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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-18
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FEE OOUR n.


CIRCUIT CoURT-SPECIAL TRRM-Judge Mac
Arthur,
Saturday, judgments by default were enter
and Dimond agt. same. Gilmore more, aet. BiacEmar;
attachment dissolved. NewDofd & Sons agt D.
E. Young; Judgment Notwithstanding plea.
EQUITY COuRT-jsaige MacArthur.
densd ame1s @ fet
al; ne exeat discharged and restraining order
dissolved; referred to the auditor to take proof.
Thompson e. ae Ina R, ct al de-
nisi. Spaids agt. Spaids: testimony ordered
taken. Brooks agt. jackson; referred to auditor
Simmermacher agt. Simmermacher ct al; spe.
cial auditors report confirmed. Jaffray aRt
Grant ct al; rule on A. Grant. Ladde agt. Man.
gum ct al; pro c0nfessO. johnson agt. Chase;
plalntfn entitled to exemption. webster agt
Stuart ct al; defendants, Stuart and jones' to
produce papers.
POLICE CoURT-Jud1e Bus,dy pro tem
Saturday, after our report closed, John Fay
and James Venerable, profanity; IS or 10 days
each. Henry Ambush and Maurice Hickey, loud
A. Basford and VIM. Law, vagrancy; bonds or
workhouse. John Green, throwing stones; s.
or days. Elizabeth Robinson, profanity; S OF
10 days. VIM. johnson, larceny Of Is cents
worth OF bacon from John Mccarthy; S. or 10
days In jail. Mary M. Savoy, assault on Joseph
LoughTan; s. OF Is days. Ernest Rehm, assault
Beckett, larceny Of silver spoons and butter
knife; 60 days In jail. Bridget Looney, assault
On = Dooney: Jail days. Charles Dorsey
assault on Cynthia Richards; S or 10 days
John w. Sebastian, assault on Mrs. Ager; $40 OF
80 days. Chas Barnes. larceny of small change
and tobacco from Mrs. Cahill; continued
To-day, Richard Covey and Nat Hall, colored
loud and toisterous; S. each. Isaac Brown, DO
s.. Henry Webster, do: s.. VIM. Smith, do
IS. Alexander Smith forfeited collateral. Mar.
gareC Reese, vagrant, was sent down for &C
days. Jacob Ray, refusing to pay q hackman
payment OF $50 ordered or days In jail. Ro
bert SmallwoOd, disorderly conduct: IS. Elijah
Williams, loud; S. Minnie Bundy forfeited
collateral JAS O'Hare forfeited. Geo. E. Kirk
obstructing the street; Judgment suspended
Samuel Booth, disorderly conduct In George
town; s.. Ellen Ale profanity; S. Anna Nor
rfson, loud; S. Patrick Flanagan, charged with
an indecent assault in street car, forfeited SD
collateral. Benjamin Riley, larceny OF hall
peck measure from Chas. Perrigo; 10 days In
Jail. Chas. Cant, assault on Mary Thomas 1.-TWO
cases); $40 or 20 days In each case. Jas. Gran.
ger, larcenyOf pans and plates valued at Is
cents each from David Hazal; jail 10 days.
Chas. Parker, assault on his sister Nancy Par
ker; SO or 30 days. John Sacks, embezzlement;
GRAND iurY.
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GEORGETOWN.

The FUNERAL OF "SAxY" BUTLER. the col.
ored man who was killed by William Pope last
sunday night week ago. took place yesterday
evening from his late residence on stoddard
<sIeet. near NIL A large concourse OF cOlored
order Of Good Templars, OF which deceased was
GRAN.-Arrived-Boat Nollie C. Waters with
$500 bushels OF wheat. '-
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures on Change
to-day, 200 bushels Of wheat with no sales.
PoRT.-Cleared Brig E. 81. Rich, Devereaux
for Aspenwall, with sos tons OF coal
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ELOPEMKNT EXTRAORDINARY.--Henry Cole,
the man who was arrested on suspicion OF MUIR
der In Springfield, Mass, and discharged last
week when the supposed murdered man turned
up alive; arrived In Concord last Friday morn
ing IN search OF his wife, the daughter OF Mrs.
Plaud, who left her home In Springfield Tues
Gay evening In company with Frenchman II
years Old, who swore against Cole and had him
arrested. The clipping couple were traced as
far as Hooksett. They travelled on the railroad
track, and probably went to Manchester. The
woman Is but IA years old, and left child at
home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-08

