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, 1873-10-22
President hIaGN[ah0n interviewed by
French hsscmbllsts,
His Resignation Possible in Certain
Emergencies.
8lsmarck Visits Francis Joseph.
Attempt to Harmonize Germany and
Austria on the Papal Question.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
pAn1e Oct. 20,--Loon Say writes that Ito feola
sure Of Republican majority in tho Assembly.
Thiers, who had gono to lille. hns boon sum-
moned by telegraph to return to Parts.
PANS, Oct. 21.-presilent MacA{ahon to-day
received deputation OF members OF tho Asaem-
bly,, who wished to ascor.aln 1t tliero was any
truth In tho reports Of his intended resignation.
Ho informed them that he was alroady ut tho
eorvico Of his country aa eoidior. IA pol
.itlcian, however, ho ropellod the idea that he
might hold on 10 office undcr any circumstances
He added that lo should neyor sepurato hi1nsolf
from the Conservative majority Of tho Assembly
which had appointed him to power,
The Deputies Of tue Loft hayo resolved to
meet daily until tho crisis Is paat.
PARIS. Oct 21.-Elections to I'LL vacant scats
In tho Assembly have been ordered in tho Do
partments OF tho Aubo and 1owor sciuo
Before tho Dazaiuo Court-Martfal to-day,
Schneider aud nonher both testified thas
Dnzaino never solicited tho chief command.
Malshal Canrobort gave tue most Interesting
testimony concerning tho battle Of st. privat.
Although hn Tshs told that tho Imperial Guards
would be sent to bin aid at noon, sud twice asked
Dazaine for ammunition, he received no assist
ance whatever. Tic prresian Guards lost 8 900
mon In tho engagement, but ho waB compelled,
ncveftlelocs, to rotreat by tho cnomy'n over
whelmlng artillery. He could haye held his po-
aition at Mars In Tour on the 1C;h OF August,
but abandoned.it by special orders from tho Com
mandor-in-Ohief.
Marshal Leboeut depoacd that his corps,
achieved decisive advantage on the 10Th OF Au-
gust, but D.zaine ordered 1t to fnll baok foaring
failure Of ammunition and provisions.
Gen. L'Admirault stated that ho received only
on the evening Of the 18th Bazaine'e order to
croes tile koHello Oh tho 1ath. Flo gave do
tailed account Of his subsequent operations, and
declared that ho beloved 1t would have been pos-
eible to cross the river on the 18th. Con. B0ur-
bakl stated that he WAS not ordered to 60 to the
assistance Of Marshal Canrobert on the 18th Of
August.
, 1873-10-22
AUSTRIA,

VIENNA, Oct. 2l.-Prlnco Bismarck had an
and subsequently held a conference with Count
Andrassy and tho Itallan Minister. It il re-
ported that. at these interviews, tho Prince
pressed the subject Of national ecclesiastical
legislation, md urged identical action on tho
part Of Austria and Germany with reference to
the Paphl election.
L farewell banquet waB given at the Imperial
Palace tonight tho Emperor William proposing
d toast to tho health Of the Emperor OF Allstria.
changed as Vienna arc q plodge Of peace for
Europe.
, 1873-10-22

On with tho accrued premiums aurplds !avail1,
AsBottB and profitn nj tho Company and also tho
purchase Of tho business Of tho Atlaa. Life, In
tho petition to be illegal to tho dotrimcn. of tho
iutcrosts Of tho poiioy-holders, and to work tho
forfeiture Of tho charter OF tho Compsuy. and
plaintiff aBkh that tho Court roaniro tae Compa-
exerctso tho rights, prtvtiegoB, md frnnolises
granted by thofr cliartor. Tho Court ordered
writ Of quo ssarranto to issue, returnnblo tho
first day OF tile Decomber ser1n and TINT notice
to that effect be served upon tho Company to-
morrow,
, 1873-10-22
IsyI5sUSfl, SON & CO.,
Il HautL Cauai.st,

wEpNyDAY, OCT. e. .t s;su >, ,m.-Fasntturo, Oar.
,ot,' stc' anoti"n rsslyr and Ghsmbar Ss,t bpd.
!ias Of at F;E!sr sa US"k sSys:
nssia Pots. ote Aso geaa Horse nnysy. and lIsf
ncas Ehlay and satgt1sy, ssa aud Nth, vii bo saI1
EnrlrA aud itnaE&l M9Eohanll4e. fCash advances On
r<nt tAMants| BRUSH. BON 90.
, 1873-10-22
ILLEGAL. GRAND luRlEs.

