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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-21


COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHUsBTTs,
OTUCE THE BOARD or HARBoR CoNsssoSEEs! Z
= PENBERT0N-sQUARR BOsTOE, July II, 1851
SBALED PKOPO ALS viii be received this Office until WEDhBs
DAY August 20 1873 - O'Clock for ncosng with walls
and South Boston situated
Al the junction the Point Cbanne IN Boston aIbor
bounded south Whs Company and south
east BY t sofa The Boston and Albany Railroad Company ana oon
about nlloD feet, follows:
J. Fer about zoo meal @ light Fort Point Channel
For about 300 et ofhsavy Point Channel aud
tbe channel
8 Cling said parcel 70 49, With material dredgd by the
contractor from the mouth Fort Point Channel and from portion Of
Boston aroor which 70 be dged uniformly depth Of 70 feet
Low water.
4 P Sling said parcel With good gravel from grade IS to
gade l6
whole Eo Of bung sea walls and slpg said parcel
aforesaid before October l. 1876
furnished this oce, hou Of O'Clock mi TIE
6sTen00n and ~ O'Clock
The required to stry guaranty t b,
in contract scoorng 70 Bic proposals. and give se
Legislature " Massachusetts, has Appropriated fur bpfreA
specified
will bee binding tie ComnoH ore on sad
be paid for By appropnatous Of tn LAtare
the lava che Commonwealth
PROPOSALS POR PURCHASE
Bead proposals wall also be received Aforesaid oT purchase
The portion Of ssd parcel Of 6a for purchase
ssd walls and DO said filing according plans
and perform al the obligations Of the Com
Cy Boston In relation 70 % parcel under the Ihssue Of
Railroad COMPANY the Boston Wharf COMPANY and the City
B0stou dtei June o. 1873.
g reject ssy and al proposals reserved BY The Board Of
Hbor Commissioners and her Acceptance s1ct 70 The appDva
u de Governor and COune.L
Proposals. be neOrsed Proposals 10 reissues 70 The bouth Boa
aes Fa" sealed and directed 70 The Chairman Ae Board
~ D'''' VI ''''''' JOSIAH QUINCY, Chairman
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gte Cream.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK Tribune WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT TIE 6PIQHS
OFFICES Nos "a I-2 West Thirty st. or oOo "e
Tnentythirist; up to p IN, a. regular o.ee rates
ICE CREAM FREEZERS and REFRlGER-
Il LTORs stR MOWBRAYS 81 YeseJSt, opposite Washing
~ usEk Patent Feesers Packing Tubs and Cans Bhgaors,
fnrght ,;bsss for Lagerbser, and Grocers' Nn"are
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Qopartnersnlp Notlres.

TNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
be Of JOSIAH COLBY Co. hereby byInutua
consent. dissolved. JOSIAH COLBY
J. 4. COLEMAN.
Eew-York, Jay IS 1878.
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COACHMAN and useful CHAMBERMAID,

~ WAITRESS SBAMsTRRsS situation by Protestant man and
wife no children driver and groom Gao also ma
bn garienin &C tea reeonmendsossi can Dc seen SA~
fbnIEks, l3o West llth.st, corner oh ave
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Che 6urf.

SARATOGA RACES.
- - .... a., -
PtPsT MRRTTSG-THrBsOAY 2i,hi SATURDAY 28H .
TUESDAY 29h; THURSDAY 3l Juyi ani SATURDAY. ~ Az
gust -.. .,rt,r
DAY OH; TUESDAY l2iB; THURSDAY, liAi ald bAiJhDAb
18Th August.
g Wa1tTtv sscrrtsry W r. TRAvERg. President
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miscellaneous.
BEST DISINFECTbNTS.

oL1 Aed Of be vsos grader HEAVY OF q ioe peg sxSo9
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fon0on ADVERTISEMENTS.
AND CLOCKS BENSON J. w, Old Bond-sr Ludgatehil, c.

NICOLLs SHIRTS, six for 40s.-i2 Regent
~ cr1s Pccadi0v. London Eagard-corhne molten
pr0yemclt with qlaf Of GrlLsmen Having for ln
tlua Colonies supplied - u0.cs o,h shirts M ir
The climate measure. Carnage laid to all part Of tue Aas
d0n.
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Proposals
PROPOSALS FOR Sea WALLS
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS }
FPICF OF THE BOARD OF HARBOR COMMISSIONERS :

DREDGING IN BOSTON HARBOR, FILLING A PARCEL or
SOUTH BOSTOE FLATS, AND FOR THE PURCHASE OF SUCH
PARCEL
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Gonscs ano farms Uautco.

