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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-12
Rig Fire at IndianapOIis.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, March 1l-mid-
night.-Ths Woodourn Sarven vince
works are now burning, probably total
Ioss. No particulars. Chief Fire Engineer
Dan Gazier was instantly killed by fall
irg wall.>
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Through Rail from 81. Louis TO Gal
weston.

ST. LOUIS, March IA Democrat spe'
cial from Denison, Texas, dated yesterday,
says the last rail on the Texas Central road
was laid at 5 p. NJ. to-day, and at $50 a
special train came in from Galveston, SO
there is now an unbrokan rail connection
between st. Louis and the Gulf. The citi-
Gems of Denison are celebrating the event
with a great deal of eclst. -..... -
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The Non.ExpIOsive Demon.

CAIRO, ILL.,, March 11.-Mrs. Sallie Hern-
don, dress-maker, was terribly burned this
morning while attempting to kindle fire
by pouring on live coal non-explosive
oil from can which exploded. enveloping
her in the burning fluid. Her injuries are
probably fatal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-12

PRESIDENT GRANT has appointed W. Y.
Elliott Pension Agent at Nashville, and re-
appointed D. 7. Boynton Pension Agent at
Knoxville.
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S3G.OOO Come.

NEW YORK, March 1l.-Treasurer Whit,
of Staten Island, is said to have defaulted
to the extent of thirty six thousand dollars.
The supervisors are to sue him for the
amount!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-12

A little colored boy at Teneck, n, y, ieA
on the ice the other day while carrying
basket Of eggs, and broke his tnign, pat
never injured an egg. he had pIseteed
on bis papa's bottle.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-12

An Indianapolis man who paid SlOO,OOO
for some land on Wednesday, and sold the
same for $4,000 on Thursday, Thought he
had done enough business for the week.
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AMUr,,er of seyen Years Ago.

EVANSVILLE, IND, March 1.-THE
Grand Jury have indicted Frederick j.
Smith, alias Meyer, for killing woman
whose headless body was found buried
Anril 10. 1866.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-12

There are a hundred miles of wooden
rails in operation on the railroads in the
vicinity Of Quebec, and they are said to give
good satisfaction. -.5sa $40,
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TENNESSEE BONDS were very strong in
New York yesterday at an advance to S2a.
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Aainm aud Smfrifam.

GOLD was quiet and steady in New
York yesterday, closing st 115t61l54.
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The Great Eastern Circus-AnOther
Victim.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March n.-A young
man named Zaellen, injured by the fall of
the Great Eastern Circus tent pole, last
night died shortly after midnight at the
city hospital.
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Philadelphia is to be patroled nightly by
firemen.
.aE q aL
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A Cracked Cable.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Atlantic cable
of 1865 failed at noon. Electrician Will
loughby Smith leaves London this evening
tn locate the fault
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-30
DOWN COMES THE MAMMOTH
BILL BOARDS OF THE GREAT
INTERNATIONAL

The storm on Saturday and Sunday
nights did considerable damage to the
bills and bulletin boards of the big show
to be here on the 9th and 7th Of October.
1t is 9 universally conceded fact that no
show tina. has ever visited Cairo, has gone
to such great expense in billing the city
with as handsome paper as the Great In
ternaIional. Besides Charley Hardys
boards, Mr.. Hendricks erected for this
show over 5000 feet of bill boards, which
stood, and was in good repair up to Sstur-
day night, when the storm stripped the
two mammoth boards, on Tenth street
and near the post-oflico OF every bill.
Nothing dsunted Mr.. Gordnor, the agent,
determined as soon AS he could shir the
bills here to have them recovered. BIT
on Sunday night old breeze in his wrath
blew the board near the po,t-oflics entirely
down and also the board on
Tenth street. This was seri.
Gus loss As tho bills on tho two b,srls
were worth $l25 at least. As soon how.
ever M possible, the board on Tenth
street will be re.erected and recovered
This shows that the Great International
means bu siness and never stops a. tri-
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TIE FEVER.
HAVE WE 1T AMONG US?
NO CAUSE FOR ALARM.
Harrell's & Gazette SAYS:

HArrell's Gazette says
1t is useless to attempt to disguise the
fact that We have in Cairo, at this time, a
modified type Of yellow fever. Its VIC
tins number about a dozen, mostly young
men of regular and temperate habits A
few frosts will drive il of, however, and
as these are near at hand, we have but III.
tie fear for the future.
And we find the following in the st.
Louis " Democrat Of yesterday morning
CAIRO, Ills, September 2s.--Considera.
BILE uneasiness is manifested at the preva-
lence in this city of what has hith-
erto been denominsted congestive form
OF bilious fever, but which come pbysi.
clans now pronounce yellow fever modi-
lied by the northern climate. Only six or
eight fatal cases have occurred, and these
are confined 10 those whose business kept
them on or near the river There is more
sicktess here than the city has experienced
Tor years, and In r majority OF cases the
symptoms are sim lar to those of yellow
fever in a mild form
number Of persons, in some way con.
nec.ed with the river, were few weeks
ago attacked by disease which at first
was not suspected to be the yellow fever.
Several Of them died, and then IL was
said yellow fever had taken them or
The doctors who at FIRST denied the pres-
encc OF yellow fever in the city began to
shake their heads ard TO shy, at may be
the yellow fever And it may be bu, if
it is, it is not a fatal type of the disease.
The only deaths have been young Arrick,
Powers, Hughes, Fielding and Pitcher,
all Of whom were frequenters OF the
wharfbosts, and one or two other
persons, while there has proba.
been in the city hundred, even
more than that number, Of cases of the
disease now called the yellow fever The
per centsge of deaths has not been six,
aud we believe we may say there is as
great per centage Of deaths when any
fever is prevailing here. Las. September
the mortality in the city was as great as
this year; but this year number of per-
sons well-known have died, and the fact
has been commented upon. When any old
citizen oil Cairo dies, SO healthy is the city
generally, the fact creates alarm and the
presence Of an epidemic is at once sus-
pected.
There is no occasion for alarm, bu. eve
ry precaution should be taken by the au-
thorities and citizens. Houses in which
the disease makes its appearance should
be disinferted, and We would suggest that
there can be no good result from visits to
the bedsides of the afflicted, unless called
there By sense Of duty. In some cases,
where the yellow fever symptoms have
been marked, whole focks and "drovesr
Of citizens have called to see the sick per.
son.
Our advice is to be careful, and pray for
, white frost.
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PERSONAL.

Mr. Joseph Mckenzie leaves to-day for
Hot Springs, Arkansas, where he will re-
main probably month or six weeks.
MIR. Hyslop returned to his post in
the City National bank, Saturday last, Jus.
in time to enjoy the run on the bank, and
take slice of the financial panic.
Sure day night Christian. Pitcher died
of the fatal disease now prevailing 10 the
city. This was an exemplary young man,
industrious and good hearted. Hs had
many friends among the young people of
Cairo. For long time he was one of
The BULLETIN force and was loved By
all his associates. We deeply symps-
thize With hi. nt icted parents in their be-
reAyment
John Pe.rie, the butcher, is no, ex-
pectcd ~ live.
Free. koehler the tulcher is sick, but
is rapidly vslescing.
Rev. Mr., Thsyer preached . sermon
on Sunday night last, which has elicled
much comment and loud praise. 1t
said he never preached better one, and
that better one would be curiosity, 1t
was aimed at inddelity, and struck that
monster, it is said, in vital part.
Hon. ID. w. Mum made q speech at
the Sunday school concert last Sunday,
and told pretty little story about good
little boy.
Mr.. John T. Rennie, who has been at
the Cincinnati exposition, and gadding
about St Louis Ia at home agsin
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PRESERVE HEATH

No dyspepsia or stomach trouble will
arise from eating articles prepared with
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder. 1t
makes the lightest, whites. biscuit, cakes.
etc, of any other preparation in the market
DIR. Prices special nIvorings,of Vanilla,
Lemon, etc, are strong, pure and have the
true rich ia vor Of the fruits. Ask for Ir
Prices Special flavorings, and DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Power. 1924
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CENTRAL HOUSE On Sixth street be-
tween Commercial and Washington
avenues.
This house has recently Undergone thor
ough repairs, and IL now in irst-clsss con-
d,ion for the accommodate of the trav-
cling public. Boarder. accommodated on
reasonable terms. A share Of patronage
is solicited. MRS 7. N. GArFSEY,
8o.lm. Propric.ress.
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NOTICE.

