
workod Into. He arrested four criminals on dis
tlnct, as vol aA serious, otargos The most I'M
portant arreat was that OF q fellow named NJ. G.
Brown, Of tho Fullor & Rainforth school OF
rogues. This man haB bson operating in tho
bogus partnership business on the third floor Of
No. 1877 Clark street for eomo time. His room
WIS 30 furnished as to mako it have an aspect OF
business, and Brown himself III fol-
low who might easily deceive an unsus-
pecting countryman. ue IL about 30
years old, has frosh faoo, and dresses we'll. It
is said that he WAS once in partnership with Full
lor. Flo ia a worry cautious operator, and haH not
carried on q largo business, because Of his lack
Of boidnoss. Not long ance, Johu N. Purple
came to thia city from Michigan. Ho brought
with him not fur from a400. IIo foil into the
hands Of the willy Drown, md nftor few days'
examination and dolboration, closed O.
partnorahip with him, A few days ago lo found
himaolt out Of pocket 800, and, persuaded tlas
he had boon the victim Of q willy rogue, he ro-
ported tho matter to Sorgt. Ellis. That of1ioial
lost no time i'll investigating tho matter, and
yesterday afternoon Simmons Walked Mr. Brown
to tho Central Police Station. IIo will hayo
preliminary examination before Danyon thiB
morning. Philip Travis, formerly OF this city,
WAS also arrested by Simmons, for unlawfully
obtaining $500 In Peoria, representing himself
~ collector for Eastern houses.
, 1873-08-01

That forbidden fruit is invested with peculiar
charms Ii acknowledged by all who arc at all
oonvorsant with tho history Of tho world from
Evo'a day to our own. Hence 1t iB that, towards
tho end OF tho "oloao season, ;" tho opicurean
heart longs for slice Of roast toni or prairie
chickon, while tho sight Of aquaro OF toaat
suggests quail anu woodcock In q manner that
is most tantalizing. ThoHo things are nico, but
the damo law nayH that in oortnill seasons tlloy
arc also naughty, and as complaint III malo
that gaMo aaa appeared On hotol tallos III this
city recently that according to law, should hayo
boon moving among prairie grass, slirting d
bank OF sedgo, or Goaklng tho ricll mud Of Il
swamp, wo publish tho iirat section OF tho Gau,o
laws, AZ friendly warming to pot-luntorA and
too oagor HportAmGn
hunt Or p'!rsao kill or trap net osiare or othos-
who dossroy, any wild buck dop fawsl wild turkey,
prairie lon or Chicken, rltilsu grolse, Commonly
called arlrdge Or pheasant, bntweUn thu LIT day of
January aud tho l6l dAy of August, Ut each year Or
nHy QnA otwoon tho lat lay Ut january and thu Tut
day Of octoor, in eacl aud uyery year any wood
coek betwosl tho 1at day Of Jauary al tho Tut day
Of July ~ each aud oYery year or auy wild goose,
between tho loth day of April and the l5A day Of
Augu4 IN each aud eYeEy year; aud every person no
, 1873-08-01
How Two Ststers Captured n Burglar.
burlington, 1olca Juiv 24 Correspondence qf tho Hete


How TWO Ststers Captured IA Burglar.
Burlington Iopa (Juy 24 Correspondence af tho Sew
York Sun.
4 surprising exhibition Of presence Of mind,
courage, aud prompt notion under trying crcum-
atancos on tho part OF couple Of BurIington'B
fair daughters, has suddenly brought daring
burglar to grief.
Our heroinos nro tho two protty daughters OF
William Endsloy, one Of tho old settlers. fIiB
residence IL on Elm stroot. blr Endsloy is agont
Of the Burlington, Codar Rapida l. Minnesota
Railway, aud Ills duties require his presonco at
tho Office ut about o'clock in the morning. IA
usual ho aEoso quietly and passed. out, closing
his door, but lowing 1t unlocked being unap-
prehonsiye of nny burglarious visit aftor that
hour Of the morning.
Shortly aftor Ills departure, ono of the daugh-
awakened from her slumbors by noiso
Us Of como ono stirring in tho adjoining
room. The noise was unusual, but thinking It
was lor fathor preparing to go, called out to
him, but received no answor. Unable to account
for this, sllo wakod her BiRtor. Aftor short
consultation, they proceeded to investigate.
They soon discovered man with q load Of cloth
back way, Instantly soizing such implements as
they could lay their hands On, Gu doahabillo and
without counting tho coHt, tho young ladies'
rushed to tho nttack, raising, us they did no,
ycll which rougod the noighborhood. Tho burg
lar was apparently completely taken aback by tho
huddonncss and impotuosty Of the onset, and,
though lie struggled desperately for time, their
blows woro go woil directed and lusty that ho
aoon lay bleeding and powerloss at tho feet OF
tue sisters. At this juncturo q burly German,
WHO lived next door, camo to their assistance,
and took tho vanquiBhod prowler in charge.
Tie burglar. who says hiA na1no is Smith, now
1ang,liBhos in jail.
, 1873-08-01

