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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-15
ANOTHER WHARTON CASE IN
BALTIMORE.
(Baitimore Correspondents Of Washington
CapitAl.)

Baltimore Correpondencs Of Washington
A singular story has been whispered
about In fashionable society In Baltimore
for some time past, which, II true, may
lead TO another " Wharton case" l have
been at some trouble TO ascertain the facts
In the case, whice seem 10 be about these
In the summer Of 1879, one Of the most
fascinating bellies At the White Sulphur
Springs was Miss X-well-Miss Borgla,
the daughter Of one Of Baltimore's proud
est families. Miss Borgia 10 - brilliant in
mind - she IL beautiful in person, but she
has . spirit which will brook no control.
A. graceful a. . serpent, she 10 also rs
deadly. At tho Springs she met Mr.. APP
pleton, . wealthy young planter of Ala
bams. Generous, dashing, handsome and
accomplished, he was equally popular
with ladies and gentlemen. Between Mr..
Appleton and Miss Borgia . mutual at.
tachment soon sprang up. He was her
daily and hourly companion In walks, 10
the drswing.room, on the piazza and on
the lawn. At the evening ball no was
her constant attendant. When Miss Bor-
gia returned to Baltimore ct the end Of the
season, Mr.. Appleton accompanied her.
Being . gentleman of fortune and leisure,
he took rooms at the Csrrollton, and de-.
termined TO pass the wiAter in the city.
He continued his visits TO Miss Borgis,
and soon began to be regarded almost a. .
member Of the family, although their en-.
gagement was not formally announced.
One evening he met there Miss Graham,
. cousin Of Miss Borgia, from Virginia.
Mamie Graham Vas one Of those sweet
and lovely girls that soon win their way to
the heart Of . truly refined gentleman.
She sang exquisitely, and Mr.. Appleton
was passionately fond Of music. Without
the dash AMI brilliancy Of her cousin she
possessed q beauty Of . rare and noble
type. Mr.. Appleton soon began 10 find
delight In her society which even the
splendid Miss Borgia had failed 10 inspire.
The latter had, indeed, fascinated him,
but Miss Graham charmed him.
Miss Borgia became jealous Of her fair
young cousin. She was not . woman to
let another triumph over her. To cut .
long story short one day Mr.. Appleton
was invited by Miss Borgia to partsks Of
some caromels, Of which he was exceed.
ingly fond. He partook largely Of H.,
and was soon after taken i'll. Miss Ora
ham only ate sparingly Of the caromsls,
and was slightly sicF. In q few days
she returned to her bono 10 Virginia.
Mr.. Appleton remained At the Carroilton,
receiving from time TO time presents OF
fruit and jsllies from Miss Borgia, OF
which, wenevsr he partook. II produced
the same effect - tho caromels. So the
matter rests at present.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-15

CoLrAx's little story about the one
thousand dollar gresnbac and the gener.
Gus, but alas, the dead Nesbitt, and ths
piano and step-iathsr Matthews, con
strains the St. Louis Democrat TO say
"that Mr., Colfax has redeemed his prom.
Use. He has shown, - clearly a. any
thing can b established BY human tssti
'mony, that tho charges afiestiVg his in.
'tegrity have no foundation in fact, and
he has succeeded in thoroughly dissipat.
ing the cloud Of suspicion which, for q
time, seemed 70 be setting upon his good
name" But how about that declaration
Of Collars that be did not receive twelve
hundred dollars, at the time alleged, from
any source, - be could not have added
that amount of money TO his income with.
out remembering III He now remembers
that he did recsivs one thousand dollars .,
the time, and no remembers who gave I,
to him also. Withdrawing Collar will
DO laborious process to his friends.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-15
THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN SATURDAY FEBRUARY H. 1875

