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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-03
NEWHALL HOUSE
THE BRUNSWICK

Boylston, cor Clareudo St.,.............B BOSTON
This new an7 commodious structure is now COM
pleted and ready for the reception of travellers and
the public. The house is fire proof, and conta rs
every modern imprOv ment including passenger
and baggage elevator. 1t is elegantly furnished is
located IN most desh able part of the city near
the Common, Public Garden and Railroad Depots.
Besides rooms for transient guests, it contains
many rooms en- suite for families who desire to To-
cate permanently. No pains money will be
spared to make the Brunswick take rank with best
hotels in the country.
Public patronage is respectfully solicited.
}. W. WOLCOTT,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-03

KENWoITL.y & BEARDSLEY
AW AND ABSTRACT OFFICE. ROOMS n
- - ~ - 1O-23d&wtf
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-03
.S1OS.552,2OO
WATCH BUYERS ATTENTION

Y directs the atter
the purchase oi
Watches TO the su
periority of the
Nickel Movement
Watches, made by
the Messrs. PoBEL
& CoTRyoIsTER, Of
Switzerland Gents
and Ladies' sizes
in Stem and Key
Winders.
Those Watches
have Equilibrium
Escapem'ts. Chro
nometer balance,
Ruby Pallet, tenn
pered and har3s-.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-03

ed Brequet Hair Springs Full Ruby Jewelled, ana
combine all modern improvements IN Watch
making.
These Watches were awarded the Grand Prize
the Paris Exposition OF 1867. for the best perform
ance and greatest accuracy in adjustment; ana az
further guarantee that they are equal to the besNe
annex names OF some of the most respectable deal
ers the trade VINO have tested them for years and
will vouch for the accuracy of our statements
Benedict Bros. NY, w f. Weeks, Bangor,
L. Marks, Troy, NY, Me.
j. A: smith, Saratoga Sp's Ii. ". Strang, EImlfa' y
E. B. Booth & Son Roch. Haskins & Isben, osw.
ester, n. Y. go, n. I.
II. Botchkiss, Buffalo, n. Hyde & Bettys, Auburn
Y. \. y.
B. K Chase & Co., Rut j. 4: Clark, Batavia, N
j. H. Grant. Troy. Pa. II. Cowell & Co., Cleve
G. W Luce Xepia ohio land, o.
A. Lowell Portland, Me. o. Ii. Ford, New HGVeh'
ohio. gieholIs & Isentha To-
A. L. Burbank, Worces ledo. Ohio.
ter Mass. Geo. Embry, Morrow, .
W : TAYLOR Utica New G. Bills, Cenandaigua, n
York Y. lie Grys q Worth
Evans 4 Manning. Bing- Cambridge, n.
hamton, N. Y, D. 3. Buell. " Co, Har1
Dun ehestSr n 4. man C. Wynsn, ST. Alban
+ NY DiskinS0n' Dun'i0' W. Kirk, W winsteo
George W. Dickinson, CT;
AshtabGla o. John y. Morriss' Vi CHI
Weld Bros. Lockport, N hdIl, y. e-or.
BaiIette & Weld, Water Pa.
loo, Iowa. l. H. GTent, Troy, y. l.
Carpenter & Bro, Bnr-N p. Kilburn, Cory
lington, Iowa. Pa
Ferguson 4 Clapp, indianapolis, IND. a..
And a large number OF Others throughout the
United States. For further particulars, ask your
QUINCHE KRUGLER,
Wholesale Agents in the United States, Saesroon
Is Maiden Lane, New York.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-03
SOUTHERN HOTEL!
Fronting on 4th, 9Th, and WalnutSts,,
YA,y-,I, ~ a ,..4a so

The Southern Hotel is first class in all its appoint
| ments. It's tables are at all times supplied in the
greatest abundance with all the delicacies the may
kcts afford. Its clerks and employees all poll
and attentive TO the wants of the guests al tn,
Hotel.
| &There is an improved elevator leading from the
first floor TO the upper one.
Railroad and Steamboat Ticket Office, New
Stand and Western Union Telegraph Office in Roi
uuda of the Hotel.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-03
CHAS. FIEBIG,

IS PREPARED To DO ALL KINDS OF LOG
| Work; also to repair Sewing Machines
All kinds of Safe FyoEk u Speciality.
shop on Market Square, west side, south OF tn
ALI
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-03
q. II. KELLER. NJ. u

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Residence cor
Orleans and Ohio streets, next door to hRhler
Drug Store. Office over Benser q Ihohas " rus
TORI Market Square office hours 10 TO Il a. NJ, to
" ~ 7-I4d&w1y
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McELHERNE g. O'MARA,
CHARLES W. O'NEIL,

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELoRS AT Law
n and Solicitors in Chancery Ofhce opposite
Rock Island House, Rock Island, Ill. S-3Odwly
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-03
MEDICAL.

