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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-20
Jacksonville Female Academy,

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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-20

"When is cur new hotel to be complet-
ed" is now the question uppermost in the
minds of our people. editor of the
Unaon.
1t will not be completed until your citi-
zens who subscribed towards its compile,
ton fulfil their pledges,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-20

Offers to Young Ladies every facility for acquiring
thorough mental and moral education. The
Scholastic year is divided into two sessions of five
months each, beginning respectively on tue first
Monday of September and tue first Monday of Feb
ruary. Pupils are, however, received at any time
during the year, their session dating from the time
of entrance.
Board and tuition per session $50 Music, Paint
ing, ETC., form additional charges, For particulars
| address SISTER SUPERIOR, Academy Immacu-
late Conception. Davenport Iowa. 7-21d&w2m
, 1875-12-09

Br. Lou1a, NO., Dec. 8-nobert a. Watt. 4
well.kuown citizen, has preferred cbargo
agsinst Col Fred Meyer, Supsrslaos OF informal
hosenuo Of this niatriot, alleging thas that
officer has for, somo t'mo past bepn oogntzAns ot
frauds pracsiced upon the United States Govern.
mont by The St. I.ouis das Company. and failed
to Take proper sot.on iu tho eaaa, or report the
tho matter ia.the allegation that the 6aa Com
PAnv hare manufactured. aud aold to consumers
duiing number us years. past \ much greater
quantity of gas than they reported TO the
Ieyonuo Collector, thoteby dotyAudlng the Gov
ernnont cut Of large ,susus In Tho Way OF tates.
The charges hkya been presented to United
Btatoa Coinmtsalouer Enoa CIsrko, and by him
1efe1od to United Ht.te1 Dlssrict-Attornsy
DYER, WHO cnn either opler ap Investigation be-
fore Commissioner Clarke or snud tho matter to
t4s United Htatas Grand jury.
, 1875-12-09
pOLTTICh1A

-. UNION LEAGUE OF AMERICA.
,TH1IApEIFufA, Doc. 8.-Iho National Council
OF tho Union League Of Amoflcs weru In sos-
sion In this city to-ziay, aftssuoon aud evening.
0ou. Willism 3. Neg1oy. OF Plttsburg, presided.
Tho principal bussnoaa tsantactod ras tho adou.
tiop Of declaration Of prlncipIoa to Tho follow
Ing OBJECT: That the credit Of tho Government
at homs, and abroad must he maiotainea that
suoh improvements 10 shall bo moas heneA< ts1
to commerce. rad euu4 ensctmepts - may bc
moRt ;pfoduc,fve to labor, nlrai, be granted
bv tho Government that tho public scl,o,ts Of
tho several statcs should 10 foBtcrcu and pro-
tectca from oTerY cnctoscflmcnt, especially from,
Interference by any aectArian movement; that
Church ani State shall romain folevcr FREQ aud
indcr enaont, and .1As to at cit'seas Of Tho
United sthtee,. by wbatevcr uatno known, shall
vdcl thoy obey tho letter nnti rpirlt of tho ia.,
and support tho Govcrnment nndo BY tho people
for tho people. General Daniel Ullmann sub
nlttcd proposed amendments to tho Constitl,-
tiou Of tho United Btatos and Of tho Feyeral
6tatAs In accordance With The spirit OF thh Atoso,
which Wero hdopted.
, 1875-12-09
DR.. RADWAT'B
Regulating Pills

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eWois. oonSalasaF msaeu1. nntasF.1s, %
aita ob.z., ~ ta!|astax umRsans rsEaftlas sf07
q M n9sfa Fas. u ts Blood 10 ~ a.
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ons saklax sr uttstlnka tn ~ Vt ~ nnou ni
~ s. ntnng es H. nsed Y H9ssttd .na spasst ns.
p. ks:ss4 ssss.ss Ell 4 n. VI
so1, oHts Ws.G Hedetsnoy u Pss.rusAea teu.xaas.
1. III s + satasax a. ss; Il H. eas fssA
,s1 fna"s ii la ~ t1ss ~ III. ~
.e .il m sbovs- nafnsd dAaluaxs. fEte1 y saN ~
boz. Bod oy dEu9HR.
-, ,Uead "Fal4a and TCues
a..s m. ,.4t.,s1atau 70 XADWAT /. "a, -
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, 1875-12-09

