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THE COURTS.
A Habeas Corpus Case Disposed
Of by Judge BIodgett.
Record Of Judgments, Divorces, New
Suits, Etc.
TIE FISH 1rAl.EAs CORPUS,

TIE FISH 1fAlsEAS CORPUS.
Tho habchs cnypaa cnsn Of Alexander Fish
cnn,c up ngn,n hcforo judge J,lty,relt Yesterday
nftorrn,,,, ,,ho r,u.'ts.,......, 49,. - r.,.t
t,rn1n ,a. .,a.s nS IT,, n'srun'eS caso oi flsh
un objection to tho t35schArKo, and u ltschnrRc
was rcfsctf IL, Ffsf frr futf,,rc n, knon nrnt,r
t.oks ~ o,..,. ,;.,,. ,sa ',..,. .,.'.,F, ~,
~ " m.co"nt. ms was hunnt noon Or the
s1at. III tic hfternth, Ut tho 8atnc dhy Field,
Letter Gu, tho O,,jerttnK crt,lIturx ttHk ut&
cnt,tfId nj saiisftreiiu nvutu.t Ef,t, IN Nh nil
i,tdvrnort thnv bn,,, n ,a1rst h,,,s , H.. ' w. ~ ~
..s, .. 't "H"a9. hlu'. at1u ~ VIZ "s
Icshd the 1oll"~tnR morning hbnut III ocIock
After his arrest. Fish mnle rpDtIot, for n flcw
trial IN tho ln,ukruptcy casr. md thcn tlled IL
nrtftten fnr hot,oos ct,,,u,s NJ. ~r,,,,J. ~ "
IL -. ."@ f"': t''a stout'u' loi W.
alei "tFe' hfst. tnat he null et'rle here from
IGnnhssee for tic purpose 0f testlfytny In its
cnsD. and TINT tfB court ought tt, nrnttct him
frs,fI nrrcst ,lurnK trial, e,lsi Tor reasonnbc
tt1o Aftcruartf utff b0 rIIiil,i rt.t,rt, hmm,
Eecon,I that the motion for Ituw trinl kcpt tbu
nnkrt1ptcJ proccrtt(t,Ts sti1i tmriinr nntl thai
,ttder the lsankr,sptey law, during liz, pcriency
cd ,sncr ciylj i,roccss 'o' ''''' '''s IL a''e'''
When tho clse c,,1ra I'm yestcr}ny Mr.. IIarrt.
Roll. u ,chnIf If Fish stiit;,i Tim farta ns nfMmn
given, read te ncttttt,t,, and irV1c tat iI;,or
tho cIrGutnst ntGe Fish was ilni,iInstinnnhiy on,
titled to he tllsehnrRci frOt. nrrt.st. w
, 1880-06-26
SPAIN.
o.0 X434yS
ItHM ARHE1cHn fsftM tSte II Il III

TIE MOROCCO c0NFRHENC1.
Madrid, June 25.-The Morocco Conference ia
n,aklng good progress, and will probnbly tor1ni-
nate Its labor next week.
in the bforocco Conference yesterday the En-
roye approved tho Auatrlan proposal In favor OF
religious liberties for the Jews. and will present
tho proposals to tho Mooriah Envoy. Tho Inst
sitting Of tho Conference will take place to- day.
CUBAN eEnv1TupE.
MADRID, Juno s5.-Tho Council OF State hna
adopted a bill regulating tho conditions OF sorry
leo OF negroes In Cuhn, reducing tho number
Of working hours, and prohibiting corporal pun
lellnent.
, 1880-06-26

Feeling In tho Norttlsvest Over 411a
Abandonment Of Fort Yate.-fndfan
Trunb1eM tbprelteu1e,I.

