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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-07

ed Brequet Hair Springs Full Ruby Jewelled, ano
combine all modern improvements IN Watch
making.
These Watches were awarded the Grand Prize h.
the Paris Exposition Of 1867. for the best perform
ancc and greatest accuracy In adjustment; and he
further guarantee that they equal to the best we
annex names OF some of the most respectable zeal
in the trade VINO have Tested them Tor years ahC
will vouch for the accuracy of our statements
Benedict Bros. N. Y, W. f. Weeks, Bangor
e. Mark, Troy, Ny, Me
J.A.Smita, Saratoga @i sp's H. W strang, Elmira, n
f. b. Booth & Son. Roch- Haskins & Isbell, osw'
ester, n y. 90, N. y.
II. Botchkiss, Buffalo, n. Hyde ~ Bettys, Auburn
Y. NY.
B. K Chase & Co.. Rut J. a. Clark, Batavia, NJ
j. If. Grant, Troy, Pa. Fl. Cowen & Co., Cleve
G. W. Luce, Xeuia, ohio. land, ..
A Lowell, Portland, Me o. H. Ford, New Howell
ohio. ncboils & Isentha To
A. L. Burbank, worces Iedo. Ohio.
ter, Mass. Geo. Embry, Morrow, {
w s. Taylor, Utica, New G. Bills, Canandagua, \
York Y. lie Grys d WORT
Evans s. Manning, Bing- Cambridge n. y:
hamton N. y d. Buell. Il Co, Har
Dunlap 81 Baker, Man ford. CT.
chester, n. IL. C. Wyman, St. Alban
= NY. W. Kirk, W winstec
AshtabrIa, o. John b Morriss. CT : eli
Weld Bros, Lockport, n. natl "
Y. John W. Tyler, Scranton
Baillette & Weld Water Pa.
loo, Iowa l. IL. Grant, Troy, N !
Carpenter 81 Bro, Bnr- N. p. Kilburn, Corr!
lington, Iowa. Pa.
Ferguson Clapp, Indianapolis, Ind.
And q large number OF others throughout tn
United States. For further particulars ask you
matchmaker to see them, or address
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Wholesale Agents in the United States, Salesroou
Maiden Lane New f"tk.
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THOMAS YATES.

rs PREPARED To Do PLUMBING IN ALL IT'S
' branches, also. Gas and Steam Fitting.
Call and have estimates made before ordering your
work done by ether parties
THOMAS IA1 nd. Leyee. Rock Island
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New RULING MACHINE at THE ARGUS
BINDERY. Paper ruled in any style or
any colored lines. Leave orders at THE
ARGUS COUNTING Rooms, opposite the
POST office. IF
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-04

BOOTS AND SHOES.
STEPHEN BON, IGth street
EAGLE SHOE STORE. ferguson
street.
NJ. HosEN iARDEN, Sir'ernrI
sflfff.
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Hope Encan sment, No. ., l.. o. o. r., meet
every cd and 4th Wednesday OF each month a
Odd Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. /, I. o. y. r., meets ever,
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
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LEATHER & FINDINGS.
olfPIif-N BON, l6fh street.
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GIIi2yEANE j.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEYS.
ID. MCLAUGHLIN. ferguson sfrrsf
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BLACKSMITHING.&C.
III. HAAS, Wonies street
J. NEALON, T.omes ytr.rf
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BANKS

BANKS.
FIRSl NATIONAL I'm, rec
5TLBElhS, MlLBOR 4 20,
Feygt on street
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M

Wyoming Commandcry No. /. Regular con
clavc first Friday in each month.
Wyoming Chapter, No. l. II. A. Nj. meets
Hall, on the first and third Tuesday evenings in
each month. at = o CLOCK p. IN.
Cheyenne sodgc, No. 10, meets first and third
Saturday nights in each month. at Masonic Hall
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GENERAL