NNEs1z&" ;" 21*s 7@VHsS U1P9V V0eh%VEFRss
CARTHAGE, No., Dec. 7.-YsstsrdAy. &t p. .u.,
"hilo Judge 0rassos. tho otfloosss attorneys, aud
Other parties ~ao ars In sttandanca t.pon tho
Circuit Couit. NOW In session In this oltY, were
sitting In ths cnurt-s oom awaiting tho opaplog
OF tho Court, BIZ. j. r, Hardin <smpssd to take
ths life OF the Hon. ". II. phstps IN : uost dos
posato ruanaer. Hardin was sitting peAr tho
sloys convetsing with T. r. cupnsnghAm
when 3lr. Phelps cAuo into tha room by
shs front door. ~ Rhe'ps came IN. Hardin
Eoas from his sss. aud walked toward the door
~ Il intending to pAes out. Meeting At. Phslcs
IN tho a4ais, ho drew = cooksd revolver from Ms
pocket and dlsd NJ him, while We eeausmsn
sprtaS Il Hsrilp, Who arsd Again. ~ thls time
both fsll to tho loor, rhen the CIV Marshal
jumped upon HAfalA, md tus*ssdsd, afstx \
, 1875-12-09

des1,ernte ntsngglo. in urortng tho p!.lol from
him. Hardin waR about 10 flrn sho third shot,
Ahict. wo,i'd nnse taken etTout in rhnlpH' tam
p1e. Hardin was shcn lodged In Jail. and phelpu
was csr1iod to his residence, wIore ModioAl IT.
tendance wAa ht hand.
At tho 'r,t fro tho ball ntr1tck tin edga OF
Pholrs' watch. entered tho abdomen on TIM loft
htdo, ra.sct around In front, mud lodRet in tho
right atds beneath tho culicle. The aocond nhok
ontered The point OF tho l,o.o anil lodend in tho
neck near tho anglo of tho right lowor jAw.
Tho ball has not yot boon extracted. The pistol
t1tcd WAS Df tho hrl-hoR pnstcrn. ca'tbrn .ss.
Although llr. Phelps wnunds tro vary painful
they ars hot considered dangerous,
P1t,tto Indignation against Tie pof,etrstor OF
thtA daed runs exceedingly high. Tho affair In
regarded hero ~ tho result Of personal qnsr-
fol between tho two gentleman which has n1Ist-
Cd eeFeral tuontls. and II ia feared BY many tha&
tho and IA not rohchod
, 1875-12-09

"TFE'MUKCEH.
Sptefal bfspafrh to 1hs Chttaaa Tffbuhs.
TnItApr1rHIA. Doc. 9.-Last night Samuel
Eeltor- native OF Switzerland. Irving In Win}od
plaae, Killed bin vito in the oourss OTIS quarrst
which wsh occas'oncd by ths woman'a dr1lukeu-
ness. Hotter Bays that bis wifo used abneyc
language, snd tia. 1o throw a ch!na o.u,
ut her, which a!ruck her In tho face.
Ths morning hs loft has lying On tte hpor and
vent to lis work. At might hn Eotnrnod aud
dlscovs, Cd that rho was dosd. NcstoE'e son, a
hoy agca ii yvars, states that whiio ,ha MAS
lsiug In tho bad. last evening. ILLS
father wont toward his mother and struok
her. Tho lad wont 70 alocp aftoruhrd, aud thle
morning atcae md klndlsd ate III Tue room,
while hls nnothur Jay on tlio nnor. 1lc lid not
know that nho was tioad uustl this eyonnR, when
hls father came home from work. hotter waa
n.reHsetl and hold to aHatt tho tsBut Of tho Cor
opes's lnauoat
, 1875-12-09
TnmoF Of Twoi4o yenr44 Grewth Caroa h5
HRlySaysx tkoanlyozL
AN IMPORTANT IEFTER.

