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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-07
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II New YORK, Oct. Z.
FINANCIAL.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-07
MI. M. STURGEON.

ATT cENEY AND COUNSELOR AT l.
y :ock Island, III. Office in Mitchell & Lyn
Block. AKA. - du
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-07
Health ! Beauty !!
strong and Pure Rich Blood-Increase of Flesh
and Weight-Clear Skin and Beautiful
Complexion secured to all,
DIR. RAILWAYS
SarsapariIlian ResOlvent

Has made the most Astonishing Cures !:
so quick, so rapid are the changes the
body undergoes under the influence of
this truly wonderful medicine, that
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-07
WATCH BUYERS ATTENTION

I QlreCLs the atter
the purchase OF
Watches TO the su-
periority Of the
Nickel Movement
Watches, made by
the Messrs. PosFI.
&. CoTRyoIsTER, Of
SwitZerla Gents
and Tietfcs' sizes
in Stem aud Key
Winders.
Those Watches
have Equilibrium
Escapem'ts. Chro-
nometer balance,
Ruby Pallet, TEN .
pered and harda-.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-07

Fever aud Ague cured for fifty cents. There is
not remedial agent in the world that will cure
fever and ague, and all other malarious, bilious,
scarlet, typhoid. yellow and other fevers (aided by
Railways Pis) so quick as Railways Ready Relief
Fifty cents per Bottle.
, 1875-12-31

on upward Of sl.0oo.ono, a. also flo William T.
Andrews nnd tho t,olra of Cathar'ne Cot1mant
while William y. dexter and ut',ers. Trustees,
hold rroporty wortl, e., 400. II. iiollie
1inpnowcIl n taxed On &sl,7l6,700
md Jo.lan. Marsh i Co. on l,coo.7oa
wllsio u,cmhors OF tho firm pay hearJ
taxes individually. Robert NJ. Mason I'M
aggregated property to tue valuo Of nearly tro
n,1fous and half John 4. Lo"e;l'e prorcrtyis
valued At 81, io5, i0d; William Nllnot Jr.'a atE1,'
ls3.Lo0; and .fnmos Paiker's NJ sl,01;', ,6u0. Tit
hetra or Isaac 1tlch are csedlted with property
worth sl.0320e0; Froiorick II. eoars tAs O., ,262.s
4tD worth Of tht. worlds goods, Edward A.
White, Trustee Of ths 6inmons estate. Ia txxod
On 81. o3o, 800 Henry b. Williams On 81 ,oa2,.
900; Mosos NllIiRma on e2,5J1, 400; Ariocl
Wentworth on s1o22,4oo; William ". Tnekc,
on 81. ISL 900; and many others Aro figured ur
AZ owners of property valued at upward Of sooo..
200. Harvey D. Iarkor, tho hotol proprietor, il
a mi1lionafre, tho figures showing his property
10 bo assesaed for eo5G, COO and tho publisher oa
tho H'arfrly Ma1azine, Moses A, Dow. is hs.
ncFenl for +G27,0o0. Nathan Matthews Ia taxed
on IL 5d32b
, 1875-12-31
Another barbara E'FGltthies

