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The Cairo bulletin., 1875-01-27
THE DAILY BULLETIN.

vJ,HK BULLETIN Is published every morning
Except Monday In the Bulletin Building, cor
ner Washington avenue and Twelfth street.
TINS BuLLKus is served TO city subscribers by
faithful carriers at Twenty-Five Cents a Week
payable weekly by Mail, lin ADVANCED, slo per
snntup; six months, %; three months, s3; one
month, sl 25.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-01-27

OLD BKS WADE is spoken Of as apossi-
ble Republican candidate for governor OF
Ohio to beat Bill Allen next fall.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-01-27

HoS. HARVEY e. LATINER, member
oi the Missouri Legislature, died at the
capital of that State on the oath inst.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-01-27
THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

Published every Thursday morning at Al Is
per snnum, Invariably IN advance. The postage
On the Weekly WY - r-'', ie.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-01-27
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief
and cure Of al
arrangements IA
the stomach, lv
er, and bowels
They are a mild
aperient, and ar
excellent purga.
, tive. Being pure
ly vegetable, they
contain no ner.
curry OF mineral
! whatever. Much
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-01-27

the best sustained
work Of the Kind i'm the World"
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-01-27

ME Will. run sn Ice wagon throughout the
W season, delivering pure lake Ice In any
psMt ol The city st the lowest market price, and
WIZ ais0 Furnish our friends outside Tie city with
Ils cahe or car load. pacEs', In =awdust
or shipment 70 any distRRor,
, 1875-12-06
NOTES AND NEWS.

.,,,-,o, ,h,nut-. L, fht ctrn,o =, f,,r-
c..'....'s.-.,, ~ - ~. .r.. r....;.,
"As"'H"1os' - e'' pec: o'-1ne eet'enn'n'
Maungcfs propose to inyito Congress to visit
pody O, iu s.uadv. tna. tbsy NAV 100 tho neces-
.;ty for tia u,,c.dr a,,propnat1on of a million
and half of do1lsra.
THE 1.nt,. ro.rnss1oxyrs,np.
uu.t.-. @t,.,1,.. I.,.;,,o ..'aI i. .;. >.
oht&ln Commissioner OF lia1an AHa'ta III othef
tections will, duuhtlcsp. no% look among bin
Michigan friends for sone one 10 fiji the place.
-,.v., ,npy,
r,- ,
'oe '"a''o" usn pe'o osacfo" W "A'' 'tol1
Iofthmouth TOT L'oof!a a. mo ea'!eH possible
day, and theu to cruise in tho Mediterranean.
Iow:j ON A BALLOON,
ors ~ liza 1,o,no,rst,o Sunday n.,nrs h.s
s..,:u. .1,..,.;sa,sar, - - ~. =, .,,a
PecuiAa1 Aa'c'|lheaAeh-' ~ ID Wv u s''
Washington Ciib-liouse with lottcr-rress
which contains tho following:
II ron ,rs Democrats vim rcaJ]v vsnt tn ace your
party eust e4sfu next ynsr nnl tho seI,ub: prc,eyel
and honesty again Introduced Into our administration,
then you will uo go ncaE that ssrou tloo honss w1!A.
~ yasas; Yen 'erey M ansla ~ 10 use sonr cohs
s.ss ~ Mnais ~ t,sn ~ thrre. rhc n.nrrs
th.t It'll war for ubertx md tho truo
republican form Of government viii x.tcb you
I'D publish your natnrr-tn tho latter c.ss vrnaI
Thas einthn,'se h.s neen 1nils xth money obtaaai
.aa aa,,, - ~ Itns a,1,,1 nax'
Thc oTo,nd auI evcry s,'c Of 1afa,li butidnr IT,
Iona 10 tonc msscs Of former 4ay44 tho negroes at
tho Gnitcd Bt4les.
ECONOMY.
The Secretary Of tho TREASURY, from
nct T. 1s7. to Oct l. 1914 .aYsa in
, 1875-12-06

to 10 fnnt1e Chaitnln.t Of thn Elnctiers Commit
t1e, Int hH HsrHngiE was unequal ta Tim ronslnc
drntigety Ut TINT Committee In tt,r lAst CON-
grrHt and lo ~ n.nlGrrtantt IN Irefhr tn succnrh
lien fsntIer AZ Chhirmnn Of lii" Jnttr'arv Alex
Anbnr Mitchell - ts1kr af fnr tbs Baking n,li
EuFrcncy. An an nnti.Tnm Rnatt mhn, II" viii
plobnly toad tho Ta.'i,.o Rki'roah Conlmittoe,
NJ kerr IL 1ppoeea to tina! Htbat'iJ.
yAnwEtI AND LKMnYHE.
Charles IT, |hrrell arrived this morning.
FORTUNE lind nnarlv favorod lnMoyne by tho
loar of ali tho ovnnen takon ly Farwtl|. Tlle
package containing Ill the documents mud
teAlitnuny wan tntsnsteh to = c1ark it, tl1tcaNn,
with Instructions to stamp II Anti depostt II IN
tho nlail. Tho clerk deposited tito pactnge In
the Chicago Office, hui neglected to Milk nuv
Atspirs to It, The conHe1uerro waa thHt tho
testimony VIM htollt to In Hnnt to tho dead.
Letter 0nice in tic ns.ia osdor of business.
wllcu tho hu}msscrIptIon attracted atten-
lion. It wxa diractnh to tho CIerk
OF tho 1Toueo Of REPRESENTATIVES.. The
attention Of ftlnt,ts was ca'inI 10 the package,
Who Immediately nrrangod to ha1ai: forwarded
tn lts dtttnatiun. tiA now safely lotfE'u with
tue Clo1k ct tho lIouRe. FArwcll's nnnc Inns
bcon regularly, placed OIL tho roll Of members,
and viii 10 caled tp-morrow IN tho organization
Of tho House. Tarwcl will thus iight I.niloync
iron, the i,,sldo. l.eSIoyno 1t In said expects
to Kat tio IS, coo who:hor nncccAatul nr not. IF
lie hocs. he forRetH tha: TIM laRs Congress btacca
legal obstruction in the way OF auca gratultios
to contestants.
, 1875-12-06
THE ARMY ENGINEERS,
CuART QEEENnE.

