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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-06
NEW YORK.

ReneGt of the Portland Sufferers.
a grand reception promenade concert
and ball will be given at the Ocean House,
Long Branch, next Saturday evening, for
the benefit of the Portland, Oregon, suffer-
ers. President Grant was former resi-
dent of Portland.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30
From Iu,lianapOlis

ISpIANAPoIIs, December 29.-Tho en-
gineers' strike continues without much
change, Rumors are current of general
strike on all roads, but cannot DO traced
TO any reliable authority. Last night n
party entered the j NJ. " l. railroad round
houfe, and after threatening the watch
man, broke the gusget Of all the engin les in
tho house and then left. Two OF the en-
gines were repaired and ready for service
this morning. 4 large crowd gathered IN
the Panhandle yard yesterday, but the
shops were closed and q guard armed with
Spencer rifles wss placed in tho yard,
Bush, who shot engineer Vance night be-
fore last, waived III examination hi,
morning, and was committed 10 jail in de-
fault Of $4,000 bail.
IHpIANAPoLIs, Ind, December 20
There is but littlo change IN rallroGd
matters to-lay, on the Columbus division
of the Z. g. and -. Louis railroad, one
train each way passed over the road. The
j. N. aud J. road sent out one freight
train Of "A cars and ono passenger train
The Indianapolis and Nincennes road have
been moro fortunate than either of th'
other road7, all Of their day trains arr
running regular. Tho night trains on al
tho striking roads have been temporary
abandoned At tho request Of Goa. Nc
Caul'y, in command OF tho militia q
Lsgansport, twenty policemen were son
there by the government tonight, Thu
rumor is current this morning of a gen
cral strike on NIL the roRds. /! ia not be
ligvqd in railroad circles
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J. BURGER \
PROCLAMATION.
Tho 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; u beautiful stock of
furs, muffs and boas, muffs
and collars, and childrcn's furs
at a mere song; knit woollen
goods, children's sacks, etc,
almost given away f; a hand
some assortment Of gloves and
a charming selection of ladies'
neckties, rufus, etc, etc. Gen.
tlemen's furnishing goods,
overcoats, 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
urea, as Burger is determined
not to be undersold. Call and
examine his goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere. His store
room contains every article in
the dry goods line that any
buyer can possibly want, and
the prices are so low that nc
one will have tho conscience
TO ask a reduction on any.
thing.
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RIVER NEWS.

PIrrsBURe, Dec. 30 River i've feet
and falling this evening.
vIcKsBURa, Dec. 29.--Arrived JoI n
Is Maude, Yszoo, L, Barge. Weather
cool River rising.
New ORLEANS, December 2G.--Ar.
rived-1ndians, Peytona and barges, Gin
cinnati; ii. g. Yoager, John A Scudder,
81. Louis. Dcpsrted--Katie, White
River. Weather clear and pleasant.
CISciHNATI, December 2o.-Rivor Is
T ct 6 inches and declining Arrived
Louisville New Orleans; Wild Duck,
Pittsburg X X Hudson, Wheeling. D..
parted-Wild Duck, 81. Louis. Weather
clear and cold.
ST.. Louis, December 2o.--Arriyed--
Htnry Ames, New Orleans; Bon Aecord,
Tenn essee river; Anderson, Cairo; Laura
Davis, Cincinnati. Departed-Ci,y OF
Chester, Memphis. The river IL falling
and good deal of ice running. Weather
cloudy and cold.
MEMPHIS, December 29.---The river is
declining steadily; weather clear and
pleasant. Arriycd-Great Republic, New
Orleans; Andy Brown, Cincinnati. De-
psrted-Churcb, Kate Kinney, Robert
Mitchell, New Orleans; Bello Memphis,
st. Louis; Zoo Kenney, Vicksburg.
LOUISVILLE, December 2s.--The river
is still falling slowly. At 6 pm. there
were feet inches in canal, feet .
inches ia chute. Arrived - Cbarmer,
Evansville; ID Parker, Mary Houston,
New Orleans. Observation-Disclosures, Gin
cinnati; j ID Parker, Cincinnati. The
weathcI Is cold and clear.
NASHVILLE, December 29.-River still
falling, with seven feet on the shoals A.
rived-Ads Huffman, PAducah Brsns-
ford, Upper Cumberland; J. N. Phillips,
Pittsbure Sam Roberts, Ksnawha City.
Departed-Ada Human, Paducah; Sam
Roberts, smithland; j. N. Phillip,
Smithlsnd. Westher clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE, December e9.--Weather
cloudy and cold. Mercury 81 to SO. River
has fallen two feet. Port list-Down-
Pbnnix, midnight; Ben Franklin, am
Fsyet,c, IL; Paragon, 2 pm; Mary
Ament, 81 Nick Longwor,h 1880. Up
Arkansas Bello, am, Geo Roberts and
Florence Lee 9; Morning Star, 10; Lyle
2p,m.; Bowling Green TO Bowling Green
9 am, with moderate trip. Business dull
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DESTRUCTION or VALUABLE
DOCUMENTS,
WHOLESALE JAIL DELIVERY AT
PEORIA.
2a0 MEN, WOMEN AND CIiiLDREN
ARRESTED IN NEW YORK,
NEGRO MGBIsM IN MISSISSIPPI
THE sTRIEING ENGINEERS SILL
ON THE RAMPAGE.
From WashingtOn.

