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, 1873-11-26
the .i:!::ii aEEl- i'i!lA :}!!!<:.
An at:cmpt SI:s&, by II to Control
t,ls Constitutional Election.
Application for IN Injunction Upon
tho Election Commits
.'' 8iouers.

: 1itH,,trEr,rfrrt Ill., Nov. 15.-h{f. James Il.
oownn lin nonora1 annual IT tho 1}unt1iui. Hnil-
'"""" .no so"e'a4 a'1n11 11.t' - n.sss.,sa T., ,,
'oaa, apl,eafoa bh1ofo dl'slgo onara"ooo ~ ".sa
pritla TO- day, .',d moved tint nj injunction 10
iss,cd agai.,nt tho Commissioners appointed by
tho Constitutional g Convention sna @ tho o,'y ,y
' .''.t.,:a ~ r. s1..,.u.,s,,s,,,i ,1.,.
pnpHc money 70 carry on tne aohA.i'sl'a'1i oiee-
tion. Mr. George W. Diddle, Who III conjunction
with i. +. n. Enw1iu, Represented tho Con-
yent;nn f,nn,,niaaIonn,u crnrnsHnd nururina that
H. ,,t: ... 49,, , .,t s.,,.ol ~, ,,,,o,v H.,
sHo 4u's1on "ss H.auo "''o """so" M. ~
whose nehaif Mr. do"an apaea1ea' 1nat soh1le"
mati enid lo
REPRESENTED TAx-rAYEns,
mud gayo t1.cir untncs as Fra,,oia Wells. Gibson
peacoeh. md Fordina,'d L: Fetherston. Of tue
ar.,,;,,o ~, s.""r, .n1. rcrnnn,,a Mar ~ lin
Ssss ~ 'y.gh ''." ,.a.'a 49,, t,a,.,
firm Of Hing i Baird, who hayo heon doing
5aa"s se H. ,'n,.,n, ~ I'm ,ort,o,,a,,
%as eau 10 ,ata anu o1 1o mt 5 hnvo n
Justly guessed tint great interesia as woll as
mali }},teroata .wero involved, This indiroct
illusion to tho Reading Ra'lrond crcatod
Mr. oownn n aa @ @ a wsys no eaya nas
upheld by the names mont1oncu IN tho oiu.
TIE conras.sasTs ~ ,sa ssF nv uonxA a9 n,,,
that they nTe tax-papofs OF the Oity ol inlianel-
plia IND thorolofe ihterestea III preventing On
unlawful use q tug public money tlat tho
ordinance or tho Cohalltut'os'al convention
hutuoil1iuk tAe SoiuM'na4oaoAp appo1utuu y!
that nouy 70 hola tne oieeslon IN 5no .city, anu
thereby recurring tug clty 10 proVtoo tor tAo OK
neneos OF suen an o!setlon, Waa 10 1aon voaaon oi
tue not oil tho Assembly OF April ~ 16t2, calling
tho Convcntlon tnat tug assumption OF 10Y
oro!gn authority by tho Convention was 1aiao
one and That Tho pending elocsion Bhould law
fully be conducted TIE election officers appoints
cd by tho Board Of Aldermen.
THE FOLLOWING LETTER,
wi!ch was rGad to tho Court ny aoorgo
Diddlo, wag =, the ''otfce given to tho con1nis.
sioners OF Election OF this proceeding: :
Pn1LAnEIrnrA, Noy. q, 1879.
Henry $. Haaert, Esq., Secretary ef thu Board af
ee0n n'aas Tint ~, ornc,.on ,x, In
~ ~ ~ hfn,. on ~ tho fn1ca
nf thc s,nre, r'ont nj Nil nrs for m mnctton to
restra,l lis Doard Of which YOU aro Secretary from
holding a election on ths 1o Of December next for
tho adoption Or rejection Of tho proposed new Con
snaon. Ihe only object OF thH processing ia t1
9osa as hpeeay as losS'ehc eh ualcas, Gu,
"gay ho h s1u und oso ~ IN ctorno wbstbar tho
anyoutioa ia not i,onI to su,n5t tho iudciaI nrcio
to soparato vote. take it Tor granted tlnt tho gen
tlculen who compose your Board will DO diBpoecu to
, 1873-11-26
Dcciaion OF tho United Stntcs Smprolnc
Court Regarding Special Aglcss-
u1cnfa by Counties.