Ffo,u prpts>ut gentleman s4d ftstdent q! Ctada9sa
pabi1hsa throughout, ths Qnibpa 8tasast
INV Ypnk. On. IT. tao. !.
DR. RApwAE.pxAx 6lns 4 an Induced by ssa:s s O.
q Koas 1esaioae % a5.olf ssssf.l {s.n ~
nrinsFy cfg1u. whloh some 3ws1o oths 46o caGnie!
s.t ter'b s;ns ;,ss;o Esn r. se'sst e t. a
ianlln4ula Il ths klzass nod ntddee tfa A*.st ~
tny1 up!non thst 5 sss73 ..a pssnmbet u
q. ksa sFs Sa;p{ A., a q. e nsass ~ Iss
hsd rad 9snshns hAstux ese. naae bf Ss
Ten edles &nd ou. manihs tsAd 4ttas Y ns
tsoted ID person sho aAd long bssn susnx = haa
Ssta &..5s fss I'd
senu'nss tsk4Mex ri u.ss, u, L. tsss. dAss saffs's
1ts"''"'' O. ", JAMES, Cincinnati. O.
, 1875-12-09

sptefds Dt&patth to ihs Cated7o Trfbuns.
LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. 8.~-A 6-ycar-old dsuKh-
tor Of john 1lahAk, Of Binders County. n,y1teri,
oux!v disappeared roverai days aso nndcr c!rcum-
stancoa tausIug = belief that sho has :hecn kid
mapped: Bho had been LOTT At Il house In the
afternoon during tho absence Of her parents.
When they returned shn was gone. Thu neigh
bo,s tcssify to hearing noiso at tho house. 6elk
supposlng tho parents at home, paid no htttn-
ton to It, Officers and neghborB have boen SCOUT
lng tho country for tnhny miles esor since, and
tho only clew obtained ia that ehthd .aaawor1ng
tho description was found weeping 10 tts posses-
siou Of q stranger At LnwooL, ABOUT 8 mics
from there. Considerable e1cltomout las boon
oceng1onnA.
, 1875-12-09
10 citv. TIN Sheriff tonight assures mo of

tho citv. TIN Sheriff tonight assures mo of
thla impression.
ltnkor.on's dotcrtftsn t1avo boon put Oh tho
caro- AZ the pnleo tfutectlyss and HfIdtiffs h0ru-
ties can't bo tr,,Atod I,nkerton To- dir han been
tfIAdoWtng tyetv ono Of Twood's chnd6 In tho
citr. and has men after ot,ers WHO llavo disAl,-
poarcd.
Tho old kconer Of T"ooa in Tho rcntsnn!larv
disappeared Saturday, after going to the Iress
Cinh and taking hlA leave Of hH acquaintauces.
1ln Ia no doubt with Twoo.l, aiding in H htling,
and his reross Of lis going awny South is m at-
tBmpt to tnrtsvB thr rpporturr. superintendent
llopes Of getting the Doss In day OF s.o In this
ctty,
, 1875-12-09
TEE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Erss3 drip Of ls sarsApAstlli4p Re.Oyeue comnuua,
easss az .enuE1 70 SIo" :ssat u1t aad osh. aai,
do w4sIos of tns bodt nsw , S ss:sS "a
hsetofas f. syph!l, eou.aupton xandasr die
y Luz hfoAss mouth. satnnfn, nod x14ads Il
other para ot the a1sse1n sorn staneroas ds.
o.ess esaptios fevcr so!es. scatd bod rugrora III
rhoan st1ksps!s. achs black sp,t w9f,ns ths e.h
Vaiau d!leht!zos. nfght swea. oss of 20 - III ii
wsses " tae llfe pGospo, aIa within thu e1ea!o
~ yro,o 70 say pe,soa asRx Il for oth't dlsssss It.
ii mo patient astly becoming re1uosd By tho vat<,
And dteooposlton that Il conthtaalg psnEtoMiak,
Sh nsw msds irm 6sslt6y bissd. Aud sais u.
6aib2pArAn vii, aud does soouFo.--A aura gett&iu;
for WHOM once tha .nredy rotk II rana
caioo, and .accoeds N dntnlsh!ng tho a,s Of w..te
foc himself Erov1na bettar ind stronger, thn oad d.
fostipE hattsf, sppato in proving. AID ah aud waikiki
NJ o"l5 dees the e.napanul.a Re.n.seut s.c. al
tnnwn nodta aYonts III rho Ut Chrunr sotof,ioa
onstiuttens snd Sain dtseaseay bps TN NH pod
tive tufe ttF
, 1875-12-09