Feeling In tho Northwest Over She
Abandonment Of Fort Yates-Endfan
Tron1'1eh Apprellensle.l.
Spfefaf ptpateA to Ths Chicago Tttbun&.
n1sMAnCx. D. r., Juno 25.-The unexpected
and sudden announcement OF tho abandonment
Of tho military post ut Fort Yntca has thrown
tho sttsera In tho Missouri Valley Into t,emor
Of excitement. This post Ia tho guardian ut tho
standnE 1hrk Indians, who Include tho Unca-
pnph, Dtaekfcet, md Ynnktonins Sioux. Tho
Uncnpapns nro Sitting -iIull'B miles, Standing
lsock Is aisn tho homo ut na,r in. t1c- Fcc, and
Of oil noted hostses. There Is n tic Of blooI be-
tween these Agency InH!ans and the
scanns 0crosa tho ltue. There III &oo00o0
worth of Noyerntncnt Property nt Yntes. The
Indians ni,fnt,cr nerry i,Ao mil the nbantlo,-
1.i.Gt q the pt*t Is 1'otilc"tfon Il, tho young
uueKS I1hs thnF E1 ~ III II simmer r1nrnudtu9
cxpt4!ltion. r,o,ests from tho ffedt,o ii iise.
MhFGk Mti'l aet tlGF III thc valley wora sent tntto
pfs.dc.lt t'-t!ay. antl nasn II rrat,r.t from tho
military Tor 4 cnfnMtesfni, to lnvcBttRntg tho
ettise ftt tho hllcvHl trnntlo between tho milf
tHry and Agent tinn. Terry arpr,eoa tho order,
en- y'K"[Ss r Eyn sii"rt to s9,tet = H. already
including Gen. Carin, any tint thorn il nj,
" stan,linE;isoek. The retentIion Of troops
Of this change III III tho fight Of tho InIlat, DO
a5.e1s @ n 9o on tao iary an H., 9M,.ek, rnsolp
nbollst.ft.g tho post. Only iast week pipes and
!1iachnery were shiprch to f'ates for tho eetat-
!tbhtncnt nf WAtrr-wprks. improvements have
tnI afstlsEic,E wns received is Con. Terry or the
post Commander Until this week.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEw Ynnx. Juno :5-Arrived, tho City Of
Chester, from Liverpool.
Nh othcr ,rh,.l.or r,ro ,<,,,, tru,,. RI
, 1880-06-26
TIE WILLIAMS MURDERS.

INDIANAPOLIS. Inl Juno ..5-Coronor Wish
ard finds that John Williams, whoso murder
created such sensation last week, came to bis
death py being shot In tho back by Alonzo Mo-
Clure; ana that Johu Clark anll Robert Sample
worn accessory to tho nrme. Mrs. Williams
died this afternoon, apl therefore tho crllu nf
which thgsu InUn ARC AcGuael becomes q double
aae. Tho ssarsosas are III jRsl aud asa allowed 10
hold converse With no one,
, 1880-06-26

MtN1grKRIAL RECONSTRUCTION.
VIENNA, Juno 25-Thorc appears to ho 1tttIo
doubt that q reconstruotlpn OF tho Ministry Ia
impending. It is e1rcotad TINT next week Min
fators Strcmayr. Kofb, Hurst, and kr1cgsall will
rcAlKn. ~. ....
reconstruction Of tho Austrian Ninlstryis rc-
CARRIED Us completed, aud tho ol1cfn! anlo,lr,cc
nert u expected daily. Herr DunnJeuski tAkcs
the Mint6tfy Of finni1co, UarDn Street TINT OF
Justice. MA!. Con-. nRron Wclscrss,etm that Of
Militia, and 1arou Kremor that OF Commerce.
, 1880-06-26

Iut,dE nEtInls Err-No announcement ret
HFFkLLATC EittItT- -Mnliunn.
IpHIK tsAAY-Hnbm1tu11 csxaA.
llItuE ElANKStaS-Cuntustgu tn0Hons+ .
Jun9E itiuE!tS-het caso !.a4 ttEykor Y. Walker.
trial a,hs "a! VII not extend beyond M. ~ tts
hd to xUL A&D Judgments An1 dt2ullksnt will be hn
Wednesday huxL
!unoK MuuAS--Ill. ~, IN To 80 inclusive. No.
III. SieuleyeF '. EldF!dKu. p1l trial.
JuHl Z ETrkEf-tUulesttd luutaDnq,
JE3N}E 3tAttNuA-Eunttxto<th hiutInuk.
3nnaS l1nhls1tcnatn! % sasl 81 a. cases ~ ret un-
CHIhiMAL CoifAr-Nua. LsSl LEl, liy7, 1,Q7, "a
l.34a, LIN, A13a 1,3H. = -
, 1880-06-26
UNITED STATES COURTS.
Mayor Dros., Of Now Orleans, La, began q
suit for 81, 900 yesterday agnlnst Charles pacfor


