The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-18
MOLINE.

Aa@No police cases to-day.
Bas~The calaboose contained no tramps
last evening.
BI~Bokman & STANCE sell THE ARGUS
every evening.
B9~You can buy THE ARGUS, at the
Phoenix House every night.
E9Turm Young has THE ARGUS for
sale every evening at the post Office.
BAThe board of township commits
sioners will meet on Saturday July 22d.
E9There is absolutely no enthusiasm
in the Republican ranks in Moline. The
"Tilden Reform Club" call was crusher.
Ba Since the publication of the Tilden
call in last nights ARGUS, scores Of citi-
zens have come out openly for the great
reformer.
BeH i'll the proper authorities please
explain why Division street is not opened?
Perhaps the Water Power Co., can't get
their price for right of way.
Bsg~Last evening the Republicans could
be seen in knots on the corners with long
faces and disconsolate looks, reading the
Tiiden call in THE ARGUS. The boss
ringnlaster presided"
pa The ARGUS can be had at VIM.
Runge's, on the bluff, every evening.
Bag@ Don't fail to attend the caucus to-
night at the engine house. AL friends OF
reform who are opposed to a continuance
OF the present thieving cOrruptionists, and
desire change Of administration, should
| be on hand. Thirteen delegates to the
county convention, at Rock Island, will be
chosen.
Bg~It is to be hoped that there will be
a large turnout at the caucus this
evening at tie engine house. All opposed
to the continuance of the present corrup
administration and in favor of reform ar,
invited to participate, irrespective of pas
political association. The caucus will con
vene at s o'clock sharp, Thirteen dele
gates to the convention to nominate count,
officers, are to be appointed.
D9Subscribe for The ARGUS the onl
lively paper circulated in Moline.
s6Fn The Union sends up a lamentabl
howl this morning because he call pub
) lished in THE ARGUS last night, for
Tilden Reform Club contains a good man
Republican names. With It's usual recl
lessness of truth it proceeds to make state
ments which it's local at this point eithe
) knew TO be utterly false or else he
lamentably ignorant OF facts as they exis
= He says that among the signers are A |
Ninton, Davenporter, and Harry Abel
who resides in Rock Island. The la>
named does not reside in Rock Islau(
although his duties with THE ARGUS ha,
called him there more than here, neverthC
less, he has still retained his residence ;
this point and if the party extremist
, who wrote that item, would take pains
. get facts he can learn the truth of th
assertion. How about Chas. Margraf
!, Is he one of the aboriginal Democrats
= or d. ". Gould, or Eugene Lewis-al
;, they life long adherents of the Democrat
party? The writer then proceeds to a
:. sail Capt. Timm, ope of Molne's be
: citizens, simply because he refuses
dance to the party lash, and will not e
dorse Republican corruptions; also NJ
n Bunker. who was delegate to the Repu
d lican county convention that sold ou
DIR. Morey, under the guidance of Il
boss radical" The remarks of tt
Union will have no weight in this COZ
munity, except to show how sorely tn
'sickiy sheet" feels over the rapid disaffe
ton in the Republican ranks of Molin
Further, the paper containing the
names alluded to was not started un
N Saturday evening; nor was a name add
,e after 10 o'clock yesterday. Had those vi
circulated the call been so disposed,
-s could have been increased ten fold. II
q. Unions item is a miserable attempt
; bully" party adherents. 1t will n
d avail however.