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The Wilmingtonian., 1882-09-23
Interesting to Masons.

the agency for the sale of the New York
Corner Stone, the Only lige M,sonie neios-
paper, published in that state. By leaving
an order with any local dealer brethren can
The Wilmingtonian., 1882-09-23

What is newspaper 1t is transcript
of thoughts, and record of what is passing
in this world. But it is not as most books
are; the transcript of the thoughts of sin
gle mind. 1t is an exhibition of the
thoughts of many minds. 1t is the collected
wisdom Of the world, in some instances, per.
haps, spiced with little of the nonsense
and folly of the same minds. 1t is a boquet
of butiful flowers, composed of all varieties
in nature. 1t is casket of precious jewels
of every hue, size and shape 1t is a sweet
repast, board spread before the hungry,
comprising the choicest meats and richest
desserts that earth can afford-a feast of fat
things-a perfect picture of every dainty
that the mind can desire. Who would be
without newspaper? Who would be with
out theeP None, we venture to say, except
old fogies who are a hundred years behind
the age.-0cean City Sentinel
The Wilmingtonian., 1882-09-23
it will be rendered

Will De rendered
by Miss Elliott and Mrs. Morley.
An extended and interesting programme
has been prepared for tn e evening exercises.
The order of the evenings worship is given
in another column.
The Wilmingtonian., 1882-09-23

