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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
GLEANlNGS.

Nilsson has given nm Iowa church
$50 90.
The Archduchess Maria Beatrice, sis
ter of the duke of Modena, has entered
an Ursuline convent.
Marshal Bazaine has received permits
sion to publish pamphlet justifying his
| conduct at Metz
The French academy of fine arts is
about to take into consideration the adj
mission of female members.
Chicago ought to be happy soon, and
probably will. She is to have an obser.
vatory near the center of the burnt dis.
trict.
The Premier Of Great Britain and
wife, entertained the United States minis.
tie. and Miss Schenck, the Marchioness OF
Ripon, and select party at dinner re-
Gently.
1t is believed the Central Under.
ground railroad of New York will obtain
the franchise of Broadway. Its friends
asset they have seventy-hve votes in tn,
assembly.
The grand lodge of tho Knights o.
Pythias for the state of Tennessee will b,
instituted in Nashville on the Sd of April
There are now six subordinate lodges in
the state, all in successful operation.
From twenty-five to thirty persons
arrested in the upper districts of South
Carolina, under the ku-klux acts, will ar
rive in Charleston in day or two, to be in
readiness to stand trial at the opening of
the April term of the United States cir
cut court.
Among the treasures of lady's dress
ing table are now to be found ie Saron de
Nridace, a soap whose effects upon the
skin are said to be marvellous, and la creme
de beaute, of two tints, one for daylight,
and the other for gaslight-think of that
and serving not only to whiten the skin,
but also to protect it from the roughenng
effects of cold weather.
The lease of the Jacksonville, Madi,
son and Indianapolis railroad to the Gin.
cinnati and ST. Louis and Pennsylvania
railroad companies for the term of so
years, for which compensation is to be
made by the annual payment of $l4o,o
has been recorded by the county record err
at New Albany, Indiana.
Miles o Reilly found his countcrp mr.,
during the German war, in the person of
the brave fusileer. Kutschke. This re-
doubtable soldier and minstrel sang the
deeds of the German warriors with SC
much gusto and humor that he soon con.
quered all hearts. and his songs went up
from almost every camp, and from every
Preside of the fatherland.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

THE COURSE Of action adopted by Carl
Schurz appears to have stirred up the old
feeling of animosity once SO strongly evil
dencei oy large part OF the present rad
cal party, against foreigners enjoying
political privileges in this country. The
very spirit of our institutions forbias the
possibility Of curtailing or depriving for
eign born citizens Of such rights when
acquired under the laws, but that there
is an under current of willing
ness to do so existing IN the
radical ranks cannot be doubted. Gen.
eral Garfield, Of Ohio, radical congress
man, has introduced into the house of rep.
resentatives a bill providing that no
court shall complete the naturalization of
any foreigner until his papers have been
forwarded to the secretary of state at
Washington and there examined, certified
and recorded. This, orcoursa, il it becomes
law, will delay the naturalization of nj.
most every foreigner to greater or less
degree, and this is the motive underlying
the introduction Of the hin
The Irish votes of hi.
country, majority of whom act with the
democratic party, have long been under
the ban of radical dislike, and now thai
sour German fellow-citizenso show sign
of disloyalty to the great republican party
there is no longer any reason why
should conceal its Unborn desire to ostra
else, politically as far as possible, all tn
foreign born populace Of the Unite,
States.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
PERSONALITIES.

Governor Curtin, United States min
lister TO Russia, has resigned.
because she had warts on her hands
Miss Jennie Lake, of WaupuD, Wis,
committed suicide.
The Mcssrs. Lippincott offered slo,-
600 for the early sheets OF Bulwef Lytton's
forthcoming novel.
The Chicago Post says that Tweed
expects to go to Saturn when be dies-so
tina, be can join one of the rings
Improve your opportunities, said
the Emperor Napoleon to a school OF
young boys; "every hour lost now Is
chance Of future misfortune
The Rev. DR.. Steele, it issaid, is about
to resign his office as vice-presldent OF
Syracuse university, to become pastor OF II
church in Boston.
| Mrs. Yelvertop is reading from the
poets to crowded houses in Hong Kong
She reads in English, rs she has not ye
caught the cue of Chinese.
"A Tilted lover in Mobile, Alabama
stole the present he had given the hckl
lair one, while she was being married t
his successful rival lie Is now in Jail.
Economical and affectionate widow
of Boston make the gold filing of thei
first husbands teeth to codly furnish fort
the wedding ring for their secon
nuptials.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
THE JAPANEsE IN WASHINGTON


