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SPORTING MATTERS
The Eartvilfo Enccs,

EAnLyuIE, ILL.,, Aug. 09.-Ihis place is
crowded to oYordoW1ng with visitors to tho rncos.
There can bo no doubt but that tho 1873 meeting
Of the Earl Park Association will bo n complete
success, nothing having boon loft undono on tho
part Of tho managers to mako it SO. Tho people
seem to appreciate tho efforts Of tie Association
more this year than they l,ayo heretofore done.
Doom n S md %as dy Eopg rn 3 S 5 ss s Bonny onny
Doom was the winner by thirty lengths. Time,
2 lnfnntes.J
In tho running race, threo-quartcr mile dash,
Kono, Sleepy Abe, Prince. aud John A. Logan
were entered. Keno won the raco in 1:2316
Logan aecond; Prince third, and Sleepy Abe
fourth.
In tho trotttng raco for ho1ses that mover bout
920, the following horses wore entered Belle
issslls eSdes' cJ' frea SeSa' mata aa H. ill., MsTs Ms1
Miner Maid, Sandwich. III. =, fill Sheridan,
Rlqno Ra H. 1qSfy 2ane viGa3 a3, Mi Sleepy
In the trotting race for horses TINT mover boat
2:A, the following horaos were entered: Bay
Ben, Malta, ~; Bay Charley, Dubuque. Iowa;
Bay Jordan. Port Huron. Mich; Buy Jim, Ohica~
blas nsas y1asI mGseb b Gh'1s Sss y Ry 35o%asn
1n the trotting race for horses TINT noyor boat
234, tho following were entered: Il. B. Foley,
New orloans; Lurcher, Crystal Lake, Il.; Young
Princeton, Chicago; oapltola, laoine, Wis; Tom
Joe showhnm, Fort Wayne, Ind; Russell, Fort
Wayne, Ind; Nourmalinl Capitola won. Tho
time IN each heat il as followst 1855, 2:37, 295,
29s]4. . -
THIS race was ono Of tho most interesting that
hos yet tRkon plnce.
Tho attondauco to-day was about 1000.
In the interval batWocn tho second and third
hoats q little pleasantly was engaged in, in Which
tho judges announced that Atr. Ira Nelaon would
take part in the fat mans raco Oh tomorrow.
hit TINT. hn fitf MT Wnrf tn tnnka n
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Tho So1f-Acctlscd Murderer Of Nathan.
San FnANc1sco. Aug. 2D.-Dotoctives have
takon full statement Of Irving, md will sond it
to. Now York. Ihoy dBorodit the mans story
relatiyo to hB connection with tho Nathan mur-
dor. They say 1t doos not correspond with the
known facts.
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Mine Observation-Disclosures Dull.
SALT LAKE, Aug. 29.-James Dewey, miner
In the Flagstaff Nine, Little Cottonwood, was
killed by cave Of orc, yesterday, by q cave
of timhorg, in the Emma Nine. O. Stone aud
others wore injured.
Business fearfuliy dull, and everybody grum-
bling
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PAn1s, Aug. 2o.-M. Bculo, Minister of tho
Interior, has sont circular to the Projects OF
Departments Of france directing thom to pro-
hibit temopBtrations OIL tho 4th of September,
the anniversary Of tho proclamation Of tho Re-
public.
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prrranunon, Pa, Aug. 29.-Ihe roccs at tho
Friendship Driving Park were we'll attended, to-
day. Tho first raco was for purse Of 81, 800 for
horaoH that have mover beaten 295. The horses
onterod wero Irving, Snowflake, silyorsidos,
King William, Whitehawk, aud Dluo Ridge. Tie
race WIS won BY Dluo Ridge III tlreo straight
heats. limo, 1858, $3.50, aud 2;951{.
a pacing race tor purse Of '550o also took
place. Copper Bottom, John McNair, Nancy,
and Sleepy George woro entored. Sloppy George
gained tue raco IN threo straight heats. Time,
2;2B, 2;2B. and 2:3Q,
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kHIVA.