= I0Nson lIe4,2 3tls9Taphs
Last ~eet there MAS a ball given At the ros.
idsnce Of hi. ltor, living ueaE AlrAtAdo. all
The young poopls Tor na1iss Around wsrs gath.
sred there but, unfortunately, the young mon
were In excoss Of tho young Adlcs, snd they
had to take urn-about, or some of them not
dsnee At Ill. This I'D TO difficulty. snd se7eral
hot-be4aed youths adjourned 10 the yard tor !
sottlemeot 1t II wrn arms. Tho consequence
Mas that HoI Bledsoe got oct lady in the neck !;
John johnson was also cut in tls neck, aud i
young man named Aossan - badly ahea thai ha
disd shotds stssssatd -.
, 1875-12-09
MARINE ITEMS.

DEruolr. Dec. a.-The schr II. n. Warner, re-
Gently aahose on Fox Island, Lake A.ohigau. has
besn released and iB be!uK to"ed down. All the
yessels that went Ashnie In tho recent gales In
the vicinity OF tha btssita hsvs baea rescued d.
capt the schr rereH, which will probably he .
tutak 1oes.
leo iu tho BAuls River. uulaas sAa gets through
tp-uiR4t xha may r.hAYa t0 Hlnter .thare, - it
commenced 10 fzss1s &hsre &lls eFeplp8,
, 1875-12-09
FIRES.


IN CHICAGO.
Shortly afsor o'clock yesterday morning
ffamos were discovered issuing from The base-
mcut OF tho ttrco-story brick build ng NJ. 232
West Washington street. own:d By n. Norton,
and occupied tot storage purpose. by ". l..
Shepherd. Tho damage to tho building amounts
to about $3.50, md is fully covered by insurance.
Tho contents wn,o damaged 10 tho extent Of *75.
and -ago uutnsnfad. Cause Unknown
Tha alarm fr1m Box da, at ll:16 o'clock yoetos-
day afternoon, was cauaod by h tire In the boil
tower Of tho ". John's Catholic Church, at ths
corner Of Eighteenth and CLARK HtroetH. Owing
to tho inacceseibilrtY Of the fire. it MAS not OF
tinguished Until about '81b0 damage had hoou
done. Cause unknown; fully insured.
, 1875-12-09
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

NEW Yoak, Des, "a rapport aubmlttea at the
messiug OF the Woaterp Upton Telegraph Com
pany to-day ahows net profits o. tho lsat d1
months Of 1875 oi u, ,7o2, 7a1. 4 quarterly alyi-
W al the of1cers and employees above 5000 per an-
mum nero reduced On aliaing seals IS to . per
, 1875-12-09

:
G1HcoIN,' Nep.. Deo. IA obstructive ptnfrit.
has boon taRing far tno weokb IN HArlAh Coun.
", Republican Valley. destroying humorous
housna and stacks Of bss. out.houses, and fencos
a number IT families lore everything, evan to
their horachold furniture and wearing apparel
Thn fire is In thnlyse't|od dissrot. And of suoh
prpoTtonn that all The pooplo ia tho neishbof-
hood could not arrent the 1xmcs. 1t lat .nc-
;oouuta 1t WAS still raging. II the originator
could be found DO would probably bb hung 1t
tho most convenient pllce.
, 1875-12-09

SYRACUSE, n. r., Dec. s.-The Prohibition
party State and General COMMITTEE met hc,o to-
day and appointed the Hon. G. @. Loigl. Of New
York. and J. F. Hume, Of Poughkeepslo, dete-
eateB-nt. largo to tho National prohibit
ton Presidential Convention to assemble
In Cleveland May 6. 1876, and tho Con-
Grcsetonal DiatEleta waro recommended 10 send
QUO delegate onch. Tho Committee pasenl
roAo'ntion momoyialiking tho LeHlslAtnrs to
amend tho Constitution 80 that tho Dlblo will bo
secured in publin schools. Q
, 1875-12-09