Tho annual announcement Of Mrs. ". 9. Dryan's
Boarding for young adlcs ut Dataya, haa al
ready appeared III our columns. Tho fall term COM
mencos Bept. II, tho wnuv torn Dec. II, and the
spring turn March 10. Tho number Of boarding pu-
pills iH liintgd to forty. -.
w hnye 70 often aud heartily commended thla
Institution to pareats having daughters TO educate,
a 0ui oa - usy oa 80 nas aosasd pns
1t proudly mnlutans, position In tho front rank
OF fema!e seminarlos In thia Sate. Mrs. bryan
Hho has reare1 about her ad trained to her ideaB OF
culture tho accomplished ladies' who fll tho olce Of
assistants M her Bchool. In doing this alto has spared
ne!tter pains nor expense und for many yoarH past
has kept QUE OF more Of such Aaaiaanta iii constant
training In the boil schools Of Europe to tho End Of
their perfection teachers aud III French, 0ernann
nnHc. ec. Her talouted daughter who las thus bee
abroad for l9nE tine ayinK capccial attension to
Iac, Ii to Ha!l for homo tho 18th. ParGlitB may
roat insured TINT owl.ore will toy find better school
for their anRhsra than that of Mrs. bryan, Daayiu-
HatuviA *. ~ 1I,ues.
, 1873-08-01

The entire stock Of carrsagcu, hugies, aud phaotona,
al No. 315 Stao Etrco will ho sod, by order of the
Co. II Ii seldom .at such opportunity iA offered
to those lo nenl purchasing cayriGye or bnggy,
ntl.l lenco nil In want of cenyUyarre Ut tho kirI
mentioned should attend tho sa!e. All tastes can 10
suited, a vehicle secured at poEhAM half tho prleo
demanded ut private Halo.
, 1873-08-01
COBURN
Medical Institute,

IT'S South q Mos5Sq G5Srn aof e.
pesman @ and cure of ali fors 81 oono anu sloeal
diseases ia III. insuo t. y ~ y
aiseases sxMa5 H. s;aasao GSi aisas +. msds " IT,
Wild Ind has had more o1pueMco in the troAtnSn oi
uFiyata dseases than any physician tn chtsaso YSuns
I" jsf III pe1ansnt at the banda e. p, Gchurn
% INV adrota ia sealod onvolopes Address utors Pr
T. e. GOBURN, l7h and 1T South Clarkst., ChlenKo u
tlnunfdunal Otice huurs: a. tot y. Sunday
z to I p.
, 1873-08-01

ocndiE shall for oach and overy of1onBc 10 doomed
fined IN any not loss cn 80 nor moro tI,an t2s,
and coHta of slit, md Rall B.n1 committed to tho
On'ny Ja until atch ne IN rad provided ouch itn-
priaun,llcut alalt not c1cccd ton days.
, 1873-08-01
Harvard UniVersitV,
I8Z3.74.

Members Of ono department avo right to attDnd icc
turos and rocEtatlons In any ohor department Of Tho Uni
Tersty without paying additional foos for example. Law
studons may attend any c1orcos they please in Harvard
College, Medical students tue oxercisos Of thu Scoutlho
School, etc.
1ha dcgroeB Of Mnator Of Arte Doctor of Philosophy,
aud Doctor OF Science opon to Baohoors Of ohos In
stltntIons.
Tile year boRnb In all departments Thadny Bopt.
25t 1879. Examinations for admission 10 HARVARD
C0LLEaE. tho LAWRENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
tlo MINING SCHOOL, aud tho BUSSEY INSTITU.
T1ON will bog!n on Thursday, sopt Is, at Tho
examination for advanced standing in the MEDICAL
SCHOOL tnkes place sut a. for advanced standiug In
tho LAW SCHOOL, Sept. Is.
Tho University Catalogue inc1udnR examination papert
ot 1B7i7al may he obaInod from Cf1A1LKa ". SEVER.
bookseller. Cambridge; price, To cants. Circulars do
scribng tho aosora departments may bo oalued ap
plication to JAbtKS W. HARRIS, Socrctary,
EanhridRn. Mnna.
, 1873-08-01
CollurH,