htfA1ht Jahffd*s .,....
correspondent Of the Caribou NORTH 4a
telIs All Interesting story OF Massauhusstt
woman Who married M4lus man pamed Baker,
aud settled on aouae tesrltory Of which Tue pos.
1aseipa waa In Dispute bGtwean the Engliah &ni
An.aric3n QoVe1n.nents. 6ay4 this CID lady,
'uo bought eon.e land and. NO being AmcTi
cans. tlo naxt summer ! made with nv OWL
lsnda All American dag md the nc2t Fourth Or
July, with tho help Of ME. Walter pQrats, "a
raised II. Far this act Mr. Baker w4a iudtotsl
for h,gA troasop, carried to FEoderIctop, triad
(sftee halnE itaptsoped ten nloat4al, con-
asmued, hued $2oo and then allowed to
20 ftae." This was the beginning Of
tho Arooatook war, vAloh resulted in
tho establishing Of tha notthsaes
boundary llue between us and The British
pfosincpn. Tho rAiAng OF tue Etara spd Btrines
Was thought to bs y very ai4loyal act hy Mr.
nsker's upighbofs, and aftsr lla bad bean taken
BY tAs provincial authorities aud carried Of.
they very naturally concluded tAlt e!l bin prop
erty was to DO coDhsoated, and they immediately
pu! themselves N pQasesslou et it. When Mks.
Baker sAW this, with that truo courage and hero-
tvm that essElsa bsr through ths xilaerqsss, The
armed horaelt Wllh 4roomatick, detpAndad !
return of h0t cattla aud ntabr property 10 their
places, md they qbeyed. hhs commanded them
to laasa 4er promises, "that 4he whA not brought
up III tho xuods to be frightened At OWL" aud
they left. Although living 70 long out Of hor
native country, her love for il has not grown
cold, evou ut her advanced age. Bhe haA now in
her posssssloA 4ullt, on which sue hss wrought
the American eagIe. and when size could not
anything else to remind her ot the country s1o
loTed, shs would look on this quilt.
, 1875-12-31
REOPENtNG OF THE TOLEDO.
Grand Select Instrumental Conoert.--
Crowded Houses Nightly
Overwhelming Success Of the European
Ladies' Orchestra Combination.

Tie grand opening OF this establishment for
the public took place = few daya sincs and II We
may judge from tho imsnouso gathering ot our
busin ess-n1on, and tue grcat attendance daily OF
tho ladics. tho Toledo is an assured SUCCESS.
Every evening largo and enthusiastic audiences
crowd tho mammoth ball, oager to catch tho
maryclously beautiful Btraina Of musio which
ctnauAte from tho orchestra now playing at tho
Toledo. This famous troupe hhye achieved a
worldwide reputation. the prcea and people
have awarded thom tho highest praiso, and
unanimously pronounced them uuoaualed by any
similar combination In tho world. They hayo
performed throughout tho principal cities Of
Europe mud Amorcs, playing ovcr
1900 successive nights in Now York
and othcr Eastorn places, being patron
izod By the clitc Of tho city. They have been
engaged At large e1penae to appear boforo tho
Chicago nublie. and arc the only original Euro
pean Ladies' Orchestra Combustion iu America.
oil othesa titled AZ "Vienua Iades' Otchestrh."
'tucrman Latlics' Orchestra" nre misrcpreaen-
tations Of tho nboye renowned troupe. There
ARC tiftaen (i6) ladies', each and every ono star
10 the 'nuaic.! profession, under tbs direction Of
the highly talented muslcal artist. Miss Bertha
Ncuber. Tie programme srcloaea the l4tesk aud
most se!oct muAir, under tho management ri
Prof. Hchoruaton. During the day and intervals
Of tho orchestra, tho Toledo osgan, tho
largest musical construction iu the world.
which WIS manufactured at Black Forest,
1ormany,. taking over three ycats before
isa completion, will play, choice aolect!ops
Of music. Th!s, In connection with tho Ladies'
Orchcasra. will make the largest nlnslcsl feast
iu tho city. Tho elegant concort hall is located
Ia tho centre Of tho city, entrance on East htal-
iBon, between Clark aud LaSallc streets. 1t is
wellknoan irm Of sh"tort & koenig, whose
reputation as fresco palntera In this and othcr
cities ranks nnequa:ed. Ii.e magnificent and
, 1875-12-31


