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In former years it was common occur

In former years It was a common occur
renee to find so per cent, OF the field
hands in Louisiana. Mississippi and Ala
bama struck down with Swamp fever,
ChiIIs and fever or Dumb a que, just dur
ing the busiest Summer. Now, we are
glad to hear that the planters succeed in
curing every case of the disease 10 a few
days by the use of Dr. f. Wilhoft's Anti
Periodic or fever and Ague. Tonic, which il
sold by all Druggists through the country.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-14
MISSOURI.

ST. Louis, Oct. l4.-The stockholders
of the Kansas City & Northern. voted
almost unanimously to-day TO consolidate
with the Wabash r. r.
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MEDICAL.
PEA SURE THING 7

1t never fails. Cure yourself for 81 Prof. Cha
pins Buchu paiba97a quick, complete cure for al
male or female. 81 at Druggists. Advice free.
Depot IS Barclay St., New York, and for Rock ISL
II pauu
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Printing, Binding and Blank-Book work
specialties at THE ARGUS OFFICE. Nc
pains will be spared to please customers
Satisfaction guaranteed IF
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rHE DETROIT AND


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No r Fort street East DETROIT, MICH.
Awarded Diploma and First Premium by Michi-
gan State Agricultural Society at Detroit 1878
The cheapest and best Cups in use. My loose
iu the market Ny Cups are all warranted to give
the best Of satisfaction when properly put on and
regulated all orders or inquiries promptly attend
de to- A liberal discount TO the trade. send foi
Illustrated catalogue and price
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To-DAYS' ADVERTISEMENTS.
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An Agreeable Aperient and Refrigerant
This we'll known preparation 10 highly recon-
mended for DYSPEPSIA, HKADA AcHg, Sickness of the
stomach, Heartburn, and all complaints arising
from Acidity, Bilious and Malarial Fevers. IL coos
the blood and regulates the bowels. II is favor
lite medicine for children and its acidity and sweet
taste makes 1t cooling and refreshing. Put up In
OF. bottles. Prepared by
A. ROGERS SONS, Chemist, N. V.
sE Superior to Mineral Waters, Seidlitz Pow
ders, &C.
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE. Oct. IL
Wheat-h@lc higher; hard 17H No /, l5h
No 2, ID cash; 15A Nov; 17A Dec; No 5,
07h; No4. 80.
Corn--391s
Oats-2SAc.
Rye-7fc.
Barley 71Mc.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-14

NEW YORK, Oct. ID
FINANCIAL.
Gold 0n
Money-6617
4overnmente-SteadY.
U. 3. Bonds 6S cent S0's l8S1........ ....1.0511
sza -. s.'.s.'.-.s.-. eel Uo1i
New os .l.Oo1
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat-Feverish; 192c better; No 2 spring 8;
al 35A Noy.
Rye Strong.
Corn-A0Kc better; 55H 0t56.
Barley-Quiet.
Oats-Very strong; mixed western 3SMQ41M
white 39x @43M.
Pork-Steady and unchanged
Lard-Quiet; 80.
Whsky-Unchanged
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St. L0uis Market.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. IA.
Flour-Strong and higher; 1905 IS.
Wheat-Higher and firm; No 2 red / 24zG1 252s
cash: 261l61 81 Nov; 2S01 90 Dec; Nos, i
0I 17H.
Corn-Better; &c cash; 351s Nov; 34sIGs4A Dec
IS Jan.
oats-e64.
Rye-1.
Bsrey-S5.
Whisky-1 OF.
Pork-I0 80.
LArd-5 90.
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LIVE STOCK

Hogs-ReCeipts 4,sO0; fairly active; easy; mixet
packing 300l3 so; Workers to Baltimores 3 4S0l
IS; butchers to extra 50Q13 65.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
w. w. RATHRuN.

n Notary Public. All business will receive
prompt attention. Office in Room 2, Buford's
Block, Rock Island, H. 9-2d&w1y
The daily gazette., 1879-08-09