An interesting feature ofto-morrow morn
ings service at 'The Church of the Redeem
err will be Duett entitled,
''NO NIGHT THERE"
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tere nit oenIelben eyn1trumenten, unb
oenielben GergrDBerungen borgenon=
men, tpie bic llnteriu6ung Oes WaIers
aus ber f1dotil6en gSaiierleitung, ergab
bas folgenoe GeIultat: 9as Mifrosfpp
seigte bon prgani16en 8eitanotbeilen,
auBer mebreren Nlgen- etnige, ooer
tpenigitens eine bobon grob genug um
nit bem nadten 9luge gefeben Su per=
Oen-eine @nSabl Setttr6pfben, Sablz
reide iogenaunte Snfu uIionstbierCben,
cine grDBe 9tnsabl bon perl6ieoeuen Sac=
terien, Spirilen nnb M}ierococeusfettcn,
uno beoeutenoe Ma1en ppn 5erfalenen
unb i'm 3erfall begriffenen prganii6en
8el ltanbtbeilen. gBas Die sllgen onbe=
lan9t, 10 mag bemertt iperben, oaB bic
ielbell in falt ie6em hieBef6en WaIler
ibre gr16eirunng MAIDEN uno angetrpf=
fen peroen, uno baB beren GesenDart
lDpbl ipenig Sl beoeuten bat. Sas
8orbanoenlein bon Getttr0pf0en uno
bon i'm 3erfal besrihenen organii6en
Subltan5en benefit, OaB bas Waher
perunreiaiat unb besbalb ais Srinfz
woller untauslid 1T. 9tm gefGbrli9z
fen finb mabribeinlib Die gacterien,
Spirillen uno Micrococcen. Sd fage
paDri6einli@, neil i6 feline 3eit gez
babt babe, bic borgefunOenen ndber gu
betimmell, unb neil es cine befannte
3hatlabe lit, baB namentli1 unter ben
llicrococeen unh Spirilten biele potbo=
9aHiiAer (&rantbeit berrrfa0enoer)
y}asar lino. SIM llebrigen tperben Sac
terle uno Mierococcen iiberal geflnoen,
lpo organii6e Subitansen unter ginfluB
bon sSdrme un0 Seu6tisfeit in 3erfete
sung begriffen iinb, uno es lit Ossbalb
lebr lei6t m0glid, oaB tro5 aller prga=
nils)ea @eftanotbeile bas Maller oes
Seu Neoso 8o9es ni9t i6ohlis6 1T,
tsenn IS DOT Dem @enuiie gefo6t miro.
Utltriren it nabe3lt nublos, ipeil Die
tpirsig tss:ae1t Sacterien, Spiriuen unb
Micrpcoccen nit Der er0bten 2eidtigfeit
bur6 ieoes Sitter pailiren. Sb Die
borgeFanbenen Spirillen bielelben fne,
welGe bei6uloigt meroan Dos falte
6ieber gu peruricAen, mage ia nid)t gu
enild)eloea. 0.sS. Detmer.
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fir INNER = fir ben 8ef ibsea Seben
fder; - Ia tano er, uno lein @ef6t
oas ibr ME 10 i6Sn rcrsetommen, 'pa'
finiter senug, aber Obue bic Ieiieits Spur
rpn llnrube coer Gusif; nno menn letnf
tlauen @ueen ridt se!frollsr blIdtsn futi
1onlt, 10 leudtcte ass ibnen Elm rut'6eS,
itetiaes Qidt bon elmer icnoerbaren, III:
beinliten 0emalt, bic nit iscem Dfcmsr=
te ut ,uaaIeu ihien. ltac eS lsud'tste
Don pben Der, 70 bod. oaB ils, Ole 9eppbn'
war, auf bic MenId,en tsratsulehen, gu
ibm aufbiiden muBtc. Sic bate INNER
pon leiner atielenGatfe Wuneerolnae 9e=
bSrt, an bic 0e ME aesIanbt, fpsil IL ME
cine Yrpte barcn seisben - l'tt aui eln'
NAL eloutte Fs taran aud, cbns Ptoee.
Sin Yadein, bas lie Fitr 9eplaHeao
belt NIB tas go,parp rnbeimliter ef=
ftien, ais ibr 3orn, slitt ou1h lpre Iinz
ftereu 3lss.
Gle Gno getpmmen, ias!s (ls-
lIno bin ia yssriii, 81 setsa, untet=
brad ct fe.
Yspor mir unS Suten Tag 9efaSt uno
ms bic 6dnse aeidiitietiS - Wein nein!
gleibeu @is! @preden Siel Wir 'per=
ben uns iaon nerfeben. nne vor WllenT
Iebeu mir ms.
Sts bate itm bic 'panb aereitbt nIt
fraftiseHl Otud, ZEN er faaH, erwiserte nno
ldrtt ppran. @r sSssrtc nod cinen Wtcz
ment; pauu, medauid |einsr Stonunos'
liese foIeeno, bob CT ben umsefallenen
8uuteuiI ouf, peten Dem cr ifano, trne
ibu in ciner Sano, leidt, pie e'neu
Gcbrl1ubl AZ ssR :tbtiasa aa Sofl,
wchin er lem ga getsren ihien.
Sp we,se i'd benn b!eiten, iabte CT
trauris etsr CO rire umlcnit iein; mir
wsrpen beute chamber 10 ,penis rerfeben,
wie friber.
(5ortieeuns fcI8iJ
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- Gin anperer irtereHantsr Abihaitt
aus 9ismards ianeisr @sls mar bis{er:
SO fpa,ns iest 3a psm 8orwasf oss 90.
cialismue. Wietasr aniipt mad mabtr Gd)
Der Staat itsrtoupt etwas mstr SOeia.
lismas an9suoanen (b6rt, hort! lImfs) uab
mEbte pem osifasns 'gsoarfniiIs aaa
aul psm 0ftis!s Der fcciaien Nsfrrmsn
entgessnaonmsn, penn wir otslelben Grin.
eipisn psrfolgfn rpllen, tpie bsi(pislsDsils
IS ole Stsia, 5arpfn5srs'ldbs Gs{fbsssuns
5s,iallh rsr Emancipation bsr Daneru
6sibaa bat. Das per aaa Sosal!smns
(tor., t5r!! linfs; fsor riaiis rsAta3
mir rsrSes ssnSttist fsiu, unlsrem Ms.
oieamtni fur Der Staat ein paar Iropisn
cetalsn SslS 5u3ulsbsn, wie ptel, bas wsib
Id nidt, aber ss mare msiacs @rahtsnS
cine srpbs grrnaaIafFsune, tpena suIr
pisfs 5rase gang aussr @dst ttsssa. 60
eialillti3 IA isps Organization pon Der
baaosa, ieps iistsrtusiiuns an bsaimn,ts
@srbanae, neil Der etae oeer Der anoers
Ubsr bic @smsiaIamtsit bsNss arbsitrn tSn
nsn ais b.r sin,slns. Srciaitllltb it bic
game slrmsgpfIsse, uno tt tSnnts ba5 70
eialifIiae BRIGHTER NOD wsitss aasFlsrsn
Wsnn Sic atsr nsnfsn. Unit eem Ghss.
dsnswerte ieeialihtf& mida gu idssdsn,
fann isa nar faSsn, eab Ii eiels 0eipsn.
Rerfs.Nt lafsasna istsswuaosn bats.
essnsu S!s naa pas McnoFpl ab, 70 taan
la nil elnsr befanntsa 8srIinsr ylsbens.
utf antwostsa; aDarnm fsiae GsisbiaafI
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Gres