Precipitation haa no effect on tho E!mwood si,l
Warwick collars Tiny resain the!r ahapa unlor ali
ordinary circumstances, anl tho bost 10 wear In
warm weather,
, 1873-08-01

Mrs. Co}fax, aud Alr. and Mrs. s'aoe1nakor md
daughters, of Baltimore, arrived iu this city yes-
terday morning. During their stay thoy drove
round tho city. Tho party will leave tAs morn
Ing for st. Paul. where they will 10 Joined by
Senator Window, of Minnesota, and prococd
thence to Bismarck Oh tho Northern pacitio
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-20
Chancery Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, To-
County OF Rock ISLAND. /
To the January Term, A. D. 1874 of the Circuit
curt of said Comfy:
Mary Augusta GAYLORD, Alfred Gaylord, Agnes
l.. McCo nell, Oliver c. Mcdonnell Sarah f. Beal.
and Lucius W. Beal VS. Martha Drum, Susan Z.
Drum. Croasdclla l. Baker, lizard Baker, and
Mathew B, ckman
To the above named Susan +. Drum, defendant
here in:
Notice is hereby given that complainants in the
above entitled caass have this day filed in said
court their bill of complaint against you and the
above named defendants, and that summons in
chancery has been issued III said against you
Now, unless yon, the said defendant, shall per
sonally b. and appear before the said court the
first day Of the next term thereof, II be begun and
holden the Court House. in the city of Rock Isl
and, in sal county on he first Monday of January
next TO which time and place sail summons is
made returnabr, and plead. answer or demur IL
said bill of co upiant, the same will be taken fol-
confessed against you, and decree entered accord
ing to the prayer of said bill.
Dated at Rock Island. this 25th day of November
A. D, 1873.
GEORGE ID GOULD.
Cler of said Court.
SWEENEY & JACKSON, Solicitors for Complain
ant. nov25dtjan5
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-20
Ghe 9ailg areas.
Independent in Ecerythinq.
How Long will it do to Wait

Dr. Nettleton had come. from the even.
ing service IN the same country town, to his
home for the night. The good lady Of the
house, rather an elderly person, after bust
ling about to provide her guest with re-
freshments, said, directly before her daugh-
ter, who was In the room:
DR.. Nettleton, do wish you would
talk to Caroline; she don't care nothing
about going to meeting, nor about the sal,
walton Of her soul. I've talked and talked
and go to our minister to talk, but it don t
seem to do no good. | wish you would talk
to her, DIR. Nettleton:
Saying which. she soon went out of the
room.
Doctor Nettleton continued quietly tax
ing his repast, when he turned around to
the young girl, and said:
Now. just tell me, Miss Caroline. don't
they bother you amazingly about this
thing ?"
She, taken by surprise at an address 50
unexpected, answered at once
Yes, sir, they do; they keep talking to
me all the time, till I'm sick of it,
So thought said DR.. n. Let's see,
how old are your
Eighteen, sir.
Good health 2"
Yes, sir,
The fact is. " said DR. n, religion is
good thing in itself; but the idea of all
the time troubling young creature like
you with il and you're in good health, yor
say. Religion is good thing It will
hardly do to die without it. wonder how
long it will do for you to waltz"
49, La IL
myself, > said Caroline.
WELL said DR.. n, suppose YOU sa,
till you are fifty? No that won't do ::
attended the funeral of lady fifteen year.
younger than that Thirty How will
that do"
I'm not sure it would do to wait quite s,
long, said Caroline.
No, | don't think SO either: sometbip.
might happen. Say, now, twenty-five o.
even twenty. if we could be sure that yol
would live so long. A year from now how
would that do?"
Il don't know, sir. :"
Neither do |. The fact is, NV dea
young lady, the more think of it, and o
now many young people as well, apparent
ly, as you are, do die suddenly, / am afrai,
to have you put it off for moment longer
Besides, the Bible says nor is the accept
ed time. We must take the time. VIII.
shall we do? Had we not better knee
down here, and ask God for mercy, thro
his son Jesus Christi"
The young lady, perfectly overcome b.
her feelings, kneeled on the spot In
day or two, she, by grace, came out rejoic
ing in hope. finding she had far from los
all enjoyment in this life-G,1stian a
4 H0rk.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-20
MAST.A'S
INDIAN PULM0NIC BALSAM

possesses this rare combination. Prepared entirely
from vegetable substances. with their basamie medic
inal properties, 1t be taken at any time and uu
der all circumstances with perfect safety.
70 While IL promptly and efectuslly arrests iyri-
taton OF the arpassages and tbs lungs, and rapidly
rslieves cough II renders them further assistance
by promoting free discharge of their accumulated
mueus, and at the same time inpsrts strength and
vigor 10 the whole system.
Bold BY all Druggists and Apothecsries throughout
the New England States.
! sale Ia hoes Island by C. Speidel,
BTuepert. smith q B,nnsy, Emil Kehler.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-20