TAsKHESD, Aug. 26.-Priyato 1etterB report
that an insurrcction broke out in Khlva and
Gen. Vcereffkon quelled tho rebellion aul do
Btroyed khiyn. Khokas,d ia quiet. Russian OK
actions haye boon levied on GOO 1oadors Of tho
late movement. II is reported that Yakoob Bog
ie dead
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VIENNA, .Aug. 29.-rLe international ohess-
match, in this city. was won by atoinetz; tho
second prize was won by Blackburn; third by
lnderdon, and fourth by Roaenthal.
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Railroad News

New YoRK, Aug. ga motion to continue
she Injunction preyonttng the Directors of tho
Atlantic d Pacific Railroad from paying diyi~
dondH to stockholders OF tho Paciflo Railroad Of
.IiaaQprj, tor leaaed line from franklin to 81.
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Kunsns City E.iya-Stoclk Market.

Hpfta0! ElsOa{tE u Tho Chicago 1F3bNNe.
KANsAR OlrY Aug. 0.-uattl.-Reoeipsa, TIL ehtp-
ms ~ Mnrfct soss a w!ts y n1y m eft y W
far nAtvo cows $2.2b. loga-Markot declined 200 10
800 Per 100 tbs city buyers hold out for saloa at f33
to $2.B0, and thu market closed weak At Aosp prlees
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4 Steamer Swanlpcd n1sd EiftY-four
Cattle Drowned.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 20.-The steamer Hunts
vile, with 108 bend Of oettlo was swampod eighty
miles below Shreveport, on Tuesday night. The
cauBe Of tho accident ,Yns similar to tint of the
Ruby. Half OF tho cattle were drowned. Mono
of tho crow Woro lost.
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Ihff1KYffCIs

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. GA smal1 forry-
bont, containing twelve or flfteon persons. waa
run down in tho rivor last oyening by tho tug
Goo. One mRu, na,nol Patrick O'Alalla, WaS;
drowned.
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BAN francisco, Ang. 29.-A sovoro shock Of
siderable c1oitomens. No damage.
The earthquake wag slight 1lore. It was folt
at Redwood City and other towns south yery
badly.
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LONDON, Aug. 29.-Lato adyicos from tho Fiji
1slan1s are to the effect TINT a rebellion has
broken out, and that tho robels haye murdered
number Of wlito settlers.
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Tho NIcnrs Murder in QIark.vilr

LITTLE RooK, Aug. 2o.-partiea wllolofs Oasks-
vi'le this evening state that tho Coronor's Jury
hro holding an inquest on tho body Of the lato
Judge Moara, who was killed On Wednesday, aud
have not yot reported. Strong hopes arc ontor-
tained that thcy will DO ablo to ferrot out tho
mystory, Da1tor las ofrorod q reward OF $1,000
for the arrest Of tho assassin,
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EDUCATIONAL.

Catholic Academy Closed Mt LnSn1le.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
IAsA11E, Aug. 2o.-St. patrick's Academy, q
douriBhing school kept by tho Catholic Brothers
in this city for tho lust fourteen or fifteen years.
las just boen closed by tho order Of Father An
thony, pastor OF st. Patricks Church, beoauso
tho Brothers failed to furnish teachers for tho
froe Catholic school, suitable otilce for wlol,
waH erected in this city two yoara since. It is
tho intention Of Father Anthony soon to reopen
tho academy as school for mathematical and
classical students, and also provide teachers for
tho free school aforesaid.
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Murder and Suicide Mt Montpoller, Vt.
MoNrpEL1ER, Vt, Aug. 2o.-Josoph Daniols, a
mill operator, shot Carrio Denison this morning
while In tho Worl1roo,p, nlld then killed himaolf
, 1873-08-30

NEW YonK, Aug. 23-Arrivetl, steamsl,ips
Qaolic, from Liyclpool; st. Lament, from
Drost and Pennsylvania, from Glasgow.
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GENEVA, Aug. 29.-Ihe funeral Of tho Duke
Of Brunswick took place to-day with royal obse-
quiea. The coromonios wero worry imposing.
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Special Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune,
DLooAlkaroN, ILL.,, Aug. 2o.-At al early hour
this u!orulng fro was discovered iu the uppes
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'boloW high water Of 1871.
". =. EAuFaIAN, Observer,
Room rs Major Block, Chicago.
ppnnApI1 1T1FA

