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

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1872.

81 MA I, OCTOBER o. 1919.
Horace Greeley has been invited to
make another Western tour.
The forty. second semi.spnual confer.
ence of the Mormon church commenced
in Sali Lake city to-day.
"A dispatch received to-day in San
Francisco. reports an effective attack on
the Apache Indians in Arizona, by Col.
Mason.
"A delegation Of Indians in Washing.
ton city, dressed in the costume Of their
tribe, attended the Metropolitan church
to-day.
"A telegram Of his morning reports
the burning of the courthouse at Ksnka-
kee Ills. The loss is $4,000; insurance
$4,000.
Anthony Mesch, attempting to escape
from two policemen in Chicago to-day,
was shot dead by one of them. Both have
been arrested.
"A special telegram from Knoxville,
3 Tenn, says
Serious trouble is apprehended between
the authorities Of Georgia and the U"i.e,
= States marshal. Governor Smith has in
b. structed General Wofford, receiver Of the
Alabama and Chattanooga railroad, not
r TO surrender the road to Judge Hsrolson
!. and Lewis Rice, receivers appointed BY
Associate Justice Bradley, of the United
e States supreme court. General WofIord
. says he is instructed 70
TEAR Up gvERY RAIL AND BURN EVERY
. BKIDoE
4 before giving up the road. The msrshals
have already arrested the sheriff Of Dsde
: county, and further trouble is sppre-
G hended.
!. MONDAY, OCTOBER I, 1872.
"A are in Evansville this evening de-
- stroysd buildings covering squarter Of I
n square.
9, In the town elections Of Connection
y to-day, the sn,i-Graut tickets were almos
ne universally elected.
N The corner stone Of the monumen
to the memory Of Miles Stsnd.h, was lai
to-day in Boston with masonic, civil an
military honors.
10 Count Won Arnim, German smbssss
W dor, has notified NJ. do Remusat that a.
4. citizens Of France entering German terri
tory mus, be provided with passports.
The school census Of the city of Chi
q cago, completed to-day, shows a popula
es tion Of 367, 3s6, which is an increase @
,e $4,000 over a similar census taken in Jun
i, last.
"A Greeley and Brown procession il
Cincinnati this evening was attacked b
81 colored men. Fifty to seventy.ave shot
C. were fired and several persons were in
n. jured.
,e "A dispatch OF to-day from New Yorl
:, states that = freight locomotive on tn
Baltimore and Ohio road, near Pedmon,
VI exploded on Saturday, killing the sngin
In eer, fireman and two others, and fatal,
ey scsiding another person.
ge "A Washington telegram Of this da,
Tho relates the following
" nalph ' Aulick, son of Commodor
ent o. IL; Auilck, died suddenly in thi. city n
the third inst, and his decease branch, !,
OF iighl that ne had married, March the ii Is-,
-, In Baltimore. Miss Emma j. Oler. whnu
"otnci iesiueu III tIls city. Ii seems IA
nuptials were kept profound secret n. "
was believed a knowledge OF the fact Won,
las excite the rage Of the Commodore. A 70,
months since DIR. Aulck ATTENDED The Rad q
AN convention in Philadelphia, when he too
10, occasion to make his will, bequeathing ,
'o' his property, about 900 worth, 10 h
oh. wife, VINO has been and now is clerk
the redemption division of the Office of II
re- Us treasury Drs, Boyle and Keinsmith
TINS city, and another doctor of Philadelphi
hat signed the will Us witnesses The wido
.os mas, since the deceass of the doctor, exhi
10" iteu the iharrige certificate and will 20 h
uld J nilly OF Commodore Aulick, and they a
accepted as genuine.
YES TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1872.
nts The horse disease in Toronto, Cspsd
continues, 10 the serious dstrinent of bu,
ness.
es' Freddy the blacksmith" Of NJ
aid York, vas arrested in Philadslphia to.ds
al after voting three times.