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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-17

torney General McVeagh's, and viii not
visit the Mansion until morning.
The condition of the President is more
hopeful than when the last bulletin was is
sued. An enemeta had given strength and
was apparently doing good. His pulse had
receded to ia and temperature normal.
At the evening dressing there was found
an area of granulation of the wound that
in view of the weak condition of the pa
tient was astonishing The president rests
comfortably and is being given broken ice
at intervals of his sleep, which his stomach
retains. There has been no vomiting since
the afternoon and DIR. Bliss expects that the
stomach viii be in condition to receive
food in the morning, and expresses conf
dence that the morning bulletins viii be
such.
$50 A. M.-Dr. Bliss reports that no
vomiting has occurred up to this hour, and
adds that prospects are good.
New YORK, Aug. 16.-Crowds of people
are everywhere tonight reading the bulle-
tins as received regarding the condition of
President Garfield.
Vice President Arthur was at his home
tonight surrounded by Gen. Grant, Ex-
Senator Conkling and other friends. Du-
ring the evening the Vice President receiv-
ed some dispatches from Washington, the
nature of which he would not divulge. He
said that he had not received any summons
to go to the capitol and would not go until
requested.
Vice President Arthur said to a Tribune
Reporter he was prepared to go to Wash
ington whenever the summons reached him,
although he had not given up the hopes of
the Presidents recovery. Among those
who called upon the Vice President in the
course of the day, were Gen. Grant, Conk-
ling, who was accompanied by Logan, and
many others, his room being almost full of
visitors at one time. Last night Mr. Conk
ling remained at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
His private Secretary carried some mess
ages to and from the Vice President.
NEW YORK. Aug. 16.-Vice President
Arthur passed the morning very quietly at
his residence. He said he had received no
further tidings from Washington and did
not intend starting for the capital until
sent for.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-17
SPORTING.

SARATOGA, Aug. 17.-In the five-eighths
mile race Perplex won, Checkmate second
| Scandal third. Time :03.
MONMOUTH PARK, N. j., Aug. 16.-
Three-quarter mile dash, Julietta Colt 1
Wyoming 2, Onondaga 8. Time 1:16.
Jersey St. Leger, for three year olds,
mile and three-quarters was won by
Hindoo. Bonafide second. Time 3:18.
The mile and quarter race was won by
Monitor; Priam second, Sly Dance third
Time 2:11.
Wave'o Sight won the mile and one
eighth race; Bonadine second. Time
2:023
Seaside stakes, three-quarlers mile, was
won by Chas. Bay; Wakefield second; Lar
reale third. Time 1:1o4
speculation won the hurdle race
Strychnine second, Eunice third. Time
2-503.
Fourth race, steeple chase Capt Frank
lin first, Disturbance second; Post Guard
third Time 4:30.
Utica, Aug. 16.-The Utica NEE ting
opened with a race for the 2:3O class which
required seven heats to make the winner.
Humboldt won. J. p Morris second. Flora
F. third. Best time 2:21
Glass 2:26, two mile heats, Stranger won
Time 5:014, sos.
Glass 2:23, Edwin Thorn won. Pilot sec
ond. Time 2:214.
CHICAGO, Aug 16.- chicagos 1s, Buffa
los 9.
CLETELAND, Aug. 16.-Clevelands 8, De
troits 5.
WORCESTER, Aug. 16. 16.-Providence I.
Worcesters 2.
BosToN, Aug 16-Troys 12, Bostons 3.
In the fifth innings every Troy man scor-
ed except Connor.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-17
CRIME AND ACCIDENT