A JEALOUS WIFE ASSAULTS HER RIVAL
Martha Coleman, assault on Anna Barrett, and
Anna Barrett, assault on Martha Coleman. both
colored-a "croSs- fire" case-was In the Police
Court Saturday. Martha Coleman testified
that Anna was leading her husband away from
her and was staying with him. She (Marthal
quarrel and both OF them fit; both struck each
other. Anna Barrett testified that She was
walking with this man On the street, and the
1rst thing she knew big stone struck her.
She looked around and saw 1t came from Mar
ina. IL JOCK place near the 7th street wharf.
Not woid was spoken before the stone came
against her head. They had been down the
river On an excursion. Addison Coleman hus-
Dand OF Martha, testified TO his wife assaultlng
Anna. Jealousy appeared to be at the bottom
Oh lne anair, ana as no one was much hurt the
C01rt dismissed the case.
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Condensed Locals,

Street lamps will be lighted at ESQ p. M and
extfngufShed at HAS y. m.
Widow Oliver Is going TO lecture on The Pc
S1t10n OF the W 0rkingmen" at jersey City.
Saturday the District Attorney for the United
states entered libel suit In the supreme Court
OF the District against the STILL ten mash tubs
AID other diStillery paraphernalia found In the
house No. 1881 / street.
well-knOwn jeweler, named John Wahl on
9TH street, respected German, died after a
brief Illness saturday. He was a member OF
Oriental Lodge, No. 10, /. o. F.
Saturday, in the Police Court, Henry TfDbitS
was arraigned for aSSaulting Howard johnson
and William Tibbits for asSaulting Benton
johnson, but before getting into the merits OF
The cases the witnesses ranging from SIX 10
ten years OF age, the court tJudge Bundy}
suggested that these boys were subjects for dis
c1plfDe at home, and dismissed them.
The sale OF pews at the synagogue OF the
Washington Hebrew congregation took place
yesterday morning. The amount realized was
$3.50. About 200 pews remain to be sold, and
1t has been decided to dispose OF them by
tickets at 50 each.
Saturdays game OF ball between the Ma
tionalS and WorceSterS was won by the latter
tO4.
During the storm last night lightning struck
tree-bOx at corner OF I'd and ID streets south
west, demolishtng it but doing no other dam
age.
An. elegant residence, 40 Green st., In George
town, for sale or rent. See advt.
Work at the National Fair grounds Is report
cd to-day to be progressing very favorably, the
ploughing and grading being vigorously pushed
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, etc., Tonight.
National Theater.-Hermann, the great ma
gician.
ForPs Opera House.-"The Little Duke"
Themes Summer Garden. - Varied attrac-
tons.
Thedter Co4aique.-New bill OF varieties.
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ASSAULT ON WOMAN.-This morning. In the
Police Court, ChaS. Cant was arraigned for
assaults on Mary Thomas On two occasions
The latter testified that On Tuesday last when
saulted her knocking her down and biting her,
tearing her clothes nearly of of her, and that
yesterday when she was at DR.. Bayon's, where
sne Is empl0yed, ne came there and assaulted
her again. Cant testified that in each case she
was the assailant; fined $40, or 20 days In each
case. -
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TIE TERRACE CoNCERTs.-Immich's Society
band will hold forth at the Terrace Ice Cream
depot 18th and L SITS, at $50 this evening
Howsons ice cream furnished at 10 cts. q plate. +
THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY FAIR, at Rock
Vile, closed Saturday evening. In the afternoon
Root. Onutts Brooklyn Wave, Wade's Mamie
Wallace, WA. Griffith's Lady Gray, Capt Nc
took part In county and district race for pIlrse
OF $50, and Mr.. Onutts mare won the race east
~. A trot followed between Lady Gold Dust,
Blatr'S Man ,e, Ned Dashtine and Lady Gather
which was won by Lady Gold Dust, Mamie
second. The fair was financially suc otherwise
successful. The money cleared viii be used in
improving stu further the fair grounds,
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q ironclad gunboats armed with 1oo-ton
guns, have been condemned by the English and
Italian naval authorities.
~ Rachael Vent worked at blacksmithtng In
ssa NOR until her death, few days ago
smoked clay pipe.
Railroad men predict that next summer
WIN show q wonderful increase in the "cheap
excursion" business.
@Teft-Handed Elsa" Is the title Of a new
female base ball club.
The Chinaman had good grip on the
IDEA when he spoke OF the cucumber as s'no
belly good. -tBoston Punch.
H-Mary Walsh was stabbed by her husband
In New YORK, on saturday, while an officer was
arrest1ng him for threat to Kill her.
II Nicholas j. Ardito, V. Bandiera, Larry
O'Neil and Joseph Donate have been indicted
Tor the murder OF Mr.. Frye, in Boston last
month.
II Mrs. Henry G. Williams, OF New York,
committed suicide yesterday by cutting her
throat, at her mothers residence, Albany.
~ Augustus Schultz, formerly consul at Co.
quimbo, Chill, died at Rye Beach, on Satur-
usamuel A. Pennington, member of the
grand jury at Providence. r. l.. dropped dead
IN the grand jury room on Saturday.
george B. Durfee, late treasurer OF Me-
cnan1cs' Mill, Fail River, has been indicted for
embeZzlement.
az Charles Demond treasurer of the Massa-
chusetts Missionary Society, has been indicted
Tor embezzlement. He pleaded not guilty
~ The bodies OF the seven men lost on the
yachs WIND, IN Henderson bay, New York, have
been recovered.
eE-The body OF an unknown well.dressed
man, oo years OF age, was found hanging to a
tree In Central Park Yesterday.
az Bernhard Fischer, tobacco dealer. New
York shot and killed himself at his home yes
terday.
W-The dwelling of s. P. Colt, in Bristol, RI.
was entered by sneak thieves on Saturday night
while the family was at supper and robbed of
1eWelry, diamonds watches, &C., valued at from
$4,000 to 49, 900.
sE-A writ of error has been issued In the
cases OF Israel Brandt and JOSHUA Hummel, two
OF the Lebanon CO., Pa, murderers under SEN
tence OF death.
a. Dtphtheria Is frightful scourge OF the
rising generation. The children OF kings and
lords are carried away by 1t, as well as those of
the poorest people. In several countries In
Europe prizes are offered for the discovery OF
the best remedy for the disease Among the
prizes Is one offered by the Empress OF Ger
many Tor the best treatise on the subject pub
ltshed within year.
6B-A half dozen drugs seem to be sufficient
70 combat all kinds of disease. During the last
Iurko- Russian war the medical star Of the Rus
sian army ordered 5000 pounds OF Quinine.
$1,000 pounds Of cloroform, 10000 pounds OF
castor oil, and several thousands bounds of
opium, gum arabic, camphOr, and cafbOltc acid.
With these they felt prepared for all emergen-
cies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-08

