The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-15
ays the Csrlists are again becoming trou-

can is leaving the place. Deputy Sheriff
Williams is dead from the wound inflicted
on him by party from Dover.
London newspapers are strongly dis.
satisfied with the result of the Geneva
arbitration. The London Advertiser OF
this date says
"rhe plain English of it is, the British
| government has allowed the Americans 10
| bully us out of three or four millions OF
! pounds, TO curry favor with them. and then
! modcstly congratulatcs us upon paying an
amount In settlement of the claims for which
I few weeks ago IL was affirmed that Eng.
land was neither legally or moi ally liable.'
The third annual exhibition Of the
Northern Ohio fair association. began at
Cleveland;to-day.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1872.
The meeting of the Emperors at Ber-
lin closed to-day.
Francis Joseph of Austria left the
city this for Berlin evening.
1T is believed 90 600 people were on
the grounds of the Louisville peace re-
union to-day.
A party of thirty.fve Indians of the
Sioux tribe, arrived in Chicago to-day in
company with two gentleman Of the
Indian commission.
-OConor me, the Louisville depu,a,ion
to-day and refused the Bourbon romina.
tion.
The state ticket Of the Massachusetts
Liberals, nominated to-day, is as follows
For Governor, Charles Sumner; Lieu.
tenant Governor, Geo. W. Siearns Sec
rotary of State, George II. Munroe; Treas
! urer, Levi Haywood; Auditor, s Collins
I Attorney General, Waldo Coburn; Elec-
tors-st-Lsrge, Chester Chaplin and F. W.
Bird. Sumner and Munroe are Liberals
and the others Democrats.
Andrew johnson addressed large
crowd in Memphis tonight.
"A great land slide, near Fraga, Spain
by which many lives were los. and much
property injured, took place to-day.
The Prohibi.ionis,s of Connecticut
held state convention in Hartford OF
the ll,h and resolved to support Blacl
and Russell, the Prohibition candidates fol
president and vioe-president.
"A Paris telegram of this date days
on the re-opening OF the National Assem-
bly,. President Thiers will propose the ere
alton of the Office of Vice-President.
THU RSDAI, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1872
The Texas fever is prevailing among
the cattle in the vicinity Of Pana.
--Mantsn Esstburn, bishop of the do
cese of Massachusetts, died on the 18th.
Miss Lowenstein, an accomplishe
young lady of New York city, became sud
denly insane on the morning Of the l2tl
: The young ladys mother was SO affecte
S by the circumstance that she committe
suicide, cutting her throat with knife.
"A meeting of the citizens Of Chicag
? was held in the hall OF the Board of Trad
on the evening of this date, for the pul
&: pose of considering the best means {
bringing murderers to justice. Addresst
were made by prominent citizens and re-
II olutions for the appointment by the chai
i man Of a committee OF twenty-five, 10 a,
in conjunction with the officers of the la
d in arresting and bringing mu
IF derers to speedy trial and prompt punsl
lie ment, with power 10 employ detective
as and, when deemed necessary, counsel to q
n sist the states attorney, were unanimous
passed, and the chairman announced 4
,l- committee, which includes many Of /
nd best citizens.
The Gallatin cotton mill in Sunni
eff county, Tennessee, owned by Fitzgerald
Co., was burned to-day. Loss $500
ay No insurance.
''es "A New York dispatch of this d.
~ says:
A letter from French military man
Las rank TO a friend in this city states that I
verdict of the court-martial upon Marsl
IKE Bazane will be to find him guilty of infd
Ike ity TO his duty. and that the Marshal viii
"A sentenced 10 death.
ICE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1872.
Hon. Sam'l Caldwell who, Mond
in last was adjudged insane, died suddenly
Peoria on the 18th.
lat Thirteen Ohio regiments held n
Try union in Titfin, Ohio, to-day.
Alb The explosion of a new boiler at
les foundry of Robert Jones in Cincinnati,
ish day killed three men,--Robert Jones,
proprietor of the foundry, Evans
Lloyd and Joseph Uburshlag.
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