davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-02-17
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DR.. s. g. Sesoote, 12O 9eriuston 9pe.
Cor. 6. este Ctr, SEEM Dorf, ols ullab.
bdrgiger arSt, bebar6clt ole @rten 6 + tic II.
tider Gran fbeiten, uno cinpfarat
gricfe ans auel1 &beileu Der cipiliiirten
@elt.
Durd Die ~Originel(e 8eiIe in Der @us.
iibung i~eiler mebistnii6en Yrarts
bebanbeft er 5ablreide 9atientcn in europa,
8efSrbien, Canada unb lit iebcm
Staatc Ser Seretnigteu Staaten.
Sriefide GOriultatipuen nnentaeltlid.
Beber Minerulien nod i6dotidje Bfan,ett
gebraudt. Seinabe 10000 Eatienten ,uurs
ben in bet lette1 20 Sa5ren b~ebanoelt.
Sober Soa iuirO ciuSclu forgfdltig rcgiltrirt,
OBJ briefli9 pber perI0ulidl Of bon benz Doctor
ielbf ODER i~eiaen SiilfSdr3ten. 2ettere iinb
ale t%piiienidaftlid s%ebiloete Mebi5iner,
ate Yatienfem, ,uefd5e entfermt tuoguen,
erbalten cine ausfiibrlide 8ragcliite franco
per Yoif Dber I'M Sallie. Gil, Do1fdnoiqeS
ipifentatliaes giutrager III bcn 8iif)er1t,
perbinoert Gebler ODER Srrtbiiner. Die
8i4cr iperben NIT pon BEN angefelten
MerStcu g%e6ffnet.
@e9eu 8ra9elilte ODER anberweitise Con.
ialtatioren a~breifire man tpie folst:
Dr.. e. e. FOOTE,
9or 1888. SEEM Worf.
, 1876-02-17
Guropai(Ae llaa1idtsn.

81 ii EFT. &6nis 0uomis wirs
bier al 81. Sanuar our Nufeutbalt'
aa9me fir Den Jtelt oeS WinterS eruar'
tet. Die &Gmpie Der beuo~rltshenoen
3anSta98lcllion wcrOeu aliO unter Ielnen
4u9en an8sefo6ten lperoen. Die fleris
fale Sofpartci colpOrtirt unter Der Sano
HE 9tadridt oab Der Serlauf Der III.
fatre Sue<S eneltrcD Dem &ultuSminiter
bel benz &0nis iebr seibaOst babe, iis
rsoen logar BON elmer pcr9ebli6 nadge,
lud)ten Iubien3. Sci benz b~efannten
ebarafter oeS in Setraht fommenoen
EerrainS lit Der @runb ooer l1ngruno
Slsler @eridte iAwcr ieltsultelen.
Setreffs oeS bsreits crludbuten paplt'
ltden ProtelteS ge9en Die Glnfiibrun9
Der @lpllebe in Salern miro bic Gbat,
fade lest burd bic officiDlen bairtlben
8ldtter beItdti9t. Der Yrotelt 1T nibt
oil oem bleli9en Jeulltius s~sgansen, ion.
bern al Den oieSleitigcn 0elanoten BEL
Dem Satifan, @rafen Yaumsarten.
Wfau i@eint oisS bier auffaueno gu fins
Den unO iid 5umal bel elmer 9c9entbei>
li9eu Auifanuu9 Oc5 &ontoroats eusns
tueu lo9ar veiner 0te@tfertl9uns oorr
GertbeioIsuns fir iberboben gu erad"
ten." Soifentllh blsibt man BET Steler
aniiAt. Die 2batiaAe Der Ginlibrnu9
Oel@iojlebs lit uollenoet unb ELL hadtras>
lider 8rieiwedlel bat feinenSinn mebr.
@te niar 90tt, loa iibri9ens Elm GrlaB
nit benz Nu5oruf oes WunldeS bes
&Oni9s III AuSli1t ltebell, oaB Stpllbe'
ante, Oificiere, &C. nah benz cIpllebells
deu 2%rauunssatt audi Die fir1li1e
@imiegnuns uerrihten lallen WOdten.
Sin FOLDER GrlaB wirOe Dem Giuilebe'
selss 10 wenig wioerlpreaen, oaB es
oaSlelbe nad Dem CHM uuo Wortlaut
osS @elescS erlt ei9entlid p0lis gum
9ollsug briu9en wirOe. Aber nit be.
iAimpicnosr Strafe bele9en BARI Die
&lrde bic betreffsnoe unterlaIuns freis
ll1 nidt.
Der pieliabrise &sfersnt SsS &rieas,
minIlteriums in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ten, Sberit D. &otb, bat I'M Gsrlesuns
in Den Sfubeitsao naA9eIuAt.
Dem vNirub. Corr" miro bon bie,
selhrisben Sd CLAUDE sic ueriideru
gu %tonneu, oaB Die bairiiAe 0ie9ierung
bis our Stunos nod nidt in ber Sage
seiueien 1T, iib in Der jest uiel beIpro'
bensn Srase BET @rwerbung Der Giien'
antnen Snrb has Neih usaniurehen.
, 1876-02-17
Gbanien.