RooHEsrxB, N. T., Oct. 21.-Tho Grand Jury
OF the Oyor and Torminor for this county, which
has boon in BoHsfon ovcr two wookB. and had
monts. was this morning discovered to be an
Illegally constituted body. The discovery made
great commotion in legal cirolos. Thoy wore
sunnonod by tho 8hesiH, instoaa OF being
drawn In open court. as the law OF May, 1873,
dirnotn.
SALT LAKE, Oct. M.--In the District Court to-
day United States Attorney Casey challenged tue
Grand Jury on several grounds. showing prac-
tically that under the present laws loyal Grand
Jury cannot be obtained in this Territory. Tho
Court sustained the challenge and discharged
tho jury.
, 1873-10-22
CRIME.


sptciai dispatch to The Chicago 1ribnn1.
IsDIANAroL1a, Ind, Oct. 21.--James Brown,
residing six miles out on tho Drookyitle road,
while hauling gravel yesterday. got into quar-
ro} with q man named Clemens. It seelnB that
the quarrel was caused by Brown taking load
Of gravel claimed by Clemens. Brown ia q
quiet pcaceable man. Ho endoavorod to avoid
tho quarrel, but ClenaenH seized shovel aud
struck him over the head. Brown Immediately
walked to a spling near by and bathed Ills head,
but gradually grew worse. md died this fors-
noon. Clemens waa arrested on a charge Of
murder.
, 1873-10-22

Specinf N3patcA 70 Tie Chtta0o 3F76Wnt.
Fonr WAYNE, 0ct. 21.--Deputy~ ~Marshal
Mccain was to-day bound ovor in the sum Of
$500 to appear, on Thursday, to answer to the
charge Of assault and battery, with intent to kill,
on tho porson Of John Dyman. Tho circum.
last Saturday evening, and commenced lighting,
and resisted arrest, forcing the Deputy Marshal
to ,,se his 'billy" freely, which he did. Dyman
ia now in q dangerous mud critical condition, with
but little hopes Of hiH recovery. He has boen
unconscious all day.
, 1873-10-22
SOCIETY MEETINGS,

Cotu,1pps, O., OCT, 2l,--The State Council Of
the United American Mechanics Of Ohio mot In
thus city to-day. Al! tho countleh OF the State
we're represented. Tho meeting waa called to
oruor by ltitner Kemp, Of Youngstown. noports
Of tho Councillor and Secretary we're reaa' Inc
uLuut ., 600 strong in Ohio. the association hay-
ipn moro than doubled during the past year.
lilo order IL also Il, a tourlbhlng condition
financially. Tt.n G!sna Camp of tho lndepond~
AuuuuI yp,,o1,a n.r. ... md referred 10
, 1873-10-22
THE INDIANS.


tom
WASHINGTON, Oct. ala council took place
to-day between the Secretary OF the Intorlor,
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs. aud llr. Brunot,
and delegation Of Grow Chiefs. Quo, OF tho
Chiofs said tue Government had givcn them for
their country tract OF land on which thore is
no wood, waser, or grnbs.- nothing but rocks.-
and his people could not raire corn to eat. Dur
ing tho council. the Secretary Of the interior
for many years aud behaved 10 wall, the Goyern-
mont wa4 disposed to do everything for their
welfare aud III accordance with their request he
would tako pleasure iu presenting thon TO the
President, their great Father. One OF tho
Chiefs Expressed lB anxiety to retnfl1 lionlc, III
he llnt great deal to do limiting buffalo. taking
caro- OF his children, and fighting the Sioux.
, 1873-10-22

names but t1,nt Of Gov. washlnrn. II bitterly
aanonricoa him In long ARTICLE, Tho papor 10
.undor tic influence Of hood. Of tho Wisconsin
Central Railroad, and Ito Opposition to wash.
burn grows out OF tho Gov9fnor'B fofueal to cof"'
The poopio o '' Of Monashs. however, do not pnr-
tin3pato IN this feeling, and will give Waahburn
their hunport, :.
, 1873-10-22

