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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-29
Special Notices.
NaATourLoR,s nA,R DYE.

This aplendid Hair Dye is the best in the soorid
The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless, Reli
able aud instantaneous; no disappointment; NJ
ridiculous tints or unpleasant odor. Remedies tn,
Ill effects OF bad dyes and washes. Produces In
NEDlATELY a superb BLACK OR NATURAL Brown
and leaves the hair CLEAN, SOFT AND BEAUTIFUL
The genuine signed W. A. Bachelor. Sold BY al
Druggists. CHAS. BACHELOR, Prop, N.
novll-snt&wly
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Comp etitlve Examination for Yves
Point Cadetship.


Point Cadetship.
A COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION for q cadet
IA appointment in the u S. Military Academy
at West Point, n Y, from the Third Congressional
District will be held in Waterville, on Thursday,
the first day of May, beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
The examination will be under the direction of
the Faculty of Colby University.
An experienced physician will be present to pass
Candidates are admitted to the Academy only
between the ages of seventeen and twenty-five
years. They must be free from any deformity dis
ease infrmity that may render them unit for
arduOus military service.
The candidate at the time of admis sion to the
Academy is required by law to be proficient in
Reading and Writing in the elements OF English
Grammar; in Descriptive Geography, particularly
of our own country, and in the History ofthe United
States.
In arithmetic, the various operations in addition,
subtraction, multiplication and dirision reduction
simple and compound proportion, and vulgar and
decimal fractions, must be thoroughly understood
and readily performed.
The examination of all competitive applicants on
the foregoing branches will therefore be rigid,
searching and impartial.
All actual residents of the Third Congress sional
District, of proper age, are entitled to enter into
competition for the appointment. Whoever is GER
titled to me by the Faculty of Colby University as
best fitted for tho Cadetship, will be Immediately
nominated thereto, and will be required to report
at West Point on or before the 25th day of May
All papers published in the Third Congress sional
District, or largely circulating therein are respect
fully requested to insert this notice.
JAMES G.. BLAINE
Representative Third Con. Dist
Augusta, March, 1878. aprl-t&w3w
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Hall Scenery For Sale,

TNHE entire set of scenery now in Waverly Hall,
i consisting Of Drop Scenes Flats Wings &c,
Ihis scenery was painted at great expense for the
late Samuel Brown, Comedian Will he sold at a
great bargain together with all the setteesin said
Hail. Inquire of
Al STAPLES, Proprietor
apr7-ttt 10. State Street
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Printing Material for Sale,

~ OOD AS NEW. Cases, Type, Stands, Chases
" and Leads. offered at u bargain. Address
j. w. Lang, Brooks, Maine. jan2ttf
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HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE,
House For Sale.
For Sale.

I y Augusta. house and lot, the residence Of the
L late Judge Weston. Apply to
Z. 5. PERCIVAL,
April I, 1873. .2w Augusta,
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on THE BREAKFAST. LUNCHEON, DINNER
AND SUPPER TABLE,
LEA & PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
--- 49, IS INDISPENSABLE.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York.
oct16 spntStawly Agents for the United States.
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In Bankruptcy.

MAINE DIsTRICT.-In matter Of j. X. Manche ster
Pursuant to special order of the U. S. District
Court passed April 81 1873, shall sell free from
all encumbrances, the goods, wares, furniture and
fixtures in the shop Of said Manchester at Augusta
to wit Store No. 10, on the east side of Water ST.
in said Augusta; also all the Paint, Oil, Paper
Hangngs and all other articles of stock or other
wise OF whatever name and description, contained
in said store Said sale will be held at said store
on Monday the fiflh day of May, A. d. 1878, at ten
Q0) O'Clock A. NJ, and will be in lots to suit retail
purchasers. The Assignee is not personally liable
on any warranty.
apr25-ttld CHAS. 4. JOSE, Assignee
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4 Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organ,
(style 46l OF superior tone with two manuals eieh
stops, automatic swell and two foot swells. 1t ha
been from the mandatory only a year and hal
and used but very little. Itis suitable Tor church
chapel or parlor. Price with nice black walnut or
gan scat. $500 Inquire at VI Winthrop Street, Yves
tenement. apr24-t 3t"
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MARKET REPORT.

