The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-17
MOLINE.


Gun Club. at 25 cents pair. Apply to
John Healy, Hubbard's corner, Moline,
illinois. I2-d&wiw.
The fine imposed on Henry Recon. NJ
day, has been RENTED by Mayor Vince
lock. This is only fair and just, towards
an innocent man. Had Mapes heard all
the testimony he would never have fined
him-at least ought not to have done so.
After keeping VIM. Ell. Moore in the
calaboose for nearly week he was finally
brought before Justice Mapes yesterday
1.-THE 16th) and there being no testimony
to convict him, he was released. J. NJ.
Beardsley, Esq, appeared as his counsel.
He ought to have been released at once;
there never has been any good ground for
holding him, from the first.
Hol for Iowa and Nebraskal The last
excursion train for the year 1875 over the
line of the B. & Nj. R, r. leaves Moline,
Aug. 18th. Six hundred mile trip and
return only SIS. through the most beauti-
full country in Iowa and Nebraska. No
grasshoppers, but an abundant yield of all
| kinds of grain this year. Land can be
purchased of the B. Il NJ r. r. on ten
years time at per cent. interest. Large
reduction made for first improvements of
| FIRST year. Tickets for sale by Clandenin
Il Wells, insurance agents, p. 0. Block.
II d&Wlw Moline, Ills.
Henry Green, who was so badly injured
last week Friday, by being run into by a
buggy shaft, died Monday morning at 8 80.
Doctor Payne was the first physician
called, on the evening of the accident, who
pronounced the patient incurable. Doc
tors Dawson and VitZthum were subse-
quently called and agreed with Doctor
Payne that his life could not be saved
Doctors Dawson and Vitzthum continued
to attend him and DR.. Payne withdrew
Although he has at times rallied, his death
was only question of time, and on Mon
day he passed quietly away, surrounded by
his children. At 2 P. NJ. coroner &. B
Knox held an inquest over the remains
, with the following jury: DIR. G. E. Eos
ter, foreman, DR. A. R. Logan, James G
Wells, ID. O. Reid, Daniel Frazer, s. +
Young, w. g. Morris, NJ. Hartzell, NJ
Stern, Henry Schumacher, Frank Schro
der, and Saul. c. Knox. The testimon,
: went to show that, at the time of the acci
, dent, VIM. Binder and August Timn
E were 10 buggy together; that Binde
, was driving, and Green was not seen il
time to avoid him. Miss Jennie Kenne
dy testified that the parties in the bugg
2 were driving fast at the time of the acc
dent but she did not seem to be sur
whether it was Binder and Timm or som
one else. DIR. Dawson conducted the pos
mortem examination, assisted by d.
! Vitzthum, and found the sternum or breas
e bone fractured. the lungs gorged wit
o blood, the pericardium distended, and fiv
ribs on the right side and three on the lief
side fractured. DR., Vitzthum testified t.
g being called and finding DR.. Payne an
e and Dr. Dawson in attendance; neithe
o himself or Drs. Payne and Dawson though
y the patient could live, upon first exarnin;
ton. but when he rallied they had fair
a hopes that he might possibly recover; W.
9 now satisfied he could not have live,
J. After the conclusion of The testimony tt
Jury returned the following verdict: 81
{ the matter of the inquisition on the Doc
n of Henry Green, deceased, held at Molir
If on the 10th day Of August 1875, we. IL
n undersigned jurors, sworn to inquire in
:, the cause of his death, find tn;
. his death was caused by being struck
l buggy, driven by William Binder. W
n the jury, however, find said Binder n
n guilty Of any intentional wrong on his pal
: but that his death was the result of
+ + accident" The funeral vii! take place
u o'clock to-day 1.-THE l7thl FROM his la
ID residence, on Ontario street. He lea7
v five children, all girls, one OF whom is e
. gagged to be married This is sad bl,
= to them as it is only few months sin
IS their mother was taken away. almost
ID suddenly as their father. They have t
ne sympathy of the entire community in tn,
p bereavement. The verdict of. the col
ners jury was Il source of qualification
u. the many friends OF Mr.. Binder who fe
OF sincerely sorry the accident occurred.
1g is kind hearted man and was a iii
is friend of the unfortunate deceased.
* The excursion over the b. & NJ. r,
- will leave Moline August 18th. at s. IS
do NJ. This will be the last trip for the We
lp 1915, and every one should avail the
he selves of the opportunity. Excurs
ne tickets one-third Of regular fare. o.
$l5 over the whole line of road to kearr
I'll junction and return, Now is the til
for those desiring to purchase land in I
ny most fertile portions of Iowa and Nebras
to avail themselves of this opportuni
Call at once and secure your tickets
Clendenin & Wells, Insurance Agen
1t; 7. 0. block Moline I'll. ! l2-dwl
TX. Silk, Lisle Thread, and Merino Unc
Hk wear, and all kinds kot Gents Furnish
Ids Goods in endless variety, at Loebs.