G IR>, Ill, Sept. 80, 1873.
To persons wishing to attend the st
Louis fair to bc held at st. Louis from
October 9th to October lllh. We will sell
excursion tickets to East st. Louis and re-
turn at 81 GO. Sale Of tickets will COM
mence October 4th, ami be discontinued
October 10th. Tickets good until Octo-
Der 10Th, inclusive. Tickets will be issued
TO parties going with stock or articles for
exhibition (but TO no o.hers), on and af-
ter October I'd.
JAMES JOHNSON, Agent
Sun pease copy. 9-30-d6t.
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chants be appointed to present them to
merchants not in attcn dance.
The Mayor appointed Messrs. Kitten.
house and Alden.
On motion the meeting was adjourned.
Al the banks all was peace. Payments
will be continued, but jus. as little cur
roncy ms possible was paid over the count
ers. When depositor would come in be
would be given what he needed, and no
more, unless he absolutely demanded IL,
when il was shellcd out.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WAITE, PROOFS in all the new colors at
Stuart * Gholson's. o.2s Il
FoR GAS and steam fitting 60 to Rem.
MES Vulcan iron works, Commercial
avenue, foot Of Ninth street. 9-l0-n
Best line of hosiery and gloves in the
city, at Stuart & Gholson's. 1928 Ct
For SALE CHEAP.--One span good,
young mules also double wagon. Will
sell them together or separately. Enquire
OF HUsE, LOOMS 81 Co.,
u No. 81 Ohio Levee.
OTTOMAN shswls in great variety, a,
stuart " Gholsons. 0.2s 2t
WANTED-A number one aacbinist
Apply at dressmskers, one door south of
Mics Mary Lang's millinery store, Eighth
STREET. o-2s 81
Gas and S!eamiiiting on short notice
Bros' Block. 0-2stf
Mn. WM. EnLERs is anxious to inform
his friends and acquaintance, and custom
ers generally, that he does his o,on fitting
in CATERS, fine boots and shoes. In fact
all hi. work is done in his own shop.
9.iotf
DR.. W. Il Smith has removed his Of
ice to the second story of Louis Herberts
new brick building on Eighth street, be.
tween Washington and Commercial ave-
nues, where be has more comfortable and
eommodious quarters. s-l0-tf
Go to b. +. Blake's for everything in
the Steam and Gas6tting line. 9-2slC
p Fitzgerald at his rooms, corner
Fourteenth street and Commercial ave-.
nue., offers for sale Guinness Porter 4 |
Bass ales ard pure Hennessy brandy,
and the genuine ASgosture bitters, all |
trs.-class cholera cures. Try them !
7-l1 If
JusT received at Eher., Twentieth |
street, between Washington avenue and |
Poplar street, the finest French calf, pat |
ent leather and Moroccos for gentlemen.
wear. perfect fit and satisfaction as
sured. Any persons in need Of boots and
shoes should call on Ehler's, examine HE
stock of feathers and leave their orders.
II
CHANDELIERS, Brackets, Pendants,
Globes, etc. for sale at prices that cannot
be beat by b. +. Blake Bross' Block.
GEORGE LArrSER's LuNcu.-At Geo.
La.tner's Excelsior saloon, corner
of Washington avenue and Four.
eenth street, is the place to get
a fine lunch. Everything is served
up in good style, and George himself Pfc.
sides to see that all are waited upon.
9.7-tf
The barber shop is on the corner of |
Eighth street and Commercial avenue |
where j. George Sticnhouse with his gen.
tlemcn.y assistants can be found at any |
hour of the day or night, ready to soothe
your feelings with a smooth shave, or cool
your temper and hcad with . good sham.
poo. l. is a frst-class shop and you are |
sure Of receiving tirst-class treatment. |
Ladies and children's hair cut or curled
after the most approved styles. s-l5-tf
LEATHER and velvet belts, most com
plete line ever offered in the city, and at
tho lowest prices at stuart & Gholson's.
92S2t
STUART d GEoLsOS extend cordial
invitation to all to come and inspect their |
Fail stock. They take pleasure in exhib-
ting their goods, whether you desire to
buy or not. o.2s 1t
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A New ENTERpRIsE.--Dr. b. +. Field
will run q line Of hacks between Cairo
aud the terminus OF the Cairo, Arkansas
n Texas railroad, making two trips each
day, leaving Cairo At 8 o'clock a. M, and
and 4 o'clock, p. m, making close con-
nection with the trains on that road.
Orders for passengers or baggage should
be left At Fields stable, on 10th street.
sept23 If
OtorY te1Y IA 0AliO hk AH--tha~ rf
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FOR SALE.

