Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-30

Little Nellie Benell, the child who has
by her extraordinary talent as all elocu-
ZIONIST, created great interest in her well
fare among the old soldiers. is i'll with
diphtheria; so also is her brother Robbie
Nellie it is thought is out of danger.
1t was false report that the eyeball of
f. Molander was taken out. MAYOR
Schillinger says this morning that al
though there are not much hopes of his
ever having full use of his eyes. there is
no present danger of his losing the sigh
OF the injured eye totally.
Dimock, Gould & Co. ran their saw
mill 1904 days, and estimate that of 9S,-
OOS logs they had 1884, $50 feet of
lumber, 500. 900 feet less than the season of
1885. They were well satisfied with the
band saw mill work
Mrs. Hester Z. Huey, mother of John
and Wash Huey, died on saturday night
at 10 O'Clock Her illness was protracted
and lingering. The funeral was held from
the residence, 1902 Twelfth aveEue, at
= p. N. yesterday. The body was
taken to Greepsburs, Pa, on the 7:45
Chicago train this morning by her
son, W. Huey. for intcrment in the family
hurying ground.
The Chimes and also the Republican
pronounced the item of Lews in the In
ton lately, that one of the above papers
Was about TO swallow the other. false,
hood, made ont of whole cloth, concoc.
ted at Rock Island and put in the Moline
column for the purpose of having the
blame laid upon an innocent party here,
their reporter.
Graham Post, through its committee,
d. o. Reid. Sam Bennett and E. B.
Knox, have decided on Wednesday even
ing, Dec s. as the time and the Y. N. c.
\. hall as the place of meeting. There
will be as usual big time, and perhaps
n. B Els may have the cartoons of the
grand acts of some Of the soldiers
ready for exhibition on that night. in a
magic lantern. II will take magic to
make the acts OF some of them grand
The police made raid on house on
Railroad street, occupied by Mrs Lora,
and arrested two women and two young
men. Harry Truxell one of the inmstes
was fined 800 and costs this morn
ing, but on payment Of $25 and costs
will be released. II this sum is not
paid he will be sent back 10 the laboose
to work out the whole fine and costs. A
young man giving the name of John
CLARK, WAS fined Sl00 and costs for being
an inmate. by Magistrate O'Nei. The
whole fine was suspended in his case dur
ing good behavior Mrs. Lora was
brought up yesterday afternoon for
keeping house of i'll fame. The proof
appearing in evidence, she was put under
$500 bonds to appear before the circuit
court. She will be able to go her own
security as she owns half of the lot her
house stands on, and an eighty acre farm
IN zuma. Mary Wendell. the other in
mate, was sent to Jail for six months for
vagsbondsge.
SINNERS large hall WIS crowded to its
utmost capacity on Sunday afternoon to
| listen to the lecture OF Mrs Patterson
She was introduced ia the audience by
Mr. c. c. Waters, and. AS an introduce
tory, or prelude, read poem each verse
W HlA41h JHACu Win tuG sweat VI ILG
poor, and the blood OF the brave" She
spoke over one half hour. touching many
subjects, and informed the audience that
though she spoke of James G. Blaine in
her other lecture as a money masking poll
ticiaD, she never had been democrat
nor was she of that faith now
and was rather d;spleased at
that party for stealing her thunder.
She was born and raised black re-
publican. and claimed the right to change
her politics. The old parties had never
carried out the principles she believed in -,
nor did any of them act in accordance
with the platforms they adopted She
eulogized the works nf Mrs H. B Stowe,
but the people were still slaves. because
victims of competitive system.