Specldl D1spatcI 70 Tie Chlcago 1F7bWae.
CEDAR 1sAPips, IA., Nov. 25.-A private dis
patch received here to-day from Washington,
says the United 6tatcB Supreme Court has re-
yersed Tho decision OF lilo United States Circuit
Court for Iowa, in tho case OF Carroll County v.
John Reynolds, reintor, thereby confirming tho
decision OF tho lowa Supreme Court, viz: That
special assossnents cannot DO levied to satisfy
judgments against county for default on All
ordinary county warrant.
, 1873-11-26

Tho New Lg1a1o Tnunc! XIAa a Tsuti
I5rGlli1 i'll 1t.
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. o5.-When tho connoc-
tion botwoon tho two acclonH of tho Water
wosAa tunnel was maao anout two month"; ago,
It was though. that tho work was substantially
tunnol which WAS l!llad with aand. 1t III, boon
found that tho cartl lad washed away ,udor tho
tunnel, and tt,o brokworls had sostlaa iron, two
to six teot, caaslug II bad brock. It isno: knewn
how fir tha broaA oxsonda, al tho shore oud haa
point j, 900 sc5i ssiolowarGu from tho ori',. II
has aon t:esi,:a to ,na:;n q t.utn,,r around tho
break by constructing t00 Or 6us' loot Of now taln
nc'. :rhis will delay tho compilation Ut tho work
for HQnla Iup{.ha,
, 1873-11-26

s1ce'ut DiuDatci; 70 T"s th;tcY9 I'Ibrns.
GALgsYur:s,. ILL.,. Nov. a5.-1ho Cor DR.. Tor
ills evening, by IN asllre,a .pon FREQ Aiasonr;y..
Tho Exnos.tion has boen we'll attended,, mid
tlo exhibition OF articles 10 good. Tho Ilall
will Do ,ilt"d bof fore Tomorrow Mt noon,
too lete ftr oslalb.:iou. II tho wuather re,nai4:
goul, tho ro.nasniug daya OF tho E:poritoa will
10 vol nt~eW'etl. Thanksgiving will l,o tho
cioaing aud tia best day ot tue E1poAtion.
, 1873-11-26

BAN FnAao1soo, Nov. a5-A boiler exploded
to-nlghs III the bookstore Of Il. Il. Bancroft Il
Co., Market a.root. Tho lanloB oxtonded from
the o.ginc-room to tho furniture gtore OF Hen-
fss Co., namagnS It ito 70 o os ossent 81 nboa
two boys wore auffooated uoarly to death, but
wero got out aud takon to their hones. It Ia
feared that tho man will die.
, 1873-11-26

JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, Noy. 25.-Ihe elegant far,-
lily mansion Ut II. =. uarrie, lccatod near Wnrar-
u, WAS consumed by tro day or two since. Tho
loss ~ probably &c, 400; iuanrod for :,9,000.
, 1873-11-26

NEW yonK, Nov. 25.-Dy IN arrangement Of
tho Eastern Railroad OF Massachusetts, tho
Portland l. 0gtenaburg aud the Montreal,
Cllambly l. sorrel Railroads, Il through trunk
hallway l,as been assured betweoll tho West and
the Atlantic. The negotiations layo boon aome
timo III .,roDrcaa.
poUol!xEErslE, N. T., Nov. o5.-Tho inability
Of tho contractor to got money haa compelled d
suspension Of tho work OIL section Of the Now
York Il Boston t. Montreal Railrond.
, 1873-11-26
CASUALTIES.


