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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-04

OwING to tho fact that the steamer
Eekort will be engaged on the wreck of
the Belle Vernon until the 10Th and, posi-
bly, later, the Qpi Vive Coterio have
concluded to have a dance ut the St.
Charles hotel on Friday evening, Scptem-
Der ., instead of the excursion announced
for that date, Although time is short in
which to make preparations, no doubt
there will be II grand good time at this
dance rs the Coterio always have at their
dances. 9I-2t.
sun nlcNso cnnv
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-04
THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN TUESDAY SEPTEMBER A. 1878

WAS sporting man and came to Cairo
TO "spend his time and money He was
fined ten dollars and costs which be paid.
ramarking that be was "glad TO got oil so
easy Reed is said TO DO ono of the sharp.
est men in his business in this portion ofthe
country, and usually Is 70 well "hoeled rs
to be ablc to pay his way out of any difIi-
Guilty in which he may got. The police
have n sharp eye on his movements ana
! will give him another doal whenever the
the proper time nrrivc'. Martin and Co.
nant arrested him yesterday.
MEssEs. KYLE a WINrER agents for
the j. &. Walsh gas burner and regulator.
arc meeting with unanticipsleI success in
the salo of their burners. Within the
past week they have put them in every
office and room about the court house. and
In tho private residences Of the following
named gentlemen w H. Morris, H. 4.
Robbins, John Gates, =. Fitzgerald Phil
Howard, John T.. R,unIc, G. ". iIendor.
son, W. W. Thornton, NJ. b thrrel,
Samuel Wilson, Al Susauka, and in
number of saloons, restaurants, Offices,
otc, and in every instance they have given
perfect satisfaction. Yesterday Mossr.
kNl" ~ Winter supplied tho news room
OF InE BULLETIN office with tAo burners,
and We believe they will prove IL gront
success in the way of saving gas. 1t
TnEouGn the press and by telegraph !
We have news of the fresh out break and |
terrible prevalence Of the cholera in diff |
iercht localities IN kentucky, and Of its |
les. malignant and less violent appearance |
IA many parts Of the country. In nearly |
All ot the cases, fatal and otherwise. re- |
ported In the Kentucky towns Of Stan
ford Lebanon, Millcrsburg etc, the cause |
Is traced to oNe:-rGting Of vegetables and |
wnter-mcIon-, u tact the lesson Of which !
VIC hope will not be lost on our rcnders
That Cairo has escaped II visitation Of the |
cholera u matter of cOngrGtulution to
all. Whether our exemption will con.
tinu", 10 being in such close proximity
T. as in the ncighborins state Of Ken
lucky, will, we believe depend on the in
diyiiuai care and watchfulnoss of our sit.
izen.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-04

Il, S. BRIGHAM, NJ, D.,
Homeopathic physician and surgeon. OF
dee 1856 Commercial avenue. Residence
corner OF Eleventh aud Cedar streets.
II I'm
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q. W. DUNNING, NJ. D.

u EsIDENOE-cornsrN Ninth and WALNUT sts.
hofieo--eorner sixth street and Ohio isvss.
Offioe hours-from an, TO IL M, and u Pm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-04

MoUSD Cirr merchants lot $4,000 in
mefchhndise by the sinking of tho Belle
Vernon
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-04

lS the circuit court yesterday John
Noon plead guilty to an assault. TO muir
der, and was sentenced to the pcnncn,iary
for t"o years. John M,ckcn, stealing
money from Tom Parker, plead guilty.
sent t. reform school for Two years Ed
ward Iiurfieau, assault e. commit mur-
der trial hy jury county Jail thirty
days,
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PHYSICIANS.


Office over IhomS a Bro, grocery store,
No. III Commercial avenue, corner Eighth
street. Residence corner Walnut and
Twonty-lirst streets.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-04

oN Ihur'day evening, September It'll,
David l.. Morris the celebrated huraoris
aud mimic will lecture in the Athenum
IN this city. Daring the lecture, he will
rccite bis Interview with Gen. Grant dur
ing the la,s rnV.ea,an,ne.. also his
troubles with Capt Jack Of Modoc fame.
Mr.. Morris is well known to Mt least
one nan-a.!cwyer.o of thi, city, who once
journicd from Metropolis to Cairo on the
sa'nc boa, with him. There ia certain
railroad conductor on the Illinois Central
who was once the butt of one of Mr.. Nor
ria practical jokes, and who will probably
remember Morris a. Tonga he lives. Mr..
Morris reputation a. - humoris, and
mimic is second 10 no man now on the
Stage, and all those who 20 to hear him
will certainly get the worth Of their
money.
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TIL f. b L LII ETIN.
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.

CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
'''''''"''''.'"'"'"''''','.
Grand celebration
Ct the
Eleventh Anniversary
If tho
Turner Society,
Sommernachtfos,,
in
j Ssheel's Washington garden,
ON
Monday September s. 1873.
Come one, come all.
En- BUDEH,
g. MEnsER,
y. IItB-ACk$R.
Committee Of Arrangement.
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- ESlDENCit--No. q ThIrtoouih street, DO.
~ twtou Washington avenue and walnut street.
Otlce-l4i Oomruerrial avenue, up pu,Ts
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CONSIDERABLE complaintha has been made
Of late that certain parties in this city are
in the habi. Of using the drives in St.
Mary. park for the purpose of horse rae
Ingi and that during such races these
same parties are in the habit of closing
the gates leading into tho park, thereby
shutting out any who may desire to enter
the park, We hsvo heard OF case where
the wife Of wcll-kpown merchant drove
up 20 the gate when she was stopped by
II well known pin yender of this city, who
informed her that she could not go into
the park iustthon that Il "horso race WAS
going on. The park is Il public place,
and no man, or set Of men, have n right
to close it even tor minute, and when
ever any person closes tho gates, and re.
fuses to permit another TO enter the park,
the person So closing the gate is guilty of
committing m assault, and may be ar
rested and fined
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-04

\ ErcESI sermon of Rev. Mr.. Shores
on hypocrisy has boon much commented
% in thi. city and many Of our white
Baptist ir.arI., not having minister Of
OF tA'ir own, have concluded hereafter TO
attend sory!.c- ~ Mr.. Shores church.
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DIR. q. T.. DOUGLAS,
IOHINpISI1.

\ constant supply OF pure Nitrous oxide
Gas, for the painless extraction of teeth, at
the Dental Rooms of DR., Douglas, successor
Ia Dr. A. NJ, Austin, Eighth street. b-ltt
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Ii. WARDNE Err, NJ. d.
WILLIAM K. SMITH, NJ. d.

ofllcc and Residence III Commercial
uuc, next door To the Athcucum).
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MAERIEp-On sunday, August 81, 1873,
"A, 81. Pnt-i"ai- -@.,--S, ~ 80. ..av.
Father . llallefon, Mr.. NJ. j. McGaulcy
To- M.s Rosa Petit, all of hi, CITY
Tone at last. Mac fought against il u
long MS there was hope, but, finding that
it WAS oulya question Of time as to how
soon he must succumb, ho acted wisely
and passed away a quietly and with as
little outward show ms possible, But he Is
gone, and i. only romans for ", with MI
his other fricnds-and his friends are as
numerous ~ there are people in Cairo
10 wish him aud his esteemed and ac-
complished bride long and prosperous
lives. and fun share of this world =
goods. Mr. and Mrs. McGaulcy have
gone on u visit to friends in W Wisconsin,
whore they will Remain for q short season.
May their journey be safe and pleasant
one.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-04

JuE 4. ). .nas boat Will soon be- ou, of
the Mi.s"uri riyor, ntd viii commence
operations in the Mississippi bo,weon It.
Lpuis aud Cairo
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-04

DELTA LouoE No, 5G- a. r. md \.
VI wil! hold Hrcguhr communication at
Masonic h.ll, thi. lThurs!ny) evening a.
: o'clock. Visiting brethren fra,errully
invited t. attend. ". \. SLoo, Secy.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-04

Htogr * llJRD have received - pat
ent on their stamp. They have also re.
ceiyei orders for twenty Of the s,amp. It
j. certainly "a very useful opntriysnce for
merchants who have marking 10 do.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-04

THn Pic'e"t p"li,o 'g',,, Win cti-f
NJ Hale At their hcnI, have accomplished
what no other police has for years. and
that is kept the city so free from thieves
aud gamblers.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-04

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Milford,
Cohn,c,icu,, scptcmbora, Mt the ro.iIsnce
Of the brides parents, by Rev. Geo. II.
Grliin, Lucien W. StilwaIl, OF this. city,
and Mics Julia 4 Bristol.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-04

Olico over s. Wilson's boat store, whero
orders may bo left KYLE " WlSrEg.
. 3-tf.
, 1873-06-24
CONCENTRATIONS.
Serious Destruction of Property by
Fire in Various Places Yesterday.