Mobrib, 16. Sch. s. miro ufIiiieQ
pcrfiinoiet, BOP Sen. Queluba oieSsorli=
1tcn an 13. bel Gl9ueia pp1Itdnoi9 ges
I4lu9en bat. Son Carlos 4lnb lsine
Streitfrdfte flpben nod Nilla Seal uno
ipurben BON Nneiuoo perfolst. 2sstsrel
befano li6 selterr AbenO 81 Ser9ara,
Gen. Moripnes 1T in3umapo einsetrpHeu
Gen. Coma bat Die Maifeniabrif Der
&arliiten in Glsuibar senommen. unr
Gen. MorlOnes Gcltona beiest.
Sic Gories purbe geltcrn Na9mittug
bon Dem &Onig perlDnIi9 e%r0ffnet. Gr
io9te in leiner S%bronreoe Scr lAleNt
%beratbene YrinA wel6er oenSirSerfrie9
bisber sefabrt bat, 1T iebt mo4tlos uno
fam feinc Nortbeile mebr errin9en. SD
meroe mid ocmnd4lt na6 Dem Noroen
be9eben, um bort ben Srieoen wieosr Der
aultslen. Meine 9eSiebnnssn gum Nus=
lanoe iino Die freunoli@lten. Grit ben ..
Staaten tpiro i'm freunoli9lt fer Settle IN
%terbanoelt uno cine prompte, sufrieosn=
1tellenbe 9eile9uns Der obl9webcnoen
Tra9en ltebt su boHen."
Snnoon, 16. 6cbr. Der Barrier
Correspondent Der nSimes" licfest pci=
tere Details iibcr Die lpunil4e Dent
l9r'ft in Sesus auf guba. Sn Der
S6rift 1T Die @sl9i6te Der .Sniurrettinn
arf euba 9el6lIoert, uno bsbauptst BAT
Der Sle9 Spanien's l4lemisit Die @b-
l@Nl1H"s Der Stlaperci bcrbciii9ren
, 1876-02-17
Sagrese GimfnmmeE iiber 81, oo,ooo.

@.g. ear,inaton, grail, s, y. esmarss, gieeprdi.
T. S'@''''s grsf e. &. q. ea 81 3 i S9 'sSr' a'f'-ef''
, 1876-02-17
6ngianD.

