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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16
have Il discnterred and placed in a
metallic coffin, and shipped to st. Louis

metallic coffin, and shipped to st. Louis
Ohio levee, between Sixth and Eighto
streets Is now, and has been, for tho past
week, entirely taken up with irc'ghtawa't-
ing tonnage to convey IL to ITS destination.
Tho mammoth steamer, james Howard,
began loading on Sunday evening, and by
the time she has taken nil she cas- carry,
the amount Of freight on the lcvec will be
greatly reduced.
We hear IL stated that parties from
Meriettn, Ohio, In search Of suitable
place for the establishment of n rolling
mill, are expected to arrive in this city
within few days. That Cairo possesses
more real advantages for an establishment
of this character than any o:hcr city in
the Mississippi valley, will not be denied
by fair minded people. 1t Is said that the
gentlemen who are expected to visit Cairo
in connection with this matter, are the
proprietors of two rolling mills located at
Merietta, and IL they should decide to 'O-
cate they will remove one Of them
to this point.
Tho warm days of Summer are APP
proaching, when we shall all be pcstered
by annoying mosquitoes and hopping
Acas, but which will bring along with
these trials the luxuries of leo cream and
soda water. And where shall we go for
either ice cream or soda water but to Phil
Saup's. He is already furnishing both
these delicacies to inquirers, and we can
assure all the public that they are the
best of their kind cxtant. His saloon, on
Commercial avenue, is neatly fitted up
for the accommodation of ladies and
children, and no improper characters are
| ever permitted TO enter II. The attend
ants are polite and very attentive to their
duties, and parents may entrust their
children to their care without any misgiv-
ings Of any kind. 4-ll-ml
The religious journals of the country
are commenting with some severity, upon
the conduct Of Sheriff Irwin in informing
Rev. Jacob Bradley that he would un-
doubtedly be strung up to the gallows
tree, IL he baptised sick niger, and the
Niger became sicker in consequence Of
the dousing and should die. Tho COM
ments of our foreign religious friends
would be very proper, If it were not for
one little fact, which steals from the COM
ments their point, and that fact is, that
Sheriff Irwin did not give Jake, theprcach-
cer, the information reported. Jake who
can preach "lke Satan beating tan bark, :"
and who is whole team at the business
of baptising, would immerse anything that
walks on two legs IN any condition of
health, If all the sherifs ia the lard should
try TO dissuade him. He is better nj bap-
Using than at any other business. His
pride is his skillfuness ut the business Of
immersing, and Icing for all the candi-
dates in the field just pending an election
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RIVER NEWS.
PORT LIST.