:. CoLutpus. o., Nov. a5.-Yoatesday afternoon
J.. b. uFana:Ee aasl En1na Tn:Eor, aSontn Ct tho
nowo boNist; Mac!ltaa Company, OF thla city,
left lao:o with Il holan and wagon to doliyar mr.
Chimes t. parties near SAuhcAylllo i tlls county,
Wh!lo crouatng Ds WALNUT creuk thu iioEHo got
beyond hts depth Rnd waa drowned Tho ian
md although tl:e,ir u:rugglos woro Witnessed by
Gosol nj persona on tho stloro, no worry vigorous
altuitH yelo malo to anyo tlom, and just at dusk
they aiaaprearod from alghr aud no dount wnro
drowned. AtlsH Turnerli family roaido ~ THU
city. but u h supposed that Brandisou falniy all
loa.slo IN Germany.
, 1873-11-26
Puctfic Iknilrona Litigation.

NEW Yonv, Nov. a5.-Judeo Barrett hns ro-
fused to appoint Richard Il. Brown and Dau-
1anliu @. Wetmore Trustees Tor the benelt Of
Branch Of tho Union Pacific Railroad, On the
ground OF Their connection 'by blood and busi-
nosa With tho Companys offlcorn.
, 1873-11-26

.ng i',a, ayu wor!:s bio" oil: Er:n;, acr!u uani:'
,.:.[ III. It =, ~" lo.s:, Q. Ncwa', ansl ~.
oI:c: lIn". ). :, l..@s.':."::.S tlo .nG rf N'lAE!
Flr[ua. t9.s .;1'.t: wats 10 ,i:c!,t1 tt diameter
aui III ~ n'v;IH.
, 1873-11-26
FIRES.


Spsetat Utspa.ch to Tho Ghicago Tribune.
s1undIs Mich, Nov. 25.--A fire broke out at
10 o'clock last night in oed's brick block. in tho
grocery Rtore ownod by r. @. kowhall. The I'LL
side OF tho building mud tho stock was totally
destroyed. Tho loss IL $1,000; covered by III
surance. Several tlieycg woro nrrestel whila in
tho act Of utealinS goods that had boen moved
out OF adioiuiug storcn.
, 1873-11-26
Injunction Restraining tho 3ale OF
the Missouri E'nclfic Igstilrotat.

ST. Louis, Nov. 25.-Judgo Dillon, of Tho
United Stu:cs Circuit Court to-day made per-
potual tie temporary injunction grantod at Da-
Yenpost last simmer, onjolnlng Gov. WoolBon
from aslycrtiang for sale tho Missouri Pacific
Eaiload to satisfy tho State lion for aome 49,
D0U,00D.
, 1873-11-26

Tho Utah Southern IIniIrond.
SALT LATE, Nov. 25.-Wo hayo grand cele-
brat;on to-day OF tic compilation Of tue Utah
Southern Itaiiroal to Provo.
, 1873-11-26

farluors aud ratous OF Itnslaadry waa llel:l to-
day.. They resolved to plant only oue.shrl OF
tAair crop next your iu cotton. to favor oaS pay
mouta, and aoclaro their right to control tho
price OF colon,
, 1873-11-26
injunction to Enjoin tho Payment OF
E'ra1snuicsat Iluilr0ud bonds.

0swEoo, Kan, Nov. 25.-ProcoodiugH to on
join tito payment Of s8Oogo Osvcgo township
bonds iBsl1cd to tho Memphis, Carthage l.
Northwestern Railroad nayo boon commenced
In tho Labatta County District Court Tho
bonds wore fraudulontlY obtained, and efforts
arc being made to soil them.
, 1873-11-26

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 25-'lho residence Of
Mira. II. D. Dickson, Magazine sstoes, was burn
cd to-Lay. Losa 92o, 900.
, 1873-11-26
LEGAL. INTELLIGENCE.
N1.apoYts1s.t kfcciH;ox. lfA .&,a N1.sttr,a1,co
Gl,sN in New Xuris city.