LetW1 O1spn{9H ~ J TIE I1tc'Qp FFfp9'1Fs
r1or1A, Ill, Doo. 8.--Frank Hitchcock, Sheriff
Of this o,unty, left for Cincinnati liant night 10
bring home . notorious aw,ndier aud forYar
named .. g. Jolnaon, whose arrest ho gained
yesterday. Hitchcock has boen wording up
Johnsou's Case for several weeks On behalf Of
several IattieB iu l,utlaul, Vt, whom johnson
has boen swipd!ing By 1neana ot fcsged business
psper, j Johuson is SAID to be m old hand II tho
'buslnoss. and hts a1Eost is a,uai!lored very im
portant ono.
San FnAxo1eoo, Dec. 8.-Luouh r. Pond,
vas atr1sted 1lofe 10 dav on roquisltinn Of tha
Governor of Massachusetts on 'chsfge Of
forgery. He will probably atast East Tomorrow
In custody.
, 1875-12-09

lspsctaE Dfsputeh to fhs Chicaao Trf6vns.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Doo. 9.--Some villain. yot
unknown, yesterday placed obasructions on tho
track Of tho Illinois Central. milo north Of
Hudson. and miIes from Bloomington. Tha
obasructions oousiotcd Of D. larga rock and two
ties. Ihe rock waa discovered and removed bya
man who happonod TO pass by only for min.
ntes before q passenger train from sha north
Chmo shundering On. A abort distanos south Of
tho rouk tue train struck the tloA. md threw
tho,u OH tue track, TIM ouly darn1ge resulting
being tho dpmolssion Of the pilot Of the angiua.
, 1875-12-09
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF.

Hp4ciai pL4pa2th @ Tia ch1:a1o 1FabtiHK.
Hrn1NoFK14p, ILL.,. Deo. 8.--Tho Inspector Of
Lighthouses OF tho Fourteenth District otacially
posiacs Cor. Dovertdge Of malicious damsgo
done to lights on tho Illinois shofe Of tho Ohio
River, and suggests that tho LeglulatHre or
atato authorisies lake auch measures as will lead
to tho deteotion OF tho midnight ua1audotb
guilty Of thia malicious mischiof.
, 1875-12-09

Special Dttpoteh 10 Ths ch,eaoo Tr1buns.
KExosHA. Wis, Dec, 8.-The planpg-1nill Of
William Aarriaoa And dwaEing-houBo occupied
'bY Petor WagoueE woro totally destroyed by fro
about O'Clock yesterday morning. Loss about
t16.000. No Insurance.. Il IL supposed to bo
tho work OF inoeutlaEls{h.
, 1875-12-09

ypte1ai Htspateh IN 1h< Chicago Trfb,tnt.
OSHKOSH, Wis, Dec 8.-In tho trial Of Jacob
scwickey, John daliAt,n, and John dal'atiu. Jr.,
for tho murder Of Calvin Gross, In hlay last,
John Gal1atin tho younger and sowloksy ,woro
discharged, aud = verdict against dallasln tho
oider is expeoted In tho morning. Tho tral
.crcatcB exclotnout. Ninets~seyon men were
amotn baforo jury could DO obtained.
, 1875-12-09

6racfat Dsspafrh 10 Tn Chtta0o IfaouNs
EAST 6A61sAw. Mich. DEG. 8.-John Erso-
burg, who ,s charged with tho murder OF Il
uomnn named Dol!o Pierce. ae Buffalo, On tho
night OF July so, BY drowning her IN tho Ertc
Canal, WAS arrested In this city thla AftsFpoop,
hy Dot&ctive Neyops, assisted by ppteotipo
B!opard OF Buffalo, who tasa the prisoner to
that city Ia the: morning.
, 1875-12-09

DE7norr, Dec. "a freo Press dispatch from
Muir, Mich, says the pIaning-mlIl Of Wilet
Bros, at Mnir, whe burned tonight. Causs ip-
dondiary. Loss, &10, 600; no nsurxncc.
, 1875-12-09