beissais "a SongreaA,
Forty 7Iird teagrSs-ilea. ~. u. s,sel.
Territorial omeer--
GoseraOr-Jno. NJ. 1hayer.
Seegt{ary-G ". F1ench.
thi,J JsStiee q supreme Coasf-J. ". Firhef
-Ass3cidie JasioeS-Jos. n s.srvS, r. A.. Iln.na,
Urss-. SsdfeS C0Aecfof-E L. Snow.
Ssrrtyor Geheras- Silas Reed.
Eseettss 4 fNete 4onsys-o. w. Corey.
Rsgister U. 5. Land O1ce-S. a. Hins.a.
Tsryff0rtaf Treasaztr-S. W. Dswhey.
Tsfysierfai AnGaeK-J Il nRyiofd.
co1anissioner Of Psnieaaary} charie. Hutton.
N. II. Post.
Territorial Librarian John ~Slaugh .er.
Co1aRaissS0E6F Of Intaeigrafioa-J X. Jens.y.
SuIerfHssAaeat of Iasfrueasa-Joln Slaughter,
District AHOrAs y-E. r. johnson
UHt,ea States C0HnHatssiohef-J. w. Brunsr-
CLERK Of lf J~dfeiai IaSffScf-J. W, Bruper.
HdrSadl-Gilberi Adams.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18
A cANassDATE ATEAsT.

By virtue ola meeting held ut Bowling's
Mill on the 9Th inst ~ Josiah Turner is
ont as u candidate for the Senate against
Major Grahani1 In the letter OF Mr.. Tur-
ner 70 Mr., Bowling we beg pardon--in
the letter froni Mr.. Bowling % Mr. Tur-
ner, informing him ofhis nomination.,
we find this expression: .'rhe men COIN
posing the meeting, not one Of them be.
lniiged.to the Republican party. They
are true party men who are determined
TO stand by the resolutions passed ~ the
County Convention which nominated
Maj. john w. Graham for the Senate.n
We have been furnished with tile fol-
lowing list OF those who composed the
meeting. 1t Is on the authority Of the
Secretary MIR. r. j. Tilley.
They are, William bowling, john Bow
ling, The Miller, Cad Colhral, who lives
On Bowling's land; Mr.. Williford
who works in Bowling's sliop Feeling
Garrard, Republican; Dick Crablree,
who has no objection to Major Graham;
VIII Kearsy, a negro; Green Mack, ditto;
John Cannady. color and politics not
stated. Mr.. William Bowling signed his
own name, and the Secretary signed for
the rest, Us they could not write.
The Secrerary says MIR. Bowling did not
write the letter 70 Mr.. Turuer, and adds
that there was no expectation the pro-
ceedings would be published. 'fhe Secs
reiary had no sympathy with Mr.. Turner
and only ofllciated ~ matter Of accpm-
nodalioti 70 his less experienced ileigh-
b0rs.
And this Is the meeting that gives an.
thority poyerride the decision of the
pvople of the whole county solenlnly
made and ratified in May last
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18

when i reinark was made that he hoped
that WAS not atlributableto u design, MAS
generous enough % say thatit was oldy
oneI Of those Incidental annoyances
possible al every meeting and for which
lone but tihe indiyidtaal was responsible.
Another source Of annoyance to Judge
Settle Was the persistent Haunting Of u
banner between him and lie audience,
against the Iemolstrances ol surrounding
Democrats and the appealsofF. N. Stud.
wick ESQ. II was finally removed. ais
Most by fprce. Another, was fiom a
cowardly youth, buried instl,e crowd be-
hind Judge Settle, who, al almost every
nlteailce was Interrupted hy heepitIlet
add lie" The Mayor Thomas Webb
Esq upon learning the annoyance nla,le
every effort 10 have him arrested, but IN
the crowd, he escaped, aud Is unknown.
In the earlier part of the discussion the
whole asseniblagc WAS near being thrown
into cominotion bya disturbance on the
outskirts of the crowd. No one knew
NAt6t ~ was ~ HitSHt w all inuiNtuuah
fight; IL might he lie beginning Of p,li-
Teal riot. Nearly every olesprung Ia foot.
apprehension was on every couiitei,ance.
But Vance with his inimitable self pos
sesrior controlled the mass, c..lnied their
fears, brought thento order, and then il
was found tliatit was simple tight be-
tween twonegroes, We speak u this else.
where.
AT 1 o'clock Judge Settle concluded his
.sur-rejoinder, ami the aaseinblage dis
pursed. Aud in speakingofthe crowd il
i well 70 say here that every part of the
county was represented. Flat River sent
upa very large delegation. Chapel Hill,
Cedar Grove, Little River, Oaks, Mebanes-
vile and other places did tho same, and
there We're many persons here from Ala
mailce, s,asweil arid Person.
Gov. Vance and his competitor ief, OH
special train about night-faIl for Graham
where lhey spoke on Friday. No one
after witnessing tile demonstration here,
aud knowing that il is but tile repelitioil
Of The like elsewhere can doubt who is 10
be our next Governor.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18
NEW YORK Oe.. I2th 1876.