PROBABILITIES.
WAauMaroN, Aug. 29.-In the Northwest and
Upper Lake region, the pressure will diminish
oasterly to sout6westerlEy winds, and c1ear Or
partly cloudy weather. For New England, tho
northern portion Of tho Middle States, and tho
Lowor Lake region, less pronanro, slightly rising
temperature, Light southeastorlY to westerly
winda. and partly oloudy weather. From tho
Middle Atlantic coast so,,thwestward over tho
South Atlantic and Eastorn Gulf States, con-
tinuod high barometer and light variable winds,
with areas OF rain. Tor tho Ohio Valley and
Tenncaseo, slight cloudfuoea, with uorthcaBterly
to southorly Winds and hCh temperaturo on
Saturday.
GENEnAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, Aug. SOL 4. m.
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John r. E4alc Dying.
Dover. N. H., Aug. 29.-John P. Halo is rap+
idly sinking. He ia now sightless and volcelcss.
, 1873-08-30

from Perry County stated TINT tho Gonstablo's
posse who had been hunting Marea aud his gang
10 order to arrest them, canno up with them on
Thursday, when fight enBucd and hye wore
killed. The reports need continuation.
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WEATHER AND WATER.
Vvnr Department WcatHlcr noportt
LOCAL oDBErvAT1ON.
&T4n

Maximum Thermometer, II.
Minimum thermometer. C4.
STAGE or WATER.
Dnily report Of tho stage Of wator, with
changes In tho AZ hours ending p. M, Aug. 30,
1873:
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsnINGroN, September 5.--Collcctor
Pinkney Rollins Of the Seventh district
of North Carolina, informs the revenue
bureau that Special Deputy r. Patterson
and soldiers under Lieut.. Most, destroyed
two Illicit distillcrios in Haywood county,
and made twelve arrests Destroyed four
distillerles and iia ic . arrests in McDon-
ell county and then proceeded to South
Mountain in which they destroyed 6 dis
tillorics and made T. arrests This dis
tillerics wore H. close prvSimltJ 80 each
other, and there was reliable Information
of 20 or q being in operation In south
Mountain. but further progress was stop
ped by the Interference Of the state author
ities. Lieut. Mast ana Deputy Marshal
Il. Devcr having bcon arrested upon u
bench warrnt from Judge CLARK for des-
troying property.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
FOREIGN.
DESTRUCTIVE GALK.

DESTRUCTIVE GALK.
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, September B.
A letter from Sydney says The settle
ment Of West Bay or Grand Lake has
been almos, demolished by gale
Twenty houses were blown down. AT
Por, Caledonia about ,hirty-hve Amer
lean schoonors were more or less damaged
and fifteen Of the crew of the steamer
Saltwell arrived at Halifax and fifteen
more of the crew ARE missing, The miss
ing portion of the crew is supposed to be
drowned. The captains boat is the only
one known to have reached shore.
PARIs, September j.-rhe American
citizens in Paris yesterday proposed 10
| display the United States fag in honor Of
the proclamation of = republic In France
but the prefec, strongly ob-c,ing, The
idea Was abandoned.
Tho minister of the interior ha, is,ued
sn order prohibiting the publication II .
Radical Republican jJurnsl bee, use ol
the appearance in It's columns Of article,
melting to Disturbances and contempt TO,
the government
ANIMAL DIENEE
LoSpON, September 5.-The nrru,
dinner of mastsr butler Of Sheffield too.
place in that city yesterday. Right Hon
) H. Love- who was one Of tho guests, il
response to u toast defended tho policy d
HlAdstonos government aud sGpre.sel
CONFIDENCE in the future of tho Liberals.
The installation OF Right Hon Benz
Disrslei AS rector of the Uniyer.i,v NJ
Glasgow, which was postponed in eonse
. fuehee OF tho death of his wito, will TAX,
, place on the 10Th of November
Andrew Csrnagie, wealthy rosidcn
of New York, formerly of ri,,shurr. hn
gwen $4,000 Tor the erection of puhl
baths in Dunfermlino, Scotland, the pluc
of his birth.
A special dispatch from Bayonne to ,h
London Hour, says tho spanish govern
ment forces in Bilboa have sufficient pro
visions on hand to last them througbou
tue winter. All commercial traffic bs
tween that city and the port has been pro
hibiled in Order to allow the guns Of Span
ish war ships 80 have full play.
MADRiD, September 5.--Inssrsso,
'unto la Cartagnia is sending em,ssarie,
VINO arc pisntifnlly provided with money
10 organize movement in favor Of \ sep.
afs's government for Catalonia.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
NEWSPAPER OPINIONS.

