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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-19
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moving all distinctions. relax the ducts of the gall
bladder, the bile starts freely and the liver is soon
nothing has ever boo rented except calomel "a
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with great care that will unlock the "a bladder
lnd start the secretions Of the liver HAe seheuk =
Mandrake Pills.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-19
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-19

To do this, the Scaweed Tonic and Mandgake Pulls
must be freely used TO Cleanse the stomach and live
so that the Pulmonlc Syrup and the food will make
good blood,
, 1874-06-27
JUVENILE HORTICULTURIsTs.

As children have every thing to learn, it is i'm
portant that some competent and patient person
should give them encouraging instruction about
preparing the soil and planting seed. A great
many intelligent and highly educated adults know
nothing about gardening. How, then, can young
children be expected to prepare the ground or
put in the seed without first being taught how to
do it? If children are at all inclined to work in
the garden, lay out a plot of rich land for the
boys, where they may raise all kinds of vegeta-
bles and a little spring grain; and designate
another plot as a flower garden for the girls, and
manure the soil bountifully, and let it be plough
ed or spaded deep, Then encourage the chill
dten to mark out the ground in drills, and make
small beds here and there for raising only q few
specimens of every valuable vegetable that is
usually produced in kitchen gardens. Provide
a bountiful supply of flower seeds for the girls,
and encourage them to plant, cultivate and
love flowers. See also that they have suitable
tools to work with, and do not turn them away
with an old hoe, or a miserable spade that q
skilful gardener would reject with scorn. The
heavy labor of preparing the soil should be per-
formed by a strong man, as the strength of chill
dren soon fails when engaged in such ~fatiguing
labor as spading the garden, especially i" the soil
be heavy. If required to do the spading them
selves, they often become disheartened in their
gardening operations and for the want of a little
assistance, they abandon the enterprise and en-
gage in something else. By means of a few dimes
worth ofSeed, and a few hours work, and a few
encouraging words, small children may be taught
lessons in agriculture, horticulture and foricul-
ture that will be of untold value to them when
they grow up.
, 1874-06-27
GERMAN AND FRENCH ARMAMENTS.

The Cologne Gazette having often pointed out
that the French ornaments since the recent war
have been far more considerable than the German
adduces figures in proof of the favourite German,
alteration. Since the Franco German war Germany
has increased her army BY 9 battalions of infantry,
80 feld-batteries, 5 railway companies, 3 battalions
of military train, and some few companies of foot
artillery and engineers. France, on the other hand,
has, since 1870, added no less than 1913 battalions of
infantry, % s~quadrons of cavalry, and l59 field
batteries to her military strength. In 1872, on the
promulgatiou of the new military law, the French
army numbered l26 regiments of infantry, 80 batta-
lions of rifles, A regiments of Zouaves, 3 of Turcos,
/ foreign regiment, 3 light African battalions, So
regiments of cavalry, 80 of artillery Comprising 800
field batteriesG l regiment of pontoneers, 3 of engi.
neers, and 4 of military train. Since then a number
of new regiments have been added-namely, the in.
fantry regiments, l27 to 144 the dragoon regiments,
81 to % the chasseur regiments, Is to 10; the 18th
regiment of hussars and the artillery regiments, 81
to 80. In 1876 a further regiment of hussars and
one of chasseurs is still to be added. Moreover, it is
in contemplation to increase the 18th army corps,
stationed in Algiers, to three divisions, by adding
three new regiments Of the line and one regiment of
Turcos. Even this does not exhaust all the additions
proposed. The territorial army called into existence
on March 80 last includes u regiments of infantry,
of three battaIions each ito be eventually increased
to double that strength Is regiments of cavalry, OF
three squadrons each l8 of artillery, 8 of engineers,
and l8 of military train. Even leaving out of &C.
count the Landwehr force still to be formed, the
French army has thus been increased since 1870 by
344 battalions and 80 squadrons, which amounts
almost to a doubling of the force commanded ny
Napoleon III.
, 1874-06-27
THE GEAR AND THE PEACE.
OF EUROPE.