STATE OF LIMOS,
NTY koCk ISLAND ( 30
In CT cut Court OF said County a. the January
Term A d 1874 in Equi v
Jane = Ii Ide man Iohn Harnsh and Aman-
da HARMS :, his wife; William ID Harnish and
Anna Ii rash, his vie; Franklin 4 Harnish and
Mary Harnish his wife, and icto Wiessker
To the above named defendants John Harnish,
Amanda II rni-h, VII lam d c Harm h. Anna Har-
nish, Franklin Harnish aud Mary Harnish
~ iidavit Of yur non-residence hav ng be n fled
in the Office of tn Clerk of saId Circuit Court of
said Rock Island County notice is reby given 10
YOU and each OF You, hat the compsiua hereto
70 filed her bill of complaint in sail Court, the
Chan"ery side thereof and that summons there
upon issued out of said C against you, return
able on tn first Monday in January next. t1S74).
Now unless u shall persona ly be and appear be-
tor said Court, on he first day of sad tenn BE-
begun and oiden in the " of Roc island in sal
ounty on the . st nday Of Janua y, A. D. 1874,
an cad answer or demur to SAID bill of com
plant the same and the matt and hings therein
charged sra ed will be ia : confessed and
a cree ntrred against you according .he pray
( t of said hi l.
Dated hi 2ith day of November A. D. 1873
GEORGE d GOULD Clerk /. said Court.
CHARLES PUTNAM, and SWEENEY & JACKSON
=, licitors. 1924 dts
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-20

WADswoRTH & PARSONS. just receiy-
ed new Cloaks, new Ties, Neck Ruff1es,
Hamburg Edgings, &c. They say they
have marked their entire stock down
to panic prices and are bound to sell the
goods, and if prices are any object, they
think now is your time to secure bargains
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-20

The proprietor OF this celebrated medicine justly
claims for ii superiority over all remedies
ever offered to the public for the SAFE certain spec
dy and permanent cure of Ague and Fever or
Chills and Fever, whether of short or iong stand
Ing. He refers to the entire Western and South
ern country to bear him Testimony to the truth of
the assertion that in whatever will 1t fail
TO cure If the directions are strictly followed and
carried out. In great many cases single dose
has been sufficient for cure. and whole families
have been cured by single bottle, with perfect
restoration of the general health. 1t lie, however
prudent and IN every case more certain of cure, If
its use is continued in smaller doses for a week or
two after the disease has been checked, more es-
pecislly in difficult and long standing Usu-
ally is medicine will not require any aid to keep
the bowels in good order. Should the patient,
however, require cathartic medicine, after having
taken three four doses of the tonic, single
dose of Bulls Vegetable Family Pills will be sufi-
cient
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-20

In order to REDUCE BEFORE MOVING INTO OUR NEW
STORE BLOCK which will about December l5 1873 we
have this day REDUCED THE PRICE of stock of goods
We will sell
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-20
4dSwiT
- THE -.
~ G. r T. A II
n LUNG
NJ REMEDY.

u While most diseases are not obscure In their
development, and short In their duration, that Of
the lungs Il nsidous deceitful and often uncertain
in its real nature till IL has reached an advanced and
hopeless stage -
it is seasonaby and properly attended to- It's pro-
gress may be eectually arrested in the great major
ity Of This fact occurs frequently within
general observation and experience.
GT- To arrest the existing irritation OF the air.
passages and the lungs speedily and ehectusy, the
seat and Of cough, Il an important step gained
ease
~ But While the remedy eonfsrs this benefit, it
must possess another principle equally indispensable
70 couiulete the cure IL must at the same tim.
exert and impart nourishing, healing and strength
ening influence throughout the whole system
~ Lung disease poisons the circulation, veakeus
the 6uis Of the entire organisui and rapidly under.
mines the constitution. II thus requires q restora-
Of extraordinary efficacy reach and relieve the
advanced sta1es Of couxumptiou
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