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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16

Your TAXES ARE DUE.-State, county
and city taxes are due. Office over Hong
Kong tea store.
decl5-3m j. R. HUBER, Collector,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16

Jonas Bear says he will sell new and sly
lish clothing cheaper than any other re-
sponsible house, and that his entire stock
is fresh, new and first class.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16

Those plaid dress goods at McKees
bankrupt store, Davenport, are the prelt
lest and cheapest ever brought to the west.
See them. l4d3tWIt
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16

Printing and binding executed neat
quick and cheap at The ARGUS Office.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16

Christmas presents at McKee's bank
rupt store, Davenport, cheaper than can
be found elsewhere. I4d3tWIt
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16

A useful present in the furniture line
can be had at Kroger & Freytag's. See
advertisement dts.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16

Napkin rings. silver plated ware, gold
rings. diamond sets, and in fact an endless
variety of first class jewelry at bottom
figures at Epstein's, Star block. l6d3t
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16

He found itat McKee's bankrupt store,
Davenport. 1t was fine Broche sh aw
for Christmas present to his wife,
l4d3tWlt
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16

rheumatism is more common and dis
tressing, especially in this cnGrtry. than
almost any other disease: and, at the same
time It may be asserted that It Is as little
understood aud as uusuceess .ufsy treated
fhyslclauS, IN many eases, are unable g.
cure It, even In their own person; yet such
are the unparalleled virtues OF the cele-
hrated Merchants 'rarghng Oil, that the
most obstinate eases at once yield to it
Springfield {N'ss.' Dotly Union.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16

All kinds of sewing machines repaired
at the Boston Bazaar. 22-d&wtf
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16

The largest assortment of gold pens
with pearl, enamelled or plain holders.
ever offered to the public, at panic prices,
at Epstein's, Star Block. 16d3t,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16

The holidays are almost here, and no
better selection of suitable presents for
your wives and sweethearts can be found
than one of those elegant ladies' watches,
at Epstein's, Star Block. l6d3t.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Ask your Druggist for Grams Fluid
Lightning.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16
Peal Estate Safes

j. N Christy and wife to VIM and
Simon herns, lots 3, 4, ), and 6, block /,
in Christy u Growers add to Moline, dated
June II, 1878, for 1920.
Frank T. Eaten and wife to Jacob 4.
Server, the \. J of the S. ". of section
b, township Is, range west-Drury-
dated Oct. S. 1875. for $1,000.
norotha Drury to H. B. McCabe, a
fractional part OF section 81, township lG,
range 5 w,-Drury dated March 4, 1875,
for $50.
--F : ~~rnccratlc House Says About
-hsidies,
At Washington, on rs-l,oeao NJ.
Holman, of Indiana, (DemocratJ e.
the following resolution:
Res0kged That in thei he judgment of this house
iu the present diton OF the financial affairs OF
| the government. no subsidies in money bond pub
lie lands, endowments. or ny pledge OF public cred
sh III be granted Sy congress to associations OF
corporations engaged or p opposing to engage il
public or priv tic enterprises, an that all ap Iopr
ations from the public treasury ought to BE- limit
ed at this tim to su"h amounts only shall be i'm
| peratively demanded by the p bile service,
| MIR. Holman moved the previous cues
ton en- its adoption.
Sir. Hoar, OF Mass, (Rep.l inquired
whether the resolution was intended to cut
off an appropriation for the Centennial.
Mr.. HOLMAN replied that it was not So
intended, and that he did not suppose j,
would have that effect, though he himself
was willing that it should be so constru
ed.
The previous question was seconded and
The resolution ad3pted-yeas 223, nays 80
THE TURNER FAIR. The Rock ISLAND
Turner Society have completed arrange
ments for grand fair, to be held at thei
hall, on Orleans street, opening on Satur
day, Dec Is, at 4 P. NJ, and continuing CT
the i9fh, and closing by grand bali o:
the both. Among the attractions offerce
we see an escritnir for the most pupu!a
business man, worth $50: gold ba ge fo
the most popular engineer; haads0m
present for the most popular housekeeI CT
consisting of a gilt china tea set Of ffty-iou
pieces, worth SD, and toilet set for tn
most popular young lady; a present iron
May Bros. the admission charged is II
cents per head. Season tickets emitting
the holder to admission to the fair on an
of the three days, including the ball and
chance on the $40 bill to be ratified out o.
the last night OF the fair, 81 each. l6 dl3
The holidays are almost here, and n
better selection of suitable presents fn
your wives and sweethearts can be foun
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16