william 1Iogo began Il suit yssterdny, claiming
sa,duN Ut tho First National Bunk Ut Chicago
William ltob!ns und tho Urandy County Satiou-
al Bank Alsu each began suit for tho a,.ts,e
nm0ltnt against the snMe defendant for tho use
of li0ge.
Samuel Frnnk and 81. G. Lchtcr sued 4.
Golubery for Il GU
John, John H., Joseph f., and Charles Dtamley
Begin suit FOR $f0U ilgnlnet Luut5 A. Sic.
Henry, and auOthor fnr fl.tp0 hxatnst David D.
HODiu8on aud Louis A. MClitnry,
, 1880-06-26

dpsetal Dtspateh to 1As Chicago 1Ftbuns.
MAp1soR, Wis, Juno M.-Lluut-1ov. llng-
ham. who Ia occupying tho Executive chair dur
Ing tho absence Of Gov. smith In California, ap-
pointed Owen o. 0allartl Aoglsses Of Deeds ct
Jackson County.
6psei3l uLtpatth 10 Tn ch{<ase 9tsbuns,
gFAlN4}xIxLD, ILL.,, June a.-tioy, CAll0M Aa4
appointed the following tlelega tes tn tho Natton-
9! EpIIfrreueG Of Chayltl0a at Cleveland: It. J,
Patterson, kano; G. Z. Fcitou, c. J. TEuesdale,
pAgO,
, 1880-06-26
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.


MILWAUKEE, Wis, Juno 25.-A German named
6chlmpfgen was struck by lightning and killed
at NsT Koeln, near thts city, last night. The
electric Auid burned nnd Iacernted tho unfottu-
nato man's body In q shocking inannor.
Hpse4ds HspattA to 1hs CAltoao 7fIbuns,
CLHvkLAnp, O., June N.-During u severe
storm just after daylight this morning laborer
named u. Lange, while On his war 70 work In
the Nowbufg rolling mills, WIS struck by light.
ming and killed tn1tAntlY. Tho lightning tGen
oEpased the street and shattered large barn.
, 1880-06-26

Tho criminal sult aeninst Josoph Haser tho
Galcnn disti.lcr. for attempting to uso revenue
stamps il second tinso, VIVA formally dismissed
Thursdny by tho United Stntes District At
torncy. Tho eAe was settled two or threu
mouths aan BY lIater paying tho commission,
fa0 penalty and t:5d cslsts making 81 u5d Iu tl[.
, 1880-06-26
VARIOUS.

=
MELpouaNB juno 25.-The Victoria Assembly
rejected the bill for reforming the Constitution
by vote Of ~ 10 II.
Tho Governor will probably dissolve Parlla-
mont.
TIE ObELIHK.
GIHRALTAn, Juno 25-Tho steamer Dcatol1k,
with the obefisk on board will sail for tho United
8tAtc8 to-day.
PEACE.
a dispatch from Alexandria SAYS King John
has concluded a treaty OF peaco with tho Egyp-
ttRn Government.
, 1880-06-26
CA4aTU1kEp.

6psesai p4spaseh to IN ctisdeo 1t4buns.
CLINTON, ILL.,, June 25.-IIousy J. Orroll, who
broke jail last january, ouo Ut tho mombGrs Of
tho celebrated gang Of thteyos locatetl at Wnpe-
10, whp sto]o about Fb,oou worth OF horses pornt
COWS, etc., aud who was convicted mud sphtocpd
u thrpB yGnrs at Jullut by JudHo Lacey, hAs been
reoapturott at San jose Cal., and will lo brought
nal.
, 1880-06-26

8F$<Fa4 17g1Q3*FH " 2H@ LHt119V 2f{091%e
dALENA, Ill.,, Juno 2d.-Tho body OF John
Watta, an old aud respected citizen OF Galeua,
was found floating Ia the river III front OF bis
residence this morning. Deceased WAS drowned
, 1880-06-26

ATLANTA. Ca, Juno :s.-A fayonue posac, In
attempting 10 eIptnre MepnshlnDFs neaF A0l
Oak. woFe Eest4tod. and one n,oot,sh1nor was
killed and anotAar nlUrtally wounded.
, 1880-06-26
TURKEY.