Serious Destruction of Property by
Fire in Various Places Yesterday.
Porrsv1LLE, Pa, June 23.-Tho fro. in the
vicinity of Gilborton Lust night continued to
spread, but las left tho railway and gone to tho
mountains, where little damage can bo done, the
ooal-broakerH being lowor down tho valley.
CINCINNATI, Juno 23.-The boardinG-house OF
F. Shad, Ayo 1nilos east Of this city, noar Chov-
iot was burned this afternoon. Loss, 5000.
NATION, Ont, June 23.-Poacocks Hotel and
stables we're destroyed by fire on Saturday night,
and two mon burned TO death.
that IN ncondiary fire as Mt. Morris, Livingston
County, N. T., yesterday, bu1nod oil tho brick
stores between tho American and Phelps Houses
The loss is $4,000; partly insured: =.
tho Point Breeze Trotting rarl wore burned
burned: DIT, Daisy, yornoSa,, Lady airard,
Safe, Drutus. The total loss by this fire ia
CINCINNATI, June 2s.-Tho insurance on the
buildings Of Charles Harkness' oil WORKS on
Eggloston avenue, which were burned Yesterday,
s2.6oo; North Amegica, 81 ESQ; Franklin, Of
Pennsylvania, $1,250; Pennsylvnninn, O., ,250.
insurance on stock: Home, $1,000; National, Of
q ,25o; Home ot Columbus American, of Pill
adelphfa and Cincinnati. Gorman, OF Buffalo,
State, Of Pennsylvania Merchants d Manufao-
turerB, German American, OF New York North-
each. Insurance On machinery: Narraganaett,
and tho Liverpool, London q Globe, $4,000
each.
Some eighty or hundred barrels Of oil we're
skinned from OF the top Of tue water at tho
BUFFALO, N. Y, June % 3.-McC Connoll Brothors'
stables and fifty horsos belonging to different
| persons were burned this morning.
house, with outbuildinga, near sacarappa, was
| burned this morning. MIH. IlObort8 lohpo1 from
, 1873-06-24
SPRINGFIELD,

Reward Offcrcil~~f incorporate ctl--Goun-
tcrfeitor Arrcstctl--Ul,itol stntcn
Court--Fourtl OF July Programme.
Special Dtspatch to The chicaao Tribune.
Spn1NaF1ELD, ILL.,, june 23.-Gov. Doyoridgo
has issued hts proclamation offering 5000 ro-
ward for tho arrest Of Henry J. Wilkins who
shot nnd killed his stop.son, Stephen DoHayos,
at Dollovillet last Friday.
The Morrison Agricultural Company, of Morri-
son, capital 800 oo0 to-tlay received from tho Of
flee Of tho Secretary of State certificate Of in-
corporation.
james r, portor, who was arroatcd on satur-
day for dealing in countorfoit money, WIS to-day
committol to jail, after being examined boforo
United States Commissioner Adams.
Judge David Davis, Of tho Supreme Court, mr.
rived horo t1lis evon!ng, and Tomorrow morning
will preside III tho United States District Court,
and will continue to hold court, from day to day,
until TIC business on the docket iB dispoa6d Of.
Judge Treat iB conyalcsctng rapidly.
Committee Of the FnrmorB' Association Of this
county, appointed to arrange for tho celebration
OF tho Fourth OF July, report that every arrange
mont las been completed, and that it 4 expected
that an Immense number OF people will be pros.
trip for faro and fifth. Ex-Goy. palmor will
deliver tho oration, aud will bo followed by such
farmers as desire to speak.
Quo hundred Thousand dollars has a1ready
Springfield Agricultural Implement Manufactory.
It 10 expected that tho entiro sum (9200, ,o00) will
be taken this weak.
Gov. Doyor1dgo this morning received IN in
Vitation from tho Mayor Of Philadelphia to DO
present nt tho exercises to bo hold in that city
tho Fourth Of July next, the occasion being tho
transfer by tho city Of certain grounds, which
the contennial Exhibition bnildinga arc to be
erected, to tho Centennial Commissioners. The
Governor declined on account Of previous en-
gagement8.
, 1873-06-24