The japanese now IT, Washington are
rapidly becoming Americanized. Several
Of the younger members indulge in
smashes, cocktails and other spirituous
compounds with relish worthy of the
most red-nosed topper around the Airing
ton. A correspondent says it is very fun
ny to observe the little men MS they patter
about in their patent feathers, what sly
glances they cast at the pretty faces of
our girls, and how profoundly they bow
in recognition of the mods which the demi-
monde accord them. There are all sorts of
stories nfoat about the hotels where they
are domiciled relative to the dishes and
drinks they patronize. Hard boiled eggs
and ice cream, seem, however, to be II
dish which they all, from Iwakura down
to Howyondo, manifest great fondness for
and in which they indulge ut the most in
opportune seasons. Not unfrequently
brandy and boiled eggs are called tor as
seda,ives upon retiring, and several of tie
younger ones cannot get along without
them as eye-openers In the morning. For
such diminutive people they possess ex-
.taordinary appetites, and judging from
.ne quality and quantity Of the viands
~n'eh lhey consume, their stomaohs must
possess ihs digestive powers equal to those of
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN, SATURDAY MARCH 80, 1872

his death marks the dissolution Of this
most formidable body of despersdoes. The
large sum Of money no was said to DO in
possession of is also lost to the country,
for no member of the band, not even Boss
nor his wife, knew the whereabouts Of his
treasure chest. The remaining outlaws
have made diligent search, but as yet have
had their labor for their pains. Henry
Berry was said to have had a good deal Of
money, besides his share of the proceeds of
tho Lumberlon Bank, from which some
thirty thousand dollars were taken.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
JOHN BROWN.
THE QUEENS CHILLY.

THE QUEENS CHILLY.
n ondon Correspondence New York Timesl
1t Is not quite clear who first seized
OConner when he presented his unloated
pistol at the carriage window, but the
court circular, which is drawn up under
the personal supervision of the Queen,
gives the credit If the capture to John
Brown. John is rather n celebrated charac-
ter in his way, and was regarded with
much curiosity when he appeared as a wit |
ness in the police court He is an Aber-
deem man, from the neighborhood of
Balmora, and was Prince Albert's iavUrite
Chilly when the prince went out grouse
sho, ling and deer.stalking. The queen fire.
ouent,y accompanied her husband on his
sporting expeditions, and was much struck |
| with Browns evident attachment and de-
votion to his master, MS well ms by his
shrewd remarks and Independent judg-
ment on all matters on which he was con-
suited Brown WIS always prepared for
every emergency. little clouds gathered
suddenly overhead, il n change of wind
brought biting mir with 1t from the snow
tops of the mountains, IT was invariably
found that Browns foresight had provided
for it, that shawls and wrappers had been
slowed away somewhere, and that every
| thng was forthcoming Wucu IcIu'cu'
Brown knew the incest camping places,
the safest roads, and the best way OF man
aging everything. After the princes
death he became the chief personal at.
tendant of the queen, and has ever since
retained his supremacy in the household.
He accompanies her majesty on all occa-
sions, leads her pony, or rides in the rum
Bile behind her carriage. In his tar!an
kilt and plaid, stalwar', shaggy, hardfea
tured, he is u genuine specimen of The
north country Scot; and he is also u
thoi ough Scot in character and temper
very quiet, cool and imperturbable ; re-
served in Speech although outspoken
enough on occasion; "canny, and defer
entail but also resolutc and pertinacous
He belongs to the type of Scotch retainers
of whom several samples are to be found in
SCOTS novels, who identified themselves
with "the family, believed in it, worship
ped it with intense, passionate fidelity, but
at the same time had no hesitation in ex.
pressing an honest opinion on any question
even at the risk of differing from the mas
ter or mistress. The position which john
Brown holds in the royal household is alike
honorable to the Queen and to himself
In the police court he gave his evidence
with q strong Scotch accent and quain,
, homeliness oflanguage. "He just catoheC
= the boy" he said, "by the scrutf Of tn,
neck, and kept him till there was enough
people round about to take charge of him.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

IT is NOW probable that the Geneva ar.
bitrators will never hold their first sitting
The fear of England that the board Of ar.
bitrators will find verdict for the United
States for the amount of consequential, as
well as direct damages, claimed by our
govern ment under the Washington treaty,
is the main cause which will conspire to
prevent the settlement of the vexed ques-
ton
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

EVANS, the agent Of Pennsylvania for
the collection Of the states war claims
against the national government, has vir-
tually made a confession, by which i: is
clear that he appropriated to his own uses
the vast sum of 1921 900, which he received
in commissions. Evans is said to be bank
rupt in health and fortune, and the money
is irretrivably lost to the state.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

