The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-02
by TEhEGRAPH
Reported cspeciaIIy:for the Cairo hui
Ietin. Ten hours I'm advance of 81
Louis papers.
FROM NEW-Y0Rk.
\ RASCALLY QUARANTINE
AGENT
MARTIAL LAW TO BE DE-
CbARED BY DICTATOR
' GRANT.
THE WIND THAT BLOWS FOR
NAPOLEON.
THE WESTFIELD MURDERERS
INDICTED.
EXCITEMENT AMONG THE
GERMANS.
THE ROBBRRIES OF A PRISON
HOUSE.
THE TERRIBLE ABORTION
CASE.
THE WIND THAT BLOWS FOR
NAPOLEON.
THE WESTFIELD MURDERERS
INDICTED.
EXCITEMENT AMONG THE
GERMANS.
THE ROBBRRIES OF A PRISON
HOUSE.
THE TERRIBLE ABORTION
CASE.

REDUCED.
w-foEK, September 1.-The commit
tee Of the board Of assessors, Of Brooklyn,
have succeeded in reducing the valua-
ton Of Kings county, as estimated by the
state board OF assessors, by at least twenty
million dollars
THE QuARASTISE TROUBLE.
The Tribune, to-day, thinks Gov. Hoff-
mans letter 70 G. II. Marshall & Co, who
complained of the exhorbitant charges Of
the quarantine officials is no answer to
to tho accusations made, and repeats that
DR.. CanOchan, the health officer, accepted
a bribe of forty thousand dollars for grant
ing, to a certain company, the privilege Of
plundering the commerce Of the port.
MARTIAL LAwIS THE SOUTH.
1t Is stated in the Washington specials
that the object Of the presidents visit is
for the purpose Of issuing proclamation,
under the ku-klu1 act, declaring martial
law in some sections Of the south.
NAPOLEON.
Foreign journals state that on the occa.
sion Of Napoleons fete day, August 10, be-
sides the congratuatory kilograms from
the heads Of the European governments,
the ex-emperor received 1000 letters, 300
dispatches, various presents and an ad-
dress signed by G,0OO business men of
Paris.
The grand jury this morning presented
bills Of indictment against the president
and superintendent of the Staten Island
Ferry Co., and Inspector Matthews for
cuIpabllity in the Westheld disaster.
NEW YORK, September l.-There is
considerable feeling being aroused among
the Germans growing out Of the action Of
the German general committee on Mon
day last. Meetings were held last eve
ming in the sixth, tenth and twenty.frst
wards 10 consider TIE conduct of the gem
eral committee. A meeting of the COM
mittee Of the oath ward will be held
this evening. Their movements are
exciting apprehension and alarm among
the leaders Of the Tanmany ring gem
orally.
The Tribune has chapter on the man
sgement Of the Ludlow street Jail in this
city, and says that in addition TO the suf-
ferings entailed by the latc, the sheriffs
officers in charge Of this prison add per.
secution, direct robbery and absolute i'm
poverishment.
Officials are carrying on an abominable
sCueIlic VI lIANItI' 4 nc pElsOHcT Is GA-
tortionized on every hand; he is advised
to employ lawyer, who pays the jailer
percentage on his profits. The taller
is retailer of liquors without license,
keeps q pawn shop which the necessities
Of the prisoner require him to patronize,
and is robbed Of his money after the most
approved manner; money lender, he
cheats the prisoner and justice alike by
furnishing, for u consideration, worthless
straw bail.
There is still considerable excitement in
reference to the Rosen:eweig abortion case.
The suicide Of Conklin, the alleged Sc
ducer Of the murdered Miss Bowlesby, Of
Paterson, creates great excitement in that
place. Conklin, who appears to have
been respectfully connected, left note
stating that The fear of being witness in
the affair impelled him to end his life.
The evidence against Rosenzweig is be-
coming stronger, He appeared greatly
alarmed when informed that the identity
of Miss Bowcsby had been established
by the coroners inquest. The investiga-
tion is still going on, but nothing new has
thus far been developed. --...-
The coroner's jury find that Alice A.
Bowlesby came to har death from metere
peritonites, result of abortion produced
by Jacob Rosenzweig.