ARRIVED A.D DEPAKTED.
steamer. where from. Where to
n. W. C.......Caseyville.
N. Longworlh. n. Orleans. Cincinnati.
NJ. j. Wicks..N. Orleans. ..St. Louis.
Grand Tower. Memphis .....St Louis.
Julia Burg .....St. Louis.
Z. Carroil......N. Orle ns...St. Louis.
Thompson DIST. Louis
j. Gilmore ....Pitt.burg.
NJ. Houston. IN. Orleans -. Louisville.
mo MUDDY COAL.
Steamboats, supplied ut any time, both
day and night, with either lump or chest.
nut coal, in any quantity, and on usual
terms, at the yard ut Grand Tower, Ills.
Special contracts offered on favorable
terms upon application.
II. V. OLYpHAST,
ID. A. BoKEE, Gcn'l. Supt.
Sales Agent. 3-i5-ly.
cOSDIrIoS OF THE RIVERS
Here the river was rising slowly yestcr-
day tho present rise has about had its
run and still Cairo remains high and dry,
notwithstanding some Of our exchanges
predicted differently.
AT Pittsburg the Monongabcla contin.
ues declining. At Cincinnati the Ohio is
gently falling, with 40 feet in the channel
Al Louisville the river is declining at a
slow rate with 20 feet in the canal and Il
feet in the chute. AT Evansville the
Ohio is rising slowly.
The Mississippi is still on the declin c
with fair channel.
Arkansas river is falling, with twelve
feet in the channel.
White river is rising very fast.
BUSINESS AND WEATHER.
Business was very good on the levee
yesterday, considering that 1t was Mon.
day which is generally the dullest day OF
the week. Ocean. Of freight still on band
and plenty going forward.
There was considerable weather to be
found on the streets ye'teday. The wind
blew at II high rate all day. The sky wa.
clear. -.
MlstELLANtoNS.
The James Howard arrived from New
Orleans Sunday noon, and had been here
| but short time until she was loading for
return trip. She will leave about Wed.
nesday with all she can carry.
The Nick Longworth would have load.
ed here if it had not been for her LOUIS.
vile freight. She laid here and cleaned
her boilers, and probably saved Us the dis.
agreeable task Of recording another blow
up.
The wind was so strong yesterday tina,
it was very difficult for the ferry boat to
make her regular trips.
The Thompson Dean came out wanting
about 800 tons freight which she can
obtain without any delay.
All the packets down stream had splen.
did trips aud each received considerable
freight here.
The Evansville packets are bringing
down large amount Of corn, which the
owners are anxious to ship at any price
t" get it off the bank. The Arkansas
Belle had 5000 sacks last trip.
The new steamer Exporter will be at
the wharf some time this week. She has
for one freight item $4,000 kegs Of nails
The N. w. Z. came in with tow Of
Treadwater coal.
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DEasoNAL The celebrated ciothi.rs Of 81.
l. l. ui-, Mo-, announce the Introduction OF a
plan OF ordering clothes by letter. 10 which they
call your special attention. They, il requested,
will s,ni you their improved and accurate rules
tor self-measurement, and a full line of samples
from their immense stock of cloths, cas- simeres
coaiings, etc, thus enabling parties in any part
OF the country to order their clothing direct from
them, with the certainty OF receiving garments of
the very latest style and most perfect fit s,tains.
BILE. Goods ordered will be sent by express, 1, he
paid on delivery, providing that IL they DO not ut,
they can be returned at their expense. As IL
well known through the south and west. they have
for fifteen years excel!ed in all departments Of
their business, which is guarantee to the char.c
ter of the goods they would send ont. Rules for
self measurement, samples of goods, illustrated
circular and price let sent free on application.
Ticknor Co., manufacturers and dealers IN
mems and boys clothing and furnishing goods
either ready .made or made to order, COL ard ao3
North Fourth street, st. Louis. Mo.
N. B.-When in 81. Louis you are invited 10
vls!, our mammoth establishment, where you
can find thousands and thousands of garments
Of superior quality and workmanship, manufac.
tured expressly for the best retail trade. Boys
clothing speciality with us, and our stock in this
line Is very extensive. TICKNoR 4 CO.
4'llItw.
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CHARLIE WALKER.

sExr TO THE rESiTESTiARy FOR LIFE.
Between seven and eight o'clock last
night the jury In the Walker
murder case returned verdict
of guilty, and fixing the terra
of the prisoner in the penitentiary at
ninety.nine years.-.or for life.
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SALE OF FURNITURE.

A quantity of the best of furniture, all
walnut, for sale. Has been only u short
time In use. VIII be sold INN ediately q,
private sale. 1t may be seen ut Fred.
BlanEenbcrg's house, corner Of Fourteenth
street and Washington avenue, up stairs,
until Monday evening, April 18th.
<-lI3t. q. ScUEScX.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

