The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-21
NOTES HERE AND THERE
No police cases to-day.

The 40 cent store has moved away.
Charming, sunny day, and everybody
seems thankful.
Our Moline dispatches seem to have
been too long in reaching us to-day.
Sargent & Webber are laying a
service pipe from the water main into their
store.
Another ten-wheel locomotive for the
Southern Pacific r. r. passed through the
city to-day.
Everything passed off quietly and
pleasantly at the German Lutheran pic |
mic yesterday.
See notice of A. K. Philleo, assessor,
and attend to your assessment--or forever |
after hold your peace.
When Blaine heard the news he walked
over to the senate chamber and took a |
long look at Morrill's chair.
Mark Little, who was caught in a
house of ill-fame, Sunday night, has been
released Elizabeth Cole paid his fine.
The case of Catherine Collins, of Port
| Byron. will be examined for insanity be-
fore the county court this afternoon at
o'clock.
The Republican brethren have SOL
emily christened it the second best tick
ct" Let it be known as such until 1t is
worsted in November.
The following rhymes are furnished by
contemporary for the use of radical poets:
Hayes, blaze, craze, daze, amaze, prays,
gaze, neighs, raze, ways. brays.
Said Brooklyn school Miss to her
companion the other day: "Oh, join our
church! There isn't man or woman in 1t
that there isn't some gossip or scandal
about"
The tramps that we're held by our
officers on suspicion Of being implicated
in a case of larceny committed over the
river Monday. were discharged yesterday
afternoon.
The bill boards on the southeast cor
ner of Illinois and Buffalo streets have
had their height increased by the addition
of two one foot boards, all the way around
Big circus coming.
-"Gail Hamilton" Mrs. Blaine's
sister, wanted ex Gov. Straw, of New
Hampshire, for vice-president. She said
she thought Hayes aud Straw would make
a very popular ticket.
MIR. Geo. L. Edwards, of Pittsfeld,
| my wy Illo,f Ndo III viz ivy JSotSA NSS
, and made arrangements with the Light
Artillery Co. for one gun and ammunition,
for use OF the Fourth.
y esterday was the day for the argu
2 ments, in the Henry county circuit court.
! before Judge Peasants, in the case OF
T. J. Robinson VS.. The Jumping Jacks. -
The decision will not probably be made
until after some consideration.
. Supervisor Madden, of Winfield, came
to his senses Monday forenoon, after lying
comatose for four days. tuesday he was
able to walk about little His recovery
r has been very rapid, considering the
critical condition he was in on Sunday.
-''Twink" Smith and two other boy:
attempted to steal a couple of rabbits from
y Aid Mosenfeider's premises last evening
| but were discovered, and, dropping thu
!. rabbits, took to their heels Officers Cor
:, man and Taylor pursued them but were
unable to catch them. They are watched
), The opinion is instinct aud universe
that Hayes is the Office holders candidate
o The A lbaDy Argus says: The contest al
t Cincinnati finally came down to struggle
between the ''ius" and the outs, and tn
L ms have it. Hayes is the Office holders
choice"
n Had Bristow been nominated he woulC
have given the Democracy Of the Who'll
s country some trouble, but Hayes will onl
- trouble Us 10 Ohio, and as we always hav,
given him close fight, we are not afrai
J of him. We think we can get away wit
d him for the presidency. C}cue}and Pam
s. dealer.
r, If the st. Louis convention nominate
e Governor Tilden it will be because it be
- lieves that he will bring out the Who'll
strength of the northern and western Dem
at ocratic vote, and because it believes tina
q. any man who can do this will be carrie
tEiumphantly into the presidential chair
ID ". T. World, 18th.
. The papers have had great deal t
III say about Bob Ingersoll's great speech,
his eloquent speech" etc., at the Cir
is cinnati convention. 1t begins to look as
GO ISob's speech was a little too el0quen
"' The Hayes men are mean enough to int
mate that it was Bob's eloquence tha
N busted Jim Blaine.-Sp,inofeld Regi
or ter.
- Van Zandt, of Rhode Island, whe
no serenaded OF the night of the nomination q
Cicinnati, spoke for the delegation from hi
of o~n state, and said: I'VE gave our vote
m for your loyal war governor" These lit
mistakes will happen for few weeks, unit
the Republicans find out who the man
Oh. they have nominated. A second-bes
e, ticket has its drawbacks.
on Pope Ingersolr' spoke ex-cathedr
for the Illinois delegation, when he sa
his Blaine was the chosen apostle Of Republ
, canism to whom the keys of tae Viii
he House were to be delivered; but an alt
had been raised at Cincinnati ITO the T.
he known God, and the assembled heath,
on there, like Paul on Mars Hill, said hi
vi declare we unto you"
That our girls have fine ear Fl
music cannot be gainsaid -Mlacquh.
Of paper Right you are, neighbor. Whe
- a Milwaukee girl is requested to play II
VI piano (likel forte she does not, like h
Ii. Chicago sister, ask him, with a smile tn
on meets at the back of her neck, to "Ju
or flop over that ere music" but sits rig
= down and turns the leaves over with h
,, off ear-DanJuy Net0S.
ies He waltzed out of a Liberty sire
he front door yesterday followed by was
wo board and two bars of Rabbits soap, Al
inc as he Strengthened himself and walk
IL firmly down the street. he remarked: :
ms man must draw the line somewhere or
1t can't be boss Of the house, and I'll
ed. hanged if I'll pump more than one barr
ere of water for no washing, and there ali
:. no woman who can make me do it, unle
20 she locks me in.
We have no objections to peoI
dropping letters in our letter box viii