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Tho ltoy. DR.. Tiffany IL quoted for Tho state-
nlot thai prcslun. 0lelt lias entirely dispensed
will. l.Ino. IN tllo Willie IIouss, and that It ii nj
noat entirely abolished from most fashionablc
parlicn xiyou III Washington.
, 1873-12-06
MARRIAGE.

.ALLEI-AILEN-tn Bteolvfita. Ill.,. IN Thutsd.7,
Dee. l. Fred Il. Aus, Vt U1liosliio. ILL., nnd hiary t.,
allen. "
, 1873-12-06

MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS.
5psefat D!spatci IL rhe Ghtsa:1 ltibHnc. ,
O5nNos1, Wis, Dcc. 5.-hlcrcury Mt s deg.
above zoro. with strong ncrtl,west wind blow
inr
, 1873-12-06

On Sunday ovoui,,g, Koy. 18, q. the Athenmuu,
Assembly Rooms. III Uirminghau, England,
, 1873-12-06

pngvooRr HOUSE, Nov. 20, 1879.
MI DEAR sln: I am sorry tllat my letter has
miacarried but hope tint you will continue
your cxertiona for tho protection Of tho Italian
children. Meanwhile, 7 should be glad to tlo
something for them. Can you induce tho INV
yers in tho case to draw . bill providing psotec-
tion for them7 They will appreciate at once tho
o1igoucy. Faithfully yours,
CHARLES SUMNER.
To CELso CRsAn MORENO New York
, 1873-12-06
4sttt0n. iar.I rhY| Nini, tiatn Heather.

ULNEHAL Ul!HENFITlt}SN,
CntCAGn, Uac, G--1 \. m,
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THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN FRIDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1879.

back. Some Of them offered all tho mon.
ey they had for the privilege. Such a
thing has never occurred before, and the
officers have taken as msny a. possible
though they have able to employ only a
very few Of the numerous applicants. 80
many men are out Of employment that
newly arrived emigrants have been una
bleto procure aid The panic will prob
ably thus prove serious bar to emigra-
ton.
Some officers at the Brookly navy yard
profess ignorance in regard to tho receipt
of orders from Washington, but at the
| same time every man that could DO OBJ
TONED was set to work on the war vessels
Bonho lton, Kansas and Juniatta. Tho
Kansas received a supply of store this Of.
ternoon and 1t thought that she will eail
tonight, The Juniatta will be ready to
sail Tomorrow night.
The executive officer of the Brooklyn
navy yard, in an interview said that an
order had been received from Washington
about fitting out vessels, but that no was
not at liberty to mako it public. lie
thought that there WIS q pros
pect OF war with Spain, and that the gov
eminent would undoubtedly proceed by
taking Cuba. The Spanish frigate Crap
lies which has been undergoing repairs at
the navy yard for the last two months. has
had her plates removed, and could not
possibly DO got out in trim for service In
less than two weeks
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TRhEGRAPHI6,
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin
WASHINGTON.

