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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-05


loon and finding the oil on the counter
still burning, procured c,uplo Of bed
blankets with which he soon smothcred
out the flames, and thus prevented what
might have resulted in tirst-olnss con-
ilsgration.
l3" We are suffering grea. inconvon.
fence from sipe water, and ask the indulg-
encc of our readers. A skin can pass
from tho lake into our composing room
and thorc find deep water and safe har.
Dor. In our press room the raging flood
roars around our big cylinder, and the
bollcr. If we wore a profane man we
would swear, id If we wouldn't.
E-67 Married in st. Clair county, 1lli-
noi', on Thursday, April so, 1874, by
Rev. DR.. Post Of Bclleville, Dr.. T. J..
Williams Of Cairo, TO Miss Cassie Lemen,
Of st. Clair county.
Dr.. Williams and his bride arrived In
the city on Saturday evening by The
steamer Belle Memphis, The DIR. has
hos. of friends here and ono and all join
in wishing him aud his young wife pros
porous and happy married life.
I1S DE-. A. 4. Barnes superintendent
Of tho Southern Illinois Insane Asylum,
appeals to the public to contribute for the
use of his patients newspapers, periodic.
ale, books, rictire., house.rlants, games,
ornaments, etc. He requests that books,
period icals and contributions Of that kind,
DO sent by express at his eXpens
"The fact Of this Institution being under
state patronage, says tho doctor, should
not shut out the kindly acts of tho general
public towards . class OF unfortunates
whose condition must ever excite sympa.
thy. This hospital has been open bat few
months, and in consequence Of tho failure
OF the State Legislature during its late ses 4.
s,on, 20 make provision for recreation and
II being an important fea-
turc in treatment We have no alternative
than tina, Ct asking considerable persons to
conir butte what they can in tho way OF
newspapers, etc
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WE h1.. q steam prja,irg o6ice, com.
plete IN ali is departments, and re de-
all kinds Of printing chcap,r than Il
coa be doac any,chcre rise. W. there
fore ash H. patronage Of the peop1c of
CJiro. We cnHao' maintain ourselves
II cairo busiac,, mon, neg'eciiHg Cairo
institutions. pa,sai., foreign ciH',s.
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Union HAkEKY.

Frank Kra,kv desires that the public
should know that ho ia prepared to deliver
bread of good quality and quantity, for
little money, in any part Of the city.
Give him your orders, and then look GU,
for the
RED WAGON
by which no will deliver TO you the staff
OF life Z1l-J-2D-lm
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FOR SALE,

A very handsome 3uggy, now stabbed
at Parker's on Tenth street. Has been
rarely used, is a light comfortable buggy,
red geNr, neatly striped in gid and is in
every way = arst-class, Perto city made
buggy, Ownor sells for want Of use.
For particulars enquire Of Robbins, At
Halliday Bros Office, Ohio Leveo.
g2.j.6.lt
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FOR SALE,

Two batteries Of two Boilers, each ~
feet long, az inch Dram, Ia inch Flues
with Ore fronis. Mud and Steam drums
Safety and Mud valves, Chimney and
Britchin, all complete and in hrst-olass
order; boon used only three months. For
price, etc, inquire Of j r. RxsHIE
9-23-tf Vulcan Iron Works,
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WILCOX.

Ten pounds Of brown sugar for 81 8
pounds best coffee sugar at 81, 3 pounds
oil choice butter at ST. baking powder 45c
per 10 Imperial tea at 81 potatoes 80
cents per peck lbs coiroo Stat Wilcox's
Block. lO7-2.1-lm.
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AssIGNEEs NorcE N Office Ia hereby
given 10 all concerned thu, hayo maid
oil and discharged all iu., Chains pre-.
sen'ed to mo against X. A. Cunningham
and If no other claims arc presented bo.
fore tho Both day Of May, 1874, shali on
that day terminate my connection with
his business as assignee, and return 70 him
MI asse's IN my hands belonging to him.
Z. ID. MArnUss,
Assignee Of Il. A. Cunningham
April ~, 1914. 7g.t.2s.Gt
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FOR SAI,E.

Secondhand clothing, watches, jewelry,
pistols, &c, bought and sold. Also lot
Brussels carpet, furniture, cts, for sale.
opposite Cairo and Vincennes railroad
depot. lss-2-27tfl M. CoYsK
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YOU must alccrti.e or you must clos.
yoor places If b,sincssj Tyou do nd
ccr'i.e yo"r i,rai paper ,ciN prosper
tie coo"waiH in 1chich tie local paper
propcrS Is II "tice' community. For
yor soLos AMI ours, business m0, of
Cojro, uir.riiS, IN THE BULLETIN.
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LOST.

