Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-30
BREIFLETS.


Home made mince meat in five pound
pals at G. c. Truesdale's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Green have los
their infant daughter with diphtheria.
The finest hanging lamps and stant
lamps ever shown in this city can be seeI
at Loosley's.
Mr.. Ralph E. Taliaferro. of Albany
spent yesterday and today in the city
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Benedict, who have beer
guests at the Harper for six weeks, lef
for their San Jose home last night.
The Denver and Kansas City trains
from the east were delayed two hours
last night by reason Of q rear end COLI
sion at Seneca, III.
You can buy hanging lamp all com.
plete at Loosley's for 81 80 and with q
decorated shade for So 10. Stand lamps
from 30 cents up.
Hon. Horace Boies, democratic candi'
date for governor of Iowa, will speak
at the Turner grand opera house Dayen.
port. tomorrow night.
Money to loan by the Rock Island
Building association Tuesday evening,
November 5, 1889. Premium very low.
E. II. Guyer, Secretary.
Supt. Schnitger is in daily expectation
Of his new closed cars from the Laclede
Car company, of St. Louis. They were
promised by the first of the month.
Fred Roseberry. Of this city, aged
twenty -one. was adjudged insane in the
county court TODAY. The trouble is mel.
ancholy. He is a son Of DR.. Roseberry.
The ladies of the First NJ E. church
will have tea from to Friday night
ut the residence OF Capt Robinson. The
Philomathesn society will be present, as
will the Boston Symphony club.
The street and alley committee had i'm
tended to put a force of thirty men at
work removing the sand from the Second
avenue pavement this morning, but rain
prevented. The sand will be cleared off
tomorrow. weather permitting.
Messrs. Simon & Mosenfelder have
purchased of Mr.. A Benedict the building
now occupied by McIntire Bros. on Sec.
ond avenue. not for the purpose of oc-
cupying it. bnt simply with the belief
that it is a good investment-just a. it is.
W. 81. Berry, of this city, who was as
saulted by Pat Walsh at the new ST. Mar
guerite's cathedral in Davenport some
weeks ago, brought suit by his attorney,
McGuirk, against Pat Walsh in the sum
of $4,000 for assault and injuries sus-
tanned.
There will be popular foreign mis-
sionary meeting this evening at the
Broadway church, q: which addresses are
to be made by Mrs. J. R. Mills, Elder
John Byers, of Sterling, Mrs. Prichari,
of Woodruff, and Rev. NJ. c. Williams,
of Princeton.
Sheriff Silvis yesterday levied on half
the stock of DR.. Sales drug store, Mo-
line, on confession of judgment for
$4,000 in favor of Geo. Brown" of Mo-
line. Mr. J. W. Parker. Mr.. Sales part,
ner, was placed in charge OF the seized
stock
An Argillo tile walk is being laid in
front of Mrs. Webber's Second avenue
building, and Cable tile walks are going
down in front of the buildings of Messrs.
A. c. Scbsffer. ]. II Beselin, G. F. Wag.
ner, and Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston's Sec
ond avenue buildings.
Dsvenport's dens of vice have entice-
menis for The young bloods" on this side
Of the river, according to the Moline Dis
patch, which solemnly remarks: 1T
would open the eyes of many Moline
and Rock Island mother if she could 90
''over the river" on Sunday afternoon
and evening and see her sons carvings
on. Not a few who think their boys all
right are sadly mistaken. Just 60 over
once and see."
The Western Associated press for some
reason unknown to the general public. got
beautifully scooped on the terrible
sensational accident occurring this side
of Council Bluffs on the c., NJ. & St. P.
road night before last and detailed in Ia ST
nights ARGUS. So far the associated
press papers have not received a word of
it by wire, and the Union, of this city,
being thrown on it's own resources,
missed it entirely.
Mr.. John Lsrkin, brother to ex-Ald. c.
]. Lsrkin. who has been confined to his
house for some time with an injured
foot, met with a misfortune last nigh,
while getting off Moline car at Tenth
street and Second avenue. He attempted
to alight from the front platform, missed
his footing and the wheel passed over bis
left foot, crushing it, but not seriously
He was conveyed to his home, which Is the
house of his brother on Elm street, and
DR.. Craig attended him
A trio of advertising agents named
Williams, McSurley and Jones came
across the river last night accompanied
by their ladies. and at the corner Of Sec
ond and Main streets they threw down
their grips and took of their coats, deter.
mined TO settle a dispute in genuine
pugilistic style. One round was fought
when Officer Wichelmsn appeared upor
the scene and arrested them. The ladie,
accompanied the other male members o.
the company to q hotel-Davenpor
Democrat Gdzetto.
Richard Kirby. darkey. with whom
the Rock Island police have had some
thing to do. boarded q west bound c., r
l. & P. train at Atalissa the otbe. day
and discovering an overcoat hanging in
stock car. picked it up and threw it on
OF the car. Conductor Ryder, who wa
riding on the engine. saw the colorec
man doing so. and shortly after saw hin
jump from the car end run across field