necessary 70 keep the field against the In.
surrsction, and the Spanish treasury drain.
ed 70 supply the funds necessary 10 reduce
her revoltsd vassal. Spain has been I'M
able to subdus her most valuable colony,
and equally unable TO give up the contest.
Men have been voted TO recruit her deci-
mated army, but they are not forthcoming
Taxes have been imposed and loans au-
thorized, but the former are not or can
not be collected, and the latter And none
disposed TO trust their funds 70 Spanish
securities and . worse than Puuic faith.
Amadso has striven xeslously and Ion.
estly TO govern according 10 the constitu.
ton which he swors 10 observe, but, with
venal and time.serving politicians Hlling
the cortes and rapacious councillors for
bis political advisers, the Spanish consti.
tuition 10 not worth the paper on which IL
10 written. 1t 10 scarcely too much to say
that Amadeo was perhaps the only man 10
Spain who cared straw for the constitu.
ton. He has been thwarted and bsffled
and badgsred, now by one faction, now by
another, from the day that he set foot on
Spain till now. More than once alread y
he has thought Of resigning bis crown Of
thorns into the faithless hands which gave
It, and, shaking the dust from his feet
leave the ill-fsted Penins ala 10 its fate
But from this he has been until
now dissuaded by his father and
BY his own generous impulses
William Of Orange more than once
threatened to abdicate the crown oil
England when treated ungenerously by his
English subjects, whom he had delivered
from the thralldom Of the Stuarts. But
the Stuarts were angels compared 10 the
Bourbons and the Jscobites, even Mari.
borough and 81 John, gentlemen when
placed alongside Of the rsscally Spanish
cut.throats whom II has been the misfor.
tune Of Amsdeo TO know. If William
might long for his Dutch home and the
| simple honors Of stakeholder, much more
may we pardon Amsdeo In determining
| to leave Spain to work out her own dee.
tiny, aud retro TO tho mountains of Sa-
voy and the slopes Of the Apprentices.
The abdieation Of Amsdeo ia the signal
for . carnival Of bloodshed such a. Spain
has not seen since the expulsion of the
Moors. The republic has been proclaim.
cd, and the republic in Spain means snar.
chy. After q brief reign Of two years
during which Spain has enjoyed, If no,
peace and prosperity, At least the hope OF
better things, oil the dozen factions are lsi
loose to form political pandemonium, u
put an end to which European interven
ton 10 the interests of humanity will bs
imperatively called for.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-15

MR. CHuacH II. BLAKEY 10 . member
Of the kentucky legislature. Mr.. Blakey
10 opposed 70 immigration. He is opposed
TO sending commissioners to represent
Kentucky o. the Vienna Exposition, ant
during debate on the resolution proposing
10 do 20, said:
For my part, l am glad they have new
or heard OF our state. ! want them 10 70
main in blissful ignorance. want Ken
lucky for Kentuckians. l believe Ken
tuckians and Virginians are the greatest
and best people on earth. Idont want
their blood contaminated, nor do wish
our children 10 be driven out Of the state
to seek distant homes by . set of ale brew.
era, grape primers, or anybody else.
would welcome industrious foreigners from
every portion Of Europe 10 our state, bu,
am opposed to going out OF the way To
pay anybody TO come or 70 compel them
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-15
A RAILROAD WAR.