TIE Young CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCIETY, at
their annual meeting last evening In the base
fcers:-Mr. James Fullerton, of the Washing
ton bar, president; Mr.. James Bellew, vice
president; MIR. John s. Blinkhorn, secretary;
MI. - Beadle, bookkeeper; Mr.. John Bingham,
recording secretary; Mr.. - Fletcher, steward;
and Mr.. Rudolph Eichorn, treasurer. The an
nual report OF this organization shows receipts
annual report, $20954-total, s., O55 O4; expendi-
lures, 1866 go; balance on hand, $50. 1Etotal,
H.oo54 Rev. T. F. Mccarthy, OF the Immacu-
the constitution, 80 that the meeting OF the
general society will be held In future quarterly
instead OF annually. The board OF directors
were constituted committee to consider the
change, and requested to report at a special
meeting next Thursday evening. There were
present RevB j. s. Walter, Charles K jenkins,
Sd, P. F. Mccarthy, j. Gallen-most OF whom
made brief addresses on the objects Of the as
ISOLATION. Mr.. Smith, OF st. Patrick's parish,
school education.
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THREW HIS WIFE AT HIS MOTHER IN-LAw.-
In the Police Court, Saturday, Charles Dorsey,
rather well built col0red man, was charged
with an assault and battery on Sylvia Richards.
The latter was called, and she hObbled in On
the end OF an umbrella stan, looking to be about
g. hundred years old, and testified that while
she was sitting In her house this man took up
his wife cher daughter) and threw her at her
She had weak knees, and when the tlauphter
struck her it hurt her. She didn't know how
old she was, but was SO when the rebellion
broke out. Dorsey denied that he struck the
old lady, and said he put his hand on his wife's
shoulder to shove her aside, and she fell In the
Old woman's lap. The Court imposed a fine Of
IS or 10 DAYS,
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CHARGE OF AssAULr1NG A WoNAN-Satur-
day, In the Police Court, Ernest Rehm, young
Mrs Ly dla j. Stetler, OF 1926 street, on the Sd
lnstant-Mr. L. Tobriner for the accused. Mrs.
Stetler testified that she had had some trouble
with him before, and he had been forbidden the
house; that on this occasion he came there
when she was on the steps, and he inquired for
q Mr.. White, and walked In her parlor She
called In Dr.. Bliss, and he requested the In
he then attempted TO leave and assaulted her.
On cross examination she said that the name
given was her proper one, and she had been
known by another name, but declined to state
It on the ground that it would tend to disgrace
her In the eyes OF her son who was present.
Rehm took the stand, and desired to state why
he went there, but was not allowed TO do so.
He claimed the only assault he made was TO
push her aside when he was attempting TO get
out. The court imposed fine OF $40 or 20 days
many years teacher IN the public schools,
look place from the residence OF Capt. +. E..
Doyie, loth and streets, Saturday afternoon,
people. Among the floral tributes were harp.
an anchor anu broken column, presented by
the school trustees Rev. DIR. bonner conduct
ed the services at the house, and the corte1e
proceeded TO Gienwood cemetery. MeSsTs
John E. Thompson. Nathaniel Gage, j. C.
Parker, 5. j. Thomson. s.. F. D. ouran1,
The burial services at Glenwood were con.
Quoted by DR.. DOmer, and a touching ad.
d ess was delivered over the grave by Mr.. 81
mon Wolf, a warm friend OF MIS-. Myers In life
Yesterday morning there was a large congre
cation present at st. PaulS Lutheran Church
OF which Mrs. Myers had for many years been
member tmany Of her former pupils and large
number OF teachers being presently, and DR..
Domer preached a sermon In re1ereace 10 the
deceased from the words OF Revelations, xiv.
Is.
INGRAM CARPETs-2UO new styles-25, 30 81
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TIE new Ganteline charms at prlgy,s.