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EEEEEU ets-, latest discoveries In the
OOu0 In science of reproduction; how to
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only true Marriage Guide in the world. Price so cents
by Mail. The author may be consulted personally o. by
mail of the subjects mentioned in his work Address
Dr.. A. @. oLIN, Isl Washington st., Chicago, IL
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-03

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW and
n Notary Public. Office over First Natlona
Bank, Rock Island. 5-l3dW6m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-03
NJ. STURGEON. LISlAN A0A
STURGEON g. ADAMS,

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNSEIoRS AT Law
n Office in Mitchell & Lynde's block, Rock lsiar
Ill. Have complete set Of Books # Abstracts
Title of Lands III Rock Island County.
, 1876-09-10
A SAD FAILURE.
RhfI, n1rilR At TURyHR.uAf.L.

rho,,n,, ~. ,rho,, III y h,I no.n ,,,o,,,,oa
With announcements that the great German
Dcmoc1attc orator, Mt. Emil Rothc, Of Csnrln-
uau, would answer last evening tho spccch mudo
bv f,arl Sc,,,,rz ~ Mrror,ntrT Musin Uall two
~ e~'' 'en~ .,.1" >. ~ "se 49, .s, w"
DAYS ago. anu though bfaas naau wa blowing
"a hard ~ lungs would allow from O'Clock q.
III, to half-pu4t o'clock ,yet North Side Turner
11n,l W.. mt mo,, thnn ha,f fu,l 1a.t ev.n,no
iaeJ S"S t!'@' snu "ee'uo' no tae e""1e ~ l"n!
aud that the 1all would haVc been crowded II
t1lb weather clerk had not shown himself to bH
u rood Jeuubtcap by letting the rain como
down !" torrents Just ut the Tina "heu the
, 1876-09-10
DEATHS. .


Monnls-=.o' whoop'ng cough ct s:,6 !; n,
asRnshssr asRsh T of I, Il md il. K Mossis. AA' '''''a
rsp shs q ssip aps u ~sa s'a q: r sx e s hs g sh i
Of tlio enemy.
LEoNAnD-sept. 0, at No. II Hops street,
Nsspaa NJ as'lI lIeaaty sS'i! pes ssss T. 'ssa native 'f
Notice OF funeral hcsealter.
MoI.lllEoN-on the 9th Inst, Mary Carson,
wills OF Ezekiel Morrison. Of Lal'o'lo, Ind, aged
GnE1o1E7on sept: ?. Ioni,,sA daughter Of
funeral from, 1esldence. 1911 state'at., on Mon.
dny, hepI II, at p.Iu.
S.: !. Ii e I o.y s"s s:!ss sst pss,sl pxs
GSwf sssG T. ats p ;4a yfitsa s. s. tsn si:'
+
paposa please copy.
s1th st,sot :nd Sis c.isms ssoaas. sspt !, ESsoad
llo.pltsi' g. e1sl ess: 10 s, csir.Ty. ' '''''
M1LLEA-on Sept Z. a tbs residence nt her
a.ssss, q 5sss .aa a'1s .asas a %
Hslaain. tsEsa to Batavia, ILL.,, for intarment
M!.. M.reafet Loaas. IL ths cid ysst Il l'eF sge.
FaneraIhy earn % Calvary, aspt, II. ffiontb
Of The f.mi!y !nytted to attend.
tH~ht. Louis papers please copy. ..--.--
lOllNsoN-sept D., at tue rea!denca Of ". ii.
IIeug|.ar, 4at Uak stseet, Mrs. Catherine john
II Funsts! I Il Il b. p. u. Sunday to a.scelaua.
hns sewers ,llne,s c4thefins beloved daughter Of
1.uronco. md ltosanna Lonorgaa. aged q years.
ssnat' W. ss ;4 nSs sS . a
rhe seaaina win be teken TO st. ysmt.' Church,
.n4 .,taca " sars T. s.{;a G{;Gs;sry Cemetery. All
, 1876-09-10
CORRECTION.

