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is d common complaint ID hot weather. If
you feel SO, get package Of Kidney
Wort and take it aud you WI at once feel
its tonic power. L keeps up the healthy
action of the Kidneys, Bowels and Liver
and thus restores the natural life and
strength to the weary body.
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uaarhar Proha biltties.

WASHINGTON. june 2l.-.lndicAIti,o9ns Ioi %;
fhe Upper Mississippi and lower missouri
valleys, slightly cooler north ana Mes' -
Winds partly clcudy-or clear weather.
stationary or higher pressure.
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CANADA

ToRoNTo, June 2I,-Edward Thick
penny, for the murder Of Catherine
Thompson. in Markburu township on the
sixth of April last, has been sentenced to
be hanged on ths twelfth of September
next
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-21

PORTLAND, Me-, June 2I.-Preacott has
been sentenced tG the state prison for life.
He said his first confession was false, that
Nell O'BrieH com uiitted -the murder aud
he only participated in concealng the
body. ~ s..z-t.-,-v a---
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1 ~
"a y Pesfered4 by an -Erttp tom use
IaG6RNN.s SULPHUR SOAP. the ruling
specific for diseases, irriYatioIis and
abrasions Of the skin, and a most salu-
| tary heautifier of the complexion.
| This admirable article is au> ineEpen-
sive substitute for sulphur baths, and
is .eGnallv. as effective in banishiIig
| cutaneous maladies, and relieving the
/ pangs of rheumatism and gout. Red-
ness and roughness, TAM freckles, PIN
1ples, and indeed every inperfectlon OF
/ the cuticle is entirely removed by IT
is avouched, by ladies who haEe useo
if: to be the most effective meRns o.
| olarifyipg and softening the skin that
Ithey have ever employedi its heaitf
promoting properties are widely Fecog
lnizod by medical men. and evidence
lin It's behalf, emanatiHg from othel
fand equally respectable sources, pre-
cludes any reas enable doubt as to tn
Loepuiness of its claims to pubic con
I.fidence: Clothing and linen from IN
sick room are disiEfected by It, snd 2
.nPeyents centagiGR Wnen the dhnge
cF obnoxiotis diseases has been inculT
"a by contact. Sores and ulcers. ,tha
resist the operations Of salVes ant
|, 1l6fiohs. are healed by it, and its0on re
: Eiieves the swelling ana pain caused p
: bruises and sprai1s. The opening +
{ fhe pores, resulting from the Wnolt
! some stimulation Of the saperfci;
blood vessels that it produces, is th
! feffec2 best calculated TO ease the -elrcA
ifation when hverheated, and carry p
Those offensive granulatloAs Whlpn al
It Gs.,,,,o +ho oufic1a and render eX1Stell
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Summer sui4s

J, 7. Dixon, the popular cutter and
litter, has alarge stock of snaings of new
patterns aud elegant styles 10 which he
Invites the attention of the public. Price
low and satisfaction guaranteed. Examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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st. Louis Market.

ST. Louis, June II.
wheat-ope1ed BETTER Closed lover; No red I
0S. Sfts2fF Afsaf'es-srtfs tisse4 sA'nsssE --tt
Corn-Lowsrs 3aki., e""i"as.,."s .i'ia .ta7t
Oats-S29S2A. ,.. 4,
Rye-51L 7''f.-'
WhiskyHI o.. i.aos % a.. ,.-.al : .--.;-.l-
Pork-10 35010 IS. ....a ...........- .
Lard-6 90 80
LIVE STOCK ~
Hogs-Receipts 400; stronger; Workers and
Baftimores 7003 s5; smootnohesvy TO fancy 2 20
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XLvI CONGRESS.
.n.....l HOUSE.