WAsuISoToN, November l5.-Arrang.
ments are in progress Tor holding pub
lie meeting in this city to give expression
to the popular sentiment in regard to the
late events in Cuba.
District Attorney Fisher in his repor.
as to the burning Of
THE STEAMER wAwAssETT
last summer, says there WAS not sufficient
evidence of misconduct or inattention to
duty to convict any of the officers or em-
ploycs Of the crimo Of manslaughter.
| Tue NEWS rEoN SSnN
...O,,vu yoe.s. Gay was SO startling IN its
character, not only from the atrocitv OF
the act reported, but from the fact that
| the Cuban authorities were ordered BY
| the Madrid government to stay further
executions, that it created at first, in off,
cial circles, doubts rs to its truth but
these have been verified, and while
credit OF good faith is given to the Madrid
government, emphatic condemnation of
the Cuban authorities for thier swift VEN
geance and disregard of the commands Of
their own government, is everywhere ex-
pressed. The secretary of state yester-
day, on receipt ofthe dispatch announc-
ing the Wholesale execution 1t Santiago
| dc Cuba, telegraphed TO Consul General
Hallot 1T Havana, to instruct the vice
consul at that point to inquire into the
matter, and earnestly protect against the
haste of the trial in the face of
orders of the Spanish government. for
| delay until full examination could be
made into the facts attending the capture
of the Virginius. Hell replied that the
vice consul had already loudly protested
against the proceeding, but that his &C.
tions were seriously OF structed by Spanish
officials. All avenues of communication
being closed against him, the telegraph
line between Santiago and Havana being
interrupted, he was unable to telegraph o
Kingston to make inquiry relative to the
Virginius, and there was nothing left to
him but the slow process of mails, and
this mode OF communication was Of no ad =
vantage under the circumstances. Imme-
diately opon receipt Of Consul Gen. Halls
dispatch, Secretary Fish instructed Min
lister Sickles TO enter with Spanish gov
| ernmen strong protest againt the pro-
| ceeding ut Santiago, chsractering them as
an outrage upon civilization aud humanity
and nm insult to American government
Gen. Sickles has replied that he has had
nm interview with the minister for foreign
affairs and in accordance with his in
.tructions and further states that the Span
'sh government is duly impressed with a
| sense Of its responsibility, and had prom.
sed to act in such manner a. would show
its disapprobation of the proceeding Al
| Santiago and at the same time its friend.
| ship for this government.
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SATURDAY MORNING 8 O'CLOCK, OCTOBER
26, 1878.
Court met pursuant to adjournment
Present--Same officers as on yesterday.
In the application of Calvin
G Brown for license to sell
venious or spirituous liquors in less
quantities than one gallon, the bonds arc
not approved, and IL is ordered that when
ever ho files proper bonds with the same
securities ne are in the bonds presented.
he DO permitted to carry on said vocation
during vacation, subject to approval or
rejection Of said bonds at December term,
1873.
II is ordered that tho financial state.
rnent OF this county prepared by the
county clerk 10 hereby approved, and or
dered recorded and IL is further ordered
that the clerk prepare said statement
properly, and that no order two hundred
extra copies thereof, printed and published
for distribution.
II is ordered that the clerk Of the coun-
ty court extend all proper back taxes in
the the tax books for the current year,
which remain due and unpaid.
1t is hereby ordered that the county
clerks salary DO, and is hereby fixed for
the term Of four years, from December
next at fifteen hundred dollars per an
mum, and for an assistant clerk, the sum
OF twelve hundred dollars per snnum, to
be paid out Of the fees as fixed by law ;
No salary shall be allowed except each
assistant is actually employed and in at.
tendance during each term Of Office.
IL is ordered that an order he drawn upon
the ire surer in favor Of Alexander ii.
Irwin for expenses incurred in tho execu-
ton OF William Campbell for the tho sum
Of 1914, 10.
1T is ordered that tho following named
officers of tho court be allowed the re-
spective amounts set opposite their names
TOR services rendered per diem in attend
ance Mt this term of court, and that orders
be drawn on the county treasurer accord
ingly, viz:
Marchildon, attendance at asso.
clAto justice. .................., IL 30
james McCrite, attendance as
associate justice ................ IL 90
q Lynch, attend dance as county
CIerR.."'''.. .....'... ...... ......... ~ w
1t 10 ordered that an order DO drawn
upon the county treasurer for twenty dol
lars in favor OF r. Fitzgerald to defray u
part of the expense in digging an build
ing privy vault, and that he report how
and in what manner the same has been
expended, to the next term Of the county
commissioners court.
Thereupon tho court adjourned until
court in course.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November l3--Judpment
by default WAS rendered by Judge Hawk.
ins in over 900 tax suits.
shaushauson was sentenced TO 10 years
in the penitentisry the case WAS appealed
TO the supreme court.
KULL JURY.
The 18th Juror in the Tweed case wa,
sworn in this afternoon and the case was
opened by Mr.. Peckhsm for the prosecu.
ton.
FIVE HUNDRED LADoRERs
were set to work to-day by the Brooklyn
board of city works.
ANOTHER DKFALCATIoN.
A rumor was circulated in Wall street
this afternoon that deficiency to the
amount Of 5000, 900 has been discovered
IN the accounts of an officer of come
western railroad, and that one-third Of the
deficiency was to-day made good by the
defaulterer.
WARRANTS
have been Issued for the arrest Of tho con-
tractors Of the Fourth avenue improve.
ments and the owners of the boiler that
exploded causing such loss of life on
last Tuesday afternoon.
CUBAN sYMPATHIzERs.
A meeting Of influential Americans,
who sympathize with the cause Of Cuban
Independence, was held ut the Astor house
this afternoon. A committo was sp-
pointed to arrange for a grand mass meet
ing to be held at an early day,
GOING BACK.
The officers of the German steamer,
King Wilhelm which sailed to-
day received . large number OF
applications from emigrants who had
came out by them, to work their passage
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N''S'''i cCi' =. -. n
PITTsBURG, November l3.-River six
feet ten inches and rising slowly.
NASHVILLE, November l3.-River still
falling, feet inches on the shoals
Clear and pleasant weather.
CINCINNATI, November l3.--River 10
feet inches and rising. Arrived; Andes,
Departed; X Skilleger, Pittsburg.
NEW ORLEANS, November l3-Arrived
Howard, susie Gilbert, st Louis. Depart.
ed; ii s Turner, Henry Probasco, Gin.
cinnati; Mollie Moore, st Louis. Clear
and cool.
MEMPHIS, November l3-Clear and
cool. River came to stand last night
now declining. Arrived: Allegheny Belle,
Pittsburg. Departed: w Strsder,
Maude, New Orleans City of Chester, st
Louie.
EVANSVILLE, November l3.-Cloudy
and cold. Mercury u to 81. River fall
ing; g. feet to Louisville and to Cairo.
Port list: Up--Geo Roberts, Fayetts
and Arkansas Belle. Down-Msry
Ament, Evansville and Morning Star.
Business dull.
ST. Louis, November l3.-Arrived.
Grafton, Cairo, Gen. Anderson, Mound
City Kinney, Vicksburg, Maggy Illi-
nois river; Belle Of Memphis, Memphis;
Clinton, Keokuk. Glencoe, New Orleans ;
Savage, Pittsburg. Departed wager
and City of Quincy, New Orleans; Maggie
Illinois river Capitol City, Vicksburg /;
Clinton Keokuk; Lady Lee, Red river.
River falling. Clear and warm weather.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, November - Several
days since young man named Harrison
passed some $50 Lotes on firms in this
city. The detectives traced him to Lex
ington. arrested and brought him here
when he directed the officers to the resi-
dence Of one Stout, on the outskirts Of the
city, from whom he received tho money
Stout was arrested yesterday, and l43 $5(
notes and 1873 afty cent pieces, all counter.
felt, were found on his person. The par
ties will be examined tomorrow before
United states commission. The officer
thinks that Stout has been some time II
the business. lie came here from Lexing
ton, Missouri, some time since. The
counterfeits are splendidly executed.
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MARKET REPORT.