A curious "railroad war" is just now 10
progress on the line Of the Illinois Cen
trail railroad, on the main branch, from
Cbebause, about sixty-nins miles south
Of Chicago, and extending down the road
to Pssotum. II will be remembered BY
people who keep posted in the doings OF
our state legislature, that it passed . law
At one time regulating the price of rail.
road fare and frsightags on certain
classes Of railroads, among them
the Illinois Central, which
was prohibited from charging
ing more than three cents mile for pas
ssnssr travel. The Law however has new.
o. been observed BY the railroad compa.
ny, nor needed by the public, until with
in few weeks past, the feeling against
railroad monopoliss-a feeling which has
been rapidly growing in strength, 10 seek.
ing ways and means in which TO make II.
self apparsnt--remsmbere the law Of
three cents per mile. In the farmers
conventions which have been held In Va.
rious places lately, the subject has been
detained upon by the orators Of the oe-
cssions; il has been touched upon in reso.
iution', and the people Of the sections
where these meetings have been
held, fred with zeal against
railway sxtortions, have taken the law into
their own HANDS, with Indifferent success.
In some instances, where the legal fare Of
three cents has been offered, It has been re-
fused BY conductors, and the persons offer.
ing It have enjoyed free ride In some
cases rowdiss and bulliss have taken I'D.
vantage Of the situation 10 ride tree, BY
superior numbers, ovsrawing the railroad
omciAls. The most prominent instance Of
taking the law into their own hands' il
that Afforded by = company OF school
girl sIcursionists Of Ludlow, who
determined 10 visit the classic
shades Of Champaign, at a cost Of no
more than three cents per mile from ,h.
former to the latter place. They went
tree, the conductor refusing the fare.
When the sxcursionists wished 10 return
home, they boarded tie train and found
'sats In sths rear car, but the rear car
didn't 80 with the train and the discon.
ISOLATE sIeursionists were compelled 20
remain in Champaign over Sunday, to
b rescued IN Monday BY abou. one
hundred and fifty excited eoun,rymen
who took the returning tram in charge.
Subsequently, Champaign was visited BY
president and superintendent Of the road
who Are reported 70 have soosh.d III. fell.
isgs of the people, tsilingi.hsm ,ha. III,
Legal fare will b. accepted whenever 4. i,
sppassst that the psssop or psrsons Offering
II are stronger than tie train men. Nos
% stands The "rsilsoad - war 1t present
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INSURANCE..

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respectfully ask OF the citisensof Ca
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BlSMARK BUND.
SECTION NO. Il.
Associstion for promoting Life Insurance
and Sick Relief by weekly dues and mutual
cooperation In objects OF public benefit,
The Lie Insurance Policies win be issued
by the Teutonia Life Insurance Company.
II. MEYERS, President.
JOHN w. PRUESs, ACT.
sSdly for Ca1r0 and vtcsnity.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-15

Tns ladies Of Atchison, Kansas, don't
believe that Senator Fomsroy 10 guilty Of
bribery or any other naughty things.
rifty.t Of them havs addressed . let.
ter Of coincidence 10 him.
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NOTICE,
Once Of Cairo City Ferry Co.,
GAlRn Fab A Itr9

Notice 8 hereby gwen to the stockholders
Of the above named company, that an A.
sessment Of nineteen (l9) per cent. or % 80
pany, has this day been made BY the board
Of directors, and that the stoekholders are
required to pay the same at the Once OF the
treasurer, - follows, viz % on each share on
March !, next, and - % On each shAre On
April J, next, In accordance with the char
ter and by laws Of the company.
2-8-dl2t. THos. w, HALLIDAY, Ssc'y.
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TUE DoLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN

John n. Obsfiy has reduced the subscrfp.
on price Of the wRRKLY CAIRO BULLETIN
. One Dollar per annum, making II inc
cheapest paper published In Southern Illinois
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
The canvass In Vltelnla