DEEDS IN FEE have been issued as follows
s. E. Douglassro W. 8. Hurley, part Is, so. Sc:
s, SO. $40; 500. j. a. Barber to N. C. Barber,
part 8, so. 70; 3. d. L. Morrison to j. W.
Hoffman, lot s, So 1885; $3.50. W. F. Hoffman.
trustee. to Harvey Lindsey, lot 141, so 2O6:
Newman. lot s.. so GIG; $3.50. c. b. Church to
F. B. Dalrymple, lot 10, SO. 351; 5000.
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1NDEcBNcrEs. About 12X O'Clock Sunday
morning, as Onicer Philip Thompson, OF the
fifth precinct, was on his way home In q street
car he was approached by passenger who at
tempted to commit nameless offence upon
him. The Officer seized the brute and scuff1e
rested the offender. When taken to the eighth
precinct station he gave the name OF John
Adams, alias Patrick Blanegon, and left $25 COL
lateral for bis appearance to-day; but this he
forfeited In the Police Court. William
Clements, colored man, was arrested Satur-
day evening In Grant Place for making gross
and insulting exhibition OF his person to ladies
In that vicinity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-08

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Saturday eve
ming, as the train on the b. and P. railroad (the
washington express) arriving at 1920 was
passing SeabroOk, about IL miles out, the engi-
neer, Harry Boyer, noticed two colored men on
the track near the platform, but before he could
Drlng the train to q stop one OF them was struck
him instantly. The train was backed, and the
BODY was removed by the train hands to the
station, where 1t remained until yesterday
be George Bacon, q well-known cOlOred man
residing at the Pavilion, few hundred yards
north Of the station, who had been to grocery
bag OF flour and other articles. When the
train was first seen Bacon could have stepped
into gutter, but he, with his companion, at
tempted TO reach the platform, and. while his
friend succeeded. he failed. Yesterday an in
quest was held by Squire Alex. Hall, and q
verdict was rendered In accordance with the
facts and generating the train men. The de-
ceased leaves family OF a wife and six chill
dren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-08

THE DAsHAwAYs held meeting at Tailmadge
hall last evening, President Holloway ia the
chair, and w. j. Naylor, secretary. Rev. Mr.
Hutton offered prayer, and Mr. A. A. Townsend,
son made speeches. Mrs. Daniels sang an ap-
pfoprfate selection, AID Mrs. Lincoln Bessie
Beech read an original piece. There were Il
SjgnerS to the pledge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-08

