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The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-11
BOAsTING ALiTrIv

We have the best Of it so far, no
Woman's RICHTER. and sufiragi,t.. rir.,
Mr. o. (last Winter lectured for the suf-
frage half an hour; then Mrs. Wardncr
all hour and quarter; then Mrs. Candee
read All article on the subject fifteen
minutes then Miss Thompson read Mrs.
Maf'ln's lecture, one hour i'm all, three
hours' Besides, We have all the papers
Ia uie city' the Free Religious Assocla.
ton and minority in each of the church.
es. Against this combination Mrs. O.
lectured on the anti-sufrage side, three
quarters of an hour.
We are aggressive, and have frightened
the old-fogy Clrlstianiled element of the
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-11

Miss MARY l.. KELLOGG, n Comccti-
cut girl of education aud refinement,
placed her fluttcring heart in the keep
Ing of Mr.. lung Wing, of Canton.
China the other evening in Avon. lmg
Wing i chief of the Chinese Educational
Commission at Hartford. The parties
were married by Il Congregational minis
ter. Wing has long since abolished his
pig tail. aud clothes himself in "Mclican
fashion"
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HARPER'S BAZAR
ILLUSTRATES.
NOTICES OF THE PRPss.

The Bazaris edited with contribution
of tact and talent that We seldom find in any
journal; ana the journal itself i the Org II
OF the great world of iiashiOn.-BOst n Tray
eler.
The Bazaar commends .tseIf to every mem.
Der of the hOuschOld-tD the childr, n by
drOll and pretty pic ures, 10 the young Ia.
dies by its fashion plates in endless variety,
10 the prOyident mat on by it, patter,s for
the children's cl tacs, TO paterfamilias by
its tasteful designs for embroidered slipper,
anA luxurious Dire sing gowns. But the
reading matter OF the BaIar Is uniformly OF
great excellence. The paper h : acquired
a wide popularity for the iirc,idc enJOl mCnt
it affords N. !. Evening Post.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

We have repenished job Printing Office with
many fonts Of type and have orders out for other
fonts of the latest popular styles We determined
to establish the reputation of off for frst-cass
work. aud make prices so low that the most enthu
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nit that we do work at lower prices than any other Of
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the best practical job printers West and South, has
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many patrons.
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signing of the bill Is looked upon as sec
ond emancipation prociall alton, by which
they are to gain some sort of indefinite
privileges which they suppose the whites
to enjoy, but as they will not be- support
ed by their leaders in any eilori that
might be made to enforce the law, it Is
thought the whole matter will be- quietly
forgotten until resurrccted for campaign
nuattnass
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-11

A MYSTERY attends the late fire in the
navy department at Washington. The
fire destroyed the records said 10 contain
the statements concerning Secretary
Robeson's loan of 1000, 900 to Jay Cooke
& Co. to keep that firm from bankruptcy.
Ii is said these records will be wanted
SOME day in an investigation which must
come, and that when they are they will be
reported destroyed or injured so as to be
ilegible.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-11

A "NArIoNAL greenback convention"
meets in Cleveland. Ohio, to-day. The
object of the convention Is the formation
OF new political party on the basis of
more paper promises TO pay. The meet
ing was called and will be run by promi-
nent labor reformcrs.
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Communications upon subjects of gen.
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gs"All letters should be addressed to
JOHN II. OBERLY,
President Cairo Bulletin Company.
SheriFs Sale.

by virtue of an Execution 10 me directed by
l1the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Alexander
county, IN the state Of Illinois, In favor of A T.
ll"d u. sanord, assignee of Alexander II irwin
and against John II Brown, | have levied up-
on uhe l9li2wlns described property, in the
county OF Alexander and state oi Illinois To-
WI: All the right tide and interest Of said JShn
u brown, IN and To the Northwest quarter of
The southwest quarter Of section thirty Zone (iD ,
IN township fifteen 90 south, and in Range
one q west of the third l. NJ ALSO blocks num-
hered one O), two (2) three %, four aD five
90, six (G) seven % and eight ~ In thc town of
Unity IN said county and State, as the properly
~ said John III. Brown, which shall offer AT
l'ubllc sale at the Southwest door uf the Court
House, IN the tiiy of Cairo, in the County of
Alexander and STATE of Illinois on the fourth
am day Of March, A. ID, 1873, at the hour OF
eleven O'Clock, \. NJ, for cash, to satisfy said
Execution ALEX H. IRWIN
sheriff Of Alexander County, Illinois
Cairo, HIS. February sth, 1875.
In pursuance OF the foregoing notice of sale, 1
ms day offered the real estate therein described
iof sale, and there being no bidders the sale was
therefore adjourned until the Goth day of March
instant, AT the same place and time
ALIEN, II IRWIN, Sherin.
Cairo, Ills, March 9Th, 1873,
-S-5dlt-w3t.
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CoNGREssMAS james Burlington, Of
Fall River, Massachusetts,, caught his
death in the proiractcd night sessions of
the House. The deceased had been "a
member of seven congresses and was re-
elected 10 the forty-fourth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-11