GUSHING AffOlSiMEA
NAsHIEGruN, December -. - Mr.,
Cusulngs appointment continues 10 be the
chIof topic OF discussion. That gentle
man raid last night that the position was
rendered him under such circumstances Gs
to forbid u deCllnatl0n. IL Is understood
that tho State Department expect as the
result Of Mr.. Cushngs diplomatic La,
bors on the negotiations bsIwoon the
United States ana Spain, new rule of
public law defining llibustering, AlsOthe
adhesion Of Spain heretofore refused, 20
the tTonly Of larir. IL s. also understood
tina. Spain viii secept tho three rules
adopted by Great Britain rad this country
as enc Of tho rcguI,G Of the Alsbsme ne
gotiailOus. OF course ths appointment, /!
is felt, viii sreus-l ga ;ag Castelar, gov
6inmeEL.
Tue CubRus and their irieHds L5ro say
they no longer expect anything from this
administration, Inoy express p deter
/ mutation 20 fight til tho last.
/ It's very doubtful If tao Edgar stew.
ard will be allowed TO leave Baltimore,
She ls undoubtedly in tho Cuban service,
and II there be any CAV In her papers tho
treasury will tie her up TO the wharf
Az EDITION ~ REpuETs DESTROYED.
Lat winter, General Shauks, from the
IoRso lLdlaH COMMITTEE made M ca
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~ u - I. ~ ~ ~ - ~ - =. 49,
To discuss any subject with tho sun
would give Us pleasure, bu. when he sun
handle, question - /. dJos ,ha! Of tho
Cairo and ~. Louis railroad it proves
itself 70 be either very stupid or very dis
honest. and the discussion or the matter
with such - paper /. on, Of the question.
By Implication t. charges Ihrs we aro in
some way responsible for tho delay
in completin. the road, If it ia
tends tho public TO believe this
we ask i! TO mako spccil, charge with
specifications. Nve deny that We have in
any way caused delay. Wo n'sor. that we
have done all We could do--all any person
ia our position could have done 20 hasten
the completion OF tho road We deny
that wo have in any way sacrificed the in
tcrests of tho people along tho limo Of the
road. We assert that we have done oil we
possibly could have douo 60 protect their
interests. We deny that tho pres
ont uusali,fatory condition Of tho
road is to our advantage in any way. We
ssser. that i. is to our inicrsht in every
way to have tho road completed without.
delay. We assert further that wo accept
el the position Of director upon the nomi-
nation of tho city council, have served tie
city faithfully without wages and at great
Inconvenience aud some pecuniary ios'.
# tho Sun knows any particular where
in We have iatlol ia cur duty
We ask tina. paper to publish it TO
tho people we represent on The board Of
directors. Ii it cannot poin, out our
shortcomings, it uu,. hereafter, when il
charges by ind,eection that We have boen
unfaithlui 10 our trust, stand convicted
Of lying by implication, a cowaTily man
ner in which 20 indulge IN hes--thc man.
uor OF a sneak who would not hesitate &c
steal in a small way and vino has all The
malice of the garo.or who lies in wal! fol
| his victim gni strikes in darkness.
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From New York.