Gold sleovo'hutton with initials NV. X
ii. Ton under side somewhere hot ween
Cross and Twelfth streets on Washington
avenue. Tho finder will DO rewarded by
returning TO WILL X. HAWKINS,
22-5-5.lt City Clerks Office
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WIN Ehlers wishes to inform tho pub
lie that he has Just received largo stock
of imported Fronch calf aLd Morocco
Loathor from Adolph Nickel, of Cincin-
natl, direct importers, and Lo can there
fore warrant all his work to be Of not only
the bost manufacture, but of the very
best material, Any one who desires ilne
Boots, Shoes or Caters will find II TO
their interest to call on Mr.. Ehlers at his
shop, 10th street, and examine his stock
and stylos before ordering elsewhere
203---3-4.lm
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MAY FLowER.-For tho best coal cook
stove buy tho celebrated May Flower.
For tho best wood cook stove buy tho old
reliable Charter Oak famous for giving
satisfaction everywhere and being especi-
ally adapted to the want. of every house
hold. / keep large variety of other
cook ing stoves, which are bought for cash
and viii DO sold cheaper than the cheap
est If you want cup OF good coffee
for breakfas. buy tn. flaaisLed Coffee
Biggin or French coiioo pot "A full sup
ply of Britannia csileo and tea pots always
on hand. Don't forge. tho place.
&. ". HENDERSON,
70.4-24.lm 100 Commercial ave, Cairo
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Bsy"Thc state railroad commissioners
will DO in the city tomorrow to hear any
complaints that may be made. They
will have their headquarters at the ST.
Oharles.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-05

a largo assortment Of Brown, White
and Dunish table linen At
ID. HARrMAEs & Cos.
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For Stoves, Tinware, toiletwsre, steam
cooking vessels, broiiers, bird cages, Ian.
ems, gate springs, gate hinges, table and
pocket cutlery, nu,ing irons. Also for
roofing, cutters and spouting, go to A.
llalloy's. lGs Washington avenue, near
Ton.h street. 5G--4-l7-lm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-05

a large stock of Lawns, corded and
plain Alpacas, corded Jsconet, and Per-
Gals can DO found in beautiful styles at
ID. HARTMAN x Cos,
CORNER SIXTH STREET AND
CONN ERCIAL AVENUE.
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MILLISERY.-Mra.J Jackson, formerly
Mrs. Swander, - now on hand with the
cheapest stock of Millinery in CAIRO,
Sho has 10 Herod her house oven with the
sidewalk to give tho ladies nm easy on
trance and has lowered her price to give
them all chance to buy n beautiful spring
hat or bonnet and anything else in her
limo that they may want. Her store is
now ono of tho most attractive, as it has
long been one Of tho cheapest places In
town TO buy. Call and SEQ her and be con.
WINGED. , lS-5.3.lw
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A large assortment of Ladies Jsconst,
Nsinsook snd Victoria Lawns can be
bought cheapat ID. HAKTMAN ~ Cos.
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Bay. We have not complained much, but
we have been afflicted with sipe water al
most beyond endurance. We swear at il,
every N oment in the day and denounce
the fluid in our dreams
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ls.5" We requcs; our readers 20 hold in
remembrance that the ladies of the
German Lutheran church will give
fair and festival al the Arab engine
Tonight house and tomorrow night
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You can buy Queenswaro and CUTLERY
as cheap at ID. Hartman * Cos, as 10 any
other part Of the country.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-05

The best stock Of Brown Linen and Cot
tonades can be found Mt
ID. HARTMAN AZ Co.'S
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CARDS printed at The BULLETIN
alice for tco to tour and sic doilarS per
housond, according 10 size and q"aiiV
N cards.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-05

Whampos silk plaids can DO had At Is
cents per yard ri ID IiABTMAS X Cos.
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DECLINE DIZZY GOODS.