10 he E<!er u Th& TribHns.
CHICAGO. Sept. 6.-ta your very able article
on railroads md North-stde improvements
which appeared III Thursdays Issue, you inal-
vartantly conveyed tho l'lea that intended run,
ming the Metropolitan llotel myself, which Is
not the eass. Thanking you fur tho klua no,lec
which you lnatlo Of my new enterprise, desire
tu say That ! have lnate up my mind to quit
III aaothor pa,s Of The 1a1uusa tint that hotel
Ii for rcnt. NJ. O'HykNA.
No, "a North Wells street,
, 1876-09-10

~ tha Edt.er af TAs Tribune.
CHICAGO, Sept. l0.-kaowlug that Tlta TRin.
uNs Is All earneas a.!vora.a Of honesty In polh-
tcal uGllces, uesisu 10 cal tue attention 0t your
readers 10 tho tact tlas Nal. William E. Waite,
gontlunun Of trust aud honor, Is u c1udldase
for ths otlluo ot lleeorlcr ot pccls.
1t las already been statsd through tho col.
u.As ot Tun TRlIuNA that tbs Afa|0r tloservus
this honor aud estecln Vt the public; that IL
Hayensia st0rtkeepcr he has proved so 4nlshful
tllnt his natnu should be written In letters Of
goll." In thu nslht Vt atl the corruption Of
tito Wh!sky'lsing hs was strictly l.oarst, Vi.
though offered a largo brtbo to cid IN dutruud-
Ing the Government, ami, BECAUSE he fea1aessly
exposed this nttetApt ut bribery, lilo whisky
puwess droYs hin trod, bis pnaitio'l, Fur nearly
two years, lnstoaa Ut a'aaastllg fortune BY dis
honesty, he was uno,npttoyrd; ~ consequences Of
homestead BY foreclosure, I'!sls fact becoming
known to ths lamentcl Wrbdtur, lr wtoto tllo
Major q letter Of ce1an.endation, au,l roIallua
Aim to he position.
to Ills country's call for volunteers. and helped
rulsr two Ut te tlrst c..lnpanles tint won't trun
olir vity Eu served braycly and well thrungl-
out the Way sa W. fSnutsa as t"r nsFor'oas
pleasure IN Cra!sing. tho Maior's arlny record,
mud testify that ha always had ths appfolatiant
lore. an1 respect u his usen aad superior
officers.
clcrk tos A!r. t. +. Rounds, und alr. kunnla
xasctta that iH!pltt trust ran bu placed III l!ttl,
lu social circles, ~ vltlxsn aud gentleman,
hu hu!ds high IusttIon and tile good-wlll Ut
Ill WIN kaow htni, and II tho ,psesl.iily officer
serving of all shn praise given l.ila, AID eau ap,
ply u similar ussertuu u him ~ tlMt given to
ttraal1n1 y 1LssAlnrtnl: !nFirst IN war. arst III
, 1876-09-10