IN ENERGETIC, experienced business man,
~ shoia o.s ceHtray oclte Nswiors WISHES to make
mutually satisfactory party owning tract Of
Long Island 10 dispose OF the lots Address NELOX
3OS Yves. Twenty lr-sL, Tribune Nc.tHstc OH &C.
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GLEN PARK HOTEL.

~ or SENECA LAKE
az watkins Glen " r au elegantly furnished Hotel loeatel
near e Of the Great Gen VISITED last e,r BY than
$4,000 Can accommodate twice tie number o Of
other hotel Watkins Frsclsss in all ITS appointments Sulphur
d Magnetic Springs Fine cultivated grounds with eroln
hfuN Is under the Of Nj W. KNAPP formerly pro-
p1e n the Ruiherl Park Hotel &c; eEc1r0n ucke Ene
and hsJey Central and Lhgh Yay RliElyG send for circular
IVEHSOS W. KNAPP, Manager
HEATH HOUSE, Schooley Mountain Springs,
H ~ j. NON OrEN-Mountan sconery unsnrpasso
toes; drsiCas. J. WARREN COLEMAN, Proprietor
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AT
ELIZABETH. n. J
Real Gstatr 10 GrrbGnae

EIRST-CLASS Newburgh City and other
Hudson River PROPERTY 90 exchange Tor NeWiOk Brook
prereriy rutland a WHITING, Beekmau-st
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Situations Uanteo-- Glales

~ yoa thorough esanAn and groom, can DIVE IN ey o.
county has best from last empe Win whom ns
hyed over two years Can be at CAkPBhTkHs' l3o wee
llth st., Gth.aye
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FOSTER HOUSE, Clifton Springs Ontario
Co., hHOpen Sumner and Win-Ths and elegant hotel
Iog oen r The reception Of guests complete IN az is appointments
sno afrngeu making n the most desirable hotels for
sons sees pleasure ao the comforts Of home WIN FOSTER Pr
GREEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
~ CLARENDON SPRINGS VI.
open from June - 70 oct sr mountain dne drives
% nusAeoesi good table. Board from $40 ti5 Aiir-1
A. r. STYLES Proprietor
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GlIITTENANGO

-re shade large roons AM pleasant dye9,
ana famle boating k With good board az reasonable prices A1
Dress ~ OARsMkLL. Cornael. on %. ILIls1n. y. Y
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HlusicaI 1nstrnmenis.

A BEAUTIFUL scVcn-OctaY0 GlANO, hut
~ little used $50; sxoct,ys. s25 6nc toned
Pianos ilstseuts At JOHN MAHONS Fosl
At M
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-28

sbsft of sarcasm or of wit--that Is 10 shy
a shaft of his kind of sarcasm ana wiz
The kind, we must be allowed to rem"rh,
i. mot marketable outside Of the observer
Office, The fact lie, the whangdoodio h'nu
Of wit and sarcasm is original Win "r
Luce. md it will die with him.
Blu, we forgive Mr. Luce. lie u
no, to blame. Ola as he is, ne "
vet child -unsopbissica,od and IN ana
pers And he is very dirty child he
soils A great many diapers, TO tho great
DISCUS, OF Mr. Clements and Col Brush
who nurse him, feed him and change
him. Paughl -,
In Yesterdays observer, infantiIo OLD
Mr.. Luce makes a few remarks about
1.-THE Two Little Boys and Their wet
Nurse The remarks open thus
We have been greatly amused by watch
ing the Developments OF the uthc game
now being played by the old lady (who
saws che las "ceascd icing irstHnrse to the
Murphysboro 'Era'") and little John OF
Cairo. About two months ago the SAID
old lady commenced wet nursing iiitie
John, whether BY mutual agreement be-
fore entered into, does not appear and
other old ladies, living around, also offered
their pap buckets to the dear little fellow,
until little John actually supposes he IS
going to ride TO Washington, and TO have
a pretty scat and desk in the House oil
Representatives.
And the remarks are continued
through halt column in this peculiarly
humorous strain It must be evident TO
all that the Parson does not know We are
the thinnest.skinned man in Southern llli-
nois; but wo arc The parson must there
fore brush up in bis prizo-fghting expert
once. He can atone TO us no place but
within tho "squaro ring OF which
no was an ornament before DO
SHE'D his holy castor into the gospel ring
and began to strike from tho shoulder in
the cause Of the Lord We bcspcak Mr..
Barton as our bot,le-holder, he having
had considerable experience with the bot
tie. and We advise tho humor Jus Luce to
call to bis support his friend, Mr.. Nc
Donald, now under cloud, hut Il fair
representative Of the lawless disposition
OF the God-icaring Luco-liko people Of
Carbonate.
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rmE KHNrucKY LOTTERY.
From Boston.

