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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-03

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 2.-The river
10 rising about an inch per hour About
feet in the canal and 8 feet o inches in
tho chute. Clear turned cool this D. m.
Arrived : Anna Connsl, Mollie Ebert,
Cincinnati. Departed Anna Connal,
Memphis; Mollie Ebert, Falls for New
Orleans. Eberts bsrges put through the
canal.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 2--Clesr and warm.
River stationary. Departed, Glasgow,
New Orleans; City Helena, last nj ght !;
Legal Tender, st. Louis.
ST. Louis, Nov. 2.-Arrived, Rob Roy,
Keokuk; Pauline Carroll, New Orleans
Departed, Lake Superior, Keokuk Cap
ital City, vicksburg; Huntsville, Shreve-
port II. NJ. Shreve, Memphis; Storm,
Ohio River; Brown, Cairo. River falling
Weather cloudy.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 2.-Passsngers by
steamer X. II. Durfee, which passed down
this y. m, report that the steamer Belfast,
captain Sedan from st. Louis for New
Orleans, struck q snsg yesterday at head
of island 70, some 100 miles above here,
and sunk in five feet water. Her bottom
10 badly broken. No lives lost.
PirTsBURo, Nov. 2.-River falling
slowly this p. IN. with feet, about inches
in channel. Weather lowering with
drizzling rain this p. m. Ironsides ar.
rived last night with 3 barges Of iron ore,
amounting TO 900 tons, and left sgainl for
Cincinnati with 3 barges Of coal, contain.
ing $4,000 bushels. Comet left for st.
Louis. Arlington cxpected this evening.
Junction will arrive tomorrow. X. K
Hudson goes on.
CINCINNATI, Nov. al. W. Garrett
passed down from Pomeroy for st. Louis
loaded with salt, and one Of the Missis-
sippi river transportation bsrges in tow
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WASHINGTON
Our SCHOOL SYSTEM.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The commits.
sioner Of education has requested the state
and local superintendent Of education
TO aid him la devising the best plans for
the representation OF the American sys.
tenn Of education at the Vienna ex position.
With this view, he has asked them TO
meet him In Washington, on the 18th of
November. The Austrian officials Ia
their communications TO Gen. Van Buren,
have been especially solicitous for Q
thorough and complete representation Of
the school system eff this country.
AN IMPORTANT BILL.
The treasury department 10 preparing
an important bill for congress, consolidat-
ing and amending all laws relating to
financial business Of government. Its i'm.
portant features are the simplification Of
transactions, better security for pub.
lie money and severer punishment for de-
falcations and entertainments.
WARRINGTON, Nov. "A Restaurant
keeper was fined In the police court, to-
day, one hundred dollsrs. His license was
revoked for refusing TO entertain negroes
In his establishment.
sESrENcK6.
Chas johnson who was recently con.
victed for the murder Of bis wife, was to-
day sentenced to be hanged on the 10th Of
December.
THE NAVY TO BE wEEDED.
The navy Is to DO weede1 Of its inef-
hcient officers Of the upper grade by the
strict enforcement hereafter OF the nearly
obsolete law, requiring searching exam
ination into the fitness and capacity Of
every officer below commodore, before
promotion in this.
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FOREIGN.
ILECTIONa.

