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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-06
Sheridan Wants an Order to Commence
Killing White Folks.
He is Denounced by the Business Men.
HEAD QUARTERS,
MILITARY Division OF THE MISSOURI.
NEW GRJFANS la Ian < 1S7S

NEW ORLEANS, La. Jan. 5, 1878,
Hon. W. W, Belknap. Secretary OF War:
| think the terrorism now existing in
louisiana, Mississippi and Arkansas, could
be entirely removed and confidence and
fair dealing established by the arrest and
trial of the ring leaders of the armed
White Leagues. If congress would pass
a bill declaring them banditti. they could
be tried by a military commission The
leaders of the banditti who murdered men
here on the 14th of last September and
also more recently at Vicksburg. Miss,
should, in justice to law, and order. and
the peace and prosperity of this southern
part of the country, be punished. 1t
is possible that if the President issue a
proclamation declaring them banditti, nc
further action need be taken, except that
which would devolve on me-
[Signed, PHIL SHERIDAN,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-06
Thompson's Remedies.

This Vermifuge is confidently recommended to
the pubic as an efectual remedy f,r expelling
Worms from the system. It is extensively used.
and has in every case produced the desired effect,
and often after remedies ialed. 1t is purely veget
able, mild in its op ration and may be given With
perfect safety. Worm CONNECTIONS. Worm Lozen-
ges, Worm Sugar Plums Worm Chocolate, &C. are
attractive and sweet names, but of no account un-
less they destroy The worms. Thompson's YER
MIFUGE fs an old estaDl shed and wel-tried rem
edy, containing no CALoMEL or MINERAL of any
kind. It Is warranted not only to destroy worms
mucus ami slime whfch-produce and nourish then,
Worms are frequently the cause of disease in child
rem when they are not suspected, the of
the s. mptoms or them often resembling Dysentery,
Fever. Cenvulsions. &C. Children are often treated
for the abnve and similar complaints with ut
cess while these pests of the bowels destroying
the life. as they increase SO rap y and are contn
ual y moving from one part of the body to another
parents should pay particular attention to all symp-
toms Of rms; pcSing of the nose, offensi e
breath, eees sunkcn and dim with dark circles
around them, gri ding of the teeth during sleep.
irregular appetite dull sickly, swelled -tomach, u
sense of something rising in the hroat; fever drw-
siness starting in the sleep, fits, nausea unusual
thirst, gnawing sensation of the stomach ferquent
desire to pass something from the bowls. slmy dis
charges, &c. Persons of all ages are liable TO suf
fer from Worms.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-06
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Send for the GUIDE TO HEALTH Price 10 cents
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-06

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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-06

We now enter the field for
the fall and coming Winter
aud are furnishing the bes-
paying q, d most easily worked
agency in the world. Jur
agents have always been the
most successful, and we have
lately added new and exceed
ing y taking induce ments, re
quirlng only intelligence and
application for any one, young
or old, of Ell her sex, to make
really first-class paying bust
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-06
Twenty-Fourth Year.
MEDICAL.
THE MILD POWER CURES
HUMPHREYS
homeopathic Specifics

LAVE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE
] experience, an entire success. Simple, prompt,
efficient and reliable. They the only medicines
perfectly adapted 10 popular use-so simple that
mistakes cannot be made in using them; SO harm
ess as to be free from danger; and efficient as
TO be always reliable. They have the highest com
mendation from all, and will always render stais-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04
The New York papers nnd fault with the

The New York papers find fault with the
new custOm-hOuse regulations prescribed by
the Treasury department. requiring the ex-
animation OF the baggage OF passengers
arriving from foreign countries. because they
are "annoying 10 travellers" Very likely.
But the comfort OF tourists is not what the
government is after. What Is sought TO be
accomplished is, we take II, list, the colIec-
lion of customs on all impo-tat,ous; 2l. the
prevention of smuggling; and consequently
-, TO take from dishonest travellers and
Lealers any advantage they may have hal
Heretofore over those who are homes: and
conscientious. And IL is likely that. TO Sc
cure these desirable ends, even more strin
gent regulations than those now imposed
will have To be adopted. Indeed, many per-
sons who have given the matter careful at
tention from every point Of view are OF the
opinion that every piece OF baggage or other
article that is brought into the country from
abroad, whether for personal USe' or
not, should be required to pay duty, IN
less ii is accompanied 10y a sworn certificate
that Il was manufactured or bought in the
United States, AMI that Il was carried out
and brought back, in the ordinary course OF
travel, by the present hOlier. in this way
only can smuggling on the part Of travellers
be prevented, and rich and poor and honest
and dishonest dealers put upon the same
broad footing. and to this honest people will
not object. Some means ought 10 be pro-
vided also TO prevent the fearful amount of
smuggling low going on through the medium
Of foreign legations and their attaches, as
well as on the part OF United States naval
officers aud other government employees
1t is safe TO say that the national treasury is
annually defrauded OF many thousands
of dollars Of revenue honestly due the Coy
eminent from these sources alone, while poor
and honest men are taxed In other ways TO
make up the deficit thus created.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