BosroN, December 27.-The Traveller
states that special agent Norman IL. Bing-
ham sliced the books of Jordan, Marsh X
Co. this morning, for alleged frauds on the
Revenue Department, tho amount being
set, without an examination Of the books,
nj over II million aud half, with proba-
bility Of larger sum. The alleged
frauds are said to have extended over SOW
eral years.
Tho steamer Edgar Stewart now lies a.
jenkins wharf, watched by custom house
officials. Her register is in the hands OF
the collector of the port, and sh0 will not
DO allowed to leave under any circumstsn-
COS without the fun knowledge and con-
sont Of tho proper department at Wash
ington. The Edgar Stewart, from her
papers, is owned by XsImri w, Butcher,
Of New York. a tow weeks ago, Col
Welcb, nj Agnouro, representing her
owners, contracted with parties TO repair
her boilers and machinery 10 tho extent
of a few thousand dollars. These re-
pairs are now going on and cannot DO
completed under four or five weeks.
BosToS, Dec. 27.--Tho United States
Grand Jury has found three indictments
against David Townsend and Thomss ID.
Townsend, constituting the Arm of Town
send & Co, commission merchants, on Il
charge OF aiding in procuring false on
tries OF cArgoos for three vessels.
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Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, December ~ For tho
Northwest--partly cloudy or clear wealth
or will prevail with nofthwesterly 70
westerly winds, and slightly rising tenn
pornture. For the Upper Lake region
and thence southwark 20 Pennsylvania
southwestcrly TO north westerly winds with
slight fall of Temperature, and EN- increase
of snow followed by clearing weather.
For the Gulf states --northeastetly TO
northwesterly winds with low tempors-
ture and partly cloudy weather. For the
South Atlantic stntcs-slow incressin G
pressure with low Temperature. light
sou,hwesterly winds and clear or clearing
weather, except possibly light rain in
North Carolina tonight. For the New
England, Middle and lower Lake region
continued cloudy, stormy weather, with
fresh to brisk winds on the coast; proba.
bly, clearing in tho lower lako region and
southern and southwestern portion OF
middle states during Sunday.
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J. BURGER y
PROCLAMATION.
The Place To Buy
Dry Goods

