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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06
Dos'r SKIP THIs.-Tho surrender of
Emr~ror tSapolcoa ~ M means invoh~
Mat Barnissurrendcr ID harddhes % any

l DoSr : KIP THIs-Tho surrender of
Emmror ,SApolcoa ~ no means involrcs
Mat Barni ssurrend dor 10 hard times % any
other set backs. lie has Gfeatiy improved
the Mechanics BOARDING house, eorncr Of
Third and Commercial, supplied the build.
ing with gas, tho rooms with dns spring
beds, the saloon with The purcst brands Of
liquors; aud the table + just what it
ought to be-presenting IN god ays
everything the MARKET nhorI,. Bear all
this in mind, and, further, that the price
Of boarding aud lodging ls only % per
week, onn dollar per day ar forty cents
per meal. Mat nsk, share of public pat
ronugc, and 10 dcmcanng himself in man.
nor 90 deserve il. ,cp5tf
YouNG MEN : DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.
Tho Young Mons Dramatic association,
of Cairo, has been raorganlzcd md now
stands upon a ,ati,hctory basic. A new
constitution and code Of By-Laws-bcttcr
adapted 10 the want, and aims of the ASSOC
citation have been adopted, and the first
election OF officers, under them was hold
last FIR day, &, :. Delay Wa, reelected
preside Mt VI. j. Howlcy, secretary and
ia De- onia treasurer. THE names of sew
eral new lnamb.rs were enrolled, aud Mr. !
{, Hare y was elected as mn honorary /,
member and stage manager. The next |
regular meeting win be held in the room.
ofthc ass ociaiion tomorrow "Wednesday |
evening I.c, there be full attendance. !
Nix, ., q. BAawEIL has taken photo
graph of apt Phillips large new wharf
boat and the surroundings. that tells a
pleasing st. Try q: the Cairo river business.
No less tina IA six steamers lie wchged in,
nose on, as ainst the wharfboat, receiving
and dischari ing freight, and forming
scene of bus tie and activity TO be seen no.
where else on theriyers. Had the scope
of the camera been little larger, the pie
Iurc would nave embraced eight boats
very one of them attached TO the wharf.
,oat. If thi. does not indicate business,
shat does? n =
Mr.. BagvelI Is an excellent photogra-
hist III advertis er in the BULLETIN, and
gentleman with whom our citizens viii
nd it pleasure. 10 do business
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS.
DEPARrUk Es.

The weather continues clear and the
temperature 10 becoming quite warm.
The river has risen three inches since
lust report.
The Mississippi is rising very slowly at
st. Louie
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06

PREPARE FOR THE CmoLRRA.-With
tho cheated term comes the danger Of
thatfrightful pestilence- Cholera and kin.
dred diseasssS What unts,d and indie.
aefihabls misery has Ken visited upon
qasAuls annually ~ thee awful COM
RAkts,s But every one essht 70 Be made
Nusfe hats specific for thh claas Of dis
e &r~eiiaa 4 ccrtAin preventive Il the
csIsOmted Mhhlcr's Herb BltssW. II will
positively fortify the system against the
attacks Of Asiatic Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, Cholera Inhntum, Diarrhoea, Sum
mer Cemplsint, LHssptsry, Coiiss Paint
sts CSaic e. y. II. Bisscli, N. D., Ply
iaeiAo,hiAdhef. Of The U. =. Hospital ship
"Falcou' highly recommends II for chol-
era, -~nd-hss used It with marvellous sue
cess In such cases. IL acts like an angel
Of mercy in every instance. Sold by all
druggists and dealers. Price one dollar
pet bottle. -, = p, cod sep5d&wlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06

REV. GARDNER,
seP5d&wlw 70 = Atapulgus, Ga.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06

FRED. BLASxESBuRG, Of the Washing
ton saloon, 10 Judge Of good bScr,
and keeps no other Kind. His st. Louis
lngeri.. confes,edly, the best kept in Cairo.
Call 90 him and try it. sn II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06

