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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-25
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ders OF creation=stories, sketches, &c. Terms
u 20 per yer. This journal viii be sent Free
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timonisls Of Craig Microscone, send six cents for
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l. an opticnl wonder, reveals the thousands Of
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everywhere, male snd female, to Introduce the
Genuine improved Common sense Family Sewing
Machine. This machiue will stitch, hem, fell,
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CAUTION -Do not he imposed upon by other
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under tie same name or oih.rsise ours is the
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It's OfInestimabel Value to the Farme

10 examining insects which prey upon MS crops.
The power OF a $50 microscope, ami so simple In
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During the past six yea its worth hiss been ties.
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T EGAL ENTERPRISE.
500, 200
GIFT FESTIVAL
OMAHA, NEBRASKA,
May e5th, 1871,
IN AID OF A PUBLIC LIBRARY
Tiekets Two Dollars Eaeh-IlaIyes One
Dollar Zach.

rhis enterprise will he conduct.d In pre-
eiseiy similar manner 70 that Of the late Grad
CIT Concert OF the Mercantile Library As-ncia.
lion, OF san Francisco. which gave tuch universal
satisfaction.
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ORDINANCE NO. IIa.

An ord nance 10 amend sect on 3sd of an ordinance
'Liltled IAN ord nance 10 adopt the ord dances
~ III" CITY Of Cairo rs reYisrd and codhed."
BE u ordained by the City Council of the City OF
Cairo.
stcuoS !. That 81 section 3s6 be and the same
hereby amended ty adding At the end the eof,
une 'nuo"i <, w; PROVIDED red cedar lumber
may he substituted for white or bur oak In the
tnl- cr"ssile', stnngers and posts, and the
tos,s "i We f@-tle work may be set on ced
krouhd,ii, m he opinion Of the street Committee
u - deemed eApeuie II 10 ito So
Approved, April l7h 1871.
Rprl9dl0i ''!of'
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FoULARD sCARFs

are very much admired. These are four
or five inches in width and yard in
length, and must be tied in handsome
bow knot to. be becoming. Large gold
studs will be worn by many at the neck
instead Of ties during warm weather.
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Dr. S1Lnn1ono'
Liver Regulator

dyspepsia, headache,
jaundice, cosiivvness,
Isick headache, chronic
iisrrbea. affections OF
Pie bladder, camp
] iysen'ery, afiectl' ms
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Good resPons'ble agents wantsJ. L,oe nj ann,
mission allowed. Address,
LfFORD CO., Business Ma~fgcrs,
oman Neiruka
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sands have been sent by mail.
Address, W. J. Illness CO.,
Chicago.
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TEN THOUSAND TIMES

power equal n other microscopes Of many
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around Us, teen1ing with life, which to the naked
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itch insects, milk Globules claws and ma IN Of in
sects, hundreds OF eyes IN a single eye of a fy,
dust Of a butterfy's wings to be perfectly formed
feathers, the much talked Of Trnoh ma splrsls or
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gar, tea, bread, meal. &c.
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SpRHNGFIEEED AZ ILLINOIS
EASTERN as. Eg.
On and after Monday, February e7tl,
1871, trains will run as follows:

NORTHERN DIVISION.
TRAINS soiSa SOUTHEAST.
Mail. Express.
Leave AHhland..-....... 7!3D Hfn.....-.'..''''
rTTinlhe' d...... $40 . ...... '''''.-5p ~
lay lorVills HOS " ..."'~......i;26 -
arrive az fHna............i@VV H. '''" ''''''''''i
TRAINS GOING soRrHwrsT.
Express Mail
Leave Pana."... ........ iapa m .......".".335 M
=" Tnviorv,lie .,,..,,A:i7 " .... i.2g
Arr vo 1T springield..Gil5 ........".G.0O 4"
Leave spsihrhel1..... ..............6;lO ="
Arrive ut Ashlsnd.".. .".-..s.ej "
SOUTHERN DIVISION.
TRAINS 0oISG SOUTHEAST.
Leave Edgewoood. a m. ..........l0lO am
" Flora.."...........s:25 " ..... -....Jl:f0 "
Arrive OF shaw neeiown3:53p m........-.. 5i5 pm
TRAINS GOING sORTHwEsT.
Leave ShnwneetOwn.".b:i5 am ......".".2:mp,m
Flor Fundamentally " ,...."....".1,OO"
Arrive at Edgevood....AtO " .............e $40 "
The 5:3D m, train from Edgewood runs only
Mondays, W. dnes days and Fridays, and 5i6 am.
train from snewneetown on Tuesdays, Thur.
DAYS ami SATURDAYS.
Co meets ut Ashland with Jacksonville division
Of On cago and Al'un z ilroad. for Jacksonville,
Petersburg, Mason City, nd all points west.
Al Springfield. with Chicago and Alton, and
Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad, FIR
Bloomington, Chicago, and all points north, north.
At Fana with Ind. and 81 Louis. and Illinois
Central Railroad Tor all points east, south and
south enst.
At Edgewood with Chicago Division Illinois
Central Railroad.
A. shawneeto n. with steamboats, for CInein.
natl, raducah, Cairo and st. Louls.
ORLANb SMITH, Gen'l Sup't
JaHN Fo7afTr, Gen'l Fr'Rt and Tickle Agf.
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Asl{::4 !! 3.s !: ], 6;

ecqu' noo you '.ful i. discret.ons.
EachpatG- g. G n.lins GIG lie filed with
Su-,r-c b. ! 7 p7'', AID GRO vial tli,d with
'a.el J ~. s., iureicrt IN II ale one
Ii ~ t,fi :, II; md enc syriSso.
Re- l'c0, S,-,gl clu &C, nail, IS 30.
4 4 u n--l - a. aNllyN hLrn.
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To Ii. aImcry Known = Tammany Hs occupied BY the
@s sSS e. @
admission therefore unable
S BE- ss in III. opinion
Of ns q y % S the
accounts which have been submitted your committee is
. ana 1. :: possiSIs % obtain With such
rs 81 e.
and tear The .rmo,,s: and their from
amounts expended By the city received there
% e ..a en-. :: which for y
.Ss Or the Pr, ::, % who has S
there was pos.ibily Of doubt. any conraretv Of
opinion as 70 work done Or amount Of furniture material
county The bensht Of possible alleged expenditure We
!. case. their hearty coopsr.ilOD and ssssi.nos
cies and Away. Of alleged credits county
care chairs desks rscis benches
. % aoy been ,S and and
animation Of professional departments
isss S s.d ss CT o
s % 4. s Ia. Sssp 1s
the companies and officers Of the regiments occupying the
Your committee deem II their duty to state that
~ Ss on the IN
favor Of the make OF the voucher. induce them to believe
others than TIE parties recepng the vouchers the endorse
en- f
that belief.
Your committee has faithfully TO obtain from
the parties to whom these payments have been made dup
cate bills specifications OF their which have been
paid.
Mr. A. J. Carney, TO whom has been paid the sum OF
&S73525 81 your committee has been unable 70 find at his
place oil business elsewhere.
Mr. Ingerson also receiver of large amounts have
also been unable but Informed by Mr.. Wat
sU Or aeS 1 &c III
quarters but that he (Watson) knew nothing his
lngersol's) connection with the city county affairs
Your committee succeeded Ia finding Mr. Keyser
cpien Of large the county, but he refused
give information in regard to the subject Of
Upon examination of the regular book OF
county they appear perfectly coecthe appor-
toned arrnories drill by the Board Appor
being evenly balanced by the expenditure
paid ia of these apporonmens being for
liabilities against the county Of New York. supposed
been previous the passage the act OF 1870
audited paid under the that year. chap
then President Of the Board OF Supervisors made the
corded In the book of County Disbursements under the
head Of County Liabe and paid from the proceeds
OF bonds payable during the present OF the
total Of such bonds issued 81
used In Of claims account Of armores and
drill rooms.
The dsbursement according 70 the Comprollers books
70 September 1871, Tor armories and drill
folows:-
CLASSIFICATION DISBURSEMENTS FOR ARmoRIEs AND
DRILL ROOMS.
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REPORT OF SUB.COMMITTEE on ARMORIES
AND DRILL ROOMS.

