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, 1874-10-24
MASSACHUSETTS, POLITICS,

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AR. DAWES rAYs Ills 1.l:spEoTs TO GEN, DANgs.
Special Disnatch 10 7hs CHICAGO 4r,ouue.
DosroS, Oct. 23.-Ttu, lion. Henry l.. Dawes
mado speech In Goocla'B District last night, to
help TINT candidate In Ills contest with Con.
Banks, who IL running IA an Independent. uo
attnclts Banks ~ poiitoal whrligig, tho follow
ing passage showing tbs Jgist OF hls argument
lie Bad TINT thia wan mt pcraonnl Govern
mcnt, but representative Goyornnaont. It vas
not made for man. 1t VIII made for the cstab-
1ishnont md perpctusy Through all tiuo Of the
great fundamental princitaos. II 1t wnH admin
isterod for any other end 1t WIS poryert-
3D. and thoso WHO attempted TO turn
1t to personal advantage tr' patsonal adyanco-
11cnt would surely como to grief. ThoAo who
cnsosol upon it's service vi III no settled pur-
poso OF conviction, who cou.d say that tllay bo-
lonsea to no party, wero viking to eocodo any,
thing that thsy lad hitherto maintained, or
maintain any now doctrine ,snat might seem for
tho moment to bo propitienla anlong men, be-
como all things to MI mon, either msconcciycd
tile whole economy OF rcpub bllcan institutions.
OF wero willing to persert thn1, Ilo repeated his
argu,nent Of Wednesday, nlG ht III regard to
there being no political pnrti.nj, and astod what
a man waH who started out q Democ1n aud
stayed With tho Democracy Il littlo while, mud
got tlrcd OF that; thon weni; over into tic
Liborty party aud stayod over I!iEht, Joined the
Frce-Soil party tho next nlotnu E, wont into tho
Coalition tho ne1t week, thou cano into tho
Republican party, tho noxt ycar .toinod the Lib
eral party, eutl tho noxt year did ho "aB lot
auywlore?
, 1874-10-24

tlucod. IEo frat described tho performance by
which tho ring n,aragsrn attempted to capture
M lntonal,Lant n,eet1nE nj Which Ito was R:iror-
t!nctl to he. nt Naeivllo yostordny tho result uf
which was 10 prove tho trn,l, Of tho old aslagc,
Lint Many T. mai goes out for wool hflu comes
home nhorn," 1lo thon reviewed. tho aprcch Of
Gov OgicHhyr Bhovin. hB statements to DO o.
rots of fact. and proving from tho iccord that
tho Republican party was not tho pure lion
and TINT It waH not tho Republican party Of Sfr.
Lincoln, whoss cardinal principle tSaa TINT LABOR
wan prior to At ID superior to capital, md should
receive tho h!g her consideration. llo aliowod
that tho psrpoteB OF tho Ropnbcan pRrty hRd
long ai,,co boeu fulfilled, and that now 1t waR
ouly hald tngothor by tho cohesion OF public
punler. 10th t,E'acchea mado deop Impression
uron tho a,ldtcIce, md wore listened to with
earncst attention. Tho audience adjourned TO
7:30 o'clock, with fnod for thought that will
show Oil tho 9Th ',t November.
aftor listonng tc, tho song, " Tho baud that
ioitla bscaa." by II voluntary alee Club. DR.. NJ.
H. 11ootou was in n!rodnced, aud Bpoko Tor oporr
nil hour Oh tho fntaton Of finance to labor ana
thu Legitimate results OF contraction
Ing not only the industrial intorcHts Of tho cotn
try, but tho bus1noi,, mud commerce aa well. Iho
Cleo Club then aana IIark hnrk tho shout"
and "Tho engo ma;7 sleep on his rocs," wlcn
Jndgc Horny. ayain took tho atana, nnd
IN short but Pertinent, spoocll LIFT nothing
for our friends to nal: for moro or our onomion to
tho polls, whoic we have futl con3aonco Tint wo
ahall bo victorious ov''r tho combined powers OF
banks and other mt,EopolloH, nidod by Ogleaby
for tho lfopnbioanA, and 1tandricka aud othora
whom tho Domocrntd f,nvo imported TO 1eip build
up their falling fortulea.
, 1874-10-24
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Grand CoM1nnndcry OF 1osVn KnfEhta
'EpI1iplNr.