Don't forget that Epstein buys direct
from manufacturers, and is thereby en-
abled to sell lower than any house in Day
export or Rock Island. l6d3t
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16

Leave orders for the new Rock Island
House hack, at the hotel Office. dit
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16

Cold weather and hard times A shawl
from McKee's bankrupt store, Davenport.
will keep you warm and will cost very lit
tie money. l4d3twlt
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16
Ale and Porter.
The Neat Housekeepers'

CTOVE DSES>ING. NO DUST! NO SMELL
y Always soft nd ready for with vi a dish
l. will DO more work it'll less labor aud cApcns"
and give more elegant and lasting lGsIrc. than any
STOVE POLISH ever pr duced. a he Dress
Ell IN Il delicate rpc: without soiling ii. Manu-
featured only by b. I. BROWN & co, Boston,
Mass
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16

Orders for Printing or Book Binding will
be executed at THE ARGUS office neat
quick and cheap. If.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16
The largest assortment of
The largest assortment Of
HOLIDAY GOODS 4 TOYS

in the city, at prices that defy competition.
Also a large assortment Of PIANOS & ORGANS,
by nrst-class makers, including the celebrated Ma
hon, Chickering Il Sons, and Grovers'icn 4 Fuller
Pianos. and NOgel 4 Lincoln and Estay Organs.
GO The cheapest place In the city 10 buy, as
verythng is marked down TO panic lricGs.
90 Supply Of the WEED Sewing Machines on
hand 6d&wlm
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16
FAST EXPRESS

The Rockford, Rock Island & ST. Louis
R. R., will on and after Sunday, Dec. 5th,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16
Personal.

New prints at Fl. Z. Wivill 4
Co.'S. l6dlt
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16

Elegant heavy silver plated cake bask
cts, magnihcently designed and elanor
ately ornamented, at Epstein's, Stal
Block. 16-d3t
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16
Railroad Time Table.
CHICAGO, aocK ISLAND 4 PACIFIC 3. 3.

GOING EAST TRAINS LEAVE
Ats.2OA m;4:lb q, NJ ; and 1000 D. m. Trains
arrive from west as above.
GOING WEST TRAINS LEAVE
At $50 o. IN. ; g55 q. m, and $40 p. m. Train
arrive from the east Is above.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16
BEARDsTOWN
-FOUR HOURS RUN

leaving at $40 a. In. makes close connec
ton for Burlington, arriving there at noon,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-16
STOVE POLISH.
Established 1927.

80 Years in Market !
, 1875-05-13

rrsciaton, and drew forth repeated applRnse.
tho overture and portions Of Tho third act B,lns
by Sfr. FrAnz 1semmarsz. wsro Eiven IN much
splendid stvla that Thomas himself appeared
delighted. The alta from Mlgnon -'' Non
e.. ecot!osoi' quel .aol.,' hy htlss Ammo l.oui.e
and calls for rsnetitton, and tho mnl.It,lde wns
with difficult. pseiAol. Ths artsat, hmiIingly
bowed her acknowledgements. The romsinler
Of tha matinee was tisvoted to "Wllfiam Toll. "
1semmersz, and 1Thitnoy. and tie aluays onjuy&-
lle overture to tta, opera. These were given In
hns stylo. and tho vsks andiencn s,l.tsrnch with
the hest nf feeling over The rich treat that bad
tesu gtvsn them.
, 1875-05-13
AROUND TOWN.

