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That whispering all around ltown-what is
IT. Gentleman talking about the good liv-
ing at the most popular Hotel In Dallas.
Which. the Commercial House.
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HricIs Store House for Ront.

The store house now occupied by the under
signed Also, the front Office up stairs in the
same building, formerly occupied by Field &
Nowlan.
l7sdtf PRATUER x MURPHY.
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AiIght GLASS lm4 barn organized ai tho
Dalus 'rrlrgruph Institute for llioso uhhhl'
Ia attend during tho dny Tuition loo mod'
cmle, Apply TO
2lillw I'D L, hAhfE'
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Franklin 4 Penn.

Persons in want of books, stationery,
magazines, novels, illustrated and
other papers, together with fancy
notions, toys, ETC., should visit the
handsome new store of franklin &
Penn, south side of Main, between
Austin and Lamar streets, where they
will find everything in the above lines
they want. See their advertisement
in to-day's paper.
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d. n. BAsYE,

A fow boaidnr- can be accommodated with
large rooms ana ROol fires, short dlh-
tanoo nom tle buslnessof The city, Apply 10
HERALD Office. 2aOd8t
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For Rant.

One-half Of a store In the business center
ofthe city. For particulars inquire at Her
man Lange's jewelry store.
2l7dtf
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c. II. Benuchamp, on Main street, opposite
he foundry, has builders and other hard
ware, which he is closing out very cheap.
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c. II. Beauchamp, on Main street, opposite
the foundry, besides general merchandise,
keeps the best family groceries. Try them.
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,Ullmann & Co. have fresh and heavy line,
of all kinds of groceries, arrived yesterday
Call and see them. N9-dif
terms. l26dtf
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HUTCiiNs'
Town Lots flor Sale

Twelve lots (onc block, on the principal
huslnoss street of thetown Of Hutchllls, on
1hc Central Railroad, IN Dallas county ioF
sale at low prices. Applyto
JOHN .sWlNDELlS,
,,,N,,tf Herald Oncc.
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g. II, Baauohnmp, on Main street. opposite
the foundry, has lnrgeSloclS Of school and
miscellaneous booi,s, which hc is closing ont
very low, lpllll
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FOR RENT.

A house, 24xD feet, i'm front Of Central
Hotel. Canvased and papered throughout
220tf sTEAGALL & co.
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important to Mill Owners and
Iacf Lumber Dealers. al

have desirable property, centrally located
on the principal business street i'm the city of
Dallas, that propose to exchange for pine
lumber. For particulars, apply to
TH0S, FIELD,
2EhlOt Dallas, Texas,
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found there at ~ tlmes, and NJ price
TO suit the times too, Give them u
call,
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AtA nargaln.

Commercial Hotel Tor faa ~ o bargain
lronlng l0D feet on elm and 10 feet on ieI'
fpisun slr0els,
gnitf So, BLAKE
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Two good residences in this city. lmme-
diate possession given.
l59.dtr STEAGALL& co.
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PAGES boot, shoe and leather house
on Main street, Fields Opera House
building, is one Of the handsomes
of the kind extant.
Anything you want in that line can be
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qiIE MAILS.

Northern mail, via Central llnllfonli ..o,
CLOSES dnily, rYerpl SnlulanEhi o. INV
nln l"' XIV eycept sundnys, nt,orlll
Fnstein mail, via IpIns ana Purllr
n,,,ins'" '''.' ',Y,S' '....o 200 y
Western mail, via stage CLOSES AMY s.o,
Nv r,u,ur., trf'f''iv'', lf''. ,iiui.'
WR SAiIlil eyGsnt Ssnndays, At o'o,'d aaO
'is uulrys "i NJ Wv .''' '.,,,.n, 500 pl
Denton null, via aiuk elnHh Mon. .o, ..
DAYS, Wednesdays Hs fildAyhh ny b'W y
GioGnVilc mall rluseh Tuesdays ana ,o.o, -.
f,1days, NJ ,,,,,,,n,r,.,,,,,,,,,,'''''""" w
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We see that Proe,or a GambIe,s Extra

We see that Proctor d Gambie's Extra
Olive Soap is becoming very popular in our
city. Its quality, we know, is superior, and
being nicely periumcd, we are not surprised
that consumers prefer IL, and that 1t has
arge sale,
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oto Franklin 4 Pepn's, Main street to
subscribe for any paper or magazine.
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DOSTERS, Dodgers, Circulars, and every
Il kind Of Printing executed In the ncatest
styles and at the shortest notice at TnE HER
Ain OFFICE,
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Franklin y Penn are receiving new goods
every day.
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orrlrIaL DIRECTORY.
district Officers.
nnirnrsnrnn Ilns GnnnlN.l