'reinplnr.
!Specidt Dfsp9tch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DuDuouE, Ia., Oct. 23-Tho Grand COM
mandery Of tho 6tato of Iowa met Tits afternoon
ut 2 o'clock, and elected tho following oflcora
for tho ensuing ycar: Dr.. E. A. Guilbort, OF
Dubuque, Eminent Grand Commander; Judge
z. G. Lusc. Of Iowa City, Deputy Gtand COM
manler; Fred Gitohel, Of DesMo;nes,. Grand
GoneraIlaimoi Jeromiah Y: Wilson, q Nowtop::
Grand Captain Downing DauEh. OF
MeGrcgor. Grand prolate; Franz. Neeey, OF
Waterloo, Grand soni or Warden; n: 4, Butler,
Of boone, Grand Junior Warden, II: ": hathori,
Of Keokult, Grand Secretary " D. Lang
ridge, Of Muacatlue, Grand Reoordof;;
Tho following woro tho appointed
officers: j. Butler, Of oIarinda Grand standall,;
Dearor; Horace IMttle, Of Dubuque, Grand
Sword -l3earer; ". ". E.. 6tabrook, Of IONA
CITY, Grand Warden nnd Theodors scarslnor'
Of Sit, Pleasant, GRIND G'ard. The otllcora-
elect warc then installed, and tho Grand Com
.naudory Of Iowa ctese'i tho'r 5esston Of 1871,
frat Tuesday after tho thtra Monday in October.
1915. All tho membors that can viii leayo TOR
thor homes tonight. Tho rest will Leave on tho
first train tomorrow.
, 1874-10-24
FIRES.



61,ceial Dsunkch to The Chtcaoe Tribune.
JOLIET, ILL.,. Oct. 23-At half-past o'clock,
this morning, the houso Of Patrick uamiltop On
Ottawa street, just north OF tho First Evan-
gclical Lutheran Church, was destroyed by fire.
Tho fro had gained such headway before tho
alarm wus given that tho Fire Department was
unable to check tho flames. Origin Of the fro,
a defective fluo. LOSS, $500. Insured With
Cl,ase Il Hoifa, in tho Etna.
Tonight, between 10 and II o'clock, an alarm
was given, when it was discovered that tho atono
building OF John Darcey lad been 1irod by ill.,
contllarios in tho rcnr. The Fire Department
responded promptly aud prevented what bado fair
to bo serious contlagration. Marshal Schiedt,
with Officer Juln Connolly, arrcBtou two young
mon who are suspected Of tho deed. They gave
tho nau,es Of Hill md William Murphy; whom
arrested, Hill l1ail somo stolen properly in Ills
possession. This is tlo seventh lqcondary fro
in the city within three months.
, 1874-10-24


!Srtehst Ui.pateh TO 1Hs Chicago Trfpnne,
ST. JosErlt, No.. Oct. 23.-The largest crowd
Of tho heaaon mot ut Tooho's Opera. House to
liston to spcccl1oa from Gov. Wooison, The Hon.
g. III. Diegel. md the Hon. David 1soa, cnnd-
lates for Congross III the Nutl, Congregational
District The speech Of Gov. Woodaon waa tho
lost effort OF his 1ifo. lIo malo lucid and oon-
v!ucIng. dofonso Of his administration, and
ty for all Of tho crimes and awloAsnoss commit
ted during tho past twelve years. In rorcr-
oncc to tho Jamos aud Younger boys, ho
atatcd TINT tl,oro was 91d,ooO IN tho
Troazury waiting to 10 .patd to auy-
tico. IT Maj. Gontry or any Of his friends
wantod to do tho State SERVICE lot thom cap
ture tho marauderh. aud 10 would SEQ tint tho
reward WAS forthcoming. The samo part,os hal
bcc. rohhtng trians In RI icai Iowa. Why did
not tho Radical orators mud paporH consuro tho
Governor Of Iowa for ncgloctlug to capture
thonl?
, 1874-10-24
LOUISIANA.