ing, for sooner or later the people wo!lh hasn
70 pay for the o expense; ,,tc;v lie manu- nsa no not
merely 10 acqnant tllcn with the state OF Al.
fairs as rIcwcs by the nthcr sf'1c- lie WA not
there to mako personal attack on Hehlir7. MI
to answer s!ls argument calmly What was sa,u
meet Carl schurz In joint discussion was . le-
llberatc talschood. No one made proposition
to him to meet Ssll,trz. There. was too 1nurh
os stake IN ts 70 s,pf ho iass W
supported nnycs, divided Ills argument mf9
Two parts, Ftnauee nnt' Reform, and he agFecd
with achurz that tllese were vltal tfsl1rs o. tne
make ueop'c believe TINT tho election Of 1ilden
rnu1A insure tho payment OF the ConfettSfate
debt, Of that Ito cotry was L., danger. ihesc rs
were ali buEhears. THO Constitution O. .he
money. Besides, thu Democratic party had
pledged Itself In The st. Louis. platform, not to
30 back on the results 81 ti'a War. y was Pre-. :
ty and naks PSSo3S1 Sar1
that many pcoClc could be led nstray With such
issue. He had no time to 60 rlauorately N The
financial question, ~ the reform question was
the main Issue. It was iaise taat tho Hsnno- nn
cratic party for imitation. There were SOFT
monuy men In other party, and 1t was 1oolsh
to mako this party eeue. A..
speaker, and grcat confusion arose. There were
cries al over tho hall to put him ont, anu the
police was called in. Mr.. Rothe requested them
to ist the man Tcmhin, az ne nas spsas.at ~
euch pera0ns. doneFer, tneeEo" "as ny %"
tsiisd until the man mas pst ous o. the aa!l'
The speaker then went on 10 eay tnhA
TIN hoAnf QUESTION ..,..
could not be solved unless tne tarln quest!dm was
solved At tic sau't time. we Here sn'tet!us r.
much from the psusectlTc tarl1 as IRON tlle
atata Of our anansss: Europe has & the : same
panic AZ wo, ana Btat they khcN natuans y. na.
per money Inc man eaose ior tno ,ra
IN business ~ over the xoria "aa Deeaasv W.
had not yet tallJ Eotten elscd 10 tne 'Iaiss.u I'
from hand labor TO ,naehlhery thcn 1'.e taft, T..
prevented our rrodIGta from Deits sou ~.
"thcs countries, which N9pt INC "ork.'sh@,s.l @
out OF cnploVmctt. II Was nnt tHo
FIRST tfE1c tiiat Cafl oel!t] nau cs'"sc u,s ot.r
| ION: LIZ liau spoken "!tu nl,t Muhy 3e1as @ Ky
on the tari!t question: Alr: Seinfz oclns loF tfo
tcCt!,ll ntltl tue speaker i2r lree tIane' Mr:
sclrtrz had changeI W opnaion IN ts IesslGs. ~.
since that ttnlct 9ut u h oeeh eu iIa1 ,t ~
had not alluued 10 t'lo q4eat1oh ~ AL Ill III"
speech. ,,,..
Tic second anu n,ost ln,pof1ah1 questlo" WIS
nsRona; na.. ,,o.,
| Both the Republicans aht! Inc Neulocsats "ttu
satisfied that this state ot aliatfs could not 80
on much longer, and that thcro must be aenanGe
for the butter or thir!gs "ouiu 60 10 tie ueYli.
schurz himself aAnltsea this Iaet. tl..s ,'i
was corrupt from thc ati,e 70 tllc cellar. II WMs
now ton years ssneo the war was o4er' ann
, 1876-09-10
AHOUT TOWN.

REPUBLICAN, HEADQUARTERS.
erday Mt the GEan,i Pacific Hotel was
fely and busy. Local visitors were Many
roo1fs. Col. A. G. Babcock wnA abuut
portion Of the daY, but retired to his
tic afternoon. lIo will probably be
30 around as usual tomorrow morning,
menling fust, Massachusetts, letters to
1y Dan Shepard states that the rhauues
mud Wheeler alld Gov. Rice never were
l,c Ohio statr Republican Central
&c having invited LorcDz Drcntano,
kutlcmau will make scyeral sprcellcs III
tate. Ile speaks In Cleveland OH Tuestlay
TX next; Sasltlusky City Wednesday, md
edo Thur aCay uvcnlng. Lie will then TO
. CANVASS the Second Congressional Dis
Rrndetshott wishes Il Understood that
.wood Little t}erulan Band cs,nssts Of
yoters, mud not buys o. Young men.
!, on thu *)th inst, present ut tau Soldiers
sailors Convention.
Q following Ncra among tho visitors to
Headquarters: Nj. Sti!lWcil, Chatawurtl,
Charles 4, Clinton, Ncw Orleans, I.x.
ID E. Ely, Paris. Ill; William b: Sheriff,
". +. Marsll, Warsaw; William Thosuas,
NJ Capt. +. N. Reese, Springfield, ILL.,; W.
kut III Utiea, N. T.; the Hun. j. Wood-
i, HArh,lry, Conn.
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS
krry II. Smith, Gen. Cameron, ]. ]. Grow.
ain1 0tiei prominent DeiH'rats, hal hopek
lsr4ay. rllu Palmer lioGse parlura held
h1fiuae select mud cop,mon party. Geu. Cam-
Asi received u dispatch from ]. Q. e. La
Siissis:ip;l, stating that lie could nut 10
u. Mortun, Of Nebraska, Senator TrulN-
itsIrst. H. HuIith If Mn1tknn VIA. and.
, 1876-09-10
OREGON WHEAT.