,-.,. y.,,,. n.,or,bor ~ .- Centre
to, o,.s cr'.y,J,J to-day by idle AMI
o,,,io,, ,oo,,lo who gstbcred TO witness
80 ,,,aroh 81 tb. to,rbs nolice court. from
noiica boaionsr,ers of The go men and
-, IarI ,,irl. vino wore arrcsted
Is,t o,srin,, rb,le dancing in the Union
a,sen,iiy ,p,,n. IA mo pti.on pens Of
| lilo CON-, ,yo-op,t intended for 50 many
ncr,on. tbs M,c,ttrate cent for tho War
| Ian Of ,Lo t0rnf, and ON being iaCormcd
bv tbat offi,ial that h, had sccommoda-
,icn. NV ,ho rrovd ali we're sent to prison
nonding The inysstirntion OF their several
rssoa
TDe tril Of MAGGIE Jourdsn for
AIDING in tho es7npe Of Sharkey, = con-
virts2 murdc.or. from the Tombs. was be-
gun to.asy in Tho court Of general scs-
sons.
The Navy Department. wns visited this
morning by large rumbors OF persons
nnx ious to board tho JuDista and SEQ THO
surviving prisoners OF the Virginius.
Among the applicants wero numerous
Cubans, but all made tho attempt in vein,
Admiral Rowan having Issued orusrs 'uss
none except Authorized oHlcers hh'u'I
De permitted "th'r 10 ooaru
or leave tue vessoI. thusus sI'i'tuos,
was also Observed IN mo requirements Vi
passes 10 VISIT tho yard, rs no one was
pormitte4 10 approach thc do.AS "i'n-
o9ut pa'' from captain CnAnuIol'
Many passes were applied Tor ana ','ueu'
as m'st OF tue VISITORS when 'ohiVi per
mission to board the Juniata Wi'heu =!
least to te' tho vessel lwe1ve OF .uS
Ffginius passengers were so p'os''s'.u
oy d!sohse inc result o! iii,ussgs, as "
require immediate removal 10 Tue nia'
rlne Hospital,
1haddcu' W. Melghan' wen hho"n
journaus', died ye'ietisy, leaving VIZ
ana eis"t chlidron' ne was ior ee's.n'
years connected with tne Evehing hi
press he,ide' his connection win Journal
Ism IN Michigan. no nel acquired COu-
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.MAILoN TuE O., 4. & 7. r. r

Our good people don't, i. seems to u5,
in snywise appreciate the Importance OF
the Cairo, Arkansas ana Texas railroad,
They have made DO effort to obtain bGsi-
ness from tho country penetrated by it,
and the absence Of mail service on the
road has not been noticed by them. Tho
people along the road desire to trade v b
our people, and thoy wish occasionally
70 write letters 10 our marehsuis ~
they cannot do so. Dexter, only
few milos from Cairo, Is 10
all intenu and purposes Thousand
niles from Cairo. 4 letter irom London
will reach Cairo sooner than q letter
from Dexter. Cannot our Board Of
Trade Go something in this mat.cr9 a
petition TO the Postmaster General, and D
request OF Senator Logan md Ecplctcl.
alive Clements might secure mail seryic,
on the Cairo Arkansas and Toxes Rail
read. Who will move in this matior2
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

The st. Louis Democrat en.roaLs the
ladies' Of that city not to place temptation
that is, wine--beIore their callers on
New Years day. The Democrats TOM
perance lecture is very good, very we'll
timed, and doubtless very necessary.
W, believe Cairo ladies need no reminder
of thi, sort for New Year, day. Though
pretty generally observed in this city, cur
Young men and old ones mako the last
call s. night with as clear heads and If
firm steps as when they star. out in The
morning.
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Ernnl MnuIiN,liH.

