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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-02
THE DREAD scoURGE.


AN ARGUS reporter visited Davenport
to- day, and brings the following as the
latest about the cholera. Some of the
cases we're seen by him:
Last evening, as far as could be aseer-
tanned, there we're about 30 cases. four of
which proved fatal, and these all resided
in the lower part OF the
city. on what is known as
as Flatiron Square. The first was that Of
a man named Burns, from Monmouth,
Ills, who worked in the gas works. He
was buried at an early hour this morning.
He died in an hour from the first attack
after the collapse. At the same house
boy, whose name We were not able to learn,
was taken, and at 10 o'clock last night was
in hopeless condition.
On Iowa street near Second, Lottie Man
ming died last night, and was buried this
morning. A daughter OF Miles Hay. cor
ner of Rock Island and Third streets, died
at an early hour tbs morning. She was at
work in a cigar store, was Il years of age ::
she was buried th, morning. At saloon
in the same localitr a man named Loren2eu,
died at late hou last night and was bur
led last night. Ee had been ailing for a
week with diarrhpa and had neglected
himself. He wasa German by birth about
90 years of age.
Lucia Manuel who lives with her moth
err, on Iowa street died last night and was
buried this morning. Her grandmother.
Mrs. VanDuzer, vas taken this morning,
as also another uember of the family, both
of whom the dotors had given up to die
when TIE ARGUS reporter was in the
house. The moher of the little child who
died last night was taken and commenced
to writhe on theh,or, while the neighbors
rushed after anther doctor
All were loudm their denunciations Of
the Gazette for hiring them into a sense Of
security by denying the reports Of cholera
in the city.
Three other elSes were reported in that
part Of the cityas very nearly fatal, bu
the lateness Of tie hour Is P. NJ. il reventet
| THE ARGUS reporter from visiting them
Henry Raft, brennan and one of tn,
/ partners in the irm Of Raft, Cock 4 Co.
eultivator manufacturers, was taken dowr
I
last night, and LAT noon was not expected t,
/ live He is tbs brother of Keller Raft, O
! Muscatine
/ The case of J., NJ Prettyman tNortherr
g., Line Agent at Davenport, and father in
law OF A kim,au Assistant Supt. of tn
/ c. r. /. 4 P l. R. who has been rero-t
ed dead, severn times, has been much ex
aggerated. II has been ailing for SOM
two weeks and now has the bilious fever
To-day he is much better though YER
weak
In all Of thee cases there is an evidenc
If lack of care nd attention in the first at
tack Of diarrh ca and dysentery, and tn
too free use of lie water from wells. Thi
should be waning to our people.
The report hat the Fair had been post
poned on account of the cholera Is incorrect
though the presence of this dreaded scourg
is keeping mani from attending. The res
ular programme will be carried out Tn
attendance to-day has been very limited
There being bu few present excepting eS
hibitors and owners of horses. 1t is ey
pected that tomorrow and thursday ther
will be large attendance.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-02

p l.. Mitchell and family returned from
their Eastern tour on Sunday evening.
4 schoolboy at Louisville being asked
What is strait Mortified his teacher
by replying 1T beats two pair
\ correspondent of the New York MAJ
says that kissing lady with an Eliza
bethian ruff on is about as much fun as
embracing circular saw in full motion. %
The work on the Ievoe is completed, and
it is now high time to proceed with the
improvement Of the ferry landing Both
Jobs were ordered by the Council at the
same time.
( Col Bob IngersolI delivered an infdel
address at the Peoria Fair Grounds, last
Sunday. Excursion trains run from
Bloomington, GaIya, Pebin, Fairbury and
other points
The Davenport Democrat of Monday
says N Axner, Rock Island man,
was up before Justice Kaufman this morn
ing for disturbing the peace Fined So
and costs, which he paid
Heretofore the politicians have made the
selections, and the farmers and mechanics
have furnished the votes Now, why not
let them make the selections as well? MIR
Politician, you had better stand back, for
You will soon hear something ''drdpi -
Rocktord N.Y. Jo,gnat.
Charlie Warner, one of the proprietors
Of the Southern Hotel, St. Louis, has been
on visit to this city He registered at
the Harper, and oscillated between that
excellent establishment and the fine resi-
denee of his kinsman, John Warner, Esq,
on Moline Avenue.
Dispatches from the great corn growing
regions of Illinois and Iowa give discour-
aging indications of the crop for this year.
1t is generally estimated at from one-half
TO two-thirds of the ordinary yield The
drouth has now continued so long that any
future rains would scarcely avail to RENE
dy the damage Rain would help the fall
grass for feed, and raise the springs, wells,
and streams for winter-but the crops are
past help.
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The Muscatiue Journal didn't like the
Dillon entertainment, and thinks that John
has greatly degenerated of late as adeline-
ator of character. -Dds. Gaz.
1t is refreshing to find one paper with
courage enough to say what it really thinks
about the miserable mountebank shows
travelling around the country. John Dill
lon once had the ability to entertain intel
ligent and refined people, but whisky long
since deprived him of it There are plenty
more of that sort of people who go about
trying to exc out a living on a reputation
once good but which has been destroyed
by whisky and other bad habits-and it is
disgusting TO see the fulsome puffs of this
sort of people in little impecunious news.
papers in return for few dollars worth Of
printing, and few dead-h head tickets.
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Death Of Mrs. Negus.