( .oe.sAs,rc,a4.I HOUSE. ms. :. =. :.
WASHINGTON, May 2l.---Mr. Cobb
made personal explanation, regar6iug the
statement in the Indianapolis .]ouraaal con
esernlng the Massachusetts regiment, and
Drought on a discussion lasting two hours.
The army appropriation bull was pres
euted by the committee on enrolled bills
and signed By the speaker, and the house
proceeded to consideration of the political
assessment bin. eh'q ',.. {, :, "a , 'Iii,, esi@
The republicans then fiibustered against
any disposition of the bill. .5.... a.Ir5,4h
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eq States. or to suppress such rebellion in
whatever State or Territory thereof where
the laws OF the United States may be for.
chilly opposed or the execution thereof for
chilly obstructed." This is acts of Con
gress 1892, 1895 and 1907, standing in
section 6298 of the revised statutes. Re.
jected-yeas l6, nays 3d..
/. He also moved to add to section. three
except when necessary IN aid of civil au
thorities, and then only upon application
ofcivil authorities. Rejected-yeas, 49,;
nays 3D. =. ''+f-5'
Senator Blaine offered his amendment
ito punish any person approaching the
polls carrying deadly weapon openly or
concealed. Rejected-18 to 29. : ~ l.. j.
Senator Window offered the following
amendment at the end Of section FIVE: Add
the words Except as authorized by the
constitution of the United States Re-
jected- d-l8 to 20. -' ''.'' '' + rss.a .'
Senator ConkIiug moved to. strike, out
the fifth section. Rejected-lS to 80.
All the above we're strict party votes.
The biEt was reported TO the Senate.
Senator Withers hoped the Senate
would non coaourin the amendments in
committee of the whole. The amend
ments were non> >concurred 10, several Re-
publican Senatorsindulging. 10 humorous
thrusts at the Democrats for voting down
their own amendments. a.@ts4sy
The bill was read third time, and put
on its final passage. Debate was contin-
ued by Senators Eaton, Blaine. Burnside,
Bayard and Thurman. At l:5Q A. NJ. the
question was put, and the army bill was
passed d-yeas SO, nays 49, party vote,ex-
lcept that Burnside voted aye, At2 A. NJ.
the Senate adjourned until IL O'Clock
Saturday. ,a,. s.- -.. ...,..e ---re...,s
| HOUSE. s%s5
-e.WAsHINGToN, June 20. The legislative
approximation bill was reported by the
COMMITTEE on enrolled bills and signed by
the speaker. - - . = :. -
i The house went into committee on the
lprivate calendar. -.......-- -
! After about an hour in committee mi.
vate bills we're reported to the house and
passed
/ Mr.. Lapham presented the views of tn,
minority of the judiciary committee on tn,
veto message. Ordered printed.
The speaker submitted the application
of dozen members for indefinite leave O
absence. One pleaded sickness; the re
mainder important business. 80
/ Mr.. Conger desired to know what NOR
important business representative cal
have than attending to his public duties
1 Objection was made by Mr.. Atkins AM
others, SO leave was granted only in case
of sickness. ,...-, -. -.-.-.-.- $50
| Adjourned. t"'-.~- 'e.- s'.' 20 '',-.'.'' 's"
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NEW YoEK

New YORK. June 2l,-Anether French
man.of-war, Labourbonius, arrived this
morning, n,oi =.
Bank statement reserve decrease $751;.
SIS. !
Bristow. Franeis, the husband. sot the
colored cook Of the %late MRS Hull, was
brought to poliGs head quarters to-day
where a brief consultation was held WIN
the superintendent. 'tfe-was then sent 20
the house of detention as witness.
Steamship Italy, hence for Liverpool to-
ldass ra1r into thnsG erInan!siliRR Bar berressai
arrived from Hayre the 18th inst. and =, .ai
anchor in the lbayt Sinking her. Whilllfl
the Italy was backing from the wreck, sh'
aud the steamer Canada for London,
came fbs collision. The Ganadswas obliges'
ed ed to sea lis reported the Canada ba'
four feet of water in the hold,
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aE1ssoBE1..

ST. LOUIS. June. 2l.wA Denver, CqI-'
dispatch says the jewelry store OF natSn, oos
Davidson x Co. was robbed OF $o,ooO
worth Of diamonds this. morning "A mas II
ia buggy called clerk to the SIDEWAYS
to give an order while an aecomplice siippee
in the back door.
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: > =
WA9EYMATnM

IN AsAIEegeN, June 2g;-The army ap-
preparation bill having been finally passed
by the Senate without amendment wilt be
enrolled and receive the necessary sigma
lures of the presiding of6eersin time fol
its presentation to the President at an early
hour tomorrow afternoon. There seems
to be little or no doubt of its prompt ap
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-21