Western paper insinustes that it is
the royal 'purp aud not the royal purple
that Gen. Gran. is seeking utter,
The St. Louis Times lie right in thu.
There Is no question u 10 the insutii-
elehcy oi the pay nj present received by
The Conductors aud drivers of the stre.t
railway companies. No class of men con
sidering the responsibilities of their posi-.
tion and tue number OF hours that tLev
are employed, receive SO small "A relativ.
remuneration. Either let their hour. az
service DO reduced, or their per diem ha
Increased at least thlrty-tLrve per cent
Inc chicago Tribune sAys OF the re-
cent alleged Ku-klux Outrage in Ken.
,ueky;
L. lie believed that the government vii,
take some action with reference to the Al
legged hu-klux outrsgss in Kentucky. aut
the rumor il repeated in tho disp.,cLe.
that troops will be sent there TO rep,.s
the disturbances. The legislation of Con
gTesi which has assigned this duty 10 III,
'eoefAl power, 10 most lagrantly uncon
hituhonaIi but If its utmost rigors ar
executed upon the ruilianly outlaws VIII,
disturb the peace of that state, thcy vii
deserve no sympathy.
The New York Herald objects to ,h
sympathy for Capt. Jack and his band
We observe that the ph.lantbropists ar
moving Tor some ainellOratiOu of lhs nun
sbnent OF Capt Jack and his band d
Modoc murdererE To further the cam.
of humanity the swiftest punishment TIM
the laws invoke should be visited upn
such people. The delay in such cases, a
We ind II In cases now pending bolor
our own courts, 10 n source of evil whic
eliminates in a reckless disregard of n
consequences of capital offences Le. IA
swift execution OF the Law in notorious in
stances IL the security OF society. Let II,
broAdbrims allow Capt. JACK and hI
crew Of deliberate Inurde7srs 10 take In
consequence Of their willsll nets.
Ssys the New Orleans 'Times
Tue chicago Tribune credits Senate
Morton With having rendered n sipnn
service 10 he country in covering bacl
into The tfeAsaIy the amount of back n,
due him under Ne Increase of salary Ia ~
The act Ia regsrded as AN ackaowleJge
msnt by the most as,a,e politicion IN In
dominant party that ''no man. wbn,ova
his position or influence NAY be con =,
ford to defy public sentiment in tbis conn
try" Let us trust that thisis a era.
Interpretation, In q sound, coagrnon.
commanding public opinion is the oYl,
hope OF the maintainance of popular 20,
ernment and constitutional liberty in n
United States. Give US that, and no Der
sOnal or party influence can fetter the pso
pie down with the devices Of any form {
dsspotism.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
VI MARKET REPORT.

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lolc cloar rib, and clear hold tor Septem-
ber lo5c.
Lard quiet, refined sc.
Hogs steady SJGnj 10
Cattle ouiet Texnas ~ 5nG,t u. fair tn
good beeve, - 156 o ~.
~ CH.r ~ ''i'"n'uor '""r
'ulI NNN ~ 'o !ah"y '"'".' 49,
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"',So' '"'""1ej "h't' n', !o'l"" 'oc,
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
FROM LOUISVILLE.
AlnILAN1H At MnHh.

NluILtNls 1T WORN.
LOUISVILLE, September 5.--At o'clock
a.m., to-day body of horsemcn entered
Charlestown, Indiana, and posted the fol.
lowing notice all over town
"To Andrew Reynolds and family,
Thomas Reynolds and wife Samuel Long,
Andy Stono, Edward Washburn and
s'u..t m oaincy: lou nro hereby notified
to leave tho state Of Indiana within II
days from date or abide tho corspquen-
ccs. a few more associates q. the above
parties will take warning hereby rs
threats have been made sgainst property
OF our citi1ons. Onc,two, three, follow me. ''
September ,, 1873.
T. Rcynold. is the partly threatened IN
iai lby the yieilant committee some days
since Considerable excitement has pre-
vailed all day in Charlc.town.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06