The elegant house of Mr.. Negus will be
lonesome indeed now that his excellent
wife has passed away. Riches and luxu-
ries could not ward off that inexorable enc.
my-death The children, too, will sadly
miss their good mother, whose rare quail.
ties as a housekeeper made her home one
Of the pleasantest IN town. The needy
aud the suffering will miss her kind and
charitable hand-and her husband will
find no such good counsellor in business
matters She was a very true and con
slant friend and her good example and
kind deeds will long be remembered. We
never heard an unkind word of her and we
believe everybody was her friend. The
regret at her death will be universal, and
her husband and children will have the
sympathy of all our people.
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CITY CoUNCIL---oFfIcIAL.
City CoUNCu. Room.
RacL leland Sook let 1879


Council met in regular session at I
O'Clock this evening Present, His Honor
the Mayor, and Aldermen Koch, Don,
Churchill, Drayton, Warner, Lawhead and
Wilkes. Absent Aid. Bell.
The minutes of the last meeting of Au-
gust 4th and 9th, were read and approved
The officers reports for the month of
July having been read and referred, were
reported correct, and on melton of Aid
Warner, they were ordered to be placed
on file.
The officers reports for the month of Au-
gust were read, and on motion of Aid.
Koch, they were referred TO the Finance
Committee.
The following bills were read, and on
motion of AID. Koch, they were referred
TO the Finance Committee, who reported
them correct, On motion of Aid Koch,
the rules were suspended and the bills al
lowed, and orders directed to be drawn on
the treasury for the several amounts
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Duck Creek & St. Paul r. r.
The Gazette of this morning, saws

The HdzsI1e OF thls morning, says
The ID. 4 St. p Company has ceased
using the c. r. |. & ?. track Tor entrance
into the city. Rolling stock has all been
hauled out of the city, and the southern
terminus OF the road is now on the Brady
street road, half mile south of the fair
grounds, where buildings have been erect
ed. Passenger and freight trains will leave
this station at the same hours at which
they left the city. Omnibuses and hacks
will run to and from the station in connec-
ton with the trains
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-02

The Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized by
special act of the Legislature for tie benefit OF the
Pubhe Library of kentucky, will sake place in Pub
lie Library Hall, at Louisville, Ky.
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RUFFIANs PUNISHED.


Alderman kerns. of Moline, going home
from this city in street car, on SATURDAY.
was ordered by drunken coal miner, from
Hampton, to close the car window, which
he declined to do. The miner and two
companions thereupon jumped on Mr..
kerns and endeavored to beat him, but
with the assistance Of the driver they were
hnally quoted. On reaching Moline the
fellows were arrested by City Marshal Fol
lett, and locked up On Monday a war
rant was issued for them by Magistrate
trooper, on complaint of Gid Tomlinson,
OF the horse railroad company, and to-day
Tuesday they were brought down and
tried. Their names are Charles Nugent,
John Boyer, and John Courtney. Nugent
was fined $50, Boyer $l5, (costs added in
both eases Of coursel and Courtney was
discharged, it appearing that he was try
ing to prevent any disturbance.
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The Cholera in Davenport.

