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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-04

ANTHRACITE Coal, all sizes, the bright
est and cleanest in the market, for sale by
L. @. Frazer. Call ana examine it.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-04
The Highest Votel

Mr.. S. K, W. Field, Democrat, receiv-
ed the highest vote (lO95,l of any man on
either ticket, at our town election on Tues
A.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-04

Stop that coughing; if you do not it
may kill you. A bottle Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup only costs you 25 costs and
its timely use may save your life.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-04
Rural.

Supervisor.
r. D. NcCreery, Ono opposition.
Clerk.
joseph Fitzpatrick, Ono opposition.
Assessor.
John Warnock, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
VIM. Moore, D.. ..-.-............'....'.'
Collector.
John L. Wilson, Ono opposition.
COm'r Highways.
Geo. McCandless, Ono opposition
Justices of the Peace.
Lewis Wilson, D-no opposition.
". b. Wright, D "
Const Ables.
Vinton Wilson, Ono opposition.
o. B. Wright, D. "
School Trustees
John McCandiess, Ono opposition.
Frank Killing, D.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-04

Howe's concentrated syrup, the great
blood purifier, and ague cure aud tonic
bitters, can be had of Bengston and
Thomas.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-04

Fl. Heitahrends, collector of Rock Island
township. has opened an office in Hitler S
block, over American Express'office, The
taxes vi 1876 are now due and he asks
all to come aud pay. II.
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CITY.
The Weathsr--To-Day.

The following shows the temperature
at The ARGUS OFFICE to-day as in
dicated bv thermometer
IA. NJ. see above zero IL see above zero
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If you have any magazines, or newspaper
files you want bound, or any old books you
want rebound, take them to THE ARGUS
BINDERY. dwtf.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-04

Blank Books made to order at TIL
ARGUS BINDERY. dwtf,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-04

Linen table cloths, napkins and towels
10 large variety and very cheap at KIe-
sow 8. pgtssySs 4d3t
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-04

This Preparation contains narcotic or injurious
drug. Nor is II quack nostrum, recon-
mended for every disease; but for such
diseases as are here enumerated, viz: for Dis
eases Of the Bladder, all Diseases of the Organs
weakness, &C., whether ia male or female, no
matter of how long standing. 1t allays pain and
Inflammation, which other remedies invariably
cause, and is pleasant 10 the taste.
1t Is gratifying to the proprietor of these medi-
cines TO be able to state that it is nearly 80
years since they were first introduced; during
which time they have been extensively used in
various parts OF the United States, and have given
10 patient and practitioner the highest degree OF
satisfaction in the various cases In which they
have been Employed whether in town or country
hospital, private practice they have invariably
given the most decided and unequivocal satisfac-
tion and produced the most salutary and beneficial
effects Numerous letters have been received from
some of the most distinguished Physicians in the
country, and from the Professors of several Med
ical Colleges, all recommending in the highest
terms, the value Of these medicines, and their su
periority over other preparations for such COM
plants as the proprietor recommends.
These medicines require considerable care in
the preparation, and the employment OF different
menstrual In successive operations to take up the
extractive matters, and in consequence are most
frequently improperly made, and not unfrequently
much impaired, If not rendered totally inert by
iniudicious and unskilful management of those
unacquainted with pharmaceutical preparations.
Numerous preparations Of Sarsaparilla and Of
Buchu, and various modes OF preparing then
have been given, all Of which, Of course, will dife
according to the mode of preparation which eacl
individual may adopt 1t is, therefore, OF tn
highest consideration and importance to the pub
lie and to the faculty that there should be standar
preparations Of uniform strength and possessin
the most advantage. To effect this, and obviat
the Inconvenience alluded to, l have made
number OF experiments to ascertain the mos
effectual means OF extracting the virtues OF Sar
ssparila and the Buchu, and to discover the mos
eligible form for their exhibition. The expert
ments have resulted most fayorably, and it is witt
much pleasure now offer to the public and tn
faculty my Compound Fluid Extracts, whic
contain all the virtues Of the medicines, and al
the most active preparations of either which can
made.
Two tablespoonful Of the Extract of Zarsaps
ria, added to pint of water, is equal to the Ii:
bon Diet Drink, and one bottle Is fully equal to
gallon OF the Syrup Of sarsaparlla, or the DecoC
ton, usually made.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-04