THB LEADING AoTEt8 OF TN8 CrTf
presented m animated appearance quito carly In
ths morning, and In tho evening uero thronged
WIN tue tattofed and nar-worn hotoes OF many
oasteae!ls, ~ wall ~ recruits from tist large
army Of Captains. Coloasls, Majors, mud Gene.
sals. Who hAys wea dssincton and tltlo witlout
spilllng great deal Of blood, or oven 40 much "a
escs!actog their relatives upon their counsrys
aasas II uAs safa to cAtl slmost xny ono around
me corridors General" 30 great had bssa tho
influx ct heads crowned with tho regulation
army hat or ornamented With other insignia, and
IA many instances, 10 greas WA4 tie 1ow Of
Patriotism, that soms such hi9h-souadinE title
~ nsossaAsy 10 oloit N answer from ons'a
Sese td4sA IL stranger 10 shs OCCASION, snd
, 1875-05-13
EVENING".
IsfNcNpk CROWD.

7rxrxuR snnup
so,1o, ts,na,eh :. ~, cs,rao. q,,4au,..
C1SCtsuAr1. NAV 12.-Tbe attendance 1t tbs
performance OF ~ Elisli" Was immense. Thc,s
vera mai mt-. than ecoro of uuh]taa sss,a In
the yast bu,1d;np. sboy,nr that there muat hayo
besn nearly 4. .o00 persons present. Tho audience
MAS t,romn,1v m thc saa,n at tts timn of c,n,
mcncinr. with tha esceptton Of a fev hundrcf1
who found tho 1ooss slut and bad to atoua the,r
tardjpeas In dose of Thomas d1scioline. hv
waiting Until four ar fya numbors Lal beor fin
i.lsd Iefors they could cons III. With rsas,d
10
THE PERFORMANCE.
II rss but natural to nnticin.ts rood NM
and 10 o1pect Inst q cboyus which could ,u.sto.
"Lo,curri,, and tho fearful DIFFICULTIES of Tho
.rTriuupL]ieI would Aud p,suaut and easv
..nr ~ un,,.,..,h,,,. o-o,, ,1-,,,,,fa ,o,t
e -...s " 80. e $50 ..aN,-., N 49,
Hno1a !" "on'd hA7o no hl'lhiosl PuzzioH 10 eoiye
ike taoHe or Dsahme, ana yet, Hotwthhthnding
the fact that "EEjah in q standard work In
the repertoire of slmost every singing soctoty.
and tno,,r,,lr ,.,,Il,,- :, ali s;,,,,,,. ~
.:...,-6 1.4 "a, "a 'hA0' Wv
o'nsInE Was sufPr'Ho' Ill eaaI Inc CHORUS
gave its varying pbases Of sentiment and
It's intensely dramatic situations with tho
uos, vivid cfrcot as times, IA
tla 1,.,, ,,,o-,,.. .,1 .,,a =, 1,I.,..
@. .4oiu'e' e no .nAuAn
80 TO dod. closing tho Afst part, ID which the
baascs aud sonors for tho frs. time ga7a
their full strength, and fairly redeemed them
..tyea frntn +1,s .b, r,a n, vnokn.ua n.ds soo,,t
sn0"' tns !hhtsuEnon3@t nceo'npan'.heH1a were
pnnhnAlly 0rlllIans nnd enectiVe, eud, With the
organ, nla1e vary powerful foundation Of tone.
fur eo1,o,Yra
, 1875-05-13