New ORLEANS, October 20 Hay firm
prime s27
Sugnr-smsll receipts and Low; COM
mon 1lci yellow aud white clarified l0l
G9lO2c.
Mola.ses-l 0s barrels receive and sold;
prime 674670;.
hiskS yjc.
Other markets unchanged.
CuIcAc,, October 20. Flour quiet and
weak with some sales, but lower.
Wheat duh and deemed No | choice
spring 81 u3 elevator.
Corn duh and declined, especially for
cash; No mixed 33ic
Ost- dull and declined; No 30c bid.
cssh or November.
Pork duh ana shade lover nj II gal &c
for new. cash or .ll-r December.
Lard weak Ut 7c cash or seller Deem
Der.
Whisky dull and declined at s5c.
NEW York. October 2s.-Flour dull
and heavy; ,upertne western and state
rs ? Gj IS.
Corn good 6o@e4c good 70 choice "a
"a zoe.
Whrky active and lower a, 90id9lc.
" heat lower; los.spr'ng ~ 300 50;
y" spring ChicaR" - "ltdI 50
Ost- unsettled NJ 46d47c.
Pork quiet and hrmet new mes' SO.
Lard ra.irr ard IN good demand old
steam IL BLOC
II. Lou :, October 2s-Hemp I'M
changed. Four dull and weak only n
smuI .ocal drmsnd. Wheat duli Tor u
/ grnur. hel"s hc,t No , red II, ; 25i
| NJ do, 81 80. Co easier car lots 10
warehouse, 43!'; round lot. IN elevator,
A.. for Sov.mteri iltc tor Deem Der.
Oats frmcr st Sc ~ elevator ana 3,c tor
ID c.mDer. d rl.y duh and unchanged
| Rye lower ut 63aGjc WHISKY ~ adv n,
9nc. Pork lower Mt sl3 3j@l3 30. by
salt meats dull pack. d Iols IT shoulders.
10; clear sides, tic. Bacon dull sud llttl'
doing; clear rib. 7c; clear. Il each
Lara unchanged; refined, So. Hogs
sie.'y Cs',ie-TeIans, S@Str; native
s,eers, i6i3c.
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A PLEA FOR ADVICE.

Mr. OBERLY:-1 must let my feelings
be known; cannot longer refrain from
giving them expression. ! am, oh, 80 sad J
am an entirely new being. and yet sm
not happy. Denton has converted me.
and still l am full Of sorrow. l long I"
tell my SORROWS. In this dark vale OF
woes. in this land Of sorrow, many there
5e who can testify to the sweet pleasures
derived from telling their sorrows and
troubI $40 confding friend. Dehton
has departed; therefore I canno, 60 TO
him. have longed to Law my ~esry
head on the gentle bosom Of Darwin, d b.
Turney, Vic Woodruff or X ate Sioddsrd,
aud unburden my he.vy-lsden soul but
distance forbids.
I can endure the pain no longer
Therefore l come, dear Oberly, 20 you
D no, cast me of ID, not reject mr.
There are many that love Ny girl m,
family, you and Elder Davis of the sun
There are thus- l di.liks-aye, hate: m!
intended M therein law and others.
Den,on-oh, D,,th, thou suee,-fuced
angel and ruler Of NIL, bless him--hss con-
! w ced ms ths, death At al times and Ut.
der Any circumstances is indeed blessing
It is an accepted law that no one should
he punished for doing good act. Denton
hu. proven to me that death sets the cap
i've spirit free, AID instantor
hecomes bright spirit II
he heavenly realm. have onl.
1T heart the welfare Of those l low
and " dea'h brings such blessings had
Mt better Kill those love? | know
would di.lilc to kill you and my g'rl, tu
would il not be best to do it, Life !
such curse, and death, sweet sngr
wit.ou, wings, stands ready at the portal
If the spirit world TO crown you with in
mortality. Do you advise me TO to mai,
angels Of you ~ once; the sooner the BET
ter. II those l hate take i'll, | can giv'
20 greater punishment, than proIongn,
life. Ny gracious # my-ths, to be
mo her.in-law take. sick will emplo
all the Nj. DIS in the city. Frien'
Oberly advise me whst to do. know yet
will not advise me wrong. Ia grea. snx
ETY. await.
e Your. in the "un belief Bush.
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snow ,hi' morning, bu. did no. lac. more

