The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-20


cauterized with nitrate of silver, nitri
acid, caustic potassa, a hot iron or a burn
ing coal. In case surgeon cannot b.
found to practice ,excision, the patien
should apply cord above the wound ant
then suck the part, provided that he ha
no excavations in his mouth, and at tn,
first opportunity apply some of the caus
tics mentioned. AT any period prior t.
the developemeDt OF the disease, it will bt
proper to excise clcatrix and cauterize.
MoMENCE, ILL.,, July lS.-Two men, by
the names Of Isaac Wardle and Charley
Bardwell, went to German dance, on
Thursday night, near the state line. lC
miles from this place, for the purpose Of
breaking it up. They made an assault
upon the house and inmates, breaking in
the doors and windows, and throwing
missels at the inmates, and shooting for
sport at the defenceless women, Two of
the men escaped through the broken win.
dow and secured double barreled shot
gun from man named Cotton, who lived
close by. The borrower, Mr., l.. Jones,
made good use of it. The ruffans, as
soon as they found they would be arrested,
tried to make their escape. They had
gone but few rods from the house before
they were oyertaken, and orde, ed to halt,
Not obeying the command, each received
a charge OF buckshot in his back. Wardle
cannot live. There are hopes of Bard.
wells recovery. The citizens Justify
Jones in the shooting.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July lS.-Messrs.
Herman and Thorn, the champion patent
right swindlers of the west, are again in
trouble. This time leading citizens in this
city who have purchased their notes some
three months ago, find them to be fraudu-
have been commenced in various sections of
the State, From the anoun' Of notes held
in this valley by bankers and note secula-
tors, 1t is safe to say that they have swim
died the farmers out OF not less than $780,
300 in the last nine months, and yet no law
has reached their case.
AURORA, III. July ls.--Judge Montony,
Df the Court Of Common Pleas, this morn
ing enjoined any further prosecution of the
trial brought before our police magistrate,
against M Langenberger, and Chas. Bla-
'ey, for selling liquors without license the
,lty council having refused both of these.
although both had rendered the money and
, proper bond. Judge Parks has taken
he matter 10 hand, and says he is bound
70 see if one mans money is not lust as
good as another's $, and whether the council
have the power and the right to refuse a
license to one man and grant the same to
another.
CANAsERAGA, Allegheny CO., NY. July
lS.-The eastward and westward bound
rains on the Erie came in collision on the
single track a mile of here at o'clock this
morning while running at the rate of tit- |
zee or twenty miles an hour Both en-
5lnes were destroyed, and also the bag.
rage and smoking cars of the westward |
'ound train. A number of passengers
we're more or less seriously injured, but
zone fatally. Baggagemaster Atkins, on
he western train was killed, and brake
nan had his ankle broken. The eastern
ngne plunged through the western train
nglne, baggage car and smoking car up
. the hrst-class car, which was filled with
'omen and children. The westward bag
age was destroyed and the mails soaked.
t is stated that the eastern train had the
ght OF way. The collision was near a
harp curve and the crash of the engines
do WIZ iSI wal hlIs W tuC paSScIlgcTS.
DETROIT, Mich, July Is. "A serious ac-
dent occarred near Iona, on the d. l.. a.
. NJ railroad to-day A loaded gravel
ain was backing up when burning tree
Ill across the end OF fiat, throwing near
; the whole train from the track Six
len we're killed outright and one has died
his injuries. Fourteen or fifteen were
,riously injured.
MADISON, Wis, July lS.-An accident
,curred at Hammond, Wis, yesterday,
'suItlng in the instant death of one man
ld the serious injury of three others. The
arties were engaged in raising a barn,
hen gust OF wind blew down portion
1t, burylug four Of the men in the de-
is. One OF them, German, named
eherel, was instantly killed, his head
,lng completely crushed. The other three J
al their arms, legs and ribs broken. Mrs.
runsdater, the sister Of one OF the iniur.
mcn, was seriously injured while return. !
< home on a hand car from the scene of
The men having the hand G
r IN charge were not aware of an extra
eight train being on the road until they
ct it. The woman, being frightened,
mped and fell upon the track, the car !
lssing over and crushing her body, and
} doubt her injuries will result in her
:ath. Had she not been frightened, she
light have escaped unharmed, as the men {
I'd time to get the car off the track before -
e engine struck it. NJ