VIENNA, Juno 2A-The Political Correspond
eness lottors from Paris aud Phtlippopolls agreo
that A1oko Pasha, who Is going to Constantinop,o
on Saturday will not r'CttFu to bis post ~ Coy
ernor OF Ea8torn lluumelIn.
, 1880-06-26
IOWA FLOODS,

IOWA FLOODS.
6psctat Hspateh to 1nt Chteaao IttbunA.
DAyEHronr, In, juno s5.-Tno river reached
It's highest point ut o'clock Tonight, and tnd-
cations from aboyo nro to tho effect that It will
now gradually recodo. Tho unprecedented r1so
has created much trouble, and things nro In n
deplorable condition In this ncighborhood. All
tho saw-mis In Davenport, Nock H!and, aud
Moline havo hocn stopped for tho lust two days,
with tho exception ot ono, md thnt tns fought
tho wator With siphon plpcs and cof1or dams, as
indeed havc tho othors, without eject
n this oily the, The wates covers tho MI.
other side trims on thfa roAi havo
not run for sUvcEal ilnys. At this writing tho
00yornmcnt gnuK0 shows atA1o ut eighteen
fcot tyb inch1s a6ove lnw-wator 1nark, a riso Of
but fivo tnehpa during tho last tWcnty-four
hoi1rs. This FORENOON tho wnter nntln its mp
pcarnnce on tho loors OF the storcs nlong Front
streGt. cnBt Of t3rady.
In l&ock Island tbs suffering IL much groator.
Nearly 2n fnmfiiea have SpD1l drfyon from their
homes. Tho City Council has organized Itself
into m ud committee. and fs QnartcrlnK tho
rGfugee8 IN storerOnmR And other available
places Of every kind. Tho worry henrt Of the city
y covered msih water, Whllo tho loMor parts arc
literally AO0dod. No ench difficulty h1a ever
been experienced thore botorc.
, 1880-06-26

A MISSOURI HANGING,
61AetaI DlspatsA u 7as Gh$caaa zt.bsas.
AosxRLY. Mo-, June aa.-James Hayden Brown
Waa executed to-day seven miles Nest Of here,
, 1880-06-26
MEDICAL.
q|CORD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

Fully . pcr cont Of tho human arc VICTIMS ts
ton viii ,s ft,i!y carr1,aTatad hy avery intagent
as ac Ct sa ta
r., a.s e e yisoE n"n 1
d%sas sSss e fa III
!alsa n,n'esty rySn. n ta,ont from ming ms
child ut this grrnt evil srCr1t hnhita nro the result
Nf!Htnrnncn The medical prfnaelnn hrs boon almost
lilo taaa1d tnr lncruased Recommendations nj tho In
tnne nsylurla nnnlf nts0st- ,,,,.-,-,.
rhers Y nnlmni payss39S1
agency OF tho systa. II the norvo power n
nny of.nh j, weakoned, then that ?s,mn y vgak
hern ren'Yy u the 5,aSh o. a!L ons thst hHs
Vital. ilE*rttATlEE has bean scr,lsintx9d ana tn-
dnrsrl by TIM AcnenaJ at Meicinp IN Paris ~ en N"
fnhl1 tpecho tor Tho ntaya, contains no phosphnrnNs
pr,1nong reaction and IA pn!n,a'sont In oifncts IA
s,9nF .cnaod pill md ran 20 hnd OF tA.assor 70. l0
htN E1 Rrhef!Hu. patis tFrnnr0!, or ~ Ut. MrnNn
s c sG sss ast " rs 81 & staRms q ID ses
by mall upon Eeco!pt Of price,
cEjsrIF1CATH.
PAINS, July IS a-l9 KHa do ID Phlx.-h ut. q. l.
nYty..Ero1 years nld. hhd boon w!i1wGr tweHtT-aV
yeas. nef1au* tatnrs,ns"s hsd sunered n for taafH
leryosA debility md nntro tniency: For eighteen
yours he tried svary knN"n rn!neat without nn{ be
Vii VIII, Sssaaat,ss ~" Httsi @ fns s.iss s va. aise"sts
auti. but Insisted uIkn lA GnnninG ~ llna. and to
hinp months h0 was rostora to tnl! health and vigoa
-xDt mnrdet. md t,ns two ftn9 ctifeM: ,.,.h,,xo
dnya, lis in stx wneth, lal hctwcor two ena thtne
months, bet"oon uvo ana sF monSFFss; II n'oe
Medicine do In lthBpltA! Ghattty+
EOtsTl NY ALI. DIR suGGik'fA.
yANscllAACK, BTEV EN5tIN + tNl. chtcngn, III,
Whot4Eale Agents for The Drug I1AdA
, 1880-06-26

