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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-13
PATRICK Y HEENEY.

JOHN cAvANAUGH, OR DUBLIN jack"
This man was brought before the jury
and refused to testify. He is q hard look
ing citizen, and bears the imprint Of a vii
lain. He was at once taken back to Jail.
4 man representing himselfto be law
yer from Davenport, calling himself Dr.
Weatherby, tried to set into the jury
room, but was positively refused 1t was
amusing to note the injured air the fellow
assumed. The sheriff said to him. How do
! know but you are ore of the gang, | can
see 20 disere2ce." The legal luminary(O
left without cease" lie was % impe-
cunious, hungry looking Individual.
Maggie Heeney was recalled, Her
statement varied very little from that
given yesterday. She positively denied
any knowledge of the fight. Her testi-
mony conflicts with and is direct contra
diotiGn Of Patrick Heeney's testimony;
Shes also pcsitixclgs asserts that Mike
HeeDcy was with her. This Gohtradictg
the statement Of sll the others, who swear
that Mike was at Mrs. Flauigan's She
changed her testimony somewhat as to the
route taken and corroborated Bernard
Heeney, except that she did not remem-
Der seeing him after saying goodbye at
Adler's gate.
MIKE HEENEY.
Nike Heeney was ne~t called and is not
bad looking man; better looking thar
any of the rest of them.
His testimony was very important, and
contradicts the others. It was rot con-
Guided at time of going to press. From
the evidence it would seem that he is dis
posed to tell the straight story. A night
session of the jury will be held. and at this
writing. il lools as if the inquest will not be
concluded until midnight, 4 theg. At the
conclusion of Heeney's testimony, Mrs Ber-
nard Heeney was recalled, and was on the
stand when We went to press, at D. III.
She knows more than she will tell
The prisoners we're locked up in sepa-
rate sells last night and no one was admit
ted to see theE. The fellows are hard
cases. Dublin Jack" is Il years of age,
FIVE feet 81 inches high, of medium build,
with bull neck, wicked looking eyes. and
smooth face. He is known to the police
as a hard character under several aliases
such as Jim Burns, John Cavanaugh
Mike Heeney is about 10 years old; of
sandy complexion, ave feet 10 inches in
hight, good round built
Tbos- Flanagan is about Is years old
sandy haired and boot-black, by, profession.
Patrick Heeney arrested by the police
of Davenport 10 this city,wa employed at
the Eagle works He was arrested on
suspicion. Bernard Heeney is about "a
years of age.
Those who attend the funeral are re-
quested to meet at the late residence of
Officer Rosen6eld, ..coruer of Fifth Avenue
and 18th street, tomorrow friday
morning at-9 o'clock The City Council
and all city officers will meet at the Coun-
Gil chamber at the same hour and 20 In q
body to the house. Members of the Fire
Department will meet at the Third Ward
Hose House at the same hour, and form in
line and march to the house. The Rod
man Rifles will meet at the Armory and
march to the house. The Board of super
visors will meet at the Rock Island House
and proceed to the residence at Q O'Clock.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-13

WIVES KNOW THAT THE BROW OF CARE
is often soothed by delicious supper, to
which perfect, bread, rolls, biscuit, ETC..
are soimportant, To have these delicate
products of baking always reliable, the use
Of DOOLEY's YEAST POWDER is very i'm
portant. This article is among the most
valuable Of the day in its bearing on health
1t is put up in cans always full 10 weight.
Tho De Santo whisky case, before the
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-13

For Lace Braids, Thread and Patterns,
call on Miss Platt, opposite Episcopal
Church. 4dtf.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-13
To-DAYs' ADVERTISEMENTS.
-ASSignee'S Notice.