JOHN y, CAMERON ESQ
Dear Sir: have been watching will
considerable anxiety the effect Of the news
fronl the recent elections would have upon
both Parties. and am happy 10 say that
while the Demoeratsare cheerful and full
of hope as to the rrrnIt in NV. the Re-
pnblicam ore depressed. and very uneasy.
Al their Ilcai-Q Quarters the Fifth Avenue
lloteD last night you could see BY their
ipng faces that theF considered their chance,
sery doubtful in Nov. and mahy Of them
expressed thenselsssto that effect; while
at the Everett House the De:n"cratic. Head
Quarters you heheld ono = broad grin
which seemed 10 have taken possession ot
The entire crowd anil al seemed certain
that Mr.. Samuel J Tilden would LEAD
US 20 Victory on Iha 7th Of November.
Trusting that old Orange will give !
rousing msjurity for the Democracy.
am Yours Very Truly X.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18
: vespEHgr. ruceEss. -

- r
Il IA reported that BaciIEE's GERMAN
SyRur has, siucs We introduction III he
United sssass~. reached ths inamcn-e -alc
of 10000 aoEes ler year. o.yero,vW Drug.
glsir have ordered this medicine direct
froru. ll,e Factory, a, wvodbury, n. j;
aud MOI ont has rrported n single failure,
buCevey kNer speaks Of iis a,tonislic,l
"~~ip curing severe Coughs. Colds
ser, n en llls Breast. Consumption, or any
disease ills frhNalt and I.iings. Wead-
wise any petsph thath has any pfedisposi-
lion 10 weak Ln,es. u soso their Drug
gisN rr q. fimtcraud yet this medicine,
or i,rIuileHI,Dui W. hegular slz., IS eenlsi
Simple iiHtlc. 10 cents Two d"scs will
relieve any lcasr. Don't neglect your
cough.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18
.rIasf Is wan. rlnsr u rEacE..

And first in the hearts Of the thousands
who were once the victims of disorlere,l
liver and iisaitendant maladiyS. Such rs
Constipation, bilious FeverS, colic, Dys-
pelria. Sick Hea,lache. Ghills, Rheuma
iisni, Gout, Jaudice, Restlessness, Loss oi
Appetite nnd General Debility. 'Firyt
TuI-T's PILLS and then health and hap
pincs$,' II their motto. This Is the result
Of American progress la science. Dis.
eases that were once treated BY emetics.
blislers. lancets. starvation and poisonous
minerals. nre now cared hy these safe and
gentle pills. whirl, impart strength 10 the
body. while they will remove all un.
healthy scllcilons
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18

Two enthsi~iasiIc Republicans IL The
ccuhgfy, ,leletnlIaed 10 40 tie l,nnon for
Judge settIewlIch HilIsboro was likely
Go fallie performing, hired each mule TO
go 0ut aud escor him 10 tuwn on wcd>
pesday last. The arfnDgements were ali
inadr, when on going % tile stable IN the
parilhig u saddIt up botl, the mules
were dead; and 80 ScliIe lnst bis rscOrt
aud cans III saliury and alone.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18
a ArIxhs. In,.m,da,,on of-yo,ers.

during .he speaking on Thefsday fight
took plscc beiweeu Eeimand Whitted. Of
this plsce anj Alrck Hsrnion ol Durham.
both colorcd. II grew out " violent abuse
BY whilied. raj. u llerndpn dem. 90 ac-
count oftbe poiitics ofthe latter accompaui.
c. with cursings aud threats. Both were
arrested and taken before the Mayor. Thop,.
ss Webb Rsq ~ho dned them both S.. land
bound Whilsed over "a The Superior Cour;
on charge cf iutimiiAtion. This prompt
aciioa u the Mayor secured order for tie
rest u the day,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18

