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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-17
REMOVAL or A DRY GOODS Axu
(LOTulNG ESIABLIsuMENI -

Messrs. Blum a Amson would respectfully
inform the public that they will remove their
stock Of general merchandise from Ejgb,h
street TO the store room No. li2. Commercial
avenue, one door above Elliott a Hayt hom's.
and will, on Monday April II, be prepared TO
display At their new place Of business a very
lsrge aud welI-assorted stock Of dry goods.
clothing, ETC., TO which they invite all their
old customers and many new ones, 10 call
and examine for themselves. lIl-6t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-17

The place to buy wall paper and window
shsdes 10 No. Q sixth street, opposite Win
ter's block, where you can buy cheaper
than any place in the city. II. ABLE. II
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The city council will meet this evening ior
the purpose Of canyassing the vote cast at
the election on Tuesday. Tor city officers.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-17

Mayor Lansden proposes trip to the cen
trail part Of the state. lie will starr IN a day
or two.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-17

Envelopes furnished and printed at tn,
BULLETIN OFFICE at g. to e. per thousant
3-29tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-17

Finy thousand envelope just received at
the BULLETIN office. II
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ALDERM len.

Morris an Robinson were elected.
Mr.. James Carroll and Mr.. John T. Gam.
bic were both voted tor. but neither OF them
were candidates for the office.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-17

Many Mound City people were at the
Atheneum last evening.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-17

Col. Wood will assume the duties Of mayo
about the 18th ofthe present month.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-17

Just received and for sale, 100 bbls Rawl'
Jennett apples. CoFFEY, PACE 4 Co.
A-lS 81
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-17
THE FIFTH WARD VOTE

Having been unable TO procure the com.
plete returns OF the Fifth ward in order to
give them to our readers the morning fol-
lowing the election, we publish them thi,
morning. A. the city council will meet this
evening for purpose Of canyassing the re.
turns Of the election. we will be able to pre-.
sent in THE BULLETIN of tomorrow morn
ing complete and correct statement of the
number Of votes. and for whom cast.
The vote in the Fifth ward wa- a. fol.
low.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-17
CAIRO, i'll LIMO

Where | invite all the citizens Of Cairo
and surrounding country TO call and see II
they cannot save money, a, will sell very
low. have adopted the old motto, 81 he
Nimble Penny il Better than the slow slA'
pence" IS. MATsOS
s-l0-tf
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DAVID W. HARSErr Observer.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-23

