The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-23
MOLIN +.
sa Magistrate Swander is lying i'll wit
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a severe bilious attack.
gsg~A large number will go to Daven-
port from here to attend the grand Re- |
form rally at that place this evening.
sgJ John j. Geraghty, the short distance
walker, will be~at Reeses hall to night |
He proposes to walk miles in one
hour.
BsPMr. John J. Geraghty, the cham
pion short distance pedestrian, ill walk at
Reeses Hall this evening, I miles iu
less than one hour.
Bl~Dr. P. L. Mckinne, who is in at
tendance on Henry Monahan, the man who
lost his leg the other day by being run
over on the Western Union railroad, thinks
he will recover. Mrs. Monahan. mother Of
the unfortunate sufferer, arrived last night
and will remain to nurse him.
EFJames Moore, father of city at
torney Moore, of this city, has killed
dog. This would hardly seem sufficient
to immortalize man but it has never
theless raised a loud howl among some
of the residents ofthe bluff. From all ac-
counts the animal was ferocious beast
and deserved killing.
| Rm@Thc members Of Manufacturers
| L. ". ". H.
at the hall this evening, at 1:3J o o'clock to
make arrangements for attending the
funeral of the wife Of Brother Harvey
Peterson. Odd Fellows in general in
| vited BY Order
SAMUEL SUMAN, n. q.
F. ]. SAVAGE, Secretary. dit
B9The churches tomorrow vii! be
presided over by the regular pastors. ex-
cept the Methodist, owing to the absence
of Rev. ". NJ. Collins. At this church
services will be held, but at this writing
the name of the minister who is to off
ciate could not be learned. Father Greve
: offciates at St. Anthony's (Catholic)
church, as usual.
RaPM Nike Mcconnell met with an acci
dent yesterday afternoon which resulted ii
his ear being badly mutilated and his face
: somewhat injured His team became
: frightened and ran into an open culvert on
Bass street, from which it was extricateC
with difficulty. One Of the horses wa
( badly scratched aud the wagon broken
e DR.. Piper dressed Mr.. McConnells $ wounds
( RaHIf the Democratic Reform party i
+; dead in Moline, as the Union proclaim
; this morning, to what depths of despai
V has the cause of the ''Wheezeanhalers'
descended. In the Republican ranks il
y Moline, ther. is absolutely no enthusiasm
whatever, and none know it better than tn
anti Hawley men who run the machn
= with just the same bitter spirit of 7
: which, led by Haverstick ct al. so infa
y nousy sold out John B. Hawley. Tn
!. Tildenites in this town are united, firu
and confident, and with a consciousness G
lah in n n
y suit. Bluff game, such as the Union trie
> on this morning, don't scare the reformer
of Moline, and don you forget it.
Distinguished Visitors
y y This morning j. Bueno Miranda, 2.
L ! Netto Terxeira, p ID. G. Paes Leme. tn
Brazilian centennial commission represer
ting the Brazilian government at the cer
seminal and empowered to examine th
:, manufacturing interests of this country
- were in Moline, looking through the man
= moth plow works'of John Deere 4 Co. ih
y afternoon the commission witnessed tri
4 of plows at Heck's farm, on the bluff The
= have purchased large invoice of Deere
- saug plows for shipment to Brazil. The
"a are a fine looking set of men aud seer
thoroughly in love with American progress
,r Anniversary CeiSnI aUion OF the reCIna
o Societies of Moline.
es Tomorrow the anniversary of the Moliu
ft Turverien will occur at Davenport
<, grove, and from the preparations tht
IN have been made promises to be one of Ii
Ie most interesting ever held in this cit.
e The various German societies of Mo'ir
are now united under the name {
the Concordia Germania-TurDverein an
comprise one of the strongest organization
- of its class in the upper Mississippi
TO lD addition to the regular exercises
I'd the Turpverein. the pupils of the Germa
e. school will be in attendance, under directio
or of Prof. Hapnecke. aud will perform an il
teresting part of the ceremonies.
The male scholars will contest f
in prizes at shooting, while the girls will al,
compete for marks of merit in games th
10 have been arranged by the professor
ry charge.
e. Tonight the Scheutzen society Of Lyon
Iowa. Will arrive on the Western UniC
and will be escorted to the headquarte
: of the Turnverein of this city by a dele.
On tion of Moline Turner'S with, probably, Il
to Clinton brass band.
Tomorrow the Turnverein societies