President GRANT is reported to have
remarked lately, that $50 far as one in
his position properly can, he will do all
in his power to assist in the election of the
nominee of the Philadelphia convention
As it is foregone conclusion that he is to
be the nominee of that convention, no ono
vii, doubt the sincerity of the assertion.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

CONNOLLY, who it is presumed was re-
gsrded as an integral part of good soci-
ety. in New York city not much over O
year ago, is now denominsted SLIPPERY
Dick" in metropolitan journals.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

pA-The Illinois Central railroad COM
pany ire constructing cars at the rate Of
h'ty per month in their workshops in Chi
cage aud are able to carry all the freight
offered.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN.

John II. 0berly 4 Co. nave reduced the sub.
scription price of the Weekly Cairo Bulletin TO
One Dollar per AMMAN. making Il the cheapest pa
per pu blished IN southern Illinois.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

THE SPRAouEs of Rhode Island, are
about to erect monument which is to
whereabouts. If that does not insure hap
piness after death, what will'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

A@-The French women are the best
dressed in the world; German women have
the most luxurisnt heads Of hair the
Spanish women the smallest hands and
feet; Italian women the most brilliant
compilations; South Americans the most
beauty, and American women the most
style.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

b9-Cerla'n Massachusetts cod liver oil
manufacturers have Just been detected in
smuggling during the last thirteen wears
. large quantity Of the raw material
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

idsnts pardon, and Butts, guilty of an in
famous crime. But friends Of the presi-
dent, nevertheless. As an honorable man
he must blush for the shame of his com.
psny.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
THE BULLETIN.
JOHN II oBERLY, Editor and Publisher.
SATURDAY MoRsrNG, MARCH 80, 1872.

The Official paper Of Aeranier COUNTY and OF The cy OF
CIuo; tho onty paopiinR daily IA southern Wihois
y loide.dtcdke journal: small, but fearless OUT
sp.stsn on all subjects Of interest 10 ne pnoic
trifa a LdrEe and increasing circulation, me bnHe-
IN soi,ets he patronage Of Intelligent readers ana
eafcyprisia0 business men.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NOTCs- ~ SEV DvKuTi-EnBNTs
b. u. wARsHH, teal estate broker aud aue.
tioueor, will sell, on Monday, JalJ :, at go
o'clock, p. ~, a twcstory frame dwelling slt.
uale on tho southwest corner Of PiscataWay
road and Monroe street, uniontown; also, on
Tuesday, July ., at0 O'Clock, p. m, a desirable
two story brick dwelling, No sos Seventh stree"
between d and O streets southeast
TnE Young Mons Republican Club viii meet
this evening.
THr stock, crop, part Of furniture nHd lease Of
a farm will he sold cheap.
THH grand annual picnic Of tho washington
CITY Hibernian Benevolent Society No. viii DO
heid to-day.
VALUABLE property, near intersection OF New
York avenue and Fifteenth street, for sale.
W. II. HARRovER has Mace's celebrated re-.
frigerators for sale.
THR sale by VIM. l.. Wall n % auctioneers,
Of Improved property postponed until Monday,
June -, at Q O'Clock, p. m.
III. wARNHR, real estate broker and auc-
tionser, will sell, on SATURDAY, July ., at
o'clock, D. m, a three story frame dwelling on
the south side Of Virginia ayonue, between Sixth
and seventh streets southwest,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19
GEORGETOWN APFAIRs.