THE gosross HEAT TUE wAsu1xoToSs.
Doa1os Aay 1a.---Tae Wasl1ingtons, whom
tho bostona met for the fourth time to-day, are
y very lishs-vAlsted nino. They shorcd looes
folding aysrywhore, and tho ncakess batting
tlat Bpalding evor faced. OF tho four runs
scored two wero handsomely stoleu OF
Noyoy by Allison, aud uoue were
earned. But thsee base h!ts were made,
but Daley got throo-baacs, aud Allison one for
two bases. No less than ntno struck out and
they hit ep&lIiug 30 hotter than Manning. Tho
Dostona made Al experiment which workedwell,
putting Muvsy beh'nd the bat. Manning to pitch.
to b. sioSsys nns.mlilarit, With tls piscs,
which allowed two or thtae balla 10 50 BY him.
Uisourlio ia atill bothered In throwing 10 hrst,
but his batting WAS very strouR aud bs made
tons MAS very stronY. they scoring 81 nsst bases
for t4olr - 1uun.
BROWN ET0CKtN08-EE0TuK3,
snttta! Du!attA 70 The chf:ala Ffsauas,
KEosgs, H., Nay 13:-Abett l,ooo people wit
StocIings" aud KaokuAs. lm ths iirst si1 inn-
ings tha keokuks held the Drowns losel. Rnd vt
thAt atsge Of tho game the scors Htood s
TO 4 in favor OF tho lst:er but, by
part Of tho Ksoluk. in tho seventh and eighth
innings, tia browns succeeded III scoF1nR elaEtn
ada.s,onA ruus. Guldon lltchod wlld aud \ ms
tortty Of Bsrnlc's passed bafls Are due 70 that
did some st1ong batting. but their fielding was
loonu moro w Ii tue 1irst si1 innings than that
Ut thu EeoxukB. Tie secoud game batwesn
theas cubs viii bs ptayoa Tomorrow.
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uAa7,ouD. :. !: coan:, ~ t@ nay la.~af..tsopds 4,
, 1875-05-13
one who arrived tho evening rrertons, the sams

one VINO etslFoo tho evening TteFlone' tne eam0
must ha'o beon netr'a.lng. reminding BIN Of
vhon II v.a mt nnusu,l IN rnt,ra und,r
:. ~. A.. 49,. .s.as",x. .a,s. ',,..
sl,io ~, anu el'oo ."' "'o'"s HAu,f "'.H'A''
fn'e UNCONSCIOUS Oh ao" or "non tho ohaogo
lad beon wrought. And tho activity Of the sui
,1iers, too, must have heon noticeable, for at
tins, tha civilian ou,tl tc.rcelv cro,, ii. orac.
goor. gIt,,mt tho d,nr.r N rnnnnr ,,n,o.t ~ H..
"uo!s "'.H'"s ~ ''n,sot "a -, .""""6 "s"'"hs the
Delegates who woro rushing Ia aud fro
In aoarc1 Of oil Ar1nV frinftla amt
lin ho,t1uuartcr. ~ thar orr,,Iy,,3,,a
T., ,oat sI!n r.s.,... ,aaf,,.I. ..e..,,.S
pceiallY At t'le iaclt'c and Sherman Houses.
lluntEEedh woro inqutrtng, hut no ono coli!d be
found who could ap4war their uucaktona eAt,s-
faotortly. Want Of organization aecmra 10 bs
tho ofdor growing out OF tns ayl wI.Erf. sotns-
how crepl into tic various committee. several
wooha ago, and which for time Threatened In
frustsAto tue eItlro undertaking, This state
Of Affairs waa worry uusatisfaclUEy to tnAny
y!oltors, and was oven mora mystosiors 10 thc,n
thau lhe preaencs Of the veterans in sl,cl, large
for = day,
r1E GRAND PACIFIC
vn. the headquarters for tho Grand Army Of the
waa Tho most attractive and busy. ono OF tho
tbs Isols ss @ IL psosy 81 o 1 s
Eighth WISCONSIN Uasi0sJ. Tho "Eurl0us bird
was mounted upon rack, and actod Al tbs 70.
yiowor Of tile busy Thong al It had 40 ofton
douo ,spon tho battle fields oi Vicksiutg. "OId
Abo" bogiua to show Ills aye. but l,as lost nouo
Of Ills pluck or interest. Another attraction
around The office to mary Was thu prcssnco Of 10
many politicians. who woro discussing Tho out
look for tho future, willo tho boys in
blue w6re calag lip lilo memories Of
tho East. Just how mnny slatcs were
made OF brokou dutlng thn day Ii not known,
hus oyory oiilco Btate and National, to bo illlcd
III tile no1t ten ycArs was advsstod to in tho dil-
cusslons.
At THE HngRsfAN
tbere wore mora 'lnrkB " than eagles, and moro
0oncra!a than politicians. 1t Wns tho head
quarters for tho military proper, aud to galute m
officer AuliBR WaY rather difficult laak, In tho
evoniug tho influx Of soldiers wks eseu greator.
and ny to l1to hour tho cry wAs, "Htfil tllsy
como.'
AT TIE nEroTB ron ARMY cLoTn1Hu
tho sceno mas also animated dnr1ng tllo day.
Delcgatoa not possoHaod Of Tho necessary mill
tary neau-EcAr soon learned iunk wheto tl1sy
could DO had tho ciearess l,onco, while tho ho-
tells were thropged with tho tull-ledgeu and
equipped, The army.clothing dopots woro bn-
Eiegcd by tho other class. "What Is tho prico
Of your llats?" aakcd an unsophisticatod GUS
totnor at ono Of tho storoa. ~
Tho reply ,was, 10 oonta Rlr, for thIa
, 1875-05-13
MISCELLANEOUS,