COUGHS and colds are often overlooked.
A continuance for any length of time
causes irritation of the lungs or some
chronic Throat Disease "BrOson's Bron-
ch1oL Troches" are an effectual COUGH
REMEDY.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-04

HARD Coal at Frazer's warehouse or
he levee.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-04

SIDEwALKs.-Persons wishing to build
sidewalks should apply to the undersigned
at the City Clerks Office and have their
grade properly established. 4d3t
GEO. II, RoYNToN, City Engineer.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-04
Scotch Taylor, Assessor and Super

Scotch Taylor, Assessor and Super
visor.
The people of Edgington, for many
years, have, without regard to party,
elected Mr.. James Taylor assessor, and
1t is remarkable fact that his assess
ments have always been about the stand
ard, those above him being cut down and
those below him brought up So judicious
haYe been his assessments that the peo-
pie have sustained him with remarkable
unanimity. But they do not think the
board of supervisors have always stood
by his assessments quite as well as they
should have done, aud that is the reason
why the people of that town, withou re
gard to party, wanted him to go to the
board of supervisors where he could de-
fend and explain his own work. Mr..
Taylor did not seek the Office, but be
accepts it with thanks, and in Difference
| to the will of his fellow citizens, and will
serve them truly and faithfully. He is 9
man of ability, as S. s. Guyer learned
when be foolishly attacked his assessment.
MIR. Taylor is one Of the good men among
our earliest settlers, and is president Of
the Old Settlers Society.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-04
GOOD NEwsI
r. z. Cable suys the Peoria Railroad

The Peoria and Rock Island Railroad
was sold at public auction in Chicago to-
day, and bid off for $55O,O00 by r. r.
Gable, ESQ.,, of this city. Rock Island will
probably be good deal benefited by this
move, and the road be placed in first-class
condition, with tip top fast trains day aud
night between this city and ST. Louis.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Fluid Lightning leaves no scars.
Your Taxes are Due.

BLossBURG Coal at E. q. Frazer e
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BuSTLEs

Your attention is respectfully solicited to NV
new novelty in STITCHED Skeleton BustIe now
ready, WITHOUT CLASPS, making BustIe or Hoop
Skirt finer article that fit the fancies and wants Of
the trade, in their superb stitch WIRE COVER finish.
avoidance OF clasps and HARSH surface, which CUT
and WEAR the underwear resting thereon and ad
eve with their superior excellence at prices which
cannot fail to attract the attention Of buyers They
These, and all past makes OF LoTsTA BIJsTIr in
Guiding the STANDARD NUMBERS Be and 5s, are now
ready, IN superior workmanship, forming q com
short lengths, which will compare fayorahlv with
those of any other manufacturer
diplomas have been awarded my goods each wear
OF 4. X, and Medal aud Diploma by the Centan.
NAL Exhibition. - sAe oenseh
A. w. THOMAS, 81 White street, New York. 10,
Race street, Philadelphia oo1
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Rock island E,sotion.-oHacia1

We are under obligations to Mr.. Gus
Miller for complete official returns fromthe
Uemetery,of the election in this town, as
follows:
, 1877-03-22