hnl1 bnt N such way as to explode tho toy ps-
~. Which was tn hi4 cont pocket, md In shows
\ holo IN tho pocket to prove bis Insertion.
, 1880-06-26

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
new YORK; Juno @5.-Arrived, tho City Of
Chester, from Liverpool.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-20
Children Cry for Pitcder's Castoria.

Centaur Lin1msnts, the Worlds great
Pain-re1ieving agents for Man and Beast.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-20

CASUALTIES.

DETROIT, Jnly ia violent and des
tructive cyclone and hailstorm visited
Monroe county, forty five miles south 0
this city, about o'clock Sunday afternoon
The loss at the present time is roughly
estimated at 500, COO.
NEW LONDON. July 19.-In the Nara
gansett investigation Captain Nye. of tn,
Stonington, which collided with the Mar
ragansett, attributed the collision to a mis-
take as to the Narragansett's whistle
He took her long whistle as an answer te
his whistle and as signal TO turn the
right. The heimsman of the Stoningtor
testified that the boat was hard to steer
and he couldn't turn her in her course
alone The lookout of the Narraganset,
testified that he only heard one solitary
fog whistle from the Stonington and that
after he saw her rod light minute and q
half la.er she struck.
Stepheo A Mowry, mate of the Mar
raeansett, testified that after the collision
there was a good deal of excitement
among the passengers. Some were witha
out life preserves and asked where they
could get them, and | told them each
berth and each stateroom was supplied
with one. / have been restricted on the
Narragansett as to the number of deck
hands, Adjourned until Tuesday,
ITHACA, July l7.-During the reception
of the Cornell crew tonight sky rocket
was discharged into q stage loaded with
fireworks. A terrible explosion occurred
Two men leaving the burning vehicle were
seriously thurt. FL. f. Hibbard, of the
savings bank, broke his leg and F. nj.
Hoover. a telegraph operator. was inter
nslly injured.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-20
Moffat's Life Pills,
Phoenix BitterS,

The Most Successful Medicines
in the World.
Established I'm 1885, by one Of
our Most Eminent Physicians,
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine.
MOffat's Life Pills
are purely vegetable; they act
on the Stomach and Liver, and
regulate the entire system and
put all the functions of the body
i'm healthy condition, and
WARRANTED q certain cure for
all MalariOus Diseases, Torpid
Liver, Impure Blood, Jaundice,
Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, COStiVeneSs, Merry.
Gus and Sick Headache, Colds.
Scuryy, General Weakness, and
Fever e. Ague.
MOffat's Phoenix Bitters
correct the SecretiOns of the
Stomach, and are a Sure Cure
for SleepEesSneSs, Nervousness,
Dyspepsia, Female Complaints,
Weakness, Debility, etc.
Thousands OF Certificates are
in our possession giving perfect
CURES effected by these inVaIu-
able medicines, and we are GER
tain that they will do just what
we have said. 1t is simply ask
ed that the afflicted will TRY
THEM ONCE, their use will con-
vince the most skeptical.
Pages Climax SaIVe 25 cents a box.
NoGn.t's Life Pills 25 cents a box.
MofFat's PhGnix Bitters S1.OO bottle.
Ey soll by Druggists everywhere.
j. P. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
So Liberty Street New York.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-20
SPORTS.

