The daily Argus., 1875-06-10
NOTES HERE AND THERE.
No police cases to-day.

No police cases to-day.
Milwaukee beer at Coe & Cary's.
The petit jury was dismissed yester-
day afternoon, and the remainder of the
term will be devoted to routine business.
Don't do it. Don't advertise your
business; it is paying out money to accom-
goods, let them hunt you up.
"A Brooklyn tailor advertises scandal
suits" for sale. They are very loose, with
great breadth of cholor.-NeU York Com
naerciag Advertiser.
Bunting is the popular fabric, in view |
of the 18th. Gen. Buffers factory, aided |
by prohibitory tariff, is doing great
business.-Boston Post.
When the Sioux Chiefs get back to
their reservations, they will be given a
banquet by the whole tribe. Banquet, in
Indian means ogteast.
The Joliet Republican gives a table
showing the names and crimes OF the prls-
oners pardoned by Gov. Beveridge since
last December. There were sixty-fve in
| all.
The Omaha Republican is discussing
with butcher of the town whether he can
be called dealer in poor meat, In print,
with impunity. The butcher feels hurt
about $5, 900 worth.
Some papers are mean enough to say
that the lieutenant governor OF Michigan
would never have been heard OF had he
not been caned for trying to kiss woman.
Detroit Free Press.
The pith of Grants third-term letter
is this:-I do not want third term more
than I wanted the frst but there are no
objections to it except contingency of
which | am to be the judge.
Bret Harte is quoted as saying that
he has in his forthcoming book "one of the
sweetest id fools anybody ever saw. ."
We had not supposed the volume was to
be an autobiography.-Nor,0ich Bulletin.
The press and the people arc uniting
IN general and vigorous raid against ex-
/ travagant dressing at school exhibitions
Poor parents who have children at school
will bless teachers and school officers who
discourage this expensive folly.
The Courier. Journal intimates that il
will defend Bergh's character from insults
as long as he defends old horses. We
could make point here by substituting
another word for horses, "but life is shor,
, at best, and let us have peace.-DetrOi
Free Press.
Last Saturday night two persons, G
H. Lowe and Saml Wilson, escaped from
Aledo jail and, at last accounts, had no
e been recaptured. Lowe had been an in
e mate of the Jail for long time-for refus
;, ing to obey an order of the court. Wilson
4 was in for larcency, and had only been ii
~ confinement for few weeks.
' "A crowd of fellows charivaried ;
9 newly UNMARRIED couple in Placerville, Cal.
= Q few evenings since. The yonng husband
It enticed the leader of the gang into tn,
house, closed the door, and stood over hin
- - triumphantly while the muscular bride ad
T. ministered a raw hiding, Served hin
e right,
C As general thing we do not implor
~ young gentlemen to dress gushingly; bu
. if they will wear handkerchief in tn
g rear pocket of their pantaloons, it woult
d be an ordinary favor to blushing publ
g. to select such as have ornamental borders
70 We like to feel sure it's handkerchief
that's all,
2 Thomas Dawson, the young man VIII
n stole watch and $l55 in money from MI
re Samuel McHard, of Perryton,i in April last
u was captured at columbus Junction, Louis
" county, Iowa, on Saturday last, bv con
u stable A, Darrow, of that village. He wa
J? bound over for appearance at court in tn
)" sum of $780, and being unable to give bal
was sent to Jail, at Aledo.
"A little three year old who lives wit
his parents near the switch Of the Spring
" field and Northwestern road in this place
rs takes lively interest in the movement c
in trains. and is already we'll posted in raj
is road matters for one so young. A fe'
of days ago. while some cars were bein
as switched on a side track, he waved hi
m arms as he had seen a brakeman do, an
r, shouted across to the engineer: Back VI
n, bod dam you, back?'- Petersburg (IL
or Democrat.
ne Able bodied tramps are as thick g
as Radical Office seekers, and quite as unbea
vn able. It is surprising to see how man
le are investing the cities, who are strong
healthy looking men, and able to do men
,g work, while the farmers are destitute
1e hired help, and willing to pay good, hol
Id est )aborer from twenty to twenty five do
or lars per month during the busy season
b. Refuse aid to all able bodied tramps, an
by they may be forced to go to work.
on This is how a victim says it feel
ho Take man and pin three or four lare
ng table cloths about him, fastened back wit
on elastics and looped up with ribbons; dra
K. all his own hair to the middle of his hea
We and tie it tight, and hairpin on about fly
nd pounds of other hair and a big bow
he ribbons Keep the front locks on pins q
er night, and let them tickle his eyes all da!
irl pinch his waist into corset, and give hi
IN gloves size too small, and shoes ditto, ar
If hat that will not stay on without to
Of turing elastic, and frill to tickle his chi
on and little lace veil to blind his ey
We whenever he goes out to walk, and he W
n know what a woman dress is. )"
II The Methodists of theRock River Distri
Jul have purchased eight acres of ground. fou
miles south of Milan, for permanent cam
lst meeting grounds, The land is covert
with thrifty forest trees that give abunda
shade, is supplied with good water, an
nd when cleared of brush and rubbish W
les make most delightful camping ground,
well as splendid location for holding larl
meetings. 1t is the intention now, '
understand, to lease each of these lots f
tent purposes for period of ten year
ei' Other arrangements, however, may
IN made, before they are offered for rer
is The grounds are to be enclosed by biz
1s board fence similar to that erected abo
=. the fair grounds, and next September
"a immense camp meeting is to be held
his the grounds.
" A Trotting Wonder Without Ped
ac gree.
a From the San Francisco Bulletin.
om The Buckskin mustang, Don Elipha,
Law expected to arrive.here tomorrow from L
:, Angelns ON the steamer Orizaha Th