NEGRO SHOT AND KILLED By A MARSHAL
MEMPHIS, December 2J.-Ihe Appeal
has tho following dispatch from Ssrdis,
Mississippi: AT Pages station, on Christ
mas day, Marshal GrGcey, in attempting
to arrest drunken negro, was resisted by
a negro trying TO stab h!m with bowie
knife. Gracey gave way, Aually, and
killed tho negro, after having hi.
clothes Iiddlcd. The negroes then
threatened to burn the town. Att late
hour last night th1 whites went down
there from Uourtlsni prepared. Men
were ready a. Grenada and at Sardjs TO
20 Mt ten minutes notice to its relief.
Trains were ready 60 dispatch them, but
no attack was made, The negroes are
boating drums and hies hall mile from
town. GTacey was tried aud acquitted by
Judge Az2aupc, and tho sheriff Of the
county went down to Ropes to-day.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

Ann ELIZA WEBB YoUSo, the nine
teen.h and last wife OF 81. Brigham, is now
IN St. Louis. She delivered lecture
there last night On polygsmy and will de-
liver another one tonight On tho wrongs
Of polygsmy. Mrs. Young is described
by a Democrat reporter as about thirty
years Of age, "dark brown hair; eyes that
have look or frhnkness,tbout them--
color not noted small mouth ;ec!l
white and even, forehead high, broad and
aenoting intellect a manner easy AZ.
unconstrained, spd voice strong, clear aua
melodious" She vss married TO Brigham
when twenty-four years Of age.
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS December 30. - The
Window Committee have gone down the
liver TO the proposed sight Of Fort st.
Phillip. canal, and will return here to-
II orrow. ..
Residences Nos. 90 Il 30 635, on Annun-
citation stree, were burned. Loss, Sls,-
600. 81
A building, No Rampant street, wai
burned. Lo.s, 5000.
LaBols stable at Carrolton, with 20
cows, WAS burned. LOss, So 900.
Tho steamer City Of Galveston, bound
Tor Nsw York, ran into q cotton laden
vsssol on South Pass bar, damaging the
upper works OF the ship. The steamer
pr, cecdcd to sea.
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haustiye report On Indian frauds. 1t is a
document iull Of facts, many Of them
Of startling character and involving
a Large number II weil-known persons.
Tie report was brough, in about tie close
of tho session, aud ordered printed. u
max IS bulky volume. Only the number
usual for Congress, ?,50o, were printed,
and but . few have been distributed. 1t
appears that the whole edition has d'ssp-
poured stolen, it is supposed, u. tho instr
cation of parties involved by ihe expo
rvrrz
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ACCORDING TO tho corrected returns Of
tho National Crop Reporter, Of tho 18th
inst, the average Of winter wheat soNn
the present season, compared with that Of
last year, shows on increase IN lllinoii
Missouri, Kansas, Ohio, Indiana and Ton.
nessee, averaging eleven and oue-half per
cent. Also, tina, the total number Of hogs
fa..ened in the State, named, including
Wisconsin and Iowa, Is eight and one
tenth per cent. less for tie season OF 1919
than that Of 1872. The falling Of in Hi
nois 10 FIVE per cent.
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Of Cougrc-s was raised from $1,000 to
~ 600, and the ifylidcnts from S25, 600 70
$50 600 a year. A bill was reported to
tie House in compliance with thi' de-
mard. 1t required tho bSck-grabbers TO
disaorrc, fixed The salary Of the members
Of the present Congress =, $500, and re-
ducad the Presidents salary. Bat Butler
engineered matter, md got ~ substitute
adopted, Gxing the salary Of members
from and after lis pss.sg> OF 10000 sving
in their pockets tho money they have col
leeted since choir election un;il thi5 date
and not reducing the Presidouta or any
other officers salary 10 what !. was before
tho enactment Of tbc grab.
And Mr.. Clemcu's voted Tor this ne"
grab, and voted 20 because Senator Logan,
whose man be Il, ordered him TO do 50.
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From, Cincinnati.

