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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-28

held reception on the floor of the hall,
and was introduced generally. He speaks
at Dixon, ILL.,, to-day, and at Freeport on
Tuesday.
N. 5. Curtis, who was arrested at De-
Witt, charged with the murder of Alger, in
the fall OF 1872, was released on a writ of
habeas corpus. The examination of his
nephew, L. j. Curtis, began at Dewitt to-
day, on the same charge.
The Brown inquest is still proceeding
before the Coroner the finding of whose
body was telegraphed on Friday.
Lambs new new steamboat will be
launched to morrow in the presence of the
citizens.
A clerk in clothing house here named
Max West was arrested on Saturday. at
the instance of young woman who ap-
peared with an infant, for seduction. The
suit was compromised by the payment of
$3.50.
CHICAGO, April 27.-Judge Gary this
morning. in the Criminal Court, sentenced
DIR. Paul Shoeppe to three years in the
penitentiary.
CAIRO, ILL.,, April 27.-One j. Haws, or
Hads shot and killed E. J. Keen, this
morning about o'clock on the Kentucky
shore of the Ohio river. The shooting
was the resulto quarrel few days since,
Hads has been arrested. Both are Ken
tuckians.
New YORK, April 2S.-John Sullivan
and John Gearo have been arrested and
held to wait an Investigation on charges of
murder, the former for killing James Null
lane. in November last, and the latter for
causing the death of Michael Cavanah two
weeks ago.
Topeka, Kansas, April, 27.-Great ex-
cltement prevails here over the arrival of
old man Bender and wife, brought here
yesterday on requisition from the Gov
ernor. Several parties have identified
them. Immense crowds surround the
Shawnee county Jail, where they are lodg-
ed.
ST. JOHN, N. B., April PA French
man named Paulin has been murdered in
Caragust by his wife's paramour, named
Gallian.
A fire, this morning, on the north side
OF Kings Square, gutted two Hotels and
several stores, The insurance is light.
Several boarders had narrow escapes.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, April 27.--The fine
residence of John T. Alexander. the Cat
tie King of Illinois" located on his farm.
twelve miles east of jacksonville, was to-
day consumed by fire at an early hour this
morning, together with its contents and
several out houses. The loss is estim ated
at from $4,000 to $4,000; insured in
the Home, of New York, for $ll, 200.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
CHICAGO, April 27.-A fire this morn
ing destroyed the Globe Theatre, between
Madison and Washington streets on Des
plains The building was owned by the
German Workingman' Association. Los:
$500; insurance, $4,000. Frank Law
ler, lessee and manager, loses $4,000 O,
$4,000; uninsured. L. Schwachon, sa
loon, $500; insured. The neighborins
houses were damaged few hundred dol
lars.
W. II. Harrison. treasurer of the
Globe Theatre, was arrested and commit
ted this afternoon charged with setting fir,
to that building last night. He assert
his ability to prove his innocence, ant
since his integrity has been hitherto un
doubted it is hoped he will succeed il
doing so.
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GEORG ETOWN.