1s:apoYt,,s.t NcciHse.s ita :%,a N1axnr,suco
C.lsn III Nasv Koris city.
Suee.at Hanateh Il 1Aa GAtesya T.sbuns.
Nrw YoEl;. !;oy. 25.~-A decision Of cspucial
Importance 10 hollora or insurance policiuu, was
ro,itlsred IN Tho !,upro'no Couyt to-day by Judge
Barrett III tho caac CT tho pooplo Of tho E,nto Of
how Yull; a8alust Lilo Craissnan'u I.tfo 1n&,,r-
a,,co Company. IIo ordered TINT tic Receiver
hold tho funds. lilo prococdn of nocuritios de-
positot1 by tlsp Company with tho Superintendent
Of Tho Insurance Department. and afterwards by
distribution, 70. tho cxoluniso bonciit Of policy
holders In preference to tho general creditora Of
tho Company, mad tint tho Receiver bo allowed
to s,so Bad rtlnla to dofray tho expenso Ut uucl
huits OIL policca seainst Tho Comrpaiiy au. in tho
judgment Of tho lucoiycr. rl!oulA bs toftndcsl,
but dercnso iH ou!y to bo maio IN cauca wiscro
a,1ccesssu tlofcuso would incroasn the fund left
for dlyiaIon anlonC tha pol!oy-holdosa other than
tlloso who bring tho suit.
4 CInsia OF Jslrlul3ctlo.,s Ecetsvnnu she
United States and state Uoalrta..'
JusIro Trout About to Commit or.
fontltnE E'Grtacs for Contempt.
Special Dtapateh 70 The ca:taao Tribune,
spn1NorlELD, H., Noy. PA caso IN which 1t
III probable TINT u,ere will be q clash Of jurisac.
tion botwecn tho Fcdcral aud State Courts comes
up in tho United Statos District court In thib
city, noxt Saturday. Tho facts are thoso: Tho
vt. Clair County Turnpike Company erected q
toll-gato on their toad, Mt q point which after
wards came within tic Incorporated limits Of
Eaat 81. Louin, aud the ronl became ono Of tho
ntreots Of that city: noccntly tho toll house and
gato woro burned down, and, whom tho Company
attempted to robuild, tho city authorities BY
force prevented them from 80 doing. h non
roaidont Btockholder Of tho Company, III order
to give tho Unitel Statcs Court Jurisdiction,
prayed for an injunction, on tho ground thas
tho co,upAny wero doing nothing to protect Ills
rights.
Judge Treat iEsued an injunction restraining
tho nuthoriticu OF East st. Louis from INTERIOR
Ing with them, either In tho rebuilding or COL
lccting toll. 4 citizen OF st. Louis, ly-
ing outside OF THO city, goes before
Judge Singleton. Of the State Court, and,
upon statement, obtains MI Injunction roatrain-
ing tho company from the collection Of tolls !;
and now Judge Treat las issuel his mandate
requiring all the parties to appear hcre no1t
Saturday, to uhow causo why they should not
stand committed for contempt. The case is re-
gardod by lawyers Ea n very interesting one, in
yolying nico points OF Jurisdiction.
, 1873-11-26