= Sraa Welfe in SsaipfieoD bat i6r
gorrerbSr beltanben uno 1T unter $4,000
garsiaait seitellt mcloen.
= Der Sberifi 6. W. Balfe pOn
eampaSa8 bat ben 5armer 8. SarScoltle
ber lih Der gerbaftuns piDeriebte uuo
auf ben geanten feuerte, srsaslisa.
- Eemple ieierEe am 20. Sunl oaS
Sabresfeit ieine8 .8eltetens iur4 elm
Barbecue, acn5ert, Ball &c. 9(ass perlief
III srGbter 3ufriebenheit.
Su WalyeItpn wurse in fetnetn
3immer Be; 8uapalter Soba 0atts, 81
Sabre ali, tobt sefunoen. gr mar I'M
@sf9ait pon @er. Seslsiirn & 80. snse=
fellt,
= eOnis Mpra, 8eiieer zines @rcees
rie>Store5 iu Sanlde5 Statirn on bet
8io @ranbe unb Yeco5 Sahn, ipuroe bon
benz Gifentabnarbeiter GatrlctO ebarleS,
eridOHen. G9arles irar our Belt lAper
betrunfen.
- Deaeralantpaft We9eare halt BEN
Stidtaui ber Staatsbenos 5n $1.4o fur
unfpnifitutioneu, ba bic 8cn(titutipa psrz
Idreibt, bab nur cine Steuer erbrten wcrs
BEN ipa, bic sur Sfunuuiiacn @ergaltras
eer Resierune sea!ist.
~- Das Trisbridsburse ser.Bodenbluit
berid,tet: Dos ppnl Barmetpereia no
rninirte Gonlite Sur NrrunsirHng ber
lcnbmirtbldaftliden stusEeugns i'm
Serbite sieies SabreS tGat am peganaenen
Sanntas III ieiner.erften Sieuns Slianlz
men unn ermdblte bic Serra Sui. SAuz
@art gum SraRpenten unb Sarrh Sduls
gum Setretir pro temp. beS @cmites.
Die @abl fir bic 8eanten ber Nusltel=
lung Durbe nit fOlsenben 8eiulate pprs
eenon,nlen. Yrdlibeat Der aasf.elIns
Suligs Wanslebea. 5uiius Sdu@arp,
Gas. apennede, yieeprdlibsnten; Sarrp
@dulb, Gefretdr; 9enrp Senfe, S4as'
meiiter. Das Gpmte fompletirte itG
bierauf burh fOlsenoe ernennunsen;
s. Weisebauien, Sobn Smmel, Gaspar
SOpf S. .. D. Studeu, Yeter peep, @m
3ulenlerser, Wm. Wa4Idau, Scbn
gBeinleimer, Mpl &iebne, Srieorid
aiebne, Gma Wabrn,unp fen. unb ge,
seraner. Sur abbaltnne bss @Hsiellana
wursen Die 1sse Ssnnatenp, Sonntaa
unb Wcntas, B. A., IS, II. 16. Sf(p'
ber, in Nu8iidt senpmmea. DaS Cont,
bel6loB enblia, bepcr es weitere eefieitip'
8eIaluIle falie, all ben, Scnntas D. 2
Suli, 5uiummentretenDsn Sarmes=gsreii
81 teridten
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Nsifrusfcp;ieJe llnterfnahnng oeS
9rigt,0aiiers ppm Can 9antpmsp.
unteriu6ung bes % after
bonn san pebrD y a f.