THE STRANDED HUSBAND.
LONG BRANCH, n. j., March 2l.-Thc steamer
Husband lies about tic sau.e as yesterday, al
though the surf has been lliei,, tho weather
thick at times to-day, 80 that one could hardly
sec the steamer from sllurr. The lighters that
came down yesterday l'a't to leave. Nothing
f'as been done towards ,ltschargIng the cargo, IL
being too rough to work In tllc surf-boale. The
Coast WrecktHg Coinpny's stcamur Relief llas
been anchored Of shore nuout half mile walt.
lng for orlers. A huge pump Of the Wrccking
Company was put to work for awhile today,
lfscflarging barrel Of water each second, hut
seemed TO Inake no impression TN tho watcr III
the ship. Tho steamer otEll crushes out the
tinlbers Of the old ship AlUnis. and
the elorc as etrewn With fraRments
for miles. The how Of tho steamer, resting on
the nld wreck, does not sEnk. but the stern is
settling bally, and Is at least 4 foot lowcr to-
day than yesterday Longahoremen say the
ehip shows signs Ut wcakncss, and dD not hcsi-
tatu to assert she will never lie gus of1. and that
II Is doubtful whether the cargo can be saved.
, 1877-03-22
TIE r1NE-TtAND STEAL.
Sase5a{ Dfspoteh to In Trtbux4.


ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 2.-Thc Interior De-
partment's inquiry into tho operations Of the
Minnesota Pine Rlngis not stopped, as published
here, hut temporarily suspended because Of tho
agent IN cjlarge Of tho inquiry being called
away by the sickness Of his daughter. Under
orders from the Interior Department the tnvcs-
tigatfon is being conducted Is quietly Us posi-
bic, but. Judging from the witnesses sworn, Is
nla.lo thorough. Through witnesses II has
leaked out that many prominent citizens have
been implicated BY tho testimony taken, and
rls1ort nan,c among others Gov. rillsbury, who
is q lumberman, md Joseph Whcc1oek. editor
of the Plonnr-l l'rtss, who Is not furnbcr!nan.
Considerable excitement Inns beef, caused
here hy yesterdays publication concerning these
Investigations. and from parties believed to be
Implicated, because of t'ler haste To- aarertain
low murll Is PUBLIC. 1t Is learned that tho
amount Of pinc stealIng as l!guscd By the Gov
ernment Is much larger than stated yesterday.
The Government eau elaim over halt q million
damages from respous!blc persons. or course
officials n'1at be Involved this without reach
ing The greater systctt of fraud involved In the
land-scrlp tsaues.
, 1877-03-22
ENCOURAGEMENT FOR THE FEEBLE,

Debility, whether It be Inherent or caused by
uvcrtaxeu strength OF psotractet illness. has Il
most depressing Influence uioa tho mnt. trrcltns
M abjeet melancholy nearly aks,. - despair, na
enforcing tho abandonment Of t!IctislIcL projects
aud high hopct. Happily. lhe enteeb,ed system.
even In extreme cases. u susceptible VI lHssura.
tlon. 1t Ii proved Ly lnroasr0sertit'c erlacnca
that lIostcttes'4 Stomach uItlcrs II MT unfa!ms
strengthencF Of tue weak. all4 that IL addition to
yita1lxtny thu physical organization establishes
regularity among thuEu 0rEalls Hpu Wlst c!liest
iischa7re II tho M.,es tjn,.s. M st.a. by "atase
contnues. vtgur ami health drpeni.. 1to4salts VI
th.taaees might By cIls,! 70 show tfp insigatatilI.
t!litY, liver ltsease ysi'esla nervous a!lmEnty.
constipation, intermittent fever. urinary ahti utcf-
Inc troubles. gout mud sbsnilzsssu sn1 otlsE NAL.
n,iina.
, 1877-03-22
AfICKEH~,