At tho reunion to-day, the middle porch Of the
Exposition Building will be Reserved excluuyely
for the Governor and tho Reviewing officers.
The two end porchca will DO reserved for tho
ladies', but wilt not DO thrown open
before u o'clock. Tho ladies' accompany
ing reviewing otllcorn and Invited gucsta from
abroad will bo Eigeu tho pseferouco. CitizcuH
arc expected to display flags from their resl-
dcncos and places Of business along tho line Of
the procoeBion. Tho procession will u,pvo
promptly at II o'clock. IN tho evening, q prom
cnado COMFORT will bc giron At the Exposition
building. commencing ut 3 o'clock.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Ths surviving members Of tho Eleventh ILL.,
roia Volunteer Infantry arc requested to inset
this morning 1t 0:30 o'clock At Tho Sherman
House.
Tho Twenty-t1,!rd Illinois Will meot at $50 thls
morning At the Sherman Houao.
Company "E " will assemble at tho Armory
this evening In full droas uniform at 7.to slatp.
The members Of tI,o se.enty-second Regiment
Illinois 1bfAntry ar0 requested to assemble ut
their nsmorY, l8l South Clark street, at q. III.
to-day. Capt: ]. IT. Sexton, commanding tho
Irado Roeimonts, and molnbarH Of all other
regiments having no organization. ass Invited to
join IN the march and celebration.
Tho surviving members Of Dnttory r, Fisat
Illinois Light Artillery will meet at tho gentto-
mems paror OF tho Metropolitan llotel At 9
p. In. today.
ny. ,n,ch.,x n, ,,,o N;r.,x..sv., 7,,t,o,. v,,-
,,,,tno,, ~ ~, ~, y. 'l.o ~ nn'a so
annos ~. n,o,,';, -. q 'ooa iti' ~ ..iaa,es
tar fnrt,,or t.n, - nssos na'aa
nnm,tin' rhnm Iout ,as aI1 a !."nI
* =. an. TIt s.sn .t nsa.cn " nead4an
.ste sE 81 "ss masng.o1 ~ s.,eot Haom @ !, anu
T., ~ .s,nr"n 'ua,uu tI' Ut s .o
tan III Tnii1.,n ~, ~ IT,, m"n ~ ss.s ~ M M
cnn,ran,,aa ns sm ~ H. enS osnos
t taa;"o. rtnh E.,S1 70 oSI"c1 .c o4Gis o.
~ r. snnsr.s T.rso aIn ~ ma ."a
H. nvonsn., 1sn', III aat ~ ~ 1Asa asomae; ~ ~
E1nouit,o., isri},t',a nI w suIo t ,na - tot
,,a,i.a an nu.a'ns' snu a. IL O'CLOCK esoosE
''sss''s 'oH'f"aeS 10 tno aopo1'
Larry Aca1omy OF Morgan Park. about forty
strong. will aTiya thts morning at o'clock At
tho llock Island Deput. Iloy aro to 1otn iu tho
military ceremonies of the tlay and will be CON.
mandod by Capt. Maxwell, Of tho Frat Illinois
Regiment their own Captain boing absent on ac-
count Of i.lneHs. Thls company OF cadets vise-
ed Chicago last Octnber aud faAlo favorable
Impression. Having been futuixLod with arms
slnce 1t ts exrcctn thoy will add to lie inherent
Of The reunion n.ucassiun.
,v,,. ro.-. NY,
r.n,, D,ut ~ 10 rr.nt ter,. ~ a.. n.rr,
H. III, " ",t ~ ~ =. sne II.
Tn'r,,nor'fi.i1 !" honnr nf the rsnuion ~ e the
nTami Armv mn Witch oecsson tha post ,rs res
tt*"u aatAI: w ""!uu "eeApW' VIZ W. -, no@
, 1875-05-13

