The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-10

Services at all ths churches on Sunday
next.
Library board meeting tomorrow even
ing.
Don't forget the centennial calico ball at
Freja Hall on March 18th.
Don't fail to attend the business meet
ing tonight at Timm's Hall.
He is an old citizen and he was inquir-
ing for aged head covering yesterday.
His taste was highly commended upon by
the veterans" who were present.
Everyone should attend the business
meeting at Timms Hall to night to devise
some means for establishing communica
ton with the county south of Rock river.
Every business man in the city should be
present - ~ ~
James Wallace was drunk and disorder
ly yesterday, and was taken in charge by
Marshal Wells and subsequently inter-
viewed by Police Magistrate Swander. He
was invited to contribute Sc to the city
treasury, which he did and was discharged.
John Mayer was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Officer Olsen for being drunk
and disorderly in George Adelman's s
saloon. He was taken to the calaboose
and this morning fined $5 and cost by
Police Magistrate Swander. He refused
to pay and was sent to the Village Restau-
rant to recuperate on bread and water
for ten days. Under the invigorating in
fluences of light diet, he may conclude
to settle up.
Tomorrow afternoon occurs the formal
consolidation of the three German societies,
Germania, Concordia and Turner's, to be
hereafter known as the Moline Turne-
verein Society. The delegates of the
various societies will meet at the German
school house and from thence proceed te
the headquarters of the Germaria and
then delegation will proceed to Timm's
Hall and escort the Turner'S to the place
of meeting after which the united societies
headed by Biehrs Rock Island band, viii
march through the principal streets tt
Timm's Hall where dance will be held il
the evening. The committee having the
matter in charge have arranged to make
the affair thorough success and judging
from the manner in which the German:
generally succeed, the event Tomorrow
evening will be splendidly managed.
Following is the February report of Mrs
IAalC AlOit, lipt VI luS UUOkS ISouct
at the Moline public library: Art ant
science so, biography "a, travels Il, poetr,
26, miscellaneous 100, fiction 5l1, religious
80, history As, magazines 33--total S93
In the juvenile department: Art and sci
ence l3, travels Sc, fiction 336, history I.
total 479-grand total 1872. Attend
ance during the month 2,375.
Yesterday, tramp, giving his name a
August Peters. made himself obnoxiou
to numerous persons throughout the city
by begging for food and money and usin,
the most violent and profane languag
!, when refused. Officer Olsen was noti6e,
and after considerable trouble succeeded i
: arresting the vagrant and at once brough
him before Police Magistrate Swandel
J The magistrate remanded him to the Gala
boose until this morning, when he wa
examined and sent to the lock up to ava
| further developments. Peters tried th
crazy dodge but it wouldn't work. Fl
| also disturbed the schools. He is har
: case, and will be held for the presen
) The fellow speaks several languages fuen
5 ly. Inquiry by Officer Olsen this mornin
| developed the fact that the prisoner ha
! given number of names at various place
2 in this city. If he is crazy be is remarl
ably methodieal lunatic.