ROME, June 2l.-The Pope is endeayor.
ing to bring about restoration of the
diplomatic relations between England and
Mexico. aA.Aiis "a. .3 ias.' 5.,a ,sit.s...51i =.
rs :, ''.,,'',. =. FRANCE. 80 s''''''. ''
New YoRR, June q Colonel Jerome
BopapSrte, has sent q Telegram '6g. .eeh9o.
ience to exTEmpress. EngeDie4- .ss..,.'.' l..
PARIS, Juue 81; -Rouher will return to
this city from Chiselhurst Tuesday next,
with the'Wfll of the late Ptincs Imperial.
he states heis Ignorant of its contents.
4 Ex-empress Eugene is helpless aud de-
pressed. Her private secretary telegraph
ed to- the = Duchess. ,of, sSuthetland !, this
morning that she still remained in a semi
conscious condition and that it was imper-
ativefy necessary 10 do something % rouse
her. The Duchess accordingly started for
Chiseihhrst "''''''.' '''s - '-'', % a ~
.LoNDoN, June 2l ,-Alexapdria and
Cairo kilograms state that the abdicatiou
ofthe Khedive is imminent: Other tele-
grams state though willing 10 pay his
creditors, he will not abdicate.
/ At, 10 O'Clock Weston scored 49l miles;
Brown 429.s ", sls tsSss,s rs 's.s
| The score at noon according to London
special: Weston 49S miles: Brown 436.
/ AT $50 this afternoon the score stood
/ w eston, $40, miles; Brown 442 miles
/ Weston was going as fast; tif not faster
than the time OF any of his eoptestants iu
1.-THE present match and he is almost Ger.
Etain TO beat Browns record of f542 miles
Brown is walking slowly aud merely per
seYering in order to obtain share of tn
gate money. His right kneeis still yer,
bad ..o4 '-,s"t.~., .....s- .a 60, -.a. o-.,,.r..
go Weston is going wonderfully. Whel
the band plays he trots. at the rate Of fy
miles an hour. Brown is merely hmpin
along The attendance rs very scanty Ia
; day. "'e--'= -"-'',~- ~7, 4'". '...' 'n-s-
At P. NJ the score stood: Weston 50
miles; Brown 44S4.
At six this evening Weston's score wa
, 5264 miles. He is still going fast; b
) ran the last mile in seven minutes an
thirty seven seconds. Brown had con
pleted 450 miles at III minutes past, 5 o
clock. At 6 he was running,
Roweh-is among the spectators; his fot
is improving ao-
The reason the arrangements for tn
sculling match between Plaisted and Mi
olson were altered was that this natC
! grew out of difference OF opinion b.
Etween two of Hanlans friends -respeetir
the merits of the men, This"gave rise
peculiar differences on the part of the pu
lie hence the match will be rowed in pl
vate, and no report of it will be made pu
q lie.
y LIVERPOOL, June 81. Fun K 4 Go.
volved by the fraudulent transactions
Ernest Weber, abscouding representati
OF the house, will assume all contraC
te made 10 their name. but many priva
. contracts made by Weber, will go by q
- faul.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-21

PoND's EXTRACT. Sore Throat, Suin-
sey, LuAamed Tonsila apd Air Passages
are promptly cured By the use of PONDS
EXTRACT. 1t never fails. Pamphlet, his,
tory and uses, with. leach bottle, vii
be maiIed free on application, at the Office
of Pond s Extract Co.. 98 Maiden Lane
New Fork.~ a
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-21

The judicial expenses appropriation bill,
now awaiting final action in the Senate by
the adoption of the conference committee s
report, will, also, according to present in
dications. reach the President before to-
morrow evening, but there is a-general and
apparently well founded belief that it will
be returned vetoed to the House of Repre-
sentatives Mon day.
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BLANC ILLUSION
lFoR THE cuNPrExroN.

70 FOB THE COMPLEXION.
Is recommended Necessary aceompany yment to
." "'''''F S''' every lady's t6fiet.
m inparts the natural snoothness and delicacy Of
| youth to the complexion, not alone obscnrtng
all biemfshes bat giving tone and vitality TO the
texture of the skin. Il cannot be classed among
ordinary Lily Whites or face powders, but lie pre-
pared with xiev to meet the special wants Of the
most refined and fastidious lady. Nothing enters
into its composition bate the most strictly pure in
gradients, and all Of harmless nature. These Pc
euliarities have insured Tor it the pafronAgeOt
ladies of the highest SOCIAL circles. who for yes
have used 1t exclusively 1t has done much 70 dis
spRte the prejudice against the use OF articles to
enhance female beauty.
1t sput up in handsome metal boxes, is deli
ciously perfumed, and retails at 50 cents.
HENRY TETLOW,
Nos. 122 and 124 Arch Street, :. PHILADELPHIA
For sale by JOIN BKNesFoN, Rock Is1and.
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Every Tobacoo chewer