The Emperor Alexander of Prussia hav-
ing returned to his capital, the St. Peters
burg press has been talking loudly Of the
good work wlichhe has done on his Western
tour. The tour has been a very quiet one.
If we could only believe that monarchs
and great dipIomatists could do anything
like ordinary people, we might see in
this little trip to and from the British
capital nothing but a friendly visit to Her
Britannia Majesty and her family, of which
his only daughter has so recently become
a member. 1t is far from improbable,
however, that international politics during
his tour largely occupied the Emperor's
thoughts and engaged not a little of his
time. He can do much to conserve the
peace of Europe, but the preservation of
the peace of Europe does not depend on
, 1874-06-27

him alone. There are others who must
be consulted in the matter, and who for
good or for evil are quite as powerful as
the Gar. 1t would not be difficult to
point out some signs of the times which
are portentious of coming evil France
and Spain both hesitate and refuse to de-
eide as to the respective merits of the
Republic and the Monarchy. There is
fresh talk about German designs on
Luxembourg. The Eastern question re-
poses; but it may be burst upon the
world in a most dangerous form at any
moment. 1t is we'll that the Gar is in
favor of peace for although he could not
prevent a European war now any more
than he could have prevented the late wal
between France and Germany, his word
is law to many millions of people and a
mighty power in the councils of Europe.
, 1874-06-27

penalty, ana Wnen IIl6 OueuC6 Is a REFUSAL
of burial, the penalty may be recovered by
the heirs-at-law Of the person whose body
has been refused burial. And provided
further, that all persons may elect to sue
for the penalty aforesaid or to proceed un-
der their rights at common law and State
statutes, and having so elected to proceed
in the one mode or the other their right to
proceed 10 the other jurisdiction shall be
barred. But the proviso shall not apply
to criminal proceedings either under this
act or the criminal law ofany State.
SEC, 3-Thar the District and Circuit
Courts of the United States shall have ex-
elusive of the courts Of the several States
cognizance of all crimes and offences
against and violations o. the provisions OF
this act, and actions tor the penalty given
by the proceeding section may be prose-
Cuted in the Territorial, District or Cir
cult Courts of the United States, wherever
the defendant may be found without re-
gard to the other party; and the District
Attorneys, Marshals and Deputy Marshals
of the United States and Commissioners
appointed by the Circuit and Territorial
Courts Of the United States, with powers
Of arresting and imprisoning and bailing
offenders OF the laws of the United States,
are hereby specially authorized and re-
CURED to institute proceedings against
every person who shall violate the provi-
sious Of this act, aud cause him to
be arrested and imprisoned, or bailed, as
the case may be, for trial before such court
OF the United States or Territorial Court,
as by law has cognizance of the offence,
except IN respect OF the right OF action aC-
cruing to the person aggrieved, and such
district attorneys shall cause such proceed
ings to be prosecuted to their termination
as in other cases provided that nothing
contained in this section shall be construed
to deny or defeat any right of civil action
accruing to amy person, whether by rea-
son of the act or otherwise,
SEC, 4.-That no citizen possessing all
other qualifications which are or may be
prescribed by law shall be disqualified for
service as grand or petit juror in any
court Of the United States, or of any State
on account OF race, color or previous con-
dition of servitude aud any officer or
other person charged with any duty in the
selection or summoning Of jurors, who
shall exclude or fail to summon any citizen
for the cause aforesaid, shall be deemed
guilty of a mislemeanor and be fined not
less than $1,000.
SEC. 5.-That all cases arising under
the provisions Of this act in the courts of
the United States shall be renewable by
the Supreme Court Of the United States
without regard to the sum in controversy,
under the same provisions and regulations
as are now provided by law for the review
of other causes in said Court.
, 1874-09-02
COURT-fYlARTlAt,
SpftiaI Disbateh to IHa Chfcdou r