For Bomo months past the Tcmplo Dnptist
Church, which Ia aituatod on the corner OF naf-
Eteon and 6Augzmou streets, has existed under AL
exceedingly complicated stare Of Affairs. The
primo difficulty seams to have R1own oul Of tho
fact thai tie church building wa8 erected
mainly upoa tho ''American plan," viz.
creait. and. - I natural consequence,
tha church supporters are now Eeaplng tho TO-
sult OF thcir indlacretion. Aa far ID can be
learned, the church organization haa not At any
one period hineo It's incorporation Al = religious
body been in tlouraehiug condition, for, a.
though tho church WAS srectcd after spacious
nerer boen dedicated, nor has it even boon
finished OF. which u conclusive evidence that
the organization must haYe experienced severe
financial dopzeaRlon in tts carllest existence. To
make matters worse, I've factions of Tho con-
assgstloo hare mutually agreed to dlsagrss,
the point of difference being tha Na7.
N, T. navlln, who administered to the
Welfare Of tho memRerl os tho Tsmplo Church
during the gFoater portion ot last yoar. Tho
yergea considerably from thoss held by the hap
tist denominattou, Tho staunches momhera of
tho Church did not naturally desire to be pro-
slded osor by un!versast, and tho Rev. htr.
Aaylin concluded that Father than stand atrlal on
tho charge Of heresy, 10 would tender hls res,g-
nation to tho church members which was accepted.
The withdravsl OF tho pastor had tho et1oqt Of
tomplstely dIsoFgantzlnR the general body Of
NotshipsEs. ~ many OF tho monbesa at thia
poiut sent in their letts1B OF resignation aud ars
now attending the meetings presided over BY tho
asoed,ng PASTOR, This aotton left small ma
josty Of the original body out in tho
cold without tho seryices OF = minister.
10 all this vacancy cal! was issued to the
Rev. u. 8. 4amlta. Of th1s city. who has pos-
formed the duties Of psstor iu shs Temple
Church since October last. aud uuder whose ID
,nln's.r.tiop .te church b. s1pstieneed much
i p4ptist Council wAa held " the Temple Church
yests1iay afternoon ats o'clock. Owing to !
gaasE.l Misunderstanding. many Of tAS dalo.
aates failed TO put in IA sppaar-
snoe. The Council waa therefore aliou{peI ti!l
Thursday ps4t: Ths object Of tic Council il to
formally eonsider petition presented by Ito
Tampls Church. 10 Which II requested that tho
sfossaAid religious body ba accepted Into follow
shlp py tho Raptlst chusohss Of THU city. under
ths na1ns Of tho Harrison btsest baptist Church.
The Council Yestssdsy was presided over BY DR..
OasanAJ, Of Tho Fourth Baptist Church. and say-
orA prominent dlytaeo OF tho city wera present.
, 1875-12-31
Ten Thousand Dollars Spent Over a
Twenty-Five Cont TrnnsRctton.

HfW ] tFF tSWF1,
sir years ago. Meaers. Wo'cost, johnson Il
Co.. Of Freehold. N. j.. sold to Lewis D. Mount,
farmer. \ 2b-cent package Of what they repre-
bentad ~ soed That would produce excellent early
turnipa. Tho seed brought forth late tusuipB,
aud ct such poor quality that hlr. Mount was
compelled 70 feed them to bis cAttle. Mr. Mount
sued for damagea bnforo . Justice OF tho Pesce,
and was granted Judgment for 500 damages.
The plea OF tho dafendants WAS that they hAd
purchased The aeea uuder tho impression that II
WAS tirst-class, and. having paid tho ordinary
price, no fraud WAS intended.
An appeal WAS taken to tho Court Of Common
Pleas 4 year afterHasd. and the Judgment Of the
Justice Of tao Poaoo Was sustained by the full
bench. The cAso was then carried to tho Su-
prsme Court. aud two yeeEe sgo tho Judgment Of
thpn taken TO the Court Of Errors and Appeals,
and al the Judges affirmed the original doosiotl.
In shs suit $lU,No in legal expenses have been
paid.
, 1875-12-31
A PlOuS INDIANA ROW.