AL! Elicit u 60. Rich mond offer q
mos. complete aud magnificent siosk Of dry
goods Of oil kinds. This is the largest
h,nise n thc Kind South Of Balsrhore, hi
IA equa,led there. and merchants Of North
Carolina can DO 10 better than BY dealing
with this ffni. @ y.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18

We aoknosledgs aa Invitation 10 the
above. Cumberland always dues ',h@e
thing. we'll and ys promise pursslsssuush
pleasure "a accepting the invitation.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18

Sec the nev AZ Of Levy Bro. Richmond.
For all sorts Of household and winter sup
plies of wear there il noiplace superior to
this III both quality and prices,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18

Ti,ers xas 4. girl Ia our .Ownand she was
wopdroaS lrsna. she rap, . heavy sewing
tiaehhie from Which the trouble came. but
when she saw how lame she was with all
her might aud main. she bougli new
: DomU,is' end was soon all right sgaih.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18

We have only room 70 say that the Dem
ocratic ticketn ii, Injiania il elected BY up
wards ~ f5OOomajority !; IL West yirginia
hyadnajrity of II 0Oo. The Republicans
claim Ohio by G0oO.
This ensures 'filden's election in Novem-
Der beyond doubt.
But work to the last hour.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18

sir. JOS. REESE. an old s,Agsr, drove tho
four4in-hani which vent out 70 Caldwell
10 bring in GOV. Vance; and be did /,
we'll. The team lad mover worked together
before. but under his management, they
moved OF Ike old travellers.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18

Two daughters Of john ,loriuck Of this
vicinity died last week of typhoid fever.
We hear Of several cases of the kind il the
country. n
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18

Mr. FOSTER. the correspondent Of tse
Nss York Herald attended the discussion
bore between Vance aud Settle aud no
doubt will furnish an interesting account.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18

Tho merchants u lIhll~bOro viii marx
last Thursday with white stone. They
wer0 Oyerraa with business fronl morning
ill night. a
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18

We arc compelled 10 omit. and probably
alloge,hss. thepr"misc,i report u tbs dis,
cussiun between Capt Davis aud Ike Young
our eyIs.nns beiHg otherwise 6lled.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18

Wo are glad y iaara that Mr.. JAS.
Msris is slowly recovering sfter very
critical lllusss aud hazardous operation.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18

tlil Bu, one 6gt.here On Thursday 10 a
crowd Of four thousand people. aud the
bar rooms all opsu too. This speaks
volumes for the orderly deposition Of our
people.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18

Fifty Duzpil fini~llel New York MILE
Shirts with lllcst Linen Busnnis, for. 81
apioce at Parks Bazaar.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18

Don'tfOrge. TO e. to..Mr O. 0. Taylor.
the Registrar Of til township and GEcIs-
TER. Register everywhere.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18

A heavy frost. and plenty of ice--the
first ofthe season, T-pp Monday morning.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18

Heavy irosis las, week aud The brilliant
changes Of eOlpring in the forcs. f0lipgc
show lhs elects Of winter tonch.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18

\ See fourth page both for Ads and in
teresting reading matter.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18

Don't tho people see through II?
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-10-18

List TUESDAYS S ELECTIONS,
yIcToRy.v VICTORY vlcToRyl
Iadioe,d a3M West Vhyinia al right.
Ohio slightly Repubticm.
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HOSTILE SIOUX