LONDON, Nov. 2.-Elections through.
out England yesterday resulted in heavy
conservative gains, which are attributed to
the passage OF the licensing act. Much
dissstisfaction a. the working of new ballo,
act voting 80 slow that a. many places
all the votes could not be polled.
THE ALABAMA MONEY.
A London letter says that Gladstone
opposes the raising OF Alabama money by
way Of loan, as il would increase the
debt. 1t is most probable that bonds will
be issued for part Of fifteen millions, SO as
to extend the payment for considerable
period.
PARIS, Nov. About one hundred and
ffty persons yesterday attacked at Octrio
station, in the town Of Besseges, the DE.
partment Garde, and wounded q number OF
gems d armes. The latter we're compelled
10 hre upon their sssailsnts, several OF
whom we're killed and many wounded.
Troops have been dispatched to the town
in order to prevent further trouble.
AN ACCIDENT.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-During court yes.
to-day at Durry's Banty, Ireland, the floor
gave way precipitsting two hundred pre-
sons distance of twelve feet. Several
were instantly killed, and forty injured
some Of whom may die.
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
The municipal elections through
England yesterday, resulted in heavy con.
servative gains which are attributed to the
passage Of the licensing act.
j. Francis Mcguire, the well-known Irish
member Of parliament for Cork City, and
proprietor aud principal editor Of the
Cork Examiner died last night in the
fhy-seventh year Of his age.
IIAMoSD FIELDS.
Mail advices from Cape Good Hope to
the 9Th Of October, say the report of dis
covery OF precious stones in Arizona,
had reached fields, caused some excite
ment and destroying effect upon the
diamond market. Gold has been discov-
cred.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2--Later advises
from Khivs report that the Khan has
built fort Ut Djsrkale, where no will re.
sist the advance of the Cars troops.
He still refuses to surrender Russians hello
as prisoners.
MARSHALL BAzAINE.
PARIS, Nov. ?.-The preliminary tx.
animation of Marshal Bazaine by court
martial has been resumed.
EMPEROR OF CHINA MARRIED.
LONDON, Nov. 2. "A dispatch from Pc
kin announces the fact that the emperor
Of China WAS married on the 10th Of OctO-
Der. There was no outside ceremony
other than procession which escorted the
bride from her residence to Imperial
palace.
TO GO To AFRICA.
A banquet was given last night by the
royal geographical society In honor OF Bar
tile Freve, who is about to proceed to
Africa to promote the cause OF the aboli'
ton OF slavery in that country.
FINED.
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HORSE EPIDEMIC.
CHICAGO.
HORSE DISEASE.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Very few horses on
the streets this morning, all lines Of street
cars and omnibusses stopped at ten o'clock
last night. Not public conveyance is to
be seen this am. Hack stands deserted.
About the only horses to be secn, are those
attached TO delivery wagons Of retail
dealers. and few teams employed 10 haul
ing building material. A cold rain set 10
at eleven o'clock last night, and continued
till late this morning. Weather still!
damp and cold.
THE PLAGUE.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2-Tbere are very few
horses on the streets this morning, all the
lines ofstreet cars and omnibusses having
stopped at 10 clock last night, no public
conveyances are to be seen this morning.
Hack stands are deserted, about the only
horses TO be seen are those
attached TO delivery wagons Of
retail dealers and few teams employed
in hauling building material. A cold rain
set in at II CLOCK last night which contin-
ued until late this morning. Tho weather
is still damp and cold, and doubtless many
horses are kept in their stables for pru-
Dental reasons.
There is little to add to accounts already
teiegraphed Of horse disease here except
that in nearly ali cases, the epidemic seems
ola mild form. 1t has been noticed that no
mules have, 80 far, shown any signs Of dis
ease.
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PENNSYLvANIA.


PrTTsBURo, Nov. 2-Infection among
horses was spread among private stables.
The horses In Morelsnd e. Mitchelrs
stables are slowly recovering, and IL is ex.
pected that with favorable weather all
will be ready for use liz short time. No
deaths have yet occurred. Livery
men have their stables thoroughly white.
wa,hed inside, and carbolic acid and tar
put over their floors.
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In every quarter Of the globe where 1t
10 known, and there are few indeed where
it Is not, the Mexican Mustang Liniment
takes precedence Of oil similar prepsra-
tions. Its trsnscendant merits have OBJ
tanned for it = popularity seldom reached
by any proprietary medicine. In its in
fancy the fiat of its success was pro-
nounced in the widespread endorsement
which It received from physicians, veter-
mary surgeons, horsemen and the public
generally. No one now thinks Of quss-
tioning It's claim to be considered the stan
dard Imminent Of America.
ll.3d&WlW.
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BALTIMORE.
HORSE DISEASE.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.--The horse disease
has been more seriously felt to-day than
any previous day. Few cars or drays are
on the streets. and the horse railroad com.
panys have given notice that no cars will
be run to. morrow for the purpose of Civ.
ing their horses rest. The disease prevails
very mildly, and should the weather b.
favorable IL will soon disappear.
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THE FIRE LAST NIGHT.
A nORsE AND A MULE BURNED TO
DEATH.

The tradgedy Of the Chicago DIRE was
enacted In this city last night on . very
small scale.
and with few omissions. A stable on .
Twenty.eighth street was entered BY .
boy with . lighted kerosene lamp.
In setting the lamp down, the
boy accidentally overturned Il
setting Hre at once 70 the straw
in the stable and causing ars which
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ATTENTION.!