Nom,Lnenclng upon the Radical nomination n,
LyncnOurg, the Richmond Eaouiye1. savs st1,E
plack men have their candidate In the ha,di ri J
canuitate OF the white men will be chosen hv Az
1eegales OF the white men, in the Cnnsa1,i
convention. And then we shall have 1La Saoo
pss"eeh the races for the State povernment oS
oI9 virginia. Who can doubt as to az ~ oi
sun Shoulder to shoulders, Conservst;vo "a
tne DAY will be ours" Yhe Disn1ssH .oa,a amu
wv Il. mr. hughes be elected ? Certainly not
can scarely image train of crcumstanees I'd
We"tSvolaDle " TO the welfare OF Virginia ns 10 Lead
70 tnat result. lie has more friends. bnt Mac
more enemies, than Mcmahon. He has nona ~
M tne slements OF popular leader. He cannot RTe
Ihe hearts OF his followers with faminy aIoCwoocs
nOr ueihand their support rs a net of the 1eSsoS
ne can write well, and he can make snaacb h,t
no Is no Demothences In the hands of onr card;.
uate ne would be mere pIaythinp-a babv ~ Il.
spanked not man to be argued with He will
arouse no enthusiasm in the breasts Of the Iaodar
u the party who wish to see him Killed OF a.
nynnchDnrg. The canvass will be hot. Thc voters
WI DC at the ballot-box in November A rsv
hsglSiature 10 to be elected This Iast fat in.
suues sure hughes dofeat Grant carried Viroinis laat
iai solely because of the apathy of the BI1e Ridgs
ssEed ior neither candidate, and had no local
Hnun Hrr'ua.tes Ior small offices to call them out,
r.asnes VIII fall from fifteen t. twenty thousand
w vo'es ~ shoTt OF election He represents whateveT
~ @ tus political world is hated by the real neonIe
S ~ sHglhla' including the Smiths, Seners. Wick
ianns =. Lewlses, aud others of his own party. Il
~ II Mrtlen IN the book of fate that Robef w.
hughes VIII never be Governor Of Virginia"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
General News,

Connolly, the late "rlng" controller or Non
= FORK city, is reported to have purchased valna.
Oe property in Dublin, ireland, and settled there
Ionn a. Belts, real estate agent OF BROOKLYN. il
reported to have failed vesterdov for S1on 1nc %
nlS troubles were caused by connection with Mills
ny. AA"S' Nou'Pa-
"A a revenue officer while searching a Spanish
Dig from Havana, at New York, for smn0oIed
goods, found quantity of choice cigars oi e'o,i,
snun, brandy, GIN and rum concealed under tbs
"A letter from Fort Black, Texas, dated july 18th.
repotss an alarming increase Of Indian raids and
murders ~ on the Mexican border, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
t tho pressnce of our cavalry The Mexicans ~
INC SavaSes I'm every manner possible"
A New York despatch Gays the Hoboken Saw.
ings Bank suspended yesterday afternoon, The de-
~ IaIcit.on OF It's cashier being larger than at first
reported; The officers of the bank admits defect
o. SSS0OO It is stated that the bank holds about
Sl,ZoOOOO OF bonds and mortgages In trIIst, J :
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
BIDS Tor the new sloop oT W..

IL, Bids were opened at the Bureau of Construc.
non and Repair of the Navy Department. August
ist Tor the construction, including materials, Of
l9e nun aud machinery complete for sea service.
war, oi about $50 tons measurement each. The
same time bids were opened for the construction
OF the hulls alone, the vessels to be Completed in
seven seven months from the date Of the contract. :
pLnn5 ihe Dlds are as follows VIM. Cramp & Sons.
9ans 9ansaoEoeapnl9, ooa vessels and machinery Compiled
Zo,OOO each John Roach Sc Sons, of New YorI,
sna and oCnester, Pa, hulls and machinery complete
SSS00oO wy the Harlin " IIolllngsworth Companv''
OF wilmington, Del, hulls and machinery com,
t p,ete, SooO,OO0 each the Atlantic works of Bos-
l9r M the second one; one hull alone, without ma.
chlnery, SlS4,O aud $l77, 900 for The secomd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
STATE EITEMs.