FALSE CoLoRs ON THE F0RE.ToP !!
Whoever saw the natural tinge ronowed
IN gray hair by hair dye? No one.
Who can distinguish the browns and
blacks brought out by Phalons Vitalia or
Salvation for the Hair from Natures :?
No,onc. And mark, II leaves no stain
on thc skin, and is clear and transparent
and lias no sediment.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers. sept6 d&w Nv
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-06

q II MUOKE, TmIITr,
scor'rs- Rd. Dc1onia, J. n. bethune. y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-12
SOMFBODY'S Fun.
Fresh Episode In the Nathan Case - The
Tarong near Grace Church Inst Evening
The Ancient Traveller.

Fresh Episode In the Nathan Case - The
Tirona near Grace Church lust Evening
The Ancient Traveller.
Som smart fellow belonging to the class known
rs New York "bloods," yesterday undertook TO
perpttrate what he thought a colossal Joke. The
following letter, bearing the Washington, d. c. post
mark was sent to Mayor o'Hll and received by
that distinguished Cet during the session Of the
jury in the Nathan inquest;
WASHINGTON, Aur s. 1870.
as Re Tsns A ESs esScS S SSs
aud Tenth street. on Thursday night a. o'clock. the
the rapers. provided be will not be detained and
questions asked a. X. X.
On the face OF this letter 1t WIS hoax; but still |
some persons seemed willing 20 believe that Mt last
a clue might be found. But the heavy rain storm
spoiled the hoax. Had the might been hnc, some
thousands ofpcrsons might have gathered NJ Broad.
way ana Tenth street to watch Tor the with he
pagers and the origlnators OF the cdrnrd would
have been satisfied with a good view of their
dupel victims reporter OF THE Sus, intent
uron learning everything having the rcmotest con.
necton with the terrible tragedy. stationed himself
in TIE neichborhood designated BY the letter at TIE
hour named After he had waited a short time sew.
esal persons arrived. and, takhg up their positions
under awulngs and in doorway, waited.
Eight O'Clock came, pnd precisely at the arrointed
hour. a tall. thin long-beatdcd man wrapped In the
folds VI hu-e Waterproof CLOAK ami wearing a
dark SLOUGH hat walked up from EltyeLlh street.
All ewes were tui ned unon rim. czrecta.!on was CT
the nptoe, aud tire cTedulous began to dream OF
something mysterious. Tie strapHr paused. put
lis hand into his deep rCtket and drew there from
y witch and benenth the hnp post learned the
time. The ancient inthH iuni emerged frOm the
church porch, satisfied Il &c the que mess Of the
man. hand had deceived H. owes ana by the aid Of
hs long cane cure uliy searched te grass Ia IN
chuichTard ior tie uiss.as papers. He returned
to the porch disappointed
Nine c'rocs came. hr' no ono arrived 20 collect
tic fsp tor tine simple reason ta' nobody had de-
pgsi.tl tar money Osp Dy one Tie persons Who
lad hav 'uc 10 .or gH hour took O. trt 19Ir'urc,
nnl Grtcc Cnurch was lc'i alone 30 i.- grindeGr.
Thanking chat To- etw 90 ,hc der. RIOS 90, ancient
traveller beneath M rorch urcnWmun "Irne tness,
the rcpur'cg entered into COW rsf'i'1 w. MIN
R6roucr-Arr 'ou iooliur .vr tue aan WiSv IS 90
return the r-pers.
Ancient 1i.yeicr-I an .sir.
Re ortci-Dont you tank the Whole thing s -
ho1xY
4 No cir: know & amt.
Rcpoit-r-iioW SOL
i. I'll know all abou. II. They dare no; ~. mc
on tire witness stand.
RcrOrttr-Nhy SO
A. ri know what that ra-c- 90 INC stcco was
| Il was TIE coccil e. the will. sir | know what
| cC7tfiqs.
Nv tus time tie ancient traveller had reached
tac .Eupos and. canning hIs taGrcs " tlC hsit
,iN r.Uurt,I Tvcorniz Ian rcConuIc parsonage who
was some tiue ago Az luuaty U! tue County Lunluc
| Asylum.
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The swift downfall Of the BoNAPARTEs
VII teach the Wholesome lesson that fraud
and crime, whether in hi.gi. or low places,
Is sure in the long run TO BIZ Uyo:,2kcn by
punishment.
For the last twenty years the worll has
been forced to witness the hunniliatng spec
laclc of an INSCRIPTIONS had man directing
the dcstnies of a great and noble nation, and
mining at universal supremacy Countc-
nanced By Great Britain and other interested
powers, LOUIS NAPOLEON knew no bounds
TO his ambition II wild fancy believed
that he could make Of Paris the ccutrc Of the
modern world, and OF himself its dictator.
When the rebellion broke out in tn
United States, this bold adventurGr laborcd
necessarily to destroy the Union, constantly
urging upon England the recognition of the
Confcderacy, and hoping to convert the Gulf
Of Mexico into n French lake with Louisiana
Rpd Texas as the new transatlantic acq4 a..
lions of a Latin empire. Tho unfortunate
and gifted Prince who served as the insru,
mcnt in this design was shot his Lcrcavcl
widow became stark mad the BoHAPARTH
lcgiOns were driven in shame and ignominy
from Mexico, as they have now been from
hlsacc; and the hero of Boulogno and Stras-
bourg, who now caps the climax of the ludi.
crous by threatening TO let loose upon tho
crowned heads of Europe the pestilence of
republican connections, saw his prestige OK.
tingushcd in the wicked attempt TO destroy
the only powerful republic on earth
DO AS from tae outset Of his career, the ridi
culous Is mixed up with the sublime in
ell his doings TO the very last. As ho APP
,proachcs his dissolution, the ridiculous seems
20 get the better of the sublime, and Don
QUIXoTE himself is eclipsed in The baptism
Of fire of the Prince Imperial and in the
Vhrieks of agony of EUGENIE as she anti.
cipates the arrival of the Prussans ut the
gates OF Paris, What would have boon
thought Of LINCOLN if, after our Bull Run,
he had, like ErcENIE, rent the ar with cries
OF desperation, AMI filled the hearts of the
people with disnoy, giving place to rcvolu-
tionary fury?
The fact is tlat LouIs NAPOLEON and
EUGENE, and you.P IuvI~-hc Of the ban
ism OF fro-have triled with France in war
az in peace, aiming rather at mclodramatic
theatrical effects, than at solid blows for tic
national welfare. The comp dftat was fol
lowed by scr,cs Of co - De Mtdar. Ike tLe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-12
The Dominican Protectoratc.