Special Dspnfch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
QUEDEo, June 23.-A remarkable case, which
may end in charge Of piracy against number
OF Swedish and Norwegian immigrants, was in
vestigatod horo to-day, anl largo number ct
the ringleadors lodged In tho Quebec gaol. It
appears that q large number OF emigrantB from
Sweden and Norway wore brought to Canada by
tho Lower 81. Lawrence at a place., named
Noise, and they wcro engaged before they loft
home for period Of three years. When they
arrived out In tho spring they went to work. but
dispute arose aB to the payment Of wages, they
insisting that they should DO paid in gold, and
their employer giving them orders only to OBJ
tain goods in stores kept by himsolf. This
thoy refused to ron1ain satisfied with, and loft
thor work, but, as thoy had no means Of getting
away from tho placo, tley wore in q bad posi-
tion, no veBsols trading. thore regularly except
thoso owned by Mr. Nelson. In their oxtremlty
thoy went down to tho river In body,
and took possession Of 8 small Bchooner.
In this vessel they set sail for Quebec,
and arrived yesterday all eafe, there being. mon.
womon, and children On board to the number OF
200. Whom they landed at Point Levi wharf,
tho police pore waiting for them, as information
OF their aot had boon telcgraphcd to this
port. Tho mon mostly wore sheath-knives
iu thoir bolts, and looked very for
midablo, but on, tho police showing
rendered peacefully. Twonty~eight Of thom. who
were said to bo leaders in tic movement, Wero
tnken into custody and lodged in Quebec gaol to
await tho evidence Of Mr. Molaon against thom,
and the charge OF stoa1ing the vesse which the
oWner Of the schooner means to bring. Tho caao
Ia creating great interest among all connected
with immigration.
, 1873-06-24
MUSICAL.

Closing scenes in tho Northwestern
snengcrfost ut Dubuque.
Special N&ratch to tbs Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, June 29.-Sunday WAS most unfa-
vorablo for tho outdoor Festivities Of tho
saongorfost. Still, notwithstanding tho throat
oning aspect Of the heavens, which botokoncd
rain, tho gardens we're crowded with pionickera
aud visitors, estimated ut nearly 10000, who
scattered themselves about tho grounds, dividing
into small bands, each society keeping by itsolf
AZ far as possible where they spent tho timo
singing and making morrv.--thn Milwaukee,,
nucnford, md Dubuque bands meanwhile
diaooursing most excellent music, by which
the pleasure and enjoyment Of the occasion
Is Gc1 EeE SqhHnGsa apaxy 5p sa sSs
band ut Turner Hall was substituted, which was
choice and beautiful selections, Daoh'a ''Ban-
quet do Mololi" march medley selection from
. Der Freiechutz = Parlow's ANVIL Polka !"
Flotow's "stradolla," all Of which worc raptur-
ouBly applanded. Thus WAS tho evening pleas
ant1y and socially passed, tho whole lntorBperaed
With songs and speeches suited to tho occasion,
truthfully verifying
Am Miasisslppi vic am Nhein
Toent Deutcher sang; peril Doutchcr Vein.
This morning another wen~attens!ed picnic
was hold at tho Gardens, md in tho afternoon, q
concert at Turnor Hall, the foBt closing tonight
which woro well attended. Tho oflicera Of the
Northwestern saengerbund for the ensuing year
arc: President, John U]rich, Lacrosse; Woo
President, Charles L. Kirwert, h11lwaukoo Ito
cording Secretary, J. H. Wagner, Frooport Cor
urer, NJ. Werner, both Of Dubuque. The Fest
Inns boon a Huccess in ovory respect, exceeding
the most sanGnlue expectations.
, 1873-06-24
THE CHOLERA.