The city government of Washington
10 known TO be terribly corrupt. The aoo,
of tho city approximates twenty-five
millions OF dollars and the ring which is
responsible for this financial ruin is now
endeavoring to buy up the district securi-
ties at sixty to eighty cents on the dollar,
with the purpose of getting congress TO
assume the whole debt. The scheme will
scarcely prove the moncy-making invest
ment it is intended to be, as it is thought
congress will supercede the existing gov
ernment by board of commissioners.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
AsEgsrgD or sUsrICIos.
FROM CALlFOKNIA.
KLtcTiuS KETu Rms.

san FRANCISCO, September 5-Ro-
turns from the precincts come in SLOWLY.
No wards complete, and some doubt the
election Of Bartlett, the railroad candidate
for the senate. Mcdonald, Democratic
candidate Tor mayor has II good sjori,y
Urswley, for chief Of police TAXPAYER =
eandidate' has about $500 majority Re
turns from the Interior imperfect, but
how great victory Tor tho Peoples In
dependent ticket. Sacramento, San Jaque,
ianta Clara, Los Angeios, ALAMEDA
()ontrs Costa, iolo and CAlusa declare +.
ic,ory for the Peoples Independent,
icket. THE Democrats claim a small
L ain in the Legislature, Close figuring 70,
q uirsd to decide the senatorial contest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
TEhEGRAPHIG.
Reported Expressly sor the Bulletin
FROM NEW YORK

New Yoar, September "a majority
Of tho board OF directors OF tho 81 joseph
and Denver City railroad have rosigneo,
and James i. Navarro, George j. Forre'''
Lawrence Wells, Thos. n. Smith, Angus
tus L. Miller Edward w. Nealy and
Henry II. Butler have been elected TO fill
the vacancies. A committee has been Rp-
pointed TO make thorough investigation
into the affairs of the company and 10 con-
for with bond holders. The officers of the
company have rendered their designations,
t. take effect on tho election OF their sue
cessors.
Information has been recoi, Cd that the
mail steamship plying between Hong ong
and lohoboma has been beacbed ut
Swstow, and will prove total loss. The
mail and passengers are saved.
Frank Russell and Frank Anderson of
the brig Alalozs fell from Aloft this morn
ing and we're killed
Tnc Express learns by n private letter
from Washington, that the president has
accepted the resignation of Gov. Cooke of
District of Columbia and rendered the
Office to Il gentleman OF high character
and undoubtsd qualifications.
THE GENEVA AWARD.
The settlement OF the Geneva award by
Great Britain, and final payment of
France TO Germany on account of the war
indemnity, occurred to-day. Payment on
account Of the Geneva award was 81 ,00O,-
600, of which $3.50, 40 was paid in college
two important events attracted much at
,cnlion in financial circles.
kXCIrEMENT IN WALL STREET.
The Commercial says Wall street is
wild with rumors relating to the inability
of leading bulls in gold to make good
their engagements. Indeed it is circu-
lated on the street that nearly every house
tha, has been closely connected with
traders in the bulls market will
20 by the board and, undoubtedly,
be hclplc.sly ruined. The leading bankers
who have deserted them are now trying to
secure themselves. Such are the rumors
on the street.
THE BROOKLYN EAGLE SAYS
the bull clique in gold is tho bear clique in
stocks, and led by the same man. Jay
Goull is on the short side of almost every
thing on the active list OF stocks and par
ticularly in the Western Union Telegraph,
which he has sold speculatively to an
enormous extent. He would have been
cornered on this stock long ago had it not
been for his connection with the late
Horace +. Clark, and during his life
avsiled of that gentlemans connection
with the company to borrow reserved
stocks belonging To- the co npany and
thereby make good his delinquency.
| NJ. - 800 ""y -. soss'o"o"s
!. approaching, and tomorrow this bor-
rowed stock must be returned to tho COM
pany. In order to meet his contract, Gould
has been borrowing stock from various
parties and is now seeking TO make up
the balance by covering some of his
shorts, but before doing SO he seeks to rake
the market, and hence his raids of yestcr-
day and to-day in raiding or stock.
a Herald special says The mail
steamer Madras from Hong Kong tor
Yokohama struck oil three chimney head :
to-day and leaked So badly she had to be
beached here. Her cargo is slightly dam
aged. Mails and passengers t. be trans.
shipped.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06