There seems TO be right smart of a chance
for a bloody row at Montreal over tie Gui-
bord matter. The corpse is ready-in fact
has been ready for five or six years-but
strange 10 say has as yet found no final rest
ing place. 1t appears that the home govern
ment has ordered that the body be inferred
IN the Catholic cemetery, but the Catholics
resist the order, and are entrenching them
selves in the cemetery. This places the home
government in rather a bad fix. To revoke
the order would be q confession OF weak
ness, while its execution would precipitate
a bloody riot and ALLEVIATE the large and at
present loyal French Catholic element.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

The decision OF the District Commissioners
that they are compelled, on account OF the
condition OF the District treasury, To decline
undertaking TO repave Pennsylvania avenue
before the meeting of Congress, will be read
with regret. not less by visitors TO the ma
tional capital than by all good citizens in
terested in the growth and prosperity of
Washington. Fortunately IT Will not be
long Until Congress re-assembles, and there
is consolation in the reflection that the con-
ditIon of the street Is such that that body can
hardly do otherwise than cause the ueces-
sary work TO be commenced at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

r. Men. 1lM0NEY . CO..
Haye removed their Banking Bouee 20 In pBOIr
BUILDI60, corner 9Th and streets.
They are prepared 20 do . general Banking hro-
ne0, receive Deposits subject 10 check sehf, draw
Drafts on Baltimore, PhiladslDhi azc New rork.
lions or al points. ap4-0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

Postmaster General Jewell goes for the pie
stand in the New York post Office in his
usual vigorous way. In his telegram to Post
master James he says, sit is no place for
eating pies or selling peanuts or whisky. L
suggest that they be cleared out as the mo
ney changers were from the temple" What
a pity that Mt. Jewell has not Jurisdiction of
the Capitol buildingl He would scatter the
dead-head notion peddlers in that eiifice
pretty quickly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

The Baltimore grand jury is looking after
reckless drivers, and yesterday presented
August Kries for manslaugnter in having
caused the death OF James Butler, H., by
driving over him with a beer wagon OF the
21st ult.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04


FEon wAsBINGroE CITI.
t.es a. n, Baltimore AID sAy stations.
SsS M s.itiPor., GSEsSoii.. rr.dsrios .ss
Is 1893 M s B:i%sT: md E y;S g 60
cars - Wsiis So rae, s'ni' S''l0s'' f"'@
500 s,., S y. nSsl C's. Nay, rhnaaslrA
500 = ~ Sh,eHso, Oglun.Dus: sAndusky, Cincin-
Peri , ,thsie se -, LUIS, t,esrss' es
GAYS x $50 a. Cs-shs- "a 1.
$40 S, ST,a 5 snSor aHe Way ss.sOs.
.5Sos. M, bai'nors sud VS., stAsiou,.
lg-l =. IA, 6a.ttniore snd Relsy.
tl.S9 a, N ssltin r., klheg,t cts Eui wsJ sa-
zoe ,; m, New YorS, PLiAislpbia. so-,on. 90.
foik, I'D H4tim.-0. .stass- >, E.ist ! 40
n, on suuisgs, Baltimore ssd w,Y sts-
~, 20 ? n l..T9.5, Lssrsl ,nd Eeisy.
SsS stst.c1s., VIA Metr1Es..t,p RrsTlS N''
80 n haii1nos,' ATctasiok snd VA Sts.
800 . m, baltimore. Philadelphia and Kala,.
s'l9 M bs,tn.srv, AaasV. - 900 - ST.. -
bus, sandG-ky, Ci0cinust Deer Pirk. u.---.
les pritgS, p. 7gtH tT~s. y 49, = 49,
tHs .H-s. 6-,1s 'azs a. garss-,ss-. - -.
40 , IN, nAse5.,g~n, WINCHESTER, saa Ne,
Tls y. N, Bsl;imore svt Beiay. Hay S.7.t-.s
80 .. M, F.ait.m,rs so -, st,uru,
200 2. m, Bsif''lors fs-t NrrF-.
80 J. ms Sa.i,gis,rsi rh-,ada'phia, SeE N'rE
HAS :. m. Fasr Lypres;. PtH---u ~, % ~.
,sso, :. Lou,s asf FiH,bH's stsa 0tl ssasss.
ErsgkfasI I'D brgf.lz
SUNDAY TRAINS.
sic r. N, Baltimore. PhiiRfrl nhia. New \ ID
suu Boston fas1 ENgrs~s
G.l5 aud ela 2. 70
fcT Hoasugo-s dsd hsidy-B 10 n m q ga az
5.OOp.m
EH.-e.o Cd a. N, 70 aus n asp D,- opgia.
as during the week.
~ A.. IfsssI SD .. vsaasei fis.s., ksis. ff5sss
S7ftCz.
fOr further Information aprlY - tse Raitimo-,
and Ohio Ticket cfhcee. " sshinKton staii0u. &C
"a n -
aE-u for baggage 20 be checked sDd received % suy
rentin the city.
TBOe. Il 81 ARP, N.ster @! TrAus.artstiCr
Y. II. COLE. General Ticket Arevt
GEO. g. kOOsTE. General Agent laT
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AND ONO kAILsoAp
FKOM WAsBINorON CITV