Il nteriu dung bes % alters
pomS peoro . adj.
Die unteriu6te probe muroe auf
folgenbe 9Seiie aug Der Wiitte bes Sa=
des, etmas unterhalb Der Gaswcrfc,
entnoaimer. Gin triGterf0rmiger, lei=
neuer Beutel, oben unb unten often,
puroe nit bem engeren tntern gnoe
um ben Gals elmer weitballigen Jlai0e
befeiiist, llno bas obere luelte Gnoe oss
Seutels ungefdbr sebn big filnt5ebn
Wainuten gegen Bic Str0mung oes g8al=
iers ge6alten, 70 baB bas Waller in Die
Slai9e, uno bas iiberfiiIiitige Maner,
tnas Die 5laIde niDt 81 balten pers
mo6te, our6 Die 2eintuano lpleoer OBJ
flieBen muBte. 9ie in Dem bur6tlleBens
ben @aNer entbalteuen feften Seltanoz
tbeile ginseu oemna9 sum groBEen
Sbeile in bic Tlaidle, ,odDreno oos OBJ
fliskenbe @aiier, 10 gu iagen. bur9 bic
3einmano filtrirt muroe. Der 3ped
biefer proaeour lit lei6t ein5uie6en.
gs wurbe seipiiui6t eine mogll3T
grobe Anantitdt ioli5er Seltanotbell(
in elmer mogll6lt seringen Auantlta1
WalIer eln5uIammeln, uno baour6 Die
llnteriu6ung gu er!ei6tern. 9ie les
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Die Jiahrl,na. trelGte

- Die NaAruns, pslaa t.etne &lneey
ertalien, foll'e aus lsidt Ssrbaulidsn uno
SusleiA fd>mad9aften Glsmsntsn beisben,
pelae 8!ut. &npfaen uno Wusteln ;u
bilssn in @tanoe fino. gtidbt immer jt.
bod entttalt Die @luttsrmilh bte1e tGhff
ipiGtiaen Glemsute, tne eie btlsn Gerste
ofr Welt Der l@re6en hatsr als fiteres
Sutisltut fir Die manselnee ratirl!GsNa9.
raHesaasae Neuftaebter's ,Deut
{ DIES 6 thbermeb!" (Ba5olrupbin:),
bas BON nea aleinsy iiteraa5 germ eenp,
men pirp. Niaitsr, Die ciren ScsIud ca
nit esnaas paten, ip;lien BIZ rorjleltAn
Gtsen ldaftfn heiIslten ju fsabsn. Su
alien Qpst9eten ia tatsn.
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RI, Derfaufcu.

1900 fsins MtrinO @9aie, @@ur ~
Yfuno s3.25 per arpt Sserse in satsm .3p-
fanos.
5000 ssias Merinu S&aIs, sam 5
pfunc, 1918 per Gcpf.
5000 fsine @leriuo S9afr Saur 5
pfunt. So IS per appf.
1900 feins @srinO 9aofs, G9us G
yfunO, 1915 per Stgpf.
Obies 5serr:n fnb IOlort sa Ssrfaufen unb
@srsen aHf ben psrl9iepencn &anhcs at,
ssIisfert; sa bic jeBissa 8sNssr 2inbpiebsudi
treiben wpilen.
gtcnlo gu perfaufin:
1900 9ammeL sroB unb felt $3.50 pc,
aSpf.
1900 Mutteri9aie S&ur Al bis gfunt
So so per appf.
Die SeBtsren psrbsn AM %. gtu9ult ab.
gslisffrt wsro:n.
8raet icfprt mad tsi
! G,t1Wwlm se. 8udlss.
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Gprlets lu,ter &pltpreis bel

Softer unb galiien gum &pltpreis Bet
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5plasnbe 5tsitliitte finpeu mir In