FIRE ON BRIDGE STREEr.-About AZ O'Clock
this morning, officer Rodgers discovered fire in
the rear part of the cigar store of James E.
Stake, No. 1856 Bridge street. An alarm was
Immediately turned in from box 95, and the fire
department were soon on the ground The fire
was communicated to the adjoining STORE oecu-
pied by Mr.. Robert III. Hunter as q shoe store,
and but for the efficiency of the fire departme Mt
both buildings would have been entirely de-
stroyed. They were frame structures owned by
Mrs. Jane clark, OF Blsdensburg. The rear
part OF each was entirely consumed. Mr.
stakes loss was about 5000, insured for $500,
and Mr.. Hunter claims to have lost about sc 500
and Is insured for "a ,25O.. The police, aided by
some citizens, removed large part of Hunter
stock, but the rest was badly dana ged By water
Ii IL supposed the fire was caused by defective
due, or caught from the stove in the store of
Mr.. Stake.
CATTLE MARKET. - The offerings at the
Drovers' Rest yesterday were 236 fat csttle, of
which 196 were sold to butchers at cents to Z
cents per pound, q to farmers at AZ cents, and
ii left over; 2N sheep were offered and sold at
cents to cents per pound, 20 cows and calves
were sold at S25 to $50 per cow.
HE SEVERAL COAL COMPANIES located here
aye making the necessary repairs preparatory
to the resumption of the coal trade.
RIVER NEws.-The Lady of the Lake has
cleared for Norfolk; the Geo. III. Stout for
fhiladelphia, and the +. G. knight for New
YORK. The steamer Express arrived from Bal
tiInore with a misce llaneous cargo
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CIRCUIT CouRT-yEdge Carter.
plaintiff. $1,000. Began vs. Burshardt: verdict
for defendant Mclean Va. Harvey; verdict for
FoIIos Couir-yudgs sser,.
John Reriere, assault and battery on Baptissa
Csrs6, s5. Charles G. Byrne, one Of the mem
bers Of the Capitol police force, was charged
with threats to his wife. Ann NJ. Byrne, q re-
spectacle appearing woman, who testified that
TO kill her. She asked him what would become
of their little child. He told her that the child
could 60 TO her sisters in Missouri. 800 bonds
to keep the peace. Several witnesses for the
prosecution were present, one OF whom made a
statement to the court that the sum was not suf.
hcient. and after further testimony the
court increase the amount of the bond to $500
James Beverly, charged with stealing two coats
less, ana a fine Of $40 was imposed. Henry q.
MOTIFS pleaded guilty TO stealing an album
worth IS; so or thirty days In JAIL Lloyi
smith, assault and battery on Samuel Ross,
pleaded guilty and was hned SIS and costs
David Curtain, larceny of q quantity of lumber
worth SO, not proven, and defendant dts
charged. Joshua Black, assault and battery on
Wn. Fitz; IS and cost. Charles g. Byrne was
charged with firing pistol in the street. THIS
Is the Capitol policeman above mentioned
The judge imposed q fine of $50. Richard
Potts, Patrick Cercoran, John Patten, and
Hannah Smith, forfeited coilaterals. Beverly
Peyton was fined 20 for dsorderly con-
Augustus Wells, carrying razor, was fined $50
or co days in Jail. VIM. Fitzgerald Carving a
bowie knife and two revolvers; fiued $50 or 80
daysin jail. Isaac Mason, using profane and
iDcecent language in Georgetown; S5. Jerry
johnson, Mary Rivers, Mary Ann jackson and
Mary Jones, same offence; SIS each John An
derson, colored, charged with disturbing a
church while engaged in religious worship; con-
tinued. Alfred Snowden, cursing, 20. Daniel
Digney, same offence In Capitol grouads; as.
Mary Martin, throwing stones; 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-06

RHODE ISLAND MARRIAGE LAws.-The Pro.
whence Journal says $50 far as our statutes
are concerned, there is absolutely no limit of
age at which parties may contract marriage II
Is not unfrequent that children of ii or Is wears
OF age are married In this state, and for all the
laws to the contrary, even more tender babes
than that may be united in marriage without
the knowledge or consent of their parents In
a state report or registration we find the mar
rage mentioned, in single year, Of couples of
the following ages; Is and IA, II and Is, Gil and
10, rs and IL! And yet such outrages upon
common decency and public veal are strictly
In accordance with the laws of this state. This
defect in our marriage laws has had the effect
to make Providence a Gretna Green fer rum
away matches Of minors from all the surround
Ing states, as well as from our own state
Scarcely week elapses that applications are
not made for an examination of the records by
distracted parents from this and from other
states to ascertain If their minor sons or daueh-
ters have been married here. Much too often
they find their worst fears realized, and 90 home
with maledictions upon the state, and upon the
clergymen by whom such offences are made
legal"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-06
AL E x A NDRIA,

ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDRR-A one legged
colored man, named Richard Smith, was
brought to the city about II O'Clock last night
and committed to Jail, on the charge of at
tempting to kill his wife. The particulars of
the case, as stated by Justice n. s. Wright, the
committing justice, are as follows: Smith, with
his wife, lived at Freedmen's village. in this
county; about week ago they had difficulty,
the wife leaving the house Of her husband and
going to her mothers house, in another part of
h 5ne vlli,agei from thence she went to another
house her husband went yesterday, armed with
gun, loaded with slugs, and finding her sitting
In chair against the wall, he aimed at her head
and fired, the load striking the curve of the
forehead and glancing of, taking a portion of
the scalp with it. Smith then hurried away as
rapidly as possible, aud concealed himself in
held near by, but finding that the whole village
had been aroused and that the county was being
beaten up bv an excited mob of about two hum
dred OF his own race, who were threatening to
lynch him, he went to the house OF Mr.. COrbett,
near by, and begged that gentleman to protect
MN until he could deliver himself to the town
ship magistrates. Mr.. Corbett at once &C ,om-
panied him to the office OF Justice Wright, by
whom commitment was made out and the
prisoner sent to the city in charge of Constable
Boles. The woman Is severely, but it is thought
not fatally injured.
EAST ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAD.-The delay
in opening connection between this city and the
north by the East Alexandria railroad is occa-
stoned by the non acceptance of that road by
me p. "; X. H. Company, in conseq uence of
Of the conditions of the contract, which re-
CURED the construction Of first-class railroad.
with all the necessary appurtenances. 1t ia
probably be made some time next week.-Ga-
setie, last erening.
FIsHTowN.-Col. Stewart, the lessee OF the
hsh- wharf, has commenced to lay the platform
and put that wharf in condition for the trade To
begin very soon. From present indications. il
will be as large, If not larger than that OF last
season. MIR. Horner, who has leased Mr.,
NsRlees shore, sent about two hundred punches
of fish to this market, via the A. & f. railroad,
yesterday.-Sentinel last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, March 6-The Posts financial
article says: Gold opened at liz, sold at 1I'5
all until 1l:30 O'Clock, since which time sales
have been at IL * a113, and 11ka11sI. On gold
loans the rates have been 3a3k for carrying.
Foreign exchange is dull, but steady, with sales
Oh prime bankers up TO 4 S3ai 81 the nominal
rates being 4.Si a4.8S. In the money market
borrowers on call are supplied at 3a4, and prime
mercantile paper passes at 5s6, the supply Of
ferlDg being very small. Government bonds
are to y lower than yesterday. Southern
state bonds are active and strong for Tennessess
and Missouris, to which dealings were confined.
There was an increased activity in the Wall
eral depression and a decline of y In gold and
y as In stocks. There was a sharp pressure to
sell at intervals, and a strong bearish feeling
eI al depression was a report from Washin ston
that Senator Sumner would soon present a bill
authorizing short or temporary loan to retire
all legal tenders issued in excess of 1886 900 O00
and also TO provide for the deficiencies of gov
eminent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-06
The MaHkela.

BALTIMORE, March Virginia skies. old, IS; do.
consolidated, o. Wess firginias, lHl; North Oaro-
BALTIMORE, March 6.-Ootton firm for good
ersdes-low middliBgs, l4ZGl6. Flour dull; hie n
grades decln z5c. Wheat dull and q shade lower-
white choice, l.ee@l IS; fair to prime do, 6i9
] rs; CHI ice amber, so; good to prime red, l.60G
Is; common to fair do, 45@l IS; Pspnsyl = ania
o., l6s@l.7 20; Ohio and Indiana do, / 6cGl. 90;
western tpring, 436l50. Oorn steady-wbite ,out l.
eIn, 12@soi yellow southern. 1905; mixed ives ern
so Oats hrm-soufhern, 1890; western, 55G59.
Bye steady. Hay unchanged. Prov visions quiet aud
stesdy and unchanged. Western butter unchanged
Coffee nrm and nominal. Whisky nominal. Sugar,
NEW YOHk. March 6.-stocks active and feverish
and lower. Money 3. Gold, 1l1a Exchange, long,
4c45a; short, $50. Govsrnmei Is quiet and lower
NEW YORK, March 6.-Flour quiet and unc need,
LONDON, March 8, 1880 p. m.-The weather
throughout England to- day Is fair.
EoNDoN, March o, 1850 p. m.-Bonds, new SIS,
l0474; Erie, AN.
:, LONDON, March s. $50 D. m.-The amount of bull
lion gone into the Bank of England balance to-day
Is t28 600 Consols for money, "a Ga for ACCOUNT
We. Erie, Az; Paris dispatches quote rentes at
SO francs 40 centimes.
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THE WEATHER,

WAR DHPARTMENT, Once az CHEF StgRal OMcfy \
WASHINGTON, ID. O., March 6, l74, 1880 a. m (
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwRNTY-FoUR HouRs-
The barometer has risen over New England with
clear ather low temperature, and fresh and brisK
northerly winds. Increasing cloudiRess has pre-.
vailed very generally In the other sections cas-, Of
the Rocky mountains with northeast to southeast
winds, increasing to fresh and brisk. Heavy rains
fell during last night from Missouri, Arkansas and
northern Louisiana, northeastward to WESTERN
Pennsylvania. Rising weather is now prevailing
from the interior of the gulf es to the western
portion OF The middle states, Lake Erie, and the
upper lake region but snow over the northern nor.
ton OF the later The river had risen at Pittsburg
day, but continued falling at Cincinnati.
PRoBABLI1TEs.-yor New England the barome.
ter will fall with rising tenn perature, increasing
cloudness, winds veering to essterly, and Tonight
rain snow. For the middle states and lower isk q
region fresh and brisk east to south Winds rising
tenn perature, cloudy and rainy weather. For the
south Atlantic and gulf states east to south winds;
cloudy and rainy weather, the former veering TO
westerly in the west gulf states. For Tennessee
and northward over the Ohio valley to the upper
lake region fresh and brisk south to east wind a.
cloudy ID rainy weather, pit partly as snow in
the northern portion Of the latter For Arkansas.
Missouri and Iowa, cloudy and raisy weather and
fresh TO brisk variable winds during the rest of Fri
day. The Cumberland and Ohio rivers will rise
and the upper and lower Mssssipp continue slowly
rising.
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pBoPosALs FOR CHAIN Iron.