2onb D II, Is. SebruOr. 9as Slott
.Mprnine Sour" io9t, oab lett clnl9er
Sa9en @erii6te, wcl0e BON allen uin=
itdnten Der @laubpiiroi9feit um9eber
lino, 8erb.eitung erbalten BADEN, uno
Sror oabin lautsno, oab Elm 0epcl4en=
nerfcbr slull6cn Dem Yrdliocnten @rant
ullo Dem Gen. S0enf ilber Die Ge}isno=
ton oes 2ebteren ols @elonoter in Chg
lanO ltattscfunocn bat. Gini9e Der &C.
rii6te molten wiIien, boB @6end sur
9tbooufun9 onfscforoert ipurOcn lei, an
berc, ouf ebcnlo quite @utoritat 9eltlist,
baB YrdlinoentGront Dem Sen. tslc9ra
pbirt babe, oab Ell 81 ibm iteben piiroc.
SIN l1nterbauie erfldrte 9eitern @beno
Cir Stafforo Nortbcote bic Sinan5=@r
ranssments fir @olenoun9 bcs Gues=
Canals.
Ser vSnur" 1T autboriIirt, Die Mn9a=
BE Der &cli9not;on ocs SerSo9s BON
Mbercorn als 2oro<2ieutenont pDn ST.
LAMB 81 mioerlt9en.
Aueenstpwn, 16. Sebr. Sic
9arfs vScnnie Mrm ltrong," Don gbila=
belpbia bierber unterwc9s, lie9t bel So
panaebs.Yoint auf Dem Siranoe. Dan
bcirii6tct, bab lie sertriimmert weroen
,piro.
, 1876-02-17

wiirbe, peI6e gan5 se9en Den @unl6
Der &esieruns eyiiirte 8eiter beiL1
es in Der Note, boB Nmerifa 5lpci Miat
10 3eit sebrau6tc, I'm Gtorioa 81 un=
teroriiden, unb Sronfrei6 nod Idngcr,
I'M Mlsier au crobern. Ser nSimes"-
Correspondent la9t barber, baB ons
9ofument Die BON ga 2iberte" beridtc=
Mnflase entbielte, ipona9 amcrifa Den
&cbc1en Siilfe l%ciitete.
, 1876-02-17
Esusfe trle9r. leDfjhfu.
Gcuti1tano.

9pnbon, 16. Sch. Cine gerliner
9epeldc an BEN .Stanoorb" ia9t, Dap
2oiier Mil6slm 81 Der Gcllion Der pren=
bil6en @ilenbabnen on oas Gei9 leine
@encbmiguag ertbcilt bat.
Scr 0crIiner Correspondent Der Gon=
ooner .Yolt" telegrapbirt, BOP Elm Ore
met @eri6t ben unter9ong bes Spfrs.
,Scutl1lono" untcriufen werDe. Scr
Dfentli6e Mnfldser niro Die &csicrun9
pertreten.
, 1876-02-17
1Elaaouht Depe(Dra.

a, Can, 16. Scbr. Us
miro oemeloet, DAP Sir @dlt na6 Welt-
.inoicn obeeben lou, Inn ilbcr Den Stano
oes Sanosls s,uil0en Den Snlcln NM
Canada ndbcre Grtunoigun9en eill5u5ie=
ben. IS miro Oieles b0bin 9coeutet,
ols ob Der 3u1ommentritt Der Til0erel=
Gommi0dre auf unbeltimmte 3cit per
l6oben lei.
New=Dorf, l6. 6ebr. @eItcrn
purbe oas Uerh6r i'm Setreff Der &lo0c
y9acifc-0 ampfer 2inie" 9egen v. g.
Sing sei6lolien uno oieSeltimonio wiro
nurmehr mad Minnciota 9ei@idt wer=
ben, ND Der YrpseB anbdn9i9 1T.
Se1peoere, 9t.=Y., 16. 0cbruor.
Spbn 8olters, Der 1eincn Sruocr in
Srrinstomn MS, i'm ytou. b. S. too
tete, befannte li0 hcs Sootl9lages l6ul=
big uno wuroe 81 5 jabriscr 3won9sar
belt perurtbeilt.
Qater o II, N..S., 16. 6ebr. Scr
Gbef Der YoliSei, 9tice, 1T ab9elebt lppr'
Der, neil er am @eibna6tsta9e bctrun-
fen ,uar unO l@ledte Sduler bciu6te.
Gbicaso, 16. Scbr. Sic M|dn-
ner, ipelde por9cltern bei@Olconea, Sa.,
in einem Soote ertranfen, bieben Sames
SHERIDAN, Mm. Snura, Sronf Mee4an,
Wilb. Teuerba6 uno @uIts&sloner.
, 1876-02-17
G9Dpten.