= 5Olssnbe Stgiblitte finben mlr In
einer Der lebteinsetrofenen Mummern bar
n u8Slntl@en 3sitgnss. @GnhliA bat I:ep.
rinet Die asentsusrlsae gp!itit, weIds tn
Gspptsn ptne RGdfat auf bic Rstts
Driiter unp ptue @iaserRanpnib NIT ben
Wdd,tsn aaf siasae 5auf banSelte, ses!al.
fea tnb beialciien, oas europailde Cor.
cert por zen srilas!idSsrfabrenenRarre su
fpdnner,."
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4Jenff@s Briegs.
pslst bis INN /. 9ali 1882 cuf bsr psfipffite ~
@aN MhIOni0 aereIisbsn ilnS:

So1N WhlUHtD 3tfoEttDfH NHpt
q alteriaaI-S Glbrsdt--2 &br-g 9 s,ers-
f s,etet- Sp9aan GYerba,t-G fS fyunmona &
Ge.-ghriitof @n;ia-R 9 9uifmann-a 5eib-
rib gDuaro 5oa-g Sub-0 &oRemann-6
5Sjrbsr--Sptn 9lau5 (2)-get;r &rau5 = III s
asns-aosisr 9tm,nn- @asuii R6ts-G Sysers
n,ann- Sermine .Spperman IS Ebsrmeper ---
Wase alsna Dapen-gBm 81 @rinte-23 & gi3er
Safe Yfsll-2beDbpr @ee5tssn- Suiian 8ei-
nsr - Gsintplo Seifcri - O S@nsbsr = 6 g
e6plr-@pptpb Gafs = @psaii @@ultsa - 8
Gttrbmtger gns5ina SdEs-smeiit SNmbt-
Satpb gOltsrt-Ggitas 80 balspsr.
Ssrf5nea. ptIGe Sriefs abtolen, ndesn ttr
Glest tenaartiieen, bas fe sinen ,.adversisod
letter" uln(Gen.
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1851 @tn'inHs irt 9elraGt ren 1896, ,5]t
s~ Infrascn fir @esntsu. fuipie @at.r fl,
Gtuse tSnrsn aur in her OfTee is @ssr> 0r!sant
Btma6t weresn.
Btsen Snformaitsn Is. geRslunasn fbtsI5s saas
90 W}. Y. Daupbin,
9elp Oflsdga ss
gcparb Moore, Qsent, Gdr Seatoai u. @:sqata
6.rabe, Can AHlpniq,
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-08-04

which was interrupted by the rain vests,
day, will be played again in this ciiv a.
soon as the weather permits outdo,.
amusements.
Clarence Mart was examined late y4ss.
day afternoon by Justice Cooke on
charge of assault with deadly wean,u
The evidence was not of a convince.
nature, and the accused was discharo.1
from custody.
Yesterday carpenter named Tholopso.
while at work on new house at the un,.
end of the city, fell to the ground. brcaE
ing his left leg. The man was conveyed
to his home in Moline, when DR.. Dim.
reduced the fracture
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-08-04
TRAIN MEN.

Several changes have been made in the
employees of the c. NJ. & St p road, and
more are likely to follow.
s. K. Scott, freight clerk at Dubuque
and John Noel, weighmaster of that place
have been been discharged, as have also
several of the trackmen at that place. No
cause has been assigned for this dismis-
sion. John Mckinley will take charge of
the freight department.
M. Trumbull and Jas. Henry, engineer
and conductor, respectively of train No.
10, which train met with a collision at
Sni Magill last week have been arrested
ard are in prison at McGregor The
charge preferred against them was criminal
carelessness.
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-08-04
REAL ESTATE.

