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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-19
FROM CHICAGO.
MEETING OF IRISH CATHOLICS
AT CHICAGO.
A SON.IN-LAW KILLED BY HIS
FATHER-IN-LAW.
A MURDER AND THE VEN
GEANCE OF JUDGE LYNCH.
A BIG LIE ABOUT PULASKI
COUNTY.

CHICAGO, July ls.-A meeting of Irish
Catholics was held last evening at the law
office of b. j. D Leary, for the purpose OF
giving expression to their feelings 10 re-
lation to the recent riot in New Y ork.
After several inaammatory speeches, the
meeting adjourned sine die without taking
any action upon the question.
On Saturday evening, last, ut Fall Riv-
er, La Sale county, Ills, Thomas Stanley,
an old citizen, shot and killed his son-in
law, Joseph A. Allen, in the hall Of his
house, under the impression that he was Il
burglar who intended to rob him of an
amount of money which he had received
on that day at Cottonwood, Kansas.
On the 9Th inst, VIM. Chill, boy herd
or was shot dead by Mexican herder in
his employ. The Mexican then mounted
a fleet horse and made for Texas. He was
pursued by two of the cowbers who over
took him over 80 miles south Of Albine,
and shot him head.
Daniel Bush negro residing in Amer
lea, Ills, who was supposed to be guilty Of
stealing pork, was visited by Sheriff Stollz
of Pulaski county, accompanied by party
of young men, and shot him dead upon
his refusal to deliver himself up.-[Thcrc
is not word of truth in this report. The
sheriff of Pulaski county is named Ken
nedy.]
Hugh Mackey, aged 10 years, and Die
bald Gradt, aged 8 years, residing at one
and three Lisle street
DISAPPEARED
from their homes yesterday afternoon, and
this morning their dead bodies were
found floating in the river at Twenty
second street. How they came in the
water is not known.
Hawley Hubich was
KILLED
last evening in Peter Wolfs stone quarry
by the falling Of heavy stone from the
grapplings of the derrick.
GEN. BELKNAP,
Secretary Of War, was in this city to-day,
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FOREIGN.
PROPOSED MONUMENT TO
SHAKESPEARE.
TERRIBLE RIOT IN VIENNA.
FEARFUL EXPLOSION ON
BOARD A GREEK MAN
OF WAR.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, July ls.-Tho Gazette an
nounces that the queen has made the en-
peror of Brazil "Knight of the Garter"
A meeting was held last evening to
consider the question of erecting u monu-
ment to William Shakespeare upon tie
Thames embankmcnt. Hepworth Dixon,
who is the moving spirit in the matter,
made an eloquent speech in favor Of the
project. The meeting was very enthu-
siastic and such promises of material aid
were given that the monument will cer-
tainly be erected.
A report has just been received from
Vienna representing that terrible riot
occurred there on Sunday. The Socialists
attacked the Ultra-me ltanes and many
people were injured. The police were
powercss and the military were obliged
to suppress the mob.
Adviccs from Athens announce ter
rible disaster on board Greek man n-of war.
The magazine of the steamer Eunomia
exploded on the Bird inst. in the Grecian
Archipelago. Forty of the crew were
killed and nearly al the rest more or less
injured, while the vessel itself
was almost entirely destroyed.
Quito serious riot has occurred at
Greenwich. One Pcok,' who has lust
been acquitted in murder
trial, was upon his release from
imprisonment, set upon by crowd of peo-
Pile excited over what they regarded as
mockery of justice. The crowd soon
swelled to great proportions, and Pook was
mobbed by fully four thousand persons.
A number of fights then ensued between
the friends and relatives of the prisoner
and the mob. The town was soc n in such
n state of uproar that the frightened shop
keepers closed their stores and business
was entirely suspended. This condition
Of affairs lasted for an hour or two, till the
constabulary finally succeeded in restoring
peace and quiet without the assistance OF
the military.
A telegram received at Lloyd's an
nounces that a terrific typboon visited
lliago, Japan. Seven steamers were driv-
en- ashore. The place was inundated and
suffered considerable injury. The Japan
sable expedition is safe.
FRANCE.
PARIS July lS.-The Salut cities the
example of the United States, after the
war Of the rebellion, 70 justify the in
creased taxation in France.
VERSAILLES, July l8.-The minister of
finance, Ponayer Cuertier, announced TO
the assembly that he desired to retain the
present import duty of twenty per cent. on
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OUR CHURCHES.