THE undersigned hereby notifies all persons thA.
| Levi NJ. Haverstlck, lately doing business II
this city. did recently make an assignment 10 >.
Ross Mills, Of all his real and personal estate, IL
trust for The benefit OF his creditors; that the IL
dersigned has been appointed the successor ID
trust Of the said j. Ross Mills, in the matter o. thg
said assignment. All the creditors Of the sald Ltl
NJ. Haverst1cK, are hereby notified TO present Ile
claims, under oath or affirmed, 10 me within lIFs'
months from date.
Rock Island, H., March nth, 1879. ,,-
THOMAS MURDOCH,
3-1366w.thVr Assignee
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-13

Tho De Santo whisky case, before Il
court to-day, decided not guilty.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-13

iHEVALER.
At Bengston's
, 1879-08-11

!hron District, regarding the coming contest
for tic flovcrhorbhlp, In connection with which,
g.. bsep a T Of H. H. FoF
SAID that, 1rst ot all, ha i. Tor Dick Dg!csty,
vim, Asr. Fort thinks, could command more
votes than anv. one whp Is likely 10 contest tho
candidate for lho nomination. Mr. Fort IL unda.
cidctl a. whom he would prefer, Regarding
hin,seit he said nothing dc1nltc. but left the In.
precision that'hc would not be Avetse to Offering
s s s aansra 70 e nss assS'Ms. ssa IT, ftt f s ae &C.
,ncnts Of ssfength whirh ara possessed by no
other prominent Republicans OF the State. and
Is, besides, n man Of sterling integrity. hard
sion. Should ipc el,uico tal upon hl,n, tho i'an-
tdgratM can ChttrfulIy support him.
, 1879-08-11
LAKE BLUFF.

aENr1cBs IN TIE WOODS .,
Yesterday, as was expected, was the most
eucccssful thus far Of the meetings at Lake
Diu1. A beautiful day, following 4 might cool
mud conducive to sleep and rtst. aided amtrense-
" In putting tie Christian army in
Eooa condition ,og e af nin a, se oo0o'
Tile exercises Of the day found fitting open
Inc in ti,o uraycr.mcet'ng1 held II all tho tents
AMI cottages m the ground.
A new feature was Introduced Il,
.s,eys rs, & 5.SFf:fs IL Fs cotsno, Az at aaFs's Se
rtc.lly number Of Christians mud Others Who
wrro III trouble or wcro earnestly seeking salvA-
fton assembled. The purpose was 70 make this
a supplementary work to t11At done W exllofth-
t!nn AMI prayer in the regular gatherings 10 the
Tabernacle.
Tho helievcrs' meeting was the hcst {cthola::
At y o'clock every. scat in Clark Street Chapel
wos occupied, whifd tnauy were standing about
Inc outside. Tho plan of salvauon WAS the
tlto icat'er oi t,o meeting, said that
tlIcy would Introduce God, n..d
let Him speak dn tho subject. Ac-
corlingiy. tho whole OF The llAcnsslpu vas taken
from tI,o Bible, aud great deal OF Interest MAS
Ti,o morning services tn the Tabesnnclo found
to tic World, tho Lord Is Gomez
e vi d. ' John 0PwSnfns Williamson hynn; sas te4set s',et
PRAYER Tor tho presouco of the Lord In the eoa-
IL. ". c. Willing then made the statement
TINT $3.50 was needed to deirsy The EXPENSES Of
thy pfe,snt mssts sn s.sa sSloeton nr,ss rss ne
i iug iieht /, breakins" S'1f Tfo Rev. Dr.. RoGept
Allyn then preached from. Romans VI, 16:
"Knor ye not that to whonf 10 Yield yourselves
asservanta to obo., hls servants 70 arc to whom
cH flt1tr Ehethnr nf GfN HHUkh nf nhnf1j,
, 1879-08-11
POOLING PASSENGER RATES..