snow ,his morning, bu. did no. lac, more
than 10 minutes.
ST. LOUIS, October 2s-Arrjyed: Gin.
ton, keokuk, Helena, Vicksbur Depart
"a; Clinton, 81 Paul. River stationary.
Weather clear and cold; thick ice male
last night, aud the inercvry has been be.
low ire,zlng nearly all day.
CHICAGO, October 2S- Cattle receipts
274o duh and unsettled; prices weak; Tor
shipping grades nearly nominal; very light
ssIes; fair to good "a 6o95; Texas moder.
ately active; sales were ~ yo@3 60; com.
mon through to good corn I'D s,ocker.
10 fair nemsndi ssles 81. e5@3 81.
EvAssvfLLE, October 20. Weather al
ternSt.ly cloudy and clear to-day. Ram
last night Snow this morning. Mercury
80 to IS. River has risen 4 inches. I. 81
feet on French Island ard 80 inches be-
low Up: Fsyette and Roberts, ga m
Ella Hughes. II m Down. Hiram
Campbell, $50 p IN.
MEMPHIS, October 28- River stationary
Arkursus rising White in 20 d boating
condition. Arrived; Westwind, O.ceolo,
Nashville; from White riv.r, Glencoe,
Colorado, st Louis; Joe K-nney, Vicks-
burg Departed Westwind, Osceolo. Glen.
coe, New Orleans; Colorado. ~ Louis; Joe
kenney Nicksburg Pat Cleborne, Helena
and j White, Napoleon.
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SPRINGFIELD, ILLS.
THE CASE OF SMITH CON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CLASSIFYING TllERAILROAl S
THE RAILROADS,

SPRISGrIELD, he, OcIober rs Some
time since Tue Raj road and War,huus.
commissioners PUBLISHED tho lrelgnt tar.h
presented by them tor tbs government 81
the Ielodo, Wabash aud Western railroad.
his tarlh was considered tue standard IOr
ir,lclrss roads, each OF which should
charg. not more than three cents II mile 10.
passengers, nor more TOR freight than Wa,
specified IN the schedule, when was gwen
III most oil the papers at ,he time. be
hrst.class or group comprlsed the fol-
owing roads: Columbus, Chicago and
Indiana Central; Indianapolis, Bloom
II gton and Western; chicago, Alton aud
- Louis; Illinois Central Chicago
Burlington and Quincy; Chicago and
North western; ludisn-polis and St
Louis; Chicago, Rock l.land and racltir;
Toledo, Wabash and Western and Ohiu
Mississippi The other ruads in the stat,
have been arranged in four groups or
classes, md the charges which the COM
mis-ioners prescribe for these compau lei,
are MS follows:
Second Group Michigan Central
Lake Shorsand Michigan southern; Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago; ten per
cent. below the standard, and TWO and Il
half cents per mile for passengers.
Third Group Western Union; Toledo
Peoua aud Warsaw; Chicago, Danvlllr
and Vlnctnnes s.. LOUIS, Alton and
lerre Haut' five pnr cent. above the
standard, and three and one-iourlh cents
per mile Tor Passengers.
Fuurtn Group Peoria, Prkin and Jack.
sonvllle; Peoria n, d Rock Island Rock.
ford, Rock I.lrnd and 81. Louis ten pei
cert above standard, and three and
half cent. per mile tor passengers.
| Fifth Gr"up--G Imam, Clinton snc
Spring field Chicago and lows; Hsnni
hal ard 'sples Peorin. Linco and D.
catur 81. Loui, and Southeastern Carr
and Vncennrs, md all otner organ zr'
roads in the state, fifteen per cent. sboy'
standard and four cents per mile tor pas
sengcrs.
SMITH AGAIN.
In the United States court to-day. tn
cases against Albert Smith were con
linued until tho january term of Ia
court 1t 10 Understood that Judg" re,
Preferred that they bs brought To trlr
when Judge Drummond should be pre-
ent, MS therew uld probably be some IN
portsnt questions of law to be decIdeC
Hence the contlnuanc.
ISvEsTIGATIos.
Tho Railroad Wearhuuse commission
ers will continue their Investigation III
week, the charge made against rniro'
eItortion and discrimination. They W
20 tonight to Qnincy, aud from that p"'r
will follow up the line of the &. Is. aud
railroad
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IT 10 probable the Sun man ia tim
ofous Christian, A. he is . timorou.
Republican. But heis to be excused.
Better men than he have beeu ,imid in
the service Of the Lori. Sicodsmus was
. man like the sun man, and J'seph OF
Arimaihes, also lscksd courage anil de-
cision. 1t would be too much TO expec,
OF Davis more than WAS received o. Nico-
dsmus and joseph. We don't. He would
no., like Judas, 60 back on hi. master fo'
silver, but fear would make him, liz"
Peter, deny the faith. We say this H.
wy ofapolDgy for our neighbors cour'
dlrIns the past couple Of weeks. Al.
though he hal u. to lead, he WAS afraid IL
follow. Many Of our CHRISTIANS, being
timid cros.-b,,rers fan by tho way.
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WEATHER REPORT.