Mr.. Rosenwatcr, OF the well.known firm
Of Goldslino & R1ssnwater, received the
following Iottor from his partner, now In
New York buying goods. 1t shows de.
cline in prices, and she public may no in
tcrestod in tho fact tina. Mossrs G. a. r.
have marked down their goods and are
now selling ut astonishiugly low prices.
The letter is Ms follows:
NEW YORK, April q, 1874
Mr.. S. RoSsqrdter
DEAR FRIEED:-Owing to tho disagree.
able wohthcr We are having hero during
tho past few days, business is somswhnt
dull, especially in tho dry goods trade.
There arc but very few buyers hore nj
present 1t 10 somewhat Encouraging 10
be buying summer goods seeing snow on
the ground. Nevertheless, | am luyinp
vo'y icely, ~ ! hsd tho market yery
favorable for doing so. Nearly all goods
are from 10 TO % pcr cent lower in price
than they were IN the iitsl part Of the
season, especially such as dress good, and
fancy goods, and styles, arc far better. In
hopos that you arc having good wcrther
there, | attn yours truly,
j. a. GoLpsTINE.
4. S-TGko notice of decline a. stated
above aud govern yourself accordingly.
In consequence Of tho above, this firm
beg to call special attention and exsmin.
alton Of thor stock On hani which they
will oiler =, comparatively low prices.
lO--5.2.2t
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We ar, non prm,iag LU hojs on
fourteen po"Hd paper nj The iowpric' Of
SO 20 per thousand. n, he business
men Of cairo rant bill heads o' lotcr
priccs2 Uaoi, they shouH s'nd their
orders 10 TIE BULLETIN and MT ~
~. LoWiS and Chico9o.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-05

The Choral society will play "rhe
Spirit Of '76, or the Coming Woman" n
prophetic drama, introducing two or throo
crusaders in new light Those who
have witnessed ,ho play pronounce il OK
cellont. lG-j-3 q
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-05

To ALL particularly invalids, spring is
trying seascn. Indications OF sickness
should at once be attended to. Fatal
diseases may DO caused by allowing tho
bowels to become constipatod, and the
system to remain in disor erred condition,
until the disorder has timo TO develop il.
self An ounce Of proyention is worth a
pound of cure, is An old and truthful say
ing. Therefore, We advise all who ara
troubled with tho complaints now very
prevalent 49, headache, indigestion, dis
ordered liver, want of appo-
lite, nausea, or fsverish skin,
to take, without delay, Schenok's Man
drake Pills. We know of no remedy so
harmless and decisive in its action. Tat
once strikes ut tho root Of the disease and
produces healthy tono to the system.
People need never suffer from any disease
arising from a disordercd condition of the
liver il they would take this excellent
medicine whom they feel the first indics-
tions Of tho malsdy. Families leaving
homo for tho summer months should take
threo or four boxes of these pills with
thom. They have an almost hstsntane.
Gus effect. They will relieve the patient
Of headache in one or two hours, and will
rapidly cleanse the liver of surrounding
bile, and will sll'sctuslly prevent . bilious
attack, They are sold by all druggists.
96-4-80-l m-sod
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HARTMAN g. CO. ,

Arc selling Gents half hose ut IS cents
per dozen.
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SHoo FLY.-Wsrm weather will soon
DO here. Now is ths time TO guard against
lies, gna,s and mosquitoes. will say to
tho public that am making a speciality
OF green wire cloth this season and will
duplicate Chicago and 81. Louis
pricoa. l also keep constantly on
hand largo variety0f Bird
Cages, Moss Baskets, Flour Stands,
Toilet Sets, Bath Tubs, and . gem
oral stock of Japaned, plain and stamp
ped tinware, Refrigorators, Water Coolers
and Gooch's lXL leo Cream Freezers.
Also tho Odcll improved Step Ladders,
which will be sold at bottom figures.
G. w. Henderson, 100 Commercial av-
enue, Cairo, Ills. 77-4-24.lm
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SEVERAL pleasant family rooms Mt the
st. Charles Hotel, fronting on the OHIO
can be obtained with board nj reduced
rates during the summer months.
92-4.20.tf
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Anew MORE day boarders will DO
taken Mt tho q. Charles NJ the reduced
rates. 9l-4.2g-lf
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FIRsr.CLAss board ut socond-class rates
at tho 81 Charles Hotel p2-4-2C.tf
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TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1874

Desiring to change our business We Will
sell IA, auction to-day, Nay j,h, oar
entire stock Of groceries, counter, scales
ico-box etc Hereafter we will be er-
gagged In the commission business
/, PtRKER n ANLEY
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JUsT received, n tne lot of extension
ladders, garden hoes, rakos, otc., otc., II.
a iislley's. 56--4-l7-lm.
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Il. SNYTu ~ CO.--Oncr for salo so 900
old cigars, which they will sell cheap and
guarantee to be good tobacco and smoke
we'll. Wholesale from $l5 to $50 per
1000; retail, two to five cents oach. One
thousand pounds iino smoking tobacco in
ono and ono and half pound packages.
They also have 10 barrels good vinegar; 3
platform counter scales, and ono patent
coal oil can, which they will sell Mt bar
gain. l-5-l-tf
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ROOMS TO RENT.

