The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-24
NOTES HERE AND THERE.

- He TlVeT was O.Z dDON6 low WdlSI
mark this morning, and on stand.
Friday next is the last day of service
for the May term of our circuit court.
Several items of last nights tele-
graphic news will be found inside this
paper.
Deputy Marshal Blackburn found a
pocket book containing 81 65, this morning,
in the street in front OF Palace Row. Its
rightful owner was found.
The latest style of the young rough
in Rock Island is-it anybody beats him
out of his girl to get drunk aud discharge
his revolver on the streets.
Otto Tloebner, the newly elected police
magistrate in Coal Valley, filed his bond
| (of $4,000 with the county clerk on Mon
! day. with Thomas Lees, Charles Huber and
John Hass as sureties.
Acting Coroner Hayden requests US to
state that he has called a meeting Of the
| jury in the Geo. W. Pilgrim inquest case
for 10 O'Clock A. M. next Friday, the 9th,
in the engine house, Moline.
"A number of laborers and stone ma
sons commenced work on the island to day.
| A number of stone-cutters will probably GO
to work in couple of weeks This will be
good news to the Arsenal men who have
been idle nearly all the time since last fall.
"A little l2-year old daughter of VIM
P. Campbell, coal miner, in the employ
of Heagy & Stoddard. at Happy Hollow,
had one of her legs broken below the knee
on Monday, by some school boys rolling a
log down a hill, and the log striking her
DIR. Vincent dressed the limb. She was al
school when the accident occurred
AT Cordova, on Saturday last, the
license ticket for township officers was
elected oyer the anti-license ticket, as
follows: Trustees; Abraham Bolinger
Thomas Karr, Daniel Zimmerman, Fred
crick, A. Hall, John B. Vanderburg aud
William ID. Webster. Village clerk
Theodore Abbott.
"A shocking accident happened on
Sundaysat Colona. Some children of The
section men of the G. r. l. Il =. r. R.
were playing near an empty car standing
on a side track, and by some means one o
them fell under the wheels just as the Ca
started down the grade. The child wal
badly injured, though it is hoped no
fatally.
, The parsonage ofthe German Lutheran
church, two miles east of Hampton, wa
destroyed by fire Sunday afternoon. l
was occupied by Rev. L. Winter, who wa
absent preaching when the fire occurred
His library, containing many old ant
valuable books. worth $1,000, 500
piano, 500 in money, and all his hous'
hold furniture were destroyed. A defectiv
fue was the cause. No insurance.
The National Hotel Reporter, Chic
ago, says: Mr. Henry G, Wentworth
s general passenger agent of the Michigan
Central railroad, has been appointed gen
eral agent Also and WILL after Monday
discharge the duties here of Supertenden
c Ledyard when the latter is at Detroit head
r quarters, Mr.. Wentworth is one of tn
= most competent railroad officials in tn
west, and the appointment is an excellen
5 one"
8 The state organ of the Iowa Republi
can party, the Ioaoa State Register, @
O Desmoines, is boiling over with rage a
! II. Is. Hayes for carrying out Tiden'
II policy. An extract from an editorial i
S that paper is republshed by us. to-day
J. together with extracts FROM other Reput
d lican papers 10 Iowa, showing what the
;, think OF Returning Board Hayes. III
Republicans are beginning to wish the
q hadn't defrauded Tilden and stolen b
l. office.
ARMED TO THE TEETH-Is very con
IS mon expression, but we think armed
& embellish and preserve them to ripe o.
e age is decidedly more beneficial and a,
propriate-this can only be done by ii
fragrant "Sozodont" For cleansin,
II identifying and preserving the teeti
1t sweetening and purifying the breath,
has no equal.