Spttfol Dispatch to Tide ChicaHo 7T15Hne.
CLEVELAND, D., Oct. 2l.-polltics arc very
Quot. Very little rogret ia Expressed BY the to-
Enhcnns over tho dofoat IN Ohio. All fool that
l1lc present deteat will iuhure full voto a tlo
next elcction. Tho election Of Allen vii ut1.
doi,htodly intluco tho Democrats to make tlio
next campaign on old Democratic rrlnolrles, IN
which casc thoir dcfeat will be cortalt. Ihoro Is
open eatisfno.ion ovor tho spelling Of Deihno's
prospects FOR tho United States Benate Many
Republicans prefer Thurman to elthor oolano or
Noycs,
, 1873-10-22

Fran the st. Louis Democrat Oct. II.
The steamer CitY OF Chester arrived hero at
o'clock yesterday morning, with about thirty~tiyo
Of tho officers and crew Of tho steamer Mary g.
Pos, which WAS burned laat Friday afternoon
yhilo On route to Now Orleans. Tlio Chestor
loft the wreok at half-past Friday night Tho
two matoa were attll there, aud tho boat still
burning. The safe aud yawl wore saved all tho
Tho oflicors. crew, and paasongors lost noarly
everything excopt what they had on their per-
eons at tho time. Capt. Pos did not Attempt to
aavo any Of his personal effeots. but was eYory-
where looking after tho aafety of those On board.
Among tho loss were two women, deck pas.
songers. 4 skiff caught one Of the bodies, and
It was buried on the bank close to tho Wrock. 4
roustabout was knocked overheard by spar and
drowned. Not more than fivo GYoa were lost
altogether, and, pcrlaps. hardly that number:
Wllilo tho boat was hcading to tho shore and
not far from it, tho heat Of tho flames impolled
tho wator. Ians Go,an, one Of tho pilots.--
both stuck to their posts brayoly a. long 10 pos,
In reaching snaE, but, euppoaing that ho would
thero be drowned, called for his non, who MAS
noar by, and thew his watch toward him. Tho
watch sank in the bnbbllug waters, to ho eeen
no more, but the pilot waB rescued soon Rfter~
ward.
+ John n. Poo clork Of tho boat. made bold
dash for Ills trunk, and in tho mislHt Of the con-
fusion dlrow it out Of hia room. Capt. Poe was
1T this time walking up the river BANK. Looking
back, he saw trunk plunged overheard from tha
cnhin deck, noar tho wheel noxt. hfB aon Blld
down . stanchion, and dropped into tho river.
Young Poo WEB q good swimmer, ana, IN good
health, could CROSS tho river like fish, but had
been very Ill recoutly. On roachlng the Wate!
he seomod to havo lost hls aquatic powers, anG
called out to his father to save him. Capt. Pot
plunged into tho river, swan out to his boy, ant
brought him ashore IN safety.
Capt. Poe cannot toll or ascertain tho cause Of
tho ire. It originated over the bollors. and
spread with wonderful qiickneas. Baldwin ras
the pilot on watch, and hoadca tho boat for th'
shore, remaining at the wheel until tho heat com
| seyenty-hye barfela Of coal oil being aboard
] and floating on in miles OF surging aamoa, ia al
| nonsense. He had only two barrels OF coal ol
| in freight aud the foundation Of The report j
| probably tho fact that he Ind d number Of caak
Of bacon on tho man deck. aud sonio ot thor
! doubtless wore burning wllon they 1oa.od OF
The cargo amounted to 95o tonB.
, 1873-10-22

