The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-28
NOTES HERE AND THERE.

Rev. DR.. Burke will be the celebrani
OF the Mass in the new Catholic church
next Sunday.
About 20 cases of sunstroke occurred
at st. Louis on Saturday, half of then
proving fatal.
The lecture of the Rev. DR.. McMul.
len, in the new Catholic church, next Sun.
day evening, will at II o'clock.
If the Ohio pioneers had known how
to spell acorn correctly there would new.
er have been any such town as Akron" in
existence. :
MIR. and Mrs. Louis LeClaire have
been happy since last Friday. Its a girl
the second one-and very prettyof course.
Why shouldn't it be?
The lively picknickers are having jolly
times, but the editorial trea l-mill can't
be neglected, and SO We can only imagine
the rare good times they have.
The State Constables seized a LOT of
liquors in Westfield, Mass, on Saturday.
1t was rescued from the officers and run
out of the State, into Connecticut.
The public will sympathize with Mr..
| and Mrs. II. 2. Dart 10 the loss of their
only remaining child. a little girl of %
months of age, the last of five children.
After the Tilton- Beecher scandal is
thoroughly disposed of, the people would
like to know why Judge Fullerton is run
ming around the country with Goldsmith
Maid.
Between 300 and 400 children are ex.
pected to receive the of confirm.
alton from Bishop Foley, in the new Cath
olic church in this city, next Sunday, at
b o'clock.
In order to avoid confusion at the
great dedication ceremonies of the new
Catholic church next Sunday, as well as to
obtain funds in ard of the building fund,
IA fee Of one dollar will be asked for en-
trance.
The body of Miss Mariette n. Ball, a
school teacher, was found in the woods
near Rutland, VT, Sunday morning. The
condition of the body showed that a gross
outrage had been committed before the
murder.
There was great excitement in Mem
phis on Monday, by the publication of an
extra with what purported to be the con-
%tession of Beecher of the truth of Tilton's
charges, and a defense from a Biblical
stand point of his conduct. 1t was very
we'll written and thousands were sold.
The burglars, Dangerfield and Merry
new, who robbed Elmsted's store in Mo
line, Saturday night, were committed to
Jail to-day Tuesday by Marshal Beard, J.
lee, OF Moline, in default of 81, 200, bonds
each, tor appearance at next term of cir
cult court. During the examination they
admitted that they became acquainted in
the Michigan State prison. Letters have
been received stating that Dangerfeld had
committed robberies at Marseilles; that
he was guilty of arson there that he Sc
duced a poor girl there, and then married
her to escape prosecution. He is charged
by Merryhew with aiding in breaking into
Elmsted's store and then left because they
quarrelled about how they should proceed
with their work. They are bound to do a
little work for the State, at Joliet, we hope.
The Union seems to be under the i'm
preston that when The ARGUS makes a
plain statement of facts connected with a
police case it is an attack" on the parties
named. The ARGUS does not so regard
it. In relation to the case alluded to by
the Union nothing whatever would have
appeared IN The ARGUS had there been
no case in court,-and there would not
haye been a case in court had not the par
ty who paid the fine complained of him
self. The AROUSE las has been its custom,
stated what it believed to be facts in that
case. If they are not facts the parties
aggrieved can have an opportu.
nifty, over their own signatures, to tell their
own stories through she columns of this
paper. The ARGUS don't care ANYTHING
about the case, anyway, except as "a news
item. If people get into the police courts
HE ARGUS will report their cases, no mat
ter who the persons may be.