Judge Fourteenth DIstrctmllAliplE llAiyi
District Attorney l'H'"i
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ST. LOUIS &SOUTHRASTERN RAILWAY
CONSOLIDATED
NASHVILLE Shortest Zine"

And direct route TO Beiovile, Centralia,
Cairo, Shawneetown, Evansville, Memphis,
Vicksburg, Montgomery Mobile, NewOrleans,
Galveston, Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlanta,
Macon, Charleston, savannah, Knoxville,
Bristol, Iynchbug, Richmond, Norfolk and
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nAunotD rlME TABLE,
Arrl,n, ma Departure Of TrAins ~
DHiiHs,
HOUSTON AND TEXAS cENraAE

AillYes,
From the south mail aud wple'sl~ iill - w.
From lhr NOrlhmlllaud Npirhhln htnp ~
NtT''i u'i,l Noriu .....,....,, .0D d, ~,
TEXAS ANp PACIFIC
LauvtN. Arrives,
At.t.r,n,e,s 1illnln, Gun y, ~,
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All Points South aEd Southeast.
Good Reasons why this ~ tilc Preferred
Route.


Good Reasons why This ~ the Preferred
Route.
It the only line running Pullman Palace
prawing-rOom Sleeping Cars through from
81, Louis to Nashville without change.
itisthe only line under one management
between these cities.
1t is the only line by which passengers can
save from ~ to 40 miles travel and uom six
TO twenty -four hours time.
IT Is 81 - CHEAPER from ST. Louis to
Nashville than the circuitOus route via Lou
isville.
OUR MOTTO:
QUICK THE! GOOD CARE AND ClGE CONNECTION
New and elegant day coaches equippe !
with the Westinghouse Air Brake and tue
Miller Coupler aud Platform are run In a =
| trains.
Through Tickets ON sale and Bagga
checked at all the principal Ticket Offices
| the West and North
Ask for tickets via the southeastern RaNs
| way"
| ". h. DAVENPORT, L. +. wINSLOW,
| Gent Ticket Agent, General Manager,
l6wlyAfo ~. Louis. ST. Louis
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227dlw Opposite postolllcc, Dallas.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

"STEALING OUR THUNDER. ."-That is
what we are accused Of by certain leaders
of the opposition. 1t appears they had
copied resolution from their political
bible, the Examiner, and incorporated it
in their call for convention. We found
no fault with the resolution itself, it was
good Republican doctrine and its sub
stance has been incorporated in the State
platform of every Republican State Con-
vention held since the adjournment of
Congress. But, as Shakespeare has it,
"the devil can cite Scripture to his pur-
pose" and Democrats can make profes-
sions of honesty if they think they can
get into Office by SO doing. The voters OF
both parties are cmphatically opposed to
any such a luse of power as was shown
by those who supported the "back pay'
grab, and were glad to sec the relics and
remnants of the "grand old party" in
this county range themselves against
the thieves who form the majority Of the
Democrats in Congres. We know their
borrowed resolution is only SO much
"clap trap" set up to catch votes, but
we're perfectly willing to give them the
credit for good professions. In fact, so
long as a majority Of the Democrats in
Congress supported the steal, whilc a
majority of the Republicans were opposed
to it, it would have only been in good
taste for the Democrats to have taken
he initiative in condemning the iniquity
before the Republican conventions of
five States had passed upon it, even if
they had had to call special meeting
Of the Centra! Committee 10 do 50.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26
THURSDAY, AUGUST 9TH

for the purpose of nominating Candidates
for county offices, the appointment of II
new County Central Committee, and the
transaction of such other business as may
be brought before the Convention.
Resolved, That all legal voters be en-
titled to vote at our Primaries who are
opposed to corrupt administration of Ell
ther General or State Governmental
matters not whether it comes in the form
of Credit Mobiier swindle, back-sal-
AIRY steal, the present corrupt Indian Bu-
reau, the granting Of unlimited power or
privilege to corporations to extort and
eat up the substance Of the people-and
who are in favor of annulling or abrogat-
ing the present treaty with China, so far
as to prevent the importation of Chinese
or other Mongolian serfs among us, and
who will further support the nominations
of this Convention.
The following named gentlemen are
designated to act as Supervisors in their
respective precincts, and each precinct
will be entitled to elect delegates as ap-
pOrtioned below
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