STARTING OF GENERAL CROOKS EXPEDITION
REPORTED FIGHT-MoRE TROOPS REQUIRED
CHEYENNE, Wy. T., May 10, 1879
The last two companies OF the Second Cavalry for
Crooks expedition le Fort Russell O'Clock this
morning Thoy will the at Laramie, march,
ing up the north sdc TO Fettcrmnn, 10 DO Joined by
troops which leave the railroad at Medicine Bow tho
whole forcc reaching Fetterman about Wednesday
morning when Colonel Royal. OF the Third Cavalry,
will takc command, undor Crook Of tho entire forcc.
AT the first haltng place last night vc descrtons
Cured, the taking their horses and equipments
with them.
INDIANS RHPrLsEp.
There arrived from the Black Hills to-day Alderman
Neaon J. D. May, OF this city. They report meet
ing Raymond's outfit on Indian Creek where they
were then engaged In hot hight with Indiana Tho
Indians succeeded in capturing thirty-nvo head Of
stock, when they wcrc driven or Thoy also met
about 400 men, with eighty wagons, northward bound
as Hot Greek, where Captain Eagan's command had
also halted Leaving Hot Greek, they rode into Fort
Laramie unmolested.
rHR GOLD HARVEST
Tho gentlemen reliable authority, and state that
at whItewood and Deadwood Creek the claims are
being successfully worked yielding $40 to $50 tho
man, but beyond this district tho hostility and Oft
repeated attacks Of Indians on the prospectors has
almost parayzcd the efforts OF tho miners
MORE TROOPS WANTED
Governor Thaycr departed eastward to-day TO secure,
II possible, additional troops to protect this frontier
during the absence OF the garrison forces in the Big
Horn country or, falling In this. Mt least to procure
arms and ammunition for militia organization
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TIE MEANS OF OFFENCE AGAINST 'FoRrIaN
ENEMrEs"-Dro GUNS IN HAvANA-EsrATEs
BURNED BY THE RRBELs.
HAVANA, via Key West, May 10, 1870
Tho Diario, in leading article to-day giving tho
number and describing tho pieces Of available
as means Of defence Of the city against forcgn enc
MOS" says among other thngs:-'we have eight
Krupp guns tho armory, which, although of use
against incendiarlcs would DO OF great advantage in
preventing the Decentralization Of foreign enomies and
prevent coup de main. Although tho Inter is not
probable, tho prepared wo arc for emergencies
the moro VIC guarded against possibilities Of this
nature"
VALUABLE ESTATES BURNED THE rysURGESTA
Tho insurgents in tho jurisdiction Of Colon have
lately burned tho estates In Aizpurua belonging to
schor secadas Of Cardcnas and In Escoria belonging
10 Scrapio Hernandez.
HORSES TAKEN
At Rouquo they took all tho horses they could nnd
A NEW SECRETARY.
Fidal Guerra has been named Secretary OF tho In
tcndencia- He is notorious from having been Secro
tary Of tho Junta Dcuda
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Shortly to state that Turkey viii reject tho Berlin pro-
posals"
KNoLAsp WILL NOT ASSENT The BKRIlN MEMORANDUM.
The British government has notified the Reuter- Ie'e-
gram Company that IL has refused It's adhesion 10 tho
propositions resulting from the Berlin Conference
AUSTRIA PREPARING FOR TROUBLE N rns EAST
The Berlin despatch to tho Times says notwtstnnd-
ing tho pacific result OF the Berlin Conference the
Austrian government prepares for contingencies
Among us latest measures is arrangement for
trains for wounded and sick soldiers the various
railways This seems to justify the conclusion that Il
no settlement is effected the basis Of the Berlin
programme Austria rather than allow scrva and Mon
tencgro 70 continue TO stir up war indefinitely. will
either Interfere herself enable Turkey 10 nterp osc
REPORT NAssAcas OF CHRISTIANS N BOSNIA.
special despatch from Paris to The Daily Telegraph
says report has been received there that the Mussul
man inhabitants OF Pcdor in Bosnia under tho pretext
that number Of Christians about 10 quit the
town attacked the Christian quarter and massacrcd
100 persons. Including women and children
The Turkish troops afserward occupied tho place and
made numerous arrests
sALoSicA oUrRAGB fNDKMxITiEs
Tho Times Paris despatch says II is expected that
the widows Of tho murdered consuls win each receive
$4,000 indemnity.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
CrYICB or TIE CHIEP SIGNAL OvYrcrR,
wAsnnxGrox, May 2on} A. NJ. }