New ORLEANS, La, Oct. 23.-Two thousand
registration frauds have arca1Y.boon decovored,
aud the investigation continues. Tho location
of residences given bY .cn persons was found to
be an unoccupad lot. Ono colorel man had reg
istcred fourtoon tinles.
Tho police authorities took possession Of all
tho rcgstratson books. They were deposited in
nogiatialion ii, tho city: Whitos. 2s,87s COL
orol, 17431 wltito majority in the city, II, ,A47.
III tho country parishes % give white %, 778, and
hoard from, is: Whites, 1866; colofca, 59. 500.
Net colored majority, 2l,73. Twenty four
parishes to hear from. Some of tho returns
given nbove are incomplete.
IDLE KuNoIl5.
EaEEyEronr, Oct. 2I.-Tho warrants which
wcro prepared yesterday for tho arseat Of tho
merchants who signed tho labor pledge were not
served to-day, aud tho whole matter is agat, in
muddlo. Thu United States authorities aro worry
reticont and 1t is impossible to obtain any satis-
factory information ~ to tlloir purpose It is
rl,,nured that Con. NTorTill now declares TINT ho
doos not intonl to make general arrests, but only
mako examples Of the moas promlncat signers.
Another rnulof il in circulation to tho object
tint Deputy Unite1 States MarHhals keating and
White Aavn resigned, leaving tho Commission
without ollicorB to servo tho warrants.
letter from. CouslHlta stMtes tllat no arrests
have been made there slnco Sunday.
a special from NsAchltochez, states: Mr..
Coscroyo, cdtor OF tho Katchitochoz Tin-
dicaior was arrested ut that place Oh Wednos-
day, By tho United Sates Marshal and taken to
l,o cuinp Of the military. Tho informant statos
that Mr. CosErovo's friends aro not allowed
to communicate. with him by tho Marshall
who aays ho hos warrants for tho arrest
Of q hundred othors in that parish.
The cavalry which loft hore day before
yesterday nre now quartored ut a1idnin, Web
ater Parish. but rs yet lave mado no arrests;
anil
Natohitochcx, created considerable a1arm In
Dcsto parish mud attempted to mako. seve,al
arrests. hut the parties they wero after had bcen
advised Of their approach, and as far as heard
gers from tho cast report tattho cavalry tlotacl
| meut, accompanied by q United States MARSHAL
| ia operating III Lincoln and Union Parishes, but
! thoir intentions hayo not bcen ascortaiued"
, 1874-10-24
Missouri St1tto Grange.

iSneo,Gl NaDafeb 70 TIE Ehkcaf" If3onns.
KANSAS CRY, No., Oct, a33,-Tho State Grange
elected now ottlcora for tho ensuing yoar as fo''
lows 4. Il. Alion Master; John n. oldham,
Oyeraeor; ". jackson. Lootnrer; ". oocnrano'
Steward: DR.. 7. d. Turnbaugh, Assistant S:o"-
ard; &. T. Brayton. Chaplain; @. L; QnleHpofry,
Treasurer; 4. N. Coffee, Secretary; a. j.
lIcCraynor. Gatekooper.
sptela! Dtapatch to 4he cAcaeIS ~ Itsa,s:
on Transportation Of tho State Grange reported
to.day in favor Of appropriations y tbS Govern;
,neut, from timo 10 limo, to place the mississippi
an.l tn tributaries IN condition to become
naylgablo highway Tor tho transpertatson Of tho
prooa s yaleya t. tug s'as9sfd t i1n;1 and Sals
rress. Tho Conullt.oo fayo.a rho jour plan, al
sdyocatcd slss; by Gapt. l:sloy, for .oponiny tho
mouth or tl.o A1ssiss'pp u a'so fafora tho m
nctnaut mud endorsement OF Huoh laws upon tho
subject of 1aroadH az will protect tho peoplo
oi lilo State from combinations , md , ext"rtons.
Il decided to ost"o1h u .S ftca u nsoa
yillQ, al0.
, 1874-10-24
SPAIN.

ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO BRIDE TIE CARL15Ts.
LONDON. Oct. 29.-It il reported from SPUN,
on authority which is believed to DO reliable,
that The Madrid Government has scnt 81, ,000 600
for distribution nmong tho Carlst chiefs, for
tho purpose Of terminating tho war.
CAPTURE or an tNpoATAHT POSITION.
MADRID, Oct. 23.-T4o Republicans havo cnp-
tnred all important strateglcat position Mt Cilota,
on the aof.thrrn border Of thu Province Of
Cuorca. They intond to fortlty tho place, and
tnaks it 4 basis OF operations against tho Car
llsta in Cuonca aud Valencia.
, 1874-10-24

5HEG7H1 DfHT1{CH 70 TIE EN3CH1f 7TTUHHf.
MoNnoE Mich, Oct. 23.--1'ho Monroe County
Pooplo's Reform Convention assembled nt Ida,
IN tint county, today, III por adjournment, and
placod in nomination tho following ticket: Som
ator. Iowis Wolsh !. Sheriff. Franklin Mosos
Troasnror, james !. 1inssoll; C!crl. John l..
Attorney, II. =. l'lnnoy Circuit Court Com
missloners, j, II. l.auch and s. 1anndal Corou-
orr. Lowia Darral, md ]. Parker: Surveyor, A.
!. Dunbar, Representative, First District, John
strong, Jri Second, George D. Dc!ong. John
]. Robinson, thu regular Democratic nominee
for Representative III Congtcsa from tho Second
District was o.nphatiea]ly lnlorscd BY tho Con-
vcntion as their unanimous clIoico.
, 1874-10-24

totnoy: Martin. 56i1; 1ieibruck, A,41a. Regis-
iar t ef Deodst Best, 1906; pon1as. 1.049
Witttg, 1,420: County Clerk i: enrgos. 3,073 !;
Soar, .752 StoSer, 2,478. Superintendent OF
Poor: Rosoboch, asa setlairncr, 2ool Abort.
2.J0i Inns, l,is2 port 1,4l2 :; Lopport 900 j;
Ilelchel,. AT; itoif, 82u. Coroner: ODsiou,
s'7n KuEpor. 5,52I. 49,,
aftornoon s. 4. Harrison waa Nominated by 1877
votes. AID. Wolclsolborg receiving 1871 votes.
Ilo minority Of voters worc Democrats, In spite
of ovory natno beng talien down. and tho qloA-
tion ahkea - Arc yon Republican or Domo-
Clulod,
, 1874-10-24
SIXTEENTH ILLINOIS DISTRICT.
MASH MEETING Or INDEPENDENT nEfOAs1EAH At
ORSTNAIjA.

spectai Nt&patch "a The Chtcaao Tribune,
CEsTnALtA, ILL.,, Oct. 23.-tl'Ae maas mootiug
Of tho Independent 1leformors at tlIis placo to-
day laa been 4 most decided Auccoas. The hall
waa fllIol to Its utmost capacity early In tho
afternoon by tho farniera and tlloir wivos with
goodly orrinkllng Of cIlizenB, who woro drawn
out ri Il mattor Of curiosity 10 see what manner
Of people thcso Independents we're. Judge
1lonry, tAc Independent candidate for CongreAs,
WAS tho frat speal.or, who, III spocch Of half
m hour, 1y comparison showctl Tint tho platform
If prlnciplaa M laid down by tho party at SPRING
icld on tho 10Th .of Jnne, II faithfully catrlod,
would rasnlt In purifying md olayat!ng our po-
ltt,cnl eyAtom aud make moro prosperous tho
lahorIg Md producing olasuca.
H. II. Smith, Of kowaueo, was noxs intro-
, 1874-10-24

7nrcfat D,sua;ch to Ihe CA,cugo TribuHs.
GRAND HAVEN, A1cll.. Oct. 23.-The Hon r.
". Ferry, Unltod statcs Senator. and Charles D.
Nelaon. State Senatorial candidate from this dis
trlcs, will addrosH tho cltiZons Mt Music Hall to-
morrow evening OH tho political issues. a rous-
inE meuting is expected. Tho Hon. William D.
williams. Republican Congressional candidate.
ind Col. j. E. Messnoro will ntldross t;lo citi-
xcns of OTTAWA County OIL tho san,a s,,beus at
Spring Lake. Oct. 20, md Holland, Oct. 25.
, 1874-10-24