We have n full line of Philadelphia
Goods for Child's Wear; Chlds and In.
fants Pear Buttons, Queer colors Of every
style and description, in quantities to sup
ply both Wholesale and Retail Trade, to-.
gether with full and complete line Of
Ladies' and Misses Shoes, fresh from the
best factories in the United States, all of
the latest and most improved patterns
and latest styles out. Call and see them.
4-ll3t ELLIOTT L. HAYruoKN.
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Remember, we make RE.
TAIL SALES at wholesale pri.
ces, for the following reasons
Our stock of goods has been
purchased direct of the first
hands, manufacturers and
agents., previous to the great
advance in prices, which saves
us handsome profit, and will
give our customers and pat.
rons the benefit thereof. Our
large purchases enable us to
offer at all times better induce.
ments than any house in this
city.
Our large and quick sales
allow us to show and offer
the freshest and latest styles
of goods to be found in any of
the largest Eastern Markets.
Our long experience in bust.
ness enables us to offer Just
what our trade demands. We
warrant our goods to compare
in quality, styles and prices,
not only with the Cairo Mar
ket, but with any of the larg.
est Eastern Markets.
To convince yourself OF
these facts you may pick up
any paper in which you may
find a price list or any quota.
tons of any house at Chicago,
st. Louis or Cincinnati, and
we will at all times meet
with them in quotations and
prices.
BE sure and give us a trial
before purchasing elsewhere,
and be convinced this is no
humbug-tha: we do sell, from
the smallest to tho largest, at
the current WHOLESALE PR.
CEs.
We have made this a Mot.
to of Business, and hope to
get an liberal patronage from
this city and surrounding
country. ..,sn
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EXCURSIONS KENTUCKY BLUFFS.

The ferry boat, during the present high
water, will extend her trips up Willow
Creek to the Kentucky Blufs,-leaving
Cairo at sa IN. and Up. IN.
This will be very pleasant trip for
families and picnic parties. s-l4tf
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TO RENT.

The undersigned offers for rent com.
modious store room on Eighth street. The
house rs new and furnished complete with
shelves, counters, gas, water and every.
thing needed. The lacation is ono of the
best In the city, and offers a good oppor.
tunity to grocery or dry goods man
For particulars inquire Of
r. j. CUNDIrF,
, Cor. Of Sixth and Commercial.
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THE BULLETIN.
Ouiee. Bulletin BuiIdins
WAshs"gt0u Avenue.
FOR SALE.

Inc undersigned has for .a,e, a, Low
price, fine horse and'spring wagon 7,
quire at the Cairo City Wharfboa,.
4-l4lf, NAT. CLARK.
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BIZ lcE-HOWELL-At the resi ience OF the
brides father IN TINS cIy, IN sunday the 18th
inst, by The Rev William MEGA len, Mr.. Luther
Bruce Of Dongols, Illinois, to Miss Jennie How.
ei of this city.
The happy couple have the best wishes Of all
who know them for their future happiness and
prosperity, for they Deserve both.
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PHIL. HOWARD,
STEAMBOAT BUTCHER
city National Bank Building.
aa.special attention paid to orders from steam.
oats nigh or dsv. sc

WIN. Alba has removed bis barber
shop two doors below Paul G. Schuhs
drug store where he will be found to.
gether with his brother Conrad swinging
his sharp razors us usual. The shop is
fitted up in splendid style, and a room Sc,
apart for the accommodation of ladies
who wish to have hair dressed or cut.
4.3lm,
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NOTICE.

Cairo CITY Ferry Company
Cairo, Ills ,Aprii Is. 1872.
Notice IL hereby ven that the rsgul tr annual
meeting 81 IN. Stockholders If thi- company
will be held at the whariina-t-rs Office, co, ner
SIKH street aud oh l.vee, IN This city, On Mon.
day. nay Gtn, 1872. a. 10 o'cl 'ck IN Tor he pur-
pose Of rlerti, seven "a director to serve the
en- suing year and for general business.
THOS. W. HALLIDAY, Sec'y.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16

o",y ten cents per day for 81, 900 pol.
Wy IN the Life Association Of America.
CARL L. THOMAS,
opec,Ai agent. ofics In Parker Il Blake's
= paint store. A.lAts
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16

O.IASS AsE DANGEROUS. Mothers ss
you love your on'pring don't fail TO use
Nm. Wbitcombs syrup for ,oo,hiny
sai'6rss. Read thu advertisement. in
ssessss ee'o@1' <'s'd&wlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16

