The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-22
aGr Heavy frost last night.

a@Election two weeks from to-day.
RGChas. Deere and family have arriv-
ed in New York, on their way home.
sGNew corn is coming into this market
quite lively. The price is from Is to 30
cents.
sGPGo to the registry book in the post
office and see if your name is properly re-
gistered.
D6FJ. D. Bennett was fined 800 and
costs yesterday for trespassing upon
Samuel Bowles' land and making riotous
demonstrations toward Mr.. Bowles.
s9~A couple of enterprising (?) local
journals announce that colored man had
his hand sawed off yesterday. The attend
| ing physician is of the impression that the
hand was not entirely severed from the
arm.
1GrThree queer looking crafts passed
through the city to-day. They were about
Is feet long by feet wide, made OF siding
and painted brown, mounted on wheels,
An Improvement on the old style prairie
schooner for cold weather.
DG~Dr, Davidson has turned w. III.
| Middleton, the colored man whose hand
was cut by saw yesterday, over to the
everseer of the poor, being unable to get
any money for attendance. Mckinnle,
the county poor physician, being out of
town, DIR. Dunn was called by Overseer
ISoderstrom to attend Middleton.
RgComplaint has been made to Magis-
trate Grover against Swanson: keeper of
the saloon corner Wells and Lynde streets,
and Henry Anderson, near the Western
House, for selling liquor to habitual drunk
ards. Their hearing was set for this
afternoon, the result of which we were
unable to learn.
i 16~The republicans are practicing the
same deception on the people in relation tc
the reported appearance of Logan here
that they did with Gov. Culum. Notwith.
standing the fact the republican committee
received a telegram from the state com
mittee last Saturday that Logan could not
speak here, the Union continues to adver
tise him for next Saturday night. But
probably the committee doesn't think II
worth while to post the Union, knowing it
can do no harm.
For The Argus:
Il On Monday last writ of habeas corpus
was sworn out and w. w. Armstrong, the
I
/ a hearing before Judge Peasants wht
few days with his family, Attorney Par
? menter for the people, and Kenworthy &
= Beardsley for Armstrong. He was baileC
6 by A. and 4. Weaver, of Bowling, Bur
we'll Smell, G. Hobart, FL, P. Stoddarc
= and A. Buffum He can now return t.
] Andalusia and resume his killing business
+ unless the county clerk shall have hin
arrested for violation of the state law II
practicing without a license, aud tha
should be done if the law is not mer'
: farce. Viii! County Clerk Cooke attent
, to his duty in the matter now? REG.
1 H9~A carpet-bagger from New Orleans
o by the name of j. G. Hartzell delivered =,
Republican speech at the Congregations
church last Sunday evening to q larg
d audience. He vigorously waved the san
!. culinary shirt and at the close took up
q collection for the republican campaig
fund amounting to something over SIC
IL Such men as this Hartzell who are to
: we'll known at home to obtain any place c
e profit or trust are the class who hocked t
: the South and had greatness suddenl
thrust upon them through the medium c
Grants reconstruction policy, and feathere
l. their own nests by means Of the Free
is Mems Bureau" steal. Fortunately the
, are pretty we'll known throughout thi
section and their manufactured tales {
10 woe concerning the -trodden colore
e man" and the fear of republicans to Ell
d press their opinions does not stir up th
"a animals as it once did, and none br
- those whose bread and butter depend
10 upon the fostering of this spirit in til
north attempts to use it.