AMERICAN GRAIN FOR ITALY The
United States Consul at Naples. Italy,
In despatch to the Department or State
repeats the staten ents previ ously made
Of the falling off In the grain crops Of
Western Europe. The, e,question is, Can
Ameri,a supply the deficiency? The
Russian crops are said to be good and the
ports Of the Black Sea full Of grain wait
4 ig expectation. The Consul is surprised
to learn that during the last eighteen
months tlirty-four csrgoes Of corn, ol
IA, 900 bushels, have been received Al
Naples from the United States. 1t II
not used for food, but for dist llation
Much Of it arrives in a damaged condi.
tlon, owing to bad packing. If Americi
can compete with Russia the Italian
market may be worth attention.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-09

The amount Of silver in the Bank oi
France In 1870 was $13, 400, ,O0O. Thii
steadily increased year after year TO $e2,-
600. 900 10 1874, but meanwhile the stock
Of gold held was three or four times
greater than that of silver. But since
that year, while the stock of silver ha,
continued to increase, the stock of gold
has dwindled, the bank having now held
more silver than gold for two years past
In May this year the stock Of silver was
$229, 900, 200.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-09
LOCAL TIME TABL Is.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

TRAINS LEAVE wILMINaro oH.
For Philadelphia: 2d, 7.o5, $40, 800
o. e. 70 ;s % M. Y an 81 r. ss 2so, soe
$40 a. m; 5 %, 8 sso. . 4s, p m.
For New York 2.37, 1904, . m, IL 81, 70 80,
546 m;onsundays: 2 Usa m. b. p. m
For baltimore and Washington: 1851. 21U
days IL 81, 40 q IN
For Port Deposit: 4os m no sunday
For New Castle. go. s1s a m; oc, 8 30 p
For Delaware K. R.: S16 a m; 1 05, 90
pm no Sunday train.
For Wilmington d Northern X. r.: 8 % q
m; 200. 10 m; no Sunday train:
bNpm. Sunday train, $40 m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
from Philadeipnia:124 a, 8 "a, 8 O6 q m
i2es,Pmi Y 4S, IL y, so6, 4ol, to4. s1,
% q, T. e. i III 70 iSna" % VS. IL 49,
From New Y o. Z: / OF, "a a m; ~ "A. 70 u
6H, 1922 p m, IN Sundays: u 45, 1 O6
am; 10 H p m.
from Baltimore: Q 04, o 40, 941, a m; 12 n,
u $50 ~, % m; on Sundays; W a m
from Washington: 2u a m 70 a. 1888
os6. sss p mi on Sundays ? o. q 10; 46
From Port Deposit 400 a m no Sunday
From New Castle: 800 am; 70 10 M;
10, 45 p m; no Sunday trains.
From Delaware Il. R.: so l2lO a m
10 p. m; no Sunday trains.
From wilmington q Northern r. r.: sos,
ii 30 Ia; 30 p m; no sunday trains.
From Delaware Western II. R.: B 90 a m :
216,7 45 p m; Sunday train, 5.25 p M.
rhAINs FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
From Broad street and Washington ave
nue.: 80, SEQ, 10 80, II 40 m; 80, 8 80,
400, is, l6, 8 10, II 80 p m; on Sun
days: 80 m; oO, 10, II 80, pm.
from Thlrty-SecOnd and Market streets
70, m, II m, II Is, 800, 30, II 80 p m
on SUNDAYS 9 80. IL 80 p m.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-09

Secretary Evarts has made good
move. lie has addressed a letter to
London, Berlin, Stockholm and other
places, which were approved i'll Cabinet
meeting yesterday, protesting against the
emigration Of Mormons ana requesting
foreign governments to do their utmost
in preventing the same. lie fortifies his
position by the declaration tint they
come only to violate the laws of the
United States, and the broad ground is
taken that if this caution is not needed
measures will be adopted to this class OF
people out of the country. 1t is step ii
the right direction, and had it beci
made years ago we would have beer
spared trouble and expense.--Iieraid.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-09
THIRD EDl'rlO IN
Foreign TelegrAphic Sam mary