SUMMER sCHEDULE-JrsE o, 1874.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04
BANKERS.

$50. 500. $500. $1,000
Insested Ga Stock PrscsIeges {. Won ssrsss,
lescr 20 many Thousands OF Dollar pro3t C,mnrv,
hsnsiye explanatory circulars, contaipng detailed
aasmenn and quotation prices a ~ stocks dealt IN
NEW YORK STOCK KxCHASGH.
nailed ire % those desiring 20 speculsts Addrss
BANkERS And BROEERS,
Up: II stock Exchange. - wsl o., n. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04
COAL AND WOOD.

GOAL. COAL:: WOOD. WOOD
CHEAP! CHEAP, FOR CASH,
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED.
Arriving daily, cargnes of the best varieties Of ell
kids of COAL and WOOD.
Now Is the time to buy
nyou would save money get good article and jxs
betshf, 2iO pounds to the ton, call on the under
Having two Of the largest wharves In the District
and all the facilities possible thereto annexed for
the delivery Of Coal direct from vessels 10 the
'-nsnts A visit TO Wharves and Depot will con
vince enc ~ glace of our unsurpassed sdvantages
Cord.
Good OAK WOOD delivered as low as 80 to 8
per cord.
yOHNsON BROTHERS,
Main once and Depot at Johnsons WhArves, foot
OF 18th and 18th streets.
once I2o9 street rOrthvsss.
GOAL! COAL: COAL!
WOOD! WOOD!
Am now receiving all sizes OF the best grades
COAL,
"Lee," "WNkesbarren and "Locust Mountain
White Ash; "Lorberry" Bed Ash, and "Lykens
Valley" To persons who wish to take advantage Of
the low pricee orders will be received this month
very small advance upon the original cost for casa
am also offering at Low figures prime Hickory,
Oak and Pine WOOD, sawed and split any length or
Yard and Once, corner sah and streets south S
west; Branch Yard and Once, A street, between ID
and % northeast. ~.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

II The clscs q sns IYO0nuo PEE IHsuB-
AUCB OOMPAUY - beoD RnMoyHD 70 Room No.
40, - Droft Budding, corner q And oeh Ufrooon
fn1s stsuneh o. OeIleny - ben q oDsrsSon q
49, ~ '''' = 8. - - Il txis. 49,.
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RAILROADS..
rAsr TRAIN ron Cars NAY,

HOURS AND 30 WASHINGTON
TO CAPE NAY.
Lhe FkkNsnLNANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
freas g. sfs-t knpress TTsir
making the following time srf = a. -
LesHe NshtnEt.n-1 as .. m. CAV Errr.... D
arriving Al Cape May NJ nm
srrtNing ~ Caps Nay ~ d m
On Limited kr press an extra fars ~ q "A A.
charged between " ashtngtCn aud rhllaisIrhfa
II. ~ knNn'lR
TyG General Passenger At
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MO HUMBUG.-L. RICE will pay . fair cash
~ price tor amy kind q Ladies, Gs1ts and Child:
SHOES, re-. 623 7th street, between ans q
south Note By mail promptly attended to. myl-ly
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-26