Weather cloudy and pleasant River
falling.
EvAs,vfLtr, DC. ~ - W. s,hcf cloudy
ana va ~; mercury ~ 10 Co. Rve'fs q
"A in,hs'. Up: klteks, Fsyett-. Rou-is
aud Grnvy. u VII: Joun >. Brun.Iord.
Business dull. Raining pm.
LOUISVILLE, October 20 Capt J.
Shalivws hu- Returned fs.as--H sx hes bar
with the steamer Rvs. hi . to New A. bany
wing :rsi..d her with her own crew
without dificu ~. She will, be put on the
doees Saturday.
MEMPHIS. October 22.-Stlrp storm CT
Wind n, d rein rag ing ut 1910 p ut River
rs,ny Il wy. No change IN The Afxsn.
sas or Viii . rIver. J A. Kenny ar
rived from 81. outs aud departed for
Memphis. ---
ST. L us Q tober ~. Arrived: Ores.
cont CITY, Mulie Moore, New Orlesn,
has Brown, CAIRO; Julis, Vlcksbutg; L.
Is tge, Missouri river; Lake Supper or,
KeDkuk. Depsrt.d: Lpge Superior
Ketut; Grand Tower, Memphis River
str ionary. Cloudy oil day with Slight
rain TINS evening aud prospect Of more TO-
mig b,snd cold.
LOUISVILLE, October 2".-River sta
tirnnt,, wnh 40 inches in the canal, and
sne on Portland bar. Weather very
warm and cloudy, with signs of rain i.
Howard ~ Co are c'esing their seasons
bus,ne 4, having q bslance ~ 2 nnrg-s.
"esmhoat., propeller and lock gas 9
for the csn-l. The steamer John Howard
in.d"d y, Portland for Nov Orleans, and
leaves Tuesday, the Mary Houston follow.
ug The Rose Hite struck 4 log on
Hughes bsr = miles below the city, goi e
down. last night. and sunk in thre fee, oi
water. She hsh but li;il. freight which
i. dsmagcd. The ferry boat MeHanry
w"nt down this evening to pump her out.
She c.n be raised without difficulty She
ia insured in the Office, Of ,h. city for &c..
500
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M. wILBUR +. Sr.RrY has been sug.
gessrd - the man for mayor Of Chicago.
From our knowledge OF the character OF
Mr.. Storey. the suggestion has . foundA.
lion in . proper appreciation Of the ne
csssiIies Of the wonderful city 10 which
he resides. He 10 . remsrkabs man. He
strikes hard blows, aud sometimes mis-
taken onss, Lu, he generally uses hi.
sswsPaperial Est 10 good causes, and al.
ways for the henedt Of Chicago. lie 10
oIs Of the independent, go-Ahead, far.
seeing men 10 whom this country owes so
much Of iu resi- prosperity. lie 10 afraid
Of Dobody, and II there 10 come Of the
bitterness Of worm wood 10 bis compo,i.
tin, bis 6 'od qualities ovsrbslsnce ,hm
considera.ion. A. mayor Of Chicago be
would BE- the right man in the right place
"a driving, pusilistic, independent, dyed.
tn-ths.wool Chicsgoan, . species OF human
being unlike any other kind on the s>r,h,
under The earth or 10 the skies above ID:
earth.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-23

10 tho wound through the in .os,ine,. He
was e1amiued nt length In refsreL CO 70
narcoiic poison. Don Papos presented
IN behalf OF the prisoner, u pe,i ion for n
wri'o hsbeas corpus, for the production
Uf an Important Sitness-W. 4. g..
Snsnks, city editor Of ,he 'Trioune,' nov
IN Raymond street Jail, Brooklyn, for
contempt in refusing to Disclose Inc au-
thofship OF certain articles published IN
the Tribune Judge Davis granted y
writ re,urnab o Tomorrow murnioy. DR.
Cornercher, the f,rmer eahh officer Of
this port, saw Flax after being wounded !;
there we're no symptoms Of a shock, bui
the man died IF coma caused by the OF.
urn adminstere ed, whether the wound
w-s fatal or not immediate cause Of deNth
Wa, coma Court adjourned at 8 p. In.
-.-- e.. Jul oMENT
rendered TO-DAY in favor n John B
Green, who sued the city for S594,4si
BAsg BALL
In a tsse ball match between the At.
lsntics ard Athletes, both mines made 4
ruus. The game VA. decided draw
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-23
NJ a RkE, RciORT.

