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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-10
JARRETT's OPINION.

CINCINNATI, June 9.--President Jarrett
of the Amalgamated Union of iron and
steel workers, met the strikers tonight.
After hearing he delivered the opinion
that the strike was unjnstifiable, and the
men were bound by their contract of last
October with the manufacturers. The
meeting agreed with his views. 1t is ex-
pected they viii resume work Monday.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-10
New York Market.

NEW YORK, June 9.
FINANCIAL.
Governments-Unchanged except 4s which 1s
lower.
Money-2h04.
Prime Paper-44@5
Sterling--Ex. 88a demand 891S.
RONnS
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-10
LABOR.

CLEVELAND. June 9.-The Rolling Mill
strike is ending, the places being filled by
new men, and strikers are dishearteued.
AT PITTsBMRG.
PITTsBURG, June 9.-There is no inn
provement in general business since last
week. The labor situation is apparently
as far from settlement as any time since
the trouble began. Uncertainty as to the
outcome and length of the strike restricts
trade in nearly all branches. Manufactur-
ed iron is in brisk demand and prices are
firm. Orders are coming in freely but
manufacturers say that they are simply
panic orders. The same condition applies
to nails.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-10
SWEENEY, JACKSON & WALKER
r. 8. McELHERNE,

4 rTORNEYS AND CoUNeELLORs AT Law
- Ofice-Bengston'e Block, Rcts Island. III.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-10
LATER.

The Posts dispatch from Kansas City
says the four train robbers were corralleC
in the woods thirteen miles northwest 81
Kirksville at six this morning and surren
dered. Fox and Morris are recognized
the others refuse to give their names
Friends of the robbers are congregated al
Kirksville and say the prisoners shall not
be taken to Brookfield. A fight is looked
for.
ST. LOUIS June "a Post DespatcA
special from Richmond, Va, says Arm
stead Gray, colored man, was hanged at
noon to-day, at Powhatan court house,
privately. Gray killed his son, aged IA,
for stealing molasses.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, June 9.-Guirino
Gartan was hanged this afternoon before a
large crowd-mostly Mexicans. He died
game. He murdered Luis Contreras at a
dance.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-10
WILKINSON, KENwORTHY g BEARDsLEY,
ERS.

Have formed co-partnership for the general prac-
tice of the law. Office in Fries Block, No. 1725
Second Avenue Rock Island Ill.
March 1, 1882.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-10
THE DETAILS.


THE DETAILS.
ST. LOUIS June "a Republican
special gives the particulars of the capture
of the Brookfield robbers. Marshal Nc
Arthur, of Brookfield. started after the
robbers within an hour after the robbery
was committed, and tracked them last
night to log house on the Harper farm,
situated in the woods, about 3 miles from
Kirksville The house was fortified to
some extent, and had loopholes made by
knocking plaster out from between the
logs. The posse surrounded the house
and remained on guard all night, watching
it carefully, expecting the men to make
dash for liberty This, however, was not
robbers called out that they would surren-
der if guaranteed a safe conduct to the
jail and fair trial. After consultation
between Sheriff Shaver, of Adair county,
Marshal Macarthur and others of the posse,
which at this time had been largely in
creased by arrivals from Kirksvile and
other places, their terms were accepted and
they were ordered to march out
with hands up not to be taken by surprise.
The posse kept places on all sides of the
house and strong line was drawn up
before the door. In few moments the
leader, described as long-nosed, came @out
with hands only partly raised; this was not
according to the agreement, and hundred
weapons were brought to bear on him. In
an instant his bands went up, and the 9th
er three followed. The sheriff went for
ward and took their arms away,-seven
revolvers and two knives were obtained.
The prisoners were then taken to Kinks
vile by the G. B. & @. railway, from
whence they were taken to Brookfeld this
evening on special train under strong
guard. The robbers are all young men
and have been living in the country about
four months. They had rented the farm
they were captured on this spring They
give their names as W. Allen, Frank
Ward, Ben Fox and Bert Ward. Frank
Ward, is the only one married, and rest live
with him, all under thirty years of age
and good looking men. They have been
suspected for some time and when the
horses were stolen Saturday night as pre-
viously reported, an officer was put on
their track who was only few hours be-
hind them when they robbed the bank.
In searching the house sixty revolvers
were found and over 100 pounds of car
tridges masks and explosives found. The
house had every appearance of small
armory One robber told where stolen
money was hidden eight miles from Brook
field and an officer went to get it, accom-
panied by Frank Wards wife. Officers
were also informed where stolen horses
could be found. Gov. Crittenden has tel |
egraphed to the authorities at Kansas City
to ascertain if any Of the robbers are mem
bcrs of the old James gang, and this even
ing prosecuting attorney of Wallace coun-
ty. Marshal Murphy and Dick Little left
for Brookfeld.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-09
Miscallaneoua.