A general demand has been made by the
press 10 know the authority under which
Zen. GRANT has assumed to establish pro
iectoratc over the sc-called republic of st
Domingo. That such protectoratc is still
continued, notwithstanding the rejection of
The annexation treaty, is a notorious fact,
confirmed by official statements from various
quarters and now at last we have found
public statement of the reason of the Pres
dent for undertaking to apply the forces OF
the United States 10 such use
1t lie stated in the improved Times that the
rejected annexation treaty contains a clause
providing for the protection Of 81. Domingo
against warlkc movements proc cding from
Hayt, and revolution originating within Tho
limits of ST. Domingo itself The treaty for
SANTANA bay, upon which the Senate has not
yet acted, is also said TO contain similar pro
ments, the one contained in the rejected
treaty and the other in the treaty on which
the Senate did not see fit to take action, that
the protcctoratc is kept M.
Now, facts like these canno, relieve Prcsi-
dent GRANT from the most serious rospou-
tibility in this case. He las no authority 70
establish protcctorate over any foreign
country until Congress has given its assent
to such measure. No mchoate treaty can
empower him to order the naval forces Of the
United States to take part either in a foreign
or domestic war in st. Domingo. 1t is an
net ofpure usurps,ion ON his part, that ought
10 be dealt with severely as soon as Con
gress again resumes the exercise of its con
stitutonal functions.
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aanlah were spoken Of openly on the
courss and exposed by the newspapers. II
was charged \ that the starter was to
receive md did receive the purse
from the owner of Connolly for the start
This has never been denied We do not Say
it is true, nor do we believe that my horseia
that race could beat Connolly. But 10 the
scandal any the less damaging 70 the oourseR
large sums Of money were put out on
FLY of Mr.. T. MORRIS in n race of thrcequar-
tors Of mile. The horses were not allowed
TO 20 away until after frequent attempts
and when scnt of, that FLY was last, and by
tn start beaten. A Shout Of fraud went up
at once from all parts of the course. But
lucrily the FLY was very speedy, and ran
forward and won Yet no notice was taken
Of this The foot Of the FLY prevented
fraud.
Last fall, on jerome Park, In q race in
which were Booster and Jubal, there was q
collision and Boastcr won Ivy 1t. Jubal lost.
A gentleman of the turf on social terms with
the judges, who had large pool Of thou
sands OF dollars on tho race, went into the
stand and talked 70 tho judges before their.
decision on the cross. The judges decided.
tic race ia the face Of the very words Of
their own ru,e in such n case, and Boaster
ard his hackers won by il.
Last ycnr gentleman won three short
races nj Saratoga, and his son was tho starter.
The fathers horscs never went off until they
wore in good lead. Here was n scandal
They would probably have won, and there.
fore the starting was still more rcprchcn-
sillc.
AT Long Branch, MCKINNEY was, in
three.quartcr mile race, sent of lengths
ahead, and Nellie Ransom left at the post.
The race was won by the start. Nellie ran
into good place at the finish, and with an
even start should have won. Thousands Of
dollars changed hands on it, and fraud was
charged.
Now, cannot all these outraPos be pre-
vented We printed an account from
Rochester journal Of fraud, in which Mr..
CoRNING's horse George Palmer and Mr..
SMITu's mare Lady Thornc were engaged.
Can these glazing frauds be permitted and
the turf continue TO have decent countc
nance?
Bad starring has become chronic on these
courses, and great wrongs flow from it. Can
not this lie cprrectedP
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-12
ZONES AGIIN.
CHS Hall Park. the COroners' Paradise
Prospect of more Probable InGarsts
over Thigh Bones aud huec Joints.