ket. -O" 0o'u ~ 'ne NallIoro mar
Dr. Philip Smith, Of Georgetown, died. Thurs.
gay morning, Of paralysis.
~ p said that the peach crop around Georpe.
town'wlil be greater than in any other locality ?
Jonn y, Twigg, much respected citizen q
M aied there, on Wednesday, In the 3fth
m, Fseiil s's ss''sS' . la. u e4Sou i ..f' Euasss
Inc sum Of $500 has been raised for the pur.
pcse Of providing home for the widow of Nv
iate hev. Richard Mallory, Of Milford.
Inc Academic Base Ban Club, OF Milford ofis,s
noss y excuses, in this wssks Neaos, for the
week. 'Vu 'OiuVs last
q. Inc dwelling of Mr.. John B. Csnnon, on I'd
SSIteeg ~. Milford was struck and slightly damaged
OF last Tuesday night.
:, 1t is stated that Ex-Gov VIM. H.. Ross has
cleared Sl. over ten thousand dollars on his small
t cTops this season, and this amount will 20 up
his fruit sales. S P-''''U' VI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

THE SUPPLY OF GUANo. The supply Of Perul
Wan guano has been made the subject Of 4 repor
to his government by the British consul at Caflao
He says he has taken great trouble to ascertain
accurately the probable amount OF euppIies.F 4
matter OF considerable difficulty, as the guano de-
posits are. the principal sources Of Peruvian
wealth. The supply on Guanape Island is given
Rt about five hundred thousand tons, and on Mac
abee Island the stock is estimated to approximate
seven hundred and fifty thousand tons. The Io-
bos Islands contain seven hundred and iiftv thou-
sand tons. The whole exportabIe stock of ruano
which Peru possesses he thinks is less than three
ing carried off, it will be exhausted in few wears.
The guano deposits, he adds, have probably been
made as much by seals as by birds, as great num-
bers Of seals and lions frequent the waters in
the neighborhood OF the guano islands. In this
opinion he ia confirmed by Mr.. Steere, an Ameri-
can traveller, who has made this the subject Of
much investigation, and whose statements are
quoted by the consul ia3 z ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

The Democracy Of the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict Of Ohio not only denounce the Congressional
salary steal, but call upon their Democratic Rep
reeenative Of that district who pocketed his por-
tion of the grab, TO resign hts seat They declare
That he is net . at man % represent Democrats ii
Congress-. With all the talk Of the Republicans
there Is not single instance Of their 90 thofouQh-
y repudiating this swindle upon the people, and
not an instanCe OF their calling upon one of their
Representatives who took the back salary TO re-
sign his seat. On the contrary, the IsadfhR ad-
vocates Of that steal on the Republican side arc
looking for and are IN fair way Aof 'prohotion,
This 10 the difference of the treatment Of corrup
tionists in their own ranks by the Two parties y
Baltimofe Gazeite W.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
AwOrd to WORKING Poopie q 8o,b \. l.,

Mechanics, artisans, factory hands. and neonlo
VINO labor for living, find It very dinicul If not
impossible to keep the hands free from stain.
Hand sapollo will not only remove every particle
Gl ssnln, ana what is called gralned in dirt" but
derlng the muscular action as quick and easv os
Is the case with those who do not perform hand
labor 1t Is only 10 and IS cents cake. accord
ing 70 size Every mechanic should use il CON
stant'y III place OF all other soaps. jy2O-2weod.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
for sait aud 8ur Bent.
EYNoLDs 4 CO.,
0IB Market etFoef |,