EsBYTERIAN-Eighih
reaching. Sabbath At i0,S A. ~. and ~ P.n.
'rsyer meeting, Wednesday at Tkr.x.
un1iAy School, 3 '. -. }. N. Lansden. super.
ptendent. Rev. G. II. Foorr, PAst.r.
Eighth and Walnut sts.
Sabbath lo111 =. ~, md TN.
|rayer meeting, Wednesday. 7xP.r.
undsy School q Pm. l.. W. stilSell, Super.
Ltendent. Rev. r. L. THoArsoS. Pastor.
/ rich OF THE REDEEMER-(Episcopal)
orning prayers. Sabbath io1z An.
|vening prsyersJh
Abbath School, 9A.x.
Rev. MR. CoAs, Rector.
PATRICK's CaURCH-cor. Ninth 81. and
Washington Avenue.
iblic Service, Sabbath sIiI and loi A.A.
espers. 3P.n.
nday School. Pm.
ruce every day, sP.n.
d. Rev. p. J. J.O'HALLoRAS, Priest.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street.
'bbath School, o.. a. ~, Sabbath.
Feaching, Sabbath lox A. ~, and 7nP.n.
Rev. ]. FRIEND, Pastor.
Sion SUNDAY sCHOOL-In the Christian
lurch, Eighteenth Street. Sabbath scnool 5
n.
- ]. d. REID, Superintendent.
ING MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIArIoN--Rrg
AZ meetiag second Monday each month at tie
aver room u the Presbyterian Church.
eekiy Prayer meeting, Friday. IN ?. ~, at
Prayer room Of the Presbyterian church.
@. PARsoxs, President.
ICAN n. E.-Fourteenth 81. between Walnut
Cedar.
rvcss, Sabbath, II An.
nday school, ~ Pm.
ss3P.a.
Isehing, TxP.x. Rev. VIM. Jackson, Pastor
bND FREE-wiLL BAPTlsT-Fineenth 81.
wesu Walnut and Cedar.
vices Sabbath, ~ and sP.s.
Rev. N. RIcKs. Pastor.
E.wlLL BAPTIST HOME MlssioN FUN
n SeHOOIs-Corner walnut and Cedar Sts.
day School, o.. n. .,.
+ FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH-cur-
vices, sabbath II A. H., ?. n. and ~ ~.
Rev. VIZ. KELLEY, Pastor.
nIasIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH-het-
10Th and nth streets, near Cedar
Achius Sabbath lO1z A. ~, and TX Pm.
yer Meeting, Wednesday evening.
nching, Friday evening.
,ath School, l1SP.N John Van Baxter and
y Stephens superintendents.
Rev. T. J. sRoREs, Pastor,
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SPAIN Y.
CUBA.
PEORIA.

DrsTILLERs' ASSOCIATION IN SESSION.
PEORIA, July ls.-The executive COM
mittee of the distillers' association Is in
session here, at the Pooria House. All
the live houses of Ncw-York, Ohio, Ir-
nois, Missouri, Wisconsin and Iowa have
joined the association. The balance of
the states are well represented. The as
socIation is undoubtedly a success.
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CINCINNATI.

EXCURSION TRAIN THROWN FROM THE
TRACK-A vILLAINoUs ACT.
CI%SissATI, July ls.-The engine of m
excursion train was thrown from the track
of the Kentucky Central railroad, near
Falmouth, last night, by two cross ties laid
on the track by some Williams. The en-
gine was nearly destroyed by fire.
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LITTLE ROCK.

sUNsTRoKE-FIRE-RIy -RIyER--wEArHER, ere.
LITTLE Rock, July ls.---A fatal case of
sun stroke occurred here to-day.
4 fire broke out on tho corner Of Main
and Third streets this am, destroying II
frame building occupied as II grocery store
by TOuhy x Bro, and j, Jempner dealer
in notions. Loss about $4,000.
River still falling.
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LEGAL.
NOTICE.