It Is feared in South Africa that Cete
wayo may defeat the natives sent against
him, and complaint is made that Sit
Garnet Wolseley undertakes his enemy
The Chancellor of the Exsheq uer hints
that general election is not impending
-Dr. Newman Hall has secured di-
vorce fr ON his wife.-A large part o
the Bosnian capital, Sarajsvo, ha4 beer
destroyed by fire.-It Is reported thai
only $1,000 shares of Panama Cana
stock had been taken at Paris when the
books we're closed.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-09
SECOND EDITION
Asrnsn-A.Aeriesns Prcseesed From
GiIiSnry Regulation IN Germany.

nermau-Annerieans PrOtected From
GiIiSnry Regulation In Germany.
WASHINGTON, Ans. 8, 1879. The De-
partment OF State has received informa-
tion nom Mr.. White, the American Min
inter At Berlin, OF the favorable action OF
the Cer,nsn government in q matter OF
Importance and interest to the German
American citizens of the United states.
Carl Gerhard BOOKSELLER, native orGer,
many, became a citizen Of the United
States by natur alizstlon in 1S4S, and
subsequently, while residing in st. Louis
had two sons, one born in 1857 ana the
Other IN 1854. While these boys were
minory the father returned to Germany,
takine them with him but before they
became Of age the sons returned TO 81.
Iouie. where they have ever since con-
tinued To reside. For the last three
vearx the father has been subjected to va
rious snnoyances by the local authorities
of Germany because of the refusal OF the
vonne men. whose names are Richard
Werner BOOKSELLER and Casper Derthare
BOOKSELLER, to report themselves for enroll
ment In the German army. These an
noyances assumed the shape Of threats OF
prosecution and the imposition or penal
ties under the German military law, and
their enforcement against the property OF
the elder Doisselier in Germany. These
proceeding finally eliminated in pro,
cess served upon the father stating thai
unless the sons should appear in court
ON the second day of July, 1879, they
would be prosecuted under the pena
laws Of Germany, and certain property
Of the father would be conliscated to the
State. 40
The attention Of Mr.. Evarts having
been called to this case on the 3Oth o.
May last he promptly instructed our MIN
lister at Berlin to bring this subject u
the attention of the Imperial government
and to express in strong terms the earn
est desire of the American government
that any proceedings which might b.
contemplated in regard TO the propert.
of the elder Boisselier, based on the re
fusal of his sons TO submit 10 the de-
mand for military service, might at ono
be put an end to. The result Of the EN-
phatic and decisive action taken by MI
Evarts was a decision In favor Of th
Booksellers. >
The daily gazette., 1879-08-09

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-A A gen.
eral advance in prices, ranging from to
3 per ceut, was made in stocks. Govern
ment securities were stronger and rail-
road bonds less in demand. Money wal
somewhat hrmer aud exchanges were
duh and steady.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-09
A GARD

10 all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretiOns OF youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, &C.,
VIII send q recipe that Will cure you,
FREE OF CHARE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send sslf-add ressed envelope
10 the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D
zew York City.
dec10- -e,n AWIy
The daily gazette., 1879-08-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Important 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup Ia the
only thing that mothers can rely upon for
their children. IL cOrrects acidity of the
si0mach. cures wind collie, resu ates the
bowels and gives rest. health and comfort,
10 mOther and child. During the process
OF teething lis value IL incalcullble II
softens he 2uns reduces iniiaml Aiatlon
aud allays all pain thereby giving rest To
the child and coinfor TO The MOTHER
Twenty-Five cents q bottle marlh- lyeod
The daily gazette., 1879-08-09
THE TENNESSEE COMPROMISE
LOST.