committees. A montlnR WIS held this evening
to roviae tle Ritual Gf.,otto
Tho qratl1 Lodge Of Ohio aaaombtod here TO-
tiny. Tho Lodge WAS opened 1,y Grand Master
Baltln, who dolsycrod llis annual addrcaa, on thu
subject Of "1uloresta OF tho Orlor." hcporta
wore prtaontod and roferrod to committees. TITO
question Of raising $500 for tho Ntasol,s Of Mem-
phfH wan rofcrred to apecial committee. Tito
Grand Officers will be elected tomorrow aftor-
moan.
, 1873-10-22
SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct. 21.-A dispatch from Valencia
says tlat tho IntranBigeute vessels romain OF
That harbot, and havo captured and plundorea
moro Spanish merchnntmon.
Valencia iH Tranquil. Troops are arriving, and
the city is being placed in a atato OF defense.
Thcro is runaor In Madrid that Tithan iaa
surrendered to tho authoritios, but confirmation
Of the report is lacking.
Carlist force under Lorcorraga has again de-
featod the Republicans.
, 1873-10-22

WASHINGTON. Oct. 21,-Ihs friends Of Col.
Hughes deny that he is disqualified for the
ing a challenge. In tho caso cited lie acted as
mediator, instead Of bearing a oha!louge. More.
over, while tho provision Of the Constitution OF
Virginia applies to tie principal sending or &c.
ceptiny chal!onge outside tt.e State 1t does not
apply to oue delivering challenge unless doliv-
arad iu tie StMta.
, 1873-10-22
Woes OF the Massachusetts Dcmoc.
rtlGys

Srtcfal Nsp03oh 70 7Ha CHacayo 7s75tas.
BosroN, blaas., Oct. 2l.-The Democracy Of
thin State are having hard time iu their nt-
tolnp.a to mako show OF opposition. II has
boon impossible thus far to got any ono to stand
for Congrors against Mayor riorce in one Of tho
BoBton districts. and today both the Councillor
aud Senatorial Conventions In Lowell adjourned
for = week on account OF the sruall attendance.
The State campaign il as dull as the aullaht, and
the probability IL TINT the vote in November will
DO Eediculoualy light.
, 1873-10-22
Attempt Mt Murder in Mtisvnnkecs

SJfcia{ U19rdlcK % The LHstd0o 1776HH7.
MINIATURES, Oct 2l-About O'Clock this
evening sa1oon-keeper named George 4. Mil1a
an employe Of the Engelman line. Young had 3
grudgo against Hills, and took the opportunity
Of difference about change for 85 to hvenge bis
wrongs. Tho bull Htruck one Of Hills fingers,
and thon glanced dowa into tho thigh. Hill will
loose the indox finger Of tho loft hand. Officers
arc in search OF Young, who hed On firing the
alnt
, 1873-10-22

Carpenter shead in a. counties .....,...... o,279
Sixteen counties to 10 heard from.
Special U4spatch 10 1hs Chicago TRIBUNE.
DEs MONIES, Oct. 2l.-Tha State Senate
stands: Straight Republican, SO; all oppoa'..
ton, "A. Ninoty-seven Of the LOO membars Of
the House aro heard from definitely. OF these,
Both sides claim tho thrce doubtful. Tho best
indications arc that two Of tho three will be
Anti-Monopoly, giving the anti-nepublicans
majority IN tho House Of /. The Republicans
will have, on joint ballot, majority Of o.
Special dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, H.. Oct. 21.-Valo's majority over
Carpenter In this county is 1,413. Tho rest Of
the Autobiography State ticket in this county
has majority OF from ,9l7 to 1866
johnson County (oticiaD il 1876. Yesterdays Of
fetal canyass In Boyonty-ono counties shows a
majority for Carpenter Of only S,1S8,
, 1873-10-22

Special Lfsfateh 70 7'hs CAica0o Tribune.
PuILAnELpA1A, Oct. 2l.-1leceutly . member
OF firm. hete, at Front and Walnut
a:reots, made collections to tho amount Of
10000 which ho failed to account for. When
threatened with arrost be absconded, aud it is
believed. fed to Canadh. An attachment has
been issued for lis arrest. Tho delinquent has
family iu thin city, aud Ind fair reputation In
bl1atlesH circlcs
, 1873-10-22