The state journal pcrtincntly remarks:
1.-The Cairo Ero,ing san pronounces the
civil rights bill unconstitutional. Whcth-
cr the Supreme Court will now think it
worth while to render a judgment on the
subject remains to be seem
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-11

A CORRESPONDENT of the New Orleans
71mss has charged that it cost Andrew
johnson ten thousand dollars to buy the
support of the Shelby county delegation
in the late senatorial contest in Tennessee
The charge is said to be entirely without
foundation, but committee of investiga-
ton has been ordered.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-11

THR discussion OF the admission Of
Pinchback into the Senate will prolong
the executive session four or five days.
but will not benefit the sable aspirmt for
senatorial honors. He will not get in.
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NOTICES OF THE PRRss.

The Weekly /, the ab'e,t and most pow.
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It, illustrations Of current events are full
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persons, AMI its influence a. an organ OF
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II. articles are models Of bigh-tOucd Ji.-
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often cOrrOhOrativc arguments of no in al
force.-N. \. Examiner and Chronicle
It. papers upon existent questions aud IT,
inlmitabIc cartoons help 10 mould tho -aL-
timcnts OF the country -Pittsburs Com
merc.al.
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The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-11

MRs. Gov. Beycridgc was one OF the lead-
ing participants In the fifth annual meet
ing of the wonan's Foreign Missionary
society which met in milwaukee, on the
9Th inst
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-11

THE total expenses of the railroad and
warehouse commissioners of Illinois since
the Organization of the board to the 10Th
inst. have been Sj3. .2S3.3j.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-11
JOHN II. oBERLY, Editor.

Ir rumored that the mother of the
james boys, the notorious Missouri rob
hcrs. is dead.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-11

TnE late snow storm, which struck
Memphis on its way. was the heaviest
which has visited that city since g.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-11
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The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-11

Tn Baltimore and Ohio and the Penn
sylyania railroad companies are about to
settle their late difficulties by compromise
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-11
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-20

Any number OF figures You may
wish to multiply by viii give
the same result if divided by 2 a
much quicker operation; but you
must remember to annex an 10
the answer when there is no re
mainder, and when there is re-
maiHder, annex ) to the answer.
Multiply 464 by 5 and the answer
VIII be 1920; divide he same by ,
and yoa will have 232, and as there
IS no remainder you add "A cipher
Now take 800, multiply. by >, the
aLswer is 1898, and dividing this by
there IS 10 and remainder; you
therefore place q ) at the end OF
The line and The result is again II
90.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-20

In the monthly report Of the De
parunent Of Agriculture torJanaay,
the whea. crop OF 1874 Is sail to
exceed vo,0O0, 800 bushels, exceed
ing that Of any former year. The
of acreage was fully $500.
09a acres. The general yield OF
Winter wheat was greater and
roat st Spring wheat less than in
1878. Tue corn crop Is placed at
S54.aoo,00 bushels TIE uar pro-
duet is given 2+o.O9o,0 600 bushels.
"a decrease ofn-4r.y 100000 bush
Is from 1873 The barleycrop Is es-
mated to have been 80, ,IO4,0 bush
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-20

There are IN New York and
Brooklyn some 400 pawubrokcrs'
shops, and IN Jersey Guy and Ho-
boken sixty. They advance to the
poor during each year some $1,000
900. Thc>e loans are usually lor
thirty days, and the rate OF interest
IS trom eight to ten per cent. per
month. The article Pledged tor the
loan is usually three times the val
ne OF the sum lent, and Is very often
never redeemed, owing to the dis
uress or poverty Of the person bor-
rowing
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-20

dian and British Governments made
a pledge to build railroad through
from Ottawa to the Pacific ocean, and
the operations above roted, seem 10
be a move towards the fulflmcnt of
that pledge. When we consider the
length OF road-about $500 miles
to be constructed, the rough, cold
aud for the most part uuinhabited
wilderness through which it must
pass on British Territory, this must
be conceded to be the grandest pro-
ject ever undertaken on this cont
nent, and whether it viii ever be
consummated, time only viii tell.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-20