should provide himself with bottle of
SOZODONT, so that when be calls upon
the ladies he can rinse his mouth and re-
move the odor which hovers around the
person of the nicotized Not alone for its
aroma is it valuable, but as q cur alive and
preservative of the teeth it is unsurpassed.
Broken cigar boxes can be mended By
SpAI nIAEa 6. @ LIE Earu .n11esr
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New York Market. -


sal hi,.,97 3t4.. s.t a.. scHIcAso. June 2Ln :,
,Wheat7We Weak and lever; :; 1osa4 cash. g81s July
91A Aug. ~,
/ Corn-Weak; 3814 cash; 36A July; 37sS Aug.
/ gOsts-Weak and irregular: s21z cash; 32R July:
30S August -
Rye-Unchanged. ' - '''''97''''~''t .5-'is-9''
| 4Barley-UnchaBged. j,...sI 60; t4.g 4..i.,,t
Pork--Weak and easy: 8 % cash; 10 O5 bid Aug.
Lard Weak and lower; Is cash; 6 IS bid July
25 bid August. '.'.r' 80 8'~a 50 300
Whisky-l "a. T. 5.fss.i .,tI #4.s.
asz -. E LIVE STOCK. a.,i -, &
Hogs-Receipts 12,Oo0; fairly active: weak and
lower; light 85Q3 IS heavy to packers 70Q3 90;
heavy to shippers S505 IS. = @sf+'" ft=ff
Cattle-Very quiet; receipts 900; good to choice
4 1904 T5.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, u
Rock ISLAND CoUETTJSa Vf-EkEE
l. j. NJ Buford Cashier -oE tfse aAe+s !nasnea Bsnk
do soemnly thatithe above statemen is true
to the best of my knowled gesznd Belief sEaE$
~f'-' JIM. BCFoRDs sAsAier .
Subscribed and sworn to before me. s2fst day
| of June, A. D. 1878, PHIL MIFCHKIht-
! Notary PHblie !,
Correct-Attest .:--- = ---lf
t-. P. L. MITCHELL, T. -.---, "a
| CORNELIUS LYEDE, Directors.
I a GEO. MIxTER. .
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TELEGRAPH1C
-4-z-z----NE
! Lzs.greAsa tof be ROeEtssa4E A1sssl q
Ezz5s-@-1zEE- -
To-Dav's Dispatches.
-EORETGN.m m"' \
ITALY

ROME, June 2l.-The Pope is endeayor
ing to bring about restoration of the
diplomatic relations between England and
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-21

CHEvALIER
At Bengston's
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-21

Legal Blanks, ,ofaal kinds for sale
lTHE ARnHa 0RFICnl
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-21

,,eT > 3podS aVatI 1ydqa& ali0a2 bua Isl
so t. es.a"asd 4}iu2;l .H8g 10 i1Ais ed
- ..khnaisa 1asY iaAi l. an.lYl-la alEtl
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-21

CorFcet-AItest.ss
W. G. WEIGH. J -
A. J. SWANSON, Directors.
PETER FRIES.
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June 21..... 1879.

Ied States, or to suppress such rebellion in
whatever State or Territory thereof where
the laws Of the United States may be for.
chilly opposed or the execution thereof for
cibly obstructed" This is acts of Con
-nrass 17Qo l7Qs All 1pAh u =.
, 1879-02-08

RlcnMosp, W.. Feb. 7.-As Howard llrltz-
claw, y telegraph operator and railroall Ticket
a.snt ut Waftcnton Jnltaion, Va, MAS return
tng hume last night fran IIa ulilcu lse WIS way
la.ti, murdered. md robbed Ut watch, cha'i.
untl 1nunuY. 1Il4 huly WAS fund thls morning
with Il hul'ct h1s III the fusetcad. No cluw ~
iIlc lAuEl1IIXIa.
, 1879-02-08
THE CIPHERS.
Manton Marble Takes His
Turn. Before the In
vestigators.
Dissimilar characteristics Of
the Modern and the An
cient Moses.
kilograms Between Witness and
tho Nephew of Mr. s.
]. riIlcn.
Which Show that the Parties
Knew OF Each Others
Intentions.
Like FELTON,, the Witness at Hines
Has q Most Treaoherous
Memory.
Notably So, When Asked
About the Dispatch
in GravHr.
The Uncle to Appear and Tes.
tify Before the Commit"
tee To-Day.
st. Martins Affidavit Badly
| Damaged at the wash
lngton End.
Notably So, When Asked
About the Dispatch
to Grover.
The Uncle to Appear and Tes-
tify Before the Commit.
tee To-Day.
St. Martins Affidavit Badly
Damaged at the Wasl1-
lngton End.
TIE C1pftERS.
MDYE3 IN THE nltLLlsU3ltRs.

