The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-18
sGTwo tramps took refuge in the
1nsk nsuht

s@Two tramps took refuge in the
calaboose last night.
RgThe doctors are having a7ively run
this week 10 the vaccinating line.
s9~A very substantial culvert is being
put across the avenue at the gas factory.
RgGeo. D. Gould is making some
repairs to his residence on Illinois street.
sara meeting of the Moline medical
society will be held at the office of DR..
Dunn this evening.
DPThat wall paper continues to arrive
at Richards & Sohrbecks by railroad and
depart in bundles of ten to thirty rolls.
pI"As soon as the coroner returned
from holding the inquest over the remains
of Ola Hartzell he was summoned to
Milan on similar errand.
RG@Dr. McKinnie says that Mrs. Oyler's
chances for recovery from the smallpox
are not encouraging, that he will not be sur
prised if she dies within "a hours.
RG~The reform club-room presents
very attractive appearance, Ed Knox has
donated five elegant pictures, K. H.Moore
five, and several others one each making
a row of beautiful colors around the room.
On the tables can be found THE ARGUS,
the Revieec, the Inter Ocean, the Chicago
Times, the Blue Ribbon Neaos and several
| first class eastern weekties.
NARA young man in this city is roaming
the streets with blood in his eye and a
purpose in his mind. He has for several
weeks been exchanging tender, love
| impregnated bHlet-douG with what he
firmly believed was the embodiment of
female grace and loneliness, victim to his
| personal charms. But the illusion is dis
PEELED, the writer of all those sweet soul
enhancing sentiments upon which he had
learned to dwell with extatic pleasure, to
| feed as it were,-stands exposed, an ordi-
nary vulgar man. Oh! Obi! Oh!ll
Twas ever thus in childhood's. hours"
S9H The long continued depression in
business circles has added large number
of victims to the list of baukrupts in every
city throughout the country. Moline has
been especially fortunate in this respect
having had very few failures, compare
lively speaking, among which we are
sorry to notice that OF Mr., Q. G. Cleudenin
For several months Cash. has struggled tC
keep his head above water, hoping to be
able to liduidate his Indebtedness, but il
has been pull against strong current:
and last week be was forced to the wall uu
able to meet demand for three or foul
hundred dollars. His liabilities will moi
exceed $780, fully secured By bis friends
able and willing to assume it. He ha:
gone in search of location in which tt
start anew in business, and carries will
him the best wishes of a host of warn
friends in Moline.
Death From an Accidental Shot
S. L. O. Hartzell, the boy who acciden
tally shot himself yesterday morning, al
account of which was given in The ARGUS
died at IL o'clock yesterday noon
This morning Coroner Morris wen
out to Mr.. Hartzell's, impanelled iur,
and inquired into the cause of the dealt
,, with the following result:
We, the undersigned jurors, sworn t
, inquire of the death of Silas Ola Lincol
Hartzell, on oath do find that he came t
his death by the accidental discharge of
! pistol in his own hand,
. Henry Fairclough. foreman, Gibel
. Erwin. Joseph Albrecht, Oscar Aren
: schield, John James, Levi Cralle, S.
Sadler. II. Q. Whipple. r. ". Lafir
. Geo. H. Edwards, John II. Jasper, A.
Names