WAR DEPARTMENT.
CYyIcE TIE CHIEP SIGNAL OvyrcrR
WASHINGTON May COL A. NJ
I'robdbiHfica
For tho South Atlantic States. stationary or rising
barometer, southeast southwest winds, continued
warm, partly cloudy weather. and In North Carolina
occasional light rains
For the upper lake region and Upper Mississippi VAL
ley falling, followed by rising barometer, fresh and
brisk southcriy winds, vccring TO westerly warmer
partly cloudy weather and areas except lower
temperature In the latter.
For tho Missouri vallerising, followed by stationary
barometer westerly winds, possibly again shifting to
southcrly and slightly cooler. partly cloudy weather
For the lower lake region falling barometer, eascry
winds vocring TO southcriy, warmer partly cloudy
weather, and rain areas.
For the Middle States, rising followed by falling
barometer. southeast to southwest winds, generally
warmer partly cloudy weather and local rain especially
In the western portion.
For New England. rising followed BY stationary bar
omecr northcriy Winds vccrng tccoolcr castcriy and
partly cloudy weather
Tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Ohio rivers con-
tinuc rising
cautionary signals continue Duluth Marquette and
Escanaba
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ENGLAND.

PREurEn DIsHAELr ILL--THE HOUSE OF CON-
MONS NOT IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rAII-
uaE-corroS AND GRAIN MARKErs--suprLY
AND DEMAND DURING rHR WEEK.
ioypox. May ~, 1875
Mr. DisrncH is--four r. N.--sunoring from a severe
cold and cannot attend either tho banquet cuildna!
or 60 down TO the session OF the House OF Commons.
should . session DO held
FAILURE
Tie firm OF y. 4 A. Fachiri, large Greek cotton
house, doing business In Liverpool, has suspended
Their hapiiitics are at present unknown.
silver TO day Is Hat at SO, "a. 52Id.
rHg oPAS rRApx-surrLr AID pkxASp
the grain trade Is hrmcr, and prices have slightly
,mproved The continuance Of dry weather retards
the crop. and the direction Of tho wind prevents
rivals on tho coast Yesterday the leading exchanges
zero scanslly sspped With English wheat which
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-20

ANTICIPATION OF THE FINANCIAL cnIsIs-THE
INFLUENCING CAUSES.
From tho London Standard tcity articlel May 9.l
We havc received files of Bucnos Ayrcs papers TO tho
9th Of April Ono OF the chief topics OF discussion Is
tho financial position. On this point the Buenos
Ayres Standard uses languages moro aarmist evon
than that which wo quoted last week. In its number
Of tho 9th nit quotes tho corresponding prices Of
exchange, cedulas and national bonds April 1875,
and April 8. 1876, and makcs out exchange TO DO six
cent owor national bonds twenty three; cedulns,
sixteen, aid roads and bridges, twenty-five. Every
thing In fact has fallen, II says save taxes "All
hopo Of relief by project scheme Is abandoned;
the conviction settled that things must 60 down. down.
down 70 the very bottom before thcro be any
Everything unsoun1. whether II BIO business.
trade, bank, mortgage newspaper, must give way.
Any concern that requires artificial aid or bolsterng
up Ia doomed; six months moro OF such times us the
present and HE jdcrf the door, Exchange AT ASH
day means mischief; every ono who understands
this market knows IT, and, unless the authors OF tho
projects succeed In putting the exchange up SD,
effective help given TO the market
As TO fixing the price Of cedulas beyond the holders
proc is, but every one Is interested In exchange.
vicwcd in any light the week IL than the last,
tho crisis n,cnsincs and the winter opens oml
nously." Some OF these expressions are slightly hys-
tcrical but tho figures speak for themselves
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SMITH, THE DETROIT MURDERER, TO DE
SURRENDERED By THE CANADIAN AUrHoRI-
THIS.
TORONTO, May 10, 1870.
Tho cass Of Nnraino Smith, held by the Windsor
authorities for cxtrnditIon for the murder Of McKecn
in Detroit argued before tho Judge Of tho Court Of
Queens Bench Il having been sent thorc by Justice
Gait OF the Practice Court who heard counsel yesfcr-
day Mr. Glass, counsel for tho prisoner, objected to
the cxtradhon the grounds that the warrant OF COM
mitmcut was defective under tho statute and treaty
and that thcro was not enough evidence show tho
crime was murder. The Conrt held tho warrant OF
commitment substantially correct and proper under the
statute ruling that tho omission Of unmportant techn
entities form OF the warrant not fatal had
been commended He held also that there was enough
evidence establish prinsd tncic Of murder.
Tho prisoner will therefore. DO extraditcd