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Aug. IA ranch,
IS miles east of Enira, was burned and one
Mexican woman and boy killed by
Apaches The report of the destruction
of the village and massacre of the inhab-
itants near Ra Purco, is untrue. We have
reliable reports that, in all, twenty Mexi
cans and one soldier have been killed, and
one white woman captured by the Indians
since the 10th inst. No damage by the
Indians is reported within sixteen miles of
the Atlantic & Pacific railroad. Quite a
number of ranchmen are moving together
for safety.
TOPEKA, Aug. 16.-The Daily Ne,os of
Topeka says information received leads to
the belief that surveying party sent out
by the Kansas State University, consisting
of Prof Frank Shaw and son, aged 10,
and H S. Smith, Professor of astronomy,
and Lewis F. Dyche, student, have been
captured near Water Canon, New Mexico,
by Apache Indians, and killed.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 16.-The bitter contest
between the two Homeopathic colleges of
this city yesterday eliminated in DIR. Thos.
Mathison sending DR.. T. G. Comstock a
challenge, and naming Dr. Wilcox as his
friend. There is no prospect, however,
for speedy duel, as Comstock left the city
for an eastern town before the belligerant
missive reached his office.
CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 16.-Twenty- one
lives were lost and thirty persons wounded
by disaster at Marmelon. Raynand and
Louis, owners of the powders which explo-
ded, destroying also two and half blocks
of buildings, have been arrested.
An earthquake at Condoba, Saturday.
No damage.
Governor Corals communicated yester
day by telegraph, news of the assassination
of two Americans near Athena. Two per-
sons arrested on suspicion of being the
murderers, were shot on the Tampico road
while attempting to escape. The governor
advised to take most efficient measures for
the security of travel and the punishment
of criminals.
DETROIT, Aug. 16.-Captain Henry w.
Howgate, late of the signal service, passed
through this city last night in charge of
United States Marshal Matthews, of this
State, enroute to Washington. He was
arrested at McCiemens, where was tempor-
airy stopping. The charge is embeZzle-
ment from the Government while in the
signal service of an amount alleged to be
$50 600 or upwards. His wife, who was
with him, remained with friends in this
State.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-17
TRACES OF A LOST VESSEL.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15.-Capt. Hoop
er of the Revenue Cutter Corwin, on learn
ing that the Indians had discovered a
wreck, sent a sledge party, which landed
at Koluchinan Island j une 2, about 100
miles from Cape Sarazee, and found ma
tives who had large number of articles
from the wreck Corwin talked with the
natives who had boarded the wreck and
obtained of them some tools which they
brought to San Francisco, together with
other articles which indicate that the ves-
sci is the Vigilant. Four dead bodies were
found on her. apparently dead many
months. 1t was supposed the vessel was
wrecked in the winter of 1S79-S0.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-17
MYSTERY.

ST LOUIS, Aug. IA very mysterious
assassination is reported from Washington
county. Ill A farmer named d. Drue, liv-
ing about eight miles from Nashville, while
sleeping on bed near the door of his
house, was awakened about ten O'Clock
Monday night by the discharge of gun,
and as he raised up in bed to ascertain the
cause, he received charge Of shot in his
head, which blew nearly all the top part of
his skull off, killing him instantly. No clue
to the murderer has been obtained. Drue
was in quite moderate circumstances, and
was not known to have had any enemies
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-17
FIRE.

CLEVELAND. Aug. 16.-At two o'clock
this morning fire broke out, supposed to
be spontaneous combustion of the waste,
in the engine room of the Rogers 81 Jurges
furniture manufactory. Nos. SO to 1o6 Su
perior street and communicated with Geb
hard's Sewing maching cabinet factory
adjoining, and the Cleveland Wooden
Ware Cos. factory across, the street in rear
of Rogers 81 Junge's. The loss is $50, 900
hard, $4,000, insurance So, 900; Wooden
Ware Co, 1900 on building, $4,000 on
stock
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-17
NV Tormented Back

is the exclamation of more than one poor
hard working men and women. Do you
know why it aches? 1t is because your
kidneys are over over -tasked and need
strengthing, and your system needs to bS
cleansed of bad humors. Kidney Wort il
the medicine you need. TT acts like 6
charm - says well known physician, 81
never knew it to fail" Liquid or dry
sold by Druggists. Boston Post.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-17

toNNERCiAL.
Wheat-A01hc higher; moderate expor. and
fair speculative business; No 2 Aug 361401 362s
Corn 140ac higher and fairly active; mixed
wertern spot 63GD63A future 661sQS7oh
Oats-Without important change
Pork-Quiet and steady; spot new mess IS co.
Lard-Opened easier; afterwards firm.
Chicago Es &srkss.
CaIoA 90. Aug. II.
Whcat-Strong and higher; 1 32H cash; l 80
Aug; 203l Sept; / I'll Oct; 1875 year
orn- Firm and higher; 5s4 cash; 59A bid 81 pit
613l Oct.
Oats--weak; 361s cash; s6A Aug.
Kye-9s
Barley-!6.
Polk-Firm and steady; II so each and Sept; II
rs Oct.
Lerd-Firmer; II 40 cash.
Whisky-1 Is.
LIVE STOCK.
Rogs-Receipts $4,000; opened steady; closed
10c higher: light 30D6 s5; mixed packing 90Q6
10; heavy 40GD6 90,
Cattle-Rt ceipts $500; steady; ex ,orts 0016
10; good to choice shipping 5096 90; common To
fair 7545 25; native butchers mainly 2 DO; st ck-
ers anu feeders 9003 80.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-17
Be Wise and Happy,

If you win stop all your extravagant and
wrong notions in doctoring yourself and
families with expensive doctors or humbug
cure-alls, that do harm always, and use
only natures simple remedies for all your
ailments, you will be wise, well and happy,
and save great expense. The greatest
remedy for this, the great wise ana good,
will tell you, is Hop Bitters-rely on it.
See another column.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-17
PALATIAL IL FL RIM A RY 7
Permanently Established since 1865.
Home institute

nd N
remarkable of medicines, tic following:
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-17
STATE OF sEIGE.

