The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-29
TElEGRAPHIC.
10000 Democratic Maori
ty in Baltimore.
Judge Kidder Refuses Bail
for Wintermute.
An Appeal for the Grass
hopper Sufferers.
Sale of Fine Blooded Stock.
Kellogg Contriving to De-
fraud Conservatives
at Election.
A Republican Judge says
there are no Outrages
in Alabama.
Gov. Beveridge Complains
of the ISt. Louis Dyke.
Accidents. Robbery, Crime Q.
Fire, Etc.
Gov. Beveridge Complains
of the ISt. Louis Dyke.
Accidents. Robbery, Crime.
Fire, Etc.

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct 2S.-At th,
= election to-day for members of the Cit,
Council the Democrats carried the CITY b,
10000 majority.
YANKToN, D. IT,, Oct, eS.-Peter P
Mlntermute, convicted of the homicide O
General McCook, and who has been in iai
here Tor some time past, pending the hear
ing OF a writ OF error by the Supreme Court
OF the territory in January next, was taken
to NermilIlon yesterday luorning on wri,
OF habeas corpus allowed by Judge Kidder
on motion to admit to bail on the ground
of bad health. The Judge refused the
application and referred the case to the
Supreme Court, which meets again in De-
cember.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2S. Gen. Bristow to.
day made an appeal to the Chamber of Com
merce to aid the suffering poor in Nebras.
ka living in the grasshopper region A
committee of five was appointed by the
Chamber to devise means of securing aid
| for them.
MEMPHIS, Oct. s.-An interesting suit
Is in progress in the First Circuit Court
VIM. II. Harrington, late President of
the Memphis City Railway. brings suit for
S2o, 900 against the company for four
years services as President, while the
company brings suit against him for $780,
900 IN neglect and mismanagement of the
road
PARIS, KY, Oct. 28.-In the sale of
short horn cattle owned by G.. &. Bedford,
which took place near here to day, twenty.
one cows and heiters sold at an average of
81, ,905; and fourteen bulls at an average
of S 1875, making total of $55 600. Lon
don Duchess, ninth, sold to John Kennedy,
of Paris, at $4,000; London Duchess. sew
enth, at IS, 100: Twenty first Duke of
Ardric at 81 ,025, to j. II. Spears & Sons,
of Illinois Duke nineteenth, six months
old, $500, to VIM. II. Duncan, of Illinois.
MONROE, La, Oct. 2S. 2S.-Commissioner
Jewett, after reading lengthy opinion to-
day, held Judge Scott, Recorder Ramsey
and Mayor Richardson in bonds of 81, 900
each. Huey, Mayfeld and Phillips, of
Lincoln, were admitted by Jewett to bail
in the sum of $1,000 each. Huey was re-
arrested and bailed the second time.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 2s.-Kellogg hav
ing decided that ballot boxes for the city
shall contain a compartment for the ballots
OF voters naturallZeu Dy the second DlS-
trict Court. Said naturalized citizens hav.
ing to- night resolved to deposite their bal
lots in the same box with other American
citizens, conflict on election day seems
probable.
MONTGOMERY. Oct. 2S.-Chancellor |
Republican whose division en-
braces nearly one third of the state, inclu-
ding large part of the black belt and ex-
tending into the white counties, in a pub |
lished letter declares very few OF the alleg |
ed political outrages and personal violence
are on account of political belief or have
any foundation, as he can testify from per
sonal observation in his travels through his
district. He says there is not county in
East Alabama IN which any man, Demo
cratic, Conservative, Republican or Radi-
cal, may not publicly declare his sentiments
with as little fear of molestation as in any
state in all the broad Union.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Oct 2S.-The follow,
ing letter is given to the public to-day:
STATE OF ILLINOIS
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
SPRINGFIFlD. IN f