At his NEW STORE on
Commercial avenue, Burger is
now receiving daily the lar.
gest, best selected and cheap
est stock Of dry goods ever
before brought to Cairo. A
line of dress goods which have
never been surpassed in this
market, either for beauty or
variety. A full stock Of boots
and shoes; domestics of all
kinds f; Il beautiful stock of
furs, mufl's and boas, muffs
and collars, and childrcn's furs
at a mere song; knit woollen
goods, childrcn's sacks, etc,
almost given away n hand
some assortment of gloves and
a charming selection Of ladies'
neckties, rufus, etc, etc. Cen
tlemen's furnishing goods,
ovcrcoats, suits, underwear,
hats, caps, gloves; counter.
panes, comforts and quilts,
table linens, red and white
water proof cloth in all the
new shades and a full and
complete stock of notions,
All these goods were bought
at panic prices, and will be
sold at astonishingly low fig
ures, as Burger is determined
not to be undersold. Call anC
examine his goods before pur
chasing elsewhere. His store
room contains every article il
the dry goods line that an!
buyer can possibly want, anc
the prices arc 50 low that M
one will have the conscienc,
TO ask a reduction on any
thing.
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MARKET REPORT.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 27.--Oats iirmer
ut SO 40. Bran lower Mt S7lG9Jc.
Hams lower old 9tc; new 49,. Molasses
active and higher; common soc; fair 5Gc;
prime Gl@6ic; strictly prime 64@G6c;
prime ferinenting zoe; others unchanged.
Repeat yesterdays prices.
MEMPHIS, December 27'--Corn meal
active at 3 as Corn in fair demand and
higher oSG70c. Oats dull aud dropping
52@b3c. Hay dull, sales Of western nj
20 90. Bran higher lsc. Bulk meats
quiet and unchanged. Lard quiet and
unchanged.
CfNCfNSArt, Doe. 27.--Cattlo steady n;
10 %. Flour in good demandi family
Z 2o@7 Is. Wheat scarce and firm at
| is@l 81. Corn firm at 57@G0c. Rye
firm at 93@95c. Oats firm ut 43d6Oc
Barley firm ri 35@l 90. Egg lower
at Zoe. Pork quiet Mt l5(1l5ic. Lard
light salcs; steam sla ste; kettle sl@s3c
Bulk meats firmly held shoulders 81 eGc;
clear rib 7(l7ici clear 7l@7!c. All loose
bacon; no stock asking 7lc tor shoulders;
clear rib slc.
CnicAGo, December 27.--Flour quiet
Wheat dull, unsettled and lowor; No
spring lG MOI spring / l3i, on spot
/ l3I, JAnuaryi No 3 10. Corn in fail
demand and higher; No = mixed 50, OF
spot SGT, January. Oats dull and lower
No 37l on spot; 3i}, January. Rye
dull No 77G)7s Barley quit weak
for No fall and firm for No 3 at 07!@
! 90. Pork steady 10 IS on spot Ii 3i4
/ February. Lard steady; Il on spot. BulE
meats in good demand shoul iers bG55
clear rib G4@GIi clear sides I, all loose Oh
spot; higher for February. Greer
meat. steady shoulders 4lGI5; clear rit
| 81 hams q for lGlb average. Whisky II
fair demand at $50 03!.
Sr. LOUIS, December 27.-Flour, lrand
at q 2j@6 so and below scarce and in de
mand, higher grades inactive. Wheat
soring steady, No 2 l 20; fail firm, No
red fall 80; No | coat G2. Cora in
active; No 2 mixed jG@57c. Oats open
ed Arm but closed inactive; No nike,
i9@llc. Barly unchanged, deman,
chiefly for choice and fancy. Rye yer,
| quiet; No 2 SIC. Pork firm at IA 50Glt
Dry salt meats firm sales Of clear side
At lie. Hams, SIC. Loose packed lots q
shoulders 6l@jic; clear rib nc; clea
1lG7ic. Bacon firm; shoulders 6lci clea
rib ssc; clear SIC. Lard unchanged
prime steam 7IGsc. Whisky steady n
CSC. Hogs firm ~ 1 joCG5 10; bulk sale
4 SoC9j GO, receipts : 800. Cattle in goo
demand aud firm good TO prime natiy
00@5 90; choice Jo@j 7ji medium
q 7bo3 20
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Vances arm, inllicting slight hesh
wound. The shot was fired by striking
engineer, whose name could not be leatn-
cd. Several policeman were on the en-
CINE at tho timo the ehot was Hired, ana
the man was arrested. No trains have
gone east on the Pittsburg, Chicago and
st. Louis railroad to-day, aud none have
arrived up to six o'clock. There has been
one train each way on thcLouisviile road,
to-day.
The sheriff of Cas- county photographed
| from Logsnsport to-day for assistance to
oucll the disturbance there. Two COM
panias, numbering one hundred and htty
men were sent out by tho Indianapolis
Peoria Il Chicago road, in command Of
Gen. Dan. McCauly. They will reach
Logansport tonight. a train from
Chicago 20 Richmond went over the road
to-day, but did not stop at Logansrort
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RIVER NEWS.