Mr.. r. Jones ON CONNER.
cial avenue, second door west
ofTenth street, is manufacture.
ing Boots and Shoes of the
best material in the market
and is prepared to fill all
orders on the shortest mott q
He guarantees both tl(s1. keu
and material his. sssi'sd, -
~ so 'as1niags, ana undssslas1I
prices iu ofpSovisions, how 70 -
sham go farthsst ed lasl lonUs6(. I
she approaches the impsgtasos 81 ~
TEN, order, tidinses Snd The
management Of sIhiIdren an1 n6PSSr1 p
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BREviTiEs.-An interesting letter from
our st. Louis correspondent is crowded
out for want of room.
The "Monologue entertainments' of
Sol Smith Russell are advertised for next
week at the Atheneum. Russell 10 . fvorite
with Csiroites and will draw good houses.
The weather yesterday was chilly,
dull and dissgreeable.
"A branch Of the paper bag manufac-
tory of Bemis, Brown d Co, 81. Louis,
has been opened by Mr.. Wilgus Of the
firm, in 7. Chuls building on the levee.
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We call the attention Of our citizens to
the advertisement of DR.. Blum, surgeon
and mechanical dentist. The doctor has
located in Cairo and brings with him
proofs Of large and successful experience
in dental work. We find him . clever
gentleman and take pleasure in recon-
mending him to our people.
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HORSE DISEASE,

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 2.-The prev
alence of the horse disease is more general
to-day than on any previous day. Most of
the cars are running in the city. Marked
disease In no horses on streets and an In.
crease in oxen. Very few fatal cases re-.
ported.
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AvAUNT INDIGESTION The Charter
Oak stove is the most interesting
and important feature in the family
economy; for It Alls the house with
warmth, the table with good cheer, and
prevents that dreary aspect and ihdiges.i-
BILE meals that brings sOurness Of temper
discomfort and classification.
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A SAD CAsE.-A case has come to our
knowledge which We think deserves the
attention Of the charitably disposed peo-
pie Of this city. In the Are Of few
nights ago, Mrs. Warren, a deserving
widow woman, who has four children, lost
all her furniture and clothing. Mr.. NJ. d.
Gunter has given the unfortunate woman
shelter in his house on Twentieth street.
She 10 however without furniture, bed
ding, clothing, etc. We have laid the case
before our oh: is,isn readers. "Tbe poor
you have always with you"
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KANSAS.
sTABBINd AFFRAY,

Especial Dispatch to the Bulletin.]'
Topeka, Kss., Nov. 1.-TWO men got
into fight in a gambling hole under
Adams bank, last night, and cut one
another. 1t is expected that one Of
them will probably die. The other thus
far has escaped, both were employees Of
the railroad company.
nor BURLGAR5.
For the past four weeks there has been
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-03

SUDDEN DEArH.--The many friends of
Mr.. and Mrs, G. p. Parsons will be panied
to learn of the sudden death Of their little
daughter Mary, aged four years. The
little girl had an attack of Group on FRI
day and died OF Saturday morning. Her
body was taken to Evansville, where Mr..
and Mrs. Parsons formerly resided, for
burial
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THE ENTERPRIsINo TURNERs.-The
Turner society propose to build a new
hall on the corner Of Tenth aud Poplar
streets. The building isto be made Of brick;
it will be two stories high and its dimen-
sion. will be fifty feet wide and eighty
five feet deep.
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PHILADELPHIA.
GOLD DOLLARS.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.-Philadelphia
mint commenced melting one million one
dollar gold pieces, and larger denomins.
tions. 2o,oOo,0oo Of these pieces are to be
used.
HORSE EPIDEMIC.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2-Reports Of
horse influenza, show that there were
about 100 cases 10 the principal stables
Yesterday. They indicate further that
the majority Of all horses are more or less
affected Second and Third street ra,l.
road company. have withdrawn three.
fourths Of their cars, while from forty to
fifty cars are withdrawn from other lines.
All or nearly all Of the lines will stop rum
ming TO give horses rest.
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LOST.