srsefaf D4spsteh to The ch,eaoa Tribune.
WABusAaroS. D. C., Dsc. 5.-,r4,o Secretary Of
War; 10 his annual report, will mention tho sat-
iaiactory progress which tho works tor tho do
fenso Of our scabonrd, under tue engineer corps,
hayo made during tho tsb: 1eca! year. The clans
Of works adopted In 1869 aro heavy earth bat
teries thoroughly protected and arranged for
guns AMI moltara suitable to resist tho attack Of
tie most powerful iton-cIads Already soms po-
eitions ae!oeted. particularly In our largo CON-
morcial ports, hnye larGo proportion Of tloir
gun. poslsiona prepared. He continues;
TIM Dattalie, Of Engnoer1. nnder tho law Of June
enlisted lnes.. Iulr uunilor. tn tue opinion Of tho
for,nauco or Tho !utiea required Of them. II wAr
alDull occur with = matttthe power. thu want ut
ytso would 10 ssrinua!y teit and it IL sabnittod
whether tie needs Of this lranch Of tho hesvics mny
o ufy 9 minimum IT, nsm for ior s a n.taS aaaS
service alone. That number ia required. Tho duty
requires iusollsCeucs nud training which caunot
With tarpc,loca have continued, anu have CONFIRMED
previous voss expressed tho tMporAurs u this
certainty TINT thotr use ia time Of war will prevent
tAu oeul5a yessels from running raa our battorss
and will snAas u 10 hold them under tha fro of olr
artillery. .--- -.-... -....-.-...
TIE MOUTH or THE E1ss,sHlppI RiyEn.
The fourth section of the last lvaE lnd AaE3or act
associated With him, uuder certat condltona, To con-
aruc snch tournament batsesias ns may bo NECESSARY
ehsnnel bciWesn ths Atixs!..ppl nisr AID tie Gulf u
Aaxico through tho aouth asa OF the river. All tho
e s s1ston hs ssssH1s ss.
tas survey directed BY the act 70 bs ,usds
BY tho Coast SURVEY. hare bson received from
suprlIud Mr E4da. an officer Of the EpR!ns*rs, MAJ
d b. Co,ns.oct, haa been detailed wiose duty u i
Of chaumel secured. aud maintained from tu.s to t.n,e
10 pad channel, toethcr with .uch other Information
stxT!as xs.s S a tns chss.etas .ni lsr,ssaes 81
" WORKS. % may 10 necrs.rJ e. key c"uxts fal,
Informed snd sdMaed. To eushls this oees 70 make
bs found in the rtport .ha ohi.i Of Ennee1s wrh
wo<k 1hs snount required fos taoaa SURVEYS ind The
examinations durinG tno rtt*ant nao4 yeAs, u
tho approximation Of that Il rscomneadsJ 10 be
,sts Ut tho earliest day practicable sttsr tue meeting
;afopnsS s III h. @ as Jsns ..
strac9n q works u tho lar III south fas.. aud thA
3 .s. Ey.1. Tor s.. ss 49, Of '4S s1
E4d4 up 3 sspt: q Sih u found .u tlo report oi
:ss .espua o s ss.ss sh.r,sss q tAe Nv xoris,
tLe!s prosFsa, !hs n..esial u.sd, md Tho d<sEu
waut of letalel md accurate surrey IL ionx bssu
s mofo urgent from svaE yer ~ ina.
EroYpIucnt Aid u beeaso neee4sary TAs
Il a . .a. !a*us a
improvements nut sufficient for tue tecusalou o9
for protestsns te si'es agaln*s 1ue@ioo
enserse1,ng Improvements which should b hased on
toissd MAPS s1hbitug not only tAs condition u tic
ina future changes. liz ofs1nizaoa aud tnstra-
nen,s Of the L,ks 1,r.ey furnish ,nosas IT n4skng
nd recommend that the work " plseed in IL hau
| oAaInnlUAL EXPLORATIONS.
~ gfsgst.too M Il " ssp2.s q ~ oso'aasa *,
, 1875-12-06
COMMITTEES.

enuHul1 o1 uoas1s EVE 1oHLcasE1'
-, dpse'a! Dspatoh 70 TAs Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. G., Deo. 6.-Eden, of nli-,
kaa u suooaatad for tho Clslms comuitteo.
sad Mor,so,, ~ T,,,noi, Yor War s,1,,,n, r,,a
nrno. o aa,a VI A,saao.s' sos w. 9.'n'' 80 1lo
lad /, eallsd IA old member, md viii aoubtIess
N 0hsismauship. a. iii great COMMERCIAL
atss IN oan.r,,Iv .ccordad ora. cartor Harri,
IN hu, hesn .