Spftiai Dispateh to Iha Chicago Tribune.
LARAMIE. Wyo. Ter, Sept. LA special court.
martial will moet at Fort Sanders to-norrap
which is Of unuBual interest botA ~ regards Tic
rank OF tho accused and tho natura Of tho aieges
osfonso. Military circles woro recently throwl
into no ineonsiderable excitement BY The isa,t.
anco Of special order ropenli,lg paragraph II
general orders which dotuilcd Col. Palmer Of tl,t
Second U. s. Cavalry to preside at court
martial, placed him untla1 arrest, aud detailed
special court to try him. Drg.-den. Alfred II
Terry haH como hero from st. Paul to preside
Gen. Getty, Of tho Fourth Artillery. Ii auothe:
member Of tho court, Colonois mud Lientcnant
Colonels mako out tho detail, md Mai
Thomus T. Barr acts as Judge-Advocaso. III.
charges against Col. Palmer aIo that l'o has cu'
timber on tho Government reservations in largf
quantities [omploying tho labor Of soldiers. i.
whom, In consideration Of aucL illegal Acrvicea
ho granted passes md furloughs), and dtawni
with Government taans to tho line of the Unios
Pacific Railroad, thoro dispoalng of It to liz
personal profit. Thu whole alraie has bacn lep
quiet, and rlllnor is prevalent 1T army circle.
that Col. pIlmlor Ia to 10 whithwasllhd. Tia
thlB oannot now bo done without some difficulty
tho present special tolegram to The CHICAGO
TRIBUNE will prove.
, 1874-09-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Tho regular meeting Of tho Good Samaritan
Society will 10 held at tho resileuoo OF Mrs.
Leonard, No. COS Fulton street, this afternoon
at o'clock. All ladies Interested In tho work
aro cordially invited to attend.
Tho Hannibal Zouavea hold their regular
monthly meeting this e,onng In tho United Fol-
lows Hull, on Clark street, north Of Harrison.
Dnslnoss OF Importance to bo transacted
All members Of Cosmopolitan 'Iodgo No. G,
Knights OF pythiaa aro requested to be prosent
t!'lh eSoning ut lheir Castlo Hall, corner Of La
Sale and Adams streets. for an election OF v.
G.. md for tho transaction Of important busl-
moss.
The regular monthly mootlng of tho Doara Of
Managers Of tho Homo for Tho Frlendess will
DO he'd titus morning at 10 o'olook ut tho Homo,
The minority petitioners Of tho First Scotch
rrca1! torlas Church Of Clicago. potitioning tue
ehathusn presbytoty, otc., against a withdrawal
Tor that body, will Meet ut Alr. George Molhor-
sooits, 1bo West Madison atroot, at o'clock
Ih1iHaay evening, to complete arrangements
Tor tho coming OF tho deputatlon from that Pros.
bytefy to exanlino into tho a!ralrs OF tho Scotch
Church.
Tho charitable In Chicago can confer a great
iavor at . amall exponHo by sending fruit to 81.
Luke'a llo6p'tal, OH Indiana ayonuo boar Bi4-
toentl stroGt. It will bo very grateful to tie
poor pasients, and tho funds Of tIo hospital Aro
, 1874-09-02
THE CITIZENS ASSOCIATION.