SARATAGo, July 2O.-Light rain thil
morning which ceased soon after race.
began first race mile and one furlong wal
won by by Glidelia. Kitty j. second Bye
bye third. Time 2:02
The halt mile dash was won by The
Way, Danter second. Midgely 3D. Time
5O2 seconds. Dodette was the favorite
This surprise. to betting men. was imme.
diately followed by even greater. Oriole,
Turfnan and Susquehanna sold in the
field for the next race. mile and a quarter
dash. and won in order named, first. sec.
ond and third place, defeating Quito,
George Mccullough and Mark L. Time,
2:l14.
The steepie chase over the usual course
was won by Day Star, Capt. Franklin
second, Rose third. Time 5:O4. Fausti-
da boited and threw the rider.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-20
NEW YORK.

NEW York, July Goat noon to-day
DR.. Tanner was in good condition with
no marked variation of the pulse or ten
perature. He took his customary drive
during the morning, drank freely of spring
water and answered six letters.
Mr.. Wallace's committee continued
investigation TO day in alleged naturaliza
tion frauds of 1868. Senator Mcdonald
who cross-examined Commissioner Daven.
port seemed annoyed at latters deficient
hearing. Davenport objected to return
naturalization paper taken from Antonio
Kinshell and taking it from Senator Nc.
Donald retained possession of it.
This morning the steamer Dessong hav
ing the Egyptian Obelisk 10 her hold
steamed up North river and anchored in
off Esd street,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-20
ILLINOIS.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. July l9.-Th,s
afternoon George Baber, late editor of the
State Register. was attacked by Geo. w
Weber. president of the Register Compa-
ny, Baber attempted to use his revolver
and lively tussle ensued. Finally Baber
succeeded in drawing paper cutter
from his pocket. with which he cut Weber
several times. Several persons attempted
to seperate the men, who were rolling on
the pavement, fighting desperately, and
before they succeeded Baber accidentally
cut one through the hand and then
through the foot. None are seriously in
jured. though Weber received cut in the
groin which may Prove dangerous. The
affair occurred in front of the Leland
House and created a grent sensation, The
difficulty arose out of Baber's retirement
from the Register and the publication of
his remarks concerning Weber, which
were anything but complimentary.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-20
MAINE.

PORTLAND. July 20.-General Neal
Dow has written q letter accepting the
nomination for the presidency BY the
national prohibitory party. After com.
menting at some length on evils Of liquor
traffic and respectabilty of prohibisory
movement he concludes: II consider The
object of the prohibitionists of this country
to be of supreme Importance to the inter
ests of the nation and people. ASIDE
from its bearing upon the moral and
religious welfare of the people, consider
suppression of liquor traffic to be the
object of far greater political Importance
than any other now claiming the attention
of the country.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-20
THE WEST

YANKToN D. T., July 29 Gen. Sher
man arrived from Standing Rock and
left for the east this morning.
CHEYENNE, July 29.-The military
discredit the reported engagement be.
tween troops and Sioux. Probably the
story was concocted from the recent en-
counter between bands of Sioux and
Crows north of Fort Sarapy.
ToI Ella. Kan. July 19.-Gov. St.
John received dispatch to day from
Dodge City, stating that the Indians had
driven off several herd of cattle and
horses near Dodge, and had attacked q
herder, killing his horse under him, The
harder hid himself under bank and pro-
tected himself with his rife.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-20
WASEINGT0N

WASHINGTON. July 20.-In the cabinet
meeting to-day the interior department
submitted Information that Spotted Tail
becoming dissatisfied, had removed bis
children from the training school where.
with several hundred others, they had
been sent to be educated, and that his
course had led to serious disapproval
on the part of the rest of the tribe who
are anxious to be educated. and have ap-
pealed to the President to depose Spotted
Tail and appoint q new chief over them.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-20
MoWHAWK, Feb. 25, IS