SALT LAKE, March 8.-Ths Mormons
are now openly bossting that they have
captured Congress. and there will be no
anti-MormOn legislation. It 10 sssima-
ted that the Mormons have spent over .
million dollars In their fght this winter.
and the money has been placed where 1t
would do good service.
SEATTLE. w. T.. March ed. Alb
bolt. for stealing two registered letters
from the mail room OF the steamer Ida.
bo, has been arrested here by Sheriff
McGrow and sent TO Port Townsend for
trial at the term Of Court there now
pending. Abbott 10 Q young fellow. but
little more than q boy. He has con-
fsssed the crime.
PORTLAND, March s.-August Auzius,
for shooting Nicholas Arat. was yestsr-
day sentenced to three years In the PEN
itsntiary.
Annie Murray died at st. vincsnt's
Hospital at G O'Clock this morning. She
made NO further statement regarding the
shooting.
Ka To Ia, Who has been confined In
the County Jail for some time past. I'M
der indictment for murder for killing
two miners, Was tried today 10 the Uni.
ted States Circuit Court. Several Indians
OF his tribe were subpsnaed a. witnesses,
who testified directly against him. The
Jury In the case remained out but Q few
minutes, and brought In . verdict Of
guilty
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-09
THE FlAHHERY FIRE.
Purely Aeeidsstal-A Hap ~ the
Insurance Companies.

The following report speaks for itself;
To Hon. j. P. Fiannipeham: We
the undersigned. your Commission. APP
pointed to inquire into the origin Of the
hre on the 9th day Of February on tne
premises Of Mr.. j. P. Fiannery' peg
leave to mako the following report: we.
have. as became our duty as such Court
Of Inquiry. visited the premises twice,
examining every particle OF proof to be
gathered; and connecting such With the
evidence adauced before this Commis-
siop. vs and, In our opinion. the FIRE to
haye been purely accidental; and We ex-
ou.rate Mr.. Fiannery's family and every
occupant thereof from blame for its oc-
currence.
II IL the opinion Of this Commission
that the insurance company. BY the pre-.
ponderanee Of their examination con.
slider the most vital point the amount %
insured. It 10. In q opinion, . quss-
tioa Of life and property to our oommu.
nifty. and We would most respectfully
recommend that the insurance CON-
paniss. when taking risks, diligently in.
quire into the intrinsic value thereof and
issue only policies Of insurance for the
proper amount. AL OF which We most
respectfully submit. P. BELLIsoER,
A. ESoLIs,
B. OAKLAND.
Gold Hill. New. March 8. 1882.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-09
WORK Of Cea.sy Omsiais.

Following are the reports Of county
officials OF work performed during
February. which have not been pub
lished before:
District Attorney Hiles. in his report
to the County Commissioners. states that
he did not receive any fees in an official
capacity during February. His abstract
statement OF work gives thirty.four diff.
ferent occasions where his services were
required. He reports that up TO March
6 a total Of $4796 90 Of delinquent taxes
bad been collected.
W. ". Booher. County Supefintend.
ent OF Schools. In bis report OF official
duties for the past month, states that he
audited the accounts OF the Board OF
Trustees OF Gold Hill on the 25th
ultimo. and OF the Virginia Board ON
the 9th. He did not receive any fees.
wm. NJ. Brennan. the County Auditor
and Recorder. received $3.50 60 cash for
fees in his Office during February. and
his work for the county amounted to
1868 Il; total work In Office. $5l9 40.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-09
A Boy Napgled,

SAN FnASouoo, March 8.-Dominick
Arps. eleven years Of age, was playing
at the junction Of Montgomery avenue
and Broadway street about s o'clock yes
tsrday afternoon when he was run over
and fatally manslsd BY q dummy Of the
Union street cable road. The boy evt.
IDENTIFY attempted to run across the street
between two passing vehicles. and fail.
ing to pass the last one drew back until
the way was clear. Without stopping 10
look up the bill hs resumed his fishs
across the street. running directly into
the front OF the descending dummy,
which knocked him down and dragged
the attached oar over bis body before II
could DO stopped. Officers removed the
lad to the City Receiving Hospital. where
he fingered for two hours before death
put an end to his suffsrings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-09
WESTERN DISPATCHES,
Friends Poorly Chosen.