2onbon II, Is. SET. Sir Nprtbcott
la9te geliern Mbeno I'M Sctrsff bcs Gtin
DIES bes SicefGni9s ben @9ppten I'M ci=
men 5%inansmanu, bab Die Tcgicrun9 be-
l6lo1len babe, Den @encrols Gontrolem
Gipers Willpn ab5ulcnocn. Die Siilis=
quellen Deg 2onbcs ieien na0 Der Serid
ten oes Srn. @ape unrtreHlid, unb wenn
es gelin9e, Die Nus9obnn bes @~lccfDni9a
ein5uldrdnfen, 10 t0nne GsDpten @lcinen
Standardization wp6l gere6t wcrbcn.
, 1876-02-17
Tr"nfreib.

8aris, 16. Sch. Sod sesen cine
oubers 3situng, bas r0irneuuiemc @ls-
ele," lit lpssen cines @rtitels iiber Den
0iiniiter Buffet bic llntcriufuns ein9e=
leitet moroen.
Baron Se9nier, Der cminente Gelebr-
te, lit toot.
9ie iran5Dli. nGompa9nie @encrole
Sruns= Mtlontique" bat Den 9ampfer
~Triio." bisbcr sur Sambur9cr 2inie
sebDrenb, on9efauft.
, 1876-02-17

Sieiss belieiSfe y. ,porat 4s Der @utel 50
alntrttantfd>si Are (TNe> W %sttrirt, 1T elm oloe
heii,es eisblins6attronts Der Q@;rrNner rfs Gcbin
ess ron 4erl., Ntcrifo uno fieliWem &oIiirrnia,
no Die Tfanie ip0dlt mo otGeiDt. Sie 6orti0ea
dttits accommodated oa7tlbs ~btltdnbio ala elm
'sttmulant uno Siutetie Il, alien &rants
belteh, irelbe fpld)e Nsittcl erhe:itcn, Giner bes
el9eitbu,iler rerlelher, ipG6rtlo elmer &un6reiit
nltd) Misritc uno &dliicrnia per einiuen Sohren
frbielt nom einem fpani'hcn Slater inter benz Gies
gel Der Gerithpicsenheit boS Orioinol=Ntwpt Der
bi9eretnin0. &ie gilenthiiitltr eeIelben Difedrcn
10 eeil ol9eltcins>l Nublitum In Ser 9oimno, oOt
kln onertanntcr IGertb an eer SUie 6,6 0iQtu
Seeans, curd> 8tbrauD on Ser atlantitben sife
srltsl0ert nreree, "a te ~ii5trieunt 1ino, ea5 Siets
ptiImittt! ais ein gE,hltb6ttr ete Mientbbcit ou,.
tut G;lne unieflbaren Gioentbaften e~r,rciien
nb 0,..d ,,Sronei, @out, drrniiber 9ihelmotismds,
sntipjtnte BliletNldt, SlahIenb Solid, Sbiruts
aonen ect 9>ofe, Der Mierer uno utinGre Sreane;
Ge0en SpSpcpfih tlnD oieentiue GNtpGbe uno Ia
S6Qer. no he eebsrsfrdite ihl Cinten beorlTfens
1T fein Sebraut uno Grfol9 pelIelben mobr"as
n~lirotulSs uno unibertrcTen.
Sic Mferitaner b0lten IS fir elm cbIclutsS ,p.s
tiGr -~Ss>eilmittel bon Seurbutic.
0ebrdtid,s.M Mn pttf.na.
n elm Sturetic sinen @eIGfI peI IN e,i>,,u
SScirolrie roll satcrraiTer Srttmal oes Laos, pot
Ser MIahlieit. ais Gin etimulant, ron cincrs
kaIhen bis 81 einem olntn @9cinslais .al init sa
renio NloTcr 70 oft oIs nctbio.-
@raminire ren ciesel auf Dem Gtcpen fcyoFSt
ia unO ~Gbsrlsue. Sig, cot Da0elbe vorbsr niGs
teNrcden+
9Nif' }'rtis miro ron ct,. @isnc5lmsrn fir Oh
sertn S,a't)en uno siitss bssabIt, scsnn Sseltg
aHiitsebraGt wstoen>
, 1876-02-17
TuIrfet.