Two Batteries of two Boilers, each "a
feet long, az inch Dram, IA inch Flues
with fire fronts. Mud and Steam drums,
Safety and Mud valves, Chimney and
Britchin, all complete and in frs,.class
orderi; been used only three months. For
price, etc, inquire of J. T. RESSIE,
9-23-tf. Vulcan Iron Works.
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OUR PANIC.
A MIGHTY SMALL ONE FOR A
LARGE CITY.
ACTION OF TIE BOARD OF
TRADE.
RESOLUTIONS AND LITTLE
SPEECHES.


Cairo will not be behind any other city
and therefore has had her 4 financial panic.
1t occurred on Saturday last, but
we are no. disposed to brag
about H. 1t wasn't a great success.
1t was like the girls baby, go small that
It oughtn't 70 be counted. Alarmed by
the news Of the crashing banks
elsewhere, number Of the
small deposiors in our banks made
a run on them, but the banks shelled out the
green backs Is usual.
On Sunday the news got around tba.
all our banks had gone up the long
spout, but on Monday morning they
opened their doors rs usual, fact
which seemed TO surprise the public. The
proposed run did not occur.
At 10 o'clock yesterday the merchants
Of the city met 10 the room Of Ne board Of
trade and organized by calling Mayor
Wool to the chair, and appointing Mr.
Thomas secretary.
The mayor stated the object of the meet
ing to be to take into consi Iteration the
financial crisis, and determine on some
line Of action for Cairo.
NJ. Dyas I. Parker, said that, in an,ic-
ipaiion of the meeting he lad prepared q
series Of resolutions, which he desired 10
have read. The secretary read them as
follows:
Resolved, That owing 10 the general
derahgemen of financial matters through
cut the country, we deem it for the best
Interest OF our business community, and
request that, for the present, the banks Of
our city suspend currency payment, and
adopt the use of certified checks as a cir
culating medium in lieu of currency.
Resolved, That the merchants and bust
moss men OF this city have full conf ience
in the solvency of the banks of this city,
and integrity and character of the man
aging officers thereof.
Resolved, That we hereby request tina.
the banks extend 10 our merchants and
business men all assistance that they pos
sbly can,
Resolved, That we, tho merchants and
business men OF Cairo agree to receive in
all business transactions the certified
checks of any of the banks in this city
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THERE is no crossing over Commercial
avenue between Eighth and Ten tn streets
"A long stretch. We got caught ye.ter-
day on the c. and V. track. an island in a
sea Of mud, aud were chased by Iocomo-
tive from Eighth 20 Tenth street.
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NOTICE.

hereby forbid all persons from Lsrbor-
ing or II us.ing my wife, Marilia Gerould,
on my account, as shall pay no bills Of
her contracting on and after this date.
II. T. GERouLD.
CAIRO, September 81, 1873. 9-273t
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EDITOR or The BULLgTIS-Youw will
please announce my name as tho peoples
candidate Tor county treasurer, at the en-
suing November election. Intending and
desiring TO serve the people, hope to be
elected by the people.
s-20td WILLIAM MARTIN.
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SIDEWALK ThNES.

The general lists of delinquent sidewalk
taxes having been placed in my hands,
tax payers arc notified that If the taxes
are paid by the let proximo they may ls
paid in city scrip, otherw Use they must be
paid in cash together with the costs.
ALEX. II. IRWIN,
dtd County Collector,
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TIL r B L LII f. TIN.
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
MARRIED.

Ihnr,ay, September %, 1873, at Mason.
Eningham county. Illinois, Mr.. P.J Thistle
Cd, OF Cairo, TO Miss Hattie Barney, vi
Efiingham county.
with the many friend, Of Mr.. Thistlew cd
we congratulate him on this occasion, and
wish the newly married pair all the happi.
ness and prosperity that this world affords.
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We are authorized to announce JosEPB
/. DAWSON as q candidate for the office
of county clerk at tho ensuing November
election, subject to the decision of the
voters Of Alexander county.
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KID CLOVES KID GLOW Esll

Stuart " Gholson are now Offering a
full line of one aud two button kids IN
all the new shades, warranted no; to rip
or tear, or money refunded, at the low
price Of 81 and 81 rs psr pair. 0.2s n
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a CARD.