aAN FnANclsco, Sept. 0.-A Portland tOre.l
dispatch says wheat exporters arc having
trouble IN securing grain 10 load yesecla artly-
Ing under charter, Farmers generally E'ill net
seil fos ths prices now rullug. E4ga,te.s Will
ha s!nw u take up uloEe vcsaala under tllo cir-
rumstanees. Tbs price OF wheat hcro IL 5l.&
nlunRe11e
, 1876-09-10
D1sL1tEs CONrINE3fENr.

st. Louis, Sept. o.-atrs, lusephsus Mellor
inot'.cE Of +. q. Mr!lor, thu ahscon4lug Montreal
tewelcr, who was arrestsd here TAursday, u,ade
an application to Judge joney, Of tho Criminal
Court to-day, for writ Ut hnGeaa corpus In BE-
halt Ut her sou, With view to rtlepae from con-
lneMeHt. Judge Joiles tssucl tAa writ, return
Hpln next Tuesday.
, 1876-09-10
NOhD-fRt)1}pEtt9.

Special DispafeA to The Tribune
KKoxuK, In, Sept. 0.-As Conrad M'ster, n
markctgardencr, was on Ills way to tho city
with load Of vcgplahlcs At an carly 11ous this
morning fo was surrounded by = gang Of fo,lr
colorcd footpa1s who demanded 1lss money.
Upon his refusal to surrender, ono ot them
fred upon him, tfo hull passlng through
hfs left car. TIC gang lad just
left a ncIghhorng house, Witch they threatened
to burn 1t the occupant refused to hand over
fts money. The llfghwayuisn wcro tracked to
this city, but ~ yot have not bcan captured.
, 1876-09-10

A Kentucky PeFsonal.-Two charming sisters,
Mi4aes Jerutha Fatsy aud Polly Auh 6qua{heau,
nero tls tsoeseryeI q oil ebseFyet4" WI Main
atrect lsat Friday. They honored ono Of our
.:'ie' ~orth; IT .lks, e.e., md F-:fchest4 ixo
, 1876-09-10
and brave soldier for Recorder, let them place
In TINT ofllco Maj. William E. Waite.
TIN nAA nt1.f&

. 70 GA Editor u The TF7btff1s.
OAKLAND, Sept. p.-An article apptatctl tn
Saturdays 7Yn.ss, wrlttou no doubt, by soma
(scfor1n) Democrat, headed q Who Pays for tho
t1as7'' speaking of tho gns burnt At tho meet
ings Of the Hayes and Whcolcr Club At tho Onk-
Ia'nl hnsc-l,ouse. Our A.svcr Is, that We, tho
Republicans Of Oakland, will par all oi,ts that
trust that our Democratic friends will not bo
distressed rs TO who will pay ons hills. For tho
1'ctnocrnts know fnlt well that tho Republican
party always paya. is debts, and vas never
Ii ever 20 small, not even gas bill, n. q. K.
, 1876-09-10

NEW YoNx, Sept. IA terrible murder was
committed thts evening Ut the uorurr OF IIoyno
aud Pesrle st.ests. It appears that two gangs
ot young 1pwdteA wsgs IN thst pe.ghborhootl
whQ have frequent bstnoA. TApmaa Aooro,
sHed 70, Of No. = Ysndswe.er .ttreet,
hslnnSs to pna KsnE, aud Michapl
, 1876-09-10

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
LONDON, Sept. o.-stca'nahip Algeria, from
New York, has arrived out.
NEW YoRK, 8opt- 9.-Arsived, steamer Ger
manic, from Liycrpool.
, 1876-09-10
BROWN---SMITH.
Commonly Known as Con Ma.
honey, the Contractor.
His Negotiations with tho Officers Of
tho Millington & Western.
Extracts from the Record OF the
Council Proceedings.

