Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-20
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JUDGE JOHN F. DILLON, Psssijias.
IRA n. 0uSoD. Clerk.
DAvnrosf. August 18th. 1890.
Court opened st . o'clock, psssaaat 70 I'd
tournament.
Quite On interesting feature Of The proceed
ings in the DISCREET Court on Saturday. vss th'
srgunsnts Of counsel in the case Of Burtis "
Cook 4 Sargent. % the hearing Of the de-
fendsnts for . dissolution Of the ipiunctiol
granted the plaintiff The counsel for Cook
Sargent declined any argument. and the caus.
vss reserved by Judge Dillon for deeisiop.-
Hubbsll and True for plaintiff Grant for de-
Pendants.
Sherman ". Nuekells. This vss suit Ut
Ebenezsr Sherman. owner Of the Niekol
Block. against Albert Nuckslls. more familiar
~ known a. "Prince Albert" for rent Bro ~
and Armstrong for plaintiff Cougdon 4 Hall
for defendant. Verdict for defendant
The case Of State ". Henry BARTENDER
charged With larceny. The defendant de
INJURED to the indictment. alleging for cause
that this Court had no jurisdiction to try I
perecn for an offence committed on . steam
boat out of the limits of the county. De
murer was sustained and defendant digchargsd
o'Conner for State; shorsy for defendant.
The discussion Of demurrer In an interest
case is fixed for Monday [.his] morning. 1t IL
suit to recover back. usury paid on usari
| ous contract Il 10 the case Of Nieholls w.
skssl Hubbsll for,p paintiff Dawson 4 True
for defendant
Court adjourned 1t o'clock until (this) Mon
day morning at 9 o'clock
RRruKNED.-Henry hanback, and c.
Lodge returned from Pixies Peak Friday eve
oing and we're greeted with foe ssreosds by
the Msnnerchor of which association Mr.. Lam
hack is President. Henry pronounces Pixies
Peak hombug.
CERTAIN SURs.-Our Brown Repub.
liean Abolition organ, the Gasatts. in Saturdays
issue says:
"Republican throats will scarcely hold out till
the election, judging from the general hosrseness
now from repeated cheering"
There 10 no doubt about that; they have
commenced to .'holler" too soon. Their forced
enthusiasm will subside before election, and
afterwards those " Re publican throats" will
have "dried up" Our neighbor will then
cease politics and commence writing about
" Hemp"-an article by the way that will be
particularly needed by those Republican
shyoats" just then.
BENEFITS OF THE AUDALUsIA FERRY.
When the Audalusia and Buffalo Ferry was
first started. eight of our merchants loaned the
owners twenty-five dollars, each. for one year,
With interest At ten per cent payable In ad-
vance in ferry tickets. Tue ferry o~sers he"s
therefore used their best endesvors to influence
trade for those merchants, and with eonsidera
ble suceess Last Friday, one OF the eight,
large and extensive dealer in clothing, sold
three Audalusians seventy five dollars worth
Of clothing at good profitable prices. but Of
course, much lower than the same quality OF
goods could be purchased in Rock Island. Our
business men will at once, see the great i'm
portance Of this Ferry to our trade We are
grati6ed to learn that the business is increas.
ing every day, and that nearly oil the teams
coming over with loads. are bound for Davsn
port. Success to the Audalusis and Buffalo
Ferry.
The BADGE CoNsp1RAcY.--The
Rochester IN Union has come 70 eonspr.
ator Bisslrs assistance. and boldly launches
out in his defence. The Union endeavors to
throw ridieule upon the charges against Bis
sell, but the attempt is very lame one. The
Union copies our article upon the fsllow's sr.
rest. and says:
S"We reckon that Mr.. Bi.sell will not ask the
sympathy of the Davenport people. He will take
care of himself We copy the abovs as An indi-
cation of the feeling that exists between the peo-
pie Of Davenport and st. Louis, in rela ion to the
BRIDGE"
The interest taken by the Union iu Bissslls
affairs, can be attributed to the fact that he at
one time resided In Eoehester, and where he
has friends residing now. But, Mr.. Union.
We do not think Mr. Bissell is capable Of "self-
government and for fear that he ea~met take
care Of himself. 1t is proposed to appoint .
guardian to look after him. 1t is also thought
that the air of large eitiss, like Davenport,
Chicago and st. Louis has had . very injurious
effect uron Bissell's health. and for his good,
it u proposed to install him in large stone
residence. recently completed In Jolists. and
prssidsd over by . very clever gentlemen.
The U~ios Gays We "do not care to pitch
into Chad wick, Who 10 lawyer, and Who re-
ddes in Davenport" That 10 ell nonssnse.
Mr.. Chad wick does not reside here. neither
are ws afraid to ''pitch into him, when the
proper time comes. There has nothing been
proved against Chadwick. but there has bssn
an awful stencil raised undsr Bissell's nostrils.
You had better let out the job Of defending
this chap, NJ. UmioM