The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-01
Sudden Death of Mayor
Havemeyer of New York.
The New City Government
in New Orleans.
There il no Political Troub-
les in Arkansas.
Suffering of the Unemploy-
ed in New York,
s. S. Cox and others to Ad-
dress the w Workingmen in
Cooper Union.
Tweed having staid a year
in Prison. wants to know
if he is Legally Con-
fined.
The Hawaiian King Enjoy
ing Himself in San
Francisco.
Two of the Gad's Killers |
wounded and Captured.
Suicides, Accidents. Fires
and Horrible Develop
ments of Crime.
The Hawaiian King Enjoy
ing Himself in San
Francisco.
Two of the Gad's Killers
wounded and Captured.
Suicides, Accidents. Fires
and Horrible Develop
ments of Crime.

New YORK. Nov. 3O-Mayor Havemey
er visited Flushing, l., l., to-day. On re
turning the train broke down and he wa
obliged to walk two miles against stronl
wind He died of apoplexy shortly afte
arriving at his Office in City Hall.
At half past two Alderman Vance tool
the oath of office of Mayor and quartz
of an hour later the body of Mayor Have
meyer was removed to his late residence
The libel suit of John Kelly VS.. Mayo
Havemeyer, on trial in the Supreme Cour
this morning, came to sudden termina
ton. The court adjourned on the an
nouucemant of the death of the Mayor
All other courts in session also adjourned
on the same announcement.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 30.-The newly
elected city officers were inducted into
Office to-day. They will hold their first
regular meeting tomorrow. Mayor Leeds
address advises most rigid economy in
every department of the city government.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 3O,-A resolution
was introduced in the House to-day to take
a recess from the 10th of December to the
first Monday in January There is con.
siderable opposition to it,and it is doubtful
if it will pass.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3O.-Gov. Garland,
of Arkansas, in reply to a telegram from
his counsel here, says: Il am not con-
centrating troops to defy the President or
Congress, as has been charged, nor for any
other purpose | am not concentrating
troops, there being peace and quiet through
out the State"
Treasurer Spinner this morning receiy-
ed the following note, inclosing 81:
Due to the government, 81. Spinner,
get ready. The Democrats will come like
q storm.
New YORK, Nov. 30.-The State Labor
Union pledges assistance to the striking
longshoremcu to the extent of $4,000 or
$50, 900. A meeting of the strikers will
be held at Cooper Institute tonight at
which Sunset Cox, Algernon Sullivan, Pat
rick II. Jones and Richard OGorman are
expected to speak.
The apprchensions of strike among
the potteries of Trenton are ended for the
present, and no reduction of wages will
take place. The manufacturing potters
met Friday and agreed to continue busi-
ness until the decreased demand or prices
compel them to stop, when they will make
no further effort to keep their men en-
ployed and tide them over the threatened
hard winter. as was their intention in pro
posing the reduction.
Judge Barrett, in the Oyer and Ter
miner Court, granted writ of hdbeds cor
pas for Tweed, rcturnable to the Supreme
Court chambers on Wednesday, when the
question of jurisdiction of the court con-
demning him will be argued.
SAN Francisco, CAL, Nov. 30.-The
Hawaiian King will not leave for Wash
ington till Saturday next, wishing to visit
all points of interest in this city before 60
ing. He has also expressed wish to wit
ness a review of Colonel McComb's regi-
ment of California National Guard, at the
Mechanics Pavilion next Friday night,
when Governor Booth will review the
troops in the presence of the King. Last
evening he inspected the Clay Street Chain
Cable Railroad, and gave a reception to
several city officials at his hotel.
New YORK. Nov. 80. - Jonathan
Sturges, an eminent merchant, died Sat
urday.
STRoUDsBURG, Pa, Nov, 3O.-Geo. La
Dor, aged ll3, died Saturday. Il
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 3O.-Wm. D.
Key, cousin of Frank Key, the author,
suicide at the Kennett House
last night. Deceased has been for some
time past in the hotel business.
LONDON, Ont, Nov, 30,-John L. DAILY
was arrested this morning on the charge
of passing, in Detroit, spurious bills of the
of $500 on the Traders
Bank of Chicago. The bills were the work
of the notorious Ballard, recently arrested
in Buffalo,
BosToN, Nov. 30.--In the superior
criminal court this afternoon Charles II.
Bullard alias VIM. A. Judson, principal in
the robbery Of the Boyiston national bank
of this city few years ago, was sentenced
to twenty years ia state prison.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 30.-The Schooner
Gown was brought up this morning. She
no damage.
The schooner Lightguard is now hard
aground, having during the night settled |
down IN the sand and taken in considerable |
water. No attempt has been made to pull
her off. the sea being too high for boats to |
get to her. An effort to get on board will
be made this afternoon. The vessel is in
sured for $1,000 in the Mercantile Mu-
tual Fire aud Marine of Detroit, North
western of Milwaukee aud Inland Union.
The insurance on the cargo cannot be as
here.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 3d. The steamer
from New Orleans, which ar
rived to-day, picked up 6 disabled schooner
and took off the crew, putting prize crew
Do board in charge of the second ofhcer.-l
The Wilmington attempted to tow the
schooner into port, but it sunk suddenly, !