LONDON, Aug. 17.-Berlin dispatch says
it is feared Breslau will shortly be declared
in a state seige because of prevalence
of society agitation there.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-17
THE RAILROAD WAR.

CHICAGO, Aug 16.-The Grand Trunk
viii, according to reliable information,
make the rate from Chicago to Buffalo, So,
thus making the rate to New York S11;
as the fare from Buffalo to New York is So.
By this step it is intended to draw other
trunk lines into the war on rate which
the Grand Trunk has inaugurated from
Boston.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-17

A SAFE AND SURE means OF restoring
the youthful color of the hair is furnished
by Parker's Hair Balsam, which is deserv-
edly popular from its superior cleanliness.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-17

brought other guards to the assistance OF
McGiH and Guiteau was finally disarmed
lie had succeeded however, In cutting
McGills clothing pretty badly and came
very near inaicting dangerous wound
Guiteau pretended to be crazy and COM
planned that his pistol had been taken from
him. AL facts indicate that Guiteau was
meditating an escape and that he had
formed some desperate plan. His assump-
ton of insanity is believed to be a dodge
as he has acted as if perfectly sane all
along.
TIE VICE PRESIDENT.
New YoRK, Aug 17-Vice- President
Arthur received few calls to-day.
a Washington special says Agnew con
Quoted an examination this morning of the
wound, and reported it to be in good con-
dition. The flow and quality of pus was
satisfactory, everything considered, and
the patient is said to have caused very lit
tie uneasiness. The signs of blood poi
sOning were looked for, but none were
found. Window, Kirkwood and Lincoln
arrived at s this morning, and were visi
bly, sad and depressed, but seemed greatly
encouraged by the bulletin, and talk with
the physicians.
Kirkwood said: The best we can say
is there is still hope" The President GER
tainly is no worse. The Presidents secre-
tary answered an enormous number of dis
patches this morning. They came from
every quarters, one from a strong, healthy
man who offered to furnish his own blood
to save the President by TRANSMISSION.
LAST NIGHT.
p. M.-The Presidents symptoms are
still grave. Yet he seems to have lost no
ground during the day and his condition on
the whole is rather better than yesterday.
He has vomited once this afternoon and
the enemata has been retained. At present
his pulse is 100, temperature $50, respira
ton 19.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-13
TUE CONTEST AT ALBANY.

nrpEw HOLDING A STRONG POSITION
-. coxKIIyG FACTION INTENT on NEW LINE of
WE .rr.cK-THEIR LEADER TO DE PRESENTED ~
.v OBJECT or sYMPATHY-TnE MEN WHO Up
rSorts % are being made by the Conkling fac
- "a excite sympathy for their leader by
'~s '.",,esenting that he is being oyereorne
,or ,be use of money. II is shown on
~. W other hand that Mr.. Depew, who IS
.Ss ~. principal object of attack, has the
'uonort ' of forty-four Assemblymen and
sorrteep Senators, including some OF the
,S .nlest and purest members of the Legislature
Sas number includes likewise the chairmen
- - twenty committees in the Assembly. The
.,o,ves which sway the Conkling men are
;"S;cated in letter appended. Members be-
an 70 reassemble last evening to renew the
contest to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-13

ever party or faction, q caucus. or committee
a church without some such man There are
such men every side of every contest IN Poliics
Surely no one of Mr. Conklngs friends would nave
the presumption TO say that there are not some
among his following But no one holds the mass oi
Mr. C0nklug's supporters responsible for 'he nsnlt
IL is well understood to he the work Of
small circle Of desperate and not oycrscru-
pulous politicians that he has abont him. If The
friends Of Mr. Dcpew chose to do II they could easily
appoint Senate Investigation Committee and start
through il flood Of stories affecting the other
side. The air is always full of Such tales
ents steadily ignore them. believing that
a rule they set foot by persons either ma
licous or silly, and not entitled To respectful
treatment. II has been reserved for Mr.. Coukug to
maintain a gOssippiug committee to smirch the rep
utation Of legislature at whose hands ho asks
reelection as Il Senator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-13
KILLED by LIGHTNING.



