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Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-30

Hon CAssIus NJ. Clay was present
At the Democratic State Convention If
Kentucky. and being invited 70 ad-
dress the Convention did So, briefly as
follows:
Mr.. Chairman and Gcntlcmcn:-l
feel sensibly the compliment Won have
paid me hv this call 10 address few
words II this distinguished and most
important gathering Of the Democratic
party [applausc;l hut | feel still more
sensiblv impressed by the cor'liality
with which you receive me among
you, So tina, may justly say that, al
though am not easily terrified, bnt
being amongst the unterriiicd. ! am
today little terrified. Laughter
and applause Gentlemen, ! know
there il too much 10 be done here to
day to listen to speeches at tins time
/ thank you for what ! know you IN
tend a. a compliment. Allow me TO
say that have always protested to be
\ Democrat. | am an old-fashioncd
Jefferson Democrat. We stand to-day
upon the same platform. lon are
there and am there, and we are to
rethcr. | do not care who crltlc'scs,
but | believe that yon are to-day the
true defenders Of the Republican and
Democratic principles Of l716. The
Democratic party to-day stands upon
those principles, and it is the true &c,
fender 6f the constitutional Liberties Of
this country. Therefore, It ! am moi
untrue myself, am nothing else ou, .
Democrat. and am not ashamed 20 DC
enlisted under such names rs Jcflcr-
son Madison, and Jackson. APP
plausc.
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on what a brittle thread hangs cv-
crlas,inr woe. \ colorcd preacher re-
marked, "Nhcn God made &c lust
man lie set him mp agin de fence to
drvv "yyho r,ade dc fencc!' inter-
rudted an eager listncr. "Pnt da,
man out!' exclaimed the co,ored
preacher. "such questions as datd de-
stroy all dc theology in dc world
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-30

II n - 1
e,, n.:all o0usrs.-wc condense the
'o',ow'ng items from the Auolanche. = !.
HE Souri, cHAalor M1se.-We ~.
derstand that James !. Cutcher, Fac
has been appointed Superintendent '1 I,
oou.n Chariot mine. This appoint.
ment is the result Of an amicable a..
Engagement between Mr.. Corey, the re.
cent Superintendent and parties d.
'ect'y interested in the mine. Mr.. O
has Tor some time been DESTROYS of 70.
signing the charge of this mine. hav
ing three other mines to manaoc
winch are quite sufficient to occunv
his entire time. Mr.. Crutcher,s se,ec.
t'on met the unanymous approval Of
all concerned. He will harmonize con-
n'ct'ns elements, and from his long ex.
per'ence, competency and general Don.
alar'ty will not fail to give satisfac-
ton to all concered.
AccIpESr-Lcwis Leonard while
out playing yesterday with some bows
on an embankment of Washington
street was precipitated into the rulch
below. his head striking against a
rock and inhicting cash several inch.
es IN length. The boy who is only
seven years old, coolly picked himself
up and hurried to doctors Office
where he sat and had the scalp re-
pared without tiinching. The Young
ster displayed much nerve and pluck
throughout.
VIZ have heard some strange butter
stories during our career. and not a
few in this vicinity have had a pecul-
lar flavor, the stories as we'll as the ar
ticle itself. Up country somewhere, a
short time ago, a young woman en-
tered country grocery, with bas-
ket in her hand and inquired Of the
clerk il they wanted any butter. She
received negative reply and asked
the privilege Of leaving her basket
there for a few minutes when she
would return. She never came back
and the butter soon exhibiting signs
of vitality, the cover Of the basket
was raised and a lire baby discovered
within,
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Notice..