SAX Francisco, March 8.-Emi Ken
nsdy. the Supreme Secretary Of the Or
der Of Chosen Friends. who recently ar.
rived in this city to prosecute suits
against those holding offices In the In.
dependent Order OF Chosen Friends and
Who was largely instrumental In creating
the latter order, 10 meeting with more
complications than were. probably.
at Arst expected. Mr.. Kennedy was
arrested the other day on q
criminal charge OF libel preferred BY ].
w. Shasffsr, Grand Treasurer Of the In.
dspsndsnt Order. for an alleged libslous
publication. and yesterday Kennedy was
arrested on another criminal charge Of
libel, preferred BY Martin 8. Meyer.
Past Chief Councillor Of the Chosen
Friends Of this State. alleging that Ken.
nsdy In his paper accused the seeding
Members Of the Order Of being perjursrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-09
Ansr.s.. I.fsrma, session.

BAN Francisco. March "a r. NJ
Eureka Con-, II; Mexican, 81; Savage. 1;
Albion. 2 GO. 2 c.; Sierra Nevada. IN;
Union Con-, l0t; Con. Virginia. soc. s5c;
Alta, 2 65; EIchequer. ioc. 45c; Benton.
Soc; Justice, Coo; ophir. 81; Mt. Diablo.
6; Northern Belle. Ga; Bullion. Toe: Mono
I 80; Union Con-. l0S; Gould L Curry.
3 10; California, 35e; Martin White. IN;
Day. I 40. 1 IS; Northern Belle, Oh. Alta.
2 20; Yellow Jacket. zoe; Hale 4 Norcross,
I o.. I 10; Beleher. G0e, SOC; Andes, 75c;
Crown Point. zoe; Best 4 Bslcher. 6; Day.
I 40; Potosi. SOC; Choilar. I 10; Mexican,
81; 0phir. 3k.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-09

A party Of young men, who should
have better sense, made Rome howl"
going along O street the other night, and
imagined they were having . nice time.
The noise stopped at the Gold Hill line.
for Dan Shsshan 10 policeman on that
beat.
Parties owning old houses here are
pulling them down to escape taxation
the coming year. which they rightly be-
lievs will be high. The material that 10
worn out Is used for frewood, the rest
10 stored away for future disposition.
The report circulated in the nsvsps-
pers recently that James q. Fair. Jr.,
was shortly to wed Miss Emma Whom
MILE Nevada) the latest prima donna,
Is now authoritativsly declared TO DO
false. The parties arc not even 90.
quainted.
The attendance at the public schools
shows but little decrease. notwithstand-
ing the fact that many men are leaving
tine Comstock. The wives and children
are left behind.
When . tough vasaboud turns up In
any OF the mining camps In this State
be IL said to be from Reno-doubtlsss
because they display so much energy in
their doings.
The former members OF the Choral
Society (now ~disbsndsd) hold whist
parties twice q week ct the residences Of
the married members. They are very
enjoyable.
Professor a. F. Baker. formerly Of the
Gold Hill and Virginia schools. is In
Moutiosllo. Illinois. Principal Of the
public schools there at q salary Of $1,000
q year.
The Ladies' Temperance Union Of
Reno has failed to receive the financial
encouragement to pay the expense Of
keeping open q free library.
Any information Is to the whereabouts
OF Joseph Bohrer will be gladly received
by his brothsr.in.law, Won Flay,
Truckee. Cal.
The rumor circulates In Virginia that
j. E. Coulter, Captain Of Battery A, 10
to be appointed United States Marshal
for Nevada.
The Reno Journal mentions that @. O.
Powning has his eye on the nomination
for Congress ct the coming convention.
Belmont, Nye county, 10 happy be-
cause they have one mill running on
ore-ths Monitor. Belmont.
Mrs. Pelss Brown OF washos county
has become insane. She vas taken to
Stockton Tuesday night.
T. R. McGurn contemplatss opening
o grocery store In Reno.
Eggs sell for 81 90 per dozen In the
Wood river country.
The Nevada State Prison contains 1877
convict inmates.
Bishop Msnogue has returned to Cal.
iiornia.
The children In Eureka have scarlet
fever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-09
Murderous Assault By . Chinese
Convict.

