The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-13
TEhEGRAPHIG,
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
FROM NEW YORK.
EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.

"''oA .hvpc tHat luIs RCDsral conference
may promote unity in all forms of the
church Of England, that the dividing line
which separated the established church
from the other Christian denominations
should be lees marked, and, having that
objec. in view, accepted the invitation Of
| the American alliance.
| INQUEST.
The coroners jury held an in
quest over the body of Mrs. Margaret
Stesmmel, found in room occupied by
JANUS 4""'0s--- and wife. after tho A. 70
returned verdict that Nv s,oa,,,,,ol o..
straogled by Mrs. Morss-- " ''
DOUBTFUL.
"A It. Johns dispatch SAYS, grave doubts
are entertained for the safety OF the miss
ing crew Of the Polaris Nearly three
months have elapsed since they left the
camp Of the Esquimaux, who had counted
by moons so that the exact time Of Bud.
iington's departure Is not known. This
Is all the record found
May Is, lsT3-And stating, that
Chester, the mate had finished making
oars from the bulwarks Of Polaris and had
made good job of H."
YELLOW FEVER.
President Orion, Of the Western Union
Telegraph company, has boon informed
that the office at Shreveport, La. has
been closed All of the operators being
sick with the yellow fever.
JOHN b. IRVING,
who confosses to his completely in the
Nathan murder, has been indicted for
burglary in the third degree.
THE GRAND JURY
have found fifteen additional indictments
against James w. johnson, and fourteen
against james Y. Yates for participating
IN bond forgeries.
FOUND GUILTY.
The jury in the case of VIM, b. Ohm
stead and B. f. Wech, bers Of the
board of public works of Jersey CITY
charged with corruption in Office, al. |
ter an absence Of "a hours returned yer.
dict Of guilty,
THE SENATE Committee on rRANspoE- |
TATIoS
resumed its session to-day with Senator
" indom in the chair, A delegation WAS
present to represent the canal interests Of
the state. a. w. Taylor, volunteered a
statement demonstrating the rsasibility Of
increasing the capacity Of the present
canal locks without lengthening tho aide
walls, by using all improved styIe oflock
Horace Day read paper relative to the
Niagara ship canal aud submitted plans
oil his scheme for passing ships around the
falls by means Of perpendicular eleva-
tor. The members Of the state Joint com.
miitee who were present Announced their
ohJect, and said they would like to know
now much time the senatorial committee
could devote to an investigation of the
state, and suggested that the committee
should start from Albany and 20 up Lsks
Champlain to Montreal, and tbsnco g.
osdensburgh, OSwego aud Buffalo. The
whole trip will occupy about six davs and
tho route is definitely fixed. 1t wa, do
clded, however, that tho senatorial nom
mite would me ct tho state committed -,
Albany next Monday. Israel Hatch
OF Buha!o, read "A brief nsror
win regard to the enlargement Of tho
h''o canal also on the proposed plan Tor
The payment of the debt Of tho Erio
canal.
= gentleman who arrived in this CITY
alrect from Labrador niun. -. r-tI---i-
information about tie effects Of
rHE RECENT STORM
on that coast at Indian Sickle. 81, no,
sons were killed by a falling building
Ihere we're six square rugged ve.soI. !,
ana Oh Ihis harbor, all of which were lost
'sether with their crews.
THE FISHERMEN
lost all their cod liver oil, of which tbov
had accumulated large quantity. or
''I the losses, except that Of life. mono will
be iolt more than this loss.
On land, Ms far a. could be ascertaipod
20 women, IA men and many children
were lost A number OLIVES wore los, in
'N'is and boats near the shore
pIscoSsoLATE WOMEN
were rushing in all directions on the morn.
hs after INC gale, seeking new, of their
husband, fathers and brotbers T,oi.
'rcs were heartrend'ng and nearly aIr,or
hem were left without food shelter. or .
hange OF clothing. Tho few huts on low Z
round which had out lived the storm u
we're actually packed with men, women I"
nd children seeking shelter from ="
no cold and polling rain
'hch prevailed on tho morning after
ale. The inhabitants lost most of their
rovisions, and should the supplies which
ill be sent to relief those unfortunate
Features who are deprived of shelter
|od and clothing on the coast, which nj
his time Of the season is proverbally :,
reary and inhosptabe DO DELAYED :,
hroigh stres Of weather or other acct. :,
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