ITO WILLIAM HAsLEM. d. WEATHER.
l. wax, J. W. Crawford, J. b. Taylor and all whoni
It may You. and each Of you, are he, e..y
notified that /, j. L. Taylor, have done the iulii
amount of work required by the law Of Congress Of
1872. aud amendments thereto. towit:
enc Hundred (SlOp, Dollars
worth on the Gray Eagle quartz. ledge. discovery
claim situated In Middr Boise Mining District near
Atlanta, Alturas county l. r., and you hereby re-
qured to pay to all against you the
within ninety 90 days from the date hereof forfeit
yonr right title interest and claim in to and up
OH said Gray Eagle quartz LEDGE provided for by tho
act above specified. J. B. TAYLOR.
IL CRY, Feb. 90, 1S75-nla
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4 PHILADELPHIA officer who is very
fond Of a joke got up jury Of cross
.ved men and it took the judge some
TIM to decide whether to fine him Tor
Of Court, or to laugh nc
ID laugh.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-30

/ Argus says that steps
P IN California TO form
| company for the pur-
Ectins 4 railroad from
20, u the Arizona from
with another lire tn
have figured
P|lexlcan portion Of the
FVO, 900, and the net
PUN On transportation
Il quarter Of n million.
"As as though Quay
PINE a formidable rival
f.; and therefore the
p the enterprise a new
|'iapetitor for the Ari-
n tremb'cs lest she
OPPORTUNITY Of levying
Fea; country that will
Tie near future.
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Notice..

TNO r. G.. ALLEN, JOHN F. KEEFE.
l. Ramondo Qnaly aud William White, aud all /
whom II may concern: You. and each OF you. are !,
hereby notified that /. RIG. Allen. h.. e done the
full amount Of work required by the law Of Con-
gress of 1872. and amendments thereto. o.wit-
Two Hundred tS2OO) Dollars
tho Los Angeles quartz ledge. discovery claim,
situated In Boise county, l. T., and on the d.
vide below the town of Boston the east side Of
Grimes creek: said claim consisting Of 900 feet
along said Los Angeles quartz ledge. and yon are
hereby required TO pay to all assessments against
yon on the same. and for the publication Of this
ce within ninety f9ol days from the date hereof or
forfeit all OF your right title. interest and claim,
tn. and upon. said Los Angeles quartz claim
provided by the act above specified.
IDAHO CITY. April IL. 1891 r. G. ALLEN.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-30

1NE>. UJr p4rcrnal relative.
i collecting tour through
nilr next. wllr- those in
5i''ce will - expected ~
e4a- H. i fully author.
Subscriptions and a.lyer-
collect and rcceip, for
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

fects OF Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood
Restored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method Of treatment. New and remarkable reme-
dies Books and circulars sent free. in sealed en-
velOpes Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 4l9
North Ninth st.. Philadelphia. Pa..-an Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduct and
professional skill.
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Notice..
S KNOWING THEM

4 III TEKSUNS X MOVING TT EN-
4 selves indebted to me either by note account
are hereby requested to call and pay the same to Mr.
and all business for aud In my name until further
notice. ]. X REED
Idaho City, Jan. 81, 1876.
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r. . call, on Friday last,
pa, Kin. of Granite Greek.
m lonk> favorable in that
.sin Brothers are bring.
IN from kelton in four
i he fastest time made
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-30

i thai two large quartz
F,ect,ri 1t Rcky Bar dur
summer. We hope the RI.
ID b. correct, a. .Al,uras
~ contain some good
! ihr hands Of corpora.
a. 'hA. > very pro~perou,
\ i would help to bring
j. into notice. There j.
b. h%.tt T. hedges in Altn-
|gnfie~. AMI more Of them.
iayter
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(- SI,SuY's. Persons dcsir
:, mornings at an earlier hour
lave their orders 1T the Post
JOHN FRANK.
Night Waterman.
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~ fiaI Ypt ffs.

4TS., n. PETTExGILL + Co.. 10 state Street, Bos
ton, 81 Park Row. Now York. and 7O1 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia are our Agents for procuring advertise
mants for the IDAHO WORLD in the above cities. IN.
authorised to contract for advertising at our loves
rates.. aI 97
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|Nohee.

k.In,uo WORLD either for
L,,i,ins, or printing. must b.
H.. Or order, who will also
ld, the concern.
I. j. SUTTON,
+. W. JONES.
], Is, $50.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-30
ErIc SCHOOL FOR WEEK
! nay 2srH, 1878.
S,!l o. Honor.

