The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-23
WIRED WORDS.
NOW EARTHQUAKE.
Cattlesburg, KY, receives two
Shocks, the Buildings
Tremble
The Schooner Sea Gull Wreck
ed,--Note from the Mate,
who is on a Spar
Also a Two Masted Schooner
due at Chicago Port last
Saturday, Lost.
Judge Tully Decides in Favor
of the Bucket Shops, in
Contest with Board of
Trade.
Hog Show at Chicago June
18th to 18th.
Investigation of Hill contin-
ues when Murch gets
Ready.
Hog Show at Chicago June
18th to 18th.
ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO. May ga bottle was found
! on the beach at the foot of twenty-fiftE
street, here, this morning, which con
! tanned IA postal card on which was writ
/ ten: May 20, 1888. Schooner Seagul
has gone down off Chicago [ am on a
spar. Send help. JAS. Donahue, mate ,
| the Seagull was three masted schooner
| 20 tons burden, and was owned by par
! ties in Oswego.
| A dog show under the regulations OF
the National American Kennel club, will
be held in this city June 18th to 10Th in
elusive, under the superintendent cy of
| the managers OF the Centennial and recent
| New York show The entries thus far
exceed those of any exhibit yet given in
the west and embraces number of ia
nous animals from Canada, Ireland and
Great Britain.
In addition to lake disasters already
recOunted, it is now deemed certain that
the two-mastcd schooner Schroutlers
which should have arrived at this port
last Saturday, is lost. Her crew consisted
of Captain Waldman, his three sons, John
Jacob and Wallace, aged "a, 26 and Is
respectively, and y0ung Swede, Charles
Anderson
CHICAGO, May 23.-An incipient riot
growing out of the strike of the brick
layers, occurred on Hubbard street in
this city yesterday afternoon, which is
cited as showing the desperation felt by
certain class of these workmen. About
fifty strikers collected about the build
ing in process of erection and attempted
To intfmidate the men at work Bricks
were freely used and five or six revolver
shots were fired. 1t is now contended
the man using the revolver was John Sui
livan president of the Bricklayers' union,
who: it is claimed, was under the infiu-
ence of liquor. A young man to whom
Sullivan handed the weapon after it had
been discharged was arrested. The facts
were kept quiet for some reason till late
last night as it is supposed to cause other
arrests. No one was seriously injured
CHICAGO, May 23.-Judge Tulley in the
Circuit Court this morning, decided in
favor of the bucket shops in their contest
with the Board of Trade and the telegraph
thus taking a contrary view to
that held by two of the Federal Judiciary
and also two state Judges, having con
jurisdiction with him. An injunc-
tion had been granted by the court
against the Western Union Telegraph
to restrain it from removing the
ticker from Public Grain and Stock Ex-
by which the Board of Trade
quotations had been given. The court
neid that the controversy involved simply
a question of competition. The Board of
Trade was endeavoring to suppress bust
ness of the rival. and was not endeavoring
to conserve morals by suppressing bucket
shops. So long as the Board allowed the |
telegraph company on its floor to gather |
md send out quotations. it could not be !
allowed to dictate to whom quotations be |
sent The Injunction would stand until
the matter had been passed upon by the
Supreme Court of the state.