Commander Austin PoEAcrErnst.
PHILADELPHIA, OCT. 23.-Commanlcr Austin
Paudergraat commanding tho receiving nhp
po.omac, died Tonight, OF pneumonia, after .
b,ief illnoss. 1lo was nopl,ow of Commodore
,yaB appointed from TINT Stale Ill 1878.
, 1874-10-24
ARGENTINE STATES.

dLOOMY AsPECT or AFFAIRS,
RIO JASEIno, Oct. 23.--AlyiceB from tho Ar
gentine States by wuy Of AIontoyideo, Oct. 81,
represent the condition OF affairs as gloomy.
Tho Government troops woro joining Insurgents
in great numbers.
, 1874-10-24
France and Russia in Accord
on the Eastern Cues
tion,
American Swini}lcrs at Work III
London and Constantinople.
Confirmation Of the Report Of the
Capture Of Nena Sahib.
Rumored Attempts to Buy Up the Car
list Chiefs.


FRANCE,
THE EABTERN QUESTION.
BERLIN, Oct. 23.~-1t iB nsaorEeu that tue Coy
ernment Of france Aas confldonially informed
Prussia Of It's readiness, upon certain conditions,
to support RUSSIA on the Eastern questions.
NATIONAL PREJUDICE.
PARIS, Oct. 23.-Tbo Council General of Nico
passed resolution expressive Of tho Profound
cat attachmeut to Ffanco. Whom tho resolution
was moved, tho mombors shouted, "Viyo
Traucp,"
, 1874-10-24
INDIA.
NBNA aifTrnt1 oInrf4np

NESA eAu1B's Capture.
LONDON, Oct. 20.-Tho 1utlian Office has re-
ceiyed dispatch confirming tho report OF tho
capture Of Neua 6ahib. lilo will be t:,oa lmme-
diaIcly at the place where 10 was captured.
, 1874-10-24

Special Dispatch to Thf Ch'eaao 1s7onns.
JANssy1LLE, Wis.,, Oct. 23-The Peoples Con-
yantion for tho Second Assembly District Ctooli
County, met ut Edgcrton to-day, and nominated
Frank Sayre of Fulton,
, 1874-10-24

NI:rI! WAND ISnErESoEsT8.
A .aoc:iuz OF yotsrd Of she Opposition party Of
ily, Ntkt!. Ward VINO aro dissatisfied with
tbo num!i,eo for Alderman in thpt ward, nlut
lant night Ut lsncalos Hail. 2l0 Dluo Island ayo-
nuo, lur The purpose OF placing nuothor AAlor-
, 1874-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

LEnlBLAT1vE NOMINATION..
iSpeetat Dispateh to Ths Chfeaan Tribune,
ANN ARpon Mich, Oct. e3.--The Democrats
Of tue First District nominated to-day, in con-,
ycntion at this city, Edward King, Ypsilanti, as.
Representative for tho State Legislature.
, 1874-10-24

VIENNA, Oct. 23.--rho Yn.ks in Montenegro
continue their ou.rayas on tho Christiaua. Tiny
have killed eight AIontouegrtns md Bou,e Saxon,
rossdcnta in tho uaiGhbo:llood Of podgoriza, and
burned 4 village. Tho Christisns wore compelled
to dee to tho mountains.
, 1874-10-24

CoNsTAN11xorLE, Oct. 23.--.An American has
boon arrested in This city for rorpetratrg Il
hoavy fraud on tho Imperial ottomau Dank. It
Ia rumored TINT other swindlers. having forged
passportH, are operating in this mud oti,cr Tnrl-
ish citiea,
, 1874-10-24

-lsrlgham Yonug intormo1 mn EaBtorn fnrni
turo.oaIer, wllo clltol upon him to yet tho cou.
traot for furnishing tho new lasesa thAt he pg,s
house" said 10, "in. Now York Or san Francisco
sllall compare With It. uaAt the bcat, ss6xsI
loss Of coHt.n
, 1874-10-24

SENECA FALLS N. T.. Oct. 23.-The Phoenix
Woolcn Mills, Of this placo, burned tlis morning.
LOSE, $50, 900 partially insured.
, 1874-10-24
SENATORIAL LEGISLATIVE xo,11yArsos.