CHS Hall Park. the COToners' Paradise re-
Prospect of more Profitable In1arsts
over Thigh Bones and Nuec Joints.
Yesterday and the Gay before the Workmon enc
gagged in laying Toe gas pipe IN tae Clty ha Park
eXhumel many bones, supposed 10 be taose Of
cholera victims buried IN 1852. As several skeletons
had been taken from near the same spot only two
weeks ago, The excitement Of the spectators b.
no means Intense; uuL tue second discovery, 10
view OF What rcss,Ied from the first gave rise 10 a
discussion which may yet eliminate 10 serious DIN
Guilty between certain city officials.
II will be remembered that when the fifteen skc'c.
tons were c1lumed, about the 25.a OF last month,
Coroner schirmer summoned jury. AMI held 1Hccn
iuQuests. YESTERDAY the question among these who
witnessed the disntermeni was whether the Coroner
could, would, or should Investigate officially, 1t a
charge OF So for each inquest ~ causes which had
led to the death Of the people OF whom these bones
were once pir; and parcol II was held by anumbcr
gen lemcn, evidently onice.hold,rs that TIE Coro
ncr was bound to hold the iuqncsts.
A Sun reporter, after listening with deep inter- i
TO the discussion, when was somewhat prolractcd
(brlng carried on IN defiance Of all rules prescribed
fer the Cove. nm,n' OF debate sought to learn
whether e;hyr OF the Coroners had nc,u informed
that the bones Lad u2en fouul. on hi~ travels over
the Improve, Ha}Ks %. III Park, the reporter fo IA
with German gentleman df Grave A. Get, a cror-
man. WHO lldO or' iatrii an hlsA LoAActNss
hir, the reporter Idira.-c himself
Reportct-lave you seen the bodies Just taken up
from The rear OF the ihN Receivers ,tice
Germun-Gah (w''h Vehcm-nrcl Bad, IRE dose
Zones p0dies Mem Colt vs. dty not dick Oop de
kIa esa-ds and call dem det b,lh,cs podc- dot IL
nuti.e dan dnst ike dis-rooit IND nov de Gore
ner kiynn und de Coroner Sclirmer, und de onner
iehers, dey vii COON down und via dako Us puncs
gnd hod inquest, mid dem Dd% Den who ny
Not we got Tor ~ Not 80 moOel dan tOmpt q.
nickel hil. Dot oc' a scAwn'le, upd l leei de
country.
Reporter-Are YOU sure that inquosts will he held I
German scratching MS headi-NcIl Mem Cot |
Day got dirty dollar ~ tch inquest Cnd dcy are
bo,idiciIns, lisf you know bolidican in your Ito
dot vii oXcoosc herself VI mlkiag dirty dollar I
MOI Dam.
On 'urtier inquiry The reporter learned that both
CorOners had been notified Oy certain hungry han g.
Crs-on, who hone 10 be employed as jurors; AMI
that In all probability tie newiy-aIsCoycred bones
win to-day be subjected 10 scrutiny 10y the two
officers, aiCr equitable division a. the relies. As
the homes were all rclnteTed yesterday by order u
~ superintendent OF the wOrkmcn the Coruncri
viii be obliged TO issue counter orders aud have tho
treasure again Droug,t to light, before they can en-.
act tht farce by which they EXPECT to draw liberal
lees from the City Treasury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-12
Turning OUT Women Cierkr.


