The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-16

Yesterday men were at work on the
streets repairing the broken crossings and
cleaning up the rubbis b.

1eSterQay men were at WOTk on tue
streets repairing the broken crossings and
cleaning up the rubbis b.
All persons owning dogs who have not
paid their tax, ISL are notified by the
marshal that the time expires June 2lst.
after which date all dogs running loose. with
tax on them unpaid will be shot.
The tub and pail factory will be in oper
alton again in about a week. Judge |
Gould went to Clinton yesterday to exam
inc into the saw mills there and note the |
improvements. Messrs. Dimock. Gould
& Co. intend rebuilding on a larger scale
than ever.
The case of Eric Ericsson and wife
against Herman Vanhopf was decided
Tuesday afternoon by Justice Mapes,
The defendent paid the costs $5l5 and
gave bonds for 500, to keep the peace for
one year. Vanhopf threatened the life OF
plaintiffs. The quarrel grew out of dis
pute about fence
Tuesday afternoon Deputy Sheriff Silvis
sold on execution the balance of the stock
of Maroni Wheeler's livery stable to
satisfy judgment for $l.lO6, favor +. W.
Dickinson. of Chicago. The amount
realized was 81 1858, with one buggy re-
naming unsold which was returned to the
Custodian Mr.. John Wixon, with head
quarters at Wheeler's stable.
}, 1t is rumored that the wife of man
who lives in the west part of the city, on
, her return last evening, after four weeks
absence, found her liege lord and strange
female occupying on ''equivocal position. !"
; The husband had occasion to be gone some
a four or five hours last night and on his re-
turn he found that the household effects
had been cleaned out, and now he is look
ing for boarding house.
e L. E. HEMINGWAY, Esq, has Just pre-
t scented to the public library all the copies
of the atlantic Monthly, from it's COM
mencement, excepting the first and thir-
: teenth numbers, which are missing. Mr.
r. is entitled to thanks for the donation
The board of directors of the library /:
making every effort to have the library
complete in American literature. Serb
: ners, from 1870 to 1921 missing. and thu
: Galory short from 1866 to 1872. Eclecti'
# I'D series) incomplete from January 1856
=, to 1873. The library board will be pleased
i to receive donations or is prepared to pur
r chase the missing numbers of the magazine
If named above.
ol This morning Jno. Hassell was up be
IF fore Justice Mapes on charge of obtain
y. ing money under false pretenses, preferre,
= against him by VIM. Holstrum, a saloon
d keeper. 1t appeared from the evidence
J. that Hassell came to Holstrum, and repre-
to scented to him on Monday evening Jun
\, 18th, that Lars Larson (who was in tn
-. calaboose) had sent him lHasselD to Dor
IT, row S., to pay the fine to get him out. Thi
a Larson denied, and stated that he neve
id authorized any such loan. The case wa
,r finally settled by Hassell paying the cost
and returning the money borrowed, an
y now Hassell threatens to swear out wal
- rant against Holstrum foI selling liquo
e. contrary to the ordinance.
id Father Hammond Greve, the new paste
y of the Roman Catholic church of this city
r., is native of Germany, and probabl
.. about 81 years of age. He is gradual
~ of the Ansele ecclesiastical seminary nea
ge Milwaukee which institution he left abou
re six weeks ago, stopping at Galena fou
no weeks as temporary pastor for the regula
=. father of that parish. From Galena
- came to Moline and it is expected that tn
ST. Bishop of this Diocese will make him I'll
lst permanent pastor here. There is gre;
,r. deal to do in the way of repairs to tt
oo church. clearing the grounds and otht
'oo Improvements that will ibe commenced
en- once The congregation at present nun
,ut bers probably 100 members, which Faith,
Use Greve hopes to augment before fall. on
: ;, Catholic citizens will hail the advent Of
D. resident priest with much satisfaction ar
will, no doubt, contribute literally TOWARD
improving and building up the church. I
en- present Father Greve is stopping with NJ
the J Rank. on Main street. He is a plea
il ant, courteous gentleman, with a count
10 nance that expresses genuine religious i
'ne terest, On the whole, Catholicity in tn
ain parish will no doubt thrive under his Car
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