NEW YonK. Oct. 2l.-Tha Committee Of
8evouty tonight adopted report Of the Sub
Committee giving roasons why the body should
be dissolved, and then adjourned sine die. Pro-
vious to this action lang communication waa
read from Mayor Hayemsyer urging the commit-
tee uot to disband, and earnestly inviting their
corporation aud support.
, 1873-10-22

Special DispafcH 70 The EKlcago 7FlbuHe.
MILWAUKEE, Oct 2l.-F. sp!ett. the n,an who
caused the death Of his brothor-in-law At Dost's
tho head With a.milk-pitcher was arlaignod bo-
fore Judge Mallory yesterday. He ploaded guilty
OF manslAughter III tho second degree, and was
remandel for Rontonce. The extreme OF his
punishment may DO impriBonmont tor four yenrs.
, 1873-10-22
TIE CHICAGO DAILY rnBuNE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER ~

must, therefore, nnswor oil queations put to him.,
The DlBsriot-Ateorney thon rosu1tod with hfr.
Bl,nnks to the Grand rrry roon,.
AIr. Dana, OF tho Sun, has also boeu bcforo
Tho Grand Jury III reference to certain artiolcs
published In lliH journal.
, 1873-10-22
OBITUARY..

william Dillon. 0nc OF tho Ptoneers OF
Xuxc%vcli County,
Specfat Disputeh to The Chicago j.fiopne.
pEK1N, Ill.,, Oct. 21-Willlam Dillon, one OF
the piopoers of Iazewoll County. who moved to
Illinois fifty years ago. and settled near Trenlont,
whero ho lived until throe years ago, died At
Normal laat night, aged G8 yeara. His remait1s
wore brought to Antioch Church, iu this county,
and will be buried there tomorrow with fitting
louorB,
, 1873-10-22
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Oct. 22-5 q. MIR. Schonok,
United States Minister has gone TO Paris.
The whnler Erik, with three members Of the
Polaria expedition, WHO were transferred to her
from the intrepid, is expected to arrive at Dun-
dee to-dae.
Tho Anchor Line steamer Isnaa1ia. from New
being sovera1 days overdue. Much anxiety Is
felt Tor her safety,
, 1873-10-22
A Maryland Adm Atrntton Organ on
tho Ohio IjIGGliUt1.

Sotc{al Nspafch 70 7As Ch}cN0o TRIBUNE.
WAsll1k0ToN. Dot. N.-The ltadicai organ Of
Mar, lAua Expresses tho bollef that tho Ohio
elcci,on conveys lesson to nopublieanB, bo-
cauBe tho oauynaa wae run too much OF tho per-
sonal profit DaBiB. Gov. Noyes, It snya, has heon
worry popular man. but whom ha undertook to
override everybody etso to make = race Tor tho
Unitod Btatea Bonato ho made great niatako,
aud he dragged down the party with him.
, 1873-10-22
a Republican Paper III wisconsin Re-
fusox to SuppOr& AvhshbHrta.

Sptcla4 Uispdkch to Thd CAlruQ0 Tribune.
FoND pu Lac. Wis, Oct. u Tho Menhsha
Press Republican, which has boon nearly two
months making up its mind wlathcr or not to
support tia etato toAot, this week raises all the
, 1873-10-22
VOLCANIC ERUPTION.

Ban FBANF1soo, Got. 2l,-0n Sunday laat
slight earthquake was fuit as sentt!e, Wanhing-
ton Territory, and at o'clock tue same day a
volcanic esnl,tion occurred from the summit Of
Muuut RXuipr,
, 1873-10-22
INDIANA IiQuQh LAZY.