% lie II, Is. Sch. SienYrsiis" bcria-
tct, baB Su @ropola Elm engliihe5 S0ifi
ansefommen lei unb $4,000 9intevlaoer
uro 2 &auoncn fir Bic Ser5egowiua'er
geloroet babe.
, 1876-02-17
@irginta StaatS~Va5efte
tasFe berausssssbsn BON
3pbn 9. pfin.
no. 8! 3uOlits giraffe.
Jt Oh m o n >, 9 a..

anbscriptior8 3 Nreife.
, 1876-02-17
Wreiie her auaeigen:

;. ~ maI so75
Gin Sauare, ,wei NAL -.
yin Sqnare, bret Sra, ~
Gin Sauare, cine g9pde 230000
Gin sauare, einen Mfpnat NJ NJ
Gin Sanare. bret NtOnats low
GSr5sere Nnseieen merpen biatser berttnef.
@6t sber tpenissr Bel en- eilben tinen Saaare.
&ae Nnseteen fnb I'm @sraus IA 5ablen.
Die 3ettums Nib IN G'1monb aao hta'
atasnp son ben 3rasern tar IS serts per
98pGe auSgetragen.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-27
TELEGRA.P!EHIC.
[7e,sgrapned to the Rock Island Argus.l
letter From Speaker Randall to Mr.. Or

Letter From Speaker Randall to Mr.. Orton.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The following
is copy of letter from Speaker Randall
to Mr.. Orton, written yesterday
WASHINGTON, D. G. Dec. %, 1876
To VIM Orton, Pres't w. U. Tel. Co.
SIR:-Referring to copy of the sub
poena accompanying your communication
of the 23d instant. and just received, find
there is clerical error in the writ which
escaped my attention at the time it was
signed, of which you might perhaps have
avalled yourself as an excuse to commit
for not having brought with you the papers
they manifestly desired to have produced
had you appeared before them in obedience
to the mandate. about which you do not
seem to entertain any doubt, namely, that
you should be and appear before the select
committee in New Orleans on the 26th
day of December. What the committe /.
might have asked you or desired to ask
you had you appeared either with or with
out the papers l of course Go not know
if did | have no authority to excuse you
for disobeylng the plain peremptory man
date that you should appear before the
committee. The house alone can do that
and [ suppose would only take coguizance
of the matter when regularly brought to
its notice by the committee. As you have
possibly not observed the resolutions,
adopted Dec. goth. expressing the sense OF
the house in respect of its powers and
privileges when acting through the instru-
mentality of committee authorized to
send for persons and papers have the
honor to send you the following copy tC
which / would respectfully call your atten.
ton. Here follows the resolutions of the
house before published.
Very respectfully.
SAM'L j. RANDALL, Speaker.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-27
AwAssAcHusETTs REPUBLICAN
Denounces the Returning Boards as lnfa
nous.

WASHINGTON, Dec. "a. Hon. Clement
Hugh Hill, first assistant attorney general
from 1870 to 1875, now residing in Boston,
has been in this city during the past week
in attendance upon the Uuited States
supreme court. Mr.. Hill is Republican
and a representative of the best portion OF
that party in Massachusetts. lie was one
of the leading members OF the erlstow
club of Boston, and was largely instru-
mental in securing for Mr.. Bristow the
delegation from that state to the Clncin-
natl convention. He is also a member
elect to the Massachusetts legislature. He
supported Hayes in the late presidential
canvass. To conversation last evening
he said he was free to admit that Mr..
Hayes had been fairly defeated and Mr.,
Tilden elected, and that the action of the
returning boards of Florida, Louisiana and
South Carolina was infamous, ard the
conduct of the Republican leaders from
the north in sanctioning and upholding th'
yillainies practiced BY the members o
these returning boards was enough t
cause every honest Republican to blush
with shame.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-27
.sroErsHMErT or CHANDLER 6 co
The BacKers of Hayes Greatly Depressed
by the Current of Events.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-Commissioner
Davenport's testimony before the New
York committee yesterday that there had
been full and fair election in New York
City, and that the Democratic increase
had been reinforced from the Republican
ranks, has simply astonished Zach Chand
Ter, Hale and other extremists. The Re
publican members on the floor Of the house
to-day, in conversation, spoke of 1t with
great surprise, and in some instances were
forced to admit that the same reasons
would apply to the disputed states, Alto
gether, with the news from Florida and
the adyices from South Carolina thai
hampton would probably be acknowledged
governor by the Republicans, it has been
a gloomy season for the Hayes people il
Washington to- day.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-27
LOCAL COLUMN.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
SCHENCK's PULMoNIO SYRUP,
SruRNrESa GpA WERD ToNrC