The following transfers Of real estate, for
the week ending Tuesday, July 4, 1882,
are furnished from the abstract Office of
Quincy Mcneil. Rock Island
G. NJ & NJ. W. Harper by guardian, to
John w. Stewart, WI out lot ), Spencer's Sd
addition to Rock Island, $500
Nancy Harper to Jno. w. Stewart WI
out lot ). Spencer's Sd addition to Rock
Island, 81.
Malvina Bruvers to Nels Anderson, lot 5,
block ), Atkinson's 2d addition to Moline,
$4,000.
Bagley, Savage & Curtis to Osborn &
Curtis, lots Il, IS & 10, mel 10, I'm, 2w,
$3.50.
Olof Olson to S. r. Hatfield, pit sec. 33,
Ism, 1w, S525.
Gustav Stengel to John Greim, 54-100
acres in me-, sci, 2, I'm, 2w, $500.
L. E. Hemmenway to Geo. III. Parsons,
Sd nw4, nw4, 8. I'm. 1w, $1,000.
Sarah E. Beal to Fred Matthey, sig 60
100 acres, nw1, mel, II, I'm, 2w, S1700.
L. w Beal to Jno. A. johnson, w, 80
feet, lot Z, block 60 Rock Island. $1100.
Martha A. Rodman to James Moran, lot
Is. block 4, Rodman, Rock Island, $3.50
Chas. Rundquist to Henry Runquist,
] lot /. block | Moline Water power
Co.'S. Moline, 81, 300.
H. B. Truxel to Theodore Truxel, WI
lot Z, block 3. Edwards, Moline, $500.
Eliza Spencer to Ruth Anton, "A 100
in swi 1, 17nw, $736
D. B 6 David Sears 10 ID. III. Koester,
81 lots and II, block 4, Western Rock
Island City. $35.
ID. J. Lloyd by administrator to Catharine
Lloyd, e5 WI nw4 %, I'm W ST.
000
catharine Lloyd to Joseph Huyett, n25
WI nwR %, I'm, 2w $1,000.
ID. B. Sc David Sears to Jacob Miller,
nj lot and II, block and lot = Western
Rock Island City, $50.
S. s. Guyer to G. NJ Dickson and r. p.
Dart lot 2. block 2. VIM. Dickson, Milan,
S876
Chas. Black to r. w Sykes lot IS, block
Z. Hampton. $91.
c. A. Shalland to J. p. HammerquiSt,
lot 8. block, West Moline, $69250
III. b. Kelsey to Cora Gleason n3 lot 2
and 6, of lot 81, sec. 80, Ism, 1w.
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-08-04

chute which projected from a coal plrtform
down to and very close to the'car.
His head and the upper part of ais body
was literally crushed to pieces and death
must have been instantaneous His body
fell from the car, and the trainmen soon
discovered that an accident had taken
place The train was backed up, and his
remains conveyed back to Gaiva where
they were dressed and placed in the cask-
ct and taken to Peoria
The deceased was a resident of Peoria,
where he has wife and two small chill
dren. He had been engaged on the G. r.
|. & 2, for the past three years as bag
gageman, and in other capacities, and
was popular alike with the officers of the
road and the travelling public
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-08-04
oPIArEs IN CONSUMPTION

The usual pract.ea in cases of cOnsum
ton is to give powerful anodyncs to ''quf
the cough" In all affections of the lung
this aggravates the disease by weakcniu
the vital force ofth system. The true aa
only way to cure a cough. is to ton
and strengthen the respiratory organs PIE
mote expectoration, and exercise healiu
influence on the irritated and tender mem
branes which line the breathing tubes AN
envelope the lungs, and it has been prove
beyond cavil, that Hale's Honey of Hon
hound and Tar effects these objects whe
all other means have failed. Thousand
of the hopeless cases of the Faculty har
been cured by its use.
Pixies Tooth-Ache Drops-Curc in OBJ
minute.
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-08-04
SUDDEN DEATH.

Yesterday afternoon as the G. r. |. g. p.
express train was leaving Galva, on the
way to Peoria, fatal accident occurred !,
which resulted in the death of Harry
OBrien, who was employed as baggage
master
The train had just left Galva. when
OBrien started for the express depart
ment which is located in the same car, and
the baggage department being separated
therefrom by the mail room.
A platform extends on the outside of
the car around the mail room, and on this
projection the deceased was making his
way when the accident befeIl him. He al
lowed himself 10 sway too far from the
car and was struck on the bead by coal
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-08-04
MARROW ESCAPE.

Last evening Louis Eckhart and Thos.
Long was out on the river in small boat.
As they passed the point of land lately
occupied by the old water works, the
two occupants were thrown into the water.
Long managed to reach shore, which was
not far distant, but Eckhart appeared to
be helpless from fright and make no effort
to save himself.
A young man named Harry Baxter, who
happened to be near at hand, went to the
assistance of the drowning man, and soon
brought him to shore in safety. Baxter
jumped into the water without any pre-
paration and reached Eckhait just as the
latter was sinking for the second time.
1t was considered quite a narrow escape.
as the current is very strong at that point,
and the danger very imminent.
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-08-04
-or of Rock Island.
The individual score is append
BOYS IN BLUE.
RIVER NEWS.