CHICAGO, November l3,-Four f,m
and unchanged wheat in active demand
and higher; No lspring 81 O6 regular
81 05 northwestern No 295a@97ac; clos
ing 97tc cash or December; No 8 s0@9Otc
Corn in active demand and higher; No 2
mixed 36sc bid cash; 37ic December
Oats quiet and unchanged,
CINcISNATI, November i3-Cotton
firmcr l3tc -four QUIET So zoos so;
wheat firmer 81 25(9l II; corn steady As;
rye quiet; oats quiet 4oc; barley duh and
unchanged; groceries steady; oils I'M
changed; eggs steady; butter and cheese
firm; pork QUOT Sl2 So lard dull &c.
ST, LOUIS, November l3.-Flour weak
and unsettled; wheat, spring in good de-
Rand; fall firm and held higher; corn,
mixed in limited supply and largely ad-
vanced; mixed 39@4oc; oats scarce, active
and higher; No mixed 35@3Gc,
New ORLEANS, Noqember lS--Corn
dull; rcd zoe; white 73@74c; oats 50; SUI
gar dull and declining fully fair "A; prime
7}@st. Molasses dull and lower 42A@-
Soc.
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MONDAY MORNING, 8 CLOCK, SEPTEMBER
o, 1873.
Court met pursuant TO adjournment
Present-Same officers rs before.
William Martin, county treasurer, sub
mits hIs quarterly report, which 10 by the
court approved, and il is ordered by the
court that the jury certificates and county
riders therein described DO destroyed, n
also the coupons of the railroad bondr,
which WAS accordnly done in open court.
Upon application and petition filed, it
is ordered by the court that, the place of
voting in Lakewood precinc. be changed
from its present location TO the house Of
Samuel Briley in said precinct.
1t is ordered by the court that the
county clerk make full and complete es-
innate Of the amount of road taxes due
each road district after deducting the com
missions and Attachments and furnish the
county treasurer with copy of same /;
also, that he furnish all the road super
yisnrs with q statement OF the amount of
road tax due their respective districts /;
and the county treasurer il hereby re-
questsd and directed to pay of the several
amounts out Of the road funds and take
the receipt Of each road supervisor for the
amounts md make q complete report Of
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FROM CHICAGO.
THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT,