TIE GERMAN LurHEnASs OF MICHIGAN CITY.
A sad ssate Of afaits prevails among tho wor-
shippers belonging to tho German Lutheran
Church Of Michigan City, Ind. Eomo time ago
the church called Clergyman from Germany to
minister to tho spiritual warts Of tho n1ombcrs
of the flock, but his coming hns boen attended
With d!fe results. Ho had ot1lciatod az pastor OF
tho church but > short timo when 1t became
painfully evident to portion OF tho
congregation that bis peculiar Old-World
uotona about managing church would not
ansror In freq country, right In tho Bacred
realms OF Aoos!erdom, in city vhoao bound
aries Hcro vashod by tho wavos OF the great
lako. On the other baud, another portion OF tho
people were as attonuouBly devoted to their pnB-
tor. whom they had called al tho way from Ger
many. and whom theY diln't propose to call for
nothing. Affairs progressed, increasing uu-
pfcaaantnass ansuod, and no oil was thrown
upon tho troubled wato1s. Tho criais came at
last, aud on Monday night, tho 9th inst, tho
faction, principally mado up OF tho city pro-
Mjunctioue-fos the matter had already got into
the aonrts-Wero put IN possession Of tho eanc-
tuary by ths sbarin Of Michigan City, and = mau
by tho name of SohoenamAnn WAS loft IA cuB-
todau. I1e remAlued in the church Monday
night and the following Tuesday, monarch of all
ho surveyed. and with no one to successfully dis.
pute his rights. But Tuesday night there came
d change, and with 1t band Of fenalo parlshon-
ora, who, armed with litt1o hatchots, burst open
tho dooEs. rushed IN en- H.asse, and, by
their persuasive and uholly:oneetiye advances
upon Bchoeuoinann. hntchets Ia hand, succeeded
Ia putting that individual TO IN ignomiaious
alght, What IL more, tho women came prepared
to stay. They had their luncheon, work-basksss,
utenslls for preparing sea, the latest newa from
Brooklyn, nud other preparations WhoraWfth to
while Away tho tiuo. Tho Sherir WAS aought BY
the opponents Of tho imported cle1gyu Al, and
Efforts made to 1induco him to ouss tha sutrra-
glsts but that officer declined to get into any
uauss with the womon, nnd no threats or pgomssca
could win hin, over. Up 3 late hour yesterday
tho strong minded weso still In posseBsion divid-
Ing the timo between standing guard. slipping
ses, taking lunch, and discussing the latest
ohoioe bit Of scandsl. The little community OF
Michigan City ID agitstod to iss profoundest
depths, but still the women arc iu pos4eshion.
, 1875-12-31
A MAN DtsomboHveieI by nm lnfuri-
Atud x40R.

One Of the .poas horrible aud lo4thaome deaths
any QUO can imaB,ue occurred at Lanslngy.lts
yesterday morning. Tbs victim wa4 William i.
Dako1, well-knowu wagon. maker Of tAas vii
lsgo. lie was missed sometime dutlpx tho fore
noon aud search was nAde when ho WAS found
III tln hog-pen dead, With hM bowelA torn out
How he catno 10 bB IN tho pau IL not known, but
tainted. aud the animal attacked aud Killed hum.
lilo Was not IN worry good health. There wRs but
QUO ply iI tAs pen and th&t not very
Que. Thsre WAS blood On Mr. Iakar's hand,
snominR tnat 10 @ tausi ~ haso GONG 70 ~ senses
werv marks on llis faGe who're the to1aeious Ani-
lnal h3d blttan him.
, 1875-12-31

HOW THE THIEVES WEHE TRAPPED.

HOW THE THIEVES wEUE TRAPPED.
!S,tr,at Uspatch to The third:n 7ribnnt
WAsu1SuTos, y. G., Doc. 10.-1ho seiznrcs In
Chicago have besn the direct outRroHth Of those
1nado last spring. At that lime thero woro plen-
tful Indications of fraudulent operation on tho
part Of noarly all Of tAorn, but thoy had man
aged TO make no tlefnita record evidence. OIL
GERS Of tho Treasury hsyo hccn hard
4: work following nil tho clews thut
could he otta.nod. hna lattorlY thoy have
who weso to,zed las. spring. Theso latter hive
hecn very aero throughout tho season that thnso
houses. sh,cl, they knew to be dung frandu-
lent business, Ind escaped. and finaiy they e1-
nf(iccrs 10 work tho caucs f,p. .Aa they NOW
stand they arc regarded a: tho Department rs
vtrs htrenE. and conviction in a largo number Of
eakeH ,s regarded as otain. E'idouca ccneorn-
.nG all vii 80 bctuta the Gfand Jury next woel.
, 1875-12-31
TELEGRAPHlc BREVlTlEs.

