The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-22

MOLINE. 7
BaE>No police cases to-day. r r
BG- Better vamoose Ed 1t wont work. +,
Look out for squallsl .
sa.Mrs JEFF Williams, a sister of D.
B, Sears. is stopping few days with Mrs.
DIR. Piper
ng~ Marks Goldburg superintends the
business of Simon Hirsch during the lat
ters absence.
Ba~ Mayor Wheelock says the work on
Sugar Hollow bridge is to be commenced
without delay.
, H9-A. T, Swander, Jr, son of our
worthy police magistrates here on visit
He is now a resident of Chicago
sgThe German singing society of Mo-
| line will attend the ''Scheutzenfest to be
. held at Lyons, Iowa, Aug 9th. The Mo
line delegation will leave here on Saturday
J the Goth
s9~ The jury to condemn the land be-
> longing to the Matteson heirs, through
; which the Pleasant Valley road will pass,
will not be called before Sept; lOsh.
Wonder if the road will ever be put
. through?
pay~ Charles Reese is about to build an
! addition to his hotel, 35x4O feet, which
will be used as a billiard hall. 1t was
. hoped that Mr. Reese would raise his
+ hotel one story higher. The new improve
n ment will add much to the appearance OF |
a hotel.
:, naEAugust Peterson an old resident OF |
It this township, was severely kicked in the
al chin the other day by horse, The flesh
| A. ,oxu nr
n dressed his wounds and he IS now dong
well. Mr. Peterson is one OF the oldest
49, farmers in this section.
aSg-The Future, a German paper pub
- Gshed at indianapolis, and the organ OF
ha the Turner's of the United States, lately
espoused the cause of Tilden & Hen
s;- bricks. This SO enraged few Of the Ger
he man Republicans of Moline that they dis
Of continued the paper. This morning IA
or new subscribers were obtained by the
A Tildepites to replace the or dropped.
It's Straws show which way the wind blows,
,st s| Following are the names of the
,ts. non commissioned officers Of the Moline
md Rifles appointed by Capt. Jerome b.
tly Magill:
, to Second Sergeant-Wm Cole.
ect Third Sergeant-John NJ. Gordon.
.es Fourth Sergeaut-E. Mulnix:
ted Fifth Sergeant-H. K. f. Calentzky
ub- First Corporal-John H. Peterson.
f Second Corporal Rosenquist.
Third Corporal-Chas. Q. Frazier.
7. Fourth Corporal-Johu Lundstrom.
Fifth Corporal-Peter Nelson.
Sixth Corporal--Jno, Mccain.
ions Seventh Corporal-Juo Cooney.
lder Eighth Corporal-Geo. q. Griffin, Jr
ON The Moulders.
lI ~ The Ulioa, this morning, as is It's usui
~ custom, takes the side of capital as agalns
tho labor and evidently seems pleased that tn
II ho moulders who refused to accept staryatlo
: ~ wages are likely to be compelled to see
hall employment elsewhere. 1t says til
dav places of the striking moulders have
Tbey been filed with men we'll content to eal
80 so per day" How have the plac
aLniy 'hny been filled? Not at 3l4 cents per whee
~ nor is s wheels per day the requisite +
-, ~ a davis work. This is how it was don
~ After trying in vain to get meu to hll Il
80 places of the "hold outs" at the prlc
nn nronosed. (3l4 cents per wheel and
= som "a wheels per day. Deere Il Go. were con
- - an ,pUed TO hire men at the old prices,
'neil ;u cents per wheel and sic pheels per do
,a;oai VII instead of eight. This is all that t
aora moulders who refused to accept the il
~ - unjust reduction asked, and not one
thau would have resumed work at these fgur
,hoy The action of Deere i Go. proves &C
Il be clusiVely ina. 'n9 a'.e ~ fa;lr
to re- men W acoept s'o1 s:h, ;I,',..ra,os tbst
vided ana oniy more !oi.lo's ny L. ana Haare
I'd the mouioers were III Tue iisn' "'A
Referring to its assertions in the artl
al. of Sunday last, the Union says it "m'
ROW no statement that cannot be verlhe
bora and proceeds to say that moulder
H." has Williams. White & Co.'S, last win
:, .ho made wheels per day while in delic
Il ffn;tad health. The writer of this has the
,er the of authority for saying that the man
ennar. ferred to by the Umon did make tn
in his wheels per dav for three days and at
in a end of that time was SO completely used
q been as to compel him to Keep has bed
nearly three aoeeks. When he got
ted for again ne attempted the 'asA anu was as
s been prostrated. ne lac' 10 !. IaunI: "
a mans health.
ro,,x The Union still further says
"a man and boy for four successive {
made twenty wheels a day, and t
heref would be no trouble in making 1t r
h r-om along" This is another mlsstatemen
1,;aors facts The real facts of the case 10 q
=, ,roro tion are these Il was not man and 6
-, ssn;res that accomplished this result, but
beaten men and boy; further, it was l9 WI
zes and and not twenty. No man and boy Ii
n Caffrev can do this amount of work continu
! 81 ter, nor even Is wheels per day,-it is bo
,rt time the limit of human endurance to q
and Deere & Go. know it. The man
claims to have accomplished this
NAL Ser. feat is said to be ons Bignell, forema
'ock this Williams, White & Co., who pro'
weather., knows which side his bread is butter
and to. The Union always has been the {
of the capitalist as against labor; moi
eter, in. it can honestly justify oppression b'
n3s war. cause it is popular TO be on the MOI
tber and side. The ARGUS is not 'strivi
entire ad- create discomfort, as the Union cha
AXE Su but is aud always will be opposed tc
preston or Capitalization 10 any
The recent reduction in wages was o
= the most unjust and tyraunieal mea
Rhoads ever proposed, and was a direct Ell
%, were capital to control labor The Union
setting oil carefully onlirs to mention that ther
been DO reduction in the price OF at
tural implements; its fails to refu
'eople statement of Tue ARGUS ti:at ma
m, never we're lower, for years. than now