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
SoHENoKs PULMoNIo SYRUP,
SoHKNoK's SEA WEED Tonic.
SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS.
Are the only medicines that will cure Pu, monary
Consumption.
Frequently medicines that will stop cough will
occasion the death of the patient they lock up the
liver, the circulation of the blood hemorrhage
follows, and in facthey clog the action OF the very
organs that caused the cough,
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the causes
of two-thirds Of the cases OF Consumption. Many
persons complain of a dull pain in the side, con-
stpation, coated tongue, pain in the shoulderbade
feelings of drowsiness and restlessness, the food
lying heavily on the stomach, accompanied with
acidity and belching up of wind.
These symptoms usually originated from a disor
dered condition of the stomach torpid liver.
Persons so affected, If they take one or two heavy
colds, and If the cough in these cases be suddenly
checked viii find the stomach and liver clogged
| remaining torpid, and inactive, and almost before
they aware the lungs are mass of sores anC
| liberated, the result of which is death.
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup is an expectorant which
| does not contain opium oE-anything calculated Il
| check cough Suddenly.
| Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic dissolves the food
mixes With the gastric juices of the stomach, aids
| digestion and creates ravenous appetite.
/ When the bowels are costive, skin sallow, or tn
symptom otherwise of bilious tendency ,Schenck'
! Mandrake Pills are required
| These medicines are prepared only by
| j. H. SCHENCK q Son
NE corner Sixth and Arch SITS. Phila.
| And are for sale by all druggists and dealers.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-27
CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-HOUsE.-The
speaker laid before the house message
from the president in regard to obtaining
certain concessions from the Sioux Indians.
Referred. Also a message from the pres
ident in regard to the extradition treaty
with Great Britain and, announcing that
since Great Britain had handed over
Brent, the forger, to this government, he
would regard the treaty as still in opera
ton bur hoped new treaty would be
entered into. Referred to the committee
oD foreign affairs
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-27
Concludes not to get up a rebellion

says the decision OF the supreme court
settles the election question in this state.
and he has advised the canvassing board
TO obey the orders of the court, Secretary
of State McLin notifies the other members
OF the board to meet in his office at IL O..
clock tomorrow to canvass according to
the courts mandate.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-27
Death Of David crawford

New York. Dec, % David Crawford,
one of the firm of Clark, Dodge & Co.. Of
No. 81 Wall street, died at his residence,
No. rs East Twenty sixth street,at l |. 80 A.
M yesterday, at the a. Of a years, He was
well knownin financial circles. Mr.. Craw-
ford was born in Putney. VT, on Dec 4,
1882. He was SOP of Bevet Brig. Gen.
Maj, aud Capt. David Crawford, one OF
the staff of Gen. Scott during the war OF
1872. Mr.. Crawford first entered business
in Boston. On account of ill-health he
left Boston and went south in 1857, and on
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-27
Rock Island Illinois, December

bis return, in 1858. entered the firm Of
Clark, Dodge Il Go. He has been di-
rector of the New York Central and Chi
cago, Rock Island and Pacific railroads,
and was one of the organizers and most
active directors of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railroad. He married daugh:
ter of Peter Townsend, of this city, and
leaves a wife aud five children. Mr.
Crawford had been complaining for some
time, but no great anxiety was felt about
his condition until week ago, when he
was taken seriously i'll with Erysipelas in
the head; from the effects of which he
died.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-27
witnesses in the oregon Case

