The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13

State elections IL Pennsylvania, In.
diana, Ohio and Nebr,ka took place TO-
day. Tho earliest rurns indicate .
Radical victory in Obi, Pennsylvania and
Nebraska. and the elecbn Of the Liberal
ticket in Indiana.
"A Galveston dispath from United
States Marshal Rukle, announces the ar.
rest of tn, Flynne broters. sons of the
postmasterat Tyler, Teas, charged with
robbing the mail. Theymade desperate
resistance killing q deputy marshal before
they wereecured.
"A N~ Orleans dipatch of this date
says:
r. j. Wight, clerk ofthe district court,
and his tother, w. N. Wright, deputy
sheriff, wee killed this morning by Chief
of Police ,herrod and Police officer Shep-
hard. Fnnds of the yrights armed
themselvs with sbotgu,s, found and
killed Shphsrd. and arr searching in
every direction for Sherroc.
"A Nv York dispatch Of this date
says:
On Fridy night John Tragnor. deck
hand on bard the canal boat Monarch. was
MYSTERIOUS spirited away and II appears
/ his absenc is In some way connected with
details of he murder OF Capt. Colvocoresaes
/ in Bridgeort, Conn.,. about four months
ago. Theweapon with which the deed was
/ committeds supposed to have been traced to
Tragnor.
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER Q, 1872.
John vBryan to-day killed police
officer McAonigle in Philadelphia.
The mrquis of Queensbury and Pro.
fessor Tyrsll arrived in New York to-
day by thsRussis.
An e,sursion of Southerners, mum.
bering fol, hundred and twenty-five per.
sons, arrived in LOUSY lille to-day.
To-day. dispatches from Constantine.
pie sffrm ,hst three million inhabitants
died during the late famine in Persia.
A Pari, d.spach ssys, "Itis beyond
all POSSIBILITY Of doubt, that the leading
Bonspartistsin the city are plotting for
the restoration Of the Empire, and
Prince Napoleon Plon Pom, who was
discovered ir Paris to-day, has been ex-
PEELED from the country, and If again
found on Froch territory, will-be ares
ted and imprisoned
"A gentleman who arrived in Wash.
ing.on to-ds. from Paris met Senator
Sumner in tat city on the 26,h of las.
month. He eports the general health Of
the Senator worse, rather than better,
and ,ha. the,ymptoms OF his old attack
were more Alarming than when he sailed.
He was abou 10 have q consultation Of
eminent phyicisns
The grand jury Of Hudson county, y.
j., has indicted Chief ct Police McWil-
liams and Deceive Doyle for conspiring
TO rob the Fist National Bank of Jersey
City in Junelast, having burglars tools
and allowing them to lie used, and break
ing and cntaing the bank. Doyle filed
bonds in $4,000 for rial. McWillisms
had not been arrested up to the adjourn
ment Of the court.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1872.
Three cnvicts escaped from the state
prison at Buffalo tbs morning.
The city government of Boston, to-
day appropriated 500, 900 for the estab-
lshment ofa smallpox hospital.
The new furnace of the Mine La
Note lead comp,n, at Fredericktown,
No, was burned today. Loss $3.50, 900.
The secretary ofstate to-day received
by special messengs an official copy Of
the decision and award Of the Geneva
Arbitration, handsomely engrossed on
parchment: and bounl, with the signatures
Of the arbi.rators. The documen. was in
closed in neat sooden case, highly
finished. The secretary presented it to
President Grant tbs forenoon. 1t was
asser~srd taken to the department 70 be
/ deposited in the archives.
AT the annual session of the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellow Of Illinois, which
closed its session in Rex Island ,hi. after.
noon the following ofcers were elected
VI. w. G. Master, Fred Bross Of Cairo; D.
g.. Master, W. L. sweeney Of Rock Is
land; G. Warden, ]. I. Roung Of Car.
bondale; e. Secre.ar, W. c. Mason o.
Peronai G. Tressurer,i. s. BURY OF Al.
ton; 6. Representative, J. c. Smith o,
Galenai 6. Chaplin, V. A. Edwards o.
Mendoza; G. Marshal, / I. Sherman O.
Chicago g. Conductor, IomA Long 0,
Enfield G. Guardian, Ludwig Var
Emblem o! Gslens; G. Iersld, w. S
Moore Of Bingham. Springfield wa
selected as the place Of hiding the sessio,
in 1873.
/, An Auburn, New Yrk, dispatch O
this date snnunces the death Of Ho1
VIM. II. Sewar: as follows
Hon. VIM. II. .eward dieea, hi. re.idenc
IN thi- city az do p. m. today. He wa
] taken I'll on Wednesday Of asst week, viii
ague and fever, nd latterly catarrhal al
lection set In. he immediate cause of hi
death was the liter. His family were a
with him at the the Of his dealt. with the GA
ceptlon OF his tw'sons. YESTERDAY mornin
Mr.. Seward rode out, and in tie afternoo
4, dictated several ems about hi, new hoo
relative to his recent travels, which he ha
been engaged in Writing for some time pa,
In fact, he was cosidered in no LANCER ii
about eleven o'clos last night. n, retainc
his senses 70 the let, and died In the fu
, possession Of tho- sterling faculties whic
. ior years marked IL life. He died peace
fully at the aye of .ycnty-on.