mp the sponge and Donovan WAS de-
clartd the winn.r. Eleven rounds were
fought in forty-fonr minutes. A large
number OF New York aud Brooklyn
sports were present.
The steamer Queen. of the National
Line, from Liverpool to New York,
struck a bar ut 10 O'Clock this morning
d ring the dense fog, The life boat
was launched ut 1890 but the captain
refused to give report until he had
telegral he'd tor tugs.
Brooklyn, Feb. 25.
Tracy resumed his Argument in the
SCANDAL trial at u q arter after ii tins
morning. He said the plaintiff in order
To make good his case wits bound TO
prove specified acis of adultery with
such proof as could not b,- disput, d
Nobody III the case bad sworn to any
act of adultery outside of rilton, Moul
ton aud his wife. This showed plainly
they We're the trlumvllate IN this pIyali-
TIC conspiracy. He referred to the fact
that Frank b. Carpenter, whose lesil-
nony wOuld have been most luIpor.
Tor plaintiff, had not been called. The
reason Was that on his crosse xanitia-
ton the d, fruse would have shown 80
Clear proof OF this conspiracy that no
jury would hesitate to PRONOUNCE de-
ichdaht lnDocent. Carpenter was linked
III this chain Of the fpulest Conspiracy
ever hatehed aud We Will show him to
you III bis blasted character before We
get through. Tracy next touched upon
the Beeeher- Bowen 1ilton difficulty.
which he said was the mainsI rlng of
the whole affair. The conspiracy to
ruin and drag down B-echer WAS
| originally formed by Bowen aud Triton
IN December, 1870. 1t came about
through jealousy of Beechtr's personal
| popularity on the part of Tiiton and
business jealousy on the part of Bowen.
As soou as Beecher btcame editor of
the Christian Union. that papers err
cnlation rose from 1000 to 46. 900 in
one year. and Tins became a formidable
rival of the Independent. 1t Was then
l l. u l.. L.
in the families of his congregation.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-26
FROM OREGON.

JACKSONVILLE. Feb. 25.
The Gallice creek mines are still Gre
ating much excitement in this cnnnty.
A petition bns been sent to the Sem
ators from Oregon nrging the rs alb
lishment Of dnily mail to Yank Ledge.
Steps are being taken to pnsh "a road to
the mines at once. Another large de-
post IF ciunabar was discovered last
week within three miles of Hodges
lead. Cinnabar was also strnck in the
Griffin creek lead. a few miles from
here. at a depth of five feet. The
mountains are full of prospectors. and
discoveries are being made every few
days.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-26

Eliza Young and Brigham Young was
render, d III the Third District Conrt
this evening. The argument il elaborate
and the legal points involved are care
fully stated. The plaintiff asks di-
vorce on the grounds of gross neglect
and i'll treatment by the defendant
Brigham reports that the parties are
not united in wtdl0ck, because the
plaintiff had husband from whom
she had not been divorced still living,
which fnct he was not acquainted with
ut the time of his marriage in 1858; and
that defendant also had wife living,
to whom he was legally married in Kiri-
land. Ohio, January 10. 1884. These
allegations in defendants reply are
called representatives, and must be de-
termined on the trial pending the snit.
1t lies within the province of the court
to award nlimony for the snstenance of
the plaintiff and her two children. tt e
following is the award as given in Il g
decision: 1t seems just that the Il, :
PENDANT should pay to the plaintiff to
defray the expenses of prosecuting this
action the sum of 1900. and that be
pay to hen for. her maintenance and thr
maintenance and education of her ch :
dren the further sum of $500 per
month. to commence from the filing Of
the said complaint, and herein it is
ordered accordingly. The court room
was dens-ly crowded.
p, illip Shafer. convicted of the
murder of Van Vallkenburg. was to da,
sentenced to be hing June % Judge
Mexican In sentencing him was af-
fected to tears.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-26
INTELLIGENCE.
HOI Ell ARRIVALS.

MILITARY Posi- Il was rumOred
some time since that the Secretary of
War. ~, the suggestion of General
Schotied. design, d locating military
post ut Csrln. The rumor fred the
hearts of thr Elkoiits, who. since th,y
got away with the State University, are
underwriting 10 emulate the Capitol
lists" vulgarly called Cars0nites, who
are clamoring for State prisons. lu-
matte asy Inns Extra sessions of the
Legislature, and nunmerable relief
bills, by calling meetings aud raising
money to send IN envo, extraordinary
10 Washington t. interview Secretary
Belkunp and insist on having him To-
cate the post ut Elko. Now it would
be Amusing as well Ms inst if the grim
soldier who runs The War Department
shonld heed the advice Of Senator
Jones and locate the post at Winne-
mucca, where. from its central posi-
ton, it would he If some service to
the country. Ri lit here is the place
for that post. where TROOPERS can travel
north or south into the heart of the
Indian country at any and MI seasons
of the year Why IL nh Indian wnr
should break our ~ Bnli Rnn, in the
northern part of EIko county, in tue
Winter season, troops stationed at
Elko or CarIu wonld have TO come to
Wiuuemucca TO yet there, or send
shovel brigade ahead To make roads
through the snow drifts. W. fear the
location If the State University nj Elko
will necessitate the establishment of n
branch Innate asylum in that vicinity
10 save the cost of transportation.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-26
WESTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL To THE SILVER sTATE.l
FROM CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANcIsCo, Feb &c

