The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-30


DBThe highway commissioners met
to-day.
n0The Moline Plow Co., is still shut
down tor repairs.
DgReguIar meeting of the city coun-
Gil on Monday evening
a1Deere & Co., are running night
and day 10 some departments.
g9-rHE ARGUS can be had at Glen
denim d Martins post Office drug store
every evening.
gAyJohn Mcbride. AZ, Scotland, was
the name of the solitary tramp who ap
peared before Justice Mapes this morning
Bounced.
seHlf free ride and probably free
lunch will bring out crowd, then the
Haymakers ought to have a big turnout
to night tor Cordova.
Bas Mrs. B. johnson is the name of the
lady who found gold dollar 10 package
of gold soap purchased of Peterson
Bros, grocers, near the Halfway house.
BI~There are some matters at RIVER
side cemetery that need attention. There
is negligence somewhere and the city
should enquire into the cases thor.
oughly.
BwJames NJ. Murray was arrested last
evening by Officer Corney, for being
he was fined S. and costs by Justice Mapes
for which he gave security and was dis
charged
B9TAKE NoTICE.-A large consign
ment of queensware and crockery has beer
received at j. Raesley's auction rooms, t.
be closed out at once, Auction sales vii
be he held every evening with special sale:
every afternoon at 2 o'clock for ladies. t
n9rDrs. McKinnie, Morey, KIingbers
and Dunn, expect to attend the opening
exercises of the Rush Medical college
Chicago, next week This is the 34ti
session of this popular institution aud th'
physicians named above are members o
the alumni.
EHWm. King, of Ohio. was hauled il
last evening, by Marshal Wells. for in
decent exposure of his person. Afte
resting in the calaboose for the nj ght he ap
peared before Justice Mapes, this mornins
and, in default of IS and costs was put t
work on the streets for 10 days.
DaFRev. j. w. Hauey at the NJ /
church. Tomorrow Rey. Mr. Lamb wi
preside at the Baptist and Rev. Il. {
Barnard at the Congregational church
At st Anthony's (Cathoic) church Re,
Father Greve will preside. as usual Sci
vices as usual a. the o.her churches at th
usual hours.
The Tilden Legion in Moline---Tw
Companies Formed
Last night there were two meetings. on
at Freja aud the other at Timm's Hail
form companies for the Tilden Legion
; Moline
At Timm's Hall the meeting was calle
to order by Capt. August Timm, aftt
which b. Councilman was elected perm;
: nent chairman and A. Timm secretary.
After explaining the object of the NEE
ing the election of officers followed resul
ing as follows: Captain, August Timn
8 Lieutenant, john H. Yaeger; Sergean
d A. j. Bourne.
. The officers chosen were all old soldier
e Capt. Timm having been captain of G
! 6. 10th Iowa, Lieut. Yaeger, was with Il
q 9th, Ills, and Sergeant Bourne. sery,
j in Co. |. 18th Ills. This shows that the
Z are numbers OF the old war veterans wi
are not afraid to trust the government
the hands of the Democracy. Fifty TO
D names were enrolled and committee a
: pointed on recruits. after which the NEE
ing adjourned.
\ AT Freja Hall those present were near
4 all Swedes, who are beginning to reali
that it is time for change G. NJ Smi
! acted as chairman and Peter johnson
secretary.
A committee of three was appointed
eeps select officers and after a short consult
to ton reported the following names: Ca
ra 40 tain, Peter johnson, an old soldier;
lieutenant. Wm. Rehmserg; I'd lieutenal
o1 Lawrence Ecklund; orderly sergeant, j o.
ii. Peterson.
: The report of the committee was adol
ed and after some uDimportant busins
the meeting adjourned to meet Tuesd
evening at I o'clock sharp.
The ball is now fairly opened and frs
indications it looks as if the meeting
Tuesday evening would be perfect oYati,
! Everybody should hear Mr. Duuha
| 10 matter what may be their political /
lief, Every effort is being made to ha
the occasion grand success and if t
weather is good there will doubtless be
immense demonstration in favor of Tild,
at Hendricks and Reform.