NEW ORLEANS % --Western produce
very little doing, owing to the unsettled
state Of finance, und scarcity Of currency
there his teen no buyers firing.
Shoulders 7lc, clear ribs 9:c, clear slc;
bsns dull llti2c.
Whiskey, quiet, Lou''isns 95c, Cincin.
matt 81.
Others nominal
Cotton active and easier.
CnicAeo, Oc,obor 49, Flour quic, ard
unchanged; cK:rs spring q 2'Sb.
Wheat steady fnr cash quiet and weak
for fuure; No spring 81 U6@.l 81 r"gu.
lar; No 2 81 OF regular 81 elGl Of
North Western cs.h 81 OF Keller No.
vemher
Corn steady: No miIed S7Gs,ic.
O"s steady; 3!c cash; 32tc seller No.
venb"-.
Rye dull and shsds lower; No 2 &c.
Barley In fair d.nsnd ana Gsm; No {,
fall 81 22G9l 20.
Pork no ninal; Sl36l3 so old.
Bulk meats duh and unchanged.
L,rd. Hail cash; 7f(d7;c January.
Whi.key 10 fair demand aud market
dull, soc.
IT. LouIs, October 22-Hemp in mod.
craze OefHrnd ~ IJc.
Flour dun ant weak, super 1908 So
Xxx s. ,o96; XXX &c I0@7; family 81
as.
WheN dull No spring $IGll 2; No 3
red III 81 3i(ai 81; No Psi Go
Corn frm-'; ut 43ic regular cab; 40
I'D cav lo,- it9HAc.
Bari y unchanged MOI spring 81 50
rye ea.ier.
| Po.t dull a tlAdl4 50
| Try salt meats IN f-ir hbing demand,
.honld"'s II" clear rib 7tti bacon quiet at
| 'G7l; clear b.
Nsw YRK Oc'"b-r On Flour lower;
Ne en- s. .j@5 sji god TO choice
81 43@7
| WtIskey lower, o3c.
Wheat moderate inquiry and lower;
NOS 81 29Ji a; Western 81 4s@l 80
Ky" du I'D nominal.
R.rlry dun
Crn m d"rsta demand ard lower,
steamer IN fcd 51@5s'; miIoi yelIo~
sest r. Guc.
o.. 'snvy. lower movement; wc.terp
nine ~arn' 47!@+Sc
Cote qIi.t prime ;9c l@?2ic.
sugar levy, 6iG74.
q I nous unrhA"g' Il: middles reAfy|
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FROM MONTREAL.
TERRIBLE fXPLuslrS-A MILL AND Ty
MES TuKS To PLACES

TERRIBLE fAPLoslrS MILL AND TWO
MES TokS To PLACES.
MONTREAL, OtLobcr 20. "A terrible ex-
plosion occurred IN the Pual ne works OF
Mes,rs F-rker IL Co vi the Windsor
Mnls, near here, Iatc yesterday ate noon,
blowing the mill to atoms, aud Glowing
IN pieces two inmale., q. F-rrier, Jr,
nepheS of Hon. James Terrier, snd ~
nSslstaLt. The explosion shook the earth
for miles around. The two unto tunste
men we're torn to atoms. One head WA,
fur d in tree eight rods Of, and no par,
.. The other man's body could DO found, n
part Of atom boot beng the only thing
found belonging TO him on the scene
OF the explosion.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-23
-TaE COUNTY CANVASS.

II there 10 anything We d.,sst il 10 3
scrub race for county Or city fises. In
such . contest-s best mans contest
Whist can . Newspaper m,n do? Nsnrl,
oil the candidates for each Of the Offices
ere generally best men, your patrons.
your friends frisnds, and good fellows.
II 10 declare for John Smith, our init.
mate friend Bill Jones gets into . devil OF
. hu.aor and ssAds Peter H. Pepper, the
great 4 publican lsHdsr, 60 US TO remark,
that Bill 10 . good fellow, has . hoe, OF
Per aud desire TO remain ito friends, bu,
she course Of the paper in making An at.
tack on Bill viii have . tendency TO alien.
ists Bhrs friends, and so on. II We de-
clare for Ball, then John becomes - angry
~ 40 annoyed snspping turtle, and send'
Washington h. Givittoin,, the great Dem.
ocratic leader, TO suggest that ws are for
getful Of the interests Of the greA,
political organization with which W
are identified, sn organisation, which
has 10 il yet the ares Of undy,ng snerg!
and which ia tho future - in the pss,
will confer upon the republic unlolo
blessings, take from Or backs The burden
Of taxation which Rsiic.l domination has
placed upon them, knock the shackl.i
from the limbs II ,ns oppressed in all ns'
tions OF the earth, give US sunshine and
fa,n in proper proportions. make the " ~t'
places ir the land blossom - the rose
aud, sir. . party vhich--snd 90 on.
How can an editor endure such . condi
ton IL ala RS? Would We were an indie
pendent Journal Ike the Chicago Times
II We were We would bold y advocate
Lypch fer clerk, GossmAn for treasurer
Bro.s for county jldgs, F.sbsr for com
missi,nsr, Mrs. Taylor for school com.
missioner, or vice versa; but con found i,
how Can VET There is Johnny Crnwl.,
and Dawson, go.d boys both, and william
Martin upon whom we would willinvl,
sQuantsr oil the nicxlss ws bsvs-sn Il
esllsn, gentleman, and Mn Brown VIII
would make . Arst.eiass school superiu
tsodsat, and tbs other candidate for c'srI
treasurer, school committeeman count
commissioner. H,w can We get away fro,
them, even II " wished 10 Ths, IL vi,
10 troubling Us nov, and that 10 why "
cay scrub race for corn.y Office, 10
WEAKNESS and Q vexxtion OF ths spirits.
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CHRISTIANS ASDINsIDELs.