LOUISVILLE, September b. Falling
slowly, , feet inches in the cnual; 3 feet
I inches in chute. Weather clear and
.'o,. frtna discharged 80 tons pig IRON
al .lnf.,rsnuv ilin and 300 tons AT New Al
bany. The Colossal from Pittsburg added
1000 bbls cement to her freight. The
kittio iieglcr filled out with cement tor
Memphis. Arrived: Ben Franklin, Gin
cinnati; Grey Eagle, Henderson; Sandy,
Troy Colossal aid harges. P,ttshur,;
Shannon, Cincinnati; lIeglcr, Cincinnati;
Ada Hcilman, Csiro. .Etna ana hnrgcs,
lronton. Departed: Franklin, Cine n
natl, Grey Eagle, llenIerson; Sandy,
Troy; Colossal, 81. Louis; shannon, Iron.
ton; Kittie Hegler, Memphis; .Elns and
bsrces Evansville.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
FROM DETROI /.
CRUSHED TO DEATH.

CRUSHED TO DEATH.
DET.oIr, September 5.--A horrible ac-
cident occurred at the mill of tho Eoch.
ester Salt and Lumber company opposite
Saginaw city, about ten o'clock this morn
ing. John Bu,leran employee of the mill,
in stepping over the main belt was caught
and carried TO the top OF the drum, and
the space between tho floor and drum not
beng sufficient. for the body to pass
through he was crushed to death. The
body was wejged in SO tightly that in
order to recover II they were obliged to
cu, the floor from above Butler was
about 30 year of age, and had large
family dependent, on him for support.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
SPIRITUALISM.

Spirituslism has received another un-
happy set back in indianapolis. A beauti-
full young lady recently appeared, who was
supposed to be an extraordinary medium,
who gave "seances' in which the dim
semblance OF dead friends, whether male
or female, young or old, appeared to the
trembling view of their living relations,
with assuring words of their happy
state in tho world beyond.
The young lady was fair, with large, dark
and soul piercing eyes and was altogether
the very ideal of an interesting young
medium. She gave aparticularly success
ful sssnce one night, delighting the souls
OF her auditors, almost converting some
"to the faith and knowledge o. spiritual
ism." But alas, the next morning, an on O..
terprising and somewhat inquisiiive, not
to say meddling young person Of the fe
male sex, while engaged in surrcptitiously
examining the "things' of tho medium,
found among them small red bag con-
tanning false whiskers, mustachios, nm old
lsdy's cap, spec,acles, etc. The med
ding young person Immediately let
the cut, that is the mustachios,
etc, out Of the bag, and the
interesting medium was brought to grief
and her wonderful ''sennces' TO a sudden
close. She disappeared from the scene of
her arst successes, leaving behind her n
letter IN wncn sue uArnu,u-a how she EN-
gagged herself 10 "manatras' :" 81.
"smusement business just for tho pleas
urs and novelty of tho thing how
she was frat taught tricks will
roper but as "materinlization' Wa,
more in demand, she WAS taup' to prac
tice with the mustachios, e,c "a with
which she became SO adept that sh. could
persJns:e mans dead friend. or dear
brother or lsmented grsnJmpthor with
out the credulous living party being
aware that he was all tIe time being vic
ilmized by n pretty, clever, lonscienceless
young woman OF less than twenty wears
Of age. Spiritualism is somewb batat n dis
count just at present in Indianapolis, and
1t is not hsEEsrding too mach to say
that future mediums will DO more care.
fal OF their small red bags.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
FROM Nj ASSACHUSETT
TORN ADO.

TORNADO.
SrEiH"FIEp, September "a tornado
swept through CRANKY, liamshire county,
yesterday, entirely dwnolishing the house
ana barn OF Edward Slater, and unrooing
other buildings, tearing up trees, destroy
ing crops, ctc. Northampton had II sim
liar visitation in the evening. a barn Of
Mr.. A. Sturkweathcr was blown down !
Williams basket factory partly destroyed,
and Capp's foundry unroofed. Tho path
of the gale extended over the town from
east to west and WAS only ten rods wide.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-09-06
WEATHER REPORT.

WAsnINGroN, September T. Probabili-
ies-For New England and Middle states
and lower lake region barometer will rise
with wind yeering TO fresh md brisk
northwestcrly and north, decidedly lower
temperature and clear or psrty cloudy
weather For upper lake region and the
Northwest generally, clear weather with
winds ycering to tho north and east. For
OHIO Valley and Tennessee northwest
to Northeast winds, lower temper turo
and clear or partly cloudy weather.