Special Dtspasch to 7As Tribune ~
LoU1syiLLE, ky., Alarcll 2l.-Benlamin F.
Mickey, regarded as the wurst nan Ia Kentucky,
was to-day ut shclbyvllo found guilty III tho
murder ot John 7. Wilson III Oldham County
Inst 3ipy. Thu vcrtttct was Tint hu bc confined
for iifa III tho State renitcnttary. MleRcy's last
erlme was his fourth willful 1nus4cr. After
killing two mcn and securing freedom, he was
convicted by i Loulsy'lle jury for Staying third
overpowcred tiio EluFis u thu prison aud u,
cal,9t, beating them terribly tutors getting
away. lie was caught q year aiteswarlls, and
brought lack to Louisville. Two atsters Gun.
they secured . verdict of ncquittal. Mickey,
once out OF jul and unu night utter lls release,
whipped soie women. and thcnfle.l to the hotuo
Of Ills sisters. tlcrs o stail untl l,'s last crlts
ful aslI lnallciolls MURDER i0r which tue ACCUSED
must be Imprisoned tor lite.
, 1877-03-22

sptcdas Dtspa.ea 10 ne T,texn4
ST. Louis, Mu., MarriI 2l.-Thc local politics
Of city werc never In worse 1nl,tldtu than aru
th<,ss Ut st. Louis ut the present time. 10th
the Republican aud Democratic Conventions
met to-t3ay for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for Mayor aud ,othcr tntntci.
pal otliccrs. Thu result was That
tho Democrats nominated and tiIe
Republicans tndorsetl thy prcscut Mayor, Hcnry
Oyerssolx, for sc-elcctiun. Tho extraordinary
urtiull by the Conventions representing this two
parties Is MI unprecedented oecuEre,Ice III pollt.
Sal Svsnts r. iss9'! f.. a ~ :f'Gm R5oo
tlo,,, anil Ut Is managing ability ~ politician.
Oyetstolz was originally i Democrat, then H.
publican, then q Denocrat, Afterwards an III.
depcut9ei't, and Is now nondesefpt bear, sA,
manipulating iii, and elalu,e4 ty. III. lIets i
Ucr.ian with American proeliyiltes, null thus
fayorabIy commended to butl POPULAR prcju-
uiecs unl popular Intelligence, hv Is ats asts1tc
antecd to 20 his way u veil - any wirs, worker
tla county t,as produced. OF cpursu thfs |".nt
endorsement ot. him W. both paFt!t..
las divided both 1artses. At feast
LcnouncEag tho coutsu ot sl!c!r Ecsl'. t!su coa'
yeutious aud lcnla.,dlug straight purity aonlsta.
tions. Tic Republican factiust met Tonight ut
Turner Hall, wllcsc thcv r:lllel forro ot nsaf"
" 4uVa Htlb tEb01AtGA H4kA ulAlH F"<eM7"'sH'''s
Each put iurtl! cull fur y Republican consen,
tto1l, t. tncet next Saturday to Iulnlilate !oSa!
Republican officers, anu thus csrsuflschl lae
eGurts OF lllosu who had sold out ths pasty'
Tho Democratic furtl.,n held I'LL indignat!on
meeting at the cuurt-Ilousc s4uarc, urdSr tho
iea1isrslll, II Stison Ilutelljus, u tho 11ases,
about 3,0O0 beluy present,, unaaI'lious for q
etrdeht-out g9urhon nomination s' sos May3r:
Democratic party had bcen staAbe1 iu tho
huute of ts friends, anl that obtained
lhe nululuatou BY stul1lug the baliot-boxes at
the primaries. 4 resolution waa adopted GALL
luz i Convention "a meet next Saturday aud
put out strufght ticket.
80 gsrat ana intcsmInable has tho tauglc be-
eo,ne that blth parties are almost temporarily
disrupted, and tho light Is ulte VI tuttluns.
Osesstulz OCCUPIES sull. oil advantageous posi-
tson that there Is ittio hopo vi tai.tui.ins lin.
IIe las the Getnan vote solld, III any event, ~
we'll ~ the independent s,te, aihl has u his
buck Ill the city patronage, Walth hn Will mt
hesitate to utilize IN the most eue,tuai ,,auuts.
There II great excitement all Rruund, unl the
GgAt w0l Ia tho aereest wa hass lad IL 1t.
, 1877-03-22