ClScISsArI, December 2e.--No now
developments in the railroad strike to-
day. All passenger trains on tho L. u *
st. Louis road went out to day, except the
accom- mediation aud the New York night
express tonight. d Il officers capable OF
running locomotives, arc doing so. 1t is
hoped trains Will move regularly to-mor-
row. Hotels and other business feel the
effect of tho interruption Of railroad COM
muuichtion
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From Kansas City, Mo.

KANSAS CITY, December 29.-The boss
coopers of this city made n reduction of
wages to-day Of fifteen cents, IN conse.
quence Of which the coopers, several hun
bred in number, are on "A strike. The
price proposed was fifty cents per barrel.
United States Marshal, &. d. Clark,
passed through this city to-day with two
Pueblo Indians, convicted of robblng the
United S.ates mail and sentenced to pun
ishmcnt in the state penitentisry.
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LICk DhNIES.

Mr.. Thomas W. Davies, OF California,
ought TO turn his attention 10 prospecting
for tho precious metals, US hs is better
than "a witch-hszel il! finding treasure. In
October lsst, IS no was gong 10 his homo
from San Diego, 10 found on tho way the
trassure-box Of Wells, Fargo 4 Co, which
had either been los. from the stage or re-
moved by robbers who meant to return
and opsn it. Mr.. Davies placed the safe
in his wagon, carried it home, and stood
guard over II all night for fear Of thioves,
ald tho nort day carried 1t into
san Diego, where no delivered it TO the
express agent with bin Of $40 for
his service. Tho bill was promptly hon
orod and subsequently Wells, Fargo *
Co. sent to the inder costly gold watch
end chain. TIE publication ct these facts
has reminded tho Cleveland Herald that
ia 1870 tho same Mr.. Davies, thon u resi-
dent Of Ohio, whilo he was olt fh0o.ing,
found wallet in which was contained the
years taxes OF Huron county, in bank
bills, which the trcasuror had dropped
while on bis way TO deposi. them ut the
county scat. What amount Of cash and
valualics NJ Davies found lying around
loose between 1870 and his recent find in
California has never heon recorded.
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From Chicago.

CHICAGO, December 29.--rho meinbers
of tho Brotherhood OF Engineers in this
city have passed resolution that they
are not disposed to submit to .ny fednc-
tiol Of the rate Of wages they were re-
cciying prior 10 December Isl, Us 'nal
ratio was low enough, although II gave
general satisfaction; also, rendering lheiF
sympathy and promising thor support 10
all engineer now oppo'Ing, or VINO may
hereafter oppose, any reduction OF 'nsir
wages. Thee resolutions arc published
and signed by committees from the ilIi'
nois Central, Chicago " Alton hock
Island & Chicago, Burlington, Nanaalin
and Quincy, Michigan sonshsrh ana
Michigan Caatrsl Railroads.
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ErOm Peoria, Ill.


4.
PEORIA, Dccouber 29.-rweiye prison
ors broke jail last night, escaping through
q holc which two Of them had drilled
through the wall Of thu bathroom, to
which they oblsiueL access BY skeleton
koy. Ono OF them afterwards returned
and surrendered himself. The oiheri
havo not been heard from.
The members Of the Kellogg Opera
Troupe have sent about $l,40o to the
widow OF Joseph Miller, who was killed
while travelling on the train to Peoria last
Saturday. Mrs. Miller WAS found desti'
tute whom tho gift VIZ, sent her, being sicl
and having no money in the house.
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From Boston.

