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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15
ANTI-TEMPERANCE.
OPPONENTS or THE NEW TEN.
PcKANCE LAW IN
IUNCLNN
MEETING AT THEOLD DELMON-
ICO SALOON ON WEDNES-
DAY EVENING.
RESOLUTIONS, SPEECHES, ETt

A large number OF The opponents Of the
new temperance law assembled ut til, old
D.lmonlco saloon on Wednesday evening
for he purpose of expressing their views
on the subject, aud t, appoint delegates to
go to Springfield aud COCO, ,eruc with the
delegates from Otber pbrtions "f tue s,ate,
in end4avorlng 10 seoure tbs repeal oI tue,
to them, odlous liquor law.
The meeting Wa, callel to order by
Mr.. Jack Winter, who STAGED the object OF
the gathering in n brief sp.sch.
Mr.. William Sehutter was chus IN chair
man; Mr.. +. NJ. Stockhsth, secret ,ry, and
Stephen Schwani,z, treasurer.
After the completion of the organiza-
ton, d. T. L,negar, Eco, WAS called upon
to address the meeting. Mr.. Linesar res
pended in few remark. appropriate to
the occasion. Mr.. Jack Winter, slso I'D
! dressed the meeting.
At the conclusion Of Mr. Winters
speech, series ot resolutions, condemning
the action of the Legislature in reference to
the new temperance law, and calling upon
the opponents of the law TO contribute
funds toward defrayng the expenses of
the delegates to be sent to Springfield for
the purpose Of endeavo-ins TO secure its
repeal, were adopted.
ID. I. .Linegar, E'q, and Mr.. Jack
Winter were chosen deIeg ,te., and signi.
fed their willingness To do all II
their power to serve the objects o. The
meeting.
Messrs Sthu,ter, StockA tn and Schwan
it, were .ppoin'el comm ttee to solicit
Z subscriptions ofm 'nry It'd fray the e1'
|, pen.es of the deleg ltes, and for other pur
poses.
/ After the appoint n ,nt Of tho abov'
e mentioned committee, the meeting ad
J. journsd.
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apparent, the planter lie taking more pans
han ever, snd our tobaccUes VIII 500"
rank with the best.
ro-iay 1T hi'f A. ten am, The r'su-
lar sales take pl he Ballard ware
house.
RoBBERY At VILLA RIDGE.
On Tuesday nish, the st"res Of M. Hoop
paw aud Mr.. Ti,u., =. Villa Rlse, were
bur;larized and considerable money aud
other vnIuablrs stolen. On catering Mr..
Huoppaw's store, clerk, who was asleep
in the store, was caught and
after being severely beaten, was
tied hand and foot. The thieves then ran
sacked the store. They broke open the
safe. from which they took between two
and three hundred dollars. They then
went to Mr.. Titus, where they pried open
the door with chiscl, or some similar in
s,rument. After securing everything that
they could handily carry from the store
they assembled to the upper part of the
building, where Mr.. Titus family
resides. They entered the bed
room where Mr.. I. and his wife
were sleeping, and carried his pants out of
the room. 1t is reported that Mr.. Titus
was awake while they were in his room,
but seeing three of them in the room at
one time, AMI all well armed, felt that he
would only he placing his life In jeopardy
by attempting to arrest or grapple with
them. The thieves also made an attempt
to enter Mr.. Timothy Coyle's residence
but were frightened away by viciou
dog which Mr.. Coyle keeps about his prem
ices. Every effort is being made to cap
ture the burglars, bu, up to last night the.
were still at large and no trace Of then
could be found.
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SEWING MACHINES.

We have Just received large stock of
new imported Grover X Bakers sewiI g
machi"e.. They stitch alike on both sides.
We will sell family and manufacturing
machines, with the privilege of paying by
IN 'nthly in@tallments, giving the purchase
ers choice between lock-sti,ch and Grover
& Bakers elastic stitch. Remember We
learn you TO run all machines bought Of
is. We also keep on hand sewing ms.
chine attachments, needles, silk, best
sperm oil in bottles, or you can bring your
own bottle and have II filed.
IL addition to our sewing machine de-
partmen,, We do machine embroidery
dress and cloak making, stamping for
either braiding or embroidery, and all
done with block stamps. All orders from
city or country will receive our prompt
attention. All persons wishing anything
in our line are respectfully requested IL
| give US call and zee samples Of work,
ls9 Washington avenue, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets. Postofice box 22S.
! BIB In. ii. +. GOODYEAR.
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AN IMPORTANT MATTER.