The Gasstte Of this Tuesday morning
says
Reports Of the death of Mr.. R. VI.
Prettymen were freely circulated yeSter-
lay, and Ike hundred other death ST.
ries. were false He has been very sick,
but was better yesterday, and was consii
cred out Of danger last evening.
Sunday night Mrs. Lydia Kicker, aged
-, died Of cholera. She was taken i'll 10
the forenoon while the family were at
church, and grew worse rapidly, SO that
when the family returned she was very
low She was one of the early settlers =
pioneer Methodist as we'll as settler, and
her influence has always been that Of !
christian woman.
On Monday evening Mrs Vary Drum
goole died Of cholera, at the residence d
her son-in law. Mr.. B. F. Eldridge, OF
Main street, She was taken at tire,
O'Clock Sunday morning with sickness, bu
It was not until hours afterward that til,
family became aware Of her sickness, sh,
having attempted to treat herself, and sol
/ physician was not called as soon as N
/ otherwise would have been. Her funera
took place this Tuesday morning from
st. Anthony church.
/ The Democrat says
" The cholera has not decreased in thi
city, and the list of victims has increase,
since Saturday. Many of the persons at
tackled on Saturday have recovered. an
are now entirely well again. But in add
ton, we have heard of, and can name, a
least ten new cases, heing dangerously i'll
New cases are being continually reporte
this atternoon-some of them very sever
ones. One young man falls down in con
I vulslons On Second street; three more Is
ing between life and death on the bluff:
boarding house not very far from tn
bridge with three cases: another two eases
a hotel with two cases; large humble
getting well and many more getting sick
this is the condition of things as we go t
press. Beside these cases, there are man
others not reported We have the choler
in Davenport no doubt about it.
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S1.5OO.OOO.

Total, 1900 Gifts ALL CASH.
amounting 81 500 00C
The distribution viii be positive, whether all the
ucke are sold or not, and the 12000 gifts all paid
inpry portion 10 the tic cts sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets $50 Halves S25 Tepths. or each
coupon. s.; Ell ven Whole Tickets for ; % 22se
Tickets for 81 1900; 1i3 Whole Tic ets Tor $5,Odg
221 Whole Tickets for $10.aO. No discount on less
than $500 worth of Tickets at a time
Tickets now ready for sale. and all orders accom-
panied by the money promptly filed. Liberal
terms given TO those who buy TO sell again.
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE,
Agt Pub Lihr. KY. and Manager Gif. Concert
Public Library Building, Louisville, ny.
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A BOLT IN MISSISSIPPI

Ben Buffers carpet-bag son-in-law, Sen,
ator Ames, has been nominated by the
Republicans of Mississippi for Governor
Senator. Alcorn bolts the nomination and
announces himself as an independent can
didate for the same office This makes a
nice fight in the Republican ranks in that
State
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The BaJcaCt1

absolutely the bess protsaU7n aaa.
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Old Settlers Attention

Owing to the death Of one of our mum
Der, Mrs. Isaac Negus, whose funera
takes place at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing, the procession for the Island Picm,
will leave the Court House Square at
o'clock A. NJ, instead Of 10 as heretofor,
published.
By ORDER OF EXECUTIVE Con-
Union please CODY,
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DOWN THEY 60 IN PRICES

At WadSworth 4 Parsons. Best Prints
only 10 cents per yard, Lonsdale 4 Hill
1 Bleached Muslin only Is cents, Heavy
Sheetings only l2l cents. per yard, other
Bleach and Brown Muslins in proportion
In fact we offer anything in the Dry Goods
or Carpet line less than any other house
in the city
2Sdqt WADSwORTH 4 PARSONS.
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The genuine article mus have DIR. john Bull
private stamp Oh eaer boItle t'r. John Bn, uny
IA the H. LIT TO manufacture and sell ihe origin 4
.o1u }. smiths ToBic Syrup, ct Louisville. by.
Examine veil the labal on each Bottle. Ii my
tiNate stamp j. NOT IN each Oottle- do not pHf
has. Z YOU will ue deceived. See ny column
-tyerti~cmeut, ana my show card / will PROSE
utr ANY on infringing my right The geluinr
smiths Tome syrup csn only be prepared by my
elf The pubcr servant,
DR. JOHN b. -.
LOujsyisle, Nov. >. lef9 iHH-idS,giy.
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Old Settlers Picnic

The joint annual pic mic f the Old Set
tlers of Rock Island and Scott counties
takes place on Rock Island tomorrow.
The Old Settlers from this side are re-
quested to be at the Court House early.
The procession will move at IL O'Clock.
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DIED.