WASHINGTON, Aug. lit is an undenicile
fact that women take them az q class, make better
clerks than men do; more faithful, more decorous
IN their behavior, seldom II ever INDUCING In dissi
patton and only tho more foolish In extravaganza;
for no woman can throw muea money away out Of a
salary Of $40 Il month
But merit has little II anything TO do with obtain
ing or retaining a clcrkship In any one Of the de-
partments Of tile Government.
Congressional influence is the one. and might
say the only thing need 10 secure and retain such
position, without which one may, however worthy
needy, be thrust into streets beggar; for 1t
IL an exceptional c,se II clerk with the present
orbitant prices has one penny saved whcrewithal to
bribe the future In ease of emergency.
Onll last week there were many dIsmssals, among
whom were several most worthy young girls rang
ing ron 16 to Is years who. vita their scanty sala
~ OF $50 per month, were the sole support OF
mothers wioWe ed by the war, and OF iatherless
brothers and sIsters.
Wien these Young girls received without even a
WHISPERED ptomonion the communication "Iour
tainted, others went into hysteric cts, while some
sohhed aud cried aloud; making scene more Affect
ing than any we have wiincssc for MANY day.
While these young girls are thrust homeless into
the streets, with helpless mothers or younger mem
bers OF tue family, who are deprived OF bread
through such heahenis act Of some upstart official.
other female clerks are retained who have gooc
homes. with no responsibilities to iced and clOthe
anil who have claims upon the Government.
might cite several individual eases, and viii do
so Should another sucn outrage hc psrpeirate I
againtt justice aud humpDitS. n. uAhiIIOS.
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Crimcan and Mexican, and finally theNPrss
sian wars all intended TO divert the atten-
ton of Frenchmen from their affect political
condition, and ~ dazzle the imprcssble
imagination of that enthusiastic people. The
,,lcI;s-itrrr was another Of these theatrical
displays but it revealed the implacable nm
tagonism of the enlightened classes against
Bonapartism, and made it manifest 10 the
Emperor TINT lie was supported only by the
beniphtcd and unintelligent part of his sub.
iects. Hence feeling himself most weak in
the flush of victory, he was urged on TO
this last desperate adventure. The pleJis.
clm was moral Waterloo, gondiug him to
despair; and he rushed to aims to recover
in the clash OF battle the prestige lac had
lost in the arena ofpolities. The first result
IS the disastrous defeat OF IIngenau; the last
his Adhesion aad tho exio from France of
all the BoNNrAHTEs.
1t il satisfactory to remember that ever
since 1851 BoSAIALTE has never ceased on
this side Of the Atlantic TO lie held M to the
scorn of mankind. Long Lefore lis con
spiracy against the integrity Of tie Union,
American Ta'l.clsts branded linn ns male.
foctor. filter for the gallons than for the
throne and while tie English Parliament
and press bowed hcfcrc him in ahject subscr-
vicncy, The truth about him was told In un-
mstakable terms by public men aud journal
isis Of the republic he sought TO destroy. II
Is remarkable too, that the most truth loving
of all races, the German. las been selected
to castigate and to lay low the great demon
slizer and impostor of the age Thus finally
the Justice Of Heaven is indicated to men,
and fraud and folly receive the punishment
that is their due.
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Today, the Saratoga sportmen begin the
racing of the second meeting Of this year,
Last year the moral sense Of the community
was shocked by the cup race on that fashion.
allie course The favorites for the prize
were Bayonet and Vauxhall Large sums
were invested on each. As soon as the horses
had started it was clear that something was
wrong. Vauxhall was pulled to lose, and
did lose. The judges ruled poor FORD, his
jockey. off the course for fraud, and thus
ruined him as jockey. They declared of
oil money wGgered on Vauxhall The men
who had backed him had to lose and pay all
on Bayonet Now comes the extraordinary
fact Of the race. The friends of the judges
were saved thousands of dollars. FOND was
too contemplate to be noticed. His fraud
WAS prompted by great scoundTols. No in
vostigation was attempted, and nobody was
punished but poor dupe of a jockey. Now,
astonishing as it may seem, the authorities
of the course have restored FORD to his old
status, so that lie may make his bread.
The scandals Of this year ON this course
have been ms fragrant as those Of last year
A race was taken from Chlicothe and given
to Pompey Payne for cross, without exam.
mat on. The friends of the judges won
largely by this Elusive decision. Again
Connolly won, and had start of half
dcI,n lengths in short race, start which
decided the rae" h-.,r" it WAS run. These
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the SING SING CENT MEETING.