CHANGING WATER CoURsEs-soME PLANS
OF THE C. q. v. r. II. ESGISEERs.
The following article is from the Mound
City journal 1t will be found interest.
ing;
Mr.. Charles Thrupp, chief engineer
of the lower section o. the Cairo d Vim
cennes railroad, proposes to make some
| alterations in the water courses emptying
| into the OHIO in this immediate vicinity.
He first contemplutes removing the out
let of the Cache river. Those acauuint-
ed with the geography of the stream
know that u short distance above its
mouth there is an acute bend in il which
extends down within short distance OF
the bed of the railroad. Mr..
Thrupp purposes cutting II channel
through there mt the . 'i'', and stopping
up the old channel. The ubje.t mainly 10
~ get good foundation for bridge.
Being n naviga Die stream BY law, We
question the authority OF u corporation TO
change the course of the river without
permission by legislative enactment. Ii
legal, the question rs u the ACCESSIBILITY
Of such II Oh inge arises. We cannot ser
I iut it would affect The interests of the civ
materially. unless It sh 'ud prod ico SO no
unfavoraDle chang. in tine channel of the
ohio. A ire.h cut made for the canal
through such s'll rs lies below Cach.
wouli wash greatly, and u what extent
this experiment couId only reveal. An
artificial channel WISHES out much more
than n turnl one, and In this cas-, par
haps Cairo m gnt be caused some incon-
venlonce.
Trinity slough is to be damned and new
channel cut for il II considerable distance
above the mouth, running into Cache.
Thi, We believe will be II good improve
ment, MS IL will result in r-deeming some
good land, will tend I, make the lower
portion of this city more health, aud will
save much expenditure for the county ON
bridges.
The big disch Just above the upper levre
of this city is ~ be hled up wnere the
railroad grasses and the water that natural
~ runs intn it drained III INTO ii .iss bayou,
by Itch running along thu east sid. OF
Meridian road. Wa can see no objection
to this plum, inasmuch a. It will afford bet
ter drainage for land il he vicinity of the
Improvement, nl.o for the Meridian road
lieiss bayou is very crooked, and as il
now is will max" tire. raj road bridges
necessary, Mr.. Thrupp proposes to pbv,-
ate two Of them by digging n canal scr"s,
Nh upper bend, thus greatly shortening the
bayou and throwing it, general course fur
Their back from the river Sir. Th,upp-
t'hn' sh"w good ideas of engineering and
u ne main would probably be acceptable
"all interested.
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ARLINGTON HOUSE,

T. y. Ellis, .proprieto-, corner TN street
and Commercial avenue, CurJ lis, is
prepared to acc tmmod ate the public with
board by the day, week or month, at lower
rates than any other frst-clnss house in
the city. rhe rooms are ali we'll fur.
n'shed, light aud airy, good sample rooms
for the accommodation Of Commercial
agents. The house is located in the cen.
ter Of the bushes. part of the city within
one square OF the post Office. 4-9.tf
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NOTICE or REMOVAL.

Having removed my boot and shoe shop
to the north side of Eighth street, between
Commercial avenue and Ohio levco, oppo-
site my old stand, invite all my Gus
toners to call On mo in my new quarters,
where shall keep on hand and msnufac-
ture NIL kinds of cls.om-made boots and
shoes, and guarantee in the future, as I
have done in the pat, to give good work,
good stock, good fits anu perfect sati.fac-
ticn. PHILLIP BAUoB.
3-s.2m
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1ALlfORNlA G FRUIT.

Just received at Bristol & Stilwelrs
canned Bartlett Pears, Apricots,a and Muscat
Grapes. Also full assortaen, Of best
brand. of other canned goods. No. 80
Eight street. 3-i-u
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AS A REMEDY. For Bronchial atec-
ton. and Chronic diseases Of the lu,( b,
nothing ever befre discovered equals DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. es4.
3.l3d&vlt,
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RON SALE
AVOID OUACKSI

AWetm of"srl' 'nd'sersuop, causing r.r,oa,
debility prems'nre decay. ..e., having ,,,sd In
vein ever, io"i'i''o ,.n.a,, D., o'..,''
simple means Of ,'lf-rurs. vhhh he vi,
fsee {" bic f. llow', ufeiers. ). u. Reeve. =,
fsssan street.. Nsw Yals. suya.w,u
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MILLINERY.