y sA's c 'f's .'s. ffaeS1 ~ II ssss nj: e.
i''a srss f. e T|o moesn Ins"ax :e a s"s s 1py y
1Ginuia law IL !lf ,:tslros.:s ar" nbi!n lla3vsyrt
CREATED y n soys"1n lnrsr e la o'ac nna at
Directors, u GsHlrct, cunp mil oi,Sras 'ls rAn,s.y
lon% In a.,cs Dr.etors s:. rr,nd tru, To ,o trin;
pl: co. nss s sat !. M ill., r I u III 'r "e conrtis.
3 1yoon IT. sa, # ir'no NY sst'y ssu :y % vq'e
co,.ve.!r.l into the e4,,sl rtoc: af rra4d con.
rsly nyain.: ~ Will, 6n l'3 iu.e yote, r. :od l,a
81 raroa eS@isy ] a, aSpStss t liz us tsvsry Il ie
er'ralio ia tss1t fund in tho hases Of Tho noafd
r,o .o%nul':pa .l'st layo l'scoo pnrtes to s pro-
rs;y h on tao contrary thoy Sessne e s ia
Sonls. doii.r M iar "G dollar "s ssua :. 10 rosso.
!. e., .,ewn by t5Is Htsof WY @ tne J., csI,al ,,!,s
Il tho cont Of constructing aui oquippjna t,a road I'D
not coas to oxrced o3n mud tl!o roa M Lag 1aah
rnng. oxeRS; ;y M G1 h ,tsest ,ta on sa I @ se nd ~
lua1 Of 81 o0u 0 upo, thu road which oglit 10 aiNl
would lIaye constructed md equipped thu road. ta
fact a. tso ov1oneo in th'a rccof at iio icn,,sy-
yana Conaty could onor1o the road, pay interest IN
saeoo os9 tirut:morlgsge lonis md tho current o. cs.
$00o 600 incoso bontin ,ntonul 10 10 isacd IN lea
n tho 81 vee. .oou seson-nortgago bonds now III tho
# II IL true int tho etoca Of this catlroa company
ought to DO wort, tloar FOR dollaz, .rc la, to iii
property tlut the utock should beco1no substantially
worthless nnd incnbcrcd with ~ 600 900 Of debt, Tho
Cotnauya books do not thow Tic cost Ut construction
and equipment, o tllc defendatlta deny tho proof
Of coInpAinnllts as 10 tho coat.
Another thing which Ia apparent from tho rroofa ~.
TINT tho Doar Of Dlrcctord controlled by tho Nor
nan Improvement Company.
Thc Court then proccela TO discnss Other points Of
law III tho c:3o anil to cite authorities which lead to
tic conclusion that tho relief pruyed for In Tits
should ba grantotl, conclulinU ~ follows:
"Tsu Court IL of optnlon lLat, under tao circurn-
stances Of thta cnsc It Ia proper to appoint Receiver
10 taho charge IT md manuga tho suld railroaa until
1t can DO azcertaied who Its Legitimate HtocIhodcrs
nrc, 10 whom tic cl1Eoay and management Of said
railroad should bc committed"
, 1873-11-26
Madison and Iseozia-Sts

DRESss; GOODS
o. tho cent. tshls. gsesess bargain cur offasca
ssHsaf a4,ss1 s:''1ts 1,!;;, .:s ! Il, 1; e.; s.:: ,a
I,:as:i W s:aas, 10 cts. y.rt', usr.hsj.
$!: f;;; 80 Ga4.;:v: u; :;: s,s yard.
hin1Ts T,i ~ ,s,'!i; a1!ni,"; + If, r. sash: n,.,.
ss;I; #, S S;: @ { H. =
E'L-A.NNEL5
sI %;'s T:i; $ sa4 !, ~. -,
as sa t ~ sstias TGno. 10 ots for
Mao G'!;,geo doublawash shir;ius FIanass, IS et.
Ssat 81 Ggsis ysissia. ns1iaeSl' Il S,sss: 4 It: yard
wooLGNS-
IInea Of Cass!nor.s fr ioy.' c5. s5. C. s eta
isrso lotot noavy dark Scotch Gssslnusas Il Si.m
IT !loss$ ~ glss* Waterproof. at ii aud es cts,
uroat barsaias ii Dacs eayo.e al othor cloallnz,.
CoEE;ETS-
S ksssr VIA Y s't S<ss;a ' ssp at '
s;s ss
aa ss asa: @ G M l' a" "u''
}l;*Ss!!s l;*SSs!ss S s:s s;sss Sa;s;s {: &: SS |SS
Ho5IEEe e UNDER YEAR.
hrds.' 1,I: % %Elsses.Itnod I UH,s IS etz lat 1flSc
lihll7Q AfrllH hnG, NMili NH C1l7rGu,
Nexular. hnda Whit, ltnt:oM Eusa ii uts, barcaln
n3aets s.Ego sngg n IA % tts9 s; ci pa'S M
1ch qualities of LaG1ps' aud Uailren's Fanny Woo.
Hosiery, nloar.
IAcs' h.rtno Volts md Drawos, gonl artlcla CSC.
lIea'a colof.d a:sfnn Hhi !uri Drawers, ~ tts
IarXn assortment Of HEpt Underwear, roTy clluip,
Chi!lfun's Knit l.os5ns = ere. pair.
GLovBE-
sMD pars eonutMo pa.ls Kid t;.s1ea, o1,a to any IL
af :@s :s + L Iii s S|57s, i sS:; @ s' Ill.,
laE Ep pI!sn T. y. .aTi1 ;-s % %nSloEs unl2,
Good l-button 1td 0loyos Uooscd und blau 81 cents
pair.
Assorted lot Ladios ami Chlldron'a Winter Go.os. u
cts. pair.
IT PAYS 70 TRADE OH TEE WEST SIDE.
Cor. Madison Is PoOrin-sts.
, 1873-11-26
POLITICAL,