NASHVILLE, August 81 returns
from the election held yesterday 10 ac-
cept or reject the proposition to settle the
debt at 80 cents with ! per cent. inter
est are coming in slowly, but sufficient
mum )er of counties lave been hea arc
from to warrant the statement hat tn,
compromise has been rejected by "a small
majority. About one-third of the vot,
was polrd, showing the great laSIk of in
terest in the matter on the part of tn,
people. Notwithstanding that business
men generally voted and used their in
nuence for the compromise, and ever,
leading newspaper and politician favor
ed and urged its acceptance, their com
bined efforts were ofno avail with thu
masses.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-09

Duty ON PETROLEUM IN GREEcE.-
Our Consul at Patras, Greece, reports 10
the Department. of State that the uty on
petrole um has been increased nearly
twelve cents q gallon
The daily gazette., 1879-08-09

THE wisdom Of Yankee financiering is
illustrated by the action of the French
govern msnt In issuing a species OF trade
dollar for circulation in China.-Hsrdld.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-09
Harpsr's .Magasine for September
1879.

1ofUs
Harper's Magazine for September pre-
cents many striking novelties, and In
excellence OF illustration is superior to
oven the August number. In hctiop,
this Magasine is now remarkable FOR Its
three serial novels by Miss Mulock,
William Black, and r. ID. Blackmore-
q marvellous array of imaginative pow
or. "Mary Anerley," Blackmore's new
novel, promises to be one of his best ef-
forts, and William Blacks yachting ro-
nance, "White Wing" is an enchanting
story.
One of the most novel features of this
number Is ghost story by Howard Pyle
with eight illustrations drawn by the au-
thor The story has something of that
charm which made Irving's tales 50 fas-
ciLatiDg, and the pictures are among the
very best examples OF character sketch
es--as fine as they are striking
Not less striking. though of a more
stately order, are Mr.. Reinhart's admir-.
able pictures Illustrating Mrs. Champ
ney's "Newport Society in the last Cen
tury." The article is obe of unusual in
terest, relating to the period when the
French Observation-Disclosures and 9th
ers-made this garrison town their ia
vorite resort.
Lucy Larco spirited lyric, "My Ma
riner," is accompanied by an equal
spirited illustration by Fredericks.
In the second paper of Mr.. Benjamin
series, "Fifty Years of American Art,
there are beautiful engravings afte
paintings by F. f. Church, Worthine
ton Whittredge, X. w. Hubbard, j. "
Casilear, j f. Cropsey, w. T. Richards
s. r. Clifford, A. Il. Bellows, JAIME
Hamilton, W. II. Beard, Il. Leatze, WI
liam Page, Ehhu Vedder, and Joh
Lafarage.
The Editorial departments are full {
interesting matter. In the Editors Drdp
er is very amusing burlesque operatt'
entitled "Il Jacob" by Mrs. Il. 7. Coz
bett, with six illustrations.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-09

David James of Shenandoah, Pa, a
lad 10 years of age, has just eloped for
the third time with widow of %. The
boys father followed the couple twice
and took the boy back, but he is oil
again, and this time the father intends
to let him come back himself, if he
comes back at all. The pair are said to
be at Cressona. Any minister or JUS
tice of the Peace who happens TO marry
them will earn lawsuit as part Of his
fee, suggests the Pottsville Chronicle.
Talking of the "Mistakes of Court
ship" what do you call it when a fellow
spoons whole year on girl whom III
considers wealthy, only to find that evel
her best hat was invariably borrowed
from the red-headed servant girl mex
door.-Turners Falls Reporter.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-09
Fashionable Furnltul']
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No. 40 King stree
,,rrNaTON, DEL

we respectfully in lnlcI,ad c.nd ihs q
gems OF %llmi,nlgSltTbn5' lS tb5 i've i've osD.sa|
rounding country ssnl "a Eeep % n:' J:
I, onr large .G and long o. s.ssry VsT.g!
:sss :sss: Ss;%;s;st 'slssss 4 sasstsss:
s:;ais:$ :$s :; s;
more yarleie rtieles taa sold at our o.dd. e''''
$s S:s; !: s; s;.; S: &; &c;
::sS;fS Sssa Y sfSf: r. e.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-09
CURE YOURSELF!


