Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-03
PREPARING FOR PALMER.
Further Arrangements for the Great
Jubilee.
Next Tuesday Will be an Eventual
Day in Rock Islands HisiOry--MOre
Committees.

The report in this mornings Union |
that there would be a change in the |
date of Gen. Palmer's visit to Rock island, |
is not only about as reliable as most |
things appearing in that sheet. but it goes
to show to what paper will stoop in its
efforts to belittle and do injury to a
movement which has taken popular root,
and in which all the people are inter-
ested. The Union attempts to convey
the impression that the next governor is
booked for Dixon the same day he is to
be in Rock Island. There are to be no
changes whatever in the arrangements.
Gen. Palmer speaks at Galva on the Sth.
at Rock Island on the afternoon of the
9th. at Moline in the evening of the same
day. and at Dixon on the 10th. He will,
therefore, be in Rock Island next Tues
day as planned. and all arrangements for
his reception, and the city's demonstra-
ton will be carried forward uninterrup-
ted.
Last evening after the speeches and
other exercises at the Island City club
rooms, meeting of the committee on ar
rangements was held. with Mr.. E. W.
Hurst in the chair. The following SUD-
committees we're appointed:
On parade-H NJ Abel. L NJ Buford,
Henry Butler, James Reidy. J FiIzpat>
rick, with the following ward members of
the same committee: First ward, NJ
Buncher; Second ward. 5 Youngreen;
Third ward, Henry LADDERS; Fourth
ward, John Streckfus; Fifth ward James
W Cavanaugh; Sixth ward Peter A Lar
kin; Seventh ward, Rudolph Schwecke.
On transparencies-T J Medill, F
Dindinger, B D Buford.
On bands and stands-H E Casteel and
l. Oblweiler
A committee to name the reception
committee was appointed composed of G.
W. Vinton, E W Hurst and j. r. John
ston, and that committee met today and
named the following:
Rock Islaud-V NJ Banding. chairman
G w Vinton, John T kenworthy, 81 C
Connolly, L NJ Buford. Jas W Caya>
naugh. Rudolph Schwecke, August Hue
sing, Swan Youngreen, George Jones, E
W Hurst B T Cable. Arthur Burial.
Peter Schlemmer, Henry Schmidt. An
drew Holmqust, Robert Wagner. Au
gust Lift, Nj NJ Briggs, James A Larkin,
Charles Wheelan, John Fender, Dan1
DAILY, Geo Foster, Z W Negus. w II
Judge. ] F McKibben. George Aston, I
. J Medill, Jud Repine, John Barge, Law.
renee Kramer, John Brennan. Jos Kerr
Julius Junge. Huber, Jonas Bear, Julius
Mosentelder, Dan COrken, Thomas Davis
John W Potter, T S Silvis, L c Bland.
+ ing, B Winters, Steph NAVAL Michael
r Murrin, John Brady, A H Hamilton
Gus Stengel, H NJ Abel, Henry ladders,
John Looney, NJ J Murphy.
Moline-A S Wright, NJ R Metzgar, T
: C Simmons, DR. Piper, Peter Schleuter
Geo Woodruff. E ROsine. A R Bryant,
D W Gould. II Lawson, Geo W Draper
Saml Hoffman, Henry Ssndstrom. Law
renee Ecklund, Herman Hannecke, Cha
| Peal, Frank Schroeder, Eugene Lewis,
South MOline-A Weckle, W A Chris,
Hanson. Jacob Weaver
Rural-lewis Wilson. Jas Mcdonald
Jno McCandless, A Donaldson, Franl
b Wilson Perry Cheney A L Sayre. John 4
: Wilson.
Black Hawk-Jas Dickson, CT Spen
Ger, T J Medill, Sr., DR. Jos Huyett, Free
Lickafeldt, Thomas Kerr, C Hartman
: Andalusia-S Goode, Jacob Brittou
$ .lno Houston.
south Rock Island-Geo Lamont, Tor
Bollman, Scott Gardner, Geo Richmond
Frank Beckman, YIN Hill, W C Mauckel
Bowliug-Jno Forgy, Joe Starkey, j
] W Docherty.
EdgingtOn-H Stoddard, NJ Schoon
maker, VIM Davis Ben Thompson, ia
= Taylor, r 7 Wait. J NJ Spickler.
# CordoYa-W D Webster, c B Marshall
" 5 Pldcock, John Farley.
Zuma-W Filbert, c Schafer, Madiso
Bowles, Henry Turner, John Schafer, S
: Port Byron-E NJ Rogers, C C Coyn,
h John Schafer Jr. E E Rogers, F S Gate
Is G d Moore, NJ Martin.
Eamptou-S Heagy, Geo McNabne'
Chris Denharit, f Stoehr, X S Silvis, r
Is Mitchell. A Hoffstetter.
'e Coe-Juo Schall. S Swisher, Rant
D Herren, Alex Hasson, Ris S4ddoris. NJ
nc Hauberg.
Coal Nslley-Geo Hitler, Jno T Has
- Thos Paul. Jno ConnleY, Fred Freeber
er Richard Battersby.
is Buffalo Prairie-L C Elliott, VIM Kis
&c Ter, John Kelley, Adam Stamms
:. Drury-Joe Ryan, H Foster,
. Ricketts,.
he Canoe Creek-Jno NJ Walker, d Ma
st tin, John Liphardt, Charles Gerhardt, P
OF Buckley.
!, Arrangements have been made f
an special trains in and out of the city a
SIS reduced rates of one and one-thIrd "a
y for round trip tickets, and even low
ne where there are large delegations.