Tho Now United Stn+ca senator from
Ms&ilDaa--nawsuupor Condemnation.
OF Cor. Oshoru'a ps,oica-~A 4s1co Lit
tic ScroEle tur Dividing tho official
Epoais.
IEAvISwonrH Kan., Nov. 25.--1Taoro arc
fourtoau tn;ly newspapers in Kausas, thirteen of
which have squatoly ropuliatcd the eetion Of
Gov. Osborn IN nominating Robert C1ozior to
the United States Geuato. The only paper that
dofeuda tho action Of the Governor il ths CONF
Henry ling. Public aontimont almopt
unanimously condemns tho appointment
a., Caldwell victory. seuator In
Enllu lett for Washington this aftor-
noon. II. W. Gillett, ut nl.oso suggestion
tho Governor appointed Cro:o., went with him,
1t Is untlorstood that Cruxier is not ca1didata
for re-eloction but that contracting powctG agrco
to make him United States District Julgs iu
Delabay'H p!aco, Gillett, Caldwell, Smith l. Co.
agroolng to aid OabUru In Aiu election to tho
United Statos Senate. Crozier, 1t ia understood,
goes to Washington with Judge Dulal,ay'H
resignation in his poolset, to DO uAcd In Gaze it
will do him any good. It is goucrally beloved
thak Bcnator ingalls, lud uolling to
do with tho appointment OF Orozicr. and TINT 10,
with tho balanoa OF tho delegation. will not aid
IN carrying out the asroomont which is 30 dis
honorable to tho State aud nation. Tho meal-
County did not ask, aud did nj. know tint tho
Governor inteIdcd TO appoint Ctozior. There IN
general disgust su,ong all clsaAea Of cltzena ut
tho appointment except with tho Immediate per-
sonaltlioada Of Caldwell. Tho five daily pn,tors
In Lcayonworth, Tho homo Of Gov. Osb3rl. aul
Robert Crozicr, agseo III dcnouncius tho aptoiut-
mett es u1Yise.
, 1873-11-26

Special UxpatcA 10 1Td C.!tsaau I.thune.
PE1I.ADELrAlA,sP sPa.. Nov 15.--Ilo City Oon-
troller's Btaso,ne,. for 1874 ahows est,mateI ox-
penSos Of &l2.d78. .754.lA. III lnoyeaae o et07.-
, 1873-11-26

-Four Mon Injured IY q OyIiutter K:.-~
NI0slun-
b. LOUIS, No., Eoy. 23.-Tho head OF ono
cylinder Of IN engine in tho Cotton Comprosa.
, 1873-11-26
SAGINAW LUMBER.