-
shown by the following table fur.
nished by the commissioners
Wisconsin -S3s 4fo
Southern States s 80 gq4
New England States 1880
Western States s 50 I95
Middle States s 67 1.7
Pacific States s 85 $50
United States s---5 80. 567
canada -- 100
South America ca 81 0gS
Europe 2IS
The Potter law is discussed under
the following heads, which, Of them
selves, give some indication Of the
character OF the argument: 1t the
law) Is based on the prireiple Of
general rather than speeif IegisIa-
tion;" Maximum preferable to
specific rates." 1T nrovin or cor
rect information as a baS.S .s.e..rr
action" "It bears heavily on the
new roads, '"The law is not suffi-
ceutly eIastic;' "The law takes no
account Of short distances;" at
fixes the maXima tor car loads ony;"
s.r.
;,,,, = ,"'I ,,,t M a. con
~ :. - ..r. = - "! = '''''
possible of accomplishments" ',The
law inadequat " prorides for en-
'"Ice'l''''' PlT'i''e' - ''e sum
''i'i'S "i' u V'9 O'iii = '9>'o'e' re-
P"l, ~,
=, ne o.'iy 'oF'' '' runway f"htf"i
'lNeiy 70 prove >'cceSTi"i under pres
tlJ c"hd!uol'S' i ille ItglSi"'iFe,
supplemented by direct supervision;
lhe Legislature laying down general
rules OF aeti9n, ont leaving the ap-
Ple" ION an" e..io.'e'''el1 o' inoNe
f"les 70 " co'n'n'~@,oh' = j""loi""r
abP'ic'ioh ol TINS hlellod re-
qa,fes
T. \ aeteflaihaJio" ny tAe com
n!~sl""er%' ..'.I OF the actual 4aoh Vaiae
% e"cH fal'F"aa; s"ch value 9ot TO
- greater 'j'"h we actH" cost
..'gF'"'; all 1ne la'''"lioh Suoject
',i''1' , = ! 'l''''''.' i. -,
''o.'..'. - - -. h - 'o' ~ '''e
80. 80 I, - - - 1',1'' r. any
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4 4 mar;I9oa - ! ~ +. .,te. o''', nf faro
and frpirbt for roads 3srar.,in.d
to beIon6 to the first class. sucL
,,.,innT, hninr, snhia.t - i.a;sIa
tive r4vis;on
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afi,ns
g 4 nrobihit;on or unjust d;s
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evcassive ra,rs on " IN : ~oaIs. ''IS' oo[ "
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-20
rom the Chicago Evening Journal.
Triton Is 4 VOLCANO.

Tilton, the ice-bound volcano, is
pouring forth molten lava, which
runs about the feet of tha woman
who has deserted him, and dams it.
self against the soul Of the man who
is accused Of leading her away.
This human 4d1tna may not entirely
burn Itself ont or destroy the OBJ
jects of its fury, but it will Kill all
the green things by the wayside Of
all it overShadows
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-20

be apporuoned to 1T.
Sec. II. All lands conveyed to
SAID Chicago and Northern Pacific
Air Line Railway Company by the
state, in pursuance OF this act sh.tIl
be subject to taxation from the date
Of the conveyance thereof, by the
state.
Sec II. The said Chicago and
Northern Pacific Air Line Railway
Company shall, within sixty DAYS
from and after the passage of this
act, file with the secretary of state
a resolution duly adopted by it's
board Of directors, accepting this
grant upon the terms aud condJ-
uons herein contained, and shall al
50, within said sixty days give 10
the state of Wisconsin such security
Tor the completion OF that por0on
OF IS railway lying between said
point Of intersection and the wcst
end Of LAX Superior, in accordance
with the provisions Of said acts ct
congress and this act, as shall b.
required by the governor: provided,
however, that SAID security shall he
otno force or effect unUl congress
shall have passed an act renewing
said grants or extending the time
tor the construction Of said road. or
H''l It ShaI' have been decided by
...e supreme court OF ,l1 On'ied
,fare is absa.n,b and iaIaf.os;h.n. S,.c
and upon the failure Of said comps
ny to file said resolution anl to give
anu sec, security "i'nin IA, ihe tune !, here
~. eH.cr So f,r as i .gr.,,ts f. saiI
company any interest in or RIGHTS to
said lands.
e - II san Inlea&o ana
l..',.-,. l -, i1'''0 ~ -, =
lation and to Give said security. as
provided in the preceding section,
C4ea sad lands shall vest m the
49,. y. - .Is-..''@'Ii = i',''," imp!
~ .l,.'... LD., ,-'.,' l..''' 49, y =
'S o'aIa oi directors, and executing
an" e" 'F'''- 10 tot state treasurer
.rtt.s ,a.. InI = a,.a ,La r,;I I
~ W. I,..'. 7,
-''.'."' " .9i 'i'NLb itl'3t " .tt N'iii t'1IiA
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-20

