The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-02

P. &. r. l. time card, to which attention is Y
q
White hats have disappeared, and fall
overcoats made their appearance unusually r
early this season.
For to-day's Chicago. Milwaukee, st.
Louis and New York markets, see first v
page of THE ARGUS.
The Camilla Urso Troupe will give y
concert in Burtis Opera House, the even
ing of Wednesday. Nov. 10th.
The work of relaying the plank on !
Sylvan Water bridge is almost completed. :
The fence on the causeway is completed.
S. W. McMasters, Esq. has been sum-
moned to appear in Chicago, October 9th,
as one of the grand iurymen for the U. s.
court.
That new malt house being build by
Capt. l. Huber, in the rear OF his brewery,
will be fine addition to his property when
it is completed.
"A portion of the people of Port Byron
wanted to organize as municipal corpo-
ration, but the vote was 50 against to 81
for--so the majority think it is best to re-
main as they are.
Frank Brady's funeral took place this
forenoon Frank was scrupulously hon
est and upright man, and a patriotic citizen
who took his musket and went to the front
to sustain the government OF his choice.
The amount in the failed New York
Third Avenue Savings Bank was 81, 040,- |
600 instead Of sl34,oOO as enormously tele-
graphed.. The poor depositors OF their
hard earned savings will not get SO cents
on the dollar.
There will be no service in the Metho
dist Episcopal church tomorrow morning,
but Rev. w. A. Spencer will preach inI
the evening Rev H. NJ. Laney, the new
pastor, will probably euter upon his duties
the following Sunday,
Gov Tilden's state committee in New
York calls itself the Democratic Republi-
, can state committee. 'Tilden and DORIS
heimer. last year; Tilden and Bigelow, this
! year; Tilden and-Bristow, next!-
J Springfield, Mass. Republican (Ied.l
/ Mr.. Beecher will conduct the Christian
: Union in person. 1t is beginning to be
! understood that there are some things
clergyman can do which may not help
: him 10 the pulpit, but do not altogether
a spoil him for an editor.-St. LOUIS Rep.
d There's nothing like confidence. Both
}" sides are sure they are going to win In
g Pennsylvania, A reporter for the Phila-
;, delphia Times visited the headquarters OF
o both parties on Tuesday and was assured
g by each chairman that victory was certain
6 for his party.
!. AT the recent Methodist conference at
Moline, Ills, the committee on tobacco
were especially serverein their denuneiation
of the weed. The declaration they submit
IA 40 h1k
{. was no committee said word against
ID the itinerant consumption of spring
L chickens,-St. Louis Rep.
q. In reality Tilden is organizing in New
,. York new political party. The worst ell
- ements in New York city have been al
G. ready eliminated from it, and it will become
III tain Mr.. Tilden and those who are actinl
;. with him for reform,-BOstOn Herald
80 (Ind,)
Ae The c., r. I. & P. R. R. is building
ey fence from its passenger depot to the say
ne mill, between the wagon road and tn
river. This is a good idea, as it will pre-
vent teams from running or backing owe
the high bank there, on a dark night, an
- in the hurry and hustle occasioned by tn
80 arrival and departure of trains.
~ One of the silly SANDERS which tn
ny mad inhationists haYe started against Cal
ly. Schurz is thus disposed of by The Cincir
or natl Commercials: Carl Schurz will nc
ed be paid dollar for stumping Ohio, II
- speaks without pay and bears his own ez
ns pences, as he did in 1872, as the Democrat
nd who are now accusing him of mercenar
dy motives know, and as the books of the
nd campaign committees bear testimony.
I'D M, T. Wiser has been subpoenead b
70 the U. S. Marshal at Milwaukee to al
,ar pear before the United States Distri
no Court in that city on the 4th inst, or
,as hold himself in readiness when notife
he by telegraph He is wanted as a witne
o. in the Rindskopf crooked whisky cas-
he and he is notified to bring with him "a
Ibo invoices and memoranda of distilled spiri
~ received or purchased by Kohn 4 Adle
rec and Epstein & Co, of this city. since M;
MS LIST, 1874"
CHI Says the York World: "Some simp
in minded Republicans are grieved becau
cad John Bigelow chooses to consider himself
he Democrat. He is good deal like Hen
hat r. Selden, who remarked, in a speech
ad- Rochester in 1872, in answer. to the thre
cir that he would be called Democrat if
eal joined the liberal movement: well, l a
her not sure but that is what | ought to
WIN called; always was Democrat until Il
ven slavery agitation began,a and now that 1t
pIi- closed | think | remain more of a De
her ocrat than anything else"
hat Coorco Al p;rro, oroa snootar of :
gn Dakota house of representatives, then
ing: employe in the San Francisco mint, al
not more recently chief clerk for Naval P
+, IL Inspector Rufus G Spalding, at San Fir;
'ent cisco, escaped from that city last wee
no ,y;tb b;s ,y;fa on q British sailing yes,
nds. hound for I;vernool leaving the cove,
ment a loser by him to the amount, it
said, of over a million of dolalrs which
X. had stolen by means of false vouche
one Grave rumors had for some time past be
in circulation regarding Pinney's condu
- >, and court of inquiry in his case, o
"a !. 81 liminary to court martial, had bt
= ordered,
% - -'Gentlemen," said Judge Scully,
rom morning. to the legal luminaries who ST.
Sep around him after the close of court, as
sat on the small of his back with
!. 100 No, los piled up on the desk, Gen
..7Os men, did you ever think what deb
..s2a gratitude we owe 10 the poor OF Chlcas
On They alone get drunk and run the pc
courts, and if it were not for them you ;
+. l would be forced to go out, only think
-, it, and earn an honest living by the sw
,anu of our massive brows." Then those L
her, yers turned CHASTITY pale, and lifting
their voices, cried out together: "Jud
oh! Judgel how terrible, how terrible
COTS the thought; truly we ought to love