IsD1AnApo11s, Oct. 2i.--The Supreme Court
t1,is naUrilg reuLol ed Its deoislon in case
etgeoting tue cotatitutions!lty OF the ind1nta ~!
opiniou ,yas written by Judge Downoy.
, 1873-10-22

New Yonx Oct. 2i.-:fhe New York classea
aud Southern classes Of tho Dutch Reformed
Church are in session to-day. Tho Grand synod
sent a printed circular asking for contributions.
It stated their ,doht at $4,000, and announced
that the Professors chairs we're not completely
endowed, nesding SSo00 to complete them.
, 1873-10-22
Tho Enrancrs,. n1ovomcnt IN Foorin
County, Ill. ,

SpecfaI Dfsratch ID Yhe Chlcaao 7|l6une.
pEontA, ILL.,, oct. 2l.-The Farmera' convon-
il, oprositiou to Tho original Farmers Conyen-
lion Il of thia county, larinonizod with the farm
erH' meeting. and mndo no new nominations.
The farmers Of the county afe nov undivided In
thoir organizations.
chased tho pekin Register, mid announce that
thoy will publish 1t weekly in that city IS tho
organ Of tho farmers ausl citizens.
, 1873-10-22

Special UtaV0th 70 Ths Chicago It7bNne.
DoBToS, Oct. 2l.--Gcorgo ". Keith, q clerk In
tn tue South ,1,. Boston Brunch "as ar
containing $50. lie confosAed the thoft, and
was committed for trial. Ho had epont the
money for clothes nnd driyea.
, 1873-10-22

Judge Jnrucs Hughes.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 2l.-Jndge James Hnghes,
formerly Of e1utinua, died this morning at bis
realdeuco uear DndenabnrG.
, 1873-10-22

John q. Russell, Eroat harrington,
NlNaA.
GREAT HARRINGTON. Mass, Oct. 21.-Jotn q.
Runyol. President Of tile Berkshire Wooion
Company died to-day.
, 1873-10-22
RELIGIOUS.


Special Dispatch to Tbs Chtcaao Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 21.-The Roy. DR.: Withrow.
of Philadelphia, was tonight installed pastor Of
the Second Presbyterian Church, Indianapolis;
salary, SO, 600.
, 1873-10-22

muutc}pn1 Nominations In Buffalo,
5peoiaf Dfspa.ch to The Chicago Tribune. =.
BuFFALo, N. y, Oct. 2l.-1he Democratic
City Convention. to-day, nominated DR.. i. r.
DAYTON for Mayor, and George ". Cochran for
judge Of tho Superior Court.
, 1873-10-22
CASUALTIES.


Narrow ESCAPE from n Dreadful Dis
t18ttFs :.
New YonK, Oct. 21.-rlo Epcntng Post tells
disaster. An Albany paHanngor train and Now
York passenger traiu toaoEod Iiyoll bridge 81
haont simultaneously last night. Tho night waa
intensely dark. and d hoavy storm Of wind and
Ind boon oxtinguiahod by tho wind, md each on
gineer wasignorant Of tho prosenco Of tho other
near tho bridge. 10th trafns woro rtartcd over
tho bridge. and when ncar tho centre came Into
collision, smashing tue headlights Of tho loco
WAS also thrown violently against tho glrderB Of
the bridge. Mono Of the pasaongors wore hurt
, 1873-10-22
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK MARKET.

!Sneetai Disn1fch Ia The Chiea,o TFbans.
KANSAS CRY, No.. Oct. Observation-Disclosures,
2la6; shipments, $40. Packers aud xhiIcra are uny-
iuH uore freely and tho market closed steady Il armer
prices.
Hous-The martot Is weak at $a.ooa4.0o.
, 1873-10-22
OSGOOD s. WILLIAMS.
Wokt atdo Auction lIouso, E1 huAth Qa4al.Ht,

.lA4a ann!ou sails "Wednesday, $50 T. H., Of ali kinds
ho9ssSa tasatnso tnolaauF us pases Aad Msrhls'
KunA Aald nithont You can buy othex tnAa
|A1as dals ~ average auction ptless.
, 1873-10-22
Two Mcn Killed By n Powder Exp1o-
Rfnna

: TonoNTo, Oct. 2t.-An oxplosion Of dualiue
ut tho Windsor powder-nills yesterday, caused
tho death Of two mon. G. Gordon Fsrrier aud
Timou Cahill.
, 1873-10-22
by ELLISON, ,ON1EIeOY 81 CO.,
in Etson Fpit4r. HonI Estata and Qenprtf
'1''''' AuotionoeEes 81 md % liandolphst.
Announcement Extraordinary!
GRAND OPENING
REAI, ESTATE SALE
Ar QUIZ AUCTION ROOMS,
84 AND So RAND0LPH~ST.,
ON WEDNESDAY, OCT. %,
AT Q O'CLOCK.