B.sTOs, December 20. 1t i, said the
book tsken into charge CON prise those only
which pertaintd 10 the foreign business Of
Jordan Marsh " Co, and that FREQ access
is to DO allowed to them, at all proper
shines. Nothing has been taken that
might cmbsross transaction of the regular
business. The work Of examining the
accounts of-the firm wac commenced this
o. m, and will bo prosecuted with all
possible dispatch, the examiners are com.
pairing tho entries Of invorces with those
on flo ut the custom-house. There are
one thousand or more papers TO examine.
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TIE NEW GRAZ

Wehaye hesits,ed to say Il, lut tActr.th
must DO told. We have heEitsled becgufs wo
admire Mr.. Clements, but tho truth ma f,
be told because il ought to DO known i.
ought 10 be known because tho truth Is "a
good thing" 1t Is this; There has leeu
another grab, and Mr. Clements grabbed
with the other boys.
Tho people have demanded tt'
repeal Of tho UBIQUITOUS law /.
which tho salary 81 n1emLe
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IT is now said, that our state depart
inent was caught mapping by the Spanish
government. The truth is, public senti-
ment compelled our government TO make
40 unjust demand, and wo must now got
oit OF the dilemma 40 hes. vs. can
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From Omaha.
DIED SUDDENLY,

OMAHA, December 20-Descon Rollin
Smith, an old and highly respected citizen
formerly of Detroit, Michigan, died sud-
denly of appoplexy At one o'clock to-day.
A SHERIFF INDICTED FOR MURDER
Sheriff Ellis of Cheyenne county, has
been indicted for murder.
WILD ANIMALS.
4 car load of wild animals from tho
Rocky mountains for the biological gar.
dens OF Philadelphia, arrived here Sa,ur-
day and were forwarded thence to-day by
Gen Brisbin.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

THE PennIylvsnia constitutional con-
ven;ion adjourned sine die on Saturday
night, after passing resolution request
ing the governor to issue proclamation
declaring the constitution in force after
the Let Of January, 1874.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

SEVERAL Maryland men, who wanted
TO cross the Potomac river near Alexsu-
dria, mistook Christmas for All Fools
day and offered the Captain Of the ferry
boat Confederate money for their fare, and
because lie couldn't SEQ the joke, they a.
tempted to take possession OF tho boat.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

ELEVEN Of the prisoners confined in tie
Peoria county Jail, made their escape on
Saturday evening through hole picked
through the twenty.inch wall between
them and liberty. The escape was
planned by one Of ths prisoners known az
WLouisinnA Bill.n
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

The prisoners of tho steamer Nirginius
arrived in New York on the steamer Juni-
alta on Sunday. They tell terrible story
of the suferings endured ia the hands Of
tho Spsnisrds aad the oruolties prscticed
toward them. The "blsckh9ls ot Calcu.-
IL aud The rebc. prison at AGderionyilie
have bOen in ,hi. instance eclpsei ny the
bsrbariaus Of Cuba.
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From Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, December 29.-The An
nuGl statistics of the city of Milwaukee
show considerable increase in her popula-
ton, which is estimated at l0i, 900. The
improvements in the way of building foot
up $500 900; OF manufacture, $4,000
600. Loss by fire, $500, Number Of
deaths 1000. Arrests, $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

TIE Brotherhood Of Locomotive hn-
gineers has condemned the strike Of the
engineers of tho leased lines Of the Penn
sylvsnia road.
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From Little Rock.

LITTLE Rock, December 29.--An I'M
known man was found dead in freight
car on the Northern bound train of tho
Cairo 81 Fulton Railroad, Saturday. An
empty laudanum bottle wa. found on his
person.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

The state Teachers Institute met in
Bloomington yesterday. Seven hundred
delegates are expected TO be present.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

Nt.v. named Halle, living IN Pope
County, shot and kIlied his brother two
weeks ago. A powder horn was the
cause OF the difficulty.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-30

aITHE appointmcn. of Caleb Gushing rs
minister to Spain is one fl. TO be made