NAVY PAY OFFICE, 4
WLsHINsToN, ID; O., Februsry rs, Isl
VIII be received At this Office until IL NJ rHE Isr
BAY OF APRIL, lai Tor the below described best
American Ohain Iron, 20 be delivered free of ex-
pense 70 the 9overnmtnt az the Washington Navy
way be satisfactory 60 the COmmsndant Of the ssid
NAVY yard, and o. such times and In such qusntf-
ties ss M sy be called for b. him Tbs last DELIVERY
20 prt DC gti2t 70 June %, lsl -
l,73 links Chain Iron, ZIG inches diameter III;
inches long, 1890 pounds.
LIES links Chain Iron, sic inches diamsfar n
inches long, Is, liz pounds.
1ol5 links Chain Iron, 1915 inches diameter lQ,<
~, inches long, $500 pounds.
zVSo INKS Chain Iron. l-n inches diameter, nv
inches long, 25,702 pounds.
70 links Chain Iron, l2-lc inches Diameter. n
, o., a. inches long, 1900 pounds;
l|oo links Chain Iron, Is 10 inches diameter nv
inches long, p go pounds.
ldoers viii be required 90 send fair samples of
tbe iron they propose 20 furnish cd with tina
IN one bar OF sikh feet long, OF each Of the
Inherent sizes required, TO the Oommandant OF tho
Washinston MAYNARD. These bars WILDE snb.
yect 70 competitive tests. and will be required 10
steno pulling strain Of 900 (seventy thousandl
POUNDS 20 the eQuaTe-inch section when turned
aovn 70 the usual shape and size Of testing pieces
ID sfsleht lengths, free from nsvs, ragged ends
and other defects, and 90 be equal TO the eamnles
lurnhhed. Any iron falling below the hquired
sst Will be rejected, and remain st the risk Of the
he award will be made II the lowest responsible
bidder whose iron ofthe different sizes comes M 10
the required test. NV
Responsible security win be required for the
prompt and faithful delivery Of the IRON wheE
Blank forms for bidders can be hsd At thi. Office.
- G.. II. THORNTOH,
lebHfF Paw Inspector, q. 9. Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-06

AFTER THE TIcHBoRSR VERDICT. Jean
Luce, the claimant's witness in the Tichborne
case, was yesterday fully committed for trial on
q charge of perjury. Large crowds filed and
surrounded the courtroom, In expectation of
seeing the claimant himself, but the latter was
not allowed to appear In court Andrew Boyle,
an old negro servant of the Tichborne family,
and one OF the strongest witnesses for the N.
ant, has become hopelessly i'll since the verdict
was rendered against orion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-06

WOMEN ON SCHOOL COMMITTEES ~ The
Springfield Republican says: "Quite a numb
OF the Western Massachusetts towns which
elected officers on Monday did themselves the
credit OF choosing women as members OF the
tnat there Will be good many more to do the
same thing next year. Where they were chosen
Monday 1t was not generally as the candidates
OF either party, but from q sensible conviction
among voters generally that it was a good thing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-06

ga faithful brother in q Fairf;eld m,
church recently prayed for the absent ma ~.
chairs Of wellnee."
~The latest trick of the frequent boy is To
chalk an envelope on the door-sul I'm the eve
ming, and then ring the ben. 1t b Impossible to
pick up the letter.
- Senator Fenton, Of New York, and
daughter, accompanied by Marshal Parker, OF
Richmond, paid their respects to Governor
Kemper, on Monday lest. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-06

Ex-PRRsIDKNT BARz AT LIBKRrY.-we
were! certain that Mr.. DAVIS Hatch would be
ruled out of court in his proceedings against ex
President Baez. Judge Pratt vacated the
order for the arrest of Baez yesterday, and dis
charged him from custody. He also dismissed
turer, who was seeking to hold Baez responsi-
BILE In the sum of $500 900 for damages alleged
to have been sustained by him while in San
Domingo - S