LITTLE Rock, December 27.--Weather
cloar and Geld. Light snow this morning
River declining with q feet 1 inchos.
NASHVILLE, December 27.--The river
Is still falling; S feet on tho shoals. De-
parted--B. IL. Cook, for Cairo. Weather
cloudy and cold.
NEW ORLEANS, December 27.-No ar
rivals. Departcd-Aliegheny Belle and
bsrgos, Shannon, Cincinnati; Il A Bah
bage and barges, St. Louis. Weather
clear. Thermometer 400
VGCKsBuRG, December 27.-Down-
Cherokee, selma, Kit:ic. Up--Juhn Kill
gour, Fannie Tatum, Great Republic,
Julia, Warner and barges. Weather
clear and cold. River rising,
CIScISNArI December 27.-The river
ia IS feet and falling. Arrived-Kittie
Higher, Arkansas River. Departed --Ex-
change, Pittsburg; Ben Franklin, Mem
phisi Nick Longworth, Now Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, December 27.--Arrived- -
Colossal, n eokuk, Bismarck. Departed
Carroll, Howard and Atlantic, New Or
leans; johnson and Colossal, Keokuk; 81.
Joseph, Memphis Kinney, Vicksburg.
River falling. Weather cloudy and cold;
ilurries OF snow at intervals.
PTTsDuRG, December 27'-The river
is about on stand with feet IL inches
in channel. The Monongahela has o feet
10 inches aud stationary. Arrived-Jun-
iata, CinCinnati;,J l. Rankin, Mstsmoras.
The Il w Sillsnger will leave this aftor-
noon for Cincinnati.
MEMPHIS, December 81 The weather
is cloudy, cold and tlustery The river is
declining steadily. Arrived Exporter,
from New Orleans. Departed City OF
Quincy, for Grand Tower; Alice, st.
Louis; Emily La Barge, Red river Ar
ling,on, Cincinnati Utah, Little Rock.
EvASsyrLLE, December 27.-Wcather
cloudy and cold. Mercury % to 82.
Much snow fell during the night. The
river has fallen 30 inches. Port List
Down-Laurs Davis,.i am. Fayette, IL 4;
Andy Baum noon; Grey Eagle pm. /;
Red Cloud, B. Up-Quickstop, 3 am [;
Louisville, 81 ldlewild. s Roberts, 0;
Charmer, 10; Mary Ament, p m. Bust
ness pretty active,
LOUISVILLE, December 27.--Rivor still
falling slowly. /. fell elk inches in the
twenty-four hours ending at six o clok this
evening. At that hour there was 4 feet
inches in tho canal, q feet 8 inche, in tho
chute and feet inches over the rocks,
Arrived Pat Rogers, Memphis Paragon,
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From natnmpras.

MArAMoEAs, December 27.--A fight
occurred to-day in the market place be-
tween some Of Cortinss men aud the pc.
lice, in which n policeman was shot and
instantly killed. The murderer took
refuge in Cortins's headquarters, but the
General surrendered him 30 the police,
who lodged him IN prison. Cortina's
friends say no will be installed as Mayor
of thii city on New Years day, which
will doubtless lead IT, another 1zht, as
both parties are armed and determined.
An aifray occurred few days ago in
Monterey, over n municipal election, in
which severat men wero killed and
wounded. Another disturbance occurred
in Tampico, and the Mayor has been i'm
prisoned by State troops.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-28

THE Cairo and st. Louis railroad have
Just received two new locomotives built
expressly for this road. They are larger
than any locomotives formerly used on
mario W. guage lines, being twenty-five tons
with three driving wheels and combining
great power. One Of these now locomo-
tives, u very handsome display of me-
chsnical art, bears the name Of NJ. G.
Crawford. We admired the locomotive
for its power and beauty, but after looking
ut the name we admired it more. The
nsme is one that We are all proud Of, and
this engine Is destined to be favorte
among the powerful beauties of this road.
We hope that like the one OF whom it
bears the name, 1t may never run of the
track or fail to do its duty.-[M urphys-
boro Independent
Col. Taylor, J. III. Oberly and Judge
Crawford have stood by the Cairo and st.
Louis railroad through good and evil ro-
port, and the contractors, A. r. Payson
b Co, could not do less than to compli-
nent them as above. But compliments
are "too thin sometimes; and IL the con-
tractors would pay their debts and putthc
road through to Cairo, it would please the
people Of this county much better
[-Jonesboro Gazette.
Exactly. We have sympathised with
Messrs. Payson & Canda. We hope the,
may be able TO finish the road but ",
must have other assurances than thel
promises that they are going on with tn
work. If they cannot complete the road
and complete it. too, within REASONABLE
time-why dent they say ,so2 For one
We have about reached the end Of ou
string Of patience, and vii
not consent TO any further OK
tension OF tho time in which TO finish tn
3 work. II the road is not completed b,
the hrst of January, the directors should
refuse TO give the contractors more time
They cannot complain that they have beer
crippled by any aston Of the company
and they should now either be compelle,
TO Immediately do something to raise IL
necessary means 20 perform their part O
hs contract, or all their rights under
should be forfeited. This railroad sick ma,
has been doctored honestly according to tn
books, but he don't seem TO improy
much. The heroic treatment is All that
left 1t may kill tho poor fellow, bu, "
would rather attend his funeral than Ios
any longer around his sick couch, fror
which he seems unable TO rise. If an
railroad doctor in Cairo believes he know
remedy that will bring our sick ma
out, he can have our place at the coucl
may have his name pa. on that LOGON,
tive, and with all this receive also ou
blessing.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-28
From philadelphia.
rACroKfEs REsuMiNU wohKI