TO THE JOINT COMMITTEE or sUrEnvrsoHs, ALDERMEN
GEFTLENEr:-Y0ur Special Committee, appointed TO ex
SDon up arno n @ s
Owing 70 The absence Of youche and the incomplete and
whom moneys have paid have
sented have been unable 70 the Of labor
various arores and drill OF the city, and
obliged 70 take the amounts expended shown by the
actually done upon al the srmories ana dri rooms With
these amount In order 70 arrive n discrepancies
vouchers a. have been handed N us for our pspec
on requistion the COMPTROLLER hnd TO be
very 70 every essenua - 70 form and
fraud or which would aid in such an eIaminaon ana In
vestfgAsion We have proposed 49, :
every the vouches held By the county
g correct bear upon their face the signature OF
party 70 whom the amount 10 alleged 70 have been paid
Sn e Sex o s
Of The resolution Of the Board OF Supervisors anAosns the
vouchers which represent payments under sppropra-
lions By the Board OF Apporonment are endorsed across
"Copy ). D. YOUNG, Clerk"
and COPIES including aturss receips Of the
original b which 70 The possession Of the
Clerk Of the Board OF SUPERVISOR.
thsre any atismp specify any specified
su q S ou ss
In bin WITH The WORT done and The furniture and
materials frnshsd eli expressed q most general and
general wording a.1 form, VARYING only In amounta
the vouchers, whasA = Taft samps Of al thsi have
(C.)
No...;.....-3 ooyETr HxPrNDrrunsa
TO 4. o. Miller. Residence, New York. Dr.
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account srs eorsc and that he Disbursements anl vsss
sssdS sss a. sss re- &
s1 And D y. no ssSs D.: . sssn S;s a.. "a 1870
s.sdsni. g hs.sSy authorised % administer any ossh ~
ssc aso money sAss Al, = srswn rom NE Treasury
% no
whether .as have been osdsrsd y TIE Bosst 70,
In the Treasury sufficient sxpense shall have
SEQ 6-The Finance Department Of the Mayor, Alder
%sn and on Of The C q nsw I fn ss du en-
IN regard 70 the fiscal concerns Of .a,d Board h
.n s'. Ss ;s g
uh ;S Of the Board shall 3 uRo. voucher e.
d y ne j. and md no 1ss
ana o. the BosTd and no osSsr wsrsas ss b nsss
osDrnANos or THE BcAHD or suPzHvIsoHe o. TEE
COUNT o. INV ro.x rAss;p p Dccnss Y 3, e. ls
:s. g .uS..sss o so.rd .S..
where Other Wise requissd y law S Or Ordinances.
:s. 'a s r Sss q ss
aa s.s sa e
Supervisors shan b charge only % the spprna
$40 a. No payment shah b made for bin: Incurred b.
e ocs y sS
been made 70 the Board OF Supervisors previous 70 hs pu
impossible FOR your committee follow any particular item
Win tie WORK Or nssr actually funsSsd on any
81, which og.. you, ss%..ss
req y rs q y
s e. + s;sa
tions furniture and materas supplied and COMPARE the
;hs Somp1O.r books an. nav 1oacss1 NOW
Re: and as q Of ss
are herein condensed for more ready reference.
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Arnorses--sls Sixth avenue, cor
liner Delaney and Chrysue sirssta
lThirty second street, near Sixth ave-
lnue, Thirty-stx street, Broadway
T. lIand gixth svcnue, and corner 0roeneJ
land Houston streetA Altering aodl
lpusting In new plaaforns, new eoorssI
lbsans, plank ard ooers and saAF-I :.
Iwass and fSpaAfs. ............-....I -
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NEW yoRK, o. 8 lSn.
SG-IRs ngnHsAs e. The work devolvsd upon your Com
- q Is prsvsnksd ~ from presenting ful report
7k - have been txoased With great courtssy ~ me
n vnrtona depntmcntA and eur requeses Tor m
Sevs eSthsr bcsa a encS accedsd 70 there has
M 49, ~ havs net Other dmculties NOT readily
- psv rosh n shs DspsrnsuA Of Psrrs tbe
49, - 6ecka ~ Prs Departmenk TIE Board Of Public
49, ~ ~ county branch Of the Comperolers
~Sers1s 1Sn1s 80 abem nfy different paY rols y ns
<2~~SS A 6k~a IouarmeuA We have NOT found men
- q sSs,sslv.s, Dus snsy Azs snssrsd among ne
vccv nCorsant thaa vcsy fall sd aeenrale ezsr.cts
~ ~ trn1s3sA Court nousss pv1seinE ssanonesy Sc'
- mS6o - speedily - possole from tneee Doo.A
11s i~111 1I - ~ - n AUs2l ~ J,
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n. BAN accounts or clains for supplies or maaeria,s
Furnished or services performed must be rendered the
y with the requirements Of law the ordinances Of The
Board Of SUPERVISOR TMTr
LAWS AND ORDINANCES RELATING 10 THE PAYMENT
OF MONEY FOR COUNTY PURPOsES n
ACTS OF LD0I6xATuRE or THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
Laos 1877, CAapter 40
6KorToN aNo shall be audited By any Board Of
Town Auditors SUPERVISORS Supentenden or the Poor
for any services or unss. snch shall
tached TO and 10 be died with such made by the
presenting claiming the same thai the items Of such
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Gli and COUNTY FINANCES.
kDEtant Meeting Of the Citizens
Investigating Committee.
Startling Exposures In the City
Accounts.
IEPoRf OF Mr. WILLIAM A BOOTH.
"A FOurfOld Increase of Fraud
ulent Accounts.
zR ARMoRY FRAUDS I'M DETAIL
Csst Of Three Years. City Govern
ment is $4,000, 900.
-~~>~~~~~-
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON PAYROLLs
Wa
Sixty Per Cent More Attendants
in Court Than Required.
>-~,---.~.~.~-
The Judiciary Payroll To Be Re-
dnced $4,000.
Appropriations and Expenditures
for 1877 in Detail.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON PAYROLLS
Sixty Per Cent More Attendants
in Court Than Required.
The judiciary Payroll To Be Re-
dnced $4,000.
Appropriations and Expenditures
for 1871 in Detail.