take this opportunity to inform the
citizens of Cairo and surrounding country,
that ] will resume my practice in the city
OF Cairo on or about the!lst Of Decent b..
930tf = l.. WILLIAMS, Dentist.
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Phil. SAur received $500 pounds Of
line French coLiections yesterday. This
is one Of the larges. stocks that ever came
70 this city.
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WE publish this morning Mr.. George
IL. Thurston's third letter on the improve
mont Of the Ohio river. Tho fourth will
follow within q day or two.
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JUST RECEIVED and for sale--a con.
signment OF choice Hams and Breakfast
bacon. HALLIDAY Bros.
sept 20 ~.
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EDITOR BULLETIN Please announce
county clork. JONI &. CROWLEY.
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FLOUR sample boxes oil all sizes kept
constantly on hand or made to order on
short notice, at THE BULLETIN bindery.
ga Wv ], c. HUELs Proprietor
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WANTED-BARBER--A good barber
can find steady situation by applying at
No. s, Sixth street, near Ohio leveo
Wages Sli per week. CTS. Helm.
9.3O-3t.
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OF TINE ON THE CAIRO
AND NINCENNES RAILROAD

Mound City train leaves Cairo at 1880
am, and P. m. Arrives at Cairo at 2 p.
m, and p. m. Sunday train leaves
Cairo at o Q. m, and p. IN. Arrives at
Cairo a. 10 a. m, and p. m.
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The Park fair managers will clear
a5Jut 5000 small slm for much Label.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.

We are authorized TO announce that
JAcoB g. LYScH will be a candidate for
County Clerk.
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

ORsRRvkR's OFFICE, CAIRO, HIS,
September II, l0;ll pm, 1873. J
Barometer, zoos degrees.
Thermometer, "a degrees.
Wind south. Velocity I miles per
hour.
Weather clear.
Maximum temperature for last "a hours,
10 degrees:
Maximum temperature Tor the la-tg hours,
10 degrees.
Prevailing wind for last - hours. sorih.
Total number Of miles Travelled by wind
during last - hours, ll3.
EDwIS GARLAND,
Observer Signal Service. u. \. A.
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The very latest styles of silk hats for
gentlemen just received at CT, Ohio levee.
9.30-tf.
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LARGEST lire Of tics and ruehings in
the city, al Stuart " Gbolson's. 9.2S 2t
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DIR. Lavarty, homeopathic physi-
clan, late OF Shawnoetown, has located in
this city and intends making il his home
The doctor comes to Cairo well recom-
mended, aud refers to the officers of the
First National bank Of Shawneetown, to
whom no is woll known, having practieed
his profession among them for years. He
sol'cis a fair share Of the patronage OF
our citizens. Office lao Commercial ave-
nue.. I 20-tf
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DR.. HoSARD. who was for many years
. practicing physician OF this city, but
who some three years ago moved to MUIR
physboro, Jackson county, WAS yesterday
arrested by Sheriff Irwin on warrant from
Jackson county charging the doctor with
malpractice The crime with which he
is charged ii We have been correctly in
formed, is this; A few days ago he was
called to see u woman who was about to
be delivered of child. He obeyed the
summons. and found the little newcomer
sndeavoring to make its advent into the
world feet first which, We believe is gen.
orally considered to be very bad way to
start on a voyage through life. The
mother WAS suffering intense pain, and the
doctor endeavored to give her oil the as.
sistance in his power, but unfortunately,
in SO doing he by some means separated
the head of the child from its body, leAy-
ing the head in the mothers womb. An
other physician was called, but ascsr-
tanning the condition of the mother
ana what had happened to the child,
he refused to have anything to do with the
case, add left the house. No further steps
were taken to relieve the poor woman,
and in the course of few hours che died
We say this is what We have been inform.
cd Dr. Honsrd is charged with. On the
other hand, DR.. Honard says that be had
nothing to do with the case; that he wa,
called as consulting physician, and did
nothing more than to give his advice. He
was arrested yesterday Ind turned over to
an officer from Jackson county who came
here after him. We shall await furthe.
developments, and should the charge
m lde against DR.. Honard prove true, the
severest punishment known to the law
should be melted cut to him; but If he Is
not guilty, then he should, as he will DO,
discharged, and every effort made to re-
store to him his reputation as q physician
= III, NJ.