WAsuINaroS, October %. -Probabili-
ties for Wednesday in the Gulf and
Souehern st ,tes rising barometer, north
westerly winds ana cool. clear weather
For Middle aud Eastern states southwest
to northwest wlnis, cloudy and clearing
weather For Lake Erie norlh.rly winds
increasing to brisk, during Tuesday night
and dmin,shirg on "Wednesday. For Up.
per Lakes, Ohio valley and N"rthwes,
northery wind backing to west nnI SOUTH
w"s with partly cloudy and clearing
weather Csutionary signals continue a,
BufF,lo. Eri", Cleveland, Toledo Grand
Haven. Chicago. and Milwaukee. and are
ordered for Norfolk, Cape May, Rochester
AMI Oswsgo.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAs FgAsCisco, Octoter 2s-Japsn
iaies to October ., received state that the
government Is about u have II history OF
the EN- plre written, materials being rap
IDLY accumulated A Christian church
m. been organized Mt rok.r. They NC
knowledge Christ ns the Saviour, but hold
themselves ind, pendent of all foreign
churches. There are hf'y-,wo papers pub
ushed IN Japan. A training school for
-chOol-masiers, on the American plan,
has been established ~ Myo.i Mr.
Brighton, now minister, has assumed the
duti-s Of his othce. :Ail the Coo 10 ship,
hav. been ord ,r-d out of Chine-e water.
tn" Chinese jnnks are cruising oil Moco,
t" intercept Cuolir iurks.
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The business Of vending canly on raj
way trains hiss experienced shock in th,
central part OF the state from which it will
not inn,d' a.eIy recover A young maj
on his bridal tour, between the town OF
Morris and Chicago, purchased packsg.
OF the candy offered for sale in the cars
and ate freely of IL. He WAS shortly after
wsrd, while still on the cars, taken slcs
grew worse sf.cr his arrival in Chicago,
and was c"mpe led 10 return TO hi. HON,
10 Morris, where he died-poi.oned, th'
doctors atiirm, by the confectionery col
sumed on ihs cars. The circumstanc,
dossnt adorn tale very mu, l.
but IL points moral obvIou'
10 all; that bridegroooms OF
their wedding tours Should not ga
railroad candy.
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A JtMALE correspondent of the ME-
souri, Republican writing ON New
York, REDS severely and ssrcas,ically
on the Evangelical Alliance for Leaving
women "ou, in the cold " in al the pro.
ceedings Of ths, body-in their discussions,
In their reports OF missions, etc. in ,hen
sermons etc, etc, and didn', even adlni,
item, when latter the manner of AL
earthly men, they closed up their minis.
trasions with grand pow WOW over =
Gorgeous dinner" The truth /. the cor.
respondent has ground. for her com.
plsins The Evangelical Alliance H..
norsd very importsn, .lemsn, in ,h.
unity Of the churches when it neglected
20 indorse the work Of women In n.
churches With it's sanction and encourage.
msnt. Women are pillars Of strength /,
the church, and without them il would
fall 10 the ground heap Of 'uin,.
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A SENSATION is being manufactured
at New Oslesns out OF the rumor that
Gen. Longstreet is nos sciively engaged
in organizing an expedition Tor Desert
upon Cubs, and that he is doing so with
the knowledge and coun'ensnce, if not
the actual assistance. of President Grant
We hope the rumor may DO founded upon
fact We are national "gobbler, and
are anxious TO lose no time taking IN Cubs
Cuba fret, and then the balance Of ID,
world, 10 our motto.
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FROM SALT LAKE,