The remarkable case which so stirred
up Oakland few weeks ago-the Robin
SON Gordon case-has had an unexpected
termination: The man who suborned
the girl to give evidence against her fa-
ther, accusing him of revolving crime,
was married on Thursday, by Rev. Mr..
Jewell, to the little girl who gave such
extraordinary testimony.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

SENATOR Mitchell Nipple petitions the
county court Of Multnomah county, Ore
gon, to change his name to John III.
Mitchell. He admits that his name is
John Nipple, but as he has for thirteen
years repudiated his patronymic he wants
the court to make Mitchell his legal name.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

THE will of a Kentuck;an, made before
his marriage, and giving all bis property
TO the lady who became his wife, has
been successfully contested by his legal
heirs, it being held that the marriage OPP
Grated as a revocation, and that the widow
is entitled to only one third.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

The Founding and Lying-in Hospital
of San Francisco has been in operation
four years, and during that time 200 ba-
bies Of unknown parentage have been
received. Fifty unfortunate girls have
also received the benefits Of the institu-
ton, all but one of whom have been re-
formed,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

The Baby Show at Pacific Hall is a
success. The total number of babies
registered is over 200. The small boy
was entered Wednesday, name Eugene
Odanodea; three months old; weight two
and a quarter pounds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

BRANCH INSANE ASYLUM. -. This
structure promises to be among the finest
in the State. The Napa Register says
that the superintendent is pushing the
work with Vigor. He has one hundred
and thirty men employed. The founda-
tions are already built as high as the win
dow sills of the Easements.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

FRAUDS on the part of well-known
importing house in New York have been
discovered sufficient to compel the pay
ment of about 100000 penalty to the
Goyernment and the Imprisonment of at
least one membe of the firm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

P. HENRY MCGOWAN is an independ-
ent candidate for the Assembly in Hum
boldt county and occupies two issues of
the Signal to get his views" before the
voters. If his ycrbosity don't kill him
of the way he signs his name ought to.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

A STORY has reached New York that
wonderful gold mines have been discov-
cred in province Of the Argentine Re-
public. Onehalf of one mine has been
sold for 500. .OOO. 600.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

THE Democratic Joint Convention at
Visalia nominated Z. M. Reading, of
Bakersfield, for Representative, and after
a split up, the stub and twist nominated
Tom Fowler for Senator. Sic transit.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

HERE is another pin feather for woman
suffrage: A lady has come all the way
from Petaluma TO arrange for walking
1000 miles in 1000 hours. Where is
Kennoyan uoy?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

RED BLUFF has haunted house at the
end Of Walnut street. The ghost of Jim
Bryant, an ex-night Waterman, can be
seen there almost any night at midnight.
So they say,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

The trial OF the Modocs is ended and
the Court Martial has adjourned, but the
judgment thereof has not been made
known. and probably will not be until
approved by the authorities at Washing
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

WALTER HOWE and Miss Bachelor,
lovers, of Cum berlsnd, had quarrel a
few days ago and Miss Bachelor COM
mitted suicide. Last Sunday Howe com
mitted suicide also by shooting himself.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

CALEB CUSHING has commenced
suit in Washington against neighbor
for $4,000 damages for maintaining an
annoyance in the shape Of yelping cur.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

TIE flooring of Presbyterian Church
in Hudson City, n. j., gave way during
An entertainment Thursday night, and
forty children we're injured, some seri-
nuslY
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

The Portland NeUs says the young
ladies Of that burg take vaccination near
the ankle, preferring to limp a few days
rather than spoil their pretty arms with a
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

THE local editor of the Reno Journal
announces that hereafter he can't be
hribed with fvc-cent cigar to write a
five dollar puff.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

SINCE the postal cards were introduced
the postmistresses are not getting an av-
erage of more than three hours sleep a
day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

AT Grass Valley on Thursday after
noon two little girls were badly, if not
fatally burned, while using kerosene to
build fire.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

Rich specimens OF cinnabar, says the
Humboldt Times, have been found about
twenty miles from Eureka.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

AN Illinois widow, who fainted away
at the grave of her hus band, and remained
in fit all night, was married four weeks
after,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON-
VENTION.

THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
l. Trinity County are requested to meet
in their respective precincts on
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

A New YORKER, having had one telon
on his finger, felt another coming, and he
cut the digit off with hatchet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

PoLITIcs run high in Montana, and
both parties expect TO win the victory in
August.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

THE recent forest fires in Michigan de-
stroyed about 5000 acres Of woods.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

For the very best Photographs, go to Bradley
* RulOtson's Gallery without Stairs. M1- AS
CEND IN I'll IL ELEVATOR, 129 Montgomery
Street, San Francisco. 4.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

SEVENTY orphans are at the Good
Templurs' Orphan Home in Vallejo.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26

A MAN Of Uniontown, Pa, committed
suicide to escape the mosquitoes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26
SATURDAY, AUGUST I'd,

at o'clock P. NJ, to select Delegates to q
County Convention to be holden in Wea-
veryille on
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26
at'sekly Trinitg Suaraat.
OUR AGENTS

TITOS. BOYCE. Room No, so, New
Merchants Exchange Building, Fan Fran
cisco. is our only authorized agent in that city.
GEO. Il. ROWELL d. TO-, 80 Park
Row, are our only authorized Agents in New
York City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

The Republican County Convention
assembled at the Court House, Weaver
vile, on Tuesday, July %, at 10 A. NJ,
and was called to order by Geo. B. Jump
er, Chairman Of the County Central
Committee.
On motion, r. n. Davidson was chos-
en- temporary Chairman, and w. B. Low
EFT, temporary Secretary.
On motion, Committees were appoint
cd as follows
on Credenttals-John Sheridan, A. r.
Earl, II. NJ. Perham.
on Permanent Organization - Ellis
Flowers, Jos. Ewing, G. Frick.
On ReSolutions-C. w. Day, David
c. Thomas, II. Mabie.
on order Of Business Phil
lips, Geo. b. Jumper, j. S. Lands.
The Convention then adjourned until
three o'clock.
On re-assembling the Committee on
Permanent Organization reported as per-
manent officers, Geo. b. Jumper, Chair
man John II. Vanderhoff and w. b.
Lovett, Secretaries. The report of the
Committee was adopted.
The Committee on Credentials report
ed the following named gentlemen as en-
titled to seats in the Convention :
TRINITY CENTER,-W.S S. Conway, F.
II. Bloss Conway, proxy.
LEwIsToN.-J. w. Phillips, C. Frick,
Olney Phillips, G. M. Bitter; &C. Frick,
proxy for Ritter.)
INDIAN CREEK.-J. b. Sigfried, Jo-
seph Daz, James Bowie, +. Silcox !;
(Sigfried proxy for Bowie and Slcox.)
DOUGLAS CITY.-Orrin Lobdell, John
Horst, Hiram Mabie, II. w. Leonard,
A. r. Earl.
RUCn's.-M. B. Parlin, r. B. Wells {:
Parlin proxy.
GEORGE 's,-John II. Vanderhoff, Jo-
seph Ewing. w. B. Lovett.
JUNCTION CITY.-D. c. Thomas, II.
NJ. Perham, C. w. Day, John Sheridan,
j. G. Clark (Thomas, proxy for Clark. }
CANON CITY.-Elis Flowers, Godfrey
Anstead, G. Wolsky blowers, proxy
for Wolsky).
WEAyERyILLE.-R. n. Davidson, G.
B. Jumper, Jas. Barkla, Jacob Huss,
Charles Hartmann, James A. S. Jones,
j. G. Smith, j. S. Lands.
On motion, the report of the Commit
tee was accepted and the Committee dis
charged.
The Committee on Order of Business
reported the following, which was adopt
ed
E;r~+. . LI.ot;., 90 D.. .,.,,...1 n NJ .
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-07-26
OBSTACLES z MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for YOung Men from
the effects of Errors and Abuses In early life.
Manhood restored. Nervous debility cured.
Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method of treatment New and remarkable
e.velopes. Address, HOWARD ASS0CiA-
phia Penn. jyl-3mp
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-12
FROM SAN FRANCISCO,
JAPAN BOD LAWS.

JAPAN8sB LAWS.
SAN FRAScIsco, September 1.-THE
Shanghia Gazette says amendments have
been msde 70 the japan criminal Law, BY
which many omcsrs heretofore punishable
BY death, will hereafter b ssonsd BY i'm.
prison msnt for life.
ruB TREATY.
Many merchants Of China are taking
advantage Of the recent treaty with that
~>>>s>sS> SsSSsSD
ant vessels 70 Yokohama under the Chi.
asss asg.
On The 29d Of July the Spanish steamer
Rsmsraldo was wrecked 81 miles from
Manits. A portion Of her cargo Wa
saved, but the vessel 10 . total wreck.
A FIRE last night destroyed ons-fourth Of
the town Of Forest Hill. California, prin-
cipally dwellings. Loss not known.
II6Hr CRISEsB woMsH,
passengers on the steamer AcGrsgor,
who, it 10 declared were purchased 10
China and brought hers for the purpose Of
prostitution, we're oil sent 70 the Chinese
mission school for protection
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FROM DAYTON.
SENATOR MORTON OK rus STUMP.

