The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-21
LOCAL LAcoNICs.

LOCAL LAcoNICs
w. A Page. of Richmond, Va, is regis
tered at the Kimball.
The Land League meets as usual to
night ut st. Anthony's school hall
Clark Varnim. Malcolm. Iowa, is at the
Kimball, doing the city with Geo. a.
Schmitt, on a guide.
The ARGUS of this morning can be had
as McPike's news stand, Brady street with
full and complete press dispatches OF last
night.
August Better and Dorah INNS, and
Henry Reginnitter and Matilda Brandt Wis
tied the Clerks Office yesterday and secured
licences to marry
S. NJ Demmond, general travelling agent
of the Chicago. Pittsburg d Fl Wayne
and Pennsylvania Central railway. left his
autograph ON the Kimball house register
Yesterday He is in the city in the interest
of the great route to eastern point, which
he represents.
Monday night at City Hall another meet
ing will be held for the purpose of of MAX
ing definite arrangents and appointing
committe es for Commemoration Day observ-
ance August Wentz Post will have the cele-.
bration in charge, and thus appeals to the
the citizens generally to turn out at this
meeting, add lend them a helping hand.
| Schutzen Park will be crowded to day.
the occasion of the annual picnic of the Ger
man Free School children. There will be
bird shooting. and browning of the vic
torious boy and girl as king and queen
Monday afternoon and evening the chill
dren will have their annual bali at Turner
Hall, the older folks taking possession OF
the hall at nine o'clock; and enjoying a
merry dance
| Charley Forrest, the account of whose
arrest was given in Saturdays issue, was
before Justice Finger yesterday. He
waived preliminary examination. and was
placed under bonds of $500, to await the
action of the grand jury. Nobody thought
| $500 worth of Charley, and he went to
jail.
Sheriff Desmond, of Clinton county,
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terror, and took him up TO De Witt. Mike
| is wanted in Clinton county on an old
charge of highway robbery. The witnesses
against him were induced to make them
selves scarce when his trial was due before,
but they are in custody now. and viii APP
pear against him.
City Clerk McSteen issued permits to
bury, last week, for Lille Hilliper, female,
age 81 years, American, typhoid malarial
fever; j. B. Temple, male, drowning age
and nativity unknown; Jennie Menomy fe-
male, age 40 years, American, dropsy of
heart; Thomas Morgan, male, age SO years.
English, disease of the spinal cord; Emily
Heckstadt. female age Is years, American,
lung fever.
The ARGUS married Mr.. Henry Ochs and
Miss Tillie Heinsfurther a week ahead.
Last Sunday it stated the marriage was to
occur. twill occur this evening at the
residence of the brides parents. 113 East
Second Street. A reception and supper
viii follow the marriage ceremony, at
Turner Hall. The ceremonies will be per-
| formed by the Jewish Rabbi, and with full
Jewish rites.
| Tomorrow is circus day. Sells Brothers
monster six united shows pitch Their tents
on the vacant lots at Sixteenth and Ripley
streets. The management assure the pub
lie, and they are noted for strict keeping
of their promises, that they have the most
complete and interesting aggregation of
menagerie and museum curiosities, and
the finest and best company of circus
| performers now on the road. Beyond a
doubt, Sells Bros. will surely meet grand
attendance afternoon and evening Chas
Fish, the acknowledged greatest bareback
rider, is with the company, and his esques-
trian performances are alone worth going
to see.
Turning Master Reuter- has selected the
contestants from the Davenport Turner's
who viii compete for prizes, at the coming
funniest, at Jacobsen's Garden. The first
class win not enter for any prizes. as they
have won on every similar occasion.
From the second class, the selections are
Henry Leemhuis, P. Rodding, Geo. Raible,
Geo c. Preston, VIM. Baurore and Her
man III. Wah e. From the third class Gus
Pohlmann, Theo. Pohlmann. Geo. Eek
man, Ed. Berger, Louis Hansen and
Frank Miller. Four classes of boys and
three of girls will also compete for child
rens' prizes.
A@ UNDER THE LOGS.
One of those distressing accidents which