IA correspondent, inclined 10 10 face.
tious. writes g. =, the following "nole,'
which ws take ivr the isIt Of . briei dis.
course We wish " make 10 the Christians
Of this vicinsgs:
Aa. kDlroR In The BuLLETIs OF =
lsts date appeared . card headed Have We
sD.v,d stisvngst us1" The card, fr"m it,
msks.up. wss certainly from = D,nlon
stsad. pv,nt, ~ any oos would readily ss-
oh wss . close observer, although II pre-
aSsa I'D 70 emsnsss from sCaris,isn source.
II snyoas 10 really scared in regard ~
ths Dsntoa influence ! will relate . little
story, which l think 10 exactly 10 point
q. Virginia once there Vas . party OF
hovssmsa, who went deer-huniing
There vss . narrow passage vbsre the
deer vsss known topsss. An old dSrksy
~ furnished . muskes and told 10 guard
Shs passage After . while the game vs'
ss,u'ed, end Ssmbo. st his post, ssv . big
hack comiAg down up"n elm ~ terrible
rsts. Bsiag excited hs did not think Of
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-23
SPRINGFIELD, ILLS.
TUE NEW REVENUE COLLEC-
TOR ON DUTY.
THE HARPER DEFALChTION
CASE BEFORE TIE
GRAND jury.
HON. d. W. MUM BEFORE THE
GRAND JURY.

NEW coLLEcroRo or isrkksAL R.'Esur'
SPnISoYtgLp October ~ Col. John-
.hnn Merriam, the newiy-.ppointeJ col
,.clor Of internal revenue, took lorna
po.,e.sion Of the ollie, Yesterday. H.,
olluwinv rev. nue. Ulcers we're r.uuv-U
e.terdny bv thu comIni-sinuer 1T int-rnn
revenue; Jr,rlh l. B.hcbrr, Ihu-er
,nd Nm. Schlng AID j W. Webb, gov
.rnment stor,-k-rp ers, all of l., XII.
Capt A. &. Sw-etz.r, { Blonmlngt"u.
has been appointed deputy col ct"r o.
internal revenue. vice & Dickinson.
whose term 81 "fil'e has xplrtd, ani hAs
Lsan assigned 10 duty nj Pehn.
SUITS AGAINST rhE PEkIS ALCOHOL CO.
Two SUIT, against the Pekln Alcoho
cotu,any for III, recovery OF SyJ, uUO an
mia tax ON whisky. Or. being heard b,
IN. Uuit,d Slxt,, district court to-day
me Defendant. MI nj, owing b-tw..n 80,
900 and SAu OOO hut the officers # m,
Government in.i., upun IN, LA, rn.,ll OF
L.. NH amount claimed. Wtnes.e. ~rr,
-. mined mi. afternoon. and To rAnrro~
the Arguments OF the counsel will b.,
| made. rh. case will probably cOnsum,
ali ,,f tn.m,rrow.
yv.vursp uov p W ursx
a.
non W. ~ Munh' ,upe'y's"r Vi 'h'e'
| MAJ revenue, a"o ar IL a", "s."'
\ 81 inc r'Venuo "'P"'"'""'' Wv so''
i"r !he'. ihe,' u"pa'.u'e '"u'eH'o' 'n"'
Tue srshu Jury na' n"''"ea ."o 'A'",""
no" vi 'n'se s1"'..n''. ~ "o W "',' =,
me reeeht ue'"'c'''o", A"u -" eAp.s'''
'"a' 'nS' o"'y ""' '""' wv .p." s'o,
Eases '"'e N''e'"o.' W ,'a,,',s wi, ,,'.,,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-23
CRIMI NAL.
A TWENTY THOUSAND DOL.
LAR ROBBERY IN
IOWA.
ARRESTED FOR COMPLETELY
IN THE PHE' PS' DEFAL.
CATION.
A MURDERER CAUGHT.
FROM Albany, N. Y.
Pos Pom kD.