m,. 1,...., Aseaoc1ATloN.
~ e't'"eaa nssoe'atson 0! chicago held
,Ts.a,...s, n..1, Nv ''o.i a,A'9uet'eih' ~. ~
'aetcnAuth buuHlng, noftuWest corner OF
Lasa'lo and Washington streets, lust evening.
- '''o aosonso W sne ttes'''eat' fsahEl'n Mac
Ecagl, Qcll. Cletluin was called upon to nrn
side.
ar. Emery a. storrs, tho Secretary, rond d re-
tallcd tho proceedings Of mooting hold i tho
1alnler House, Aug. 10, at which, officers aud
E,,b-con,ntttnes ,yerc c,,no;nt,d I'D h.. ,",'.
.1,,,,,h M ~ reo ""u os-aa"s
'ooptea' LILO report proceeded to state that
TIE FINANCE COMMITTEE
i,,,, L,,,, ,,,o,o,L -, a., -. -.
;''u nesi, ensGeGu III LUG performance OF duty in
t@ sEhelo' Alu HUI ulot, 80 1af, With good Gill
'oulagement.
THE coafM1TTEE ON FInE AFFAIRS
nau Enbnlltte9 the following pnrtia report,
'ssouGA Gen. J. y. NeEGter:
." ne !Ft.'e7 ot ths fh=rn4 Asnrfnfton NJ caeago:
, 'n ~ -, io non,ha!teo on fa AEnsFa hAre had un
,r IsS in at I u ~ t @ 70 lhas sllc-
ro1la 10 rrillt, ~ II, m MI c n,nttarD uty ~
them eior mal;i,.g MY rsnor. Int HON ~
.";o % good purpose by noticing, from ti1no 10 nc.
,rf'a ~ my come 10 their knowlegc, and huti
Il hn.. ae IN h'ay hef1n GIoana 1or action:
1nt,tca ,IMt IN Ii It W ,e tatsa t ol tno Gon1'
1var tnn1c If tho strcstn bnyo j1crn an cncroao,n
~ o., II i'in# lumber iu thcnl, as 10 greatly facilitate
r, r h' "f lre, 10 took occasion to visit this dis-
ut of t ssrn,,a W. faeta le found that In
nahrs Eayo enc,necsH uno sts inc |1les Of
nd heyo ihsn 30 as 10 Teca n t iMe
~ tn ait snce a a5ota aaa ~ %pcn @ foa a
wo'tla ot only giro facility to to srsal of aro t
%on'a ~ .so lrovtnt aceesh ly t.c re- engines. Va
nr,,o ' ,se ,on t1n danger mt only to tho i'm
Eon tn Ills un:isr 5stric ~ "1ois M H. ely. Of conlsgr-
.s,'a,ia.ion "''N o.s'''s II too patent to nco4
, 1874-09-02
thirty days, In lien Of tho cash with which, to
Hottlo demands OF tho JHHtlco.

huhto harris WAS arrosted yesterday morning
At the car)y hour Of 8 O'Clock. by Officer Croali,
On complaint Of q follow named frank Dccloono.
Tho charge against Tho woman il that Dcclooao
ing 10 discovered tie loss Of Ills money. amount
il,y to f8o. and q gold orosH and cllnin, Which
was valued at 80. Ho suspected THO woman
o. having robbed him. slle had loft the ho,He.
found On South Clark street In company with
another member Of the domi- -mout'o, md was Co.
oortoa to tho Harrison streat Station, and thoro
search was made for tho currency aud the lost
the convoning Of the South sltlo Police Court
tho ACCUSED was arraignod boforo tho Justice,
who " continued tho examination Of tho charges
ti tho 4th inst. holding her under sl00 bail for
Affer tilis disposition TT q tho wonan I'M Harrs,
another 1nombor of tho fair but frai Bfstcrllood
namcd Victoria Bacon. who has for some tlmo
ooen living With Decleone sworo out q warrant
Tor hln alrostl charging him will, robbery 1Io
complaint ci'argos Docloeno with robbing hor Of
tovel!y sufficient to start seconds ato tc,ya!ry
eatabllshmcnt. Tho cross aid chain which De-
oloene c alogos ho was robbed of AFRO q portion of
woman @ Bacon. Tho romnindor Of tho art-
woman thinks wcro dlaposcl Or, at
a; naw;Lbrohor,s WI shop, and aho is also Of tho
Iartlh got away with III portion Of tho nlouoy
obtainod on hor 5owoB. Jenousy is evidently
t,lo cause OF all the trouble. Decleono las roatod
sho 'womaa who canaod his arrest as hie common
law VITO for some timo past. In MI evil momont
con diHeorered this md sued him. Justice Boy
doh heard part Of tho ovidonco against Dc
cieoao, and continued hi. caao to tho 4tl1 inst.
alAo and axod bis bail at $500. On TINT day tho
Interest by tho froquontera OF tho South Siio
Police Court.
, 1874-09-02
Il. RAYMOND.