Report OF tho Euspector-e:cnernl Of
IatlsnbGr for tho Saginaw District
An Increnuo over Lust Your In the
Amount inspected OF 750,0O0 Eset.
Special Dfspa:ch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
EAST SAa1xAw, alich.. Nov. 25.-Fsom fguses
obtained from tho oltico ot tho lnspector-0ou-
elal OF Lumber for tho Saginaw DiGtrict, aud
which viii bo embraced In his annual report, tho
following, showing the total amount Of lumber
inspected uater tue law iu this diatriot during
tho past seasuu, Ia giyon:
Feet.
UpEers, .... 2l,157,033
Common l43, ,1vh O::,
Culls. 2s,JG0Ga9
Measured {stra!ght3 t3................... 17,7uBlG2
Tota,, us III o;3
Tls II MI incroaso Of but 750, 5o5 feat oyor last
year. The amount inspected under the law 10
leea tAau halt Of tho amount shipped from tho
river by water.
, 1873-11-26

Sptc1uE UapolcA to 7hs CA{ea9o TF16NMs.
MoGaEaoa, Iowa, Nov. 25.-Jonu WAlter, nd
ministratqr Of the estate of Henry 4. Nionau,
on the Chicago, Dubuque & Minnesota Railroad
last fall obtained verdict Of 50, 600 against the
ruad to-day, In the Circuit Court Of Howard
County, whore 1t waa talon On Q change Of
venuo
, 1873-11-26

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. pa N eotiug Of tho
stockholders Of tile Louisvillo. Nov Albany Il
ST. LoulB Air-1.ino Road was hold To-day in
Now Albany, to tako measures to provont
the. banl;rnptcy Of tho road. Reports woro
read showing that tho Company's assets
arc nboyo tho liabilities about 82,00o,-
GOO ut tho present time. THO amount re-
quircd 10 complete tho road is 81, ,591 ,321, with
first mortgage bonds 1nd uncollcosed 6ubscrip-
tons to moot it, amounting to about $1,000 o0o
is threatened with bankruptcy, Is only $lsl, ,516.
After discussing tho situation, q committee was
appointed to call Oh tho creditors md aeouro al
extension Of time from creditors, chiefly banks.
, 1873-11-26
Tho Aati-g1clloEE Convention ut Row
t}rlca.n1 appoint IL nDOnass,ittns t., Lay
'EAeAr dsrioYk2MceE kecG0ro COaXreMu.

New 0nLEAAa, Nor. 25.-Tl,o Peoples Co,,-
vcntion to-aay ado,,ted I'll sltsrssn and sclina Of
rosolutiolA aud nljon-nol hubjoct to tho call OF
tlIo President. Tho Baso!ou vas harmonious.
Tho folLowin:; waS ,.lopte1:
i;fJ,,aei, Il!rt oar 1vlnw-rist;cns, Judge John H.
Can,:.hn, the iou lnas1 Hunt, lsosest ,Marr, o-
1aiu lltlt,, n:tu William Is. Hreuear In aEIolt:ru
conlitec III lac rait ef tso l.ops OF LsstHs 10 re-
puir to Washington uni preeeut lAelr ncllur.l iar re-
hef from tue koloyg uaurpaton at! TITO rc,tosa:to
Etats Of Tho American uni3l, guaranteed by thu
Constitution OF the Uaitc:t G!atsa.
6pucchoa woyo made by Gov. MoEnory, and
oi1artI.
, 1873-11-26
MnfniraE tho FAX in n1xtsciItinc County,
1s., iii Aid Of tho SVcstcrn EEnil-
rnHa.