n,,,, ,,,,rrrno
LIE StA ia''teo'
MOSES IN TUE n"Lt"osHHs.
NE" 1o"k' ren' ''-lhe 'hFeSt'sa'io" l"so
!ae e'bIet oispa1cnes WIS oesuh to-'la' WIN
slahton Mafo'o gu the sta'la' he sa'o. IN
answcf 10 qaeat'o"s' "c"t u flo1oa ~ 'ooH
alte! '"s 1isctoFui WY ! sa'''l". sas ~" :
went "naer the anssFa:tiohs OF Tue psnloeratm
eoo''1''''ce' wv "ot :" Nv t4's ni,ee"e
OF any one. haa "o eo't''".'"tn''on "tsn "os'
i'oeh on tlc 'l!a11es ea1eu vi ,"' oo'e,a"s ,'.'
''e ose.'". H'hs 1u!'' "'" F'"p.1 o"o' H1'''
hooa'pY." oh my way met haouo'p"'
hla!t' nm! Fo3, anu o1 eousso eaa'asseo t'c
mater WIN lEeih. lnta" got e'ps'ef 'to.h
fe'ton o. tnc heefett h"use' at'o uset u kuu-
sva"e'N''' l" '.''"t' 's''s ~ ~ 4'o' ~
1ilus" any te!ee'ans' l aaA1essca "'y us
na1ehps to fe'ton' sly oojeet !" Ro'ae u
f'o' "as 10 lnHc CARY u '"e t.'ec'o'a' 'ote'
a''a Ut ''c "c'e suesest I'M "'o e'pnss u1s
patches' as Plbnsuea W INC 1f'p""te' ~ la1 ~
as'l cohcef"eu' aTe s'"p1y suop'sa'
V.-o1'e uie committee pcoe'a4 laea ol
"hat you o!o Ill f'os'oa'
oas'"ss !" sonAlf lstfA"s'
Al hage a!rcau1 puo''snea statementa o1
"hat aia atd dlo not do' ono ot my sta'e-
tnenta WAS puoasoca' ~ "auua9Y' year aGo
llle Other I" Hao.a-aun' was pno'sncu IN aac
tribune LOT a'onths. Hhat olu aot un "as ~
buy Florida votes. And they were ioF sale
would like to submit thcso letters II Lie Iom'
mites laa no oo]cet1ot,'
Mr.. 1lecd-1 have decided objection.
Tie Chafrman-1hcn they arc ruled out.
Atr. stc"ver-l cant SEQ TIC ioscc III the oo-
!ss1" '',, - l.s, ~, H.. cross.rxamIua,I1r ,,,"y
yond a do"ot, on .he esoss'c1ath''at!oa, t"e'
will require the witness to state all that lie
,...... ,,,t +b,,.o I,t t+ur. o,,1 r,roh,ttv r.. In
, 1879-02-08

DrrRolT, Mlrh., Feb. 7.--Twu schoolbova
uanrl Ira CHASE anl George Fisher, each
abont l2 vcars old. renewed nn OLD uuerte!
whic on tl'rtr wny home fron schoo! to-day,
nul tt.ially Fisher drew pockct-knifu a,l stab
bed h!e communion. inlivtinv dangerous
wound. Tile offender wa. subsequently, arrcttutt
uni hcsl tu await the result Ut tile Nouutc1
huy'4 nIurtGs.
, 1879-02-08

CINCINNATI, O., Feb. I-Abous ycur ago the
contract for building q narruw.gaugc rallroad
from this city to Xe,ia, o., MAS given tu one
Benedict, at what was considered all exorhitamt
figure, the constructing Of tue first live niles
being puecd at S:sU, QUO. II lsnuw stated, rs'un
lit alltturlty Ut us,c Ut tie Huar.! Of Dlrcctors
tl.at the rrtsident, Seth lIurris, l.ad II secret
contract with Benedict hF w1cl, lie {tlle rres..
.eut) was tn receive $l4' ,0U IN the bonds Ut lie
Company, understood to hc In consideration Ut
tIr awarding 0t tho contract to benedlet.
, 1879-02-08
TEN YEARS.

