The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-07-30
CRIMES CALENDAR.
A case of Child Abduction
in Camden.
The usual daily list of Grim
inaiities.
MISCELLANEOUS MENTION.

nerS ana his VIE until fhey u1SclOSed the
whereabouts of SIG, 1000 in cash and secur-
tiles, were arrested to-day while negotiating
the bonds. Their names are Geo. w Mel
son, ID. 4. South and one Miller with pal
IN Cleveland, Thos- Rollnad
PEoaA, uly29.-The report that the
Internal machines were made here creates
great excitement and is generally believed.
p. w. Grove, who was supposed to be inn
! plicated in their manufacture denies it, but
says he knows who did. They were made
at ORourkes foundry on South Washing
ton street. They were of iron and zinc in
sections. The machinery and dynamite
were supplied in New York
Cicero Walls, of Newton, H., came here
lately in search of his brother, c. n. Walls,
publisher of a paper in Paris, H., who
disappeared mysteriously in company with
two men who took him away from the
Driving Park after he had tainted on the
track 1t was believed that. he was kid
mapped for his money, $11, 600; and now
Cicero Walls cannot be found.
SPRINGFIELD, July 29.-Two tragic af-
trays took place in this city to-day, which
are likely to end in the death of two men.
George DeBarrows white man, shot Hen
ry Jones, colored, and James Randall shot
Theodore Arnold Both shots are likely
to prove fatal DeBarrows gave himself
up and is now in jail; he seems to be justi-
fed in the shooting by popular opinion. In
| + bxa 4ho xxrh; oh, 1o1 To fJ,a
shooting are not clear. Randall has fled,
r. L.. Chouinard, a letter carrier and col
lector of mail in the North Division, was
arrested to-day on charge of rifing the
mail. Proofs of his guilt were found on
his person and at his house. He has been
has been so discreet that detection was not
hitherto possible. Over 800 Bet. stamps
evidently taken from letters were found in
his possession. He was taken before Z.
is Commissioners Hoyne and CAT. He
confessed his guilt.
ST. LOUIS, July 30-Emmet Jones, the
negro who murdered Antoine Vale by
shooting him while asleep in a hammock
on the steamer Lady Lee, two weeks ago,
was brought back to ST. Louis this morn
ing. After the shooting he escaped and
went to work in the coal mines at Braid
wood, I'll. Officer Cassidy got on his track
and followed him there and with the assis-
tance of Marshal Stewart secured the man.
DEs MONIES July 29.-Harry Livings
ton was arrested to-day for enticing a
young girl named Helmick from her home.
It transpires his wife is in the county poor
house, insane; he married a Miss Nelson
of Fort Dodge, three weeks ago, and has
been keeping Lottie Morton, the young
woman for whom F. w. George shet DIR.
Epps last Sunday.
DUBUQUE, July 29.-The store of P. c..
Burke at Garry Owen, sixteen miles from
this city, was broken into by two burglars
last night, and the safe blown open and a
package containing 81, 200 stolen; two
horses were then stolen and the rascals
rode to town and no doubt took train, as
the horses We're found to-day turned loose
about two miles from town.
A SECOND CHARLES ROSS
CAMDEN, n. j., July 30.-To-day will be
the twenty third day since little Charley
, Snyder disappeared SO mysteriously from
his uncle's house in Camden, and as yet
there is no clue TO MS whereabouts unless
9 the trail pointed out by the boy Joseph
p Day can be followed to a successful con
clusion He solemny asserted to Press
o reporter that he had been telling a few lie:
sizes, but that the whole thing came into his
head because he had seen a band of the
r nomads on the 5th of July, near the Cam
den Water works, and that lad answer
n ing the description of the missing boy was
v seated near one of the tents. A coloreC
servant girl was reported to have said thai
e she saw little Charley walk up Third stree
/ with a larger boy, but upon being ques
/ toned last evening she said that it was il
e the morning before the child had been miss
ed. Mr. Law, the uncle of the lost boy, il
it inclined to think that Joseph Day knows
e more about his nephew than he has told
d and fears that the little fellow may have
n met with foul play.
n MISSING MINISTER.
DENIsoS, Tex, July 30.-The member'
e of the NJ E. church South are unable te
, account for the sudden disappearance of
their pastor, the Rev. A. j. WorleY more
than he was seen boarding north-goins