IELEGKAPHIC HHEVITIEE
The Michigan Central Railroad Company yen-
terday paid s100.o0 specific ta1.
Bloomington lsdios aro maklng extensive
preparation to entertain Eaw Yosr's Callers.
The arsk bull given by tho stsauss Club =
society formed this winter at Bloomington. oc-
cured last evening ut the Asnloy House parora
Ono huhdrod couples were present. Many ladies
veto olAboratolJ dressed.
Tho report Of the Secretary OF tho State OF In
diana, hind yesterday. Hhovs that during the
past ysAr. there have issued from tho Office /
proclamat,ons, q warrants, o. acquisitions, 48
lAstlonB, 5B retntsalous. Z communications. 100
commissions to 5uatioes, 882 to Nosaries Public
year, l05 corporations haya fled art,cloa.
, 1875-12-31

Ths Boston Sunday Herald dsvotes nearly
page to . list Of tho cortuE4tlons and otizsna OF
Doaton that psy'oxer 8i.o00 each PER annum fol
ss4ea. Among tha heAvia4k taxpayers may b
1nAotiol.ed tho trustees Of the Eoass estate, who
will turn Into tho City Treasury this year S6S,-
682y II. Tho Fifty Associates, Whoao real estate
Il situated at Ill SECTIONS aud co7poFs Of tho city,
will pay 4S1 10l. "a op property estimated " DO
FsEth sAs43.4tO, 9ohn l. QAta4sf Pays t..
, 1875-12-31
FOREIGN.
The French Assembly Pcrfccts
Arrangements for tho Com-
inE Elections.
German Papers Withdraw Their Derog.
atory Utterancea Concerning
Americans.
British Rltlcmcn Decide to Shoot at tho
Centennial.



X TMK AAskMHLY.
pAHts Doc. 90-1n tho Assenb1y to-day, tho
debate on the report Of tho Conlmltoe on Dis
solution WAS continued. Tho Committee had
submitted motion That tho Assembly finally
separAto to-morrov. even II tho aevan bills
which still anait consideration should not he
disposed OF.
N. Caillaux, Minister Of Pnhllc Works, urged
tho House not 10 adjourn until all the bills woro
passed. This waa agreed to, and II Is therefore
probab1e that tho Assembly will meet again III
January.
Tho Left h greatly dissatisfied orsr the delay
In the final adjournment.
The Assembly at1opted at tho other recon-
mcntlatfons Of tho Committee On Dissolution.
VII that Tho delegates to choose Senators DO
OF Senators Jan. az; that tho general efcctiona
fur menbcra Of tho Chamber OF Deputies bo
ho!l Fob. 90, pnd b0th houses moet March 8.
The Assembly will appoint permanent COM
mittec Tomorrow.
, 1875-12-31