A childs white fur cap with . red wing
fastened on the SIDE It was lost on Thurs
day night last, between tho corner Of
Ninth street, Washington ave-, and the
corner Of Eighth street and Commercial
ave. A liberal reward will be gwen IL
left at the hotel, corner Of Eighth street
and Ohio levee. ll.3.2t.
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The Rev. Fred L. Thomson will preach
in the Methodist church tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock, and in the evening at I
o'clock. Sabbath school at 8 pm.
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TINS evening will be produced for
the first time in this city, the burlesuqe
Of Grant or Greeley, at Philharmonic hall,
by the ITALIA society. The leading char
ac,ers will be represented by Messrs.
Jaeckel and Pruess. None should fail to
see this highly amusing play.
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FoR REST.-A good and prompt pay
ing tenant can rent desirable house, all
newly fitted up in complete order by ap-
plying soon TO Elliott q Haythorn, lao
Commercial ave. ll-3.lw,
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HIGGISsoN on HAwTHoRsE.-Col. 7.
w. Higginson will publish paper on
Hawthorne's "Septimius Felton," in the
November number of .Scrbner's.
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THrs evening will be produced for
the first time in this city, the bur!esque
Of Greeley or Grant, at Philharmonic ball,
by the ITALIA society. The leading char
acter. will be represented by Messrs.
Jacket and Pruess. None should fail to
see ills highly amusing play.
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"GO, Bolts I" ECLIPsED,

COMPOuNDfNo OF THE VOTING
CHARM.
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UNDER WEAR.
KEEP OUT THE COLD.

&""T WI THE GUILD.
Stuart q Gholson call special attention
to their large and varied stock OF Gents.
Ladies' and Misses underwear. They are
making u speciality of this class of goods.
and are determined to make it an attrac.
tive feature of their business. and have ar
ranged their prices 90 as to placed them
within the reach ofall. They respectful.
ly solicit AN examination of their stock.
They are also offering large line Of
hosiery at the very lowest living prices.
Nov. 2d2t
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WASrED.-Books to write up, or copy
ing to do. Would take q situation till
the first of March 1878, either as book
keeper or levee clerk
Address p. box lis z. o., or enquire at
the Arlington House. lie
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BLUM Il AMsoN have received the sec.
ond installment of their large stock Of fall
and winter goods and offer them to GUS
toners at greatly reduced prices, having
made their purchases since the late de-
cline in wool, which enables them to offer
dress goods, aannels, shawls and all woollen
and mixed goods At twenty per cent. be-
low previous prices. Shawls which
brought 50 q week or so ago are now Of
.ered NJ Sc. They call particular attention
20 their stock Of boots and shoes, among
which may be found q handsome assort-
ment of ladies and children's shoes Of the
best make and latest styles, oil of which
will be sold remarkably cheap. All the
new styles Of dress goods, shswls, wraps,
nd an immense variety Of notions, rib
ons, etc will be founG on their shelves.
l0-27tf.
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MARROW EsoArs.-Mr. Began Of Miss,
ouri, was yesterday afternoon injured.
II was at first thought fatally, by q NOV.
ing train on tho Illinois Central railroad
track. The unfortunate man was struck
on the side Of the head, and rendered in.
sensible. DR.. wsrdner, who attended
him, thinks he may recover.
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ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHTSi

4 A regular conclave Of Cairo com.
~ mandery No. Is X. T. will bs held
"st the asylum Monday evening,
November 4th. Sojourning Sir knights
are courteously invited to attend.
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FoR RENT.-The elegant brick resi-
dence on Holbrook avenue containing
eleven rooms, with double parors. Apply
to $. p. WHEELER,
ll-l-lw Over First National Bank.
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IN THE GOLDEN AGE OF 0IRLHOOD
Preserve the beauty Of the teeth with
Sozodont, and then, when the hair 10 sill
vered and the eyes dimmed with years,
the mouth will still reveal two glittsring
rows Of unsullied ivory. l0.3d&wlw
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CALIFOR MA.

SAN FRAScIsco.--Jacob Wilkinson
convicted Of the murder of Hattie 4. Burk-
hsrdt was sentenced to forty.ave years in
the state prison.
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We'll, our presence, evidently broke
the spell. The Voting Charm was no.
compounded and therefore our Radical
friends will be compelled to rely on the
efficacy Of the $50, Bots!" ceremony.
How sad!
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FINE assortment Of table dsmask, at &.
Hanny's.
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RIVER NE VS..

