The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-17
Mrs Tilton in the hands IF
her Step Father.
More Indictments against
the N. Y. Police Com
missiOners.
The Boss Sheperd Ring Safe
Robbery.
A Toledo Schooner arrives
in Cork with a Cargo
of Corn.
Above an Average Crop in
Michigan.
Gerrit Smith Helps the
Grasshopper Sufferers.
The Pests Moving Rapidly
East.
Political Movements.
Accidents, Crime, Fire, Etc.

| NEW DIRK, July l6.-lhe News says
the question OF separation of Mr.. and Mrs.
dilton is now IN the hands OF n. b. Morse,
formerly Judge OF the Court OF Appeals.
3uuse 3.l worse Sc Is the step-lather OF Nlrs'
tiiVoti anu las peeii 'lo' ''uSpanu in'i'iia'e
i'lGnu Tt i9i many years. -,
me vi auu h obrS mas Io4ho lhree more
lice "Reminiscences CharIcL AND and Eordnor lG
for for violation Of the election laws N'
All secret service officers on dntv in this
citv have been summoned to Washington
to answer the charges pending against
them in connection with the Ring safe bur
glary.
TOLEDO, July lG.-A cable dispatch an
nounces the safe arrival at Cork, Ireland,
of the schooner O. B. Benson, which sail
ed from this port in Nav last. and from
Montreal june 4. with a cargo of "a 200
bushels of corn, and which, together with
the Pamlico, of Chicago, was recently re-
ported lost off the coast of Newfoundland.
MILWAUKEE, July 16.-The Sentinel
tomorrow publishes reports from thirty
nine counties of Michigan, showing that
the wheat crop, with the exception of seven
counties where the drouth has prevailed,
will be above the average, oats Will be a
far crop barley hight; rye an average !;
winter wheat Is already harvested and
there is good yield.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., July l6.-The tel
egraph cable vessels Faraday and Ambas-
sador finished their work off this coast last
night and sailed for Nova Scotia.
Sr p,rr JpIv I6- -Gov Davis to.dov
A. ~ :
nation for the grasshopper sufferers, half
to 90 to the Iowa region.
0u,u, Jrlv 1eNTbo crossbonnorS ore
reported moving RAPIDLY eastward from
Columbus, Neb., in great numbers.
I'm W,vup JuIv ,e e-Tho n;obt ev
,rass oo;ng north was thrown from tho
track Of the Richmond & Cincinnati road
last night near Perry station, but no one
was seriously hurt. A misplaced switch
caused the accident. 1t is believed that
robbery was intended.
E,,up, Nv 1,,,, 1GN;us Ruth
Van Ettens. while on an excursion from
Auburn to Watkins's Glen to- day. fell from
n nrec,nice and was dashed TO nieces
Tou,r,, Me- TIL ~ ,brndor
" nj ',lIi bnrr;"ana ;o, assad over th;S c;ty
''oi IT,, ~ ~ ~; do,, ~ etno
,JlurS i ,h ho'I Trlt T"n,rrou"tnn obnrnh
y, ~ a t,Il H0a 80 dion; Iooi-
'''h;H "iH"h W. "''r ''ll,. In,.',.i ihn Re-
street % chnrch was rnined Tbe Irniyersal
ist church roof was hI,wn into the street
The Locomotive bn,sa ON the R,st,,n Law
eli 4 Nashua railroad lost its dome and
n,uch DAMAGE was dane
NJ. I.I..,f r,,o ualo
aei 80 ~ ~ C,', ou1y ,o at
.ias acce tta 'ie tpns p i9ss'r' DhI; no'Sh oF .h
1erIeleu Tri 5 MN pS ''io nep"o'i'a''' vi 'io
iilln ui''ilc''
IERRE HAUTE Ind July lo.-ihe ne
puoilcall S4nve''Sl1l n Wn d. DFa%'I ~ % ,o,uay re
,iollilnd.eu "ei'' 'ioi'o " ii""'e' iiolii
'nis uiS'ric'' /
CHICAGO, July l6.-A Tribune special
says the RepuSiicah cons.cSsiIi5iat IN U
Ven'lou u the "iA'n Dlstlio'' nJiu IL C
tumwa, Iowa, I,l nplhlna.eu 'n,,' 'uu n 900 o.
0a1ipsun, Vi hooAuh ooun's' oh 'n0 'o'-
ohu oaiio'' m
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July l0.-Ihe he
publican State Central Committee TO-DAY, |
in conference with number OF leading
Republicans, liked upon the "a day OF
September Tor holding the state Conven
ton. 1t was lntmated In the speeches
that the issues would be purely national
there being no state ticket to elect this
tall.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, July l6.-The
friends of Sid Wallace, the noted desperate,
when he was hung in Clarksville last
spring, vowed vengence on all connected
with the affair. The threats eliminated
yesterday IN the shooting OF Shrelf hilne,
who acted as hangman on the occasion.
tie was lred on from ambush and mortal
y wounded; A cousin OF Wallace by the
name OF Robinson, has been arrested
charged with the shooting
LOUISVILLE, KY, July l6.-John Bru-
len, aged II years, living in Hardin coun-