Mrs. Anna Lang, on Eighth street be-
tween Washington and Commercial ave-
nues, has just received fine spring stock
Of millinery goods, consisting Of hate, bon
nets, ribbons, notions, etc, etc, to which
she asks the attention Of the ladies of
Cairo. Mrs. Lang will take pleasure in
showing her goods to all who will favor
her with call. 3-9-lm.
We have no hesitation in recommend.
ing William Ehlers, boot and shoe maker
as worthy Of most liberal patronage. We
know wherefore we speak when we say
his work is bona in II mastery manner at
the lowest prices. He Uses nothing but
the best of stock, and he cannot be excell-
ed in the delicate task of making an ex.
act f,. Give him call ut his shop on
Twentieth street, between Washington
avenue and Poplar street. nearly opposite
the court house, and we will guarantee
satisfaction.
SOLD OFT.
Mr.. Joseph Mende has sold his grocery
store at the corner of Tenth street and
Y, ashinrton avenue, to Dir. Joseph Bross.
Mr. b has taken possession and will inn
mcdia,ely stock the concern with full
and complete assortment OF the freshest
and choicest groceries and provisions,
which he guarantees TO sell at prices Ms
low az can beobtained from any other estsb-
lishment in the city. He solicits a share |
Of the public patronage and promises in
return prompt attention and courteous
treatment. So dim.
Pat Fitzgerald, Of the sample rooms
mas received the appointment Of agent for
.ne '"'e oil the Mmmondsport, N. Y, Ur-
S"a VINE 'empany's wines in this city
'ne oot''e with which we have been
favored IL sample Of tn. ounli,v of
'ne'r WINES then we are preparsa M s,v
ths' they are among the best W. ~
tasted. lie has just received ln,ns
slgnment, which he is prepa, ed To ,sw M
tho lowest figures. lie has also on hand
Large and complete stock Of the varions
brands OF Irish, Scotch and American
WHISTLES, and wines Of every variety.
, janl2dd
PARKER& BLAKE.
Parker & Blake have added to their
well assorted Paint, Wall Paper and
. window Glass establishment n regular
painting business. They have engaged
MT Carl L. Thomas, who has been in tho
painting business in Cairo for the last 10
years, to snPerin;end the painting and pa.
per hanging department, and ali worL am.
trusted I" him. or for which he may con.
lracE, will be duly acknowledged by them
) and will be executed with neatness md
disratch. Sign writing, plain and fancy
printing, piper hanging and decorations
c"l.ominine, grain.ng, glazing, etc, done
at reasonable terms. a-8tf
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MIS-. WHiTEcoMBs sYRUr-This srti-
Gle is good for all diseases incident 10 the
period of teething in children and Is 'old
for % cents a bottle. l3-d&wlw
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THE FUR TRADE.
II. LEVY 4 co. PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICES

Vt. LfF1 20. PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICES.
Below will be found the corrected list
of prices paid by II. Levy & Co., for
hides, furs, feathers. wool, fellow bees
wax, and al kinds of country produce.
Ivy Il Cn. do u very large trade in their
lnr. AMI it well known tact that they
always pay the highest prices to be OBJ
tained in this market. ,hey are now
p wing for
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

FoE SALE.-A cottage on 18th street
containing 7 rooms, ci'tern and GU.
houses complete. Apply TO
w w THORNTON,
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THE WORLDS FAIR FOR 1870.

The abnve i, from s1,rH statements.
SILK ASD LINEN THREAD.
Which vii yol NV, pIGl Of leai,
with sprInkl rg OF threat,
which you "an break " III your two lit,!e finger.
Or pound 4 thread
winch il uum x-d with lead
rhs can slrN- be foun at the Singers
agency, niger Munufnc .uring Co, at Mrs.
Ellis millinery store.
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Go to No. 81 Eighth street, and get
some Of the novel and excellent Java
Imperial Tea, and tryit. 3-4tf.
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For other articles, such as rags, feath-
ers, bees wax, wool and tallow, we will day
the highest market prices.
Respectfully, etc.
BURNETT Il Co.,
Thornton's block, Tenth street, Cairo, ~
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IMPORTED N ,lagS grapes at Jorgen
sons, corner of Twentieth street and
Washington avenue. u
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