CINCINNATI, Nov. 2-River risen Q feet
4 inches, Il feet II inches in channel.
might Report.l
New ORLEANA Nov. 2.-Arriyed ,
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NOBODY denies that If you would have
oysters by the plate, stewed, fried, roasted
raw or on the hslf-shell, by the dozen,
can or barrel, there is only one place 10 the
city where you can get the freshest, juiciest
and best. That place by common consent
is the Thalia Oyster saloon, at tho corner
of Twelfth street and Washington avenue,
and, while there, If you should chance to
call for glass Of St. Louis lager; . glass
of wine, native or foreign, or something
of stronger kind, your own good taste
will testify that Jacket keeps the best
Then 60 to the Thalia, call for what you
want to eat or drink, and il you are not
more than satisfied, everybody will cay
that You must charge your classification
to your own dspraved taste. II.
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so barrels Hudnett's hominy and grits,
for sale by, q. ID. WILLIAMSON.
11-2-2w,
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CAIRO THE SCENE OF WONDERFUL
MYSTERIES.
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A CACLDRON TAELEAU THAT OCT.
MACBETHs MACBETH.
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A MIDNIGHT SPECTACLE IN THE
RADICAL wIGWAM.
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FINE assortment of ladies fans at c.
Hanny's.
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Mr.. BLACK, of the City Shoe Store
has returned to the city, having purchased
q very large stock of fall and winter
boots and shoes, which he 10 now daily re-.
ceiving.
Mr.. Black has selected his goods with
his usual care and taste, and guarantees
his friends and patrons who may call upon
him, a frst-clsss article. Mr.. d. tsv.
ing met with such good success in intro
ducing ladies' misses and childrens Gus.
tom made shoes Of Brolaski make, has
made arrangement with the above gen.
tlemen tor line Of their gentlemens
and youths hand made boots and shoes,
to which he ivites the attention Of the
gentlemen of Cairo. l0.l9-tf.
HYMENiAL.-The marriage of Miss
Emma AFTER and Mr.. Phil. Saup, at the
residence of Mr.. Z. ID. AFTER on Seventh
street, night before last. WAS very pleas.
ant occasion, not only to the principal ac-
tors, but to the assembled company which
consisted of the relatives of the bride and
groom. Tho ceremony, which took place
at hslf-psst nine o'clock, was performed
by Father Hoffman, and Immediately sf-
ter, the contents Of q beautifully and
bountifully spread table received proper
attention. The elegant flowers which
adorned the table, otc., were from Metrop-
oils. The bride received many beautiful
and appropriate presents. The festivities
lasted till about midnight, and when the
company separated, It was with the most
heartfelt wishes for the prosperity and
happiness of MIR. and Mrs. Phil. Saup.
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PERsoSAL.--Mr. Linegar went to
Thebes and Clearcreek Thursday to make
his last speeches for Grant.
Col. Taylor. chairman of tho street
committee Of the city council, has received
= telegram from the Illinois Central rail-
road company informing him that the
company has accepted the city's PROPOSE.
ton in reference TO the removal Of their
tracks on Ohio levee, and the chief engn-
eer OF the road will be in Cairo shortly to
commence work. This will be gratifying
news to our citizens generally, and par.
to the teatnsters who have been
contemplating the old plank road with
great disgust for several months past.
POLICE CoURr.-F. Bross, presiding.
John Crow, drunk, was fined 81 and costs.
Paid.
Pete Hannessy, drunk, ind 81 and
costs. Paid.
Tom Sullivan, drunk and disorderly
on the streets, fined IS and costs. Sent to
work on the streets for eight days.
John Ward was arrested for being
drunk, too drunk TO walk, fined 50 and
costs, and turned over to McHale to keep
watch and ward over him for FIVE days.
Dennis Driscoll, up again for another
drunk was fined 81 and costs. Sent to Jail
for five days.
George Weiss, for drunke, as, aned
81 and costs. George being = cripple, was
sent to the United States marine hospital.
james Murry, drunk, sent on chain
gang for five days.
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WHAT SHALL BE BRADLEY's ANGEL
NAME.
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LARGE stock of black silks At G
Hsnnys.
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LOCALS.

LARGE stock Of dry goods at G. Hannys
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