CHICAGO, November 13.-ln tho bill
lard tournament this evening, the first
game was between Joseph Dion and Geo
Slosson, and WAS won by Dion in the s2d
inning, the score standing Dion 400 and
Slosson 1876 The largest runs were Dion
81, 80, SO, and Slosson 80, u. Winners
average Al 2-S2. The second game be.
tween Maurice Daily and Bessenger, wal
won by Daily in the 10Th inning. Score
400 to 800 largest runs were Daily 60, 90
and Bessenger "a, 33, As; winners aver
age 80 $40. Both the games were very
slow and devoid of interest.
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SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER u, 1873,
FIFTH DAY.

SATURDAY MORNING, sEfItMbfhV ", 1910,
FIFTH DAY.
Court met pursuant TO adjournment.
present-Same officers as on yesterday.
1t is considered and ordered by the
court that the following nam persons
be appointed judges OF elections for the
for the ensuing year, and that they be
notified accordingly, viz:
w Milford, George w Erwin, j b Har-
gis for Unity precinct
Mark Provo, p f Richardson, Richard
Paine for Hazlewood precinct.
Al Bunch, Jas l. Sanders, VIM l.
Parker Tor Clcarcreck precinct.
Uriah McCullun. Jas Brown, Thos A
Blown for Thebes precinct.
Andrew Narr, Green Massey, John
Bankston for Sante Fe precinct.
Orsamus Greeley, Jesse Jackson, Thos
Marian for Goose Island precinct.
Victor Trusell, A w Simons, John
Berry for Dogtoolh precinct.
Charles Nellis, NJ Harrell, J II Met.
calf for North Cairo precinct.
Thos Wilson, Geo w Mcksig, Geo L
| Williamson for South Cairo precinct.
1t 10 considered and ordered ~ the
court that the two bonds of John w Whit,
and Frank Wales to keep II grocery IN tn,
| town ut Unity for ona wear form the CT
proved and that license issue accordingly
1t is considered and ordered by th
court the report Of the road commissioner
in township II, south in range 2 west b
and the same is hereby approved.
1t is ordered by the court thYs the re-
port Of the road com missioners in town
ship lG south, in rauge west Of the Bird
y. IN. be approved.
1t is ordered by the court tina: the 70.
port Of the road commissioners of town,
chip l6 s.r. west DO approved.
1t is ordered by the court that DR.
Brigham and Professor Alvord be, and
they are hereby appointed rs examining
board Of teachers Of public schools OF this
county.
1t is ordered by the cour. that the fol.
owing named persons DO allowed th,
sums set opposlts their respective nsme'
ne per bills filed, and that orders be drawn
On the county treasury accordingly, viz
I,..,,h Wil.,u FIJI IN In
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LONDON.