~ N&A1k ~
6p<cia9 tpFrxspoHdfnee QF TAs Tf3tuI

8p<eia1 Correspondence Q| TAs Tribune.
MtxosK, ILL.,. starch o0.-Last Saturday night
two miners, working In the Mlnonk coal-sAaft,
hal tight. There was 2 eolorel man, hulf.
wltted fellow. working In tic shalt, and Toby
Jones, a notorious Democratic politician, also
coloretl, laA becn wont to tnako lllm hntt. Ou
wttel' individual altaekcd Jones with niece Ut
loc-haudle a.ll knife, ctlttlug him hin, badly
about tho llcad, aud. throwing HIN down, bit
JoHcs' under LIP completely o1 and swallowed
J9es u, IoS I nas G ol ns GoStoss' TO- ao tte
oMs knffc.cut IN tho top Of his head, beslJcs
pthcF8 about tla luce,
, 1877-03-22

,,,, III. to ,,,c,, ,vhfcb ,he roht.cr sso,xt rhcr
a''d tne oo1 upop "n'eu .nI 'oot T.. NY" .,I1
hallway Of the hapk building. " ben tic
custotncrs were all out Of the bank ind the ofIl-
cor, in ti. ran ~ thc ronm, thc thief entered
IT," e,. t - s"s ,sae,, ~" ,o. ,,,., ,.o h..
tte isont uooe' p,aeta .ns ~. "pna ~. .o9s. W.,
Htoo1 npon It. anti deliberately reached oser INC
pile. Of bills, amounting to 81, 10, .: shown by
.S n, eA',s. ua'as VII, ,ta ,.n,, ,~a-a T..
a.'u cmploScs o IN. o2'A "e'e III
tho room at the time, but they
we're In the rear. and, although seeing tho
mn,,. annrarci, m bc t1azca ar thn 1,otlncss Of
II. o,,,ratta,. srta ,,or5a- tum,r1 ovnr +ho
s opss,,2s 9 rnS tho .h.t hp. r. ~ ~ rnns
counter anu pufsucu tno t1ie!' ou' III LIZ cur
uAion l1e dartcd tip d fenf stairway and uisair
pcarcd In an alley. Two tncn who were arrested
,u,,cr tin ausncstcd Pelon art. and WIN arc be-
,n.s., .sss,s !, .t,-ta,1 -, 49,,
'e'eu ~ Il" pa'7 stA''eu ~ 'un. oGe'iAs,nE ~
attention from the feal cuipf1t' LUIS
evening IL Is believed that tho thfcf's
naroc ts Quinn, being recognized by COL
nrc, man wl,o saw him somr t,ors agd
IN y nc,1,,o,,n@ ,own IN cn,nnerv svtth treirn
IN , ns1Rnboi!ng to"n IT eo.ntMny VIII "sisn
w: u ~ suepGe.&sm & nGn nissGu ~. ts H. a..et
, 1877-03-22


BERLIN, March ol,--Laborers here yesterday
attacked uunbur from Posen, working on tho
tsanway ia this v4ty heeausp tl,e latter accepted
lo~sF wages. The police supported tic I'osea-
eFs, but were sepul.ei. a company Ut Infantry
Was ordered cut, and, with HOMO mounted po-
ltec, cleared the streets. Several Were wounded.
THE IMPERIAL COURT.
ln the RetgGtta1, tls bill fixing Leipzig ~ tho
adopted.
LONDON, March 29-S a. M.-Tho .Nsau' core.
apoi'aeut remarks tllat tho largeness OF tho ma.
!oaty, VIZ, II, which favored Leipzig ~ tho seat
q the ltnperial law court caused great kurpfisr.
lhis Is the sevescst blow yet dealt at Pfus&ta
liQl.
, 1877-03-22

