The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-15
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1872.


John o. Golick, a polygsmist with
four wives, was found drowned near Phi
ladephia on the sth.
"A telegram from San Francisco, dated .
the 9Th, reports an unusual number of
murders and robberies by the Apache
Indians. Lieutenant Rein Stewart was
killed on the 9th of August, and his CON-
panion, Corporal Black, captured.
The boiler of McCullough's Iron Rol-
ling mill at Northeast, Md, exploded, and
killed three men.
The family Of the President left
Long Branch to-day for Washington.
London dispatches of this date say
the observer estimated the damages
awarded, by the Geneva tribunal at $4,000
600 sterling.
The most destructive fire which has
occurred in Memphis for ten years broke
out in that city this morning. Two blocks
in the center of the city were destroyed,
and the loss reaches 100000 Insurance
is believed to be about $4,000.
The Internationals held banquet in
Amsterdam to-day.
"A dispatch from Madrid states that
an organized attempt to abolish slavery
will soon he inaugurated.in Spain. Pub
lie meetings will be held in the large cities
and petitions for abolition in the Spanish
| colonies will be circulated
MONDAY SEPTEMBER ., 1872.
"A jury in the county court of Peoria
H., to-day adjudged Hon. Samuel Cald
well.
The District Couat at San Francisc
were all day unsuccessfully engaged il
trying to impanel jury in the Fail
case.
Returns from the Maine election in
dictate majority of 10 900 for the Radi
calls
Forester, the supposed Nathan muir
derer was taken from Washington to New
} York to-day. The prisoner was heavil,
ironed.
The veneering factory of Cole, Com
stock Co.. of New York city, burned to-
day. Loss $4,000. u
Michael Callahan, while walking wit
his wife and child in Elston road, Chicago
was brutally murdered by drunken ruf
fan, who escaped.
The trial of Chas. Rafferty,, the muir
derer of Officer O'Mera was begun in tn
criminal court of Chicago to-day.
"A dispatch from Chicago of this dat
Ia as follows;
A Sioux City special says: Part Of tn
y band OF Indians engaged in the fight will
r MAJOR Bakers forces in Yellowstone Valley
came into Cheyenne Agency a few DAYS az,
s and reported that the fight was very severe
and that the troops lost heavily. over fort,
0 were killed and wounded while the Indiai
loss was eleven killed. They report Bake
so badly crippled that he was obliged to r.
, turn 10 Fort Ellis without having accom-
plished the object of the expedition. Gen
0 Stanley sent the detachment back to Foi
Rice, a few days since, for supplies;
J They report that just prior to their d,
parture Sitting Bull sent in nag Of true,
ana asked parley with Gen Stanley, while
. was granted. In the interview Sitting Blu
declared that IL Gen. Stanley did not tur
, back at once, he would give him plenty {
fight before he got 10 the Missouri river.
II is estimated that there are now In IN
Yellowstone Valley from fifteen thousand /
twenty thousand hostile warriors. and ser
GUS trouble " apprehended. Many of thes
are Cheyennes and Arrapahoes from tn
Platte Valley, with large band of Ogallal
Sioux.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1872.
President Grant has issued procla
nation abolishing all the duties on i'm
ports from Japan in japanese vessels, s.
Q long as Japan reciprocstes.
The war department to-day received