Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-09-10
BRIEFLETS.
Jerusalem tonight at big tent.

BRIEFLETS.
Jerusalem tonight at big tent.
Arsenal council N. U. meets tonight.
Jerusalem illustrated tonight. big tent.
Pictures of Jerusalem. big tent tonight.
The dust embargo has been raised at
last. !
Wanted-A good boy at Mays gro
Gerry.
The board of supervisors met in regular
September session this morning
Order brick OF ice cream from Kreil
& Math and have something nice at your
party.
The new Improvement association
meets at the council chamber tomorrow
night.
E. G. Spencer, an old resident OF
Moline, was this morning Frustrated by
lightning,
Mr.. Phil. Mitchell today took the place
of the late Judge Lyude in Mitchell q
Lyndes bank.
Supt. of Wsterworks NJ T. Stafford
has gone to Columbus. O., to attend the
national G. A. R. encampment.
Bishop Walden. of Cincinnati, spent
yesterday in the city the guest of Capt.
Dob;neon a,d fapiiv
Commander Buck and Adj Stafford, of
Buford post, left tor the national 6. A.
R. encampment at Columbus this morn
ing.
Twelve young men, four from this city.
four from Moline, and two from Daven>
port, were arrested at Milan yesterday for
fishing on Sunday.
Sheriff Silvis has had the floral testi-
monials, sent to the family at the time of
his wife's death, nicely grouped and phot-
ographed by Rasmussen.
A special train went from this city to
Burlington and return yesterday to con
vey the turner's of Davenport to the
burnfest in Burlington.
Bailiff Miller and Turnkey Silvis went
over to Davenport this morning and ar
rested Chas Welsh, indicted by the grand
Jury Friday for attempted burglary.
F.E. Learned and wife. of Chicago,
are in the city on visit. Mr.. Learned
was formerly connected with the G.. B
& @. in this city and is now with the
Wabash.
E. I. Wilson. of Rural. was in the city
today and made a welcome call at the
ARGUS office. Mr.. Wilson and his wifs
returned week ago from visit to old
friends in Indiana.
: Chas Guldenz ppf and wife, of Wood,
stock, Ontario are visiting 10 this city
Guldenzopf is former Rock Islan'
boy and this is his first visit to his ole
home in two years.
1t is the invoilable rule of the ARGU
that no communication will be published
unless the writer send his correct name
not for publication, hut simply for the in
: formation of the editor.
Mr. John c. LafrenZ, of Davenport
left for Chicago last night as delegat
from o Sau.Kee tribe No. Is. of hi
city, to attend the grand council of Re
men of the United States.
On account of MIR. Cues engagement
i at conference in western Nebraska, Rev
A. R Morgan, of Moline, has consente
Ii to preach the funeral sermon of A n
. Crane in the First NJ E. church tomorro
{ at 2 p. m,
There are three more holidays for Il
} Israelites this month. Next Saturds
u will be their day of Atonement; Thur
n day, Goth, will be the First day
Tabernscles;" Saturday, 29th, will
= Sabbath Bereshith."
u August Wentz post OF Davenport lie
!! yesterday afternoon over the e. B. &
III for Columbus, to attend the National
g A. R. encsmpment and Graham Post
A. Moline left this morning for the sar
destination over the R. l. s. P.
If your friends are going to call on y
m or give party be sure to return the col
l8 pliment by serving Krell & Maths
IL H.,
at home well pleased, Put up in brio
ne melon, pyramid and individual forms.
We A change for the better occurred in t
condition of Mr.. R. S. Silvis. of Carb
of Cliff, yesterday afternoon, and it is n
at confidently believed that he is on
i'll high road to complete recovery. T
lr. will be gratifying news to the gent
of mans many friends throughout
ng county.
Ter Mr.. Howard Wells, chairman of
th' republican county committee. went
'o' Chicago this morning with good ST
BIC satchel to interview the state cen
me committee. Matters are getting PIT
critical for Bro. Gest, and his frie
rst realize that the only hope of his elect
o" lies in liberal distribution of hood
a. The will of the late Judge Lynde
probably be admitted to probate
morrow. 1t is perfect marvel of b
veal ness ability and foresight and provides
ros. the most minute detail in the mans
and ment of his affairs after his death.
lew for the continuation of his business
is a interrupted.
$ Eight men were burned in the foun
1t at the stove works Saturday by
on. breaking of the handle of an imm
it is iron ladel. Two of the number, Tho
he Williams, of this city, and Henry Al
was of Davenport, were so seriously bu
raw that they will be obliged to lay off
So time. The others returned to work
Ilias morning.
JOCK At a Knights of Labor excursion
Tue Clinton on the Libbie Conger recent
ms vote was taken on presidential pr
Jung ences with the following result: CT
ligal land IL. Harrison a5. and stree,er