- .-. ,,,
It Is told Of certain man, once an Alderman,
now a scltconyictcd sb!sky-thicf and fngi.
IT,. H. .ha .on,v hurttn1.orounaa ~ cscon"t,
whisky.thteyest that q gentleman represented
by IA" once applied to him for assistance In
passing m ordinance through the City Council,
aau eo'''''''''''' '>0 's e VIVA
A1derman-wh.t did ho say to the man up In
t''s tree, a.. -, j., ~, ,r.., wh,,o, w,,n,
ia "Whst ~ n Il lid d. the Lord snv when II. on
torea Jerusalem anu saw that man up IN tho
syeamors . tres' :. ~, .,,,,or,,.,on .,,o,.+-
,u,1v savs. aWbv, uo said. .Zacclcus. come
iu,iy sns'' WY 4'' '"'S'' @'~~''"'' ~9"''
aoWnF' ..-..,,
"And SO say ! unto YOU" responds the
ns ,,v he1n ' otnerx,,a @ " xo,' I svn nnt"
-" 10y "s'r ~ n." ~ n,,.,s das~n viii t,o
lno n'an ''A5 " "a5 Nv eo' ao"n WV. ,a."s o
snop st~ m h,s sGls s hop aap d tho e ~orhg ' ss
man and tho passagc Of the measure Is assured.
arc arc cartlea m out IN that opcn way. Tbs Council
been openly proven against its members. That
~ thn trut,, i,y tho nersous bc.t informed in
municipal mic matters. Tho Old oounell~ths one
which died last Aprtl-was ono Of an exceeding
ly bud reputation. Tho necessity Of having
anmc ma nnon whom to heap all tho olfu,p and
,o.d ~ n, ila cho rrea of corr,nt nroc,ircs
1oao ". ~ wv euaI6a ~ 1I!,s~s. 80
eyinced by tho treatment OF Aid. Hildrcth. And
yet thcro were mcn in that body worse than tho
salno IIildrUt,l. Although their names Wcra not
u..;, ~ .vnnnyms NJ ilIshonc.ty a. wa, that of
III. ,,.or,, ~. ~ trraot nd tbetr c,,,,-
j. Aatty' 'ne!' "o,N ""s 10 s'eAt ~" tuo'' Gun
ming fnr graater. Else how could Aldermen
known to haYe no property and havlng no visi-
bic means Of support, ltya and support lailics9
It was done, and, to Judge from tho support
Icsd. Tho writer has In mind gentleman who
is willing to make affidavit that an cxAldcrman
Tom CnnnoI-told him that the p1sItlnn "a a
| mcnbar ol tho City Council WIS north o., 900
year and no questions asked.
| But Il q uefapu had gone around to the DIFF
fcrent Wards. last spring, and heard the anxious
coniNiatca make the most aolcrnn promises of
| rcfor,n and tho greatest protestatInnt Of hon.
esty, that person would scarcely bcllogc that In
| several instances the words wcEe 1iea aud the
PROMISES hit iito talk,
| A Jaw fnuta and r,lp,nrn l,evo leaked out Of
latu in tho prcscnye uf TRIBUNE g Feporter, who
Look Il undn himself 10 inauiTe into tie case,
Thn rrs,llt Of lis Investigations, and the plaln
stnte,nent Of facts, aro given for whnt they arc
worth, and can 10 accerted or rejected accord
rmnors n We,s that bribery had besn usei OF Vt.
| tetnptcd in connection With tho pasaaRe of IN
ordinance allowing tia
, 1876-09-10

McCarthy's gang NJ. getting badly heaten,
largc clecse.knife, anil, coming out, plunged II
into Afoorc'a neck, scvsrlng tho carotid artery,
and ca,thng almost inAtant death. Mccarthy
then fles1.
, 1876-09-10
BURGLARY,
Epecfd1 Nsx5tch to JAa IfjtuttS.

ZTf109CH 7F184H3.
MENpoTA. H., Sept. 0.-Thc residence at str.
Luke Goodwin was robbed last night and COLI
siderable property stolen, consisting OF jcw-
etry, clothtng, and his Knight Tenp9ar suit.
Mrs. Goodwin perceived enc Of tho burglars III
her room, but ero her lIcRc lord could he
aroused to tho emergency Of tho occasion tho
robbers dccampcd with their booty, aud were
lost sight OF.
, 1876-09-10
THE CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION,

IHE VEN EHWlNE ENFUoIIIVWt
PM1LApELrulA, Sept. G.-Tha flre ind tete Ut
lilo Associated NoneoFs Ut California were tho
features OF tl,B Centennial Exposition to-lay.
Tbs admissions wtru llB, 100, Of which almost
lou, ,000 weru cash to the main exhibition, aud
4,b0Q to the livestock show.
, 1876-09-10

AN IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
San FRANCISCO, Sept. "a Los Angeles dis.
patch eays Klingensm!th, tho Mormon witness
Of tho Mountain Meadow massacre, was CAP
ttirc1 on the Mohayo DESERT and brought to
that city.
, 1876-09-10

