The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-06-27
AMONG THE UNGODLY.
A List of the Wicked Who Have. or
Who Will Pass Under the
Christening Rod.

Ine last uay or TWO mas Deen Helu uay
in police circles. The wicked and bad
men and women have been behaving
themselves in circumspect manner for
some time, and there has been dearth of
police news. But 10 and behold, things
have broken out in fresh spot, and as a
matter of course there is plenty of police
news today. Edward Mclean, halls from
Dubuque. Iowa. He attended the en-
campment there last week and had a
glorious time He circulated this way,
and struck the town Thursday morning.
He commenced trying to down" all the
whisky in the city, but long before night
he found that he had over rated the
capacity of his tank, for his head became
dizzy, and the dizzier it got the more
disorderly he acted. He was discovered
and run in, and yesterday interviewed
Chopper. That functionary fined him S.
and costs. and he having no money was
sent to the Armory until the fine and
costs were liquidated. Good bye, Mr..
Mclean.
Henry Eaton, accompanied by his
bright and illustrous son, VIM. Eaton,
found themselves before Chopper yester-
day afternoon. Both had been arrested
for assaulting two men by the name of
Colbert, an account of which was given
in the ARGUS yesterday. They stated that
they were guilty beyond all preadventure
of doubt, and would do it again if they
ever got chance-so they would. The
Squire cleaned his spectacles, frowned at
'em over the top of his glasses and assessed
them SIS and costs each, They paid, and
departed in peace. Tata. Eaton and son.
The police have not, as yet. captured
the fellows who stole the little cripple
boys money. Officer Andy Etzel informs
US that it is a question whether the boy
had any money or not. He claims to have
lost his money about half past three
O'Clock Wednesday evening, but did not
inform the police until about six o'clock,
although he passed Officer Etzel three OIL
four times before four O'Clock the SAME
evening. The cripples story looks little
| fshy.
John Samuelson started out yesterday
morning, determined to have, in hi.
own words, "a big time He drank
like a fish, and the more he drank
the more he wanted to drink. Blu
along towards night he became too full
for utteranee. let alone to stand up, so hi
laid down. The police found him and rul
him in the armory, where be snoozet
away his debauch of last night, and wa
waltzed up to Choppers temple of justic
this morning and fined So and costs TO
his fun. He paid and departed in peace
Exit, Mr. Samuelsoni
Little Henry Limberg appeared at tn
armory this morning with his head a
done up in rag. Taking tie rag off hi
head he showed Chief Miller hole in il
which he said was done by stone TIL
stone was in the hands of James Brof
another kid, who lived on Moline avenu
above Twentysixth street. Limberg an
Broff got into fracas last night abou
something, and in the melee Brof had h
him on the side of the head, and /
wanted Chief Miller to have Broff a
rested, and accordingly blue coated CO
. was sent in search of the pugilistic Brof
. When caught. if he ever is, and we SUP
q pose he will be, he will be taken befol
, Chopper and dealt with according to IL
evidence and the law.