NEGUS.-In thi city, Monday evening. Sept. /
n O'Clock. of consumpt on OF the bowels Mrs
Jerusha Waldo Negus, wife of Isaac Ncgus aget
/ years.
Fune al from the residence, co ncr OF Illinois anf
Beaver streets, wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock
/ Friends are invited to attend.
WALkER.-In this city. at P NJ. Tuesday Sen
/ tember !, 1873, Charlie Maud, infant daughter c
John and Lassiephine Walker, Of this citv. ayed
/ months.
- Funeral at the Rock Island House to-mor
row at $50 P. NJ. Friends arr invited
Union plea.e conY
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RAILROADS.

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC Il. H.
y u-Au trains In or out OF Rock Island run by
,,,,t.ago time-except the Peoria trains, which run
nv Toledo time. Chicago time Is about IL minutes
and Toledo about II minutes faster than koek ISL
and time.
E1prcss and Mail leAvess ;O0a. m. and i0;45 p. m
Accommodation, leaves ut 4!l5 =, m,
Express and Mail, leaves 5:i5 a. m and 6:ia p. m.
AccoMMoDATIoN TRAIN.
Arrives At Bureau Junction, s:i5 p. m.
Leaves Bureau Junction, 6:l5 n. m.
Day Expreps and Mail leaving Rock Island AZ
500 A. m connects nj Bureau Junction Tor Peoria,
ats;s5 p m arriylngM Peos9 1 atSC ?; ,nii, M
connects al bureau junction for Peoria AZ 5;O am
arriving AT Peoria at b;25 a. m. - -
THIS road connects At West Liberty with the b
X 6M X. H. for Burlington and keokuk,sOuth,
and for Austin and st. Paul north,
Connects going east NJ g. D. v crossing ioi
AZ Ia sale. with Illinois Central X. r. for MENDOZA
Al Ottawa, with Fox River Valley H. X. for Aurora
Al Engewuod, with Lake Shore H. r. and p, Fl
W. 4 q, X. X.
AZ Chicago, with all diyerging railways
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN R.R
Passengers for Kansas Lcavenworth and inter
mediate points on this Road, take westward train
OF the Chicago, X. |, a Pacific X. H.. arriving a
Lcaycuworth 1t 1000 a. m. and At II 90 p m .,
Connecting at Davenport, with ID. & St y r.
for De Witt and MaquOkcta :,
Al Columbus Junction, with h, G. X = NJ X y
for Cedar Rapids, Cedar Falls, and 81. Paul, north
and Burlington aud keokuk south.
At Fairfield, with B & NJ. X. X for Burlington.
Al Ashland with Dcs Moiues Valley X. X. for n
okuk, ottumwa, oskaloosa, Eddyville, Crime
and Dcs MOlnea.
Al Beiknap, with North Missouri r. X.
Al Cameron, with II. 4 St DO. X X.
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Township Caucus.

The Farmers, the Mechanics the Work
irgmen, and all voters of Rock Isl
and Township who are in sympathy
with the Farmers Anti Monopoly par
", and will support its principles and can
didates, are invited to meet in the Court
House at "a o'clock on Tuesday evening
next, to choose FIVE delegates to attend the
County Convention to be held on the 9th
of September.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Rock Island, Aug 30, 1878.
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Bachelors Hair Dive,

This splendid Hair Dre n the best iE the world
The only Trne ard Perfect rye. Harmless Rein
ale and Instantaneous. no disappointment. no ri
HcuOus tinfs or unpleasant odnr Remedies The III
Effects of dyes and washes Produces inn ediately
superb Black Natural Brown, aud leaves The
1ar Clean. Soft and beautiful. The genuine gneC
A. BatcheorR Sold by al druggists
10 22iwly CHAS. BATCHELOR. Prop. n. Y
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The Weather---To.Day,