rs hereby gwen that default having been made
/ for more than sixty days in the payment OF
portion of the amount secured to be paid by a
certain mortgage executed by William II. Sehut-
ter To samuel staats Taylor and Edwin Parsons.
trustees of the Caro- City Property, dated Nav
lOth, A. d. lsG5, and recorded in the Recorders
oihce IN and for Alexander comfy in the state OF
Illinois, in book up" OF deeds, page Ca etc., we,
the undersigned, said tru stees, will on Friday,
the 2ist day OF July, instant, A. D. ls7l, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day, under and by
virtue of the power of sale contained in said
mortgage, sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the office building Of said
trustees, corner OF Washington avenue and 18th
street, in the city OF Cairo, in Alexander county
and state Of Illinois, all the right, title and inter-
est of said william II. shutter or his assigns, in
and TO lots numbered one, two, three, !, four,
T. five. g. six, d, seven, 7, eight, T. nine, ten, 10,
eleven, II, twelve, IL, thirteen, 10, fourteen, II,
fteen 10, sixteen, seventeen, II, eighteen,
nineteen, 10, twenty, -, twenIy-o u, twenty
two, %, twenty-three Is, twenty -four, ~, twenty.
five, 25, twenty 20, twenty seven, q, twenty.
eight, ~, twenty-nine, -, thirty 80, thiIty-one,
81 thirty-two, s2, thrty-three, IS thirty four, "
thitty -hve, IS, thrty-six, %, thirty y-seyen. 81
thirty eight, 80, thirty nine, S aud iortyto 70 thu
block htty-sevens 81, IN tbs hrst addition 20 ths
said city Of Cairo, accorded 10 the recorded plat
| thereof, with the AppurtenAncss, to sshsfy th'
| purposes aud condition Of said Mortgass.
3. STAArS rAYLca-s
| EDWIN PAR6ONs,
Trustees OF tho Cairo City prSpesty
Dated, Cairo, H., July sih, ial. iySA
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LOUISVILLE,
MYSTERIOUS DIsAprEARANcEorG or GEN, sEpo

MYSTERIOUS DlsAPPEARANCEOFG GEN, sEDG-
wIcK-BAsE BALL CLUB MATTERS.
LOUIsvILLE, July l8.--Considerable
anxiety is felt concerning the mysterious
disappearance OF Gen. II. ID. Sedgwick, Of
New Albany, Ind, who left his home last
Monday morning and has not since been
heard from.
The Lone Star base ball club, of New
Orleans, left to-day on the Gen. Little for
Cincinnati on u northern tour.
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PRIEysNG.

HHRoMArlC work - printing IN many and
" and varied colors at one impression, on the
celebrated chromatic press-done at the Bulletin
Job printing office. This is the most remarkable
pres. ever invented, as It performs in one day
the work, in colored printing, of ten ordinary
nresses, thereby reducing the cast OF that chsrac
er III work TO u very low rite.
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OBERLY & CO., PROPRIETORs
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE OFFICERS.
Govern Z. John NJ. Palmer;
Liedi-nan, Governor, John Dougherty;
.,sp,tuy of State, Edward Rummel;
aud tor 81 state, G. Il. Lippincou,
state Treasurer, y. n. Bates;
supt. Public Instruction, Newton Baieman.
CONGRESSMEN.
scnators-Ly man Trumbull and John A. Logan.
Representative for the State at Larse--vscancy.
Representative Thirteenth District-John n.
Crcbs.
MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
senator,, ist Dstrict--T. A. u. Hoiconb. Of
Union, and &. X. Gibson, Of Gsllatin.
Representative, lst District-H. Watson Webb.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT coUKT.
Judged. J. Baker, Of Alexander.
Prosecuting Attorney-J. y. Mccartney. Of
AafSssc. I.lu ..H.... st..
Circnn Clerk--Jno. q. Hsrman.
Sberin-A. II. Irwin.
WIN. Martin, Assessor and Treasurer.
COUNTY COURT.
Associates. n. McCrite and y. MMch'ldon.
Cierk-Jacob q. Lynch.
Coroner-Johu II. Gossman.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
&syor-John n. Lsnsden.
HeaAirer--J. y. Taylor.
Cumptro ier-E. A. Burnett
Cl.rk-Mchael Howiey.
Marshai-Andrew Cain.
Attorney--P. N. Pope.
pslce Msgistrates-F. Bros. and B. Bhsn.
nevl>I
Chief OF Police-L- II. Myers.
Police Constablcs-John sbeshan, day. and
|Jos H yeirrun and }. W. Sumner. tnight)
80 SELECT COUNCIL.
Mayor-John u. Lansden,
Fret Wrd-P. O. s,huh.
| second Ward-c. X. " Wood~ard.
Third wArd--Jno. Wood.
Fourth Wards. StAsts Taylor.
at.LArge-w. p Halliday and II. Hurd.
BOARD oy ALDERMEs.
kIRs wARp-Jarae. Rearden.
- Leo Kieb,
Isaac Walden.
sEcoND wARD-R. II Hlcunnngham,
4. Buder,
Henry Winter,
..t. James swayne.
IlIIRD wARD--wm. Stratton,
Patrick fitzgerald.
OvGTA wARD-JAases CATroli.: ..se---a.-..-
Oh. sease.
J.H. Metcalk
Ig Tine Of Meeting.
CRY COUNCIL.
The City Council Iaeets in JOINT session on
riday evening preceding the hrst Monday Of
,ch moath.
.-- SELECT COUNCIL.
The Select Council meets on the first wednss.
ny and Thursday, alter the second Monday in
Aeh month.
soAaD OF ALDEKsEs.
The Board Of Aldermen meets on the hrs
onday spd Tuesday 10 ssssy month.
COMMITTEES OF TIE COUNCIL.
Nv Strsas-nessrs. Taylor. wslder. Winter.
ooA and Mccall
Drssnars--Mcssrs.C Cunning CHAM. schuh, Fitissr.
i, ses,e and Halliday.
CLAIMS -Messrs. Wood, Cunningham and kleb.
Jtiee and Jaii--Nessrs. Carroll, Buder and
codserd
Ordrnaess -Messrs. Seaso, waider and Taylor.
Fire Departmen,-Messrs. Rearden. swayne and
sllidsy.
Nu Lets-Messrs. Schuh, Winter and Kleb.
rinttng -Nessrs. W oodward, swayne and Buder.
t,aance- -Messrs. Hurd, Strsiton and Metealf.
eoard Of Heaith-The Mayor, and Messrs. Rear
o, Winter, Strstton and Carroll.
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BULLETIN BUILDING, WASHINGTON AVE.