Tho Epidemic In Nashville, Memphis,
Clnclnnnti, and 13lscwhcre.
CINCINNATI, Juno 23.-Fivo doht1s from
oholora wero reported at tho Health Oflco today.
Advicos from Portsmouth atato that ths morn.
Ing, OH tho atoamor Potomac, a negro deck
hand died OF cholera at TINT place.
MEmrH1a, June 2a.-Tlloro woro eight inter-
and dry, md Tho dlseneo ID rapidly abating.
WAsn1NaroN. June 28.-Mr. Bliss, tho exeou-
two oficor Of the Bonrd Of Hoafth, atates ti1oro
havo boon only three oasoa Of cho]ora In this
city this aeaso,,, md TINT they worc sporadic.
There Ia aB yet no ground whatevor for IN apprc-
hcaeion OF opilomIo ol1olora hore.
WHEELING. Y. Vat Juno 29.-,A caae Of cholera
, aRR9ared n thiu city yoatorday 1ta form is
Hoalth Officer Jonca shows that thirteon caeoB
Of cholora have occurred In this city
since 1t j.. first appeared, two weeks
ago. Investigation shows seven deaths out Of
tho Louiayllfo Courier. journal Of to-day OF tho
Evansville.
NASHVILLE, Juno 23.-Thoro wore thirty-Heven
deaths from cholera today against ffty~flyo
The weather to-day is considered favorable to q
docroaae,
Nashville Tenn. Dune 20> Dispatch to the Louisville
no, u. cGasitr-Journat; ,lsi.c m..
heat was 30 intcnso md onorvating that thoso
who were not compelled to go did not venture
out. The atroots wero rather bare Of people,
md al out carried umbrellas for projection.
i Ts % odfS Snns Essa h HopeJ sasy ny ea 9
taincd TINT 1t may do some good.
To-day bus boon tho gloomioat Of the cpl
domic. People movo about. With blanchol
faces, and talk Of nothing, but cholera, Of
and 0rprbHabS with cnfIinR Inrrvn1 }rcrc and
, 1873-06-24
THE GORDON TRAGEDY.
Result OF the C0roncr'H 1nquest--John
Gordon Hold for the Murder Of 18iB
FxrOtfnar md E1ktor-in.I,n1v.

Result OF the Coroncr'a 1nqucst--John
Gordon Hold for the Murder Of 1Kis
Brother and Blstor-in-LnSv.
DELrAsG, Me-, juno 29.-The Coroner's jury
In the Gordon tragedy completed the inquest
this afternoon. They find that the father and
mother came to death in consequence Of blows
inflicted upon their heads With IN az, fracturing
their skulls; thAt tho infant Was either killed In
u like manner or died from inhaling smoke. heat,
and fire after the blows were given; tint tho
fire was kindled In many plAcos in and upon the
bed aud crib in which tho little boy waa shopping,
and that the door loading to the room WAS closed.
Tho Jurors further say that tho blows were in-
tlloted by John True Gordon, with malice aforo-
thought, aud that tho fro waa kndled and tho
door shut by him, for the purpose Of causing
tho bodies OF ILLS Victims to bo consumed ana
destroyed. new motive for murdor-thnt OF
reyenge--waB disclosed by tho evidence Of d
young lady who resides In tho vicinity and to
whom Gordon had boon paying attention. Sho
had recently received anonymous iottern tra-
duong his character, tho authorship OF which
ho i0oEdon) imputed to Lis aister-ln-law. 4 fow
daya boforo tho murders were committed ho
Threatened to bo "oyen with hor," 40
oxpropsod, or in words to that ct.
foct. It was also proved that Oh tho
Saturday oyoning previous to the murders lle TO-
marked to his connin, Q young man, T. know
one thing, Almons life or n1ina iH id short In
tLis world" The praoner heard tho result OF tho
inuuost without emotion. The examination ia
expected to take place heforo the Police Juetlco
on Wednesday.
, 1873-06-24
WASHINGTON.
Expose of a Tricky Member of
Congress on the
Salary-Grab.
Congressman DunnoIl, Of Minnesota
"--llis Duplicity.
The District OF Columbia on the Thres!l-
old Of Bankruptcy.