70 Cha Ea1loT a TAG TF1SaHs~
Cu1cAuo, Sept. 9,-As the time approaches
for our Convention 10 nominate a candidate to
...1oa.nt ',s - ,ts ,,,.t ,,,rorta,t rou1r.e.
Ftpscscnt o''o u. ''e 'uoet '',to. 1a''. eouE'eS
elonal Distzlcta III thu entire Union, the minus
Of the peo!>'" arc being directed to the necessity
of eclc.tInr -...e one who will rcpraxont them
,r,t,, H.. a,cn,,v u,,, ,rt,,+v ,,o,nm,nmro., In
wv" Va. a'e! ~, ne s.,,..'. au e"",'",s. :" ~,
the position tlat tl'o district occupies 10 Con-
gross. Without dctractlnE In auy MANNER from
thu reputation of tho gentlemen whose mines
have been meutionea III connection WIN Tue
honinA'ou, "oasa e's'u - '"as .1s. -. .uy & ot"noa
no 1nan woaid represent tae alstr1et win more
distinguished ability than Sidney ''mith,
ESQ. Two ycars ago, Without solicitation on
n. ,.rt Mr. smith va. mt In nom.
~. pA..' ., ".', " 49,, ...,, pa n,..H,, u. w.
nation ny Tue paf1y' aua 'aaae sp'eau,a eau
vasa Of ths dlstrlrt, a''d OIL ACCOUNT OF the apa'
thy and Inactivity of the Republicans llo was
, 1876-09-10
QRlI IuARY

OBITUARY.
NHw LHn4aoA, n. T., Sent. 0,-MIpses Y.
T,lden, brother Of Cor. Tll4eu, died early ihia
tEnyntnE.
, 1876-09-10

TUH EWHUEN =
There w'll be a ;1s 4;:1s,esttng Sf ths eMsalshss
s!nyiag-lIall, corner Chlcaga'ar. and aedgwicA.
st., Monday ats p. N. Charles +. snndsll, John
tho mest!nY. CONS Ill. ridden .efospaars opsa
for conviction arc Invited. s.
, 1876-09-10
p0LITlCAE ANNoUN1ENIEN'rs.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE,


4 meeting Of the Cook County Hcpub![can Cen.
tsal comml.tss mIl take plaee % Monday. Sept.
cofnsr of Clark and Lake.stA All members aso
requested IL 10 present.
, 1876-09-10

0stssta 1t3tn tF'H 9Ses0F|'1t ~
FOURTEENTH WARD REPUBLICAN,.
g, GTana sal!y Monday r. evening 4 loshne!.s Hat,,
address tho n,est!ng. 6tatss-AttofnuyN Need, Cltf.
Attorney THthli. Senator JOhu Nuehier. Gsn. ].
cd to intend. +
, 1876-09-10
HQYa In pLuk

H0YA IN BLUE y
A meeting OF tho Boys In lslnc OF tho First Ward
Will 30 tfell At tue t5r&Ri racAes Monday eyshinx
~ flqok tharp. Important autLasas on htnd.
, 1876-09-10

RALLY! REPUBLICANS, RALLYl
Theta will 10 y Nep1hl!can uaas. meetl48 d
nav G|obs uall, Nos. 81. bu. amp ~ South lUss
plaines.s Wednesday. asenIu1, .undsr, tbs ans
pices Of ,'Taa Young Nens Republican Leptkue Q
Wtst Ehtesgo,h Every 3lsppbl!eaa ef Wss
ttlax A4A pa!shtQEt :Ahle sp4kkAFs wy. y '~fzA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-12-15
spoke Toe Load.

4 DAnbury womsn's fourth husband
wAs seriously III = feE years ago.
Watchers from among the neigkbOrs
stsyed with him AZ night TlSre came
: night which babe far 80 be his last
on earth. The watchers took their
plsce in the sick-rOOm- Tue 1ereAved
wife said - tien-
Il dou'. think he'll last till morning.
II he drops OF in the night yOu need
nu; DISTURB ne, for sm going TO sleep
Snd want 10 have the rest. and every
thins = arranged You can take the
ceIlsr-dnU- 90 lsy him out on
S-eng him drive By on load Of
corn-stalks Just now rem tel u Of the
incident The unhappy woman spoke
i0J i11i.-DIs5ury Nsrs