End OF LIFE or DISSIPATION.
PRONIpENCE, X. J.. Jane l3-Eobcr Robertson
for..r, Lawrence Mass. drowned last night Whc
suI Irilug from drliriulu tirulru-.
We TIM OF LIGHTNING.
UrNNEwELG, Kan. june l2.-Andfr~ - lt"Dc-
aou. irparp ~ -ecrrary oieron ~ Ne"Je''5' WAS
Instantly killed ty -Ituiug this afternoon.
KILLED BY ruE EXPLOSION OF LAMP;
porGHKEFP~rE. \. l., June II hannau n"nr, ne
va, died the effects N injuries receiver "et
cyeulns by the explosion 1T a kerosone lamp
Thrown FROM 4 CARRIAGE AND KILLED
RED LAM y J June l2.-Mrs. Judson /. Brad-
lev and her child were thrown ont OF .er ,@iae
yesterday. The chids injuries proved a anu 'h' "'nei
severe
FAILING DOWN STAIRS AND KILLED
NFNBtRG y. !. June l2.-Fraucls ". BaIkone,
youne man we known u business and political crce' hrr
f,i v stairs last gnt aul fractured hs skull lie died
soon aftelWard.
GALVESTON. Tex. June IA special of yestcr-
date Ia me Nsirs from Houston this Ntae, says " Jark
D.p.ey Wa shot instantly Killed here this evening by
" II Philips. Philips has surrendered himself to the
authorite-'
KILLED BY THE EXPLOSION OF A BOILER.
CAPE IlFNRY Va. June 12.-Ihc boiler of Baker 3
wrecking steamer exploded at killing the fireman,
Franz instantly and scadins James Turner and Samuel
Ward terribly
TAKEN PROM JAIL AND HANGED.
DANVILLE Va, Jun l2.-JOhn Taylor, negro,
who assaued white In Rockingham County, North
Carolina FRIDAY night taken from tho GrecnsboO jail
ms morning hanged 10 tree IA the woods by body OF
disguised men.
FATAL STROKE or LIGHTNING.
GALVESTON Tex, June ia special 10 The Ncrs
from Henrietta is STATE THURSDAY while the family
Hutchinson returning a carriage from Wait
to friends I'm Montague County accompanied oy Mas Cox
thunder up Lizzie Hutchinson and MAS Cox
were instantly killed by lightning and Mrs Hutchinson was
were sunne recovered. i. thought that Mrs.
Hutchinson S beyond recovery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-13
MORE IRISH DEMONSTRATIONS.


LONDOY jane 12.-Ibe Naadaid, core. pondent al
Liverpool says:
4, daybrcak sunday 900 men marched 10 the prison
L" which Nck"yitt and Obr rs ttkcn.osrusly 10
rescue the prisoners policeman the alarm and
the warcr- assembled. armed with loaded carbine- and
i'N"iNofS Wien the men the Wlrdr.s they -cpd-
rated going n various directions
Fifteen thousand people assembled to-day in Mill-
street. County Cork but made no attempt 10 hold u
meeting. A large force Of military and police was
drafted for service in the town. The people formed
proc, ss0n and marched through the streets with
bands playing and banners nyinc. There was
spanking. except by priest, who advised the pco-
pie to qhit the town quietly.
The Bishop of Ross. addressing his congregation
to-day, strongly deprecated resort 10 ,iolrnre Their
cause, he said. would br eventually gained by yig0r
Ou- constitutional action.
Notices have been posted proclam lining Sklb-
brrr"n, Ballydch0b and the surrounding districts,
and iurbiddiug all as>cmbagcs.
Since the attempt Ia rescue Mckcyitt and Roberts,
s-ntrcs have been placed around the prison. and
warcns armed 10 the teeth patr0lling outside.
LoNpnN. June 13.-Thc Tmcs's correspondent &C
Liverpool says the police profess to h9y" incontro-
vcrtIblc evidence connecting Mckeyift and Roberts
with the late attempt on the Central Police Ohice.
The correspondent of The Times a. Dublin says
there Boz no doubt that the Liverpool ouir'ge ~
She result OF Fcuian plot aud j. one # series
first projected IN New York. The connection Of
Fenlanism with the land agitation rs native ally
has been shown all through the land movement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-13
FRAGuENrS or WESrKRy yEWS