The IVor}d has a change Of
managing editors. The new editor
Is Montg merry Schuyler, whose re-
putation rs . brilliant writer is only
next to that OF William Henry HurI-
bert. He has had a long experience
in metrop Titan Journalism, Is young
only a trihe over tairy has de-
ci>lon and energy, AMI Is expected
20 prove great success.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-20

The Canadian Pacific Railroad, we
spoke Of the impracticabiiity Of the
proposed route from Thunder Bay,
Lake Superior to Fort Garry, Oh
the Red River Of the North; and
thence to the Pacific; and ex-
pressed our doubts as Ia whether
the 800 miles Of steel rails, lat ~
purchased by that Company, would
ever be used for constructing a rail
road on said line.
Since then We have had the plea
sure Of meeting and conver~ing with
party Of Canadian Engineers, CON
nected with the road. who We're
en-route to Fort William to com
mence active operations At that
point.
The party is composed Of Messrs.
Samuel IIazlewood, Chief Engineer,
L. @. oudar, Engineer il charge Of
first party, H. J. AIortima, Engineer
in charge Of second party, I, d..
TYLER, q. II. Middleton, W. w,
ireland and w. Z Morgan, Assist
ants, besides a number OF others.
From Me,srs. HazIewood and Sa-
dar we learned that considerable
work, such as building wharyes and
docks was being done this winrer,
1T Fort William and Prince Arthur's
Landing; and their party Of engl-
neers were going down to start
work on the railroad; that the iron
for laying track would be sent for
ward from Canada by steamers, rs
rapidly a. possible after the opening
ofuavigation, and they expected,
during this year, to construed from
Fort William to Shebandowan lake,
distance Of Is miles; whilst at the
same time work viii be inaugarat-d
from the Lake Of the Woods u Fort
Garry 90 miles,: the iron and sup
phes tor the l'''eT Se'''o" 70 'e S'"'
forward y ~ ""''' ''"'s %" -"
toe Two po,'''s,
! ~ 'o'' " - y - - = O.,'
'he i'l''l.''' ~ 800 ~" : "
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moutn' "h'c" " ~ 'S'I".'s ''..'' }
expenditures ~ '''" : '''
&c before '"s i,' - 0,'''
enter 20 : '''..'''' ~. =" '
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-20

/ 1
he c,rca.j.d - h.. tho o,,.,,,Ia-t mo
= :
J''' y = '''''e' taken OH 'i''S cont
heht, ana whether 1t VIII ever b.
consumnated, time only will tell.
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THE AR LINE ram 4ND yHF
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o" l'e Z2ih oi January l0''' maze
a decision In the st. CrOiX IL Luxe
superior land GRANT casp. of which
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o.i ~. a. i.Ii 'o''' 'i''i'''i''i
i Both The acts of 1896 and 1864 nas-ed
title to the State Of Wisconsin, and che State
accepted the grant; hence the title was in the
9.Ie - ana ana not revert 20 the ,'oEer"iue"t.
H.. l, 49, ''o' Ia ,l''eu ,.5 -'oI'' ~
purposes Of ii. rant. "
Under the section Of the acts Of 1856
and 1867, in relation to the riod with
WI. "ai.4 tae roads were 70 De completed, the
Ta. T,,r up.s no, o. ,'Tg.. 20 .g -rIo' ul''lI 'oe
the grant or I.nd. either bv tbe Iarl.,ariye
power or Judicial authority
Th- Judgment Ct the court below is af
hFlled'
As matter OF special Interest
10 Superior, we publish below that
mart nftLa act-ab,.,t.,. I5e ,..s
:" y INC '-e2'SIal'fy OF W l.eoNS'l''
and publ shed March II, 1874, re-
latin. 10 the portion of the 81. Craix
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e"9o ''i'' N"'1h l acme ar Line
4. * Co, now known MS the CHI
cis9o, Portage and Superior r. r
Co.
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sI'e I'9'lI ''.,G ana interest "'l'1h
'''e '2''''' 81 y '>'o'l>.i no" mas OF
my ''e' s.'.Ie' =. .''i : ~ - !" va
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