Snectat ititjaatch 10 IHe Chiea1o Tribune,
MAD1soS, Viz, Oct. 23.-Tho noformors Of
Tho Seventh Senatorial District to-dny, Oil tho
seventh bn&lot. nominated Prof, a. II. Cornwall,
Principal OF Albion Academy, who ,nado good,
b,tt unsuccessful rnn two yeara APO ~ their can-
diaaso. 1lo waa Republican till ho Liboralizod.
, 1874-10-24

Commodore WillistsA 1ssts,nn.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. o3.-Commodoro William
Inman died in this city to-day. l1e ontorcd the
navy In 1912 and Mt tho tmo OF lliH death was Mt
1ho hoad of tho Conlnodoros OIL tho rotircti list,
, 1874-10-24
THE OUTDOOR IN r11SNEaoTA.

Sut:iat Niapatch 70 IHe CAlca0o 1F16Hne.
sr. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 23.-Tho prospect for
largo Opposition gains In this State was novor
better thnn now Leading Republicans. ospo-
cla]ly candidates and other olllce-seckors, aro
bndlY frightene1.
, 1874-10-24
FIRE IN DUBLIN.

DUBLIN, Oct. Is. Tho Alliance Gas Comnany's
Works In this city fool; fro thia forenoon and
burned with alarming rapidity aud liorconoss.
The military woro called upon to aid tho iironen
LoHDoS, Oct. 23.-Ths Majis. from Dundee
for 1tangoon, was wrecked in tllo uobrdos dur
ing = la.a gale. aud sweuty-foWr persons On
board drowned.
, 1874-10-24
GREAT BRITAIN.

AN AMERICAN SHARPER ABROAD.
LONDON, Oct. 28.--Two attempts to aesraud
wealthy Engllshmon havo been 1otocted hore.
The party engaged In tho scl,cmo has boon ar
rested. l1o aigns himself DR.. William Parker,
Of C0unnliYyi}in rn
, 1874-10-24

SIN: Do tho voters OF Chicago know that A1r,
Warner, chief manager OF the now Cuatom-
House and post-Oflice Of this city, spends moro
time oauYaasing for Mr.. Farwoll than he does
about tho building he Is SO wolf natd for7 Also,
TINT ho will not employ any there now only sl!cl,
M arc recommended by ono Of Farwoll'a Eatcl-
lites?
Iapp}ed for work there this day. anl 50 did q
man recommended by Aid. Cannnn, OF tho Eight
oenth Ward. Mr.. Cannon's mau was rot to
work, though ho had no nloye't aud 1lr. Warnor
aakotl mo to lend hin my shovel, which ro-
fused, and then hc said, "No matter, FarUcll
voter would get work, shovel or no Bhoyo." atn
Il resident Of this city for twcs!ty-tllree years,
hut becauHe don't reside In tho Eighteenth
Ward, or In any part OF rarwesla voting district
don't Hh!no with Dir. Warmer Il'oao mon
taken In for tho laHt wook, I am infor1hed ara
gully for voting puspohcs. So this Ia how Uncle
SANS Patronage ia prostltnted.
TAoMAs CASEY, No. 125 Wright stroot.
CHICAGO, Oct. ~, 1874.
ANsouNoEMENrs.
Tho Ninth Ward Republican Club will hold a
tnaoting this evening at 2245 South Uana! street.
The lion. ]. D, Ward, Con. Q. L. Mann, Col.
storoy, n. n. Miller, John atcyony, ;Iosial,
Greenwood, and otlor Republican nominees FOR
| Aldermen, will 10 present.
| There will be grand lloplbllcan rally at Gty
Htato street this evanlag at Il o'clock, Tic
lion. Loonard sHett, uoii. Rodman, lii, Gut.
rnn. i. G. 'Vlorl!ng, and other gooa speakerH.
will DO il, attendance.
| There will ba \ mootipg Of Tho Oppop,,iot,
purity in tho sixth Ward tlh oyonipg al '1uynor
grand n'saH-uleotins Of tho Opposition viii
ho heh thi1 eyontug at Yorarot'a Turner HILL.
on Went Twelfth Htrcot, which Mill bo addressed
by cax!er Il. Harflaon; John ., Ilalnos, Wash.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-17

