The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-15
NOTES HERE AND THERE.

Town town to-day -rather Aeooie' o"' Ill
,ood spirits.
Very delightful weather. Dealers in
'ur, in winter clothing and in coal don't
ike it-but other folks do.
Mr.. P. L. Cable has returned from
New York where he has been to teach
broker firm. in the courts, few princi-
ples of common honesty-in which he was
entirely successful.
-Kiesow's mare took q lively turn
around the block with his buggy this morn.
inc, without driver. There was good
deal of yelIipg on the part of the boy who
let her get away-but no damage.
If YOU wish to know about "A Hus-
band to Order" the StJoseph's Dramatic
Club will show you, this evening and give
some oood music besides No refreshment
or catch nenny tables or grab bags. Admis-
SION o. cents. Tickets at Dart a. Dart s, at
Iamninr Bros. book store and at the door
-Tbe friends of Mrs. J. T. Temple, of
nayenoort, can obtain some trace OF her
hv caliing upon Major Beardsley. A wo,,
man y, answering the description published
~ I'M ARGUS called at his residence on
Satnrlay. and wanted to hire as kitchen
airI She was directed to Mr. Fleming $,
A Peoria telegram says, THE police
railed several houses of i'll fame last night.
and captured large number Of inmates.
The evil can neither be suppressed or re-
tormed in that way. The poor outcasts
are driven to the streets and to secret
modes of carrying on their generally to
them unwelcome mode OF obtaining Nv
ing,
A German named Fred Koerner shot
himself at the Tazewell House, in Peoria
sunday evening. The deceased had beer
ont of work for some time, and became
| sick and respondent in consequence. ane
committed suicide, as above indicated. Lie
was a single man, and had no relations II
this part of the country as far as Is known
-Rev. Thomas O'Reiey, late of the ca
thedral of dubuque, has been appointed pas
tor of St. Anthony's church, Davenport
and was introduced to the congregation OF
Sunday morning last by Father Favin
whom he succeeds. Father Flavin vii
hereafter give his undivided attention t
st. Mary's parish IN which he has reslde'
for some time past
There are but three natural waite
routes from the west to the Atlantic: On
: via New Orleans, one via st. Lawrence. an
the other through the Palisades and tn
Hudson river to the Bay Of New \ ork.-
By the construction of the Hennepin cana
connecting these large bodies Of water, tn
west can have choice of all these routes
} A wedding of no little interest to Roc
Island society takes place at Long View
on Rock river, Thursday afternoon at o
clock. A special train of cars for invite
guests will be run over the Coal Vale
, road leaving here at O'Clock and stoppil
i at the house, returning when the par
$ shall desire it. The cards are very nobb
t and the well known hospitality Of the pa
ents of the young people render 1t certa
. that the affair will be very pleasant on
President Grants message don't s.
anything about that grand scheme
'transcontinental canals and ra!!rGa
about which we have recently heard
Il much. This magnificent plan of jobbee
Y was to put all the loose pickaxes IN mott
T. and cost 5000, 100000. We were told t
N President would countenance it, but
in doesn't do ANYTHING of the sort. lie e
l. IDENTIFY doesn't believe in any such recklt
j. expenditure-and he is wise. albany T.
" ming journal.
p Some neuter gender, ashamed to
st known by name, and using the nom
5, pl,fuae of Justice attempts to critic
5 the city council for allowing portion o
to bin. ali of which is Justly due The ARC
Is pRINTING COMPANY. Two to one
IN writer is some unsuccesstulo or broken-do
iaf
o, attending to other people, business: y,
ed the Union give his name? Until 1T d
tn it cannot hope to see the communlcGt
ut dignifod by reply
~ New Yorks Democratic mayor ell
~. Mr.. Wickham, starts off well. a dele
Wy ton from the corner sample-rooms ca
We on him Wednesday, to secure the re-
Sgn Of iop S gss" 81 iar IF" friends No
- Mr.. Wickham mot fit. "Well,
,oi the spokesman, III you don't our W
'a' will 90 back Oh YOU THE whole
,,s can go back on me it 1t chooses, sad
ons Wickham. "but want it distinctly unc
ID. stood that ! have determined to have
~ shoulder hitters, political hangers-on,
" incompetent persons about me. | W
ns the city business carried on in a system
"a manner, and if those whom | shall app
a.; u fail to do it, will get others that
a ~ rood day, gentlemen.
ant The committee Of congress to rec
rs King Kalakaua is composed OF Mes
ass Orth, Cox and lockwood Hoar, OF
no. House, and Cameron and McCreerey,
onr the Senate. 1t is to be regretted that
fe's many newspapers seem totally lacking
its all regard for that divinity which
,es hedge king aud in that delicate cour
inc which goes so far toward making the e'
pleasant place to inhabit. These
ne marks are suggested, OF course, by, the
3 merous indicate illusions to the fact
=? the ancestors of our royal guest chewe'
our missionaries What is the use OF
ing up these unpleasant reminiscen
the Those missionaries are too Tar gone to
recalled and the world should run on
tors for kalakaua until he sees his is
he home again.
,.,o Fail and winter suits and overeoaI
''es Is srecial;tv at I.oep's, the One Price Z.
With Ter.