The War Eagle came up last night with
the largest passenger list that has been
seen the present season. A number of
tourists were on board, and an increased
passen9 er business is now anticipated.
The Alexander Mitchell and the Jose
phine came down this morning. The
Libbie Conger is expected up this after
noon.
Tomorrow the Minneapolis will be the
down boat. and the Grand Pacific will he
up.
The Mary Morton will be the next down
packet of the Diamond Joe Line and she
is expected on Sunday.
The Kit Carson, Silver Crescent and the
Chapman were the only raft boats that put
in any appearance at this port during the
morning.
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-08-04
PERSONAL.

r. II. Curtiss is on a short business fl,
to the east
f. c. Cropper is visiting friend, ,a
relatives in Baltimore and the east
Mrs. ]. S. Gilmore returned from III.
northern resorts this morning.
Major L. NJ. Butord and family rcpur,a.
from st. Paul and the north this mnrnin,
Capt Chas. Durham arrived home r..
evening from the east.
D. Roy Bowlby returned last cvpnn.
from trip to Chicago
Mrs. c. w. lTawcs left YESTERDAY f.
Delavan, Wis. where she VIII spend IL,
summer
W. c. Welch is visiting friends r
Honcsdale. Penn. He will shortly rr,er
to this city.
DIR. C. c. Carter, The newly cIcrfs
Lieutenant of the Rodman Rines. wa4 sar
eral inches taller yesterday than usual r
account of that honor
Elmer Bryson is the new agent of ,b
st. L. & St. p. packet company at ile
point. lie comes from Davenport, when
he has had an extensive experience r
steamboat offices, and promises To mss.
things lively on this side of the river.
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-08-04
THE LIQUOR DEALERS.
Proceedings Of the Protective Association at
Geneseo


The attendance at the Liquor Dealers
and Manufacturers protective association
at Geneseo. Thursday. was largely attended,
there being present twenty-five delegates
from this city, six from Moline, five from
Henry county and five members of the ex-
ecutive committee. The names of the del
egates from Rock Island are: James z.
Mott, John Ransom, Fred Applequist, ia
cob Ohlweiler, John Seigartner, f. Sprste.
Chas Hanerwacker John Westphal L.
Ohlweiler, Fred Shelly, Peter Sherrer,
Martin Rettig, Gus. Stenger Julius Junge
Geo. Gagner, r. Gundrem, D. Fitzgerald,
M. Folsom, G. Sjoblad, Peter Fries, Christ
LETTER Christ Schatz.
Mr.. August Herkert called the meeting
to order. J. L. Mott was elected Temporal
ry chairman and J. G. Junge temporary
secretary.
The following delegates were elected to
the state convention to be held in Rock
Island September 9th: Aug Huesing, J.
G.. Junge, J. ii. Ransom, j. H. Mueller, A.
E. Kniekerbocker, VIM. Runge. Aug. Her
kert, Geo. Hoffman, Levy Waterman, Chas.
Fisher, A. Fl. Lutt, Chas. Hanerwacker ].
Huber, E. D. Kohn, Geo. Wagner John
Ohlweiler.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Aug. Herkert, presi-
dent; Levy Waterman, vice president; A.
Fl. Lutt, secretary; E. ID. Kohn, cores
ponding secretary; J. Huber, treasurer.
The convention adjourned to meet at
Moline, at the call of the executive COM
mittee
The Rock Island Argus., 1882-08-04
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BASE BALL.

The Stars of this city visited Moline yes
terday afternoon and played the Boys in
Blue friendly game of base ball, which
attracted quite large crowd of interested
spectators. The rain stopped the game at
the end of the Stars, seventh inning, at
which time the score was IA to 13 against
the Rock Island club.
The game was quite holly contested, and
although the score was quite large, was a
very pretty exhibition of fine playing.
The score is counted on the fifth inning,
which time time the score stood 13 TO 3 in
favor of Rock Island.