MURDER FtGur AMONG INpIANs.
SALT LAKE October 2s "a sangulnary
fight took place yesterday among band
OF Indians encnmped on Jordan river, who
had become mnddsn.d with liquor furn-
i,h-d them in this city.
Gun,. knives and blulgeons were used
One charge Of shot went through one In
diane brain, killing him instantly, and
several were wounded. The inhabitants
in the vicinity of the encounter were
obliged to stand guard over their houses
70 protect their own families.
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+ ON MEXICO.

MATAM kAs, October 2S 1t is An
nUuDcel that lhs r"yrlutionists succet drd
IN capturing Gen z pedn short y after
his defeat aud that lie had ren"unced hl,
prctensluns To which h, wa. elected by the
people and submits t. the nuthority of the
state c'ngrcss, which drpu,ei hl'n and
elected D. Sslas governor, and that his
followers will surrender their arms.
OCCUPIED by FEDERAL tho rs.
Saltilla is held by tho federal troops
who coufine themselves to sustaining tue
authority OF the general government
leaving the state authorities to settle locs
disputes.
AT AN ESD.
The revolution is regarded rs ended in
the state of Cuahuilln.
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FROM DETROIT.
DETkOIT PAkK.

DsrR 1T, October 2s.-The supreme
rourt Of Michigan to-day declared the
Dtroit para law void, and denied the mp.
plicati n Of the park commissioners for
Insndamus t. compel tho common council
10 issue TIRES hundred Thousand dollars in
bond, wherewith to purchase land for the
park. and that the authority OF the COM
mon council 10 supreme in the decision Of
matters.
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FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, October 2s IF Phelps had
given the $l5 0oo bail required be would
have been arrested on twent-four other
charges, two Of which srs for forgery
The district attorney had already pr
cured a warrant for hi, arrest. He case
will be brought before the grand jury
early next month.
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RIVER.

New ORLEANS. y. der rs No arri-
vAls or departures. Weather clear and
cold.
NASHVILLE, October 2s.--River rose 8
feet and 2 inches TO day, feet on tho
shoals Weather clear and cold.
PIrrsBuRG, October rs River about on
a stand; 10 feet 8 inches in channel; heavy
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A LAB ~ quantity OF silver coin is said
TO be 10 circulation in Philadelphia.

THE young man Bash" who asks our
advice in smother column, IL, We fear, be-
yond the power Of advice to do him any
good hut we would advise him TO hni Z
himself He could, probably, De put :
no better use.
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INTELLIGENCE
FROM JAPAN.
DISASTROUS FIRE AT EAST ST
LOUIS
DESPERATE FIGHT AMONG IN
dams.
CRIME AT WILLlAMSPORT, Pa


THE BASks
NEw YORK, October s.-The associated
banks gained million dollars IN legal
tenders to-day.
SENT TO PRISON.
Josiah Warren. q seaman, was commit.
ed to prison to-day on the charge OF Ia
ally slabuing Eden Staples, mate OF the
-h,p Ellen Meyer, while the vessel WAS on
tvuyage from z leenstOwn to this port.
THE sTuKgs CASE.
Mr. Tremaine concluded his address in
behalf of Stokes about hnlf-psst one, and
liter = short recess district attorney
Phelps began his address for the prosecu-
llUD.
600 YoR MEMPHIS.
At special meeting Ui the board OF
aldermen lhis afternoon ) 5000 was sp.
propf lated tor Memphi. sufferers.
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FROM wlLLIAMsPORT, PA.
CRIME.