Pos PuNnp.
ALBANY, October a. rhe examination
in the Phelps case WAS further postponed
until Monday next nj 3 O'clock p, IN. IL
IA Understood that the reason for the post.
pon.rnent is that Phelps will remedy it,.
Justice McCory says The case shali not be
settled in his court.
UNITED STATES COURT.
DEsMoISEs, Octobrr 22.-The United
States district court, Judge Love, presld-
ing, was opened this morning, and the
grand jury called. A large number Of
criminal cases are on the docket.
SAFE ROBBED.
The tressurer's safe Of Jackson county
was robbed on Saturday night Of So, 700.
The safe WAS opened by some one who
knew the condition Of the locks.
ARRESTED.
NEW YORK, October 22.-Sherwip, OF
Saturday evening for alleged completely
in the Phelps defslcstion and being una.
HE to furnish bail was locked up in the
Ludlow Jail to-day.
INDECENT CONDUCT TOWARD LADY.
LITTLE Rock, October 22-An opera.
tor named J Z. Grady WAS arrested her
to-day on . charge OF AN attempt TO rob
and indecent conduct toward lady Mt
Shreveport, while attending asa yellow
f-ver nurss. He is in Jail awaiting sr,q.
uisition from the governor Of Louisisns.
ARRESTED.
LIScoLS, Neb., October 22.-The wife
L.. T. Il
H-milton county, Ohio, WAS arrested las,
night for disturbing the peace. ID 'mes'ic
affairs be-, ween the judge and his wife
have not been Of the most pleasant char.
scter for several months.
CAUGHT AT LAST.
RICHMOND, Va. October 2?.-J, Wolfe
. fugitive from justice hiss on arrested
in Lafayette county. Sons yesr. ago he
shot and killed l.. r. Perrine, a prominen,
citizen Of Charleston. s G.
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YELLOW FEVER.
A DOLEFUL ACCOUNT FROM
MEMPHIS.
PATHETIC APPEAL FOR MORE
AID.
OVER ONE THOUSAND CASES
.... REPORTED.
"HOPE DEFERKED, MAKETH
TIE ukAkT SlCh"
THE DISEASE SPREADING
TAKO. UH TEXAS
AT NLMtHI1.

