The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-21
NOTES HERE AND THERE.

Justice Hayden is still in Cambridge.
-Humpty Dumpty at HaASSes's Theatre
tonight.
Tony PASTOR on Monday night $fhe
OperaH HOUSE 2 - serg2y..vs
Tie gun club,are well pleased with
the new explosive ball. ~
The Heenes trial il not likely to be
concluded Before Monday evening 31S
-Parties complains that Franklin,S Square
is the sceneof roSdyisfa in the evenings.
: Burt Rodman still keeps the Bruner
Pap. If be wins il again twill! be his
property. as i..'sa. -s'', 70. .s..,... a.o. p.
\ There are 1882 members Of the An
|cient Order of Hibernians in Ohio.and the
Treasury has $7,650.50.. ... ...,i.. o.s...
+ The old Bean house near Gilmore's,
l6s being removed, and a new building is TO
be erected on the old site. .... ,..,... 4u....
There will be grand temperance
mass meeting in Davenport Tomorrow
evening at the Burtis House, ..., ...r..
1t is now admitted on jail hands that
Louisiana can produce more celored bars
than any state in the union. 'a- ... -. e.
Peoria distilIs more whisky than any
other city in the world. Bob lngersoli
lives in Peoria and it has got to DO It,
The advance agent of the army OF
house flies are scouting about and prepar-
;ug for an active campaign in July and
August.
4 Tho sanitary inspectors in New Or
leans are making alarming discoveries al
10 the impurity Of the milk furnished by
the city diaries. a-ss ~s".. r.t..,. -.l
Germany seems TO have quietly shout
dered our Government out of therSamoan
Islands, and to have set up her own au
thority in its stead. .~...- ~,
Two tramps, who gave their names as
John Carroll and Adam Kirby, were be-
fore Justice Cooke, this morning,for being
drunk. No money; bounced - 80 TO-.
AT horse fair in Paris. Old gentle
man, looking at very bob tailed horse
! Bless mel how short they have cut bis
litail." Attendant-"Hism master is a mem
Der of the Society for ~,the~=Proteetion oi
Animals. In this fashion he wil:nc: annoy
the poor flies. a-,-e--~--~--,..-----,--.-,--.-e--
Let it be remembered that the United
States marshais and deputy marshals, anC
chief supervisors and their retainers, t.
whom Mr.. Hayes says the elections of thu
people must beihtrpstea, they being backed
by the army, are allRepubieass and parti
sans. under instructions to work for theil
party. ~ g a g.
| The MagM % SHam ptour failure is
disastrous one. The liabilities will foo
up $2s, $3.50 whis'sthe. assets will mo
reach $4,000. Magih owned a thir'
interest 10 the real estate of the Rapid
| City Coal Co, (Gilchrist's minesA ,whicl
will not be affected BY the failure.
H -Hundreds Of persons IN, Washingto
who are depending Oh the Grant boom
for future existence took sort Of melar
choly pleasure last week in looking at tn
Arabian stations presented by the Sulta
of Turkey to the wandering Ulysses. Tn
i, venerable Mr.. Clapp secured enough hal
I FROM the tail of one of The animals 10 max
{ a watch guard f..1,sEr.
1t was reporter en live daily VII
bad glued his oys to keyhole sof a Bald
win hotel room, says the San Franeisc
I PoSt,when he was disguised to fInd on loal
: ing up that the occupant Of the apartment
7 was beaming benevolently down on hiI
from the transom. DAY, day." said tt
! guest, cheerfully; guess. you've struC
the wrong number. The man suspscte
! Of asorgerssua haibs . politician isne.
: door, and the man with feus wives Is ID
y across the hail.
e isVhefs in the liEnpls ps1itends
: can 8fiEo opssl5hs k9e skseI agd ,
= friends but once in eight weeks. TIL
q may receive IN letters or paperssent 'the
By friends, providing such friends CO
form 9th the following rules; Wri
plainly. Gonkne yourself strictly to far
. lily and business matters. lp directiT
u letters put prisoners. name and reRist
) number plainly on envelope. 10 sendi
% papers use stamps enough to insure deli
. cry. Write nothing on paper except nan
NJ and register number. Daily papers a
% not admitted. All letters and papers
Examined. No food or gearing appar
1sent to prisoners will be admitted.
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