VQH4lHW@sV "8V'~7s8 H3"1s ~
cmqunAT1, Doa. s-Subacr,hass to tho eMussc$t-
Hal fpud hsld .; moattng ko-n,gtt. aud oleetbd
n committee Of hfty to carry ou& ths paEposas of
Mr.. Bpsip8Ar's donation. 8,
Tna Inauguration OF the opeEa Season 1t the
GRIND opeTA-Houae to-ufght, by the Kellogg
opera troups, draw crowded house Ind ~ ep-
thuMAssio tuliierce.
, 1875-12-09

WArEnrowH, N. r., Dec. 8.-Ths CoIoner'a
Jury tu lilo oaso Of sarsh 'CopkEin, tho school,
gl.l who was murdered ~ Rutland, brought in d
verdict against Frank nuilsn. 4 bloody coat
worn by lin On tho dky nf tho murder has been
found. aud IL Ia sad to has u,ade partial con-
fesBlon. 1i,e1o remains no doubt ~ to Ills
guilt
, 1875-12-09

pt4uaCH DESTROYED ~ A MOB
MONTREAL. Deo. IA telegram to sha W,tness
fsom 0ka the ludl&a village On .the otta.a
Aivas, says tho Protestant lndlAn church waa
completely wrecked By prowd OF French
Canadian Aomsu Catholics yeator4Ay.
, 1875-12-09

>' Special DtspaseA to Ths Chicago Ttttaas.
PATTON, Ill, Dec. s.-sst1es Bros livery
btahlo burned Tonight. The horses wars alt
saved. Loss about $1,000. pAz1ly insured.
, 1875-12-09
NEW TRIAL GRANTED.

6AN TAANuIsCo, Csl., Dec. 8.-Ths, suprsmo
Court yszsordaY osda1ad = nav trlal for Harry
lranice for killing Edward Mkdd4a, The 'editor
OF tho Atorced Argus, 4 yeaf &Ko.
, 1875-12-09

opkpFQ* NI@UaFt'F ~ 17I* GFsIF1*7R E7'V"7Ss
BPnMdHx1p. H., Dec. 8.-Telcgrsph adT}ces
were rcce,ed horo to-day Of the Arrest Of the
postmAator OF Olhey. Ill.,, BY Deputy unitsd
9tatoa Marshal Hill, but on what charge IL not
slated.
, 1875-12-09
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Wo,nb Dlssaass Crawl. Dtsbstss Depat
stopeaxs q Nater !asoat!nenas q nI,sa Asxat ~
du.sdqoeaits q tho v:tsris tolsa. eena m1ea Stis
dix u rhsfp il u.btd, dark b!ous sppsatsnea and
whte bone dnst deposits, and whom shsr! Y rst.aiuA
af the back aud slang tho lolus. ''rs
nRlway's tkeanlvoat.
BxvEa1Y, Mas, Ja1ttA ~.
Dn. RApwA1: 1hAye had ssAstaq tutaut " tha q,tds
howss All ths luratAid thees N43 ~ ~ o'
It," ltstsd eJefYtAtrK that hut 1a:
tns hsipsd ~: soa AaeEtsat I'd !tsaasa: = ~
fofe1 III tHs!Te yesfs III boles II la 1seitoat
and ons boz Of Ksdx : Pulls aud twq bottles ct TneF
q io sna feel 1eso1 .@.rtef I'D h..pIsF ~ ~
ids Of ths bpWss orr the gson. Hts thls 70 Ia
ass b.nss q oas. you dsn Yps]ssI r 81 RS9Ff
Psios, slper bottle.
, 1875-12-09