SYST To JAIL-FrAnoes Norman was yestor.
day forwarded to the Jtil upon commitment
Issued by Coroner Hartixan Tor the murder OF
Mary II, Reeves, colorei chilli on saturday
last, full particulars Of which have been pub
lishod In the REPUBLICAN.
CHRsAPRAKg AND OHIO OASAL The newly
elected president aud directors Of the Ohosa.
poaks aud Ohio Canal Company held q special
meeting Monday at tho ON 70 Of Alox. Brown n
Sons, 10 Baltimore, for tho purpose ot qualifying
as members OF the bard. President HOrinlu
ETG ~ Ss S FsssssS T5 Ps a.
sent gu account VI Illness Mr.. Geo. s, Brown
offered a resolution that james q. Claffo, esq,
be elected general superintendent Of the canal
at salary OF a5,OOJ per year, MI. Mtohael
Baonon novel that the consideration OF the
resolution be postponed until the next nesting
Of the board. Mr.. Brown then Withdrew his
resolution. Mr.. Damon offered resolution
directing the president 10 employ q competent
engineer 10 accompany him on visit OF inspec.
tion of the whole llne OF the canal 10 ascertain
what repAlIs, u any are necessary for It's proper
navigation the present. year,
MI. allmor Msrodiih proposed a. an amend
ment that Jamos q. CLARKE, esI, 10 invited TO
aecompany the president aud engineer on their
tour OF inspection, which was accepted and the
resolution adopted by the bOlri. COl. j O..
Berret, Of Washington city, offered resolution
To remove the Oitics Of thcscotnpAny from Fred.
erlck to Annapolis whore the company would
have the uso OF nre-proof building Tor their
records, 6c. Mr.. Brown moved as Substitute
that the office DO removed TO Baltimore city
MT. bAnnon mONou 70 ppstpoho tho tosoiuhuh
III Mr.. Biser could bs present; which was ear.
Tied The motion was subsequently reconsld'
cred and the resolution moving the ONCE OF the
company TO Annapolis Adopted-uoo :; brown
aud ullnOr Meredith, esqs, voting In the neg A.
tive, Tue board then adjourned to meet At the
same place on the 2lth OF June.-BIhimore SHH
Of ysifsTdSy.
LIoHr OAssINERE PAHTALOoNs, solid coils,
stripes and checks at moderate prices
sos Seventh street, three doors above L.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19
THE COURTS.



,,srEcIAL rnas ASP DlstaIoT oouar-,Jadgs
HHmpAregs.-rhe court made tho following OF.
ders yesterday;
IL n removal Of Robert sherlock as
guardian q Patrick QulHley. Order that the
Bridget, and Edward dulgiey and place them
In the care Of Hugh Quigley.
allbeIt " stlie, Order 10 issue injunction
IN r.. Francis Norman. Order for habsas
corpus re,urnable to.morroW.
,SS Os S,y tsh,av tss,,mnny ian ssTs er eS'nans
Barton W Douglas. Order Overriding do
murrcr with leave to answer within tan days.
de%a SH nu SGl'%sa Sas e.
ORMSAt oouRr.--Judgs Hamphrsys This
court transacted the following business yoster.
fhe Ane imposed yesterday on WIN. ". Bar
bour ior non.attendahcs as apetit juror was 70
mitted.
ThoG 7. Everltt, WIN. W. COX. Robert Hew.
1T WIN. y. wallace, BeniAmln y. Fenvick,
John Lewis, Thomas DApis and John Pettlbone
from ,sTylss On ne Rs' iITy Ssd
In their stead; Lewis Spanier, John II. Russell,
David Hepburn, George Wlldner, Benjamin
z; Cuttings, William King, Jacob AigiSr, q. A.
The grand Jury returned Into court true bills
against the following parties; Samuel Ralney,
ior robbery Robert Goodman, for burglary,
sNoHs pro,sqRss were entered in the following
cases Lucy Ann Jackson, ior periuryi John
| Bell, for grand larceny,
The court then adjourned until this morning.
POIICE.
PoLtCH CouRr Judge Smell. = Yesterday
Theodore y. Lung, profanity ~; Elizabeth
| Burke, do, "; James Brady, do, 81 VIM.
| Thompson, do, -, VIM, McOleary and PSlcc
/ Purcell, Migrants, workhousei Charles johnson
| and WIN. Thompson, concealed weapons, t2o
| each; samuel johnson and John W. Smith,
| profanity, ~ each; George Spears, do, Is; Rob
/ act paFkaF naWla aaaaull m
| John r. CLARK, s2O; James Thomas, assault on
| Francis Webster, tlb aud COSTS James Fugtt,
/ assault on Albert Nichols, "; Jacob aud Adam
Thos. Garter, smashing the ulndOw Of Prlgg's
| iswelry store and stealing joWelry, jail SIX
| mouths; jos. =, Maehlr, charged with forging
note, dismissed; Lewis Dolson, cruelty beating
| q mule, 40
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19

picnle and Yeast. ...
The pupils attending Anthony Bowen school
tIslAnd1 several hundred In number, spent n
pleasant day Yesterday In the beautiful grove
beionglng 70 Hon. s. p. browne, near his resi-.
denco, At the terminus Of fOurteenth street.
Al an early hour IN the morning thcy Assem-
bled At the school building with smiling faces
and neat attire, looking forward and antiolpat-
ing doubtless lust what they had, a day free
from toll and anxletios attending the school
rOctn, and In place thereof = day Of pleasure
ADD recreation. Ater entoying themselves 90
their hearts content, they returned home In
high And ioyTal spifita. Too much credit can
not be awarded the teachers, Miss Briggs, Miss
Jones Miss BaIley Miss Reed, Miss Holmes
Miss Bartlett, Miss Duval aud Miss Bond Tor
being 90 thou htIul and eonaiderats In looking
after the interest and contributing 70 the pleas
Trustee Heury johnson, superintendent Coos
and ProL NAhon VsiIei the grove uut'nB tue
day. .
hsrnEEr hulLDtNa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19

