Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29

tered, it was pretty well along toward
morning when he finally fell asleep.
The doctors experienced no difficulty
in locating the ball and cutting it out. 1t
was not in the least flattehed, and this
fact somewhat disabused the idea that it
had come in contact with rib. Yet the
attending physicians did not anticipate
serious results until Yesterday morning
when they detected evidences of acute in
flammation of the peritoneum, and gave
it out that the case had assumed an ex-
tremely serious aspect.
MRS. DIMICK ARRESTED.
Shortly after midnight upon informa-
ton lodged by Mr.. j. C.. Adams. young
Dimicks brother.in-law. and charging
her with attempt to murder. Mrs. Dimick
was arrested by Marshal Miller a1d driv>
en- IN closed carriage to the police sta
ton where Magistrate Wivill was in wait
ing. and who permitted her to return TO
her husband, on condition that Iollce>
man be detailed to guard her constantly
until this morning. This Marshal Miller
agreed to provide for, and Officers Cary
Schaab and Kramer and Deputy Marshal
Long were assigned to this duty, reliev-
ing each other at certain intervals.
Dimick learned through some means
that his wife had been arrested and it ap-
pesred to grieve him much. He pleaded
with the officers not to take her, and
turning to her, said: "Oh, Lizzie. what
will we dol what will we dol | can't
help you now" The scene at this time
was affecting.
THE HOUSE PULLED.
AS soon as it could be accomplished,
Marshal Miller directed Deputy Marshal
Long and Officers Schasb and Hetter to
pull" the ''toboggsn. and this they did
early Sunday mornIng, taking Lou Mat
lock, proprietress, and Lizzie Alice Cook
and Mary Rsnshaw, inmates, into custo-
dy. They remained in the city prison
until this morning, when Lou Mat
lock was fined SEQ and costs and the lat
ter two S. each for conducting hoIse OF
prostitution, and the amounts we're paid
Lizzie Cook and Mary Ranshaw are the
| women who were in the dye when the
shooting occurred, the former being with
Dimick on the outside of the counter.
Marshal Miller last night found the re.
volver north of the "tobogg an" All thu
| chambers but one were loaded.
This morning Mrs. Lutte D. Dimick wa
taken before Magistrate Wivill for pre-
limlnary hearing, which was waived anC
her
| BOND FIXED AT IS, 900,
which was promptly signed by Mr. o J
Dimick, father of the wounded man, ant
who arrived from Chicago last night, AMI
Mr.. Denny Beecher, brother of Mrs
Dimick
| Mr. Dimick signed his daughter-in
laws bond without looking at it. ant
when the court asked him if he knew how
much it represented, his reply was: :"
don't care if it is for $4,000; I'll sigl
it" and it was one of the best acts o. J
DImick ever did.
| AN UNHAPPY UNION.
That L. d. Dimick has led a wild ant
reckless career since his marriage to Liz
zie Beecher few years ago, is known t.
everybody who knows him. 1t is al
equally conspicuous fact that in the fac
of all his infidelity and cruelty unjus
treatment, she has stood by him wit
unfalling devotion. Even after his elope
ment few years ago with the notoriou
Maud Terry as chronicled at the time, sh
was willing to forgive him and to star
over again. The couple have separate
sevel al times, but on each occasion tn
wife has been willing TO trust him an
live on with the hope that happines
might yet be in store for them. Lutte OF
the other hand, was in no way faithful t
his wife, and despite the fact that the
marital relations were blessed by a swee
child, went so far as to propose and urg
a divorce, but his wife would not consent
hoping that he might yet learn to recip
rocate the love that she bestowed upo
him. Lutte, too, had
EVERY ADVANTAGE
for making successful business mar
An indulgent father. whom, no,
withstanding that he shamefully wronge
on more than one occasion, was willin
to overlook his faults, make good wins
he had lost and start him again. T
Mr.. o. j. Dimicks great credit it mus
be said also that he provided for Lutte
wife with fatherly care and considera
ton, looking after her always when he
husband had deserted her, aud seein
that she wanted nothing whethe
here or in Omaha, or wherever Lutte ha
left her. and this mornings act on b
part showed his still further dispositio
to treat her fairly.
Recently Mrs. Lutte Dimick had lesrne
of renewed evidence of her husbands in
fidelity. and when she made the discover
of Saturday night the bravery she hat
long kept up, gave way to despair-sh
became desperate and irresponsible.
The case is sad indeed in all its SUI
roundings, and has brought forth ex
pressions of deepest sympathy on q
sides for the relatives and family of tn
unfortunate couple.
At o'clock this afternoon Dimick
reported by Drs. Truesdale and Cowde
as dying.
He made an ante -mortem statement I
| DIR, Truesdale fully generating his Wi