TomAskn, Castk'r I,utkhar,lt, s, 1iornrr. Edward
JnSola. Carl rintcl, f'c,nhArd Khu. icorga
Trel'gEs--all n tho United Hta.cs. +! Rhnpter.
ticusGe lioruol. Calharina Sehn"tcr nn1 cbll'Iren
Hermann Yrewcr, auanht Alolph S,ul, l,uro-
thea saul. Nithnlm Schroeder, .tusorh f1n:lack,
1rcobino ScllHar1 and child, Wilhelm knnilo'eer,
Hermann afeFHn. Fritz Muller, Johau tia4",
Wnf Stern CnrI Filing. Maria slruiasic. HON.
rirh 1.snor Johhnu 1hnA4en, Mnsshratfta Mcish-
ner. Mara Ateiasncr. Jacob Sehsnt:t Flnsian
,xlakA sahuurr. t1o.ieiich 1Iar,ct an1 r,fo. A',-
gust Heck aud family. Franz rsomyoar--kll Of
Germany. John 1elsick and wife, Joseph
I3upp, iol,an knrtcr and vito, Os1p NadlH-
chlff--si Of 1sussin. Horn Nfof,res, Jac1b Woi~H.
Ftanz Holy. Franz Cnayat. Juacph Catiovan.
Aoorz,ne frank, ataern sofarik, frnnzisks sto!-
ka and family, Frederick Eltnuor, Anna liubuer
I'LL of AuatrlA.
LoSpos. Do:. 8.-1'l,n body Of Adolf Foorstor,
Of Mar York, Was washed ASHORE ncnr Malgato
to-day.
, 1875-12-09

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, 1875-12-09

DISASTER APPREHENCEp, =
BAN Francisco, Dec, 8.--dreat anxiety il folt
be1o for thu 4Aoty Of doodass, Nelsou, and Per
kuB. oil tho steamer Los Angelica. now rix days
oFer1uo At Victoria from this port. A hoayy
storm liag prevailed up tho coast. Tito United
6lates 1loycnue attnmer 1Iichard Hush wAs dis
pat chsd to-day Ii Starch.
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Suit for Libel.
PENNSY LvANlA,
The Coal Mine Troubles.

Hazelton, April 10. The Harrisburg deega-
ton returned to. day from that city, having had an
interview with the Governor relative to the with
drawal of the military from this place. In order
that the situation might be thoroughly under
stood, the Governor ordered Adjutant Gen. Lolita
to come here and in conjunction with the Sheriff,
who had been telegraphed, to meet prominent
citizens representing both sides Of the question
and decide the problem.
The officials above mentioned met the miners
and those avoring recall of the troops, at which
meeting the sheriff was promised a sufficient force
to protect the working men, Subsequently, those
fsvoring the retention of the military had con-
ference with the Attorney General, Lolita, when
the gravity of the situation was earnestly dis
cussed The result of these interviews is anxious
" awaited by both parties, and the question as to
the necessity of military assistance to enforce the
laws will probably be decided within twenty-four
hours.
Last evening, ono of the special policemen
from Philadelphia, who had been running ono of
the pump engines at Eckley, while on the way to
work, was taken into the woods by two ruffians
and threatened with instant death. Pistols were
held at his head. but one of the men, having a
spark Of humanity left, protested against such ex
treme measures, much against the wishes of the
other, however, who insisted upon putting the
threat into instant execution. The latter desper-
ado was arrested this morning by the police and
subsequently released on bail
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The meeting at Granite Hall on Saturday even
ing, for the reorganization Of the Augusta Reform
Club was we'll attended, evincng spirit among our
citizens to help the reformed men by their pres
ence and influence. DR.. J. w. Toward was called
to preside, and David Cargill, Esq, was made
secretary. committee consisting of DR.. G. E.
Brickett, John w. Rowe and Eben Sawyer
was chosen to report q board of officers for per-
manent organization. The committee reported
the following:
Presidential. A. Dewitt.
Vice Presdents-Geo. Z. Brickett, Lew l..
Lincoln, Jos. Ellis, Reuben Mckinney, John w.
Rowe.
Seeretary-Wm. Rowsc.
Treasurer-Henry Haskell
The report was accepted, and the gentlemen
nominated were elected to the several offices. In
the absence of the President, DR.. Brickett took
the chair, and introduced as the first speaker, the
President of the Gardiner Reform Club, David
Potter, who spoke in his usual earnest manner
and was followed by Levi Goodwin, Secretary Of
the same club, and Mr.. Lake of Richmond, both
of whom make earnest appeals to the people to
do all in their power to aid this good work,
and spoke words Of encouragement to those who
had turned from their cups. Quite q large num-
Der came forward and signed the pledge, and as
each hard drinker did so, of which there were
a number, he was called upon and made short
speech, telling how much rum had done for him.
The club will hold meetings every Saturday even
ing, the place of meeting to be announced this
week.