ST. ALOYsIUS CHURCH-The Reconstructed
choir..-.Besides the gliding and other decora-
Cathol1c) church, done under the supervision
OF Rev. s. F. Ctampi, Sd, the late pastor, the
beauty Of the same has been further enhanced
within couple OF weeke past, by massive and
gift OF lady OF the congregation at present In
France. The new choir Of this parish is COM
posed OF Prof. W: Waldecker, (for years back OF
Daniels, soprano; Miss Nellie Eichorn, con-
tralto; Mrs. Jas. Ryan, alto; Messrs. John o.
Pugh and James E. gangs, tenors; Mr.. william
bass. Yesterday a large congregation was
present, and high mass was celebrated by Rev.
Patrick Forhan, Sd, and the pastor, Rev. Ste
phen A. Kelly, Sd, delivered an eloquent SER
mon on Time" prefac1ng his discourse with q
feeling reference to his advent among the con-
gregation TWO years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-08

A Boy PIERCED BY SWORD FIsH.-John
Doyle, youth OF II, while swimming In the
East river few days since, had his leg pierced
by sword fish, making wound so serious that
ne was conveyed to the hospital, where he was
several days before his mother found it out
The interval had been passed by her In great
distress, thinking he had been drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-08

A LARGE lot of odds and ends closing out,
cheap, prior TO removal 10 our new building,
416 tin street, at G. BaumS, 49o 7th street.
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Killed With n Hoe.

FATAL DISPUTE BETWEEN NEIGHBoRs.
On Friday morning last a homicide occurred
in Fairfax county, Va, between Dranesvllle
and the river about % miles west of this city,
between two we'll to do farmers and neighbors.
years, and Thomas Reed, aged 45 years, reside
on adjoining farms, and that recently some OF
the stock OF O'Conner got on Reeds place. Both
parties having been summoned by the supervi.
on Thursday, and during the day they had q
quarrel about the occurrence, but no blows were
struck. On Friday morning they were again on
the road, and the quarrel was renewed, when,
after some harsh language, Reed called O'Con.
ner 49,. O'COnner had In his hand at
the time his grubbing hoe or mattock, and, be-
full blow, striking him in the head Reed stood
on his feet over minute and fell, dying TN about
three minutes. It was then found that the
blow had crushed IN the skull and the brains
were protrudiDg. O'Conner stopped work i'm
medlately, and, going home. got horse and
rode OF, and has not since been seen. Both
parties were Well-known through the neighpor-
hood and stood quite high as honest, industrf-
Gus, law-aDiding citizens, and this occurrence,
growing out OF an outburst of passion, is gener-
ally regretted by the community.
Picnfcs. Excursions, &c.
The family picnic under the auspices OF the
Young Catholics Friend Society of Georgetown
land Park Forest Glen station, on the Metro
politap branch OF the B. and o. railroad. The
train will leave at a. m, and return at 7:3O
p. m. 1t win be frst-class affair, enjoyable
In all its details.
The Mary washington will leave tomorrow,
at 9 q. M, on one of her popular trips to Guam
tico. She will return at $50 p. m.
INTERESTING INJUNCTION CAsEs.-In the Eoui-
ty Court, Judge Macarthur, On Saturday, the
application Of Mrs. Thompson, wife OF NJ
Thompson, the absent lawy er, for an Injunction
to restrain G. s. Harrison from taking posses
sion. under legal process. Of the house occupied
Dy Mrs. thompson, on Massachusetts avenue
was neaId. The court held that the absence of
the husband, and the failure OF plea for that
reason, was no ground to restrain the legal
rights OF Mr.. Harrison, and refused the applica-
ton.
The court also discharged the order by which
the sale OF ex-GOv. Shepherds house, under
deco OF trust, has been delayed. Judge Mac
Arthur held that the absence OF the governor in
Mexico, the hard times and the low condition OF
tie real estate market furnished no ground for
restraining the sale.
Judge Macarthur, In the case OF Chase agt
johnson, on motion to QuaSh the execution,
held that under the District married woman's
act the exemption OF certain property from levy
Tor rent operates In favor of q married woman
who rents house, even though she be not the
head OF family, but resides with her husband.
He said that the exemptions for distress for
rent applied universally to all tenants and was
I OF SUBJECT TO the same rules as the homestead
exemption.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-08

MODERATION IN DRINKING.-At Laporte, Ind
the meetings held under the auspices OF the
couragement OF moderation, concluded yester
day with large meeting. The results are an
auxiliary society composed of many of the
pest citizens. Mr.. Hadley will go to Chicago to-
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FATAL RAILROAD Academia west-bound
freight train On the Wabash road fell through
the trestle work over creek, 20 miles east OF
st. Louis, early yesterday morning. John
man, are reported killed. Jas. Fitzsimons,
f1remen. had leg broken