rotary Of war - -
Sec 3 That 10 case any railroad companies
huthor1od BY law TO cross aad Government
bridge cannot agree upon a tims table 10 con
troi tho running OF thelr respective trains there
on, the Secretary Of War shall determine the
question OF dihsrenee, and q the time Tor tralns
Proridei That the polnt where said bridge sh all
stfik0 tins llln vs. shore sh I'll DO not moro tn IN
two hundred tset from the present Government
wagon bridge; And provided, also, That aaIl
track and bridge shall b CON nllte [ within two
years from th1 passage OF this set And whom
completed any other railroad cOnpany or ojfn.
panles shall be permltted, under the direction VI
the Secretary % War, TO pass their trains Of
cars over said last named bridge AMI track AMI
approaches thereto, upon ptylng 70 thu parties
then In interest their propJrtiodate SHIRE OF
the cost thereof, and OF keeplng tho same In 70.
pAiri And provided CHffhef, That nothing con
tAlned 10 this act shall DO 80 constructed as to
Interfere with any right or claim Of tho United
states 10 control 80 much Of the original line OF
bridge as 10 located east OF the N ain channel Of
the Mlssissippl river
SEQ. ., That the Davenport aud saint Paul
hulroAd Oomptny shall have ths rhKht 70 use
tue approaches 70 said bridge, and ID oise the
parties hereto clnnot agree upon the termi for
using SAID approaches To said bridge, then, and
In that ease, the sins shall Dc hxsa By the Sec.
Rotary OF War upon such terms aud 10 such ian.
nef As he may deem Just and proper.
Approved, June 4, 1sT2
BY Orlior Of the Secretary OF War,
f. ID. TOWNSEND, Adiutant General
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19

Tho Academy of Medicine Of tho District OF
Columbia, at LIS annual meeting, held last even
ing, elected tho following named gentlemen
officers for tho ensuing year l'resident, fiOdO'
ardO Howard; vice prcsidents, Dr., hobart hoy.
DaFn, Dr. Tabor johnson, and DE-. Theodore
Mead. secretary, Dr. II. W. Sawtellei treasurer,
Dr Robertson Howard; librarian, d. j. H.
Cheney. -, -
The aeaAeIny has adjourned over until the
third Tuesday 10 September. This society y
attended by oar nrst physicians, aud la meet
lngt are VI great Interest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19

One Of tho most dsssrSsdly popular public
houEes In the city to-day Is Dnaiin's" Mono
SorihWest lie has ample accommodations for
hts patrons whether IN search Of edlblos OF
dhnfabiea and can furnish the largest order on
the shortest notice. call a. the "Monokram
stAtstaenI as sell az tho fact that what no
serves h the bsst the market AtlOrda.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19

10 the House OF Delegates, yesterday, a bill
liant d Williams for certain work done on the
Jefferson schOo4 building In addition 10 the
speclncatlOns Of the contract Accompanying
tect, setting forth the amount " extra LABOR
done and the Universal verdict Of those Who
have Inspected the bllldlng u that II u one OF
the very best ever erected In the city, phe
pasaa 20 Of the hill by the Council Is confidently
expected, as Its rejection would entail a heavy
toss on the conscientious and hard working col
lFaftOTH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19

Dollar Store,
tsl Pa. Az, below National Hotel.

UsEYUL YAors WORTH KNOWING.
THURsroHs Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Ia the
best Dentrincs In use. Il keepsth Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price 70 and 20 cents.
JoUgss'a InOd0roas Kid Glove Cleaner ID far
superior 10 anything known. frico 70 cents,
THonPaOB'a PoulaIe Optlmo Is oxquints. II
softons, beAuilnss, and stfenstlsns thS hair.
PrIne rs and " cent?. g.. MP. .....
All faF aala bV nruHuista. ...... Dbl.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19

In the Houso Of Delegates yesterday Msssr''
Carroll Burnley and Davis, tho delegates irOqa
me eastern section OF the city, succeeded "a
SoouTlnK the passage Of tho act making an ap-
proprtalioa Or the extension Of tue Easter
saatEet This building, when cOmpleted, Will
suptly a want long L0lt In that secii0ni aud VIII
no 'lar towards Improving tho neighborhooi 10
which II Il located.