0ALEKA, ILL.,, March .l.-Charlcs f. Lloyd. q
noted hosse-th!ef aud esasksnsas, WAS brought to
t!,ls city from Madison, WIS.,, this morning, f,.
der rcquIsFtton signed hy ioy. CuIlon,, aud
lodgcd iu jail Oh the Charge Of stealing yalu-
ablo horse from farmer residing In this county
In February last. This makes thu eighth hosse-
thief that haa been brought to Justice for plying
his netartous vocation IN tlis section within tho
past twelve mouths. During that ttms fostY-
niuO horses, together with other, stock, haya
Deeu run oil BY the members Ut the ganls who
have iung iufcatcl this regl0li.
, 1877-03-22

KENos1tA, Wis, March 21.-A serious acci-
dent occurred this afternoon OIL Main street, In
which Mr.. md Mrs. Baker, of this city, were
badly Injured. 4 team belonging TO Mr.. George
AfnElll, who llycs few miles west nj this city,
hccsiu1c frightcuctl aud unmanageablc, mid
cu1no tearing down Main strcct at d l,rcak.nccIs
Speed MTf. D. was driving down the street fru,n
the opposite direction. When near the middle
horse ind upset. Mrs u. received suvcrt tnJu-
irs about tho facc and head. which were ut first
supposed to be fatal. Nir. i. WINS ulsO severely
bruised. One llurso VIVA bndy cut up nud tllc
cutter completely demolished.
, 1877-03-22
THE BURLINGTON MYSTERY.
Huecfo{ ptfp1feh to Jne Tribune.

BunLsNorox, H.. March at.-T1le father Of
Martln Huber went down to Fur. Madison tu-
tlay to Identify, II possible tho corpse found Ut,
Hog Island yesterday as that VI Ills sot', who
has bccn missing eInrc inst january, IL Goult1
not identify It by the clothing, and the lcat1 VI
tho corpse not ttavtng l~rn ygt discovered lden-
ti1ention wns tmposatble.
, 1877-03-22
UABE~pALL.

8p1fT4@ 13syf4REN ~ 9H3 3EVHH&s
. Sr. LOUIS, No., March al.-The Brown Stock.
tncs defeated the 1odtauapalis Club to-day
ssorc TO 3. E1rors by C!app, Force, aud Bat
tin gayc Flint and Golden runs IN tbs second
inning, anl al error by Battlf, with swobass
hit by Flint, gave Mack I run I'll thu sixth.
alcGeary scored for Tie Browns in the seventh
inning OH bass s,lt and F!tnt's error. III the
eighth inning Rcmsen and porgan led oil with
base hits, an error by Quest gave Croft first and
Rs,nsea aud Dorgau ruus. Nichols, Ctapp
and sfcGeary followed With base hits, Croft,
Nichols, and CIapp scoring, thereby Whining
tAe yame, st, Loui4 earped one run. DorgaO,
Croft, sicSorley, md Flint played sp1endlaly,
tho others rutheF poorly,
, 1877-03-22
The "ur@co.R Romans from Australia
and France Wrestle In New
York.
The Champions scarify Their Bodies 'Hor
ribly and Call It a Draw. :
Tho Brown Stockings Of st. Louis
Defeat the Indianapolis Club.