Flower Stands,
Moss Baskets,
Wire Window Screens,
Bird Cages,
Japan Ware,
Toilet Sets,
Sponge and Hip baths,
Infant Baths,
Chamber Pals, Brass and Enameled
Kettles, Britannia Ware, Coffee and Tea
Pots, Hair Wire and a general assortment
Of Stamped and Plain Tin Ware.
Last, but not least, CHARTER OAK
COOKING STOVES, TO DO had at low figures
at c. w. HENDERsoN's,
3-27mld 100 Commercial Ave.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16

For SALE-A cottage on 18th stree,
continuing 7 rooms, cistern and GU,
houses complete. Apply to
w. W. THORNTON.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-16

FOR RENT.
l havea neatly furnished room which
l desire to rent to man and his wife, or
to two young men, with or without board
ing. Terms reasonable. For further in.
formation apply to
4-S-Gt FRED. THEoBoLD.
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NAY FESTIVAL.

LOOK OUT FOR A GALA-DAY.
The Cairo Turner Association will
give grand May festival an the 18th OF
May. Further particulars in due time.
by order of the
4-l0w.f-s Con-. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02
THE TURF.

DY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH THE COMMIT.
ID tees delegates TO the National Trottng Convention
tickets Cincinnati and return reduced
from JOHN H. MILLER, Eastern Passenger Agent
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, 526 Broaaway.
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TIE cr...
"Of the many large and valuable collections OF Pantinrs
which have exhibited in this city during past wear
has In It's hi galaxy
the joint galleries OF Messrs. Williams Everett OF
Boston, and Mr. lsaac Wellington, Brooklyu the Pic.
belonging to which opened for view at
the LeavItt Art Rooms last evening""
Evening Post, Jan. 2a
These Superb Paintings
exhibition, free, II the
Leavitt Art Rooms, Sl7 Broadway.
corner Twelfth street, from A. N. TO r. NJ and to 10
M will be sold BY suction Wednesday and Thur sday
evenings, February and 8, at ~ O'clock ,,,r 90
TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT, SOUTHERN DIS.
- trict OF New York In Bankruptcy In the matter OF
IL hereby given that tie undersigned order
Cour in the above matter dated January H. 1874 will sell at
public auction by Burdett Dennis auctoneers the high
est bidder for cash. IS Warren street. the city of New
YORK. the I'd day OF February 1872 at IL o'clock NJ all
the stock OF Butter and Cheese belonging the est OF the
above bsnkrupts consisting Of seventyour tubs Butter
,wentynine boxes Cheese eghons hkins Butter more or
less. 0EOR0E II. SHARPE,
United States Marshal, Messenger.
Dated NEW YORK, January 70, 1S72
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER.-BY VIRTUE OF
W ctattel mortgage will sell this day. February =
fO O'Clock, the Lease Stock aud Fixtures OF the Liquor
Store southeast OF Grand and Mott Streets In the
city OF New York fine English Ale Pumps Counters &C.
WILLIAM ABBOTT. Jr Attorney for Mortgages.
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@ HERMAN, AUCTIONEER.
-. Assignee sale Of Wines, Liquors, Champaane Furn
re-. "a afea nsak sc

ture, Safes, Desks, &c. -N"
3. HERMAN, Auctionecr. will sell this dav Feb A
vS ocock al 10 bowery the entire Stock Of imported and
domestic Liquors and Wines, AbOut zoo casks and ia
RES q Brandie GIN, Rum, Port and sherry Wtnes choice
brands And various ages also l barrels Bourbon and Rye
Whskey various brands also 300 Wines aud Louof
brsndes ON. kNrn, schnapps, prime Brandes, Blters
sss.; De pesks Furniture Sc The above stock
Aso on montav Feb a ~ pesbrosscs street. the balance
OF STOCK OF Liquors, Fr,ores. unexpired Lease, xc
CHAS. v. LYONS. CIty Marshal.
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SHERIfFs sALE-R. FIELD, AUcTIONEER. WILL
o. Liquors, Bourbon whiskey, Scotch whsxsy, Gin,
Measures Pumps Office Furniture FiStures EnptS .rreis
&c: BY order, MATTHEW. 7. BRENNAN, Sheriff.
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sPOKTINli-DOGH, Birds, &C.


