The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-19
NOTES HERE AND THERE.

The Gazette man don't see any i'm
propriety in leafers squirting tobacco
juice from second story windows upon the
sidewalks below. That shows how he was
brought up.
MIR. Theodore Schultz, of Chicago, an
accomplished opera singer. will assist the
choir at the German Catholic Church (St.
Mary 81 in this city at 10 o'clock Mass to-
morrow morning.
Can fire company be said to be in
uniform when some wear black, some grey
and some blue pants2 We noticed this
phenomena in one of our companies to-day
also in one of the Marion companies.
Charles Behn, butcher, of Belleville,
who is only outside of the penitentiary
through the clemency of Governor Bever-
ridge, has once more got into trouble and
is now in Jail for trying to kill his father
in-law.
| Charley Chaplin, clerk in Wadsworth
& Parsons's store, was out in little shell of
a skiff about noon, to day, and getting into
the swells caused by the ferry boat, was
capsized He succeeded in getting shore.
The man who drove into freshly filled
water trench on Madison street, between
Rock River and Highland, wishes he hadn't t.
He would have driven in, however, 1t a
policeman on theispot had warned him
against it.
An election of officers of Encampment
No. II, !. o. O. F. was held last evening
and resulted as follows: Stephen Stader
G. P; Fred Cramer, Fl. P: lie. Fogg.S
w.; Henry Grimm, J. W.; Jacob VOL
lenhaupt, Treasurer, and Charles Engel
Scribe.
Ike Haley and Tom Riley think il
very singular that Sup'r. Krell or some
other leader of the Republican party has
not bailed them out of jail They SHOULD
remember that there will be no election
till after they 60 to the penitentiary mex
, September.
Isn't it base ingratitude for the Re
publican party to leave Tom Riley and TX
Haley to pine in jail? The Union proved
t the innocence of Tim and and Mary in ex
E haustive editorials. still that hard
. hearted jury convicted them both, AM
Mary is now in the penitentiary. She wi
write letters for the Union and the Re
/ viea0,
3 We don't suppose it will do any goo
r to caution stupid people not to drive int
a freshly filled trenches, when we have
food of rain every day, for they will kee
on doing it, even if Waterman stood O.
d the corner of every block to warn then
i They don't know any better. And it is n
e use to caution intelligent people for the
look before they leap"
AT last we have a creditable band i
this city-the Rock Island Union Band,
e John Bleaur leader. They played for tn
e East Davenport fremen. to-day, and a
n tracted some attention for their we'll e1
ecuted music. This afternoon they WEI
. out with their 'bran-fre- new" uniform
u and won the admiration of their ow
e townsmen, as we'll as strangers, for the
i fine appearance and performance.
if The register at the Harper Hou,
It shows large attendance. The house h,
4 been running full for some time, ar
= is favorite with ladies, especial
"a with ladies travelling alone, for they a
sure of as good protection as in their oV
homes. The constant patroling of Il
10 halls by watchmen at night renders CUES
secure from insult or robbery, and Il
- house safe from fire.
After the efforts of the Union
prove that Ike Haley didn't rob man
$40 greenback and chew up the gree
back and then sell the remains to bal
49, over the river, it was quite surprise
IL the public to see Pinkley hold him to IS
'e- bail for burglary. Is Pinkley going ba
IS on the leaders of the Republican part
on He let Tom and Mary off. Why shou
Lo he be so severe on Ike?
= Mr. j. W. Trouble, of the Fer
~ House, corner Ct Eagle and Front stree
or has fitted up neat waiting room for
rst dies, adjoining his dwelling, on Ea,
70. street. There is a bell pull in the roo
ho and ladies who want glass of lemona
n0 or glass of foaming beer can get it
'ry pulling the bell The room will be quit,
at convenience to ladies waiting for t
nd boat.