f,.,..,-.. - @'A" 80 - Il, ,,. =,
ooantry newspapers, eYon II tholr eoltore oo
arc occasionally useful In tho wny OF holping to
expose tho sr1nllos which knights Of industry
cot mn in hin oitIoa. Woro n not Tint oyory now
and ,ion . r,,a,tc wco11v oonoa out with an er.
rontoro ~ oountT, ;1nnos til. villas ~ tIo formnr
won1d hayo much 'longor lease Of cxistonco
tbnn ia Rauorallv tho cnso, Tho foY Of country
editor whom ono OF bis subscribers brings him in,
having boon pvlualctl by q metropolitan SHARP
who had proposed to him to becomo cohhaontihl
partner in tho operation vu1garly known az
stahoviro +,o nuaor y Ia ,hort M croot nm thot
snoF'oe suo Iueo'' 40 apo": 10 E1aat an ,nAs
1olt ny city 1oafHa'lss "hoa no haa optalnea
exclusive oseosaion Of important nows. md ID
only surpassed by tho disgust Ao fools when,
a..or n"1ns .naus 'rou-epann te' .14 o.lovuso "
'no s"nu'o ~ 4oat47 iioM e''S oou.e's 'nat lno
cheAt Ii as olo ha the nllls aimoas, aHu la KNOWN
among INC eoenoscentl aa tho "sawdust"tfiokn y. ~
Ch'caso IL not muoa OF aaWaust-tflcak e..
the o1uinary molnods OF pnnKo, monto atd e1o
i3i 6upnfpan lots nro quite Rood enough iof tn9m'
eull' tnSle aIe occasaona! htteaptn uauo ~ Gnl'
esgo to lure tho uIanger by holding out 10 nm
th hana, s az T. ~ s;n ,asn ~ ~
naYo " 1ccofu slnt 70. ilolaants @IG m nuspanu
man grasps at. tho naueoment. me lateAs
sWlnnle OF tlle K1nu, haHhe nh 4oao4uafter3s
"na .,araH r. 1anaar ~ oeaist ~ In no ~ n
ono1eo III sno aoho"n'g lottor'
CHICAGO. July 50. la74:
@ IN aom M nase nee % s,i ~ s't aa
ncrirct sairy Ism nv IN snaraxnr Sx trae and haya
method Of becoming rich. il Instructions arc caro-
fully followed, at no great risk. propose to impart
this method to but one purity In each county ana then
to those only that Suow ars carefl Of ther move
mGns tni,1 M W. nat ssna you oaoy 9 seae . con-
iaraer acan resso tscp IL te eoItens of ts atter v
to yourself and lot mo Lear from you soon aud obiigo
Yours truly: " Il. RAYMOND, Kingnbury Block.
n. y. The "boye looks queer. but think you will
~ A oes .sSatx x oaoo ooafosed 30
Sou 'an mt,'.e m'..a ~ .4s- s - sA' "'.,, -...
IninqNE PIE. ropossofc c.si CALICO yesterday upon
Asalstaht, ioaslhaA.ot nAuiEoe, ana brought tho
, 1874-09-02
THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL.

WILKEsnARnE, ra., Sept. 1.-Worli Was re.
md Hudson, Coal Company Tho Delaware, Lick
awanna & Westorn Railroad Company, f.ol,irl
and Wllkeybarre Company, Pennsylvania t:oa
Company, aud at gil tho mines ln tic Wyon,lnl
and Laakawanna Valeyg. In addition 10 this
tito .Tennnylyauia Coal company'u ut sIrlug
brook, both now ones, commenced pperation1
to-day. It Is thought by lonling coal onerator
during tho {All, ga
, 1874-09-02

supply tho room with books, pepora maps, cto.,,
for tic ,Ho OF members, mud all Bl.ell wore In
vitci to mako FREQ ,lso Of tl,om. Tho yarioua
ward committees constituting tho Co1nittoc Of
Tho Association then adjourned, subject to
mil
, 1874-09-02
LOCAL MlSCELLANY.;,
MESSRs. HOYNE AND GLOVER.
e%,tts II