A FOR sALE-ALL KINDS or FANCY DOGS. BIRDS,
IA &c Medicines for all discases; prepared Fooi for
mockug birds at B. c. DOvEYS, No 1reene street,
Canal.
ID sale and retail. kcvolvers, Guna. Pistols, at
prices. Secondhand Gvps Pistols bought,
and exchanged. GEO. tNlrk, q chatham s,rect
Butle nlsable Mango Cure and Flea kxicrminator, 75
But ers WORK, wA dogs boarded, trained &c
Medicines FOR all diseases Choice seeding 6eranums
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- der the College of Physicians and Surgeons OF New
York, Fourth and Twenyhird prescrp-
tons from the College cniques pus up at this store
rTAxEs.--NOTICE OF THE RECEIVER OF TAXES
i for the West Farms Tax district.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersrnod Receiver Of
Taxes for the West farms Tax district have received the
town. school and other rolls Of said distr Ct and
that shall be at Office in the station house, fremont
each day of the week Sundays and holidays excepted on
an a't;r Monde. Janaar; - s7 between the hours Of
between the OF O'Clock each Saturday eyen
inr, to receive the taxas for the said district.
On all pail before the expiration Of thirty days from
the 18th OF January 1872 only one per cent VIII be
added after thirty days from said date two For cent WIN pc
added sixty from said date i've cent will be
added. r. D. HAMILTON, Receiver of Taxes.
Dated WEST FARMs. Jan. l0 1874
TAAEsi TAxEsi TAXRst-Or TIE TOWN OF PEI
j ham, including Peihamvle and Prospect Hin, and the
corporation tax of the village Of West and Central Mount
Vernon will bs received Monday the 9TH day OF Febr
ary Grand and Elizabeth streets New York. for the
last time 6SSisr 6SSj +; M2EH; MfEGER,s Collector.
ITO ARCHITECTs-ALL ARCHITECTS THAT HAVE
drawn places for the Industrial Exhibition Company ~.
T. Crystal Paace requested to call upon NOM RDY.
ST. James HOTEL between the hours OF and 10 A. NJ or
and 7xP.N.
01O0 OOO GOLD WAS DRAWN IN THE ROYAL.
0IOv.OUV Har ana Lottery of Cuba January %.
Kentucky, Class l6t Not. So 6 3D. drew $4,000 Address
BAILEY b Gu. told established otce>, l74 Broadway
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A UCTION sALE.-RARE CHANCE FOR HOUSE,
"A keepers Msypihcent Household Furniture at the ole
giant residence, 36 West 18th st. 9th this day
dsy February 2, sale commencing l0H O'Clock. Rose
wood Papoorte Drawing Room Suit Paintings Bronxcs and
Drawing Room Furniture, pompadour. Marie Antoinette
Etaceres secreaire Bookcase Encognres, JardIneres
Canterbury, veve medallion Carpets magnificent rosewood
Pianoforte, made order celebrated makcr rosewood wal
nut Bureaus, Bedseads, Wsrdrobe Mattresses, Bedding
Extension Table, sIdeboard Chnawarc, Linen Glassware
Cutlery Sverware. Furniture servants apartments. Sale
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- u se 49, On shS Coopers or T!ades' Onion srIke will be
- VIC hsor House, on Monday February 4, at r. M
Of employers any the vsrous trades
ow or herehy In danger beina by these
cuiou rules OF tc Trades Union, and
0vissc 70 send deeastc 70 this meeting W. r. BENsEi,
Secretary OF Produce Exchange Commit Tee.
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TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS TOUCH
l. Ing at Key West carrying the United States mall
The Al steamship CITY OF'HOusTON, Captain Pennug-
ary3
Through bills of adIng given 20 Houston and to all points
on Galveston Houston and Henderson and D. r. aud u
Railroad.
v II. MALLORY CO., is Ns,dsa lane
or 10 W. T. CLYDE t10 Wall street.
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A RrIFICiAL HUMAN EYEs-BAUCH 4 GOU0EL
"A MANN QormerIy with Professor Boissouucau OF Paris
makers and insertora OF the Improved Eye. D Bcccke
ssnAa n kR--These Eyes are endorsed by The faculty.
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A LIZ INTENSIFIED IN GAS AT COST ARE INVITED
70 uend mee'nI 10 Re held al Masonic Hall his even
nss sseP N. liz East Thirteenth street.
-. ,... THEU E. TOMLINsON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-03
Masonic Meeting at Columbus.

