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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-08
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and IN
discretions of youth, nervous weakness early ae-
cav, loss of manhood &C., will send recipe 'nA.
viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This grea'
remedy was discovered by missionary IN SCUM
America. Send self-addressed envelcre 10 Ine
REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN Station D, Ellie ho'''
New York City,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-08
HOME EVIDENCE.
HOIIL u NIDA-NNAs
Extracts from letters receive


RHEUMATISM-Some six months could not
walk without the help of crutch; tried phYsl-
clans and many kinds of advertised cures without
benefit. Six bottles OF Fenton's Matchless Syrup
cured me. CAPT GEO HAND.
SALT RHEUM- Eight bottles made perfect and
permanent cure.
fvarr THnMAs pRNNINGTON.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-08
NEW YORK.

New YORK, Feb. 8.-Joel Hayden &
Co., manufacturers of brass goods, Benk-
man street and Haydenville, Mass, have
failed: the suspension caused great sur
prise as the firm had very high credit, and
was supposed to be worth over $50O,OO0.
The cause Of the failure is attributed to
the depreciation in real estate and stocks,
and TO the settlement of the estate of the
late Joel Hayden. Liabilities are about
100000, nearly all held at Haydenville
The store at 81 Beekman street was
seized yesterday on attachment for 500 ,489
issued in favor of the administrators of the
real estate Of Joel Hayden deceased.
Assets are valued at 100000, consisting
Of the factories machinery, stock and book
accounts.
Henry CIews, the banker aud broker,
was arrested yesterday by, it is believed,
Cantauqua county officers, and hurried
from or concealed in this city; his counsel
and friends are ignorant OF his present
whereabouts; they have obtained a writ
OF haDeas corpus.
Ia accordance with the decision of the
supreme court the preliminary examna-
ton of MIR. Jewett, receiver Of the Erie
Il. r. Co. before the police justice on
charge Of perjury was abandoned, to day,
and Jewett given bail in $4,000.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-08
ITALY.

LONDON, Feb. The morning journals
fully confirm the previous reports from
Rome A special from Rome states that
the news of the Pcpe's death has already
been officially announced, and gives the
following particulars: The Pope at S
0 clock " ednesday night felt sudden
suffocation. He rallied several times, but
said to his physicians: Death wins this
time" He was alternately lucid aud
wandering. His last moments were lucid
He said: Guard the church | loved so
well sacredly" The Immediate cause Of
leg, which made the humors mount into
the lungs and brain. Cardinals Manning
Howard and many others were present at
the death. The ccnclave has commenced.
Cardinal Simeoni has demanded troops
and the government has acceded to his re-
quest, The ambassadors accredited to
the Vatican have gone in body to view
the corpse. The Italian government in
sures the independence of the conclave and
offers any services that Cardinal Simeoni
may demand. :,
Other accounts say the cause of death
was the mounting of water to the heart
The Pope Swooned and was in extremis al
three o'clock, but death did not occur til
after the time announced in the first dis
patch from Rome. The aspect ofsthe city
is quiet to indifference, strangely contrast
ing with its appearance on the death oi
King Victor Emmanuel month ago.
A Berlin dispatch says it is safe to say
that Germany's policy towards the con
clave will sbe one of of absolute non-in
reference If rot indifference,
4 Rome correspondent of the Times
says a report is in circulation that Car
dinal di Pietro has been elected Pope b!
| aoclamatinn hnt Il IL mt halieEed
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-08
CONGRES SIONAL
SENATE

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE senate was
in executive session three and a half
hours, nearly all the time being devoted
to the discussion of the nomination of
Henry W. HiIliard, Georgia, to be U. S.
minister to Brazil. The nomination was
Confirmed.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-08
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-Consideration of
the Wiggington- Pacheco case was resumed
After long debate the house proceeded
to vote on the pending propositions. The
resolution reported by the majority of the
committee, declaring Wigginton, the con-
testant, entitled to the seat was adopted
yeas 36, nays 1875. In the report of the
committee majority of four was figured
up for Wigginton, while the minority of
the committee figured up a majority of
six for Pacheco. The secretary of state
of California had certified to a majority Of
one for Paeheco. The result of the last
vote having been announced, the oath of
Office was administered to the new men,
Der, Peter D. Wigginton.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-08
OHIO.

CINCINNATI, Feb S.-Stille, Heller &
Co., and the Sanning & Aggers, furniture
manufacturers. corner Of Gest street and
Mclean avenue. were burned out this
owned by c. l.. English; loss $4,000;
DETROIT, Feb. S,-Ihe Wyandotte
Rolling Mill Co. have been adjudicated
bankrupt in the United States district
court. Kerd;nsk Moore has been APP
pointed provisional assignee with bond of
$500.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-08
Weather prnhanilitiss-

;" S11AHSA ~@OUnIOAI4O1Ss'
WASHINGTON, Feb. Solicitations for
the upper Mississippi aud lower Missouri
valleys; cloudy weather with rain or snow,
followed by partly cloudy or clearing
weather, colder northeast to northwest
winds, rising preceded at southeast sta
tions by falling barometer.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-08

SALT RHEUM eighteen years; used all the no
ted humor cures without effect; six bottles Fentons
Matchless Sarsaparilla cured me; it is dead sure
cure T c GooD, Buffalo, n Y.
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Personal.

he silly season has opened in the na-
A MlNSlSYippian who died with
Is = reported TO have frozen to death
Tue thermometer at 90o."
le Emperor of Brazil has given from
private purse the sum of two thou-
qv.ialS Tor the use of Brazilian stu
N ol music in Europe.
Is Kate Field sent from Stratford.
Ayon' IN England, the Slip of wv
cI The Yale senior class planted last
slay by the side of the Yale Ii
s' ~, ~, Z. Campbell was drowned
Surl bathing at Mayport Beach.
!, oS oySaiGhsoaHvllle, i Fla, Thursday, in
n, VI ler four children and husband
We're unable to assist her.
tai, sH onarleS Lee, who had the honor
ns sworn at by the Father of his
Inl I"jl uSea TO say that the Declaration
Rmmsiienia miienaehce contained only two
sualSf ~. Sharon is said to be the nos
1 Sao " doo me comfortable little fortnpe ot
Ent tYV, wa Min before accepting this state
4 SIs,oM,i,il Mo- VIII wait and have a talk with
'Aa'ons administrator. WIN
In rasn,',, @Uoert NJ. Douglas, who has inst
tbs bseaRPipolnted * United States MarJh al
|fe,emhSsl e IhSlrlct Of North Carolina is said
bre and y Tnan lis father, the"Little Giant, .
1, IN more as he grows older.
Il boIlans' bTnns Is round and stout, but Mr.,
! ktAe nnu,SvL,eyed, hollow-chested, and
\. II tTHnolesome look of a consumn.
bis il onI, nGcsht matter, however, for
hily and d,y ~ a second lieutenant In the
bel tot5 t5a "a hourly danger of being re-
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he was not on the train, and that there
was cross-tie on the track, which he
could not get out / told him he was large
enough, in case like that, to remove al
most anything; / asked him for his ad-
dress, and he said his name was Brown,
and that he could be found in Whining
ton anytime; l then threw the light of
my lamp in his face, and recognized him,
l started for the train to see who was kill
ed, and Brown disappeared about as
quickly as he had made his appearance.
l then met Mr.. Lawson the agent that
Claymont, and Mr.. Addicks; told them
about Brown, and both remarked that he
had better be arrested; ] looked around
and found him and Mr.. Addicks and Mr..
Lawson took him back TO Claymont sta
ton; i then looked around the wreck,
and found 1 could do nothing but wait
for help; wrote a telegram to Mr.. Ken
ney,. at Philadelphia, giving particulars
of the accident; Mr.. Hurley took it TO
Linwood and sent it off; | then went to
look at the bodies of those who were
killed and fount that the engineer, Geo.
Babes, and his son, had been taken out
of the wreck; one was placed up in the
field and the other in the baggage car;
the other two bodies were iammed under
the cars and could not be got out.
found that everybody else was safe
and then looked at the engine, which was
pretty well stripped of all outside gear /;
the engine was reversed, and L felt salts
fed that everything had been done by
the engineert to prevent the accident; when
| the train arrived from Wilmington met
VIM. Legg and John McCaffery l told
them about Brown and they said they
would arrest him. when / first met Brown
he was very much excited and was pale.
| A diagram of the track in the imme-
diate locality of the accident was produc-
| ed. The craftsman stated that the tie
was supposed to have been in the culvert
but the marks on the track showing where
the train first jumped were six feet from
the culvert. From the culvert 70 where
the engine plunged into the bank was 691
feet.
Mr.. Phillips then testified that he found
the tie lying lengthwise between the
tracks about fifteen yards from the cul-
vert; the tie, which had been brought in
the room, was shown to witness, which
he said looked like the one he saw by the
track; witness thought an obstruction
like this could not be seen by the engi-
neer at a distance of not more than 80 or
40 yards he did not see how the tie had
been wedged under the culvert; it would
have left mark on the other ties.
The witness was further examined by
the Attorney-General in responses to
whose inquiries wstness stated the engi-
neer could have seen a man making a
| signal like Brown, at a distance of about
80 yards; he said every car was thrown
from the track except the last one.
The Jury is still in session.
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Feign Tclegraphic Summary

b. grand natioual festival in honor OF
paris exhibition took place yester-
+The GREEKS were admitted to the
1ln congress SaturdaS-The London
les aud Saturday Review speak ap-
Eingly Of the results Of the congress
far. The News and tho Standard
not disposed to colcede that any
hphd has been gained. by Great
ein-The Journal de st. Petersburg
ratulates Russian diplomacy upon
ping obtained the oGect for which
striven"-Gen. Sir Garnet Wolse-
Bays India is recruiting ground
er than all Europe, and speaks OF
gu b7aconsfield'' ma sterly policy In
zln5 this mine Of military strength"
Pc American oarsmeh in England
phae to attract attgntion-Twenty-
Fn persons were buried by the fall of
|nnel near Schwelm,) Germany, Fri
nlght-The American shin Mabel
r. from Liverpool for Hong Kong,
been wrecked in the South Pacific
|t of the crew saved.
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sTSSu'
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jyl-lrn

DUBLIC SALE
MOROCCO FACTORY, HOUSES,
STABLE AND BUILDING LOTS,
At L. W. STIDHAM 81 SONS, Sales
Rooms, Ill East Fourth street, Will
mington, Del, on
SATURDAY,, JULY 13, 1873.
At 2:SO O'Clock, P. M.
No. -Four story Brick Morocco Fac
tory, 20x62 feet, and lot of ground with
Stables, &c, thereon situated at corner of
Fifth and Church and Lord and Church
streets. Lot 62xl4S feet.
No. 1.-TWO story Frame Stable and lot
of ground on Lord street, between Sprucs
and Church streets, about 3ax5S feet.
No. 3.-Three story Brick Dwelling with
three-story back building, No, 9lS West
street. Lot 26 IT, 8 in.x feet.
No. 4.-Three story Brick Dwelling with
three-Jory back building, No. 402 East
Fourth street. Lot 1896 feet,
Immediately after the sale OF the above,
the following Building Lots will be sold
ON the premises
Three lots N. w. Cor. 9Th Monroe Sts,
Seven lots on West side OF Monroe St.
above 9Th.
Two lots on 10 feet alley, on rear OF Mon
roe street. See plot on posters.
Terms at sale. All the property can De
seen on apple alton; For turner part,cu'
SAM'L M. HARRINGTON, Atty.
l.. w. Stidham q Sons. Auctioheers.
tv14 a. and edits
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GENERAL NEWS

|apt i, h. lfo9gden, a North Caroline mo,
h Court zen "s n convicted in tie Hast.
bcufed soa VI richmond, Va, of havino
b ne1cHu 1cUas under false pretenses
kd bis i,vilant nNi OF that city. The iurv
pepite',;l ep'r,;ulSl'ment az three wears IN
10 svyn.laiy and then recommendad
p trial has bive We clemency. A motion
idingt d gt,l;a9Soralely Il, ., constructed fran.
Lean napro p,' LOUIS, owned by DR.. j Fl
|hrt atu,"uriIowly escaped iestrnc,,n,, -
mysterons me me hre originated in
sr,and u' wsu manner In The clock
One nf was ,f first discovered issni Un 0n
nd. The tn ttle s dlalS, l75 feet above ihss
rOof.i ne o, hrenan played upon 'r1 " FINE tne
hing i6a "nd prevented the fire from from
hi . ~ ,ne dome. Loss si5,ooO. from
dated dispatches pate from General How.
o, STATE tear tLa. camp Curry, Oregon
ley aiyano.an mat the hostlles inorsssa
eak tbanoe. tba n AT the beginninn ense nfthe
Mia 'ne ,ma Bannocks formed y, .ne
Mi ,,naieontents north juno
have 10, flutes. pl Some of the RIa,'
lllas hava haV,neH e them, and some of the
unchon wi,s u'so succeeded In fors-
moving" WIN mo Them. They evidently
ptentsi ( north to gather uolS.y up othay
View of os orces have been disnosa,, oi
Report u Of cutting hi Them off. Bernpard's BIpTSrs
three kllIaI M .,I rseent fight states his 4
ntO iifIV' iVe .i,I indian killed variousiy'
~ Will many wounded
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FRST EDITION.
IocaI Time Table.

vsrKAyE WILMINGTON.
aiJnI aaiJsInhia: 2 90, $40, 6.55, $40, 800,
peOo a. IN; 1881, i2.40, 2.30, 40,
T a n m. On sundays: 2.09. D 10 a.
s%'y 'york; SSg 2 %, 5 IA, a m, 12 81, 70 40,
y" M, on Sundays; 2V9 IN.
p,nore nm, re- and Washington: IL IA, 10,
w M; 1875 II 50, 8 O9. pm. Sundays
Bn, y, Deposit: 456 p m; no Sunday
p. Ir castle: 8, 6 20, . 80 m; ! o5, 8 80 p
no sunday train. .,or q IN
b,,agare r. r.: B 0s, o 80 a m; %, oSo
IN no sunday train. eoso
rimington " h Northern X. M b 20 u
aoo 5OO p nj; no sunday train.
,oIaTare ,Gw Western Il. r.; 10 20 q m; 10 30
Y, m sundays: 10 80 a m.
~ lh,Ss Vs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON. :.
nniladeIpnla. IL Sc, s "a, 9 "a a m IL
,Sm iaG, 5 55, 45i, 3 IA. o rs, 7.30,
!. TX IA. II 10 p m on Sundays: II Do,
C,an, $50, Q 81, II 10 p IN. ~
Now Yok: u 56, s "a a m; IL "a, IL OK
" Sgpm, ~ Sundays; II 90 a m /,
I5lpm ,o7 10 az
an.t
q 81 s. , m; on Sundays; IS a m 9 80
m. - 10 o1 11as
~ sBp m; on Sundays: IL a m; . 46
'p Pon Deposit; 500 m; no Sunday
Pains. ,o
%sp, O5 p m; no Sunday trains.
Delaware r. r.: s 80 a IN; 4 20, g 40 p
i; No sunday trains. ooo
Wilmington 4 Northern r. r.: . 0s,
[lsOam:S 10 p m; no Sunday trains.
4 Delaware Western X. r.; 7 % m
IiOp m; on SUNDAYS: 6 20 ~ IN.
In FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
n Broad street and Washington ave
ne: 7 80. 400, 10 80, las m; 2 80. 3 3d.
I'd, 5 IS, G, 6 i5, Q 45, II 80 pm; on sun
{ays. 30 a III; q 0O,9 45, Il 80, p m.
a thirty Second and Market streets
I2, ii I5 a m, u Is, So, 8 30, IL 40 p M
sundays: 9 80. II As D m.
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SYRUP
From a Physician.

NORTH HYDE PARK, VT, Feb. 7, 1876.
Messrs. SETH w. FOWLE & SONS, Bos-
ton, Mass:
Gentlemen-You may perhaps remem-
Der that i wrote you several weeks ago in
regard TO the use of the peruvian Sprup"
for my wife. who was suffering from gen.
eral debility, the sequence of Typhoid
Dysentery. had tried the most noted
physicians in this State and also in Can
ada, without relief. AT your recommen-
dation she comm en- ced the use of the Syr-
up. The first four bottles made but little
i'm preston, but when taking the fifth, she
began to improve rapidly, and now, after
using six of the dollar bottles, she regained
her strength, and is able to. do most Of the
work about the house and ] feel that l
cannot speak too highly In praise Of Pc
RUVIAN SYRUP. l have prescribed 1t
to several OF my patients, and have pro-
cured the sale OF several dozen of 1t here.
You eau make any use of this letter that
you see fit. Yours very truly,
H. d. BELDEN, NJ d.
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DIED,
HUSBANDS.-Int this city, on June goth
Hamilton Husbands.
Relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence OF his father-in- law
David Moore, No. Z. Second street, OF
Tuesday morning, July I'd, at 10 O'Clock
TO proceed to the Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery. The members OF FRS
Delaware Battery are invited to attend ir
body.
VENN.-In this city, on the 2Sth instant
Annie, wife of Isaac p. Venn. aged 81
years.
The relatives and friends OF the fam lily
are respectfully invited to attend the fu-
neral, from the residence OF her husband
Thirteenth and Forrest streets, on Monday
afternoon, July /. services at the house
at O'Clock. Interment at Riverview
Cemetery. /,
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Indications for To-day.

b. d, Middle States and Neio England,
binary or falling barometer, slightly
btr ca'eriy wiads, clear or partly
b reatler piV preydil, NTH local rain
h latter district.
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
A low state of the System

From Rev. o m Gregory,
Pastor Of the Wesleyan Methodist Church at
PittStolcn, Luzerne County, Pa.
My Dear Sir-Having at various times,
personally, and in my own and other
families, tested the great value of the
medicine called PERUVIAN SYRUP, or
PROTECTED 8 o l. u I 10 " OF PRO-
TOXIDE OF IRON and most cheerfully
recommend it. especially TO those who are
suffering from dyspeptlc and nervous dis
orders. AS reliable and powerful altera-
tive, 1t Is, think, unsurpassed; and as
tonic, free from all the Objectionable fea-
lures OF alcoholic remedies, 1t is most
efficient auxiliary to the temperance cause,
| One of the greatest hindrances to the tenn
perance reform at present is, as think,
the medical use OF alcoholic stimulents.
Whatever may be argued as to their ne
cossity in certain cases, we have In the
PERUVIAN N SYRUP, safe and effici-
ent substitute for those dangerous RENE
dies. This testimony is given unsolicited, ,
with the hopethat some who are not yet
| ac quainted with the valuable properties
of the medicine may be induced to give 1t
| a trial. Yours truly,
JOHN GREGORY.
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lXTEsLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE

VXTESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,
w WILMINGToS, DELAWARE.
At the opening OF the Fall term, Mon
day, Sept. Q. 1873, there will be N W
President, NEW furniture, NEW repairs
throughout the building, NEW pianos,
the modern conveniences NEWLY intro
duced to add to the comfort OF the young
ladies both in the public and private
rooms, and all this at the OLD prices.
For catalogues address the president,
REV. j. NJ. WILLIAMS. A. M.
iv1tf
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Four Men Killed
Terrible / Rai|road Accident
A Passenger Train Thrown
from the Track.
Engine and Four Cars Broken

THE ENGINEER AND FIREMEN AND TWO
OTHER MEN KILLED-THE CAUSE OF
THE AFFAIR ENvELoPED IN Mrs-
TBRY-WAs 1T ACCIDENT OR
DESIGN "A CoRoNER's
JURY STARTS AN IN
We t IGATIoN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Office TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS.
~ We hereby give netice that the
Collectors OF County and Poor tax will be
found at No. 10 East Sixth street, during
the month OF July and August; and at 618
Market street during the evening, for the
purpose of receiving the same
JOS. l.. CARPENTER, Jr..
A GIVEN,
July 1st, 1s7s.-tf Collectors.
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Gtipds ii6sr oen ,ttooerne,t
@e(eGfdjaftsfon.

Wahrlid, es aeb6ren einise Natursoben,
RenntniIie. Nnifonb. ilebung nno Mnmutb
oa8u, nm i'm seieli9aftlihen 8eSprdte, in
oielem herriiden 3meifampie Der Sheen, mo
man nihi nur ourd ben 6trom Der eiges
nen Reoe, ionbern audi ourd ben bss Seq
ners geordnat nno aebDben miro, gldnsen
uno unterbalten 81 f6nnen.
SeBt 1T in nnieren aeiellieen GirteIn cine
Der nothnenbiaiten Suaenoen: 3ub6ren,
oenn bic trait. nuo ioFtloien 3nnaenee.
fedte Der nleiIten Soeietdtsn aa3ub6ren, iii
cine Gunit. cine Sueeno, bic man ans lest
ihon in Der Gr5iebung einprdaen iolIte.
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iraenb Elm Serboenfenber. uno uobrlid1,
ipenn ih in Die Girisl, Soirees, Rrdnsdben.
Biquenifs. ober luie bic Usreiniaunasorte
Der iocialen 3biere ole beiBen nl6een,
fomnie, ,oenfe Id itamer vDerWlenIA iii elm
esielIises S6ier !" Gbe6sm laaen tauIeno
Jsiss IN ben ssreaosn sines sslellIaen
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ilsine Goisnmlnbhen nur itbr spenio.
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iGmnbis maht benn bic 50ne finb b69lt
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