The railroad excursion from Psducsh
to New Orleans, via the Chicago, st. Louis
and New Orleans railroad, will no doubt
be one Of the grandest affairs of the kind
ever undertaken in the Southwest. Tick
cts for the round trip will coat only So.
For sleeping cars 50 extra will DO charged.
The excursion train will leave Paducoh
on the 9th of November, and New Or
leans on the 18Th, allowing stay OF two
days in New Orleans. Coaches will be
added at different points as tho increasing
crowd may necessi.stc. We do not know
that tickets will be placed on sale a, Cairo;
bu. that they should be everybody knows.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-17

The ATHESEUM.-All who witnessed
the presentation Of Richard III. by the
Lord " Whi.sley troupe, last night pro.
nouOced themselves highly grstlfled. Mr..
Lord, in tie title role, sustained himself
In manner that commanded frequen,
and enthusiastic applause. Louie Lord,
as Elizabeth, gave fine rendering; while
all the other characters were sustained in
manner that gave universal satisfaction.
Tonight we have Nick Whifles, with
Louie Lord as Blanche, and j. A Lord
as Lot Holiday. "our Gal" will figure
a. the central piece, Louie Lord sustain.
ing two characters. The entertainment
will conclude with the beautiful musical
comedy entitled the Maid Of Munster, the
talented Misc Jennie Wolff appearing as
Kate oBFien. Everybody will 20, of
course
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-17

LORD X WHIrELEY.-The performance
of Richard III. by this company at the
Atheneum last evening was grand suc.
cess. Louie Lord, as Queen Elizabeth
sustained tho reputation she has gained as
being one Of tho most talented young ar
tistes that ever appeared before a Cairo
audience. Mr.. j. A. Lord, az Richard
was just what We had reason to expec,
faultless, end played the part in m asterlv
manner. Q. W. Taylor, Andy Msllon.
Miss Jenny Woltz, and the entire COR
pany, deserve credit. Tonight is the las,
Of the season, and tho bill for the occasion
IA very attractive one, being Nick
WHITES, and Louie Lords speciality, sour
Gal"-to be followed by the lauehsble
farce, Perfection" in which Mis-. jennie
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NOTICE.

Sealed proposals, addressed to the CITY
council OF the city of Cairo, will be re-.
coived at my office, No. l24 Commercial
avenue until o'clock p. m of Tuesday
the Sd day of November, 1874 for light.
Ing the street lamps in the city of Cairo
for tho term of one or two years.
Sad proposals to state at what price
per post said light will DO furnished and
also state what kind OF light is proposed
to be furnished.
The city council reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
The person or persons to whom may be
awarded the contract, will be required TO
give a good and sufficient bond to said
city council for the faithful performance
of their contract.
"a 5. COX, City Comptroller
CAIRO, ILL.,, October 18th, 1874.
354-lO-l7-td
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HELP FoR THE HoPELgss.-You are
weak, detected, miserable, and nothing
does You any good, you say, don't despair.
IheFe Ia haim in Gilead. Have you tried
Vinegar Bitters No Then why don't
you Do not insist that snch q thing as
vital elixir is impossible before you
have tested tho properties of this marvel
Gus Vegetable Restorative. Whether your
compliant be dyspepsia, biIousness ner-
Vous weakness, constitutional debility, or
any other trouble, Vinegar Bitters will
revive and ronovste your shattered sys-
tenn rs agenial rain reireshes the with
erod flowers.
l0-lG-dw.lt
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H. JONES, fashionable bootmaker, Ia
moved into his new house next TO his old
stand on Commercial avenue, and assures
his friends that he is better than ever pre-
pared to satisfy them in the style, stock,
fit, etc, of their boots and shoes. An evil
dence of bis ability to satisfy everybody,
may be seen in the fact that no is crow ded
with WORK, and has been compelled to EN-.
ploy three more firstclsss workmen. lie
manufactures every style Of boots or ,hoes
and uses only the beat Of material in all
cases, whether making a cow-blde shoe
or pair Of the finest French calf boots
Give him trial. Satisfaction is guaran-
teed. 303.lU-3.2m