cotton. The assembly will lunquestionably
agree TO the request of the minister.
The municipal elections on the 26th
instant will probably result IN favor of the
general government.
Some of the journals report that presi-
dent Theirs and NJ. Gambetta are negoti-
ating for the establishment OF moderate
republic.
SPAIN.
MADRID, July lS.--Marshal Serano has
proposed to the king decree outlawing
members Of the international society in
Span, and recommends q rigorous policy
on all questions of public order. Minister
Zoorrill, on the contrary, favors q liberal
policy as the most conductive TO the pre-
ser.vation of the political rights and the
public peace.
CUBA.
HAVANA, July 1s.-Dr. SALES, of Ha-
vana dentist has been imprisoned for re-
ceiving prohibited journals.
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COLLECTIONS PRoMPTLYtMADE.

EXCl1ANGE, coin. bank notes and United
IL states securities bought and sold.
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BANKS.
hanks.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

DANlEI HURD, President;
ROBERT W. MILLER, Vice. President;
c. n. HUGHES, Cashier.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-08

THE ELECTIONS IN OHto.-Davis
Republican, is elected Mayor by de-
cided majority. In Sandusky, the
Democrats have elected their Mayor
by 63 majority; but the Republicans
have majority in the City Council
The Republicans carried Wooster, Ali
ance, Akron, and Ma'islion. The
Democrats carried Youngstown, Can,
ton, and Lima. Bucyrus corporation
election two Councilmen on the lem
perance ticket and one on the Reform!
ticket. In Bucyrns township half the
Democratic and half the reform ticket
was elected. At Crestline the entire
Peoples ticket was elected, with the
exception one Trustee and Assessor
Salem township elected two Republi-
cans and one Democrat Trustees. The
rest of the ticket is republican.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-08
NEWS Of THE WEEK.

The Canadian militia numbers 10000.
There are 10000 Crispins in Pennsyi-
vania. H'hf M 7. nG
A tornado released 10000 foot of gas
in Memphis. 90 'r t h'.
Virginia made $1,000 gallons Of fruit
Russia is to put reserve force of l00,-
900 men in the field. aiii aH''f
The smallpox and scarlet fever APP
pear to be epidemic in New York. ~
The strike at Newcastle has resulted
i'll the success of the work rneu. upla
The smallpox is making great raw
ages in the Rocky Mountain region.
By Executive appointment Massachu-
sets will fast en- Tuesday, April 6.
The United States Mint coined last
year $22, 257,312 gold and $l,757, 1858 sill
yer. .Ht t
There arc at the present time Ave
American convicts in German peniten-
tiaries.
The present annual production Of To-
bacco is estimated to be 1900, 000, 900
pounds.
San Domingo is said to be place
where every prospect pleases, and only
man is vile."
A Mr.. Crotty, landlord in County
Mayo, ireland together with his servants
have been shot. sr
The average daily consumption OF
water in Boston the past year has been
l4,903, 900 gollons. f....
A beet-sugar company in Sank coun-
ty Wisconsin, will this year plant five
hundred acres of beets.
An explosion has occurred at the works
ut lie Creuzot, France, by which eight
persons lost their lives.
Out of six million owners of real es
tate in The United States, moro than two.
thirds are farmers. sr
Maine people are talking about sow
ing til @ seed of forest trees for lumber
and es pecially of the white pine.
The production of linda rubber boot.
and shoes in New England of late ha
been about $4,000 pairs per day.
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MARRIED.

