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

The water has been shut off from the
main on East Eagle street.
"A heavy snow storm with furious
wind is prevailing to-day in western Iowa.
The Union don't seem as anxious to
| talk election as it was The FIVE pills we
administered to its patient produced con-
stipation. ata
Delightful snow storm here last night
and to-day; about inches OF snow, and II
lies still; mercury 30 above, and no wino.
The sleighing is very fine. Tag
For two days Thos. Yates has had a
man digging down through solid frozen
earth to his frozen supply pipe on Eagle
street. Last evening fire was built In
} the hole, and this morning the gutter was
flooded with water from the bursted pipe.
The Erie canal was on Eagle street this
morning. "a, .-s-.i SEQ f. 800
Michael Radican, foreman at the PEG
ria round house was severly injured last
night, about IL o'clock. Eight men were
pushing on lever turning an engine on the
D table, when it broke, one piece striking MN
, in the side throwing him some 10 feet'
striking his head on timber. he was IN
sensible about half an hour. To-day ne
: was IT able to work.
A. Mr.. Stevens and his wife, living IN
: the western part of the city, barely ESCAPED
- suffocation frcm coal smoke Monday night
!; Their sleeping room adjoins the kitchen
:. and Mr.. s. had filed the stove with Goa
'" and closed the hampers tightly, leaving the
. door open leading to the kitchen. Luckll!
,,f they awoke in time to avoid sutfocatlon.
1t "A lively fight occurred in one Of th'
4. rooms of the Bellows House last night be
r. tween we'll known clothing house clerl
q and an unsavory fellow of no repatabl
Nv employment in which wash bowls, pitchers
n glasses, ETC. figured in lively manner an
is in which the unsavory individual was bad
e. ly cut on his head and bled profusely. n
It. arrests. ri r5 .rrs. sra- 9.. ,
nd Mr., John B. Hawley is asking cor
u gress 10 indorse the Kellogg governmer
in Louisiana, but the St. Louis DemocrsL
an administration paper, says. NIndors'
IS, ment of the Kellogg government IN, an
ne form would be grave blunder. as we'll
grave injustice. There is very gener
-lbelef, based upon the reports OF Repnbl
can committees. that this government h,
is not behind it the will of q majority of Il
IT, people, honestly expressed. !-.' $40.
nd "A tall, poorly-dressed, sick-looking j
orc dividual was going around town yesterd'
- afternoon looking for place to rest b
'eo weary head. Having no employment a.
be- being destitute of our selastic currency.
er. course no one was anxious, to trust him f
md his board until he got work He said
" had come from Northern Wisconsin a
had had nothing to eat for two days.
ich was offered money enough to get his su
nd per, and was advised to go to Superyis
r;tv Krell for aid, but he indignantly asked :
~ DO, you take me for id pauper
Tue The last seen of him he was still looki
'rse for place to board. t'@ -
nits The New York Commercial Adr
)rd, tiser says Even the Tribune will not p
tend that Bill Eaton is an Improvement
Senator Buckingham, or that Cockrell
Tern preferable to Schurz, or Wallace pu
sing man than John Scott of Pennsylyani
Jos To which the Tribune answers: No
dian ing to brag of, surely. And even
- Commercial advertiser ought not to d.
anu that Judge Christiancy can hardly fai
'int- be an improvement on Zachariah Cha
oun- Ter. or Mr.. Angus Cameron on Mr.. M
onn thew FL. Carpenter, Don't be in too
oaa haste. The world ofpolitics cant be M
oau' over and all made right in day"