The Trunk Line Executive Committee has
held several meetings lately In reGara to The
establishment OF vest and casL bound l,as-
aengcr pools k!tniias to The e1Isttn,; freight
poo!s, snd It hts been virtually decided to
establish such pools. lilo trunk limo
managers llAye found no dsseTcements
which stand In tho way Of Dividing tho
trulllc, or talher tho earnings from the trafnc;
for this business, OF cburst, cannot bo truns-
fcrred from road to road,as thc freight, is ut the
will Of tha companies. The plan Is. according
TO The RairoaA 0d.tttt. 10 basu tho division on
tho puatness Of last ycar, aud to make now
division each year on thb basis Of tho business
OF tho nrevtous year. On oil pasbcnccrs above
lowed very suaii proportion Of tho fare
toward covering The cxpanscs. II Ia Intended
to make this 40 sr,all that 20 road will bs
tempted to work for business for the sake of
this proportion Of the fare, and as suall part
~ 10 per csut LAS BEEN hogKeated. The mostfor-
miuahle obstacle to b. met with ts the difficulty
. OF disseminating wl,at traffic should b. diylled,-
What Is strictly locA, and what competitive, On
consideration mora spd more Of the passenger
tTatIe appears to 10 competitive, aud hnafiy II
was DECIDED that It would be caster to designate
, what should NOT thnn what shoniI po poololl.
Tits task. mo Passenger Axents now have to
baud. ana ths1els good prospect: TINT tho
general ,nlsa proklssA. will hp carried out at
nu,. distsut,. day.. Losses tpn pSaseuxees
:, laYe doubtla4A MT baeanso .gtsas a. those on
freight, by tAuy bare espa eonstderablc.A ind
at many plaves nearly u! ths.. thus thers has
been soula cutting ot Fstss, not much talked
about. oLwhieh sc4spers Yot ths ch1cf bUucis.
Katef from b.. Louis " t!a 'Edet have been
!xotully, aealo5t!lted; soapt halt tho ,ti1ns,
trunk }iues. p.Al . Kte4t aaal al money Aaa been
wasted, Of vhsi,s la 'post. cates, tho publiu did
not got tho benefit.
, 1879-08-11
T1IE.G0ED BtsiCK.
Anorura pr TItz 'rsi1sDAsRh, swaNpLk9q AR

AnoTlxRo or TItH rsi1kDAhAh sw1NpLk99 AR
- Rksrsp. !
Yestetday's Developments In tlle Fr!edberx
robbery, mentioned In Mondays TMInuNE, wtro
cyen more startling thai tdosa frat published.
The victim u completely broken up at the ioss
Of bls money, but found time last evening to
tell 4 reporter just how the sHtusile was worked
up on him. Ao mss seated Ia tho plnu,ber-slop
owned by Mr.. 4larrey, Ills bro,hcr4n.law, aud
what details FrictberK forgot the by.
sta',dors put Ia. ierhIps tic story Is
best told, however,, IN tho reporters
Euglish, for Friedbcrg'a is very bad, and might
not be clearly Understood. Lat Monday utter.
moon he WAS Visited ln Ills apartments at No. 425
State street BY uan named Johu Hanson, q
bartender IL Lou!s OppenbeImesa resort, NJ No.
65a btate atreet, Hanson mado Known his busi-
mesa ut ouce. There 'fare two aet)aalntanses OF
urflysl, and, as they wero hatd-up, neY wanted
to dispose of Z lot OF gold butliou
in tu shape OF Q beiek.. Frle4bsrs and
u,e Joung man went into tho betr-saluon on tho
arat floor aud talked over. IIle conversation
was lcasd by thu saloou.keeaer, As i result OF
this talk he met 1lunsoa Tuesday afternoon 1t
CLARK street bfidR9, -.anl tofusher tiley pro-
cesded 10 No. 1g9 North Clark street, and to =
pue oi the axiudless whoss aams il unknown,
and who for short ,nsJ be called Juues,. Jones
produced the brick afspr few natpeuts' CON-
vefsauon. and !!ea asked FElcdberx Y hs had
bsouvhs With him any AGtl or 4 bolet. lie
ceiylng ncestlse reply, tue party started forth
70 ses II shsy could buy aoFsr. They could
not ind one. aud conteatsd themselves by
seraptng A. tha brick. tones produced bottla
Of uitrie acid, whlrh u tho cpMmun tcat Tor
gold. FF!edberg bored Into tho brick, aud
Joaes, ~ ho did 70. carefully gathered the
ane f n III siea3F sa3F tls5s pssst sSs
, 1879-08-11
SUICIDES,