The Quarrel of TonnYson nnd Hull
wcr,
Mr. Tcnnyson contributed one, and only ons
poem to tho columns OF Punch. 1t 10 a noiablo
WORT. and viii, no doubt. MAKE .t curious chspse:
English Literature. Dehlnl tlla anonymous
shield Of Tho New T.mon," tho lats Lord
L.ston delivered hiusolf nf tho following acath-
ing attack on Tennyaon:
Mt nine no. m!aa: g. naso y, 4 forbid !, ihs boon
oat-bssy1ns wersi:vortk. and ous-sittertae Ks..s,
Il drown r. shs H. s.1. M d q 1syn.
L.. school mis-. Allied vsnt bar otast. arligh.
On darling little tuolus warm aud light,
And se.tch ths blue ny siugng in ths pano:'
Though tssl Vii. pudding plumb tas palng musss
Though Thehan tsste ths Saxon purse CONTROLS
And pensions Tsnnyson, while stAevss Knowles.
Mr. Punch had word OF two to say On behalf
Of Iennysoa. aud said what he had to ray cpl
dramatically aud we'll.
TUE NEW T'aoS AND AlYnEo 1Eaazsos's PEN.
HON.
'Yopye eeen lo1dly mAsttdt roEt.
bearing In c&tu, cGultmptudu9 sort.
Tbs rnsr!s OF soma Ger ietted pup
Who grudges him his bit aud sup;
30 stauta tho bard Of 1oekslsy Hall,
Wh1a puny darts around him fail
Tipped with what Tlolon taxes fos vsnsMt
Hes the ma4u1, TIN tho Nlsaas!m."
III, Tsnayson, With h!a E3oo = year Just srAut.
cd him, Uas furious. Encouraged by the eympa-
thy Of Punch, tue poetic Baga produced = reply.
whiclNass8ne Aaa'bltdes, printed .Indot tue tita
D&"Ihe Now Timon and the Poet" Tho following
lnes fron. the string Of personal ye1asa &xa auli-
clent 70 do juat,ee to tho nuae's sssng;
And what With ap!.es, aud vh.t With fears,
You cannot iol.a body ba;
1tt always ringing tu your ssrs-
, 1875-12-31

Tho destruction by flra Of the Market street.
p1ulgc, over tho schuylkill River. 1t philadsl-
phh, huua weeks snce, will be remembered. Gu
lLo 40sh Of November Inst Col. Seott, of tho
renusylsauia 1lailrosd, made = apropoEiticn IL
The city 10 esect new bridge before the lss of
January, which plopositlon HhA accepted, and
roEk xas bo4uu l1naasdtatsly. The bridge vas
eotnp!eted last Friday. ssysu days ahead o{ time,
piuo, with flooring Of oak, the imbera having
becu shipped ftoM Harrisburg, Wnghissille
Hunts 4iuu, aud st. MArys. The structure IL
5io feet loug, tho tmo end spanH being ssch lG3
feet, knd the centza spAn being 2l8 feet In lepKth
from, out to out. The width OF the bridge IL
" fest, including the aidoa ak. which n " feet
1alp.
, 1875-12-31

VlcKsAuua, M!ss., Doc. 30.-Ths Caldwell
hroshers (colored) Of Clinton ons Of whom Is
Hsate Benator, appeared On the streets Of
Clinton to-day drunk. and = quarrel ensued.
8euator Caldwell then uent Into tho cellar Of
htoro, and was pursued by whites, when Cald-
vol commenced nrtng. Dr. Nanks WAS shot Ak
the second t1Io tu tho knee. Joint firing con.
tiausa until Caldwell wAs fatally wounded.
, 1875-12-31

Nkw YnnK, Dec. at.--,fnl,n f. Grant. who was
conyictoi Of publishing tho Toledo, O.. Sun, and
day to nlGhteon mouths imprisonment, and 10
nay fiuo Of $500,
, 1875-12-31

CLEVELAND, O.. Dec. CULTURES paaAongors On
the AtlAptio t Great Western Nailsoad we're
aoocod out Vt $750 BY three card nonte men tLis
morning. The gamb!ors jumped from tho train
wAile il was III motion. near HauiA1Ia Station.
One OF tbs vlctiusa follow cd them. alai compro.
mised tho matter by having $3.50 returned to
lilu, T4s gamblers wcro nut a5suated.
, 1875-12-31

sretidt Dttpnth Il The Chk'nao Tr,tnns.
DE9notr, Mich. Doo. 30..-A ChfcagoAn named
George g. Atnost wns hold to-day fnr exsmna-
tlon OIL A charge Of smuggling few yards Of
ctolh from Eanu1a.
, 1875-12-31
OCEAN STEAMSHIP MEN

PORTLAND. Ao., Dec. 3u.-Arriyed, steamship
Hardulan from, LIVERPOOL
QuEExsrowN, Doc. 8o.-The steamship Wis
cousin, from Now York, has arrived.
, 1875-12-31
DYING.