Aweesing was held yesterday OF the "Joint Inves-
Rat1ng Committee OF Aldermen, Supervisors and
C1ttzensn IN the rooms OF the Board OF Supervisors
- she County Court House. the members Of the
semmttee. however. who were present were six
teen o. The citizens. the ofncia members were not
present
the following documents were read, and the ad-
dress Of the Chairman, Mr.. w. A. Booth, Rfves
synopsis Of the man points OF the very valuable ana
exhaustive documents.
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Balances unexpended September l6. 1s7 95
APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1871 MRANs FOR PAYING rup
the Comptrollers onice:--
APPRorRIATIoSs-The amount OF appropriations thus
far made by the Board OF Apporonment By virtue and in
q section chapter 5s Of Laws Of 1871, "for
account during the current wear is as follows
CITY AccOunf--kY resnuiinna Of aaid
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r'- an. s' z:ss',.. ''.''''' a'' s''''- r'.'
1852 s12l sss 73Ie0457 37 64I0775 co. 1866 81
1870 b2657 Is 1850 7U 73z99 sst67lO 7b sOl3l8 ~
s III $500 50 ! 100 % l'''l'' ''a''' 30
REooRDxD UNDKR HEAD OF "coUsrY LIABILITIES"
1870 slo74Cs wis4s7i ii -r,2ss,oSsc
Total s27soiss $50 s52asss ss47 ss2 rs s7s 6el 90