CL1N7es, Ia, May 1.-Two eonvicss, Nike
Haley and young man named Morrill,. escaped
from tho AuamoBa State Pontontlary lkAs night,
by forcing tho coil-doors, oysrpoworiug the
guard. nnd Jumping through window IL feot
above the ground. Parties arc securing the
country for them. Haley. who Is also known
ia "Micky Mike" WAS captured in Cedar County
last summer, after botug chAsed by the Cornell
College Cadets and largo humber Of otics.s.
Quo huudsel dollars rewArd IL otfarod for their
teaIreBt.
, 1875-05-13

lnu7Ev1ILE, Ky., May 5.-Mr Dram stn: wls
an Invitation to attend the meeting Of tho soldiers and
kaors at tito unitod 6taleR oil the 1.!h iuE At CHI
eago, but rcgretl!at ny engRgencuta will e.lnc tne
frosl being present At this rcnion. appreciate lha
generous motives "na ln my Judgment wise rpo4es
you have In vcE nil,l very stcn!y wish thHt the
senmcne by Whit, tho soIdloEs Of The cn,try have
been anlnate recently may to firmly established hy
tho psopo. ave thu honor 10 bo very kineerel, yoss
". InEsToI,
, 1875-05-13

Suteial Di5pateh to Ths ch'taao 1Ffbt.ne.
BLooulAaroS, ILL.,. May 12.-William Wells, 4
notorious young oo!ored hummer Of Normal,
aud William Caatlo and Ed Judd, two whito boys
Of respectable connection liring in that town,
aro lodged ln jail here. charged with breathing
iuto car In t,Ain Of tho Chicago i Alt1n
Noad, between Joliet and CAenoa, aud stealing
thefofron lot Of tasdY-matla c1pthlnR.
, 1875-05-13

MrMrn1s Tenu., May 12.-Lszzis Lossns and
Lou ChElstiau, co!orcd girls. qnsrreled about 4
lover In An alley Ia tho rear Of the old Gayoeo
House, thia morning, When tho former atahbod
tho 1attor to tho heart With knife, causing
death almost Instantly. Tue mu, dsrsss Has ar
rested aud held for trial.
, 1875-05-13

Special Diapateh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
TEnnz HAurs, Ind, May 12-.Roughs, headed
by ono serber. bt~t man nowed Meyer At May
we'll this place. on Sunday night, 10 ssvozsly
that hs died this morning,
, 1875-05-13