su.efoi Dt,pofcA to ne Tft5un4.
NEW Yonx, March 21.-Tho Grmco-Roman
wrestling match between Thlebaul Batter, Of
Alsacc, France, and William Miller, Of Austria.
.c .', ~ .os eua ga' ~ ssoI ,n1 nryat, ,ct nj
SoNV' purse oI eo"V, M"a y p.'saso ~ ~ "
800 which began Tuesday evening, psofsd e. 'uo
~, ~ o,,n,n r,,on. nn1 t,oth have been for same
" 10 ".t n,sn ..,,s,,,r ,uhon fhnv
une NJ euu'My' a. o.1o .tUH' ~ "0a ."st ~
stopped into TIC arcun, more 1nan s,ooo men a o.
women, including Mllicr's wife, wcrc present.
n'..,, .,.,.nsto,,.. wars .,rsencu Ia TIM waist,
,s,.' ...'.s,,. nI,,a. ,sa,, n, ,,,,
had IN white tights and stockings. Miller np-
,no,ad tic larger and moro powerful,
though tho difference In weight was
s,tr,'1 nancr tinnce tho sca,cs Mt lo3
pounds, and Miller at 1e. Both had been care
Em3, s Rexnes s' oct astet Is umpse M Tor Bauer, md
l!ichnrd renn'li for miller. William clark was
for tic arst hout. Miller sought from the COM
,neneemcnt to force victory, relying on Ills
am',,s aapstso' me.n linn ~ can,ncn,ntc,, @ for
agility H'o1o .nan soApca'"'eu ~
Ills apparent iniesloFity Of muscle.
After fcintiug awhile, Miller suddenly grasped
l}0ucr nb1ltt tho back, hut tho IuttcF easily
fn..ed liz, .o,t ,ut ~ III. cIt,tchn. StilIar no,fo
4o4ee" ntes'1 wv " VIC e.as .. ~. ' ,.".
sccond attempt and secured u better grip, tut
again Bauer wHGglcd away easily. 4 third at
tdupt, and ha l!aA him tight Bauer slowly
backed up, watching hls chance, aud, with lgbt
Ming rapldity, executed spring and 2 whfrl
that landed him safely two feet away. bauer's
turn M ne1t , same: Mc secure secured m good oody
TIED to throw iiiu,, but he dropped on al fours
from which position y was impossible to over.
turn him. While Miller was bsacing himself
for supreme effort, Bauer sprans like light.
was tntonse. Bauer secured n vise-likc. grip
around AtIllcrs neck, aud Ia all instant the latter
was prone upon Ills facc, his limbs spread, md
bauer on top OF him. Bauer clutcled ttnl
under the breast and turned HIN half over, but
could Dc no moEe; c.Iangng HIS testts;s, at b.
llftud hin clear u tho ground md tried to fling
him upon hts back. Miller kicked aud struggled
furlously. defeating eael, attempt Uauer
left Miller lying On tho gIountl,
uad himself ns*un!cd a slu'llar
Pos|toe seo1t l astsse ~ atl!leF E,dpa assspte
struggled Ii vain to turn him over. Tho latter
executed auothpr Of Ills remarkable twists md
tegnlncd lfs feet. Considerable fentlng fol-
lowed, mud finally, when tue patictsce Or the
sspsstatora was watl!ns. bauer s,ulideniy caught
i!, rstscd ii lis I si,cst s BACKYARD % and sappe m hi
| agaust tl,e tluor. The referee decided fair
minutes.
THIS SECOND bout was a repetition Of tho first,
with son,u variations, which raiscd cry vi
"Foulli'-Nillrr thrusting llis head Into Dower's
| neck, aud apparently striking hiu1 with both
ltat,ls and head. Vatous rests were allowed,
ot,ru Of hntf hi hour, Ak1: another rcst VI
, 1877-03-22
CAAAliC3.

sAN FRANCISCO. March 3l.--siaj. Gen. Jose
Gapalios, late Cammandcr-tp.C Chief Of the Fourth
Territorial Division Of tho Mexican HepublIc,
comprising tbs Northwestern and Pacific Ssates,
ssa'ts this morning overland 10 New Orleans,
shsnse IN Mexico. lis returns by special Invita-
a noa ol piaz, BY whom Il u expected be will be
nif, Iif'htsd Secretary oI 'ay, ~ reward fut past
, 1877-03-22

DAYrox, O., Marcl, ni.-A ''ttle girl years
old, daughter Ut Levi lI"ltcr, WIS buried to
death yesterday on her fathers farm six miles
from this rlty. She was playing near so,nc
bur,IitE brush when Ler clothes caught. lter
could reayl. her.