Wo have reot!.ed positive Instructions iecua r. 2.
nANUANU. Esq., to cloba tls interest Ia yarfout
subdivisions and will oor for aac without any toAetve,
FiRSTT3 ois s0.l3S fsst each. In blanchard Broth.
ors' Subdyi1ioa Of Chicago and chmnnd- -aTs.s
aod nesF tho great Ghchxo Northwestern Car Shops.
HEUON)-10 lots, 25xaa foot e8ch In UlAnehatde Sub
disi1ion Eollan!beo.st. and FnlertohAv, bOtWoeH
Niiwsuksoav 1nd Humboldt Park Boulevard.
TitHp-9 lois 254161 foot ZACH, h sAno subdtEtfinns
on Humboldt Park Boulevard. ~..
FOURTIl-1n sanas aupdvia!on, sttnated botHeen NIL
w1ukso and FuortnnAss., block Of lots, which Hic
vidod. On thla block thcre Ia good house and barn.
eheety. apple, and shade troost sc also no kafdon
This ooFs splendid dhAuca for profit Ab1s nTn1nnt
FlFTH-l0 ota, t0xl25 foot e4oh, in DsAnohAEds Buo+
division, near Milwaukee and uivulsey-a1s.
8txTH-2 lots, 26xle8 feet saoh, On MAd1sonas.s tWs
SKVRNTH-6 aerss, belnE tho south u Of Block 3,
Hart l.. 6anarts 6ubdlTtaou corner of Fortyft1thst
aud CNtitorniarAs.
E1UiiTII-1 lots On MonrooAt.. Ia Knball's Bubdirss
{an halt q block aast Of Contfa Park.
NINTH-24 lots In Durharn's Subdivia0n on bixtaoutr
At. and Central PAskavs near DhuC!aa Pafk HoueFard
Part qf the uuechAae- e-tnbu6{ eau run ~ years. :.
hs abovo ooFs voEy valuable property IN eoctton Of
hans;nx sn 1aiuo Fhs .e!s. ios roaohiag td propez
T. arc sup both bJ bnsos horso oars and etean thug
ad0tdnE fapfd transit to tho hoatt OK THO city .nd
chluce will bo eyon to ono to purchase either
:issie i. The GALS will bo paEempto7. EroF5
Mr. r. p. Blanchard tbe IaSaue.at., H1u aooT ths
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-07

SHRRMASs PREyESTIvE.-A reliable
aud speedy cure for collie, cholera morbus,
disrrhoes and cholera.
On the approach Of cholera every fam
lily should be prepared to treat il without
waiting for . physicisn-it does its work
SO rapidly, that while you are waiting for
doctor 1t may prove fatal.
There ia no disease which may DO
checked with so much certainty as cholera,
but unavoidable circumstances or indiscre-
ton Of some member of household may
invite the attack, and the challenge will
never bs refused. 1t will probably be
made in the night, when your physician
has been called in another direction, and
you mu,t treat the case yourself or 1t Will
prove fatal.
Remember, that in cholera seasons
every case o! simple diarrhes II not At
tended to promptly may end in cholera.
One Of the premonitory SYMPTOMS OF
Asiatic cholera is free, painless diarrh~s,
from which unfortunate cir;umitance the
diarrhGa ia neglected In its durable stage
II tho affection commenced with severe
pain there would DO comparatively linn
tied number OF fatal cases, - relief would
pe immediately sought, for 1t 10 we'll es-
tsblshed, Of the few diseases that are
actually durable through medical means
th's 10 one when taken At the right time
by AZ sArly use Of Shsrmans Preventive