SAN RArAEL. March SAT Ban Qusn-
tin this morning an unprovoksd and
murdsrous assault wal made BY . China
man with . Ratchet on Mrs. Schloser.
vile Of Henry Schloser, for many years
manager OF N. P. Cole & Co.'S furniture
business at the prison. All Bipg. . Obi.
nese prisoner, has been working for sew
eral months In the family % Q servant,
and everything 81 far a. known has been
pleasant. On being let out Of bis cell
this morning. he went 10 Mr.. Schloser's
house % usual. got breakfast ready and
informed Mrs. Schlosssr that such was
the case. Mrs. Sohossler went into tho
dining room. took . seat ct the table
and commenced eating, whom the China.
man stole up behind her. and without
any notice whatever. struck her three
blsws with o Ratchet, using the blunt
part. She received ons blow on the
shoulder and two on her head. fracturing
her skull. Mrs. Schloser 10 Of present
resting easy. Dr.. Bird, physician Of
the prison. says that IL Is impossible to
state what the result will be. (.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-09
Legiess Brute.

Virginia 10 troubled with . brute with.
out lsgs-thoss members having been
amputsted just above the knee. He
manages TO get around on his stumps
lively enough to beg and get drunk.
While full OF liquor yesterday he acted
besstly In the presence OF some school
children. No matter whore hs 10 he
uses the vilest language that can be con-
jsctured. Upon being arrested he re.
fused to walk and an express wagon had
to be called to take him to Jail. He de-
ponds upon his almost helpless condi.
ton to shield him from proper punish.
msnt. Justice Hires will try him on Q
charge Of indecent exposure this after.
noon at 3 o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-09

That tho price Of coal oil has raised
because OF the lavish use OF that fluid in
Gold Hill during the past year.
That the insurance companies doing
business in Gold Hill only want to pun
ish ipcendiariss. TT Ia generally be.
lisved they desire to save their insurance
money; not much else.
That the streets Of Gold Hill are In Is
filthy q condition a. Virginia.
That the public schools will close this
month.
That the Sutro tunnel proposes to
bulkhead against the water.
That the water pipes are all In good
condition. 1.-Two bursted on the Divide
last night and formed Q sheet OF Ice on
the side Of the road.1
That the County Commissioners pre-.
pose to hire hogs to be street s~cavsugers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-09
rip.r's opera Hoass.

The third presentation Of 1.-THE
World" at Pipsr's Opera House last
night Was very satisfactory to the audi.
sncs. Everything connected with IL
seemed to DO perfect. The acting was
good. the tableaux were excellent and
true to life. Nothing but dull times
prevents the thsster from being crowded
nightly by people to witness the per.
Torrance OF q piece possessed OF 20
much merit Is 1.-The World" The
piece and the company deserve success.
Tonight. the last night OF the engage
msnt OF this company in Virginia, 1.-The
World" will be repeated.
Tomorrow night Tho World" COM
pany will perform in Carson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-09
An Unnecessary Act.

Some Of the firemen complain that
while they were trying to discover the
cause Of the smoke in the Odd Fellows
Hall yesterday and searching for the IRE
the door OF the Bslcher office was shut
aud locked in their faces as they ct.
tempted to enter II. As the fire ap-
peared to come from between the wall Of
that Office and the adjoining building
the act was extremely discourteous, to
say the least. Had there been q fire II
would have seemed suspicious a. well.
for the tiremsn were thereby delayed In
their endsavors to locate the blaze.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-09
mere Minsrs for Msxiee.

The next party OF miners TO Mexico
will not bs sent forward until the frst
lot are heard from, which will b about
ten days hence. Mr.. Dsiassheinsr will
accompany the next party, which will
probably consist OF $50 men. II II said
the company which has been hiring
these miners expect to have 5000 men ct
work on their claims BY the nrst OF
lima.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-09

Down Of Sutro the weather has been
% pleasant the past week that the chill
drsn have been going barefoot.
The receipts Of the gas company =
decreasing daily. Coal oil II coming
into more general use.
@. Poll. the pioneer barber OF Gold
Hill. has closed his shop and Ii moving
TO Csndslaria.
Hon. Thomas Wren 10 said 10 have
Gubssnstorial aspirations.
The snowfall last night VA too light
70 Icy the dust.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-09

The annual election Of officers Of the
Hale L Norcross Mining Company was
held in San Francisco yesterday. II was
generally understood before the meeting
that Mr.. Dsidssheimsr would hand In
his resignation as Superintendent. He
did 90 as he intends taking charge Of the
Santa Maria mines In Sonora. Mexico.
His successor has not been appointed
yet, but Il 10 likely one Of the Superin.
tsndents Ut the north end will DO given
that position. Mr.. Deidssheimsr will
remain in charge until his successor ID
ready to be installed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-09
MiscellaueOus.