LONDON, November 10. 1t, is rumored
that William George Harco,t member Of
parliament for Oxford city, is to be APP
pointed solicitor general.
Tho steamship Celtic, from Liverpool
for New York to-day, carried out $4,000
in bullion.
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FRIDAY MORNING 8 O'CLOCK, ocroRER
"a, A. D., 1873.

"a, A. D., 1878.
Court met pursuant to adjournment.
Present--Samc officers M on yesterday.
In accordance with an act Of the general
assembly Of the state Of Illinois, approved
March 27th, 1873, and in force on the LIST
day Of July 1873.
1t is ordered that tho salary Of the
county judge of Alexander county be and
is hereby fixed at the sum of one thousand
dollars per annum from the first day of
Der, A. d., 1873, and payable out
Of the county treasury quarterly.
Wbereupon court adjourned until TO-
morrow.
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is ordered by the court that the bill
of Alex. IL. Irwin, sheriff, for attending
circuit court amounting to the sum OF
SAL, be not allowed.
Thersupon the court adjourned until y
o'clock am, tomorrow.
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RIVER.
Above Changes.

Rise and Fall Of the RIVERS
For - hours ending 3p.m., Nov. 10, 1873
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'surface OF water below bench marx.
EDWIN GALAND,
Observer Sig. Ser. L. ;.
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SPECIAL OCTOBER TERM A. d, 1873.
Prescnt-Hon. + Bross, judge; james
+. McCrite and Severe Marchildon, asso-
ciates, Jacob &. Lynch, clerk and Alex.
A. Irwin, sheriff.
1t is ordered that the following named
persons be allowed the Gums set opposite
their respective names and that orders
upon the county treasurer be drawn there
Tor, VIZ;
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NJ ~ASSssso ohe SoNo'S SAa'Sh hNoht SssS
cistes.
Jacob @. Lynch, clerk.
Alex. Ii. Irwin, sheriff.
concluded from yesterdays issue
yRIpAY MORNING 9 O'CLOCK, SEPTEMBER
9TH 1873.
Court met pursuant to adjournment.
Present Same officers of court.
IL 10 considered and ordered by the
court that the following inquests be sever
ally approved, VIE:
Ga body Of unknown colored man by
.lohn IA Gossman, coroner, July 3, 1873.
GA bouy of unknown man, by JOnn II.
Gossman, coroner, July 3, 1873.
On ody of unknown man, by John II.
GossmAn, coroner, July 2d 1873.
On body OF unknown colored man, by
John II. Gossman, coroner, July 8, 1873.
TN body Of Donis Breese by j. b. 5.
Hargis,.J. p, Unity precinct, August l.,
1873
The report of DR.. VIM. Wood on the
condition Of the paupers in st. Mary .
Infrmary be approved, and the report
also of j. ". keniro, NJ. d, on the con-
di.ion Of the paupers at the poor iarm be
approved.
1t 10 considered and ordered by the
court that the following named persons be
allowed the sums set opposite their re-
spective names for services, etc, as per
bills filed, and that orders be drawn on
the county treasury accordingly, to-wit:
,scoh &, Lynch faes in criminal
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COUNTY COURT.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE ALEXAN'
DER COUNTY COURT,
sEPTEMBrR TERM A. D. 1873.