Sp<ctal Disrdtch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
DAVENPORT, H., Nov. 25.-On Saturday last
the Trustoes Of Bloomington Township, Alusca-
tine County, allowed tho 1Iuscatiuo Wostorn
Railroad Company 910 600 moro, on the sworn
stntoment Of tue Enginocr regarding additional
makes $190,0Oo in all paid in hiuscatino County
out OF tho = per cent tax to the Company. It 10
stated that tho Construction Company propogo
to purchase oil tho property III hIuscatino
County, 10 DO uoll for tie delinquent por cont
tux on tho tlrat Monday in December.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

STANDARDIZATION to the
trade. Having a large selec-
ton Of handsome white goods
very cheap, Batiste de valen.
ciennis,. plain striped and fig
ured styles /; SWISS, plain
striped and figured ; Victoria
lawns, plain striped and fig.
ured Marseilles in great vari.
cites and patterns +; Nansooks
patterns linen lawns, white
and figured Percales in hand.
some figures and designs; EN-.
broidereis in large assert.
ments white trimmings in
large assortments linen suit.
ings in all shades ; linen dam.
asks, handsome patterns !;
have in store a very complete,
large and seasonable assert.
mcnt of dry goods very cheap.
c. HANNY.
P.S. Please call, no trou.
bic to show goods. 62S If
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-28
CELEBRATION AT HOME.
THE DELTA CITY FIRE COMPANY
IN THE LEADl

The DoltA City Fire company ars per.
{ sting arrangements for . fitting oslsbra.
,ion of the approaching national anniver.
sary, here, in the city.
at MAYS PARK
Will be supplied with vAst awnings and
srbors, sufficient to shield 1t least tive
thousand people from the heat and sun.
shine.
Seats will DO provided, refrsshment
stands erected, and ample provision made
{ the hundreds who may desire 10 join
ne dance.
The Declaration Of Independence will
BE- read, and two or more short and sp-
proprists addresses delivered.
Swings will DO erected and various
means Of amusement to Be provided for
the little onss.
At night the park will DO illuminated
by one hundred torches and lanterns, and
the smussmsna and exercises Of the day
will be prolonged, under the protection OF
p 'oper committees. No charge for sd'
mi..ancs 70 the ground, and avery body Is
cordially invited TO attend. The invits
ton IL, como one, come oil, without money
aud without price
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-28

truth has long been familiar 10 our mind
with other truths OF like character, and
We have consequently boon sure that we
would BE- found out by soms person, our
merits sxtolled and our worth generally
Acknowledge. Tho time has arrived for
our sshsltstion. We have been found,
and who but Logon Sleeper has found us
A person - worthy o. We, could not,
u stood 70 reason, DO found
By any less worthy person than our friend
Sleeper. The latent humor Of our cbarsc-
Ter he's thrown its softsniug light upon
the good old man. and he seeks 10 rush to
our arms, - may be seem from his com.
munication In another column. That 10
TO cay, he sseks TO rush into Shores en-.
brace which 10 the Same thing. We are
happy, aud when We have succeeded In
folding Shores and Sleeper into loving
embrace, and rocking them 70 sleep.
Notwithstanding them to sleep, Imagine
the spectaclel) we shall pass in our
cheeks in the pleasure, and, becoming an
eternal sleeper, pass over to the shiuing
shores, and, with golden slippers on our
isst, and silver sirdls round our waist
sad . harp within our hand-ah I'VE
shall live delightsdly 10 the enjoyment Of
forgetfulness that on earth we were
ever made miserable by the
d faculties Of our colorsd Baptist saints
the explanations Of . circuit clerk-h
psstiferous moannoss Of the city council
tho stupidity Of the 'Sun'---the nosing hab
its Of tho smsllrrs Of the police-ths sbus'
Of old-time Democrats insolsnce ol
moIopolies-,he jecrs and SCOTS which pa
,ient merit must Of the unworthy take
the price Of grocsrics--And,c hiefest Of all
tho dreadful stubbornnsss and cutting
down propensity OF the county court O
Alexander county. To get rid Of II vii
compensate US for dying and lesvo . bal
sncs to tho credit of the diseAse which viii
I'D US in shutting OF this mortal coil.