Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-15

into trouble over bill which Kerr c aims
johnson owes him. The case against
Kerr will be heard this evening.
In the main building of the pillow shop
foundry about 81 moulders are employed,
and in the new addition to the same about
nine are employed. A game of baseball
between the two buildings was played
Yesterday, which resulted in score of
81 to in favor of the new addition.
In Justice Mapes' court in Moline this
morning, Miss Amanda Conner, of Water
town. swore out a warrant charging Fred
Chase, of Yuma, with rape, but the case
was fixed up by marriage license being
taken out and the couple being married
this morning.
A number OF the men employed by
the Rockford Construction company 'on
the Second avenue pavement quit work
Saturday night without warning, and
this gave rise TO report that there had
been a strike, and the men wanted So in
stead Of 81. rs per day. The places were
promptly supplied this morning and the
work goes on without delay.
DR.. ]. E. Hawthorne. graduate of
the dental school at Iowa City. has loca-
ted in Rock Island with an office over
DAVID Don's stove store. DR.. Hsw-
thorne is young man well and favor
ably known TO most OF the citizens of
this city, where he was born ana raised
He selicits share of public patronage.
Read his card in another part Of THE
ARGUS.
The bay stallion, Notary. 11,724, for
merly Atlantic, is now at Dauber's stables
for breeding purposes. The horse hiss a
splendid pedigree, being sired by Attor-
ney, sire of Attorney, Jr., which was
sired By Harold. sire of Maud S. The
first dam was Flirt, by Gen. Hatch, tln
sister to Fleta and Envoy with records of
2:2S. The second dam was Dolly. dam
of Attorney, Jr., record 2:l9. Notary
Is thoroughly standard bred. He may be
seen at DaUber's blacksmith shop IN
| Nineteenth street.
Joliet laid out Davenport Saturday oy
a score OF 10 l. The demoralized con-
dition Of the Davenport club has been
attributed largely TO the influence Of
Harris, who has Yielded and batted well
himself but has been a disorganizer il
the way of creating i'll feeling among the
players. He Will be succeeded by Holly
G. Shepard, third 5aseman who has
! been signed on the recommendation of
Graves, second bsseman.
John Maloney, man who works on
the street paving and boards on First
avenue, attempted to cross the c., B. &
Q. tracks at Twentieth street on Saturday
evening and being under the influence of
a Saturday nighter" he was not 9uiok
enough in getting out of the way OF the
st. Louis passenger which leaves here at
7:45, and was tossed by the engine over
on the pavement, and sustained a very
severe shock. He was attended By Dr.
Kinyon who says that beyond few
bruises he is all right.
A horse belonging to McCartY, the
bergman. attached to light wagon took
fright at the corner of Third avenue and
Twentieth street about $50 this morning
and made dash for Spencer square bu.
luckily a wheel of the wagon caught OF
q tree at the edge of the Sidewalk which
held it fast. the frightened animal kick
ing himself loose and making things
rattle down Second avenue where he was
finally stopped. The harness and wagon
were pretty badly pulled spyt, but no
serious damage was done.
At o'clock yesterday morning at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. q. Rosen-
field, 223 Twenty-frst treet, occurred
the death of John Haley, sged s6 years.
Deceased was born in Ireland and came
to this country in 1e45, settling in Penn
sylvanis, where his wife died 81 years
ago, and in the following year he came
to Davenport where he had resided until
q few weeks ago, when he came to live
with his daughter in this city. He
: leaves five children. Mrs. Sargent Fitz-
gerald, of Rock Island arsenal, Mrs K.
? Landuge, of Davenport. Mrs T. Quinlan,
of Chicago, Mrs. II. Roseufeld, Of this
city. sHd John Haley, Of ST. Louis. The
funeral occurred this morning from St.
Marguerite's cathedral, Davenport. and
. the iutermeut took place in ST. Narguer-