Nxw YoaK, Doc. 00.-Col. John O'Mshoney, tho
datsnguiahed Irish patriot OF 1a4B, aud The Lead
or of the Fensan movement. Ia dying iu tils
CITY.
, 1875-12-31

Special Dispaseh 10 2h4 CAscaoo 7tlbun4.
McGAxaoR. h, Dec, 3o.-ro~day, NAiia tho
agent Of the River Railroad wAa 1t dinner, some
person broke opeu and secured tho contents Of
his money-trswor, amounting to considerable.
The thief IL still at large.
, 1875-12-31

through hero last evening, accompanied by Jemcs
Norris, Sheriff Of Williamson County, going to
Cairo. whore thos receive trial on tho 7th OF
JAnnary for Icprcdatiors in Williamson County.
, 1875-12-31

EMOTIONAL INSANITY IN BLACK.
L1rrLs Rock, Ark, Doc. 30.-A dkskey named
Hockerrnith at 1o:l5 this evening shot his wife
and another darRoy named George Scott, killing
bo:A. Cause, 1ealousy.
, 1875-12-31

TorEKA, Kan, Dco. so.-Tho Sta!e Commits
sionesa Of tue School Fund yesterday addressed
= uoto to Gov. Osborne, statipg that further In.
veat,gataon OF tbs case OF The forged school
bonds proved that tho late Treasurer, LappIn,
was ono OF the partles guilty of the fraud To-day
the papcra In civil suit we're flod In ths District
Coutti also, = complaint made on criminal
charges before Justice Of tho Peace warrant
Issued aud lappin arrested. Tho criminal
chatges hse forgery, counterfclttng. and embe1-
element. Lappln waived examination. Lis bond
VISA tixod 1t a10, 900, but at this writing ho hal
not succeeded in procuring bail.
, 1875-12-31

Special Dfspateh to Ihs Chfeaoo Tttbuns.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 3o.-Iho tllrtY-sec>
ona annual report Of tho Trustees aud 6upcrn-
tondant Of tho Institution for tho Education Of
the Doaf and Dumb vas hled to-day, The IT.
tendance during ths past year has been a. fol-
lowss Number Of pupla last session, 291; ad-
mltssd this term, 80; whole number instructal.
Sal; number discharged during tho yaar, 10;
number remaining, 205. Tho institution
Ia now full, and tue number Of pupils eau only
bo enlarged By increasing the accommodations.
The financial condition Ia Shown "a follows: On
hand at tho beginning Of tho year. 90. lG2; ap.
pr 'pf!ated by the Legislature, 100000; total
receipts, eaB 1902; expenses, $57,474 leaving o.
hand, ,6s7. The hnspo!al year ezp!Eea MaEch
81. next. THo-thirda Of tic pupils asa uAdes
10 yoars OF aga.
Tho Board OF Trustees Of tho State Uuiyorrty
met to-day. The Hon. IsAAo Jenkinson, OF tht
Richmond Palladium vas eleoed \ member
ysco John 8. 11wln Of Fort Wayne, reslgue4
The commpncsu,snt data WAS changed to ths
second Wednesday in juno. and tho opening o.
tho fail term 10 the Asst Thursday in Hoptembar.
The State TeacAerB' Association to-day chosa
tho following otlcera for the ensuing year:
President, William II. Wiley, of Terro Hause,
Recording HooratarY, ]. Copper, OF Richmond
petmsnons Secretary and Ok officio Treasurer
D. Echloy Hunter. OF Bloomington r1saident
Of tho bunerlutandant'a Hootion, ], ]. Charletop,
Of Vinosnnssl eeoretary. u. D. Dlaokman,
OF DeplI