FNIIVhIt q NLs WINU NUhh,
PmLADELrHIA, December 27.-Most Of
the cotton and wsolcn factories are in
full operation at reduced wages. The
csrpe, manufsc.oTiss, with, very few ex-
ceptions, are. all closed, owing princi.
pally TO difference between the weGycrs
and manufacturers, caused by reduction
in weaving prices of two cents per yard.
The manufacturers, "a n general thing,
say tho prices Of carpet have been re-
duced so much and safes are so slow that
they are no. very anxious 10 resume OPP
erations, even though woayers should
agree TO work at tho proposed reduction.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-28
HUMOROUS ANDY LUCE.

Mr.. Andrew Luce, editor Of the Carbon.
dale Observer, does not admire Mr.. John
Barton, and Is preiudiced against "tho
gentleman who presides over these
columns Mr.. Luce dislikes Mr.. Barton
because Mr.. Barton don't like MIR. Luce
and Mr.. Luce 10 pre- udiced against US be-
csuss we thoughtlessiy on one occasion
Demonstrated him ~ Old Whang.
doodle. Accordingly, Andy-he mus,
really permit the familiarity-now and
ahen sends =. US from his editorial bow q
ssssssi attention given 20 100
:. II In.narAinn Anrnnnna Allhnnnh | 1
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Prom baltimore.

noSoGs TO the MEMORY or JSo HOPKINS
BALTIMORE, December 27.--The fun-
eral of John Hopkins, the millionaire,
took place to-day, attended by an im &.
mense concourse Of people, including all
tho r-orninons mvi Ohontr, bankers aud
lawyers of the city. There were over one
hundred and thirty carriages. Bells of
the fire department tollcd for an hour, and
many places Of business wero closed in bis
honor
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From LeaycnwOrth, Eas.
\ pErAULTfSG COUNTY TEEA5uaER RE
sIGSED.

sIGSED.
LEAvENwoRrH December 21.-Thc
dcfaulting County Treasurer of Leayen.
worth county, George y. Smith, hes re-
signed his office, and tho board have ap.
poin ed George a. Eddy to Gil the va.
cancy, but he has not expressed biz will.
ingness to accept the position.
This evenings Gail comes down on the
Commercial for its irtimation Of de.
ticiency in tho city treasury, aud says the
books arc open for inspection, and that
several skeptIcal parties have been Their {
and have come away satisfied.
Vo-moirow's Call will contain lettei
from the city tr ssurer's bonismen vouch
ing for his honor and integrity.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-28
From Omaha.

OMAHA, NEE, December 27.-A farmer
named Timothy Dsteva, residing near
Columbus, Neb., was killed to-day by n
runaway team passing over and crushing
hi. head.
Michael Ryan, switchman at the Union
Pacific yards, was run over to-day by n
train Of cars, crushing his leg, which had
to be amputated. He lies very low.
Tho raid on gamblers still continues
the District Attorney is determined to rid
tina town Of them,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-28

on the re.assombling of congress, bill
will be introduced into the senate to sooI-
ish The ofRee of ehisf-justicc. Leading
Radical lawyers are raid to favor the bill,
holding that the presiding or chief OF
justices should be selected, If selected at
all. by tho voice of the supreme court.