Making grand total expended for armories and drill
1871, Of q, ,b94 80.
The COMMITTEES consider the rents paid for armoriss in
many instances excessive The subject under
investigation by expert In such matters and the COM
time.
The committee nnd monthly payment. Of $50 70 In
ret After dnigcnt Search they have
and thew learn that he seldom at the armores
The pay OF the armoreB GA per day. your COMMITTEES
deem - lower than that Of any other class county
compliant Of grsa. tardnsss IN the payment wages
In concluding report upon the matter submitted
we should ian our duty Ne did not place upon record
ceived prompt attention and compliance with
regulations for papers and documents which has been
able 70 Afford The experts in the deparmeus upou
whom called for have readily Accorded
have the utmost confidence their capsctv "a
judge in the entire honesty dsnteressdncss Of
their conclusions These have been verified BY our
supervision, and We submit than In conndence part
this, our report
Piunbinr ana rss-O BarTsta lu south rifh avenue
Carpentry and furnitursC. E Haddsn, LIS south Fifth
Painti. RS. B. Furbush son. 40 Wooster street
Builder and pas,erer Wylls Backbone Laurens street.
0ensral assistsnt-John Serymser, Brooklyn
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No...........{ oouHrT HxpxNDrrUnEa
The County Of New York,
TO A. q. Miller, Residence, New York, DR..
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CITY AND COUNTY APPROPRIATIONS Ann
EXPENDITURES.

