The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-18

He is going to move in before cold weather
Al Dart will be the next republican
candidate for alderman in the 3D. ward
When he gets the Office he'll think he has
caught agar.
The Portland Argus is authority for
the statement that Senator Blaine spent
10000 of his own private fortune in the
recent Maine election.
"A new sidewalk is being laid in front
of Buford's block very much needed i'm
provement, as more people pass that cor
ner than any other in the city.
The Moline ReUleao expects to get, and
has the promise OF the tax list in the event
of Boo's election-Hence the cause o. the
Unions cross look as it cheerJidly supports
the nominee!
The Davenport Democrat announces
the sudden death of Mrs DRIP. H. Worley
of that city, just as she was preparing 20
visit Chicago-cause internal bleeding from
rupture of tumor,
And now Kaloch goes back on his
Sand lot supporters by saying there will
always be property distinctions until God
Almighty sees fit to make communistic
distribution of brains.
The c. B. & Q. road have offered
reward Of $50 for the apprehension Of the
party who placed the tie across their
track near Quincy, thereby wrecking a
train and killing one man,
M. Y. Cannon of Davenport, who has
many friends in this city, has resigned the
position of alderman. He intends remov-
ing to Creston, Union county, Iowa, and
continuing the practice Of his profession
there.
Col Richardson, a big Mississippi
planter and cotton dealer, says he recently
found nineteen negroes at 81. Louis, whom
white man vas taking from Kansas to
Ohio. Republican votes are needed in
Ohio,
The difference between the present
price of bills Of iron ordered by B. D. Blu
ford l. Co and the price when ordered;
or between the price when purchased and
the value now, is over $4,000. This is a
mics little sum to make in 80 days by lit
tie foresight.
The Peoria Democrat publishes the
whole of Hayes speech at Youngstown,
yesterday, as q special to that paper. Alb,
special is coed If Anyone really has the
curiosity to see this great political effort
of the fraudulent they can see it at this
offce-the original special just as the Dem
ocrdt received it,
"A telegram from Springfield in to-
days ARGUS says that the board of equal
izatiou has decided, by vote of Is to to
follow the new law Of 1879, and exempt
from taxation the capital stock Of purely
manufacturing corporations, publishing
companies, and associations for the i'm
provement Of live stock.
The county treasurer's deposit don't
; look so near to Capt. Robinson as they
did at first If the democrats nominate q
good straight candidate he can be elected
There are good many men in the repub.
Iican party who do not want to see Dave
Reid on top again for fear they can never
shake him off again.
The Moline Dispatch says that active
work has commenced on the piece of track
which is to complete the c., B. &. Q
: road into Rock Island. 1t is to run on pill
ling around north of the c., r. l. Il P.
round house, then strike across all the
tracks of that road and reach smooth sail
ing again on the south side, just below the
residence of ?. L. Cable.
AT 1890 to-day bright smile stole
over the countenanee of AL. Stombs. spe-
cial Waterman at Mitchell & Lynde's bank
Eleven, just eleven, cigars were left at this
, Office, one for each l6 ounces. The fact is
Al. is really happy--looks at bis reflection
in every window he passes mentally pats
himself on the back and feels perfectly
satisfied with everybody and himself in
particular, 1t is his first boy.
1t is now said by those who are in
position to know, that Kaloch of San
Francisco, was Dot badly wounded at all
that the bullet only made a slight flesh
wound; that be has not missed a meal
since he was shot; that he has lost nc
sleep, and that he has been only bleed
ing martyr for political purposes. Aud it
is not altogether improbable that the whole
affair was put W job between Kalloch
and DeYoung
"A nan has gone moon blind inBostop,
He applied to police station for lodgings
on Sunday evening, and being told that he
must go to the Hawkins Street Home,
answered that he was moon-blind and
unable to find the way. In explanation
he said, he was recently member of the
night gang at work on the new sewer in
f Dorchester. About month ago the mer
, took an hours rest at midnight, and he fell
into doze while reclining on an embark.
ment. The moon was shining bright and
clear. When he awoke at one o'clock and
attempted to return to his work. he found
be could not see, In the daytime and by
the aid of artificial light, he can now see
, as well as ever, but after dusk and in the
open air his scene of light is wholly lost,
Do not allow the Baby to Ianguish and
suffer, but use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup and
check its suffering. For sale by all Drug
gists. Price rs cents.