New ORLEANS, May IA sai!or nan1sa Con-
nar wss killed By sailor namod Thotnas craue,
en- tho bark Norsys, . fow mlea bslow the city.
The bark iB detained until another crow il OBJ
tasned, nearly Ill Of lcr aailoIs having bssn AZ
restod.
, 1875-05-13


cHANp fAciFlu lIorEL, Clf.cA.u, May 4, 1s75.-
DEAR CAr1Ats: Yo9r sis'd invitation has oversakrn
n,e ION tho road" ! rtNtct tIMt cal,uot nuw Ar
nnGe 10 re,nain fnr Tie gfal reunion. With wAtLYt
f1sstings to Ill, am,
]. 8. CnAxntn11a, Of Matns,
, 1875-05-13

spsrfa! Dispateh to Tie Chieass Tribune.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May l2-The mambers at
tho Edgelisll Colored Daps!st Church we're A.
founded to-day by tho discovery Of : keg Of
povdsr under their house Of worship.
, 1875-05-13

,,uslon II soldiers md stors 70 tsts sea N Ceagn
du.its compel ms to remain In this eit,, for mn
stvaya aniiostA to mato rnh}ir recognition Of ihb
1sdi'.d a.d .nd iaa,!.sSia" Ind rnst ths day far a.-
t.nf when any Indy Of u,sn shall snfeAsor IL uphold
eapiss11 lata. Very truly, your ahstant '"rsnnt,
141ts Major General Volunteers.
rEnM SENATOR covk1ifu.
uro. A1y 1t n " u, toonEs' t51rsssF T. f7:.
,aviton 10 he part lit tho reunion OF the solttlcrs
Ind sailols to lie held IN Chicago OH tLn 12h, 18Th, and
iii 'nst. rhisin.itatio1 accompanied ty yo.r A.
:r'es :n Z sou evs ms sreat s..c.s 10 ZEE ro
th1 faces Of auch band Of rn ~ will gather Tho
eeca.un. 1n.ise, eau s.y with truth that thcts IL
les would ratnor look than toeo vl,o, in tho Held
and on tho bea, asTs .ucll lnatfo 10 Amsri.
ssdmrstion s and Stspset abide 1ish tsm sivays, sl
vsrs not haei with Demands upon fuy time, which
hsys been sccunlatfng during 1sa moi,ihs of a.enco
you Offer me. but tha llpga mist do many
10 loa,e little space for thu things Womb do md tina
@ - ~ n9 4 ny
corll thanks md o ma tho favor 10 pttsrnt to yonI
eotns.des my warncat wAlta for tss success Of tho
no4uoz coHxL,sa.
rEoN CLEMENT 4. EvkNs.
reasur. ot acknowledging the reception Of your
AZ ass9t .s t. s:ss. sta as seS
vheh command ny rrcacaec hcrs on tha rrarae days
When tho reunion Will be hoid roa!tiyc1y forbid MY
personal sntoy1ncnl OF lilo fraterfk nccasiof. hut
Hi take tho opportunity Of this correspondence 10
~ yon That regard your proposed reunion Al mn
e1tsudsd tratcrnal band which anlen to grasp
honest soldier, mil give you thu assurance that
lhs renple Of these sates wri liz In tho southern
tAuladea Of tho common country earnestly dcaire
10 promote ths peace and rorpetuty Of our General
Government. The restoration 1T good ioslInH which
thu lodeEs and snlots Of tho wIpe country hAvo
derke schioyc will @! itsctf crs tho existing acc-
tIonal troblca. When we como to nuro perfect
der1tandng and appreciation Of eae oiliar, will
havo tbs bas's af real unity ana subrtantIa peace.
Certainty osery patriot dcreh to ses tn gsnat tcanit
accomplished. beg you 10 nssure tlls Commit
tee of Invitation. of ny cordial appreciation Of
ths feeling ~llcl prompted thcln u rr9usst
ny preaense at tho reunion, anil Of my
c.Inest wish that ths occasion uy not ony te mart
pleatant 70 those w.o hsall attend, n most beneficial
In It's Influence oil tho country ut atTc. hays tia
Sonor 10 b your otetlIent strVant.
CLEMENr A. Evans.