DEs MoINE>, Iowa, June l2.-John Kline
and bis h-othrrinAN agctwtlvc years went down ilto
nu abandoned u.inc near caldwell, AppauOose County,
Yesterday. aud were -uli0cttcd by the damp.
TELEGRAPH CoMMrNICATION INTERRUPTED.
CHICAGO, June IA heavy thunderstorm.
accompanied hy torrents of rain and wind struck
the country about 81 Paul Mlnn, extending south
lnr a. Omaha. TeoGraphic communication II inter
rupted. -
KILLED by LIGHTNING.
PEORIA. ILL.,, june l2.-kcubrn r. Brown,
farmer IS bile crD-sus iron bridge over the kchapoo
River ina A wagon iu "a thuuder storm last evening Wt-
struck b., lightning and Instantly killed His SON, who
wns with him, was not injured
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY ny THE STORM.
DrS NotSFs Iowa, June l2.-lhc storm I'm
tLi- vicinity ha- been very we're. saturday hous"
l,,ou.iug to William Cnmpdrd Was blown down. Al
CotY tornado destroyed rcycra houses and several
f,,r-ous wcrc seriously injured.
LYNCH LAW ~ MI~Sot RI
ST. LoUIs, June PA dispatch from st.
Io-..ph No. to fhr Rrpi'ic.'u SAYS: " Albert Angel
was shot and robbed ~ 500 y one Eruh'imcr near
irish tro,r Atchi-on county Mo. June .. KcmhrImcr
vas .uhseqn,uily captured and taken To KOckport.
-nfuriny morning some twenty unknown men took
H.imhrlm~r from jail aud hanged him TO tree Angel
VII probably recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-13
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
COvFIRMATION OF A VERDICT

CONFIRMATION OF 4 NENDIII. :.
GALVESTON, Tex. June IA special 10 The NGrs
Austin says The Court OF Appeals hiss aned he
verdict Of murder In the first degree Ia the case OF "hAna
Of Tom Green County"
BROWN UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Jnno 12.-COmmcncement
week University opened today In the First Baptist
Meeting House President Robinson delivered the baccA-
laureate address 70 the graduating class.
THE SEASON AT LONG BRANCH.
LONG BRANCH, June 12.-The weather herc to-
day foggy Pew visitors arrived by boat train
The Pier Company has erected temporary boat landing
Two bOats with difficulty landed 200 passeDgers AZ
spring png which washed out by the Storm
has been replaced boats will be put on the line
nounced yesterday have postponed hor
QpeninG 70 June lA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-13
RENEWING THE CONTEST.
SENATORS AND AsSEMBLYMEN REASsEMBLiNG-THE
HIPPOPOTAMUs ABSENT.
rnY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIMMED


iBY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIM Nr-l
ALBANY, June 12-Thc Capital which was fairly
deserted to-day began to fill up tonight. The In
vestigating Committee meets al in the mornuing'
and the Legislature at 10. Among those arriving
by the late trains were Chaunccy NJ. Dcpcw, Judge
Robertson, ex-senator Plat, Senator Madden and
number of members and Senators. Mr.. Bradley was
among the number of those who came up from New
York. Many members are expected 10 arrive 10y the
morning boats and trains from Ncw-lorll and Sara
toga. considerable number went to the latter
place To spend Sunday.
The hippopotanus was called away to-day by
telegram announcing break in the canal in Orleans
County Since he left the picon has been expressed
by of the lonesome water rats here who had ac-
tuay grown to like the pressure of his bulbous fore"
foot that this was a balf-hTccd job and that the
alert hippopotamus would find the canal all right.
This is not likely for nothing hut the scricst pnhc
necessity would have taken the hippopotaWuN away
from the post of duty. The posi- OF duty just No"
consists in getting $4,000 year from the State 10
work for COnkling and Patt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-13
IrALLAN EXrLoRERs MAssAcREp.

ADrN. june 12.--Ncws has been received here that
an Italian exploring party which started from
A,tab Bay. Ahy>sna. consisting % subaltcrn
officer ten sailors and four soldiers. has been
lnas~acred ID the interior The particulars are not
known.
ROME. June 12.-Thc Government has received
news confirming the report of the massacre of tho
Italian exploring party in Africa. The victims are
lieutenant and twelve sailors WHO landed "a AsSaD
on a mission FROM the Italian Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-13

IONUON- JUnO =, ~.
The Tuui-ian Government ht- ri "a. concession
granted 10 the Italian Iubbuuno Company for tie con-
.ttuction of local railway. The Iunlran Prime Min
i-t.r ha icit Iun- Tor Paris.
The Russian Commission Ia oaborai" scheme for ~
duc tho payments 10 which peasants are labl" Tor re-
d,rlon Of lands Viii hold IL first sitting Tuesday
at -. Petersburg.
The Stppdard's correspondent AZ Durham say the
Borr promised that the whole ori o"no' rned IN tho
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