-. % J1v' imperial Tea, at Bristol
4 S ilw, 2.5.if
THE LITTLE KENrUcKIAN,
No. SO Ohio levee, is the ptice where
they keep the freshest fish and game, and
The finest wives, liquors and cigars, to be
found in the city. Dinner only twenty
five cents. Open day and night, ut all
hours. J. Z. PARK, Proprietor.
3-ltf
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MARRIAGE GUIDE. Interesting
numerous engravings, 224 pages ii'o'
80 cents. Ad iress DR.. Butts ~
No. 70 North Eighth Street, 81" A''''' Wv
See Advertisement.
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n
i'' S""'u''e"N0'
j. T. R,nnie, ',olts and wrench. $40 90
i. u. Farm, oJc) feet Iumoer... lo) S3
jos. Is. TAYLOR, amount pail j. ii.
ObrrIy q u Tor publishing de-
linquent tax list, lo7i........" 96 70
i. Is Farm, Dol iert oak lu.nb"r
"a SIG. ................... .............. % oil
NJ. j. Howley, Tor baiI"t box,
lock, k"ys, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
iImothy SULLIVAN hauling drunk
en- m"n To ~. .'''.'..'..'''..''.'. 90
MOTHS h"h 70 l-'9i' it'r
'u'"oer, "a Si'',...'' ;. IA w
ihos' w ser"iu' - DAYS "o'r
p on '' T"i ~, IN re"rI'r!,.'',. ~ W
siJou,.Ir.;n r,,r,. ,c IN
n S" ~ !" 81 rG"rua'N''i' '.,''''' 80 w
~. .,o ~, ra,2 ""y' '"' V" 4, n,
Vim. McIpu.. 20 duy.' nb,r an
siJ..rs''IIss A IN
R,n,is,. u,J,t,.,u b,uIin,, y r,r.
,',ho. "'u
,ra'C Wy '"' q m
Thn'na. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~,
NAM ~ III IN
Th" J,, h. ,i,'.'''','' ','.' ~
I,n,h.r n X and An r., l., a.
a, "a c W. 10y Al NJ,
Ea Kurn.,, E..n,,,arv
cn,nn,,,Ii.r :, m
A Gain Febru,r, .,,,,,, n. mas
shal.. .......... 80 90
Jos. Is. TAYLOR, February ,alsry
us treasurer.............. 100 90
NJ. j. Howley, February salary MS
clerk 100 90
L. Ii. Meyers February salary
Ms chief Of police. SO SO
Jon" oneenan; y. aienter, W; H.
rv T, MI,rtin 1nd sRsaE Ri.
lingsly, puffrrrons,Hr,rv,y Feb
ruary salary 1 tH9i. I; ~ YcrY. rs 90
'onn NJ h,"'uen' an q'ar,er
Is7l. .,... -, 25O 90
b. Shsnnes,y. ~ NJ, salary for
months Of January and Febru.
ay 49,. .''''','.' .''.'''. ..'','. o' w
man 10 iml@ ''.,,'.-.' 10
c. t. Woodward. hsrdwarA....... 243
Z. X. Woodward, 900 II. hose with
nouP'"S' "" .po mug" ""u ,,o "a
c. r.. Wv,d warj. 80 f. to.e.
with coupling. and ore 90 #.
sactiol, for IL bernian Fire Co. 37S 90
"n,. Mena.e u.et,nS Prl'oners
days.. 80. 1885,. ,....,. 23l 90
Jno. n. Ohe,lv a. Co. publisb,ng
council proceedings for Febru.
airy ana printing small P"x
u;hrn -. ,,..''..'':' o. oo
months. ending Dec al ls7i OF q,
Councilman Wood moved to concur in
tn, the action of the boa,d If .ldsr,,s,
and allow the bills. Ctrried he III. fol.
lowing vote: Av.s-Hurd scbub and
Wud-s. Nay--o. Councilman Wood.
ward no, voting
Councilm.n Wood ,vo, ., ouo,,
Hill. ~ ,ba ;,J,o, l
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THE BULLETIN.

Published every mOrnissx, Monday ca.
ceDled.
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Carried by the following vote Ayes
S'huh. Wo ID End Woodward 3 Nnv--
Hurd l.
On motion Of Councilman Wood adj
j'urned. NJ. j. HowLEy, City Clerk.
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ONE car load 800 boxes, champaign
l,undry soap, the best H. tho mar ket, for
sale cheap. SrRATroS & BIRD.
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eines. ~
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DEAD OR DYISG Where the hair is
unnaturalIy dry, you may be sure that it
is dying; and unless ar,ifciully vitalized,
it will soon be MS lead as leaves in No
vember. Feed the whitening fbers and
stimulate the torpid scalp with Lyons
Kathairon, and the evil, which must other
wise soon eliminate in badness, will be
speedily remedid 1t is absolutely neces-
snry for the health of the brain, that il be
kept moderately moist with preparat ion
capable Of nourshing and invigorating it.
Lyons Ksthairon fulalls these conditions,
and is the only article that actually puts
new life into the capillary tubs, through
which the natural nCurishment tas ceased
To pass. This pure and harmless vegetable
preparation is absorbed by the skin Of the
head to the roots of the hair, and passes
into the fiamen,s by the force of capillary
attraction. 3-l3.3od&wlw
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-This superb
hair d, is the best in the wor'd--perfec ly
harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. The genuine w. A.
Bachelors Hair Dye produces immedi.
atelya splendid natural black or brown.
Does not stain the skin, hut leaves the
hair clean, soft and beautiful. The only
safe and perfect dye. Sold by all drug
gists. Factory, l6 Bond ST.. NY.
3-l0-eod-7w-ly.
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FoK THE hes, st. Louis lager 10 the
city, 90 to Blankenburgs Excelsior sa-
loon e.
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TWENTY sacks choics Patna rice for
sale by srs.rros & RIM
It
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FRESH st. Louis lager berf just received
at the Excelsior saloon. F. Blankenburg,
proprietor. n.
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GREEN d GILBERT,
ATTORNEYS
COUNSELORS AT LAW,