COLUMBUS, October 2.-At a meeting
Of the Grand Council Of Masons, the
Grand Council OF Ontario was recognized.
Joseph L. Conrad, Of Atwater, was ap.
pointed TO represent Ohio Council in a
convention to be held next year to revise
the ritual OF the order in the United
States. The following officers were
elected companions: Joseph r. Conrad,
ol Atwater, Pursuant Grand Master;
Peter L. Wilson, Of Georgetown, Deputy
Grand Master; II. !ThcobOd, OF Dayton,
lllusIrious Grand Master; John NJ Berga.
man, Of gainesville, Grand P. G; Fla.
vius ]. Phillips, Of Georgetown, Grand
Treasurer, 10 n D. Caldwell, Of Cincin.
natl, Grand Recorder; Orester A. B. Sen
ter, Of Columbus, Grand Captain OF
Guard; Jacob Randall, Of Waynesbufg,
Grand Internal.
After the election Of officers the Coun.
Gil adjourned TO meet in Toledo, on the
first Tuesday in next September.
The Grand Chapter OF Royal Arch
Masous ,reassembled, and the principal
business transacted was the election of j.
O'Neil, Of Lebanon, Most Excellent Grand
High Priest; X. G. Lemon, Of Toledo, Ex.
cellent Deputy High Priest; James B.
IIOvey, Of Marietta, Excellent Grand
King; and ]. W. Underhill, Canton, Ex-
Cellent Grand Scribe.
An association was formed to-day,
composed OF persons who have been
Masons for twenty-five years. W. 3.
Thrall, Of Columbus, was chosen Chair.
man, and j. D. Caldwell, Of Cincinnati,
Secretary. The object of the organiza.
ti0n Is in part 10 prepare history OF
Masonry in Ohio. II
The Knight Tcmplars made an impos.
Ing street parade TO day.
The RiGhtworthy Grand Camp oil the
Independent Order OF KnighthoOd Of the
United States, to night completed a two
days session In this city. Right Worthy
Grand Ruler VIM. Stevenson, President.
Much business pertaining TO the order,
was transacted. Among other things was
the adoption OF q new constitution and
bylaws for the Grand Camp, and q con.
stitution for the government OF the sub
ordinate camps, TO take effect next Jan
uary. The most important change in the
fundamental laws ofthe Order, was the
adoption Of q beneficial system. Charters
were granted number Of Lodges, o Righl
Worthy Grand degree adopted, and Il
committee appointed on ritual.
The following officers were installed
for the succeeding two years: r. W. G
Ruler, John Il Gault, Cincinnati; r. W,
9. Secretary, Joseph Dowdall, Columbus
r, W. G. Treasurer, A. F. Webb, Colum,
bus; W. G. Herald, A. Brarneck, Wooster
W. G. Marshall, s, s. Cantwell, Coshoc.
ton; W. G. Warden, G. E. Sharp, Steu
benvillc; o. G. Guard, Jacob nalving
Columbus. The next regular session
will be held in this city on the third Tues
day of next October.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, October 2.-The question Of
enforcing tho law against liquor selling on
Sunday has been agitated here recently
by citizens who believe the prevalence OF
crime largely attributable to such traffic
A committee, appointed at a recent ci,i.
zens' meeting, waited upon the Mayor
and urged upon him the enforcement OF
the city ordinance against Sunday liquor
selling. The Mayor, in reply, addressed
the committee at some length, declaring
his desire and determination to use oil
possible means to prevent crime, but ex.
pressing the belief that the enforcement
of the Sunday liquor law Is a task which
presents difficulties so hard to overcome
that it Is next 10 impossible, especially
with the present small police force, and
that any experiment in that direction
would prove hero, as elsewhere, a failure.