AT MEMPHIS.
MsMPHfs, Oslouer ~ Il. X. Richards,
Eco, eity register, one VI our did D. eili-
E,ns, died tuNs norning vi yellow fever.
sged ~. ID X J Freeman, secretary vi
ME board VI health, died also VI yellow
fever to-day. DR.. J j. Williams - re-.
ported very low. A steady r.in ha. besh
falling since z oclok. Memphi, has
csAsEp uoPE
for an early sbHleiuent ut the disease.
Sudden changes Of temperature, End warm
rains work more fatal fesui,s than cob
tihuous warm w.sther. One day . repor,
of u few new ,ses leads 10 hopes to b,
crushed by a succeeding day's develope-
nient VI sudden changes IN tho wen her
and an increased msmber OF victims
There is no safety here yet. Mor,unry
Yellow fever, II; other causes, 5; total,
80.
HEART-EENp1No APPEAL.
MEMPHIS October al a.m.-Tbc fol.
lowing circular, which explains the s,uu-
tiJn. will sppesrin to-day spnp-rs
OFFICE ~ HOWARD Association,
MEMPHIS, October -, 1913 !
To all sympa,h eng with suffering hu.
manity, everywhere:
The yellow fever is not abating. God
only knows when II will. Scores of new
cases appear daily, and over ohe Thousand
are now rick. Our funds will not pay
expense, days. From the sick and dy :
my the cry vi distress and -utf ring come.
great aud loud. FIR their rskes send
money and r, lief to procure nurses, stim.
uisnts and nourishment. We reQuir,
more than ever.
Send donations 10 A. ID. Longstsf
president of the Howard a,socia,ion.
Ry order OF A. ID LoN0,TAPv, Prest
A &. FARMLAND. }. q Lomrrl-, j J
Murphy, j. II. Edmuhd.on, w. J. Smith
| special committee.
INV YORK.
NV York, October 22--Patr;ck Hon.
~, reported sick with the yellow fever NJ
70 Washington street, is in n dying con-
iition. He had been in the house sinc,
Monday, the day he arrived from Mem
phis. Last night three men lodged in thu.
anne room with him. The doctors w-r,
-n1iously searching for them, ~ they ar.
afraid they may carry sesds of the disen'
about with them. DR.. Jones' and Harris
of the health department. visited tn"
house to-day and pronounced the disease
yellow fever.
AT MONTGOMERY. ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, October 22.-Seven vel
low foyer deaths to-d.y.
THe DISEASE IN TESAs.
New OR.RANs, October % A Picay
uns special sAys: "G-lveston is full u
refugees from Bryan, Calvert and Column
bus, and more srrivc on racn train.
| A teI-e ram from Columbu. reports thu
| favor increasing fast and 10 he ~ = yer,
fstal type The number ~ d"s,hs in the
last tive We hours NJ" nine Hon. Geo "
smith and j w. Howant b-,ng nmony
tho victims. The place is nlm,st depnpu
lated. A special relief train WINS for
wnrdsd to-day with physicians from G'l
weston. Calvert kilograms report nin'
deaths in the last tSenty.four hours.
AT BRYAN
there WAS two deaths and seven new case
rep 'rted for the mast twenty.four hour
and business 10 almost entirely suspended
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FROM CHEYENNE.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

CHEYENNE, W., Octob 20 -Prepar-
ations Tor winter upon the Union racitic
railroad are now completed, Every pre-
eau ion that experience and wise fore
thought could suggest has been taken to
guard against ,toppages. Miles Of track
nave been raised ut all exposed points
from s'x to seven feet more more f.nc-
ing has been located, and snow sheds re-.
pair'd. No fears are apprehpnded of any
serious detention by snow this winter, ~
all points ara we'll guarded. The rond is
no hundred per cent better prepared
than ever before.
THE WEATHER
along the line is cold ~nd clear. Some
snow is falling in the Rocky Mountains,
but trains are running regularly.
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POLITICAL.
FURTHER NEWS OF THE IONA
ELECTION.
FARMERS CONVENTION AT
PEORIA.
OTHER POLITICAL MATTERS.
cAppy.TEks MAJORITY.

