The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-22
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~ POLITICAL. 81
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The PRESIDENT EXPECTED
To ARRIVE IN CINCIN-
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OPINION OF ATTORNEY 0ENER-
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SEIZURE OF TIE NEW ORLEANS
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LOUISIANA CITIZENS COMMIT
NV TEE IN NEW YORK. 81.
OPINION OF ATTORNEY 0ENER.
AL WILLIAMS.
sHlZURR o. TIE NEW ORLEANS
TIMES.
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nsw owLEAss COMMITTEE.
WAsnISoTos, Dec. 2l.---The New Or
leans committee will hold another meet.
Jog Monday. They will agree upon an
address 70 the people. ssI's q
,s. xEwsPAPsR SEIZED.
Nrw OaLrASA Dec. fo.--A sensation
vas caused tonight by the seizure Of the
New Orleans Times Newspaper Office, by
the United states marshal, on an order Of
Judge Dursil or the United States court.
The writ Of ssixuss wss issued in the case
of. ". Mckee. claiming to be crsdi-
tor Of q. A. Weed, publisher Of the
Times. The object is to force Weed into
bankruptcy. There will BE- no Times is
sued Tomorrow, though the printers and
employees offer to work a week without
i't oBToSs oRoAS.
NEW YoKX, 2i.--The latest report in
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regsra " the 'houne' '"a. mr. o''o"
has rendered the chief editorship TO james
q. Blaine, speaker Of the house Of rep
rssentst,ves. II is said Mr.. Blaine was
NJ. Ostos's Srst choice. and that neIotia.
tions With Mr.. Co,fsx we're due to Mr..
Sinclair. M. Blaine has the proposition
under advissmsbt. ..,ou 4.I4.I
IT.. .,,.-commi,,.. nj, I.oujsisua citi-
-, 1880, .,,;,.d bsr. M. forenoon.
Th.;, Old, 4. m.ds 9TH a view Of taking
.ome ,aea,urss ia the North which may
nav. an influence In reference 10 the
,,oublss in Nav Orlesns. The co III mittss
had . consu,ts,jon meeting at noon and
a;.cu..sa ,bs ,ubieet. but 4 10 understood
chs, No dssoi,s action W., taken. During
ths Asv thew waited upon John Foley,
nsmhs, az ,bs co,nmittes Of 10, Con.
yrs,.msn Roosevelt and other citizens were
prsssat. They rsls.ed their grievances
and asked for suggestions SO Foley sug-
.s.,sd that they lps,i,ion the president,
who w. hls opinion, would promptly ram
sdy any grievances existing. d. ....
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Nrw ORLEANS, Dec. 2l.-Judge Alex
sndsr Walker and Z. G. Hancock !! associ-
Ate editors Of the New Orleans Times,
VIII Issue newspaper so-morrow. me
'Timsss spspsns'on ca~ed general eA-
preston OF regret.
THs PRESIDENT. III
= CfNcISSkrI, Dec. 2I.-President Grant
Engaged rooms at the Burnett House, but
at midsight had not arrived. He is
expected a. 3 o'clock in the morning.
J.,cr oi THE LAST BOND. isgt
WAsuIsoroN, 2l.-Tbe last outstanding
bonds amounting TO $500, Of the loan of
March 81, ls4s, which matursd July !,
1858, have Just been psid. '- Oh
ie tlrgJ CAN NOT BE cnAxoSD. .IL.
Nearly ell the members Of the Louisiana
delegation go home fully satisfied that
nothing can be done to change the present
statue Of affairs in thst state.
lIe" rNI CoLPAx.
A telegram from New York says furth.
ar transfers OF Tribune stock will be made,
20 q % overcome Collars objections to
accepting the sditorship. l,.ttlJl
OPINION GIVEN.
WAsu,xoros, Dec. 2l.---Ths attorney
general has given his opinion in the case
Of Frances Heinrich, who claimed protec.
ton of tho America government from be-
log made TO serve in the Austrian army
on the ground that he is Nm American eiti'
sen. a. HsinFick was born In New York IN
1850, Of Austrian parents, who had resided
there temporarily, and who two YEAR,
.'f r.snc w.. .o sa.,s as.u ,h", n