Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-26

l tonight Will be, Tine Love OF zoo Tor
i Lost Soul"
The Downtown Progressive Euchr
club was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
Sewall Dodge last evening.
Choice Cstawba, Concord, Muscat
and Malaga grapes. Florida oranges ant
choice bananas at G. G. Truesdale's.
Mr.. Geo. E. Henry is now on the roai
as travelling salesman for the Rock Isl
and Lumber 8 Manufacturing company
Five hundred dozen kid,bodied DOLL
to be sold at great sacrifice ut the Fair
Take your pick while the stock is com.
plete.
A six.year-old son of Mr.. g. ]. Fors.
berg strayed from home last evening, and
caused his parents no little anxiety until
Officer Sexton found the toddler. and re.
lieved them.
The loss to Mr.. Frank Clough's snder-
taking stock was adjusted by O. G.
Kemp. of the Rochester German Insur-
ance company. of which Albert Huesing
is local agent. at $4sO 70 yesterday.
A freight train ran into herd OF
horses on the southwest division OF the
c.. R. l. & p. this side OF Montpelier
this morning and a number of the horses
were So badly injured that thew will have
to be shot.
Knock >down arguments-20 sets, Is
volumns. Dickens. 1915; Macaulys
History Of England. 8 volumns, 90 cents
Cooper's Leather Stocking Tales. 8 vol-
umns. $1.75 at McCabe Bros initial hol-
iday book sale this week.
The ARGUS has succeeded in injecting
sand into the Union and the Kansas
eyed concern swears that it is getting
ready to take its coat off and fight. In
the language of Ben Harrison. The Lord
be praised"
News has been received in the city of
the accidental shooting and manning Of
Rodman Butler. son of Capt Butler, Of
st. Louis. and formerly of Rock Island.
1t is not known how serious the injury
sustained will be, but one arm was se>
verely wounded.
Mr.. Jacob Hoesli, who was a former
resident OF this city, and who has been a
resident of Minnesota for the last five
years. has removed his family back to
Rock Island. Mr.. Hoesli has leased the
City hotel and will conduct that estab-
lishment in the future.
The green closed cars for the bridge
line which arrived yesterday, are much
hsndsomer 10 exterior design and finish
than any that have yet arrived. Inside
they are like the red cars exactly. but outs
side the light green with a greenish vel.
low finish affords harmony of color
that is very attractive as the cars move
along the street. They are beauties In
every respect. Supt. Schnitger now has
the Rock Island and Davenport line en-
tirely equipped with closed cars.
The ARGUS has tired the Union up to
fever heat. and the Kansas representative
crashes his teeth and snarls and paws the
earth. and then with characteristic impro-
priety confesses that the whine which
the ARGUS has asserted as emsnating from
its attitude toward the McEniry proceed
iugs 'invites the suggestion OF appro-
pristeness in coming from the kennel Of
the hound" That was the thought of the
ARGUS when it first applied 1t to the
Union. The poor thing had better think
before ii bsrks again.
The Union attempts TO intimate that
the ARGUS has sustained Mr.. McEuiry's
course while city attorney in dismissing
the Rock Island cases against the boiling
butchers. The ARGUS has done nothing
of the kind. nor does 1t do so now. But
inasmuch as the supreme court has en-
tirely disposed Of the proceedings. and
handicapped the city In its efforts to
guard the sanitary welfare of the people
with regard to meat Inspection, there Is
no particular need OF crying over
spilled milk" Let the ARGUS further
say for the Unions edi6cation that It Is
not "tosdyine" to Mr.. McEniry nor any
one else. II Is The fact of the Union
'toadying" and having been scared into
1t at that. that has aroused the ARGUS
contempt for the morning sheet.
Mr.. Jacob Mehrmann. s-farmer living
out near Tindsll's grove. was thrown
from his wagon at the corner OF Seven
teenth street and Third avenue last even,
ing and picked up by Mr.. John Tremsnn
and later conveyed to the srmory In the
patrol wagon. His head was found bad
ly cut and his arms and legs bruised.
while he complained Of much pain inter
naliy. During the evening he was taken
home by q friend. The fractions horse
dashed south on Seventeenth street as far
Zeiz' grocery. where il collided with the
delivery wagon belonging to Mr.. Zeis.
and which 1t smashed to smithereens, the
wagon attached to the horse being also
badly demolished. The outfit was taken
out to Mr.. Mehrmann's home this morn.
ing.