MowHAWK, Feb, Is. 1879.
VIM. NJ GILES & Co.,, 100 West Broad
way. N, Y.
Dear Sirs; Enclosed find check for
one quart OF your Liniment. l use it for
almost everything. and | know it to be the
best know of or have seen tried. II
prevents all discolorations from bruises
and in neuralgia. headaches, &C., it is king.
When you struck Iodide Ammonia, you
struck a bonanza. and q big one. too.
Send the Liniment to the address of
H. I'll, RANNEY.
Mohawk, N. Y.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-20
INDIAN q.

WASHINGTON. Jaly 2O.-Col. Hatch
sends the following dispatch from SAINTS
Fe, New Mexico:
Z The latest is that the hostiles have tax.
en- many horses from ranches near Chi
huakua, swinging around that city cir
cult of about thirty miles. Arrada. al
old Indian fighter who has fifty men witt
him, says the most of the hostiles arr
forty miles southwest of Galijoe, saut
distance north of Ehihuakua. They gt
into Gslijos to trade. They are not kill
inR people. / think they will cross below
Onitmann.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-20
A. Fool Once More.

For ten years my wife was confined tc
her bed with such complication of all
ments that no doctor could tell what wa.
the matter or cure her, and 1 used up {
small fortune in humbug stuff. Siz
months ago l saw u. s. flag with Hor
Bitters on it, and / thought / would be .
fool once more. tried it. but my folly
proved to be wisdom. Two bottles cured
her. she is now as well aud strong as any
mans wife, and it cost me only two dol
laIs. Such folly pays. H. W., Detroit
Mich.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-20

SPRINGFIELD. July I9.-The funeral OF
the late Judge Stephen I. Logan this at
ternoon was very largely attended. mum
Der of distinguished gentlemen from
abroad being present. The pall-bearers
were Judge Drummond of Chicago, Judge
Treat of Springfield, Judge Scott and
Senator David Davis of Bloomington, the
Hon 0 FL Browning of Quincy. Judge
VIM Thomas of Jacksonville, Judge Zane,
Gov CulIom, the Hon John 7 Stuart. and
ex Gov Palmer of Springfield.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-20
Utah

SALT LAKE, July 20.-Census returns
give Utah population of one hundred
and forty thousand, increase 65 per cent
since 1870. Last April conference of Nor
mons reported the Mormon population as
one hundred and twelve thousand, leaving
thirty two thousand non Mormons. In
1870 non Mormons were less than ten
thousand, increase two hundred per cent,
increase Mormon population forty five per
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-20
FIRE.

New YoRK,July l9. The three upper
stories of the front part of large build
ing On First avenue, between Twenty.
ninth and Thirtieth streets, owned by
Herman Kohler.a wealthy brewer. burned
to night, involving loss of $300,OOO
Most OF the loss Is covered by Insurance.
The extensive brewery of Kohler &
LaDce, and the malt house of Arnold &
Bernheimer. in the same building, were
uniplured
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-20
(9ticura
HUM0RS OF THE BLOOD, SKIN
And SCALP,

CUucURA RRsoLvKNT is the most powerful
Blood Purifier and Liver Stimulent ever COM
pounded In forty minutes after taking the hrs'
dose 1t may he detected in the saliva, blood,
sweat, and urine, showing that it had entered the
blood and been distributed throughout the entire
system. In its passage through the circulating
which foster and maintain disease, with which 1t
chemically unites, destroying and gradually elm
in ating them from the system
Hence its power to forever expel Scrofulous.
Cancerous, and Canker Humors, which unchecked
fill the body with foul corruptions, and rot out
the delicate machinery of life.
CUTcURA. the great external remedy for all HUI
mors OF the Scalp and Skin, Ulcers Sores and Dis
ing Of outward applications. 1t speedily destroys
fungus and parasitic growths, restores the oil
glands and tubes to a healthy condition. and cures
when assisted by the CUTIcnRA SOAP, diseases Of
the Skin and Scalp which have been the torture Of
q life time.