cARPssTEks MAJORITY.
DIS MoiNKs, Iowa, Os,VU~r az The
latest eisctiUn returns give Carpenter
about zV,VvV nv j,rny; senate 80 Is pub.
licaD, IA opposition; hou.. As kepuUlicaiS
counties " hear irvm, winch viii b. OPP
position.
NOT pvrGATEp.
CINCINNATI, October 22.-Ceglisn,
Dsnvcrsti; candidate for repre-en'nuvr,
reported defeated, is elected over Glenn,
krpublica, by twenty-tbree mi rly, AL
error IL two hundred having tseu made III
the ,ficisl count.
FARMERS CONVENTION.
PEORIA, October ~. Il h. Boiling
Fnfm,rs convention, If this comfy, met
Al Brlmtcld ,o.d.y, and was very thiniy at
tended. Instead vt making new nUtninn-
tions, they rat,f Il those ot the trsi fatm
cr's con ventiOn, aud II is anticipated Their
will bs no further contention IN the farm
rr's ranks. Tn. present indications nov
part OF ths regular Republican tclet will
be elected.
NEWSPAPER PURCHASE.
WIN. =. ID ,wdnIl Il Co., of this city
have purchased from W + Meals ths p.
Kin Register. and announces hat 1t Wi
be run in that city m the in,"r.t of III,
farmers and wurkugmen ms n weekly.
N"MISArl"Ns.
DETROIT, October 2l.-Hugh Msf.t'
Was nominated for msyur by the R..pub
leans to-day ard q g Z, m.tock was nJu.
mated by the Democrats for congrc,s from
Grand kipid' district.
TuE DIFFERENCE.
Columns, Octob IA telegram
received by the secretary a.
no Republican stat. COMMITTEE from
Ottawa county, tonight, stnts that
mistake was made in preparing the ot'icia
returns If that county. and that ~ vote
reported rs cast for with Tor aitcrne'
general were really cat FOR him ~ treas
urer and those rep"rtad r,sL for Little io
rcssurer were really cast for him ~ n,
torney general. This changes the com
nleIion nf ,ho state ticket and probabl,
elects both Welsh ard Little.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
MAC MAHoS TO RgsISS.

PARIS. Oclossr 22.-It 10 authoritA.
lively stated that President Mac N shon
hiss announced his determination to resign
HE oftice - president OF the Republic, upon
the converting of the assembly,, 1t |. also
stated the cabinet Minister'S will not Al
once tender their designations, but will re.
main until after The vote on tho monarch.
cal question 10 taken in the assembly.
THE TicHBoRsE CASE.
LONDON, October 22.-Af:sr rece,s in
tho Tichtorns trial to-day, . note was read
from Dr., kennally, stating that OWN IN
illnsss. hs would not Mesin appear In the
csss to-day. and expressing hope TINT
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RIVER.

CiScrYSATI, October 22.- River 1 feet
6 inches and rising. Weather cl udy.
NASHVILLE, Oct ~. 90 River unchanged,
~ feet on shoals. Weather clear and
pleasant.
PirTsBUk0, October 22.-E.vsr rose
rapidly last night, but slowly to-day.
Now il feet in channel. Weather clear
and warm.
NEW ORLEANS, October 22.-Arrived,
Susie Silver, st. Louis. Departed, Belle
Lee, Cnicot City, Henry Ames, st. Louis
Weather clear and pleasant.
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FROM ST. PAUL.

BANKRUPTCY PR c.EDiNGS AGAINST A
RAILROAD
Sr. PAUL, Oct Der 2. "A ps,ition ha.
been filed IN the l. nited States Da,rict
court tor this district, for an order 10
.how cause, granted by Judge Nelson, why
the Minnesota railroad company shou d
not o- thrown into bankruptcy. The pc.
ttion was filled by the creditors IL The
company, who claim ttst all it's valuable
property has been transferred to Cla'k
w Thompson, president Of the road
without any consideration.
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FROM GEORGIA..


DEATH Of TELEGRAPH MANAGER.
& LuMBU', G.. October IN. rhos
ua. Il Terry. m-nager of the Souih.rn Al =
anIlc Telegraph Company NJ M"nts m.
"t., IA, died of yellow Fever yesterday
ln"rni Z. =, the residence of his brother
Ir-i W. ut III cheil Station, on tn. Mobile
ID ohio rairosd. He was n nstv" ~
Virginia, and abe Ut thirty y nrs of Hge
Il. leaves wife aud child. He WAS y re-.
liable man, and esteemed very much by
hose VIII" knew him. He lenvrs numer-
Jus friends to mourn hi. untimely desth