WiLLrAAsPoRr, October 2s John Nc
Laughin. aged 80, was found dead IN the
woods yesterday, with his breast and
throat n,sngled bya charge OF shot. IL
is supposed he was murdered by hi'
cousin, with whom he was on bad terms
and who has disappeared. This Is the
fourth murder 10 the county within the
past year
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FROM MEMPHIS.
RTuAkY REPlkT.

MENPuIs, ktober 2s II he deaths for
the pat - hours TO six o'clJck this y. IN
nre yellow fever 10, and otter causes . n
decrease of 8. Nine Of these were me-
rroe., of them yellow fever Memphis
ventures to feel that her hour o! relief has
come.
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FROM LITTLE ROCK.
WEATHER YELLOW FEVER.

LIITLs Rock. October 2s-Coli al
day. ana ice formed this morning. The
board Of health Reports the city entirely
free of yellow fever, aud impossible for II
10 come here
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the sentiments Of Mr.. Wilson, induced
by some consideration not visibls on the
surface, we really cannot vote for him on
Tuesday next.
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FROM BROOKLYN.
ANOTHER VICTIM.

BRooKLYS, October 2s Ella Austin,
aged Sc entren years, was found dead ~
bed this morning, victim Of abortion.
A post norton 10 IL be held
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FROM SIlREV EPORT.


SHgEyEPaRT, Octuber - Mrs. S'ot".
81 L"1i- Butler, colored, 4j; Frank Ora
c.y, 50; Eliz, Rossabronk,
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PECULIAR TICKETS.

The Chicsgo Times IL, rs usual. no.
pleased. 1t is not pleased this time
With the tickets which have
ben presented TO the people ., Chicago
AMI In expressing its nop.ples,ure use,
language at cnce race and stran,e. The
tickets, the Times assures Us, are SCALA.
wax" tickets and their supporters "bum.
mers' A striking PECULIARLY OF the g
hummer ring tickets, says the 'Times,
may DO exhibited by putting tie Two TO.
gsthsr. They present, together the
names Of thir,y-siI candidates for ci,y and
county officer. The ,hlr,..i, may 10
classified " follows;
Ieu,ons .... q
'.... . 2
AMERICAN
-,
JotA 80
Or % follow:
Europeans 2i
Ashesns'''.'''''''' ''''''''',. '.''..l
Iosa Sd
Or % follows:
NWM rnorD ...,..,........,l3
e9naowets
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FROM CHICAGO
AFFIRM ED.

CHICAGO, October 2s.--The supreme
court of Illinois has affirmed the Judgment
OF the criminal court in tbi. city 10 tie
case OF Andrew j. Psrtrel, colored wife
murderer, and he is to hang Friday, De-
cember 18th.
APPOINTID.
Y. T. Leonard has been appointed 81
perintpndent of the insurance department,
of the Illinois state auditors Office vice
Stodden, deceased.
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DISASTROUS ' RE-.

An extensive saw mil and large
amount oI lumber, with several email
houses djacen,, Ia E.s, 1t. Louis, helorg
'ng to Morse, Daggili " Co, burned thu.
afternoon IUss estimated at SO 900
The fire caught IN house on the opposite
side OF the street TO mill, md was driven
over by high wind. Morse, Dagg'tt "
Co. recently went INTO bankruptcy, ana
the property WAS to be- sold to-morrow for
the benefit OF creditors. Insurance un.
knowD.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-29
FROM ST. LOUIS.
TO BE REDUCED.

ST. Louis October IS 1t is stated tha!
he Atlan,lc and Pacific and the ST. LOUIS,
X ,nsss Guy and \ orthern Railroad COM
,ahies will reduce the salaries Of all EN-
ployes, from president down, ten per cant.
from November !.