Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-06
TOWN TALK,

Don't iaii 20 vote
Eiecrion dap tomorrow.
CITY cfupcil meeri tenigh,.
Vote the s,r4isot d.mocratic ticket
Eiec, Burial and Appelqmst super
| visor.
Voc fer weinhulger for alderman in
the First ward
Increase AID Daniel Corker's m, joriiy
in the Third ward
Robert Lee of C4he was 10 the city
on Saturday
Hurrah for Oh,weilr and the entire
| democratic I exit
Democrats of the Second wsrl vote Tor
Mccartney for alderman
! A bright little girl has arrive. at The
home of Aid. Charles Rladel
Hon. William n Gest went 10 Chica-
| go this morning on business
Matthias schuell left for the east this
| morning on n business rip,
Democrats. stand by your ticket to-
morrow and you will elect it from ,op 10
| bottom
The democrats OF the Fourth ward vii
| give Albert Huesing good majority to-
morrow
Miss Esther Rosenfeld returned 10 Chi
caeo this morning where she is attending
| school
Vote FIR John Ohl~eiIer for MAYOR
Down the office holding, public d-fying
ring administration.
1t is not likely that the council will
have much of session Ia. night Elec-
ton is tnn near Al hand
Tom Donshue will get there nv a
whooping majority in the Sixth ward
| Vote for him and be with the winners.
Carse s. Company are moving their
stock of boots and shoes back into their
handsome remodeled store to-day.
The Lilab Stuart Theatre company
opens weeks engagement at Harper 8
theatre to night. in 1.-THE Iron>master"
John Ohlweiier is reasonably sure of
carrying five of the seven wards tomor-
row, which insures his election by good
majority
William McEniry is again able to be
on the street. though he has not fully re-
covered from his recent severe illness
with the grip.
Indications point to the election of
Martin Vein berger for alderman in the
First ward. notwithstanding its republi>
can tendency.
Wonder how much time Joe Haas gave
the city during the three months he was
engaged in the futile attempt to return
Mr.. Gest to congress?
Louis May has leased the Henderson
property on Eighteenth street near Sew
enth avenue and will soon begin the oc>
cupancy of it as a residence.
The Third ward will give the straight
democratic ticket rousing majority to.
morrow, including Dan Corken. one of the
best aldermen who ever sat In the coun>
Gil chamber.
There should be no question about E.
d. McCartney's election as alderman in
the Second ward. Hetter got his seat by
chance and has never did anything to
justify his reelection.
The boast of Alderman Knox that he
carries the Fifth ward in his pocket is
likely TO be contradicted at the polls to.
| morrow. Alex Mcdonald will be the
new alderman from the Fifth.
Speculation is now rife as to the ma
| jority the democratic town ticket will re-
ceiye tomorrow. The general opinion is
that it will be a good one. and that every
man on it will be elected.
Capt. Koehler has held to the city
c!erkship with a tenacious grip. but there
is an end to all things, aud it looks
very much as though the captain would
fall by the wayside tomorrow.
The aidermanic contest in the Seventh
ward is waxing warm. Although the
ward is republican it is not likely that
the taxpayers will fail to repay Aid
Larkin splendid work for them while in
the council by reelection.
That Thomas Donahue will take Aid.
Schr oeder's seat in the council chamber
when the latter's term expires. is gener-
ally conceded. Donahue will run tomor-
row like one of the vestibuled trains on
| the Rock Island road.
Street Commissioner Harris INDUCED
| in brisk walk down Second avenue this
morning This was very good election
eering dodge, but it will deceive no one
/ McConochie and Harris will both be
asked to lay down their public RESPONSE
bilities tomorrow.
The Union confesses that the repub>
| lican is seeking excuses to scratch his
ticket this time The republican need
not seek excuses. There are abundant