The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-03-05
TEhEGKAfnlG.
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
YESTERDAYS RECORD.
A FEW OF THE IMPORTANT
EVENTS THAT OCCURRED
YESTERDAY.
TWO CoLORED CHlLDRED
BURNED TO DEATH NEAR
INDIANAPOLIS.
wINTERMUTE, THE MlRDEh'
FIR OF GEN. McCOOk re
LEASED ON $4,000 BAIL
STRlKEON THE LEHlGH VAL
LEY RAILROAD.
THE WOODHULL SISTERS
CONE TO GRIEF.
FAILING TO SECURE BAli
THEY ARE SENT To The
LOOKUP.
EN- PRESIDENT BEAZ BEfOhl
4 BROOKLYN COURT.
WINTERMUTE, THE MlkDhh'
FIR OF GEN. McCOOk RE
LEASED ON $4,000 BAIL
STRIKE THE LElilGH NAL'
LEY RAILROAD.
TIE WOODHULL SISTERS
CONE TO GRIEF.
FAILING TO SECURE BAIL.
THEY ARE SENT TO The
LOOKUP.
rX PRESIDENT BEAZ BEFORE
4 BROOKLYN COURT.
rnnM NFM oRIEANs.

FROM NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, March this being
loyal holiday, there lie no general marSc';
the banks arc closed. There was erHhi
Aremsns parade by the entire depart
meut.
FALSE EUNoE.
VIENNA. March 4.-The report ina.
Count de ChAmbord 10 seriously III is no.
true: he is in this city, and in perfect
health.
TIE c. c. : l. r.. r.
CtxyE1Ayp. March 4-Nuch in,er5't has
baen manife.,ed in meeting Of the stock
holders of tho Cleveland, Columbus and
Indispspolis railroad, and very nearly
the entire capital stock has been voted,
being sl3, 500, 900 out Of $l5,OOO,OOo'
A CLERGYMAN KILLED.
LEWISTON, March,4.-N. Balkan, ID. d.
vhilo riding this morning, was thrown
from his horse and killed. iie was iot
m.py years pastor of the Pine street
church of this city, and ct the time OF MS
des,b professor of Logic and Christian ev-
idencs in Bates college.
RAILROAD STRIKES.
NEW YORK, March ALI the en-
Moves ofthe Lehigh Valley railroad at
thi; end of the route. except the en-
sineers. struck this morning. About Zoo
men are GU. q. this point where the move
= ment WAS initiated, and they nave thus
! far captured all trains that have reaGnea
Z. the junction Of the Eric and Lehign WI.
>. lev railroads. They switched care, SCI
;. brakes, and removed brake "neeis' -
) erything was done quietly and IN the
: most orderly manner. Early in the morn,
er inc the hotels and saloons were notihed
i, by the leaders to cell no liquor to any en-
-, gagged in the strike, which request 10
~ Strictly observed. The movement inau-
oil cu,s ted here js extending down the ROADS,
IT, and il is reported that il will reach the en-
of tire length Of the road. The strike il FOR
ch higher wages.
i'll TERRIBLE CALAMITY.
-, I,,.~,porrs March I'll. N0"s" "'
=, a colored man named Sears, living nine
''s mile, from this city.was destroyed by hre
no Yesterday, and two children, agod respect
op- lively three and four years, were burned ,'
der death. The parents were temporarily 30
sent, and had left the children alone IL
,A tho house with the doors locked. IL
hi' supposed that the children were piayin
no! with the fire, which was communicated !
the bed, resulting in terrible calamity
his GEN. M'CooKs MURDERER.
tho YAsKros, DAKorAu TY., March A.
|
case of L. L. Wintermute, indicted for u
'ess murder Of General McCook, was called
cen On the motion of the prosecuting. alto
pors ney for a nolle prosequi, (Which w
-, granted by his honor Judge Shannon
the ground that tho action OF the form
'poh grand Jury was illegal, and that the
} has PENDANT was not present at the time OF u
10 of challenging Of the jury tho defenda
was reman led into tho hands Of the she
YIN III, but by consent of the counsel lot !
prosecution, he WAS admitted to bail
the sum Of $35, 600 to await the action
the next grand jury.
ress, Ey-PREsIpEST BAEZ IN TROUBLE.
odcn New York, March 4.-The case
ately Ex- President Baez Of San Domingo,
suc. up in Brooklyn to-day. On motion
vacate the order Of arrest issued by Juo
Pratt, an affidavit was submitted by
Irosa counsel TO tho effect that the complaina
the Hatch,.was an active participant in
con- instruction and WAS captured and 81
gra- fenced to death, but tho sentence was co
e.srs' muted to exile, as q favor to the UNI
still StatesSg overnment. In conclusion,
chas- defendant says that ell and every part
CON the capture, trial and sentence so lar
pro- he had apy connection with them, W
from merely the proper exercise OF his pow
the and duties as president OF the repub
out He denies the jurisdiction OF the court
a h's Woodruff AND cLArFLIN.
q ali The criminal suit of Luther G. Chm
c,nra against Mrs. Woodruff, her sister Tel
ar 10 Ciaain ard her husband Blood,
iron brought up to be tried in the court
If or sessions to-day. The defendants are
cross without BAIL their bondsmen having
rough rendered them INTO the hsh1s o, lne -
@ the in and they must go to the Ludlow st
These Jail unless new furitles are op'siheu'"'
face, is unlikely.
inning OMAHA MATTERS.
face. OMAHA, March 4.-The library a
dis citation have voted to keep open SUM
injury form 2 to 6 pm.
tanges Full time has been resumed ir
inches Union Pacific shops.
ability The employees at the Willow Sp
. road distillery have had their wages raised
!, over per cent.
daily, It's stated tina. work on the Colo
mooth. Central railroad will DO resumed soon
ommon pushed to completion. This will
worth Omaha dirict connection with q
10 SUI. ado.
loaded IHDEPESDEST CONVENTION.
r. Inc SAN FRANCISCO, March A cal
"ers Ail been issued for an independent State
foau, vention which 10 to meet at Salem, Or
~ ,s' April 18th.
Z, The senatorial election bribery m
~ is still under investigation at Sacrsm
but no new facts have been elected.
riding to
superin- .aopa w.a na Dn 1ns Go,orn1
rec, sub MARYLAND to-day
'eight Of yuo,, v,no,n.
ater, was
sst win. OF the Carlists has aroused the ma
en- hun. spirit OF tina people who arc now CT
"a OF lard TO the aid Of the government in its
Tins and to suppress the Instruction. Don
Eve and tions OF money ana cio!hihs
'otSl pro. pouring IN ana All ho
Thousand aires In the cry nave gwen Po
sand last ances IN Aia OF Tue csasp. iJ.es ~