IAN FRANCISCO. Feb 26.
Yesterday morning shortly after
O'Clock domestic employed in the
American Exchange OF Sausome street,
while passing through one Of the halls.
heard the report of pistol, aud at
once notified the clerk. who with sew
eral others went mp stairs to ascertain
the cause. He saw smoke issuing from
Room No. rs. and forcing open the
door discovered that Morland r. Mcgee
hst. He was lying on the floor in the
middle of the room. aud by his side lay
a navy revolver, one chamber of which
WIS empty. An examination revealed
the fact that the ball had entered the
lett side inst above the nipple and pene.
traied the heart. The suicida put MP
at the American last Friday. and in
formed the clerk that he came from
Idaho. The Coroner WINS notified If
the snicide. In deceased's trnnk WAS
found bnckskin belt filled with green
bucks. amounting in the aggregate To
81 335. There We're also found Sc 10
in silver coin. aud a certificate of de
,,osit on the London and Sun Francisco
Bank for S4Sl "a payable to M r
Magee. The snicide had been drink
ing. and il is thought he to,k his life
while suffering from delirium tremens.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-26

CHANGE or PRoPRItToRs. - Edward
Vanderip, who arrived here some time
since on visit To an old friend, likes
the prospects so well that he has con-
clnded to stay and go into bnsiness.
He has purchased the City Meat Mar
ket of J. L. Abel. and hopes 10 merit n
continuance of its old patronage ~ well
as that of the public generally by strict
attention to their wants.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-26

BARTLTIT CRfiK. Quite q delega-
ton OF Trasl ecti,e niillIonaiies arrived
on yesterdays stnge from Bartlett
Creek. among them Judge Badly
Green. They report the mines looking
well III thnt district. and brought speci-
mems IN which rec gold is visible Ia
the naked Eye. glisteuing in silver ore,
notwithstanding the assertion of that
experienced miner, Mark Twain, that
gold never glisieus.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-26

SrocEs. Following are the prices of
the principal stocks in the San Fran
cisco Stock Board to-dny: Ophir n,
Gonld Il Curry IT, Best X Belcher 46,
Savage l0S, Cbollar So. Hale IL Norcross
49, Crown Point 28. yellow Jacket
~, Imperial "a. Empire GH,
Kentuck Is. Aipbn 10. Belcher 50.
Confidence IL. Con. Virginia 440,
Sierra Nevada 1879. Seq. Belcher S5.
Overman 46 Jusiic. 80, Julia 8. Gale
donim 49, Kickerbocker 81. Baltimore
6H, Dayton 211a. Bullion 25. Utah AZ.
Silver Hill Z. Eclipse 6. Dayton 2H.
Rock Island ga, Challenge 6. Darda-
nelles II. Occid, 3. American Flat
~. Union Con. z. California 55,
Exchtqner 1870, Rye Patch 4. Mexican
%.
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7 Z L e c n a p HIC
EASTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER sTATE.l
CINCINNATI, f. b. rs.

CINCINNATI. Feb. Is.
Henry Twichell, formerly astronomer
ut the Cincinnati Observatory, died
suddenly hst night.
DIR c. II Taylor. an eminent divine,
died here this morning.
Nhw York, Feb. %.
The suspension WAS this morning
announced of Wheatley, Williams d
CO., sugar It finers. 1O1 Wall street.
The amount of their liabilities is not
yet received
a prize fight took place ut daylight
this morning between Tom Gallagher
Vt Brooklyn and jim Donovan of this
city. They fought near Port Morris,
abont ten miles from here, for $3.50 II
side. In the commencement OF the
fight Gallagher had the best of the
struggle. gaining first blood and first
knock down in the first round. He
ontfQught Donovan to the fifth round.
when he injured his right hand on
Donovan's head. rendering it useless.
Donovan then took the lead in fighting
and punched Gallagher fearfully. = The
latter continued the fight until beaten
aud exhausted, when his seconds threw