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-At a meeting
of the senate committee or privileges and
elections to-day, Mr. Kernan presented a
request from Senator Kelly, of Oregon,
asking that J. N. s. Miller, and John
Parker, the persons who acted with Croniu
in the electoral college, and w. B. Taswell
and Henry Klippel, who were voted for
with Cronin be subpenaed to appear here
as witnesses in the Oregon case. They
were summoned as requested.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-27
The Hayes conspirators galkea Again

COLUMBIA, Dec. pa petition to the
supreme court to remove the quo soarrdnto
proceedings by Tilden electors against the
Hayes electors in South Carolina, was de-
cided to day. Justice Willard delivered
the opinion of the court, refusing motion
to remove the case to the U. S. circuit
court under the act of congress of 1875.
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THE coLoRED DEMOCRATS AROUSED
A. Convention called to Meet at the Federal
Capital
snecinI aesnntch to the World.

WASHINGTON, December 23.-The
Colored Democratic and Conservative
National Committee issued call to-day
for the selection of delegates from each of
the States to National Convention, to be
held in Washington, January s, to take
such action as becomes loyal citizens.
They promise active cooperation in seeing
to it that the lawfully elected president of
the people is duly and peacefully inaugu-
rated
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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81. The Signal Ser
vice observations taken at 10 o'clock this
forenoon indicate the following weather
probabilities for this afternoon and to-
night:
Indications for the northwest: Very
low but slowly rising temperature, winds
shifting to southeast and southwest, sta
tionary or slowly falling barometer, partly
cloudy weather and areas of snow in Mis-
souri, and Iowa.
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Greatly Afflicted.

Messrs. ]. o. Bosworth & Co Denver: Gentle.
men,-I take pleasure in recommending SAN
FORDS RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH to all
who afflicted with this disease / was greatly
afflicted with it fer lcng time, and cured il with
two bottles of the above CURE. About year af
terwards was again taken with Catarrh quite Sc
vereiy. and Immediately sent for another bottle
which fixed me all right giving relief from the
first dose. ] confident that this remedy will dc
all that is claimed for it, and more, too. Wishing
YOU s.ccess in its introduction, l am. very trul,
| yours, 4. w. SMITH,
Denver; Oct. 4th. 1873. of Smith & Doll.
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The Truth About a Campaign slander

From the regular correspondent Of the World.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-For weeks
during the campaign the charge was con-
stantly made by Republican speakers and
papers that the Democratic congress cut
down the appropriation of $50, 900
enabling the Pension Bareau to provide
manned soldiers with artificial limbs. The
truth of the matter was that the house
removed this item from the pension ap-
preparation and relegated an expenditure
of precisely the same amount to the
surgeon general with legislation giving
limbless soldiers who were unable to use
artificial limbs communication Of the value
of one in money. Under this law claims
to the amount of $2l 3, 900 have been Med,
and appropriation therefor will shortly be
made. In other words, instead of re-
duciug the sum set apart to relieve the
wants Of mailDed veterans the house ap-
propriated $4,000. the usual and norma
sum. and took action which results in the
appropriation Of $4,000 more.
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Magazine Binding.

Now is the time to collect your maga-
ziues for the year. while yet in good or
der, and have them made into hand
some volume, handy for winter reading.
The ARGUS BINDERY has excellent
facilities for this kind of work, and for nea'
and ssrviceabIe binding has no superior
Prices to suit the times. If.
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gorelv Afflicted.

j. o. Bosworth & Co, Denver Col: Gentlemen,
Prompted by a fellow-feeling for those afflicted
with Catarrh, wish to add my testimony in behs'f
f SANFORD'S RADICAL IlsE FOR CA
TARRH. l have heen sorely afflicted with this
fearful disease for four years. and ha' tried every
known remedy without avail, until bought a bot
tie OF the above CURE from you. which gave me
almost instant relief. 1t being a constitutional al
well local remedy. believe It to be all that il
claimed for it, a Radical Cure for Catarrah.
Vegy truly yours, WM. AMETIVE,
| Denver, Sept. IS, 1875. With Jensen Bless & C(
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Honors to Gov. Grover

SAN Francisco. Dec, 26.-Gov. Grover,
of Oregon, left for Washington this after
noon. A delegation escorted him to the
terry boat, and salute was fred in his
honor.