MnssRs. HoYNE AND GLOVER.
run 1syrgr,oAr1ou
L., ~, n.u a1u,,n ,rta ,,.a .i,. .,.ot
py VOL I'm @,'nn ,,n., tu;o sn' a'l"leos asernb'
Unitod Statos Commissioner lloyno and Dis
trlct-Attoruoy Glovor Is still peuding, and will
not bo concluded boforo to.tlay, Tho inycB.i-
z,tor .,otoa In n Tn,nuyr ronortor vcaior,1ar
s"s,' ' r,s,, ,,,tarn ~ .,o o,,nr,s. ,,,a;1a T.,
that, al'of AHtea'hR " 'no oiaafsch u'"''o "
alr Wronn and others, and examining hlr.
lloyno's o!cial records ho found nothing OF q
nrin,inal nnture. The records showed plainly
s,,o,,oh ,1,nt or,,o n num,,cr NJ cnues neaiuet
o"ob" .'."1 H"..o " . ~ .,,s 1,s"a,,,n lora
pafsten Tor ihtrhgemonE OF tho l.eYonuu Ns"e n'.s
hnd beon dismissed OIL their paying oosts, OUT
Lilo Attorneys authority for tliBpossng thus
of mch caecs cauo from Judges Drum
s,,,a a,a n,oarott t,o ,nttor or whom
mona ana o'eas0'7 ,..o .uo '"'' at,4an,a.,4 -
has glson co'. MUM e'"'eMo"e
In writing to tint effect. Coi. hlnnn conatdora
that. whether or not tho mcthol OF procedure OF
, 1874-09-02
hyde PARK,
Thers was full mootiug Of tue Tru1tces on
Monday evening, President Bon1eld In tho
chair.


HYDE PARK.
There was full mootiug Of ths Tru1tces on
Monday evening, President Bon1eld In tho
chair.
S.. FINANCIAL.
Bills wero ordered paid on sundry pay-rolls
for improvements; South Sitls Ne,os, advertise
Ing, so94o. Rand, MoNally d; Co., 9131.50; q.
P. nhoadcs, engineer, e1B8.G0; aud police pay
rolls, 9s5o.60. Othor bills wcro presented and
rofcrrcd. Tho sum Of s12so was refunded to
". Z. Wells on purchase Of lot at tax-salo in
error, aud S5 to Lucy Qreen for five days. SER
vico In JAIL :
The Treasurer reported favorable progress in
negotiations for ealo Of Hyde Park water-loan
bonds. Ho expects to got near par, or away up
In tho ninetios for thona.
srEu1A1 AHszssIENrs
Comm fssioners on Eattmatoa reported back
cost Of laying tho following water-pipes, on:
Ftfty-AEst strcss, Hyde PARK avenue to State
za siiesi Hydo isft svsna: 10 Wood s'
ssrss H;ds f.rE :1snac "a s::ts e''S
Cottage aross :vsnae, Ihirty-ntI tc t;- 'o'
woodiasn svcnuo o ;as Park 0'
Grand Boulevard, 10 Iiyss '''
siyniati sres STONY i..ni 10 woosvn '0
avenue.......s.::....:.... s,a25
yaEd 5,7eo
oak"ood boulevard uottago arov0 to Grand
o.kweoa asenuc. through Es md Mspis 10 Quo
Hyde Park avoaue. ....:..,.................., o15a
ay1e tark hVcnner brooks street to city limita l2jO
boulevard ard.......:,:.,..... e,2ss
1ndlann avenue, 3hirty-ninsh to Ffty-hrst
street. 15,7s4
P1airis sysnne, T6irty:ninth through Forty '''
ffst 70 Indiana avenue. $500
Forty-hfth street. from .Cottsge Grove avenue
through Langley to EoEty-third strect....... a1eo