Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-15

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Rock Island.
Everts Commandery No. rs. Knights
Templar. has accepted the invitation
of Rev. Il. +. Sweet, :. I. d.. to at
tend services at Trinity church
Easter evening. St. Simon of Cyrene
commandery of Davenport will be in
vited to attend also.
The Moline citizens ticket is COM
posed of w. G.. Bennett for mayor;
| Charles G.. Carlson for clerk; j. h.
Oakleaf for attorney; {. W. Lundahl
for treasurer; Nj. Y. Cady for super
visor and George III. Mckinley and
Al Vinton for assistant supervisors.
| The funeral of the late John thinner
occurred from the home on Twenty
second street at 9 O'Clock this morn
| ing to St. Mary's Catholic church.
| Rev. Father Kopf officiating. 1t was
quite largely attended, the interment
| being made in the Catholic cemetery.
f. j. Nally, of Chicago, ASSISTANT
| general superintendent of the Postal
| Telegraph company, is in the city to-
day. He paid a visit to Local Mana
ger Winchester,a land also arranged for
| changing the location of the office of
| the company at Moline and at Daven-
port.
| A brakeman on the Rock Island
road. whose home is in Iowa City,
started for this city last night and
turned up in this city today with
his face all battered up and his nose
broken, but didn't know where he
| got hurt. DR.. Sala dressed his
injuries.
|
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Briggs to-
day and brought into the county
court where information had been
filed against him charging ham with
| assault and battery on Enos Allies
| while working on the Tower line last
summer. He was released on bonds
and will have his hearing later.
| bill OF sale given by George
| Barker to p. l.. Mitchell on chattel
mortgage of $3,17S was filed in the
recorders office last evening. The
| bill of sale is for 81, 500 and includes
the teams, wagons, tools, ice and ice
houses belonging to Mr.. Barker.
Mr.. Mitchell now has charge of the
| business and is DESTROYS of diSposing
| of it.
| The Amateur Musical club gave its
fifth Beethoven recital at its delight
full rooms in Krell & Maths building
yesterday afternoon. An entertain
| ing program was presented to which
Mrs. Kohn, Miss Cady, Mrs. Bishop,
Miss Beatrice koehler, Mrs. Simon,
Mrs. Kimball. Mrs. Allen, Miss Huey
and Mrs. Marshall contrib uted their
talent. Mrs. Kimball's selection re-
ceived an encore, to which she re-
sponded sweetly.
The Chicago Tribune of Yesterday
devotes two columns to Illinois can
didates for federal positions under
the new administration, and among
those mentioned under the head of
Rock Island not heretofore published,
is V. NJ. Banding for minister to Be-
gotta, Central America. Like the
other Rock Island candidates for
recognition under the democratic adj
ministration Mr.. Banding will prob
ably get there.
Prof. f. b. Swift of Rochester. n.
Y, Observatory, will deliver two OF
his brilliantly illustrated lectures in
the High school assembly room on
Thursday and Friday evenings. Prof.
Swift is in charge of the Rochester
| opScl 'dtolN gnu IL an dSii ouoll'I
and microscopes of high rank. In
order that all pupils may have an
opportunity to hear these lectures
the price of admission has been placed
at Is cents. Course tickets for the
two entertainments % cents.
Here is what Peter Cooper. who
died worth millions, said of a news.
paper: In all towns where a news,
paper is published, every man should
advertise in it, if nothing more thar
a card. stating his name and the
business he is engaged in. 1t does
not only pay the advertiser, but il
lets the people at distance know
that the town in which you reside is
n prosperous community of bust
ness men. As the seed is sown, sc
the seed recompenses. Never pull
down your sign while you expect tc
do business.
We understand that arrangements
have been made whereby the trial o.
the action for criminal libel brought
, by the Cherry sisters against Mr.
l Davis of the Gazette will he held a
: Greene's opera house next Tuesday
2 night before Judge Whittam, and thai
the jurors will occupy the boxes an6
the case be submitted after the per
) formance. If this is true it will un
, doubtedly be one of the most humor
; messed on any stage and will draw ;
crowd that will test the capacity OF
the theatre to the utmost.-Ceda