ssSAroa MORTON OK rHI STUMP.
DAYTON, Ohio. September ll.-Ssnsser
Morton addressed . large Republican
meeting here to.nish. for asarly . hours
His opening was . review Of Thurmsn's
campaign speeches in reference TO himsel',
and especially relating 70 The salary grab,
in which he pointed DOT and commsatsd
upon mistakes Thurman had msde. lie
referred 70 the Congressional Globes
record for proof 10 relation TO the WITH
drawsl Of bic motion 10 strike out the col.
ary bill 20 - 70 exclude congressman
from increased sslariss. He said Thur
man Wa amene those who solicited him
70 withdraw L. lie also reviewed Al.
lens Columbus spssoh ssreastically, and
then addressed himself TO the general 10
cues Of the day, sstablishiag that
the doctrine was the only principle held
BY the Democrats Ia all. parts Of the ooun-
tsy. The meeting was very large and
held ths people until: ihs close. Senate
Pinchbsck Of Louisius, Who Mapped tt
stop over, responded 10 call In . fs'
spicy sentences. The Republicans wsr'
entirely sssisaed with xorton's grea
effort. which WAS reported In full.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-12
FROM WASHINGTON.
TRAINS sToPPED.

WAsHISarox, September ll.-Tks u.
8. marshal, a Shreveport, Lousiana, tsls-
graphs 70 ATTY Gen. Williams that local
authorities on the Texas sad Psciac rail-
road have stopped the cars BY force on ss-
count Of the fever q Shreveport, aud ask.
ing that the gsus'al government, interfere
TO compel Funains Of trains.
THAT $4,000, 900 BoxD.
The bond for ti6,O0O.0 900 Of the Geneva
award 10 bsld By the secretary Of state,
and 10 not placed for safe ksspsne in the
treasury. This bond 10 for The lssEsst
amount Of money ever issued BY any gov.
srnmtnt In . single Transaction. Photo.
graphs Of the bonds and certificates Of Do.
Posits were completed ., the treasury de-.
Partmsns to-day, and . copy sen, TO III,
| president and each cabinet officer. SiI
Edward Thornton informed his govern.
msnt oy telegraph Of the fact
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-12
FROM TEXAS.
4 sKvBaB STORM.

sKvBaB STORM.
BRowSsvILLs, September 1.-THE 90.
vsrsst rain storm witnessed Tor several
years. with almost . gale Of wind, pre-.
vailed here about twenty -four hours The
steamer 81. Mary, Of Nsgan's line, dragged
anchor 10 BraEo's hasbor and grounded IN
three feet water. She Lies steady and will
probably b. got Of. All the small crafts
In Bagdsd and Brzo's hsrbsrs are either
stranded or sunk. The railroad between
Brownsvills and Point Isabella
Is BADLY WASHED
and the smbAnk nsnts, in several places
are reported carried away and the tfaci
destroyed.
John AcGurk, claiming 10 b . mem
Der Of the New York bar,
Vas ARRRsfED
here on charge Of forgery BY detective
from thsA city Who left with the prisons
for the East.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-12
FOREIGN.
CHOLERA lNCREAOIN0.

CHOLERA IScREASIN0.
LONDON, September ll.-Dispaschss
from British conssls 10 France. Russia,
Italy and Germany, report the 0hoisrs
increasing in those countries.
There 10 much sxcitmsnt in Trales,
ireland. 10 consequence Of the approach.
ing
for . member Of parliament. Dan
" Donnoghus the Liberal candidate sr
rived in shat city yesterday, and was 70
csived BY large nunbsrs and escorted
to his residence. While ths procession
VAS moving IL was
ATTACKED BIT MOB,
and several persons bsaten. During th'
night armed policemen partrollsd ih'
streets.
There were
THREE HALLWAY ACCIDENTS
in England yesterday. The alarming frs
qusncy Of disasters Of this character ha
been the subjuct or much comment in thi
morning. papers. A call upon the gov
ernmsn: 70 interfere and compel man
ayers Of roads 10 adopt more ssringsn
measures for the prevention Of accidents
sIMeR sALMsRoN..
MADRID, September ll.-Ssnor Sal
meron in bis speech on taking the chat
- president Of the cortss, urged the dspu
ties TO give their undiv idsd support TO th