The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-08
THE BULLETIN.
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.


hMAcoN. Ga. March 5.-Tbo Planters
teuk nc For, Valley was robbed last night
ofklj Oo6' in currency md 5000 in specie.
kAx~As CRY, March ; = Illumining
"a. How. from tie ,ptl excavation at Wet
Kansa. City, Which tuih. brightly when
lighted.
BosToS, March "a fire in Boston
Highlands this morning destroyed the
house and furniture Of W. II. Reed. Loss
10000; insurance $4,000.
Nrw YORK, March 5.-Mrs. Fanny
Hyde was arraigned in Brooklyn to-day
for the murder Of George Watson. The
trial j. set for the 18th.
BRooKLYN, March j.--Thcre rs found
deficiency Of about 100000 in the general
fund in the accounts Of The city Of Brook
Ign. An investigation is to made as to
the cause thereof
BRooKLrS, March j.-Tbe Brooklyn
aldermen yesterday afternoon passed a
resolution that no railroad company IN that
city should collect fare Of passengers who
were not proy ided with seats.
Yesterday evening Col. I.aham, prom
inent lawyer of Paris, Tennessee. was shot
and instantly killed in difficulty at Hen
ry Station, Tennessee, on the Louisville
and Nashville railroad.
SPaISGFIELp, March j.-Ilon. WIN.
Cary, Of 10 Davies county, has received a
letter informing him that Senator Little
Of Jo Davies county is very 'ick, and J.
not expected to ever get well.
Bo.roS. March THE weather ]. ex-
trcmely cold throughout New England.
a di.pa,ch from Mt. Washington reports
the Thermometer forty degrees below zero,
and the wind one hundred miles nm hour.
LOUISVILLE ky- March 5.-Hon.
Thos NJ. Brown, distinguished attorney
of New Albany, Ind, while returning
home from his Office in this city, this eve
ming, suddenly fell on .he pavement ard
expired almost Immediately.
NEw-YoRK, March 5.-Three justices
OF Castleton, Staten Island, were fined
$3.50 each, yesterday, for crimes in Office,
and other justices 500 each, and the town
clerk was fined $40 for being drunk at II
town election. Some Of the above will be
tried for perjury.
NEW YORK. March j.-Frank Young, a
| Brooklyn butcher, is accused Of having in
! his possession FIVE calves, one OF which is
| already killed for meat, the whole having
been innoculated for the purpose of OBJ
/ tanning vaccine matter. The case is un-
der investigation by health officers
/ BosroS, March j.-The schooner Clara
/ Bell, with n cargo Of coal from New-lork
TO Boston, grounded this morning near
/ Cape Cod The officers and crew, seven
/ in all attempted 10 reach the land but
only one succeeded and he was nearly fro
zen. The rest perishod in the sea.
/ MISSEAPoLIs, MINI, March "a
are broke out in East Minneapolis last
night in Wheaton II Reynolds sash fac
: tory, and destroyed that, Barnard Il Shun-
er 5 furniture factory, and several other
smaller manufactures adjoining. The loss
amounts to 100000, insured for about one
third. The origin of the fire is not
! known.
! OMAHA, March 5.--Union Pacific trains
from the west, due at Cheyenne on Satur-
day noon, arrived there this evening.
Sundays and Mondays trains are ex-
pected here this evening. The road is
now reported clear. The weather here
for the past few days has tightened the
ice on tho river, and protected the winter
bridge, which i, still in use
KANSAS CITY, Mo, March 5.-Robert
b. Higgins, aged fort y-fvc years, of the
firm of Higgins Il Allen, hardware mer-
chants in Harrisonville concerned in tho
sale of the Cass county bounds, and ar.
rested here last night and guarded at the
St. Nicholas hotel, committed suicide this
morning at nine o'clock by shooting him
solf through the head with n single.bar-
relied pistol. He previously wrote letter,
to his wife and TO his business partner
II also sent by express to his wife $4,000
supposed to be the proceeds of bonds sold
before his arrest yesterday to a prominent
banking Arm here,
PoUGHKEEPsrE, n. y March IA mar
was found at Halls Corners, West Ches
ter county, last night apparently trozer
to death. The body was taken TO Tarry
town, and the coroner from Hastings hcl'
an inquest over it, verdict being rem
dered accordingly. The body was place.
in coffin, and started for Sleepy Holloy
cemetery. AS tho coffin WAS about TO b
lowered into the grave, noise proceeds
from it causing the in,errment to be dc
layed long enough to discover that tn
man was alive. Tonight the suppose
corpse is sitting by the fire at the larry
town depot, rejecting on things earthl.
His name has not been ascertained. ii
said she would take sugar in his