VoSS-G the 18th ul'., at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, by Rev.
Augustus .Deckand, Mr.. John voss. OF
Philadelphia, formerly of Smyrna, to Miss
Maria Gerhcrt, only daughter of Fran els
Gerhart, Esq, of Greenlane, Montgomery
County, Pa.
We extend oar hearty congratulations to
the happy couple, and wish them "a1l JOY
Imaginable but we are not, st present, I'M
clined to obey the friendly injunction OF the
happy bridegroom for us TO Ego and do like
WISE"
RADLEY-sTART.-In Philadelphia, on
the 4th inst, by Rev. A. RittenhouBe. Mr..
George L.. stradley, Jr., and Miss Sallie A.
Start, both Of Smyrna.
DAVIs-JOHNSON.- Zen the 2ist ultimo, by
Rev. James Lightbour;l, Joseph H. Davis
and Miss Maggie Johnson, both of this
county.
ROWS-R0E.-March 2lst, at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES mother. in Cecil Co.,
Md, by Elder e. Rittenhouse, Mr.. Francis
Burrows, of Kenton, DEL. to Miss Annie
Roe, OF the former place.
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ELECTIONS.
missouri Elections.

ST. LOUIS, April 5.-Nearly accurate
rel urns from all the precincts of the city
give Bacon, democrat, for Mayor, z,O53
majority. The majorities for other can
didates on the ticket range from 1915 to
1928. +. w. Matthias, democrat, for
county treasurer has 5000 mnjority.-
Wilson Primm, for Judge of the crimi-
nal court, had no competitor. Or twelve
aldermen elected ten ara democrats who,
with two holding over, will make the
city council tie.
The school board will remain republic
can. The total vote is less than 10000,
out OF registration of over rs, 5000.
The democrats of Sedalia elected their
entire ticket yesterday by 70 to 100 ma
jority.
The democrats of Clinton carried their
election by three TO one.
The democrats of Chillico.he carried
their entire ticket.
The democratic majority in Spring
field ranged from 125 to 200.
The democrats Of Warrensburg for the
| first time in ten years, won victory by
electing their entire ticket.
Rhode Island Election.
PROVIDE NEE, April 5.-The present
republican State officers with the excep.
ton of Lieutenant Governor, were re-
elected by about 8, 400 majority. Returns
| from all but one town (Block Island,
give Padlefurd, republican, S,732; Steele
| democrat, 5,27S; scattering, 104. The
| question of abolishing trap fishing in the
| bay made an issue in the choice fol
| Lieutenant Governor, and q holt from
the republican candidate defeats ar
election, and 1t now goes to the Legisla-
ture, which is largely republican.
Minnesota Elections.
ST.. PAUL, April SIN the city cleo
tioa yesterday VIM. Il. Lee, democrat
WAS Reelected Mayor by 200 majority
! The balance of the ticket was elected by
about the same majority
In Minneapolis. the republicans yes
terday reelected Mayor Ames by abou
400 majority.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-08
Running she Country to Pay las Debts
BEFORE IT id Dua

The Tribune rejoices at the fact that
the Secretary of the Treasury has paid
more than eleven million dollars of the
national debt during the month of
Merch, making two hundred and fif-
teen millions paid since Mr.. Boutwell,
took Office. co." exclaims Mr.. Gree
ley-"O that we might keep on paying
at this rate till the last dollar was wiped
out, as it might be in leEs than twenty
years J" Yes and every man now in
business in the Unitod States would be
wiped cut with it; the poor would be
ground down into inextricable poverty
and wretchedness; and all the property
in the country would belong to few
stony-souled men, whose wealth would
be counted by hundreds of millions.
Paying your debts when they are
due is well; but robbing the poor il
order to pay them before they are du,
is folly. The war against the rebel
lion was not wagcd for the benefit o
the present generation alone, and non,
| but mailman would desire to fore
upon the present generation the Who'll
payment of cost. However, Mr.. Gree
ley's notions have prevailed in the lie
gislation of the last Congress and @
that now in session. They have don
nothing to take off the great burden
that are destroying the industry an
business OF the country, and the Re
publican party will have to bear til
consequences.
Does Mr.. Greeley remember til
great political revolution of 1910, b
which the Democracy were wiped out
That revolution grew out of fnsnci,
distress, out of the stagnation OF bus
ness, the stoppage Of manufactures
the turning out of employment of my
RAIDS of laboring men. Such a cond
fion of things is now upon us, and i
effect will in due time be made man
fest. ~. Y. Sun.