Statements Exhibiting the Yearly Appropria-
lions and Expenditures ON City and Counsy
Account for 1871 and Several Previous
Years.
TIM JOINT INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE or
SUPERVISORS, ALDERMEN AND ASSOCIATED CITIZENS,
SUPERVISORS Rooms, NEW COURT House,
NEW YORK, Oct. g. 1871
WILLIAM A. BOOTH, ESQ, Chairman Of Associated Com
mittee Of Citizens
SHIN compliance with your request have ascertained
the amount Of the aggregate appropriations expenditures
on city and county accounts from January 1862 sep
ember ID 1871 comprising the whole Of that portion Of
public for which should be- provided
exclusively BY taxation and the Of the funds
of the corporation and county The are foIows
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judging from Inc above exhibit Of the operation Of the
General Corporation, can 80 no good reason
supposins hat The revenue In 1871 will be sucIsnt %
The deficiency IN that fund ~ NE end
Of last year. contemplated BY The above plan Of We
Board OF App0rtSonmcnt -.------
And RxruEDlTUnxA
~ following sabis ahowiss ~ ysas 40 aGseGAs ~
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ussss1ss snsA wssuH IA = ssaan ~ Ssazs ~ -
sssa = e ;ss ~ .es wosa s.sss.Iy delay as ssso.
nee ds.kabs if::.ssica upon nssssss IL which Ns
:s would s.'s 's s::s esH:.d -: 80
q: ::.a = " p.sss.. sss
pr s
In they Ss1s doubled or sssd within II.
ss =: il Is &: 81, s 2. re and y: .
kS IT, and though IN tSi case cOn:dsrs6ls portion Of
ne increase due % ne f.c that on, Judge. formerly 10
aur.d We % not Sna Ina. IN these court: many
sr ~ :;
would DO necessary For INSTANCES We ind that Ia the hve
under than required .S.t II mi: item
utterly needless expense OF over $4,000 per annum thus
Perhaps IN u. Judiciary .h: from
fosm:.y VIII IL judge Of The coas Who ought Sea %
e. q he rolls
Ds If ne and
are happy TO that %enSS Z nov being Ing. q
:ssss ana q .e
y Phi: ss q
- $3.50 3 IA sS s. SiHSSb
tAJ
ComProl!er's oncs roll Supplies for and cleaning pub
bureau q Arresr sswsn-Rspauing and clean
ssIs.a :! s.si:ss. - AdalaonL. alterations q
Barsan Of DspOat ana DIE Groton water pipe fund
bursement Crot0n water fund
Bureau OF Licsnses Street Improvement fund
Taxes Bureau collection Department OF BuildinRA
Of pay OF temporary clerka Revision Of assessmcnis
Contingencies Comprolsr's First District CourtciviL
cSsIss. Of asss. TSlSd Dssncs csurs-cSiI
Charges on arrears Of taxa iifn psrc. cours-civi
Assessment fund Sixth District Court-civL
Law Department Seventh District Court-civn
Corporation Attorneys roll Eighth Dstrcs ourtciv.
Pubic Administrator. Ninth District Cours-civi.
Department Of Public Works, First Police Cour,.
once roll; n.. second Police Court
OF Public Works Fourth Police Court
Aqucdues repairs and im FIFTH Police Court
Free ioating bashs board Of EXCISE.
New stone bridge u Knss Lesisissivs department
bridge. Mayors onice.
Roads and avonuea Board Of ASSESSOR
EALARiRs judiciary VIZ = SALARrIs-Judicsry VIZ
s Superior S SSnT S sso ssss o Ssss
Court OF Common Peas. 6heri0~s once.
Court Of General Seaaiona Court Of special sessioas
surogate's onos. County Cisrk's once
Besides persons paid on theif individual
MISUNDERSTANDING VIZ : NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Viz
County Bureau tregularl Messenger 70 Coroner.
County Bureau ttsmpo- ~ go per annum
Bureau of Elections Office, salary Si,2oo per
Mayor. Paymssterto county, salary
Salary Of attorney and 81, 000 per Annum.
ton Of arrears personal county odices-ssy about
taxes 900 per annum. city people. @3seS g. for
sioner, SS 900 per annun.
Department Of Docks pay their clerks and under
Police Department pay their clerks and under
general requisiton.
Fire Dsp.stmsn pay their wncsrks ana men under gen.
Board Of Public Instruction pay their clerks and
Health Departments pay their own clerks and men under
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WASHINGTON.
POLYGAMY TO BE CRUSHED.
MAYOR of Salt Lake Released, dc.

MayOr of Salt Lake Released, oc.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81.-The correspondence
between the Government and its officials in
Utah indicates determination to crush out po-
lygamy.
Daniel D. Wells, Mayor of Salt Lake city,
hss been released on bail IN a bond of $50,0OO
on a charge of murder.
Cases for divorce and alimOny are pending.
Tn one case the ninth wife is plaintiff.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-W. F. Forbes, pen
sion agent at Philadelphia, has been suspended.
He was charged with twenty-five thousand dol
lars default
There was full cabinet to-day.
General Sherman leaves for Boston next week
for six months on an European visit.
There are assurances that Col. j. G. Stokes,
of ofAlabama, will be appointed consul to Rio
Janreio.
The Contract Postoffice Department was en-
gagged to-day in considering bids for uncOn-
piled with contracts. The routes inclHde: West
Virginia, s. Virginia, IL; North Carolina, q
Georgia, 4; Florida, 2; Alabama, 78; Mississip-
pi, 2; Arkansas 80; Louisiana, -; Texas, 48.
There are good assurances that there will be
no change made in the Savannah custom-house
Notwithstanding the efforts made for Collector
Robb's removal.
The kuklux arrests are being considered in
the Cabinet. Applications for bail were re-
ferred to the Attorney General, he having ex-
elusive control