Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-02

jorty in the Third ward tomorrow. The
question is not on his election, but on
how much of a majority he will have.
Give him rouser.
The Splrituallsts meeting at Moline
closed last night. Among the speakers
yesterday was Mrs. f. C. Williams Pat
terson. the X. of L. lecturer. There
were no manifestations.
All the songs to be sung by the chorus
at the rink tonight and tomorrow night
will be strictly school work. The admis-
sion will be twenty-five cents for adults;
children under ten years ten cents.
The Armour meat market that E. ID
Robson & Sons have conducted here for
| several months has given up business,
and they wish to thank their customers
foE their patronage while in business here.
The public school concert will be given
at the rink this evening. There are to
be seven hundred voices in the chorus
and the proceeds are to be donated to the
payment of plane for the high school.
Mr.. Schnell has no fish 10 fry in his
candidacy for alderman in the Fourth
ward, When a man begs for the nomi-
nation and then begs for votes it excites
suspicion. Mr.. Schnell is not built that
way.
Democrats of the Fifth ward should
rally around j. Il. Johnston and elect |
him alderman tomorrow. If all the dem |
ocrats of this ward do their duty Mr. |
Johnston will take Mr.. Fergusons seat
in the council at the next meeting.
The Business Mems association held a
meeting Saturday night to decide upon
director for the new G. Il. & W. road.
Nothing of Importance was done. Mr..
w. S. Knowlton seems to be the most
available man for the office.
Hon. Ii. c. cleveland arrived home
from a business trip to Winona yesterday
morning. Saturday he was out sleigh
riding in Winona, and therefor apprecia>
ted the pleasant weather here more than
the average citizen.
On Monday and Tuesday evenings oc-
ours at the Rock Island rink the grand
under Prof. Housel's direction
for the benefit of the high school piano.
There will be seven hundred school chill
dren in the chorus.
The democrats of Davenport Saturday
night nominated Hon. Ernst Claussen for
lis sixth year as mayor. The remainder
Of the ticket is John McSteen, city clerk
Eliel Peck, for assessor; Louis Rcick for
,ity treasurer.
Misleading rumors have been circulat>
ID in the Fifth ward that Mr.. j. r. John,
ton had dropped out of the race in favor
If Mr.. Ferguson. 1t is almost needless
o deny this as a silly rumor. Mr.. John
'ton will remain in the field until the
'olls close tomorrow night.
NJ. M. Corbett leaves tonight for Chs
ago on pressing legal business, which .
he regrets to know will deprive him of
lis opportunity to vote the democratic
icket tomorrow. 1t is not often that
IT. Corbett fails to discharge this impor-
ant duty.
Laboring men of the Fifth ward re-
lember that the fight tomorrow is be-
ween Mr. Johnston and Mr.. Ferguson
ir. Evans candidacy is side issue-a
Dol in the hands OF Mr.. Ferguson's
riends. The contest is between Messrs.
ohnston and Ferguson. Who will you
ote for?
Mr.. Schnell did not seek the nomna.
on for alderman in the Fourth ward
either has he made house to house :
'ur of the ward begging for support.
here can be no question as to his being
far more capable man for alderman
ian Mr.. Ludolph, who is so anxious to
, elected. Elect Mr. Schnell and show
lat public office should seek the man.
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