Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-29


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TEug.-As we predcsted, ,Russelrs Kan
CARGO has 'lesped its last leap" and he has
traded off il. remains for kite. Poor iel
low we feel he il delaying his visit TO Bata-
via, H., too long.
"Bs sure YouaE Rlcur" If yon want
the best, ask for the Hcsperisn Linment
it eclipses all others for rheumatism, cuts,
swcllings etc. Price only 2j cents Try i.
For sac bv WIN. Doe lch & Co., proprie
t ors, st. Louis.
FLiNsY. it repudia;ing DR.. Saun-
ders because the Gazette lef, his name out
of the ticket at the head Of its columns un-
til this morning The Gazette had better
get candidates for its party who won't re>
pudiate it.
lIoass STOLEN A bright bay horse and
single wagon, the property OF Mr.. j. B
Hawley, were stolen from in front Of a
church in Rock Island, on last evening.
rho thief ia supposed to have struck off in
aortherly direction.
RAcY-One Of the Gazetts reporters, on
leaving the Convention Of the People at che
Court House on yesterday afternoon was
overheard to utter the words, soto rose:
| 'Breatbes there man with soul SO dead
Who never TO himself hath said
| C. d--"Der g,eIls Barty."
ST. CuARL.s lIorEL. now aud ele-
CANT hotel and boarding house will be for.
mally opened on Monday next. As will be
seen by the advertisement Mr.. Reilly, the
enterprising proprietor will on that occs-
sion spread . bounteous lunch, and lay in
some choice old wines and lager, in the
sal ION, to which he invites the public gen
orally.
SHIELDS CLorns.-Thc steamer lIawkeye
State took up . large consignment OF
Shields Davenport wooden goods for several
of the merchant tailors Of Dubuque. These
orders were sen, without any solicitation on
the psrt o: Mr.. Shields, aud we take it to
bc the best evidence in the world that these
truly excellent fabrics have gained splcn.
did reputation throughout the State.
METROPOLITAN TnEArRs.-Mr. Charles
Plunkett, the we'll known theatrical mana.
ger, has engaged this establishment for th,
fair week. He will open on Monday even
pany On ncxs Monday, and during III
week, the troupe play at Bsbcock's Hall
Rock Island.
FaANk lMrgY, of the Gasette, says on
OF tho proprietors Of this paper circulated
with perfect looseness at the Conventi0,
yesterday We believe that gentleman at
tended Convention the other day, mad
some bo1ats Of his influence with certain
nom nee and started post haste for Gilbert
Town to corn candidate fer the Shcriitality
Of his party. Who circulated up there
and was it done with perfect looseness'
~ n perfect "hohtness Z" There is nuthnt
ike having iutl ience on such occasions.
WE are requested to ask the GazeH
whether il was want Of time or iucllnatio,
that prevented them from replying to tn,
well grounded complaint Of the temperanc,
republican. published in our last evening
paper. 1t could not be want Of space, fo
their two wordy articles on the Peoples
Convention abundantly shows that they
were writing 20 fill up, and with such
brilliant staff Of writer's it surely could no
be want Of brains unless the goddess Gu
pid had unsettled the intclecis OF oil con
cerned.
TnR RAPIps.-Mesers Case l. Co, tn
rapids improvement contractors, have move,
their boats and dredges to . point sbov
Moline, where they will take on tho bi
chisels to be used for cutting rock. One o
these ch'sels weighs 1867 pounds, and tw
others weigh nearly IS much. They ar
uawieldy round masses Of iron. bulged il
tho middle and tapsring toward each end
about 12 feet in length, and look somethin
like long field gun at distance. Ono en-
is Of the best hardened steel drawn to tri
/, angular point. These chisels will be worke
by steam engine, in the manner Of pill
driver, the weight when dropped bein
sufficient to drill out the rock. The com
pany has two boats rigssd for working th
ohisels. end each is furnished with stsar
engine. In the course Of two OF three week
it is thought the water will be sufiicientl
low for the workmen TO commence opera
,ions.
PoLrcs CoURr. William New was ar
: rested this morning by Officer Martens, o
complaint Of Mr.. W. G. Jones, who charge
= the defendant with striking his little sor
: For thus ''disturbing the peace" New va
charged $3.50 in the way Of fine and cost
and BY way Of lquida,ing the indebted
ness he consented to take up his residence {
the county Jail for twenty-iour hours.
( Officers Martens and Delaney noticed .
Individual named Thomas Riley skulkin
around the warehouse on tho ievee lss
e night, and accordingly watched for furthe
developments. Pretty soon Riley broke th
sash and glass Of . window, and reached fe
two ovsrcoats that were hanging up insid,
/. These be did not succeed in capturing. "a
the officers were quick 10 capture him. Fc
"disturbing the peace" be Was fined 81
and 44.55 costs, and Is good provisions an
nothing to do suit his constitution exactl,
= he elected to 90 TO Jail for thirty day
instead Of disbursing the requisite amour
Of greenbscks.
Martin Gillen had some hogs runnin
loose contrary to lsw which deputy Of tt
City Marshal thought 70 impound. B,
Martin didu't see il with the same glasse
and he accordingly rescued his animate
rork from the clutches Of the law. He =,
brought up this morning to answer to Il
charge and Magistrate Dittoe, in conside
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