LONDON, March S.-Tho report about
convention between Germany and
France, for annexation BY the latter OF
Luxembourg. 10 an invention.
RoME. March Sat the approaching
consistory the Pope will create seven
new Cardinals. including Most Rev. Dr..
McCabe, Archbishop Of Dublin. II 10
understood this expresses the Pope's ap-
proval Of the efforts Archbishop McCsbe
made in behalf OF the cause OF Law and
order In Ireland.
PARIS, March Sit is said that since
tho s~ubsidsnce OF the crisis from thirty
to forty million francs worth Of stocks.
chiefly the least speculative kinds, have
been taken by the investing public and
that large amounts have been offered the
promoters Of the revival Of the Union
Generate.
BERLIN, March 81 The Prussian
Chamber Of Deputies today voted the
sum required for the establishment Of .
Prussian Legation at the Vatican. The
Liberals opposed the measure.
BRUssELs, March 8.-Leon Psltzer.
charged with the murder OF pernais Of
Antwerp. and who Was supposed to have
fed to San Francisco, has been arrested
at Cologne. He adheres to the state.
ment that the shooting was accidental.
LONDON. March 8.-Earl Redesdale's
bill excluding atheists from both Houses
Of Parliament had the 6rst reading In
the House Of Lords today.
BERLIN, March 8.-Ths Voss Gd,etk
says; Either the Gear agrees with Gen.
eral Skobslof or be 10 powerlsss against
him. The peaceful assurances OF Prince
Orloff. the Russian Ambassador at Pa
ris, therefore have no value.
LONDON. March Sup to February
Gath. 72,40s applications had been made
to the Land Court to FIX fair rents. The
parties agreed between themselves in
also cases and 1866 cases were decided
by the Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-09

Thomas Laity. charged with stealing
machinery from the Sutro Tunnel Com
papy, turned States evidence yesterday
in Justice H~enderson's court against
Robinson. the junk dealer. He was re.
leased from custody. In the meanwhile
the father had reimbursed the Sutro
Tunnel Company to the extent OF $500
for damages sustained in the loss Of cast
inRs and injury TO- machinery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-09
Conviction of . Train Wrecker.

AUBURN, CAL. March 8.-Ths jury In
the case Of Edward Steinsgel, one Of
the alleged train vrsckers, after being
out about three hours. brought In q Yer.
dict Of guilty as charged. The verdict
meets with universal approval. This
Steinagel's second trial. and be has
cost the county about $4,000. II 10
thought the remainder Of the gang will
DO convicted without much trouble.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-09

The cat duet was sung In Washington
the other night. when George Esputa. .
lad In the gallery. began barking like .
dog. This set the actors and audience
In : roar; but . wstehful policeman ar.
rested the lad and marched him Of TO
The ststion.houss. The nsxt morning
The Court hnsd him IS. That Judge
can have little huuor In bic composition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-09
FOREIGN, DISPATCHES,
General Irua,ien Plotting.

LONDON. March 8.-The Times St.
Petersburg special declares that General
Skobelof's speeches were prssrranRsd
between him and General Ignatief. II
IL said that the object Of the latter 10 to
embroil matters TO such Q degree as to
create an opportunity for him TO offer
his services to the Gear % Minister Of
Foreign Affairs in order to s~traightsn
them out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-09

For colds. coughs. asthma, in short
for any and all arrangements Of the
lungs or respitory organs. OF for any
complaint tending toward consumption.
nothing il 80 reliable as Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. In all ordinary cases 1t is q
certain cure. and IL affords ure relief
even in advanced stages.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-09
Departure. Last EveaiaE.

Vim Ford. J Sheehan. A Hodge. A n
Ricketts,. n Riehm. r d Mitchell. Maurice
Levy. L Goodwin. II l. Griggs. @ Coulter.
@ Strominger. r Pengelly and wife. L G
Psrke. D Baird and family. Miss J Baird.
Mrs. H O'Brien. Mrs c z Game. Mrs A ID
Palmer. d Mccarthy. J E Mccarthy. John
Jackson and family. d D Williams. Aug I
Dvucker and family.