Dr Bohnnuan's "yegeiAbr Curative" iswarranted 10
permanently all forns OF spsrnats rrhrsor ssaisAi
Weakness Gs neral Drhy Impo.ensy, etc, and restores
Lost Power" and brings back the "Scuthfs Viesr" OF
hose who have destroyed 1t by sexua. ovii
lractisos In from two To weeks ti, This RENE
iy which has bcen used by DIR. nohannan In his pri.
practice for thirty years, never known To
fail caring the WORST CASES 1t gives vitality and
unpars energy wh wonderful effect those middle aged
men who fee. weakness beyond their years. It's nviEor-
,ing propere. felt al once. Young suffering
from the consequences Of that deadully obstructive
habit of Self Abuse this medicine with the
,nce Of a speedy and PERMANENT ssrs. The patcn
gains strength aud elasticity of spirits at iac
Directly the parts affected as a soothing and healn
Ionic and anodyne to the relaxed seminal vesicle
aud rrita.d ducts, impsrtng power and tone and re
toring them 10 their natural sate the same II the
bsneful habit had never been INDUCED In. The ngre
dicnts simple productions Of naturc-barks roots
herbs, cte apd area specnc for the above diseases
ng-Prce, Five Dollars sent with full directions, etc
to any address, For sale only ai DR. C. "A Bohnpnsn's
office No. 62 North Fihh street between Washington
avenue and Grce. st, st. Louis bio. Established in lsd
Df-Dr. s"Trsatse on Special Diseases" which gives
aclesr aineatios of the nature, symptoms means Of
cure etc, ofsYPHILIS, SEMINAL WfAkNKss Etc, sent
FREE to any address upon receipt Of fone stamp.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-09
MONTREAL'S BANK FAILURE.

MONTREAL, Aug. 1.-The Exchange
Bank of this city suspended payment
this morning, and great excitement
prevails here. The suspension is re
suit of the panicky feeling in bank cir
cles caused by the failure of the Con-
solidated Bank of Montreal and other
recent disasters The manager states
that the circulation and deposits of the
Exchange Bank have been reduced to
5000, 900, and they will be met in full in
ninety days the bank would at once &C
into liquidation, the first step being til,
transfer of agencies. He thinks the
share holders will realize 35 to 60 PEE
cent.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-09

EDWARD BETTB, PREsIDrNri
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG. CAsHIEi
Paid up Capital, e6OO,OOO
The daily gazette., 1879-08-09

Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
uished TO regular DepositOrs without ch arge
The daily gazette., 1879-08-09

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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-22
INDIANA PROHIBITlONISTS.
A Family Row Resulting In a Split.

IND1ANApoL1s May 2l.-The Prohibition
Temperance league met in convention at Ma
sonic hall this morning, under the call to
nominate State ticket. Quite a number
were opposed to such nominations, and failing
to control the orgauizati IN of the convention,
withdrew to the rear of the hail. indulging in
such noisy demonstrations as to call for the
presence Of the police, when they retired to an
ante room and there agreed to meet
in separate convention this afternoon at
Temperance hall. The regulars then proceed
ed to select nominating committee, it being
found that eighteen counties were represented.
The time then until recess was occupied in
speech-making, the last one by W. S. Angle,
editor of the Lafayette Courier, who, being I'M
aware of the action of the seceders, having ar
rived at a late hour, proceeded to deliver an
earnest protest against taking the temperance
question into politics. He was kindly re-
ceived and with considerable applause. Recess
till o'clock.
THE SECEDERs..
INDIANAPOLIS, May 21.-This evening that
part of the delegates to the temperance con-
vention favoring prohibition ticket met, pur-
suant to call. George W. Haas, of the State
university, was chosen chairman and Rev.
L. A. Goodwin, of the temperance league Sec
rotary. After considerable noisy discussion a
full ticket for State officers was nominated,
with r. F. Brown, of indianapolis, for governor
and Rev. J. V. Miller tor lieutenant governor.
After the nomination of ticket a lengthy adj
dress to the people of the State was adopted,
urging the necessity of independent political
action of temperance men if they expect to
! accomplish anything. as nothing can be eS-
! pected of Republicans or Democrats. Resolu-
| tons were adopted favoring complete canvass
| of the State for prohibition and demand for
prohibitory law.
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ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.