Special Dispatch 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
btsTRtdf 1NtEDTEDNEBa.
WARRINGTON, Juno 29.-Oonsidorable oxoito-
mont was oroated in tho Logielature Of tho Dis
trict to~day by 4 momber affirming that the flg-
uros showed that tho debt Of tho District
amounted to over S15. 900, 600, md that, without
aid from Congress-, bankruptcy was Inevitable.
Tho Icgia'at,.ro at tlta aees'7n har ''"cr r,cdi-
gal In making appropriations, but 1t is nov dis
covered that thoro is no money In tho District
Treasnry whorewith to pay thom. It HoemB to
be gonorally conceded TINT crisis in
tho affairs Of tho District Government
Ia near at hand, md It is charged
That aomo startling developments will bo
made as to tho manner in which the millionB Of
dollars voted BY Congress for the improvement
OF Washington have pobn spent.
MONTANA WAR CLAIMS.
The invoBtigation Which has followed tile pas
eago OF tho Montana war claim in the Treasury
Department. uncovers son1o OF tho opora-
tious Of tho old 1ndian ring. It is
alleged that, Bomo time since, Ii. Il. Insloy,
dosirous OF securing m Indian contract sought
the influence OF Mrs. Anna Saokott, tho mother
tn-lnw Of tho lato Commissioner OF Indian
Affaira Parker. Tho contract WAS secured, and
avsg II s@Go to IN poefS RS ostsnea be s 9s
and tako charge OF their distribution. For tho
service thus performed by Mrs. 9aokott, Insley
paid hor in Montana war claimB to III amount
uenr tho Gum OF eli, 900. Mrs. Baokott mado a
verbal atatomont to tho Comptroller, stating that
sho performed valuable services In obtaining tho
paBsage OF the law by Congress- recognizing tho
validity Of tho Montann Indian war claims. Her
counsel makes the Bame statement in hor bohalf
and interoBt. It iB also alleged that she pro-
ourod an appointment In the Indian Depart
ment through her eon-in-law, Col. Parker, at
that time tho Commissioner.
DEspIOADLE TDICKERY.
Some time Bince, Congressman 1Dunnoll, Of
Minnesota, donied that he was present and
dodged the vote On tho salary-Btoal bill. He
has boon asserting that he voted "No." It is
alleged by officers OF tho House that Dunnoll
lodged the vote and that ho afterwards wont to
the Globe Office and compelled tho foreman to
record his name among the nays. He tried to
do the Bamo thing with tho journal Clerk OF tho
record, and the journal, which has just boon
printed. shows Mr. Dannell among those who
f1b ths d8docidted Irts8.1
PREPAYMENT or DEBT INTEREST.
WARRINGTON June 23.-The Assistant Troas-
uror ut New York has been directed to pay the
coupon intorcat on tho 25th inst, aud registered
interest on tho 28th. without rebate.
THE MONTANA WAR CLAIMS
There are no new developments Of CONGO
qaepsee II hs Esssnt le1 enans es%s
Curtis. Acting Second Comptroller, raYo 4 de-.
ciHion In favor Of hlr. II. K. Ineley. asBocinted
with Black. on she ground that tho law required
that tho eum found to uo duo t.-s,. 49,.
parties directly entitled to them.
, 1873-06-24

PROBABILITIES.
WASHINGTON, Juno 23.-For Now England on
Tuesday eastorly to 8outherly winds, partly
Middle states winds yeoring to gentle and trosh
Boutherly and westerly, cloudy weather, and oc-
caaional light rain. For tho Lower Luke region,
winds vooflng to fresh and brisk southorly and
wosterly, partly cloudy weather, and occasional
tight rains. For tho Southern States, cast OF the
mississippi, Light to fresh winds, mostly from
tho south and wost, and partly cloudy wcather.
From tho Ohio Valley and Missouri to the Uppor
Lakes, winds veoring to aouthweatorly, aud
clearing weather.
BTAaE OF WATER.
Daily report Of this stage Of water, with
ohangos in tho twenty four hours ending p. 1n.,
June 20, 1878:
, 1873-06-24
NQliCi1Gas

speefal Dfspateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
TonoNTo, June 22.-At late hour last night,
q widow woman, namol Murphy, mother Of \
large family, committed suicide by hanging iii
this city.
sr.Lou1s June 23.-A stranger who registered
at the Sherman House a fow days ago as Janao1.
Mason diod this morning from tho effeota ot
poison, taken NTH tho dcslgn to kill himnef.