The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-03

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B9- illuminate your stores and resi-
dences tonight.
a~The usual services in all our
churches tomorrow.
n~The river still continues to fall. and
our fishermen will soon be out in force.
s9Toney," 1. e. John B. Ash" it is
said, has left the city-a good thing for the
city.
B~Mayor Wheelock was On our streets
again to day after several days con6ne
ment to his home by sickness.
RgWe wish the Moline reporter of the
7ri Cty Times success in his new enter
prise. Hes bashful and don't want his
name mentioned.
BG~Finest stock of cigars. tobacco and
smokers articles in the city at II. Hen
neeke's tobacco store on Main street, Sec.
ond door west of Lynde. ld6t.
LosT-A gold watch key with large and
handsome moss-agate charm. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving it with the
guard at Moline bridge, or at Morey's
drug store, Moline. 3l-d6t.
DG Regular monthly meeting of the
city council on Monday evening. Several
matters of importance are expected to
come up.
H9-Charles Reese has six fine growing
pine troes, in tubs. on the top of his hotel,
which adds greatly to the beauty OF his
many other decorations fer the Turne r
festival.
SIWhat shah we do to rid ourselves
from tramps2 From the record in Magis-
trate Swanders Office it appears that seq
eaty -seven impecunious tramps were shell
tered in the calaboose during the month of
May.
Bas- John Adams. aged 80, from Ohio,
and Ambrose Miller, aged 35. Prussian.
were the only impecunious tramps shelte, :
ed in the calaboose last night. They were
discharged by Magistrate Swander this
| morning.
E6%The commencement exercises at
the high school room yesterday afternoon
were carried out according to programme
published in this paper on Thursday. and
were entirely satisfactory to the parents
anu friends of the graduating class.
sGMayor Wheelock has appointed the
following special policemen for duty during
the Turner festival: Geo. Henderson
John Mccain, z. L. Raymond, ]. Ballard
Daniel Swander and Peter Munger, anc
the latter has also been sworn in to collect
the dog tax.
B9Special Policeman Myers says tina
, since the Centennial saloon was opened h'
has done as much police duty as any off
Ger on the force, and he wants the cit.
council to increase his pay. He now get
only $40 per month. Anne has beel
keeping a very disorderly house, that i
> certain,
. RS~The following shows the work of TIL
police force during the month of May:
Larceny .-.-.--.-............''.
. Drunk and disturbing the peace.
( Drunk and vagrancy ..=-..............--...
= Inmate house of ill-fame ....................
Under suspicious circums.saces.....s .-....-..
iElght1ng
l. Total. ...-.,... -.................... i
o B9At the Freeport races, which ende'
yesterday. in the 2:35 race, for purse {
$500, Fisk's Oak Grove Girl carried 0
second money-$250-her best time bein
y made in 2:35. Mr.. Fisk returned hon
n last evening. He says the races wei
t. largely attended by horsemen all over ii
n northwest
" gsE> The author Of the article in til
IN Moline column of the Union of this morl
ing, in regard to decorating the graves {
the confederate dead, on the islam,
is the same person who was heard to NAL
the remark on last Monday. that I'D $.
the Confederate soldiers in h-ll b
fore I'd put flower on their Odd
graves" Two to one that that same pc
es son will, about November, want to 'shal
8 hands across the bloody chasm.'
:. D9Well, Annie Bomier has been o
:. rested at last. This morning Aldern;
~ Wittick made complaint against the gent
- - Annie for nsing abusive and vulgar la
= guage and disturbing the peace general
n and she was led before Magistrate Swa
~ der by Marshal Wells. After hearing Il
a evidence of several witnesses the Mag
=, trate gave Annie good lecture and fin
1 her $25 and costs She didn't haye {
stamps with her, but one of her ms
friends stepped forward and paid the lit
bill, and Annie marched from the Off
,m with the air of queen. John Hemt
he stein. Jealous defender of his Annie, W
ed arrested last night aud locked up BY 4
ta- derman Wittick and Special Policem
1t. Myer for hourishing and discharging
nd pistol at Annie's peaceful home. He v
er- fined SO and costs. Paid aud d
or. charged This is the young man W
to paid Annieas fine. Hereafter, the Fl
Id indication of row in Annie's saloon
nd police intend to arrest all the inmates, a
is they will be fined to the full extent of
law, Her place has already become
nuisance to all respectable PEOPLE anc
she does not change her course her licer
er- will be revoked. Let her take warning
,ck1 ruE N.gEzIRK.