In Wilcox block, Washington avenue,
at the lowest figures. l0-4-3-tf.
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The Boston Store is at Cunningham.
old stand l0l Commercial avenue 1924
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Twelve yards bleachei Domestic one
yard wide for 81 at
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WASTED-At jackson, Tennessee,
hrst'class boot and shoemaker, Forp par
.ieuIars apply to John llylsnd, corner
Tenth street and Commercial avenue
li.5.32t
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MILLISERY.--Mrs. Hogsrth * Co. de-
sire to call the attention of the ladies of
Cairo and vicinity TO their display of mil
llnary and fancy goods. Having secured
the services of ono of tho bes. lrimmers
in the West, they Peel confident. that they
can suit tho mos. exacting taste. Dress
making done in the latest styles on short
notice. Prices reasonable. A call is re-
specially solicited, No III Commercial
avenue, one door south of tho popular
dry goods storo Of j. Burger. 74-4.2i-,f,
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Splendid Orchestra

Further particulars will DO announced in
due time.
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PIANO For SALR.--F irst-class soyen
and n quarter octave piano chcap for cash,
or can be traded for, past cash and bal
ancc in dress goods or open TO any other
trade, by addressing NIX,
l'os.-oiiico, Cairo.
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Ge5~ On las. Thursday or Friday Miss
Annie Short, daughter Of Mr. I'd, Short
Of Lakewood precinct, was bitten on the
wrist by poisonous spider, ard in less
than an hour her entire body was terribly
swollen, indeed, so much so that her Dyes
were entirely closed, Remedies were ap-
Piled, and on yesterday Miss Short WAS
much bo,tcr, but by no means entirely
cured Of the bite
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ID. HARTMAN Il Cos.
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THE ULLlN MURDER

\ COLD.BLOODED DEED or
BLOOD.
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g1y' The Turner's picnic at the mouth
of Mayfeld creek on Sunday, WAS both a
a social and pecuniary success. The fun
was rcally enjoyable, and the picniccrs
seemed to DO confident that that they were
putting tho DAY to no bad purpose.
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THE barber shop IL GA .ho corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
whore j. George Stlenhouse with his gon.
tlenanly assistants can be found at any
hour of tho day or night, roadv TO soo,he
your ieelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and he0l with u good sham
poo. LISA frst-clsss shop, and you arc
sure of receiving Ars:-class treatment.
Ladies and children's hair Gu. or curled
after the most approved styles. 8-l5-,f
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isi3' Mr.. Sallord congratulates himssl!
that he did not accept the receivcrahip OF
the &. u V. road whom it was rendered &c
him. Tie people of Cairo regret that he
id not. We believe he could run a rail
road Ms successfully as be can bank, and
this is saying no could make even the c.
& V. road Il big success
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FAIR AND FEsTi VAL.--Un next Tues
day and Wednesday evenings, n, the
Arab ongne-housc, tho German Lutheran
church will hold fair and festival Tor
tho bench. Of the cbutoh. Full particu
lars tomorrow.
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ATHEN Ell Nj