ST. Louis, Feb. 7.-Willtatn Heath. who was
AuAttur of 81. Louis County fur len ycurs priur
to l676, was convicted to-lay Il, thu cttEa[ual
Court OF cnbezxtng abuut eti3,0u0 Ut tho
rntsnly md township srhul funds, Of whrh I,u
waa collector md custodian. Ills srntenre IL
ten years IL the pcniteHtlary. THIS makes the
second trial, gpd i snot1on wul bs made for
aiOtllet.
, 1879-02-08

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 7-At Da'1cs, Oregon.
to-lay, Jamca Cook WIS banged fur the murder
Ut George Cruix. Couk's real nane ts ua-
Known, hu 1afutlng to Disclose Il. humber
Vi spectators. Including soAe 4ozen women,
witnessed The execution.
, 1879-02-08

6psf7a1 7Hakx1FA u 3hC 7F15f"N.
INDIANAPOLIS. lnd., Feb. 7.-Isolan. who
murdered Mahuney last St. ratrIck's-Day, was
acquitted this morning, the jury beiug out all
night. Tilis was lie second trial, LII. Jury Mt
,l,e first having dlsagrccl. Thu ycrlIr. rnccts
with gcnrral npnroya, Dolan's wife, WHO has
Intended him throughout the trial, fell into lis
arms a1nl sabbsd aluud wl,cu ttt verdict WIZ
auuuuncEd.
, 1879-02-08

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Feb. 7.-Andrew Henderson,
worku,an In tha hub fartory, situated ai,uut
twelve t.tc& frutn Cuba, No.. wRs kiIcd there
u, Wednesday BY brinx beaten on lG head with u
heavy e:ub ty Henry toat, . lcl1ow.wusktu4p.
Post c1capct! arrest.
, 1879-02-08

LOUISVILLE, H., Fcb. IA sprrial to tic
Guar;<rJvur"a' from l1arroJsbur=, n.y., says:
"1n quarrel which OCCURRED there to-day Oscar
Frccin4n shot a,ld kilsutt james H. Gibbons.
libbuna churgel Frecn4uu with unIlua fan,lliar-
IT, wlth Ills wife, ul.tl quarrel enauad with tie
uboYs rexuIt.H
, 1879-02-08
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6PftfdI IHEbHsch 10 lac lf7tHh$
SrR1NoFsELp, ILL.,. Feb. 1.-Gor. Cu!lom has
issued proclamation Offering reward vi s2j0
for tile arreas Ut Fred M,ischow, who murdered
II tnan unu Ills daughter in Fayette County VII
the 18th inst,
CKxTnAL1A, ILL.,. Feb. IA most brutal ai.tl
shocking double murder WAS committed ut
5nabon,cr, Fayetto County. ILL.,, at 8o'coc:;
Friday night, the particulars Of which nrc ahout
~ follows: Fred afalschuw, a good-lookEng Her-
snan about Is years old, who owns tlue farm
anh handsome residence at Shaoouier, bcfEx un-
hnppv anu dissatisfied in Ills domestic afflfra,
wcut 10 tlse lIuuso of August Rubinc, who Is The
uncle ot Mascllow's wife, md proposed lint
Asna 1subne Should elope with him. THIS
proposition was promptly cjectesl, which enragcd
Nfalschow to such All extent that lie went
to ksnlnundy, got terribly drunk, uud returned
to ltubinc's llousc, aud agatu Insisted that Anna
should c'upe With him. Mr. I;ubInu triad to
reasnn with lie drunken Malsct,ow. to induce
him to abandon his lafa.nuus design: TO 10
hume to its family und net like man, and nut
disturb the friendship which lad hccn ~ last
sng md warin. lie replied that hs would be
ttteudIy, and thcu drew his revolver n,lll shut
Mr. ltubtue through the heart, killing him iu-
stans!y. lie then pursued the frightened fasnl-
u upstairs; dragged ynungcr daughter down
stalls, uni then shot Anna three times In the
ab&lstsleu. She llYed about tcu hours, n1,d died
in tn.un<e agupy. afaisclluw tlieu mounted lis
large gray horse and hcd. lie II still at large,
but Is hutiy pursued; The excitement ID htsl'.
uu there Is but little doubt that lie will bo
caught Today, and may b. roughly usctl by an
excited community whI await Ills return. stul-
schow's wilu 10 said tu be uJblG Woman.
, 1879-02-08

SAN Francisco, Cal, Ftb. 7.-ln drunken
quarrel last nlght William Forsyth killed tue
pstx,4our of Mary o. Drten With s,oye Id 4itcr,