4 Paradise for Children, i've In the Woods
-ImprOy eme ats on the Camp Grounds.
For more than three weeks past they have
been pitching tents for this years feast AMI nov
the little white cottages cover ncsry the whole en-
campment, and in many Of them families have been
dvelling for the last ten to twenty days. This 81
journ before the meeting must be vcfy pl< SAINT
There seem to have been M TO This time on tie
ground few men, laIs1 number OF women, and
host Of Children. They Sag that Children have been
taken TO the c,mrgrounls nvaiils, and IN ten dAYf
time restored to perfect health. It must be glor
Gus paee tor tAc children, sueh fine ar aul pure
water aud pleasant shade aai blessed sunshine aud
fresh vegetables and rice mutt, and better than NJ
plenty of room Hu1rt,nt Improvements have
been male the grounds dIrlns The last two years,
and other AMI lew Improvements are constantly
maliuS for the eoniog. md conysn'elte OF The
peoule. Yesterday. the religious exc 'clscs at the
stand were c9nduolelb he Rev; ", g. sn,h,
pa tor OF the ! Ac Street Church, NeT YORK. HIS
sermon was on justification by 'dth, rom the text
fonud In Romans v. aud !. Public service here.
nit'r morning afternoon AMI evening DAILY un'N tho
close the meeting.