Wednesday Evening, May 9TH 1874.
A GRAND g JSTUME CONCERT
and
DRAMATIC EsTKRTA1SMENT
will be given by the
Egyptian Choral Society Of Mound City,
Assisted by their Giro Members
and their
Splendid Orchestra
En bar IL.
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Ice CRkAM-rhil Saup's ice cream
saloon is now open to tho public and
pleasantor place to go for dish vi "cold
siuh was mover opened in Cairo. Mr..
Saup invites his iricnds to call and see
him. y--j-2.lt
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FAIR ASD FESTIVAL. - Remom Dor the
fair and festival at the Arab engine house
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
next Tho ladies Of the German Luthe-
ran church have taken the affair in hand,
and will leave nothing that will tend to
make il . success undOnc. Those who
attend may anticipate good time.
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STnr aud Extension Ladders, Sand
Screens, Riddles, Slaves, Shovels, Spades
Forks, Hoes, Rakcs, Water Close. Urinnls,
Kitchen and Cess Pool Sinks, Clothes
Ringers, Clothes Hories, Clothes Linesn
and, III fact, tai! assortmon. of kitchen
and House furnishing goods a. a. Hal
lcy's lGs Washington avenue, near Tenth
street 5G--4.l1-lm.
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Ca We regret TO announce tho doath
OF Mr.. George Erwin, of Unity precinct,
which occurred ut Anna week or ten
days ago If we are correctly informed
Mr. Erwin had gone to Anna on q visit,
and while there took sick and died worry
suddenly. Ills remains were inferred a,
Anna.
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REMOVED. DR.. y. J. Roe has removed
from the corner Of Fourteenth and Wash
ington to No. 80, Tenth street, between
Washington and Walnut, llls Office j.
on Commercial avenue over Thoms Il
Bro's grocery store. 1893 3.
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Blythe mayors recommendation TO
fund the interest bearing scrip now out
standing ia wise. Get rid of the old scrip,
and then keep expenditures within tho
appropriations and the scrip financial
difficulties Of our city will be no longer
apparent to the closest observor.
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THE MONITOR. For the Monitor, the
hes. coal Cook Stove over made or the
Fashion, she champion wood Cook OF the
West, 80 TO A. HALEY 6, lbs Washingio
avenue, near Tenth street
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75.4-24.im 100 Commercial ave, Cairo
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-08
Another Indian Outbreak.

PRESCOTT, November 5th. News
has Just been received here from Camp
Verde that Lieut.. Charles King, of the
Fifth Cavalry, was shot at and badly
wounded by party of hostile Apaches
whom he had been pursuing from
Verde. On the 1st instant his COM
mand had made camp for the night in
Sunset Pass, near the Rio Colorado
Chiquito, and Lieut.. King with Ser
geant Taylor of his company and few
friendly Apache scouts were climbing
to the summit of steep mesa, from a
half to three-quarters of mile from
the camp, to take observations of the
surrounding country. While thus en-
gagged, the party was attacked by a
band of Tonic Apaches who were con-
cealed in the rocks, awaiting their ap-
proach. Lieut.. King was seriously
wounded at the first fire, a bullet strik-
ing him in the right arm, hear the
shoulder blade. The Tontos retired to
their main body, which was strongly
posted on the summit. Lieut.. Eaton,
who was in charge of the camp, sent
courier to Col Mason at Camp Verde,
by whose orders Assistant Surgeon
Day was dispatched to extend what
aid might be needed. The troops had
been pressing the renegade Indians
very hard, and had already recovered
much of the stolen stock in
their possession. The pursuit was
kept up by Lieutenant Eaton, but as
the Tontos were fully apprised of his
presence, he will find it difficult task
to surprise them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-08
A Beautiful Incident.

A gentleman relates that many
years ago he was on visit to the Isle
of Man, and during one of his walks
he strolled into the quiet churchyard
where repose the bodies of many faith
full and humble Christians. Near a
grave in the corner of the churchyard
he noticed lady with little girl (the
latter about twelve years of age), to
whom she was relating the story of
the "dairyman's daughter whose re-
mains lay beneath their feet. As the
lady proceeded with 1.-THE narrative he
observed the little girl lift up her ewes
filled with tears and heard her saw She
would try and be as good as the dai-
ryman's daughter" had been. After
planting beautiful lily on the grave
they walked slowly away. Upon in
quiry the gentleman found that the
lady was the Duchess of Kent and the
little girl her.daughter The latter is
now Queen of England.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-08
Shot by an Officer.

MODESTO, November 4th. = Last
night Spaniard named Ramon Megii,
armed with knife and revolver and
with quantity of bad whisky on
board, perambulated the town in
quest of game. He attacked several
citizens, cutting them slightly and
knocking down some others. Finally
satisfied with his nights carouse he
retired. This morning warrant was
sworn out and placed in the hands of
Under Sheriff G. Aul to serve. Aull,
accompanied by J. H. Davis, found
him at a restaurant, told him he had
warrant for his arrest and read it to
him. Ramon asked to see it, and on
its being handed to him he tore it up,
went for his knife or pistol and made
for Aull. Davis drew his pistol, but it
missed fire. Ramon seized Aull by
the legs. Aull fired, the ball entering
the right shoulder blade, striking the
spinal cord and lodging in the left
lung, making fatal wound. Aull
Immediately gave himself into the
custody of Judge Weir, who let him
go on his own recogniZance. .fs-.