Present-Hon. F. Bross, judge; James
z. McCrite and Severe March ildon, ssso.
cistss.
Jacob @. Lynch, clerk.
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1t lie ordered that for the purpose OF
keeping roads and bridges in proper re-
pairs, this court hereby directs that IL be
done part by tax and part by labor, and
therefore do hereby levy road tax of
twenty cents on each one hundred dollars
valuation of real and persona al property OF
this county liable to taxation, and the
county clerk is hereby authorized and re-
Qucs,ed to extend said tax accordingly
and issue all necessary papers to the pro-
per officers rs directed by law.
1t 10 ordered that the following amount
Of taxes be and they are hereby levied
upon all real and personal property with.
in the county of Alexander, for tho year
1873, and that the clerk extend the same
on the valuation as the law directs after
finding Il Q proper percent.
For general county and pauper
purposes the sum of ........ $40 600 on
Cairo & st. Louis and Cairo IL
Vincennes railroad 900 90
letnl....,. .'''s..ss ss'.s. 's'''s'''fo,OVo w
And whereas the board Of equalization
-. -, ~ Ill , ~.
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bis doipgs in the premises to the next
special term of this court.
IL 10 ordered that the following named
persons be allowed the several sums set
opposite their respective names, and or
ders drawn on the county treasurer, viz.
Thomas Porter, for damage to his
crop by making road through
his premises, in consequence Of
the wash and caving in OF the
Mississippi bank. -. ........ $3.50 90
+ Bross, quarters salary ~
county ge"..................... $50 90
Cairo Bulletin Co,printing blanks
e,c............. ..... ..'.....".. lG 90
+ Bross, for desk for use of
unty.."............... ..,.....". 10 w
John era &, for services as high
way commissioner. 10 90
G n Hughes, insurance premium
on court house ............-..." 100 90
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IVtHT..ss'' .''s''s's 's'''' '''''''''7O,VVV "
And whereas the board Of equalization
of this state has not given the result of the
valuation Of real and personal property,
and this court being unable to fix the
proper percentage, it is therefore ordered
that the clerk of this court find the
proper per cent. according to the fixed
valuation and extend the taxes accord.
ingly.
Whereupon court adjourned until 8
o'clock am. tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-08

!" couple Of Illinois local candidates
an csbly settled tie vote by tossing up FOR inc
office in question.
RIA company is organi zing at New Haven 20
reconvert WORKOUT mOusseliae de laine dresses
il Ia wOollen fibre.
- A toy balloon, sent up in New York city
few days ago, made tire joarrey 10 Bridegroom
sixty riles away, IN .s'e more ,Ban 40 hours.
I" barrel oil the finest old Bourbon whisky
"msde i'm $780," says the Henderson News
as 60 represent Kentucky i'm the Vienna Ex-
hihitior."
rTCincinnati has been a long time about il.
but now IL thinks il has started a movement
that will result i'm the or ami alton OF a society
for the prevention OF cruelty 10 animals.
@A Vermont school tea her has struck the
thing at last. He makes unruly boys turn a
erindstone one thousand times while another
boy bears on with a stick OF wood.
The Pittsburg people commence Wed nos
day evening 70 wash up for Sunday, and then
sometimes don't get further up than the eyes
be ore the week H. cut.
~An Indiana farmer don't nav any toll On
the plank road. He shoots the ate keeper ard
Joys right along. They have tried him twice
but he gets clear, since one OF his aunts cousins
used TO act "fiighty like"
rFA collector in DAYTON, Ohio stabbed a de-
hDauent tenant four times, and even then fail
ed 10 obtain the money, amounting 20 ~, due
BIS employer, who IL q lady. The wounds in
Dict q are dangerous, and may prove fatal.
~The idea Of the formal procla nation At
an early day of conservative republic a the
permanent form OF government i'm France
absorbs tue public mind, everywhere in that
country.
81 Two juries in Georgia have convicted a
married preacher of seduction. and he has twlce
been sentenced to the penitentiary, but the
supreme court Of the state has granted him a
third trial
~The Philadelphia Press Is out in favor of
a new party in Pennsylvania TO protect the
people from the railroads, the rings, and the
political sharpers who are enriching themselves
at the expense of the people.
Miss NJ. +. Beedy, described as an " Amer
lean lady," moved the powerful resolution in a
woman's suffrage meeting lately held i'm Chelsey
Vestry hall, near Lordon, She urged the
proposition that in an ayowed representative
government working women and women who
hold property should be allowed q voice in legts.
lation.