Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-01
boys, Tuesday afternoon and Satur-

day morning.
! John Kanosky should be elected
alderman from the Sixth ward next
| Tuesday. He is representative
working man. a representative busi-
ness man and a representative citi-
zen. He will make representative
! alderman.
Aid. Daniel Corken has earned his
reelection to the council chamber.
He has proven one of the most
active and faithful members of the
city council and the people of the
Third ward will return him by a
mood majority.
The Sir Knights of Everts COM
mandery Knights Templar. attended
by ST. Simon OF Cyrene commandery
of Davenport. will attend divine SER
vices at Trinity church tomorrow
evening in a body. upon the invita-
ton of Rev. Il. f. Sweet.
Every democrat in the First ward
should vote for William Roth. even if
| he is the only candidate for alder
man. He is not only the nominee of
the party, but a democrat at heart.
and in full sympathy with the party
in all its measures and candidates.
What with the interest of Capt.
Robinson and IS. ID. E. in his po-
litical well being. and the interest
the same two are taking in the
Twentieth street pavement, Me
Conochie may be expected to cry out
for deliverance from his friends be-
fore very long.
The democrats of the Fifth ward
have n glorious chance to elect
democratic alderman this spring and
they will not permit it to pass with
out availing themselves of it. The
Fifth is democratic ward and it is
time it should have a democratic al
derman. Robert Kuschmann will
meet all these requirements.
Young men are cordially invited to
the Y. NJ. c. A. at $50 p. m. tomor-
row. There will be special singing
by c. NJ. Carlstedt. of Moline. also
ouartette and chorus singing. Gen.
eral Secretary Blakeslee will give a
short address on Easter Triumphs."
There will be other attractions also
of special interest to young men.
1t develops today that one reason
that the city of Rock Island pays
81. % piece for abstracts under the
regime. whereas a Rock
Island abstract maker is making
them for 10 cents piece for the city
of Moline, may be an additional rea-
son why IS. ID. F." is so anxious
about Keeping McConochie in power,
How much of man is an editor
who will state that he will not attack
the character of candidate in his
paper. and vet will permit a coward
to screen himself with an anonymous
while he stoops to such assault? Yet
the editor of the Union boasts of his
ideas of manhood. of loyalty. of
and decency- He and
his correspondent are of par-nei-
Their is to be feared
d. Roy Bowlby has rented a large
room in Star clock formerly occupied
by the Brotherhood of Locomotive
This room will be used
as a wareroom for organs, and that
together with his temporary store at
1915 Second avenue. and the ware
house which he has rented Of the
Brush Electric Light Co.. Will enable
him to get along with his reduced
stock until his new store is com
pleted,
After working nearly two weeks it
comes today on reliable authority
that the McConochie bosses have fin
ally succeeded in getting Mr.. Schroe-
der to sign a letter of their dictation
which Is to appear in the Union as
last final rallying campaign measure.
Schroeder fought the influences back
until. we are informed. the same
dead cinch" of Boss Collins that
prevailed upon him to 30 on the
ticket as second fiddle. brought him
to time.
The Union made considerable of a
TODD Yesterday morning because it
had been informed that the ARGUS
had made inquiry of Mr.. Hansgen if
things attributed to him by
the Union were true. The fact that
the ARGUS seeks to verify and
to know how far statements
by the Union to
others are correct, does not in the
least affect the accuracy of its state
ments with relation to the treatment
of Mr.. Schroeder by Mr.. McConochie,
the facts appearing in the ARGUS in
thereto being just as they
in every essential. In
view of the further fact that the
ARGUS, upon inquiry, found that the
Union had misquoted both Messrs.
Murrin and Huntoon, it is not sur