s $ $.:; s, es4s ' CAIRO. ILLINOIS.
s~specs. attention given TO Admiralty sud
oTyIcI-oHIo LEvEE, ROOMS z AND OVEN
CITY NATIONAL kASK
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BURNETT & co.

HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR HIDES
FURs, ETC.
Nessrs. Burnett j. Co.. Thornton's block,
Tenth street, are prepared to pay the high
est cash price for articles in their line, as
follOws:
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SELECT COUNCIL.
REGULAR MEETING OF THE SELECT corS-

Gil.
C,uucil Chamber,
cairo, Iii, aich IS. 81.
Present-His honor Mayor Lansden
and Councilman Hurd, Schulz, Wood and
Wopdward-5.
On motion Of Councilman Schulz the
reading Of the journal was dispensed with.
BILLS.
The following bills having been allowed
by the board OF aldermen were presented
FIR concurrpnce.
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Go TO DR.. McGauley for Rsttinger's Fe
yer Drops. Warranted TO cure the chills
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JAVA IMPERiAL TEA at Bristol & Still.
wells. 3,+tf
Connecticut western news., 1872-07-26
Facts and FancieS.

CATERPLLARs, in unusually large num- bers, have appeared all through the cotton belt, three weeks earlier than ever before. The weather which develops the worm continues.
 THE Berlin O6cial Gazette promulgetes the law providing for the punishment of Jesuits from Germany. All establish ments now under their control must be completely broken up in six months.
 ELEVEN persons were burned to death and twelve others were very seriously in jured by an explosion in flour mill at Glasgow. The building was entirely de- stroyed and no cause of the disaster can be ascertained
 THE Apaches from the Great Reserva- tion, who made treaty with Gen. How ard about month ago, have left the reservation with the .avowed intention of going on the war path, and the troops are in pursuit. Many depredations are reported. A SERIOUS accident occurred near White Sulphur Springs in West Virginia, by which seven persons were instantly killed and the same number injured. The disaster was caused by the giving way of @ temporary bridge over the Greenbrier river.
 A CUBAN privateer, heavily armed and provisoned for a long cruise, was brought into Newport by the United States rev enue cutter. The vessel was formerly the revenue cutter Resolute, but was bought and armed by Cubans, and is acting as decoy for Spanish men-of-war.
 A TERRIBLE accident occurred in Wash ington, D. C., by which three men were killed and five others badly injured. One of the supports of three huge derricks gave way and the whole of the ponderous ma- chinerv fell, crushing several of the men to literally unrecognizable mass.
 THE New Jersey Court of Pardons bas announced its decision ts commute the death sentence of Libbie Garrabrapt to imprisonment for life. The girls counsel has telegIaphed the result of the delibera- tioLs of the Court to Paterson, and the news was given to the prisoner. She ap peared to take little interest in the matter, saying only that she should not like to leave the jail where she is now confined. She will probably be taken to Trenton.
 IN shooting affair in ballroom in Big Rapids, Mich., Charles Bronson and J. Sweeney acted as principals. The former disputed with the latter his right in the room. The two quarrelled, and Bronson drew a revolver, and Ill quick succession empted the six charges into sweeney's body, some of the shots be ing fired after he was down and SUD- posed to be dead. Bronson is wealthy, and it is supposed with some expendi- ture of money will get cut of the scrape. He is in confinement.
 THE Sonora Democrat chronicles plan for securing cherries from the ravages of birds, which is as remarkable for it's sim plicity as it's effectiveness A simple contrivance, consisting of COW bell sus- pended in the middle of cherry tree, connected by arope long enough to reach the COW shed and attached to cows tail, will scare off the birds most effectu- ally. This trick is in successful opera ton in Sonora, and can be seen at John Bauman's place. He has not lost a cherry this year, and his trees are full of fruit,