Tue nKv. ". II. HOLMEs
nresched yesterday morning VI tho Fulton Street
Methodlst Church TO q fair congregation, taking
a. hts sub}cet "Sulctdes. Their Cause aud
Curc" Ills TUT wss as tolows;'
And the keeper Ut the prison awaking out OF bis
Oh; b)s WORD, md would have killed bin,scIf, zip.
posInE that Tho prisoners hat oeen He'd Hut Exul
s.s u sa O. eua s!s sses e y.'f no h''m
The frequency Of self-mordet was alarniug,
be saldt ut,1, tlnca the effect was 10 great upou
the eoutnuuity, the qllastIau Ut suicides DO.
served attention. Suicides wcro generally dis
posed OF ty the Coroucr with q verdict of In
Bsnty, but the fart that the murderer wAs put
Of ruaeh should not ston us In Investigating thu
Cause. The soli-Mur1ercr Wa4 u coward. and
there must bc soma euro for such \
species Of cowardiee. The text act
forth tllxt Paul and Silas wefa
Ia jail aud m earthquake .cGule. The jaIler,
uuuet tie Iiopau law, was Fesponsiuln tor tile
lie of hts pr4optrs, but that hta lifc was II
peril xas qot sufficient cause fat .las conduct, 1t
was cot personal dAuger that lmpelled hln 10
lts deed, but II waa the voice of9 Christian
priapnef That sayeu him tue commission Of tile
fearful crime.
:, Suicide. 10 went on To say, was 1le' natural
:. outgtoHth ot unbstlsf, which Was very lpsblon-
abls ainun1 the ilolnaus aud tlleir philosophers,
and, this bstng shs case.. thulr philosophy. sas
worthy confederation. 'Bulgldu had often rauud
Is M epidsslIlet for tnstance, In N.puIeuns
army, aul lilo French wera noted for ihtlr
romantic wsYof taking thelr lives. The ucrmans.
500. ueta notorious for suicides, In proof Of
which The speaker quoted froin * Coroner
Dtst1.els's report for 1877, and referred to tbs
bees-d1inklnE habit of that nationality ~ ona ol
tho poasole ktls in >be sad wofk. The ueIIeana
~ere Eattona4tc people, largely lenyihE1iod,
and theis bclIel, le contendea, hnI Mure TO du
with this elas* ot fataity atnoUg them than any
thing else. The speaker wsnt TITO stat!stra to
show The extent uf suieldes Aud, analyzlng The
Individual, eane 10 tho eoaclusion thai
, 1879-08-11
WANIED, "A BURGLAR,

At 10 O'Clock nrled open .lhe rear aoor to
avenue. sotny 'i;;toplu living IN That neigh
borfloul witpctaed hls act, aud Whlie
fecsel his csutnte. hut In some mysterious
way l1ley were prevailed upon to let the felow
60. O1lpcr Lyman Lswls, WHO WIS In. the uclgh-
.bpkhood, was aarly. upon tho scene, but thu
burglar ,hal already male quick tracks out OF
illa dAt1tct. le Il described Us OF about 20 ysars
Of a9qh smooth faes, dark hnir, medium flight
aud build. uill was clad tu light clothes. Tho
Jlluny with which hc gAlnvd eulrauce 10 left be-
btud lin III the store,
, 1879-08-11
CHAUTAUQUA.
YEaTknDAY+ ,

CHAu7AuquA, N. y. Aug. l1-Visitora from
abroad wcrc not admitted within tho grounds
to-iny+ The attendance At all services was very
large. Maj. .. II. Cole, Adrian. Mich,
hold devotional conference
at D o. III. and s .. m, lie apoke with power
and eoquenco anexccllcd At Chatauaua this
rear,
, 1879-08-11