The following shows the temperature
at THE ARGUS OFFICE to-day, as in
dicated by thermometer
Tan CO. above zero. IL VI ~ above zero.
a. N az 3P.NSi-
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An unprecedeutedly large number Of
cisterns on the bluffs are empty, Satur-
days shower not having been Of much
benefit to them. Several citizens are dig
gnr wells -Ddr GA End.
We are told that there is much suffering
in Davenport for want of good water and
that the presence Of cholera there is some
what due to that fact There has not yet
been a case OF cholera in Rock Island,
where we have plenty Of pure water, sup
Piled by our water works The disease
may visit us-it would be strange if it did
not and all ought to live prepared to meet
its approach But it is believed by many
that the superior Clearly and sanitary con
dition of Rock Island and the pure water
with which our people are supplied, has
much to do with warding off the disease.
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\ petition, signed By c. Haberloh and
2 other persons, was read asking the toun-
ell to improve Commerce street, between
Elk and Deer streets. AID. Drayton
moved to refer the petition to the Street
aud Ally Committee, Adopted.
The following communication was read !:
CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
BLOOMINGTON H., Aug. IS. 1873.
IL The Hon. Mayor and Connect Of Roct
Island.
GENTLEMEN. -- At a regular meet
Ing of the CITY Council Of Blooming
ton, held Friday evening Aug. 18th, the
following preamble and resolution was
adopted BY unanimous vote:
WHEREAS The members Of this Coun
ell and City Officers were, GU the late ex
cursion. most munhcently entertained and
cared for by the cities Of Rock Island
and Moline and by the citizens Of those
cities, Therefore
Rey0Ired. That the thanks Of this Coun
ell are hereby most cordially rendered L.
all the parties who participated and cor
tributed so generously 10 orr entertain
meut. and whenever opportunity may oc-
eur we will most cheerfully reciprocate the
courtesieS and tavors shown Us.
Very Respectfully
WIN. B. LAWRENCE, City Clerk.
On motion Of AID. Don the communca-
ton was ordered to be placed on file
Aid. Warner moved that the street and
alley committee be instructed to grade the
sidewalk on the north side of ID avenue
from the 4th ward school house; the
grade to be agreed upon by said commit
tee and the property owners. Adopted.
AID. Drayton moved that each Hose
Company be allowed $50 per annum from
the LIST Of July last for keeping the hose
houses in order. Adopted
Aid Lawhead moved that all streets in
the 9TH Ward, mot legally vacatedl be
opened and that the City Attorney. be
instructed to ascertain and report to the
/ Council what streets, If any, have beer
legally vacated. Adopted.
On motion of AID Churchill the Coun
ell adjourned.
JOHN BARGE, City Clerk.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-02

Ladies who are suffering from certain complaints
known only to females. should at once get DR.. Vel
pau's Female Pills. They produce most enarm-
ing effect Sold by all DRUGGISTS
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT has removed his
Boot and Shoe Store to Coss's old stand,
Illinois Street
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POLICE COURT.
Before K. C, Cropper, Police Magistrate.

Tuesday, Sept. .. - William Wells,
drunk and disorderly-Sj.
Lincoln Mcfarland, plain drunk-S3.
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Over the Rock Island Bridges.

These figures do not show the number
Of RATS, fiat boats. etc. passing the bridge /;
nor the number Of teams and toor passen-
gers crossing. These figures would be in
teresting, but perhaps not worth the cost
of procuring them. 1t seems TO us, though
that the number of teams crossing might
be kept without much extra expense.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT has removed to
MeDonald's old stand, opposite kiesow ;;
All the latest styles Of Hats and Caps, and
Gents furnishing goods.
S-05-3m
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REMOVAL Balch, Frazer & Co. have
removed their Office to the old C., r. |. &
Z. passenger depot. 27dtfN
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Fresh OYSTERS. AT Wier restaurant
served up in all styles. diff
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Jonas Bear clothing and gent furnish
ing store is celebrated for keeping good
goods, and selling at fair prices, Depot
for Racine trunks. 5-1du.
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Livingston received the blue ribbon and
diploma for the Milwaukee Trunks at the
Rock Island County Fair. S-l4d2m
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ROSADALls Is used in the practice Of and en-
dorsed by some of the leading Physicians through
out the land. They induced to do this from the
fact that It's formula is published around each bot
tie, 50 that the physician knowing it's component
parts, and being already acquainted with their
properties, prescribe II with all confidence
NIeHOLAsvTLLK, Ky, Feb, It. 1863.
Centlemen:-l have seen the effects of 'Rosadal-
Is patieute in my own practice, and take plea
sure in attestng TO its merits yer9 powerful al
:era;jve. In cases of Scrofcla. Rheumatism, Sec
pndary syphilis. Sc, always recommend IL.
Very truly, yours, j. S. SPARKS. NJ D.
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For SALE OR RENT A house on Swan
street containing seven rooms in good or
der, by Balch a Frazer ,-3Odtt