4 H II
sIS MARKET street, Wilmington,
CoNvEYANCERs, REAL ESTATE BROKERS
0gsE the following very desirable properties 70,
saie or exchahge y - '''S A"i 0
Modern built new SS0. SC;.i !. ,os,., ...,.
heaters, water closets, Re- corner sixth and sisr.
1oh strsetsi Wlll be sold below value. II -''1t
No. 2. Ir,
>l1aiL.A No. 49, .,,-.i. IeEuI al
House on Spruce street near Eighth, lust finish.
ea; rooms and out7ktchen; very nice; will be sod
Ohsap ana on easy terms, a u. M, '.0r,i y
ba1h HhsIos0ne new extension front house with gas
avenue; very desirable home with the al.
vantage OF city cars, 80 : '.s',I ~ ~
m MaTket street store and dwelling: one Of the
Sdo oesS business stands in the city, viii be sold foT
S4VOO less than value. I'' - ~ 1oOt-'A 1oO-'A AVV1
A. choice Market street rasidenoo. - - -
PAU Paul snade. &C.; aroally delightful home. and Of
iereu FeIv low and on easy terms.
Ndc a chsaP pleasant snd healthy village home in
store Toom Apr iHiSSS: Now house, rooms and
c@9nducted @ here for some time. Good ice honse and
osher 70 out buildings. Inquire of J. II. Ray, New
No. s.a..s --.4.s s......t
Splendid building lot. 25x127 it,, on Eiehteentb
lot to buy as the building Of Washinstop strSet
b oyer or the Brandywine will greatly advance
Wv pNtCo OL lOLSs II
M MashingtQn street lot 30x145; west side. between
Eightn and Ninth; very choice. ~ ''A
95 acres of W. @. Creek bottom Iass,. ~ i. a..
from Newark, Del; stone house and barn u my
$50 acres near MiddletOwmn: M 1900 nsoob ... ~
pies! pears and small fruits; good buildings yePv
enoice country home. - Ss-s
aii3-.'-.' ,l4 si- .aJh ..4l 10 s.. u.s.
l. . 80 No. 13. Il .rl,4 -stl. , s4l
fts & on D9sl9wage aVenus, noar Soldiers Monu.
Ma. III =. i" "|a 3h 3" q
superior fruit and stock farm Of 400 actes IN
IS5eiSsairas river Cecil co., Nd ine new set Of
: No Is. ' "''a1'
saS Soss On sDs1sTare avenue nsar City R. R. depot
/ a Water power Of so horse capacity, on the new
ffon III y m4Ite Olay Creek. ct Thompsons Sta
saUl l On t1e Fennsylvania and Del. Railroad, $50
yards head race so yards tail race; mill on the Rail
Los9 I0s9 siding no hauling handling of stock but
t ttoan ana unload into the mill door, thus saving
N nsavy expense. Strong inducements will be- offer
cd 20 buyers, - ~ w "
..Ahotel stand on tho MAJ and Del Kat,rood =,
MaFyoel, Oaroltne county, Md. Largs new house
arg ao Dain: and l9 acres of gOed an5 good cp-
orsaniV 10 make money. No local option here.
HA5as.S An excellent srl;t and saw mill in Pencaaer
and fall giving 40 horse IoWet, half alte to thSP n
and .. Railroad three fourt6s mile to The r.
sirablo property and now doing a pfohtabIe b1si-
mesa. "Ns
~ 49, .aG .aag Jl3 BE I14
. No, 20. 4' o9i De- ~
ihe Newark Iron Foundry. A good buAi ness
NO21.
Farms In Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland and
ylrgiinla: also. mills. stores business stands and
dwellings. The public are invited to cail-and ex-
anime the list. Correspondence PRONG tly answer.
co. REYNOLDS Il co.
9l6 Market street, Wilmington. Del. vi
Real estate brokers' cOnveyancers. surveyors and
cShecung agents jy29-d3m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
Thc Capitol city Reduced 10 .Extron,,,..-
hy she R0dIcnlN, - : = 90

The finances Of Washington are evidently at 4
low eop, when compelled as it is to resort to the
nouncement Is that the workmen EMPLOYED bv Ihe
Board OF Public Works are being paid oif hall in
easn and half in bonds Of the dehominatIo or ftv
aoars issued by authority of an act for sxtendipg
S .ns t.ae ~ q tne payment OF special assessments
Per cent interest, and represent one of the new
1eVices ior raising money by the authorities there
Bonds OF various denominations, representint, inn.
Provements made but not paid for, are coming into
Srocint.y gse among the contractors as sort of de-