Subscriptions to the per cent. refundinp
certificates since yesterdays report, 81, 1877, $40
cablegram received in Detroit Yesterday.
from the stewards of the Henley rowing club.
England, announces that the Shoe-wa-cse-mettes
OF Monroe, Mich, on account of their having
been mechanics or artisans, will be barred
from entering the lists at the Forthcoming re-
gatta.
Secretary Sherman in letter to Gen. Robin
son, chairman of the Ohio Republican State
Central committee, of date Washington, May
10, says he cannot accept nomination for
Governor by his party, if rendered him, and
trusts the convention will not so embarrass
him as to compel declination.
In the suit at New York of Benjamin Hutton.
formerly of the firm of Bernhard & Hutton. to
recover duties paid Collector Schell under pro-
test, resulted in verdict for plaintiff for
Oh, 902. It is said the verdict win cause stint
Lar suits to be commenced against the govern
ment involving several thousand dollars.
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of the number of witnesses they desire to call
and the points of testimony they expect to
elicit. The committee will then determine the
time and manner of commencing the investi-
cation,

of the number Of witnesses they desire to call
and the points of testimony they expect to
elicit. The committee will then determine the
time and manner of commencing the investi-
cation.
M'CRARY WILL ACCEPT.
1t is stated Secretary of War McCrary has
decided to accept the position of United States
circuit judge for the Eighth district, to be
made vacant by the resignation of Judge Dill
lon, but will not leave the cabinet before the
LIST of September next.
NAVAL ACADEMY VISITORS.
The following We're appointed board Of visit
ors to make the annual examination of cadets at
the naval academy June next: Designated by
the President-C Commodore Thos. H. Stephens,
U. 8. N; Chief Engineer James A. King, U. 8.
N; Rev. Ebenezer Bushnell, Fremont, Ohio;
Gen. James l.. Wilson, New York; Gen. Eli II.
Murray, Louisville, KY; Col. VIM. Goddard,
Providence; Capt. John NJ. Brooke Lexington,
Va. Appointed by the Speaker of the House of
Representatives-Chalm Freeman, NJ. I.
Durham, Robert NJ. Knapp. Appointed by the
President pro tenn of the Senate-H. B. An
thony and ]. R. Mcpherson.
THE NEXT VETO.
WASHINGTON, May 2l.-There is good author
ity for stating the President will veto the
legislative, executive and judicial appropria-
ton bill as passed by the Senate, and if it
reaches him Friday or Saturday the veto mes
sage will be sent to the House Of Representa-
tives Monday next. The attorney general has
already furnished the President with his OBJ
lection to the sections concerning supervisors
and deputy marshals, which especially relate
to his department.. 1t is expected the message
will be brief and that it will hold that the re-
tention OF supervisors and deputy marshals is
necessary to insure free elections.
SQUATTERS LEAVING.
A dispatch to the commissioner of Indian
affairs from the Sac and Fox agency gives in
formation that settlers who had squatted to
the west Of the agency are leaving with great
rapidity in front of three squadrons Of cavalry
SILVER PURCHASES.
WASHINGTON, May 2l.-The secretary Of the
treasury to-day accepted bids for $4,000 ounce,
of silver for the New Orleans mint, and 300, O0(
ounces for the mint at San Francisco. Owing tt
an advance in the London market, due probably
to reports of the action of the German govern
ment in relation to the sale of silver bullion
a higher price was paid by the treasury for to
day purchases.