The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-04
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The Royal Family Move to
Long Branch.
The Government run by
one Clerk.
The u. S. Treasury Robbed
of $47, 900.
The Sioux Still Refuse to
Sign.
An Archbishop in Mil
waukee,
Marriage of Phil. Sheridan.
The Brewers have a Con-
4 vention in Cincinnati.
And the Tetota1lers in
Chfaomn
Marriage of Phil. Sheridan
The Brewers have q Con
4 ventiOn in Cincinnati.
And the Tetotallers in
Chicago.
Heavy Storm in Indiana
Other News Items.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-The president!
and Mrs. Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. Sartoris,
Mrs. Colonel f. D. Grant and Gen. Bah
cock left this morning for Long Branch to
spend the summer. L. P. Luckey, private
secretary to the president, remains in
charge of the Executive Mansion. The
president, before leaving, igned proclama-
ton extending the duration of the court of
commissioners of the Alabama claims for
six months from the 22d of July.
After full investigation by the treasury
authorities, no clue has been obtained of
the package containing over SAT ZOO that
was addressed to the Park Bank of New
York, which was yesterday stolen from the
treasurer's Office, The package, which
was to have been sent by express, was mis-
sing when the clerks closed up the days
business.
The treasury detectives are busily pros
ecuting their search for the parties who
abstracted the package OF money from the
cash room yesterday. All the clerks were
searched yesterday afternoon by the Off
GERS called upon to make the investigation,
the cashier, Mr.. Wyman, being the first
searched. The detectives and Assistant
Secretary Conant have been in consultation
several times to-day.
day they declined to sign an agreement
for excepting their light to hunt in Ne
braska but saids dsthey would take it home
and have it explained to their people
Red Cloud urged that six commissioners
be appointed to return with them. He
proposed the names of T. D. Randall and
y. Y. Collins as two of the six commission
ers. He agreed that the state line of Ne
braska, which trouble the Indians so much,
be removed. The president will consider
the appointment of commissioners.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 3-The cere-
mony of investing the Most Rev. John NJ.
Henni with the insignia of an Archbishop
is in progress this morning at the Roman
Catholic Cathedral. Among the dignita-
ries of the church present are Monsignor
Roncetti, the Papal Alb -Legate; DR.. Ubaldi,
Bishop Heiss, of La Crosse; Bishop Ryan,
of St. Louis; Bishop Mack, of Marquette
and the Sault Ste. Marie; Bishop Seiten-
bush, bishop IN pdrtibus, of ST. Paul, Mimi,
and Bishop-elect Krautbauer, Of Green
Bay. Archbishop Purcell having been
detained by an accident, the pdllium will
be bestowed by DR.. Hess, the senior bish.
op. The sermon will be pronounced BY
Bishop Ryan.
CHICAGO, June 3.-Lieut Gen. P. Ell Sher.
idan was married to Miss Irene Rucker
daughter of Gen. D. Ell. Rucker, of the
Quartermaster' Department of the Mis-
souri,, at $50 this evening. The invita-
tions were almost exclusively confined tt
friends belonging to the army and the wed
ding was very quiet and unostentiou
affair. Bishop Foley, assisted by Rev. Mr.
Riorden, performed the ceremony, aftel
the ordinance of the Catholic church, o
which both parties are members,
CINCINNATI, June 3.-1n the Brewers
congress to-day the committee on resolu
tions made lengthy report, reciting tina
the brewers pay about $9,000,000 revenue
tax, and stating that they would probabl.
pay more but for the stringent rules o
the revenue officers that render the bust
ness dangerous; that it is desirable to oh
tain the best materials in the cheapes
markets free from the duty now imposes
upon imported barley and hops. in orde
to compete with foreign brewers. The
request the government to remove all un
necessary restrictions under which tn
congress be petitioned to amend the in
ternal revenue laws, especially to limit tn
power which is assumed by the commits
sioner of internal revenue of deciding tn,
amount of tax brewer is liable to pay
They ask that certain sections of the pre-
sent internal revenue laws that are obnox
Gus to the brewing interest, with the case
that have arisen from their enforcement
be brought to the notice of the govern
ment. That the government be petitione
to remove the duty on imported barley
hops and malt.
Upon the subject of prohibition it wa
resolved that the fallacies of teetotalisr
be exposed, the statistics presented by tn
prohibitionists be analysed and their assel
tions refuted; that where restrictive an
prohibitory enactments exist every pos
sible measure be taken to oppose, resis
t and repeal them, and that politician
favoring probationary enactments be e1
, posed when offering themselves for office
1 and that the true position of malt liquor
as healthful stimulant be properly define
After transacting other business th
convention adjourned.
| CHICAGO, June Stu the nation,
COufCHltUA o 1CcOkt
ton was passed that the work done by th
! organizations knows as the reform clul
: of New England and Illinois abundant
Ijusti6es the addition to this agency of th
: temperance cause and heartily recon
mending the organization of such clubs
every state of the Union. Also recon
0 mending that committee Of three, repr,
! senting different section of the country,
appointed, that those desiring to organi,
o such clubs may correspond with them an
} obtain the necessary organization. A r
= solution that women are entitled to IL
Is elective franchise was dcfeated-7S to
s. The following was unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That the time has arrived
lmorally consider the relations of the n