Boil 0! Honor.
\ John Barry, Birtie Fox.
Suhlsen, Louis Suhl-
heck. Nellie Davis. Anna
j Harley, Alice Harley,
kls Kingsley. Minnie Mar
! Anna Moore, Sadie Nc
| Suhl<n, Bell Thompson.
!, Mary Wallace, Della
kg.aer Abstract.
h daily attendance. 1910
/ daily attendance. a4.6
], week -. i. $50
xt-s is. |
ID u. STRONG.
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fFaIn arrived in town.
|"'l' ior this place.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-30

! rather coal for this time
IN alI The better for the
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-30

EETfS. who arrived here
% Friday last, informs
were stalled in the sand
/ .l'ie # The Cold Springs.
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I'd County.

|,psintn'n'' for la.A' n's'
|. .....June 9th.
June 18th.
June 18th. SPIN.
June Goth.
June 9th.
July End. 5 SIM.
July 4th.
July 9th. . p. NJ.
|. July llth'
July s5th.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-30

F. /. over from : Keczcr-
Business. Ills family &C
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-30

L,.b,.l 10 this Office would
\ coming forward and set.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-30

|EnA- y Mr. L.araway for
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-30
PURE MAPLE SUGAR

As / BOUGHT an INTENSE stock ut
"A low rates. while in Chicago, Boston,
New York. Philadelphia and San Francisco
| will sell rcry lom for CASH, or to GOOD
time buyers
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ID u. STRONG.
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-06
Nationalt Sla0,

icm oil finces nrttt9t % uuoerbcleenoe for
Inltriflnsrns preralt paa Scresn. Weosns
bet ipscielt parstaser NcrosYsfens fore Sns
t~eresitr. er bet ilmtipist naticnalt | fine ans
Ruslisr % cmfattsnre | fine Npbepsr. Taf
t fin prlitilts Src. fcrepmmer Den ocs Tie
ane.rlsoestrcenoe, men oil | al OisfIsfcn
cptr3pe rpristis. rarbis % baret ouer Vsra
lrnlisbeoer.
3be SntsrsStsa BAR | @%isnneminit ben
iisrits llptrseelit at Norbs9 eitens 8laot.
Oct ienpss iii mere enp 5000 Qcifcntcrsr.
til aue Stat.r % Serretcrier | be Scrsnsk
Slater. til ale Be Brittle prcuinoitr q
fremmtbe Stater g 9anbe.
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-06
SanSelsilaa0eH. vi Stobon0cr

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sanoclef laabe Il Der ior NGrrGren.
b uubrast i o~oerieiii 6avt runot
u Sflbe mso en- hamlet
at 1000 8OmmcrsIG.
fu. Sssuosu CT UNDER Bperin9 Tor
etauansers 8sauiuS 10 Stlbs, be.
for rGunte Start. meb eli lam.
hi SrGgti8bco al ca. 4,540 ROm.
tusI0itsr.
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-06

| 6dOrrsguUe til z. Saabdt. GH.
td MGno / Qtcrshus Og Sm0ols'
fns baut uoitcot sn 9nobDpcIie iii
/ D, uGpute Nmtsr on al
tOt Slpras iii su SGotrS9aue Tor
etorthiussmauo 2. 5aobrf. Sno.
t9octuc %uotoIt, al enoltlcnt De life
| It % alt fan pare al SaabGfs Nn'
fu,isr, meme Re nol. at bans iurl8e
etrGbm for 9auoels @eI % naun.
Is Tor I'll mere efonomilf Statbse.
fpytlis Der plies EaafirnnsIis.
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-06

I'm Song Csfars 8usIauos.R siis
fluss i ~iusnite 8laoe, of 6elipla.
zen bar itrot paa Slnorinser, oe at
NJ sncnu si CT taset nOssn aisie.
Rnes Bsilutnins ausaoeuos bsuns
eas.
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-06

Gdrl SObanssN iOaumcHicnt. 3ipI'
en- ira Artteti %dtmer nj BuN.
rdfomii,e,n OpsriWot 4Ian mco Sea.
nina til 5trrofltuna or &,abin iOr.
an Sloitet nj GplnIliug al Wonu.
,ncnrct uil ottit Nrbuae tucnt u0ip.
rs Tor en- Gum al 1900 Spc.
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-06

SprOgl1rcr SOban Sabl / Bergen
q snitsmmis optassn iom sSttsmeo.
I'm / Den i 4Oupou iliftsoe Stub /:
sSritiib Seanbiuapiau Sceistp."
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-06

Gitn0umgial9. MjDis 5ermGrt
fncO 5lulsseIlet ey iol8t I'll 30. We.
& GEN III. 81. / Mols for
tu Gum al 1l5 600 Spo.
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-06
9forge.

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SnobD9ssre; &riitianio bar
m,p G~oritGosrne sc. 500; Bergen
50 400 % euHroi9 432.
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-06

IprSbnHtu.- - @leplts &ommunc.
b,Iturelit bar mitemmi9 bepilget 10.
400 Spn. iii Worobanen
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-06
XamilicautS.

Csts Snlter bclees irt for aniisoslis eass
nibs, ~ Der iparcs inssn anitrsnselie for at
9icrt BET til en- tjrrfcmmen @iGit | 9ul.t.
Sanoels= aiOclmgcn
r~erisereS ntep flor Smbaselisbsr, cs Der
9jsres alt muliSt for at faa i~aaoanne Wars
tepzS eretninSer. ipm NcrrsS efsns Sarmsre
" Sorrctnin9afclf fan lipe paa.
2anobrug=N iOclingen
r~ebi1ereS al Self MD arnpistsp g Grfaz
ring.
Nrap angaar Sitcrdtur,
Speidie % al~minecliee Wpbeeer,
hpcn= 90 ineenlaneife Sprre=
ipcnoance
% f~crreiten Nlt, Der ajsr en- @pis ucmarz
fet, rrtrtr0fTss fife SutsrsSeean at ncast
anest Slab Sanoet.
She Suffer- oean
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-06
Found the Girl.

For some time past sewing machine
agent named J. B. Frahm, lame and
consumptive individual, has had his place
of business in a room on Illinois street,
a few doors west of the First National
Bank, He also had an office or place in
Davenport. He became acquainted with
very fine young girl, of l6 years, named
Mary Wehrend, in Davenport, whose
mother was widow and who seemed to
have little property. The girl was well
reared, well educated, knew something Of
music, and could play the piano after a
fashion. Frahm persuaded her to take
charge of his business place in this city
and persuaded her mother to come over
also and they could all live together in the
rear or above their place of business. The
fellow began to pay unusual attentions to
the girl and to represent his business as
very fattering, etc. The widow very soon
saw that his business amounted to nothing
and she went back over the river, with her
daughter, to their former residence The
girl had probably little experience in the
world and was hattered with the attentions
of what she supposed to be man of prop
erty, position, etc. At any rate her pretty
head was turned and on Tuesday she came
to this side of the river, as her mother
feared, to marry the sewing machine agent
Measures were taken to prevent it, and
Magistrate Cropper issued warrant tC
search Frahm's place, which was executed
by Marshal Halves, assisted by Chic
Martens, from Davenport, into whose
hands the girls mother had placed thu
management of the whole affair. The
girl could not be found-no trace of hel
whereabouts Some articles of clothing
belonging to her were found, which she
lad left when she and her mother return
ed to Davenport to live.
To-day Chief Martens,ln citizens dress
visited Moline and found the girl, and this
afternoon she returned with him to hel
mother. The girl bears an excellent rep.
utation, is attractive in personal appear
ance, and seems to be intelligent Lei
her not throw herself away,i in hurry,a las toe
many thoughtless girls have done. The
false step once taken can never be recalled
The advice of her mother and of friends
who know something of the world is the
the only safe advice for her to follow
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-06
Call at Fred Hass's and examine that en-
amelled pipe,
A Very Weak Defense,

An anonymous article is published in
the Davenport Gazette for the purpose of
defending the action of the mob of women
who tarred and feathered Ella Corey and
drove her from Wilton, and smashed the
doors and windows of the house of her
father. 1t is very weak defense and will
do the lawless women more harm than
good. The points in the article are as fol-
lows:
l. Miss Elias mother is dead.
2. She didn't like her step-mother.
8. She left home, returning occasion
ally, staying only short time.
4. An unpleasantness took place be.
tween Corey and his wife-but was peace
ably arranged and they were reconciled.
5. 1t was strongly suspected that Ella
was not virtuous.
6. She drove her step-mother away
from the house and entertained young men
there.
And these are the reasons why lot Of
women should take the law into theil
hands and smash the doors and window:
of house, in the night, and tar and feath
er the girl and drive her from town.
But the writer excuses the mob on thu
ground that they didn't use more than /;
gill oftarl We shall probably see what ar
Iowa jury will say to such proceedings.
The case has already found its way int
the New York Days Dosngs, the last mum
Der of which has an illustration of the af
fair, covering an entire page. and repre-
senting the house surrounded by mob o.
several hundred exasperated women, fou-
ishing clubs, with one of the mobbers il
the graceful attitude of climbingin wind
| ow.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-06
NOTES HERE AND THERE.

Orders to the amount of $685. 81
were issued to-day by the city clerk.
The festival for the benefit of ST..
Mary's school is to be on Monday evening
May II. in Darts Hall.
"A force of about 40 men are at work
relaying the track of the Peoria road be-
tween this city and Coal Valley.
Charlie Negus has some really good
carriages. made of the very best materials
and warranted to be honest good work, all
through, at his carriage mart in Market
square.
Joseph Asquith, of EdgiDgton. brought
two wolf scalps to the county clerks Office
to day, and received the bounty. Wolves
are very plenty in Bowling and a part Of
Edgington.
Horace White, formerly of the Chica-
go Tribune, is reported to have purchased
an interest in the New York Tribune, with
which he will also be connected editorialIy
at an carly date.
-Messrs Connolly g. McNeal have re-
Gently put their law office rooms in very
fine order People who need the aid of at
torneys or good counsellors are always
sure of intelligent and faithful service from
that firm.
1T is said that the reason Judge Neil
son recently adjourned the Beecher tria
for few days was to give the ladies {
chance to have their summer clothes made
up, as they found it too warm to sit il
court all day in their winter garments.
r. T. McNeal. Esq of the law firm o.
Connolly & McNeal, of this city, is also O
the firm of Parker, Twomey & McNeal
Davenport, and the latter firm has recent
ly opened an elegant Office over Gutter !
Co.'S store, corner Brady and Second.
DO you think that souls separated
here are united hereafter?' asked pale
emaciated pietist of a friend. Il hope
not" was the chilling reply. " 1t cost m,
a pretty good figure to get divorce, anC
: when invested that money | invested
for time and eternity, too"
The water works have been in success
full operation not more than a year, ant
now there arc about five hundred privat,
consumers-and the number is increasing
daily. There are several streets tina
ought to have mains. which have then
not. -DdU. Gdz.
"A fine new school house has beel
erected in the rear of St. Mary's churcl
(Rock River and Dock streets) and tn
ladies and gentleman of that parish are 90
ing to hold fair and festival In Dart
Hall on the evening of Monday, May II
for the benefit of the new school connecte,
with the church. Their former festival
have been very successful and we hop
this one will eclipse their former efforts.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-06
The River.

Last Thursday the river marked 12 feet
and eight-tenths above low water mark.
Sunday l2.4. At last evening, 1875; at
q this morning 1l.5; at noon to-day, 11.2.
The Strs. Colossal and Diamond Joe
are expected down this evening at s
o'clock.
The Damsel leaves for Keokuk in the
morning.
The Northwestern down and the Red
Wing up, tomorrow.
The KIN, line and the Diamond Joe line
take freight to st. Louis for ls3 to Is cents
per hundred.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-06
A Blacknail Suit.

In 1873 one John Duffy took deck pas
sage on one of the Keokuk- Northern Line
boats from Red Wing to La Crosse, and
paid his fare-$2. He did not leave the
boat at La Crosse, but continued on down
the river. After the boat was some 60 or
70 miles below La Crosse, the clerk dis
covered that he had no ticket and asked
for his fare. He said he had concluded to
90 to St, Louis, and that he wanted to pay
the balance of the route at the rate from
Red Wing to st. Louis, but the clerk in
sisted that they had fulfilled their contract
with him and were entitled to charge short
distance rates. Duffey thought this a
piece of sharp practice, refused to pay, and
was put ashore, as he claimed, by force on
an uninhabited island in the midst of a
rain storm, that he wandered about for
hours, and at last was taken to mainland
in skiff and walked five miles before he
found shelter. He employed ". A. Foster,
Esq, of Davenport, to sue the KIN. Line
for $4,000 damages, and the suit was tried
yesterday in Davenport.
The defence testified that he was not
landed on an uninhabited island, that a
house was not far from where he was put
ashore, that his wanderings were next tc
useless if he really desired shelter, and
that he could have reached the main lanG
without ferrying had he gone in the righ
direction.
Judge Brannan charged the jury tha
they had nothing to do with the fare paiG
for passage from Red Wing to La Crosse
that was contract between plaintiff anC
defendant, and when they gave him safi
landing at La Crosse the contract was full
filled and ended. The passage from Ii
Crosse to st. Louis must be paid as unde
new contract, and if the passenger didn'
like the terms, if they were such as applied
to every other passenger, he needn't accep
them, and could leave the boat The com
pany wasn't bound to carry him farthe
than he was willing to pay for, but the
must land him, without rough usage, wher
he would suffer no damaging exposure, an
on main land.
As to the question whether the plac
where the plaintiff was put off was an isl
and or not, and whether in the walk Of fiv
miles for shelter he was injured by expos
ure or not, the jury must determine thei
answer from the evidence.
, The jury was absent about half an hou
! and then they returned verdict for tn
defendant
Putnam & Rogers for the Packet Con
paDV.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-06
Circuit Court.

The case of Vanlandschoot VS.. The City
of Rock Island bids fair to last all this
week.
The grand jury has found true bills OF
indictment against John Brown, Mary
Wier and Gard Barker, three indictments
each, for stealing the wolf robes. before al.
luded to. Also another Indictment against
Gard Barker for larceny of a suit Of
clothes.
One for larceny against David Wilson
One for larceny against George Farley
and one for robbery.
Also indictments against Richard Stew
ard, David Wilson and Thomas Mardett
for burglary.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-06

Among the attorneys from abroad at
tending court here, are Hon. G. Durham
and Hon. Geo. E. Wait, of Geneseo; Capt.
j. c. Pepper, of Aledo; John Lewis of
Chicago Maj. Kilgore and C. L. Sheldon,
of Sterling Hiram Bigelow, of Galva-
all stopping at the Harper House.
Among the other arrivals, to-day, we
notice the names of Chas. R. Westerfeld,
Louisville, Ky ). f. NJ. WEIGH and wife,
ST. Paul, MINI j. NJ Edlin, New York;
W. W. Owen, G. Fl. Green, CHI. Van
'Deusen, Chicago; G. Stuart, Stuart
Iowa; D. W. Shaffer, Boston,
Mass !; J. F. Fargo, j. H. Woodruff
Chicago, J. A. Furlong, New York; c.
Fl. Mosier, Detroit.