AnoI1lsr .neotlus ot' The Gf5pesty- y-hoidorF on
Hanover stscvt, Stewart agGlue, and vicinity WA
hold Saturday eYeulnx Al tho coE1et OF Portland
avenue ald Twepty-afth street. The oolfct Waa
to further excite public 1eeliuE agatust lta pro-
poset railroad in t4at yictnity. Tha meetluK wss
rsry. largely attended. aud mpuy spoke ttroneiy
esalnst thu scheme. l5ostdeut Hickey occupied
THO cl,str, and stated t0 those present that NUT
thought that tue Counct, uuulu stand BY tl,es,
sMl rsluse slRht u way An6ther mcotiug
will he hsad pvxt SATURDAY night, x tha eofncr
OF HteWaft avenue aud Ae0eegor street.
, 1879-08-11
Senator Booths Position la tho Tr1AnEu1ur
California Fight.

Callfornh Fight.
The Sacramento Record Unsoh OF the lat 'nst.
Senator Dooth at San franc!sco oa the niRhs bc-
fore. He spoke tn tho larRest ball tn san Fran
cisco, and To q largo audience. Tho tfteord-
Union snTs; "undonhtediy tho reputation OF
Mr; Booth as an orator vas IL ltsolt enough to
was awakened, oHlng 70 the fact That something
ttkc an attGmpt TO bulidozc the Senator out OF
supporting the Rcplolican party III thss CAM
palEn had been nude. and tlie public wsro
der lire, mud learning from his own lips the po-
sttIon which be, rs lifelong opponent OF mo-
uopoly, and man wont to bolt the straight
narty rule Where & not i9 aeeoraanee With nis
sns e"sisa S0oa e s sseene q 70 lie 'es
tempt "to bul,tluzo the Senator out ot support.
inr tt1o Republican partYn rcfcB to pressure
brought to ossf on h% r. r9a'p TO- certain
T'I.s psHnhiinon rnmiTatr fnr isovernnr
e,o , pnrHin. h.. hrsn at,,rrd Ts hy ths
snbserflcnt 70 tho Central pac!ac Railroad Com.
neS e o,,s u caIlorn,n and ~ ssna,Ur Booth
owes lis election 10 (ioyernor and United Stutcs
S"na.nr nniniv fn hi. ftnnti.l,atfnn with t},r
antsmonopo;y "tG ms, Of ,,st ;e Hsnaoaeao Patty
~ shs s,trs % P"cc ihcrr was ,Tcnt rn5oaiss r.
cnt cas,vass. His apecch isft no loubL,. As
uBual i,u was outsptIkcn md Lerided. His first
.ytrlls wrre: ri brIisye that the he st Int erests
~ ii1s Etufo anil Nnfinn fhe rood ri shr1nIv
~. tso,,as.i .11fnrs th.. ,ra,att1n ~ coch 4,
.Is Et ssa! - ~ ts.o @ ~ as"tn - - "anni
LUG ehlnrH,cht ol ns o"", tue scttlty ~ e4ua!
riRhta belufo Tie !aws VIII oe euDseeSe1 oy ING
suecess o. u'o McraDISan naIty u tae scptem-
oer elcetlon, Anat n ny te1s. Ae .1eh pro-
cecdGu 70 siale WHY ~ nAa cntito c9nnuSneo IN
iHe hepaoilean canaiaalo on sno Ihiloou ques-
ton nlld way 10 tnou9ht ae snoulu oe ciocteu: t.
sluctl u us speech reiaten 70 !oeai issaes not
ho slso treated o. SAt'ol!ai issues IN Me te!1
aud ans!elve style lor Whlch nc u noteo. ~
regard TO the record naao by NC Uemocfats
during tho spsclaI sestlon @ ata ~ 'ssso a. no"
presehted TO the peoplo, senator BOOM sa'a'
bincH the Ath of last MArcs. fas tie ltst ttnc In
tusentce,, years, ~ Dcnoc5auc party has had
Majority ~ 1otn aoeses ennsssse. -. nas s nceh
Sa,a at ~ nna ~ m aS1n st ~ nr,,.
.,Ss ~ htosa sovorstTntv fnr ,sen i'm TienJon
fontht IA IN on yndcated. and that i'll oniY crime
wa its fniluro. Tir measuyes Of the Republican
purity during tho War, and during tho atlll tnure
aiflcut period Of rctonstract,on, ats impeachcd,
tt,s!F authurs ma1tgned and ile Intention an.
nounccd Of repeating them az. Tho ncmuctats "
it.1 south claim thas taass mcso any sfiae f ID
Eank @oMa ~ ~ AN M ~ r'
.S ~. m.os..t s ~ ~ ,,h eGnc.ds III ns1s
sttcs t the orincnrs an which the uehei.on tussi.
Qed Itself sfe ID 10 recounEed a. Tho iruc {pterprn
| tHtIun of the Government. A datlnRaished Demo-
, 1879-08-11

THE COTEAU.
On all the maps in exlstcncc,- -sfitcholi'B
JoI,uson's. Xell,s. D]ark,s.-the scctfon rnst ri
tho Missouri ID Represented 10 bv n1ounte}n
This {atae rcovrnphy rnur nhout IN fhla |vltn.
somo forty ysars ago Tho uoyerancnt IN. IN.
poyed Ffanchman, Joseph Nieollpt, to mako
and Mississippi, west Of the James River. He
noticed some small hills. to which tho Frenef
npply the word Cote1it 20 littlo hlIl. .Ho
dotted them on his map, mud from that time to
,he tho e. psoeons uae apn,aKess naSe Represented
!he secl!Dn as mountainous plateau; whereas
E"lIoaa ~ 1uus u a'snosi continuous tangent.
IN tne summit q tn!s mountain, torty.thrcc
da maiee east o. tao M!ssont'. ssnaieato o. gen;
t!elnSh-oho s o. wi,on y tio lat9 secretary OF
laFtn oi ot4uu acres. Last year n0 aefc8 Tefc
proKen. md thts year tecded Win oats. Tic
n'an,ascr ea'!a'atcs tno a'esage !leio az seventy
ooshsls'
ruH DAKOTA RIvHs AEoioH
y one Of the love'iest tecuoas Of tne country.
IN many maps u ls eaina ihaJaines Kayer. nav
iiiG ~ source near ucvsFs Lake, cloaa up to tha
% nIlslbl nonnaarHand ranni1ns south to tankton.
hefa aGaia, ~ on ths MissouFl, Tue BOTTOM
la'Na, % v whc;l Gen' naxen epoke Of as being the
only auElcu'tutu! lan'1s. arc condidcred bT the
setllefa aa of INFERIOR value willie TIE up-lands,
Whleh Werc ntteF!y WosLnisas " h1a c}os ara
Was!ug Wy whcat thnt viii yield from twenty
IL exceedingly o1tIllaraflng to rido over this
scctson.-tu sec substantial tarn-housca dottfng
!ile ialbeape' lloeSs ala ncrds iccutng upon
The rlcil native Grasses With signs OF thrift On
iu!rom @ 'ss nsn peen 4, ,l, an.aeo ".,h,, .. ,..
sn nt ., s,".n,nmss "u1 y, Ht uo'd1 S
", rn,.. I ~ ~ N,..n.,s, M o,;.o -
.ti',sJ ti'i y. raI u - o laeS nv
J.t.'ctt It., t ~ nu oontnss7 .uS s.eau "
sra t ,at',tE aouE 'u ~ aac,ne ~ s.nucsota
A"o ~, 'n, ".' ~, ~. ~ poLNce"
nHo'uoo AND t,u"'VoO susAELs.
, 1879-08-11
pERE MARQUETTE.
Second Annual Meeting OF the
Monument Association at
MacklnaW.
Leading Incidents In tho Frontier
LIic Of tho Old Pioneer.
Sp,ttat curreap0ndtnee o5 1nt frisun,.

MAcKtNAw, Mich, Aug. g. v'a Ponr
1nNAcx, Aug! e.-Ihete aro few mon who llase
lived u,ld {iiad Ia tho service OF tho Catho,Io
Church whoso name. tre As closely tlendct
WIN .lo history y, ". ,'ses "s ."", " iete
Marquette and there are fcS mon 'nshie ths
Church Or out OF the Church whose memory
should ba kupt freshor By the people Of thu
4,oil""ces' % auiouA Nv NV ~ 49, w" "e
cross oi Cnr,s' IN thelr nahas nno tne "ora Of
God In thtlr mouths, will q sc'f.aacr'hc'ng
spirit at oneo the glory md The beauty Of their
rnao torr ~ t,,tr faIth hnvo for t,,e s,ae =,
poso u"sn VI auss' !a."' "4so 'oa a,ru.s os"o VI
aunnan.y' eas away A'om .sa,. e''n.1ss ,,1s. sa',
dgunoss oa a. md pn pssed M tnsr es ,. saa
prIcst ttau1a. and nlYny, will stand, out nrom.
,,sr.,, T., .,.a h...as. - ,,n ,orIcon r,nrn..,
oent'S III ti'c HISTORY o. 1ie atueseau p'oncefa
und American patriots, and therefore u Is bon
ortble to our humanity whon disposition sach
as was shown at tho mcctLng yesterday ia man.
49, rs~~ ~ p-' >''~''''
'@au' =,
Marquette rse on1s es vacn no aleu' y. ous ,s from
eyeti the feeble record OF Ills WORKS Lett bcnlnd
his IS years must hayo bccu prolific Of much
rood, mt oplv tn his Church, but to mankind
es,,.s,,l,
Be"efn''5' -
r.. TIE FIRST MISSION
founded By him was at the BHultIn 1861, be con-.
inn th,tlcr from Quebec by nay OF O.toso. Far
~ ,oaTs Maronct,e ,cmoinc4 A. tbc soult. md
NV ,shfs a"'oss'' 's"'"'usa s. Nv ~. a"a
won the confidence al'tl tie respect ol the wnt.
liko tribes. From thence lie wcnt to La Font,
md nftcr short residence he returned to thu
a,,,,t Thor ,hort I'M. ha fonnf1rt, I'm nil.
s,s 1a" 1,s,a. u q. T ,asaoa ~ ,.,'i"n ],a"o ~
:eW' " o's ~ 1e."..f ~ 49," ~ Wv
goods Of tho Indian traders Tor the whole region
were then stored. In 1B7D Marquette. with
Louis Jo]tat,, 20. ont from thin poins on tho
--oraarfr, ,,,.s,o t,,st r.s,,,to1 IN lin
"'ous'.a. soluso sna' .ses.sa ...s.. ~
DlscoyEnY or THE MissIsstrr1
Returning to Green Day In the fall OF Tint
wear bo received orders tho following year 10
.,s,t IL. Iniro,. ,n1,n,a anil eot mi In ,,a
c.mas nnr,inD t,nrn iha ,.o.t rnnst nf f.a,1"
W;nhirsu mi inu1in,r m nr uhnnt Inc i
,,,la,, st,a crassnt H." ~ chirouo r. Wa INN
!s return trp that he died, ~ hst0rytella lis.
Abbott dcarribcs the weary trio up tic lake,
the hardshIps encountered, ami
, THE itLNEss OF FATHER MARQUETTE,
,rbo .n. IN vcntk that In cou11 m lonpcr hc,n
t,nsaH y II" n',,s nctir nnra nm ~ mi "
mm1 y, h. n.rr;cd frnrn III nn,,c tn tr shnr.
, 1879-08-11
OBITUARY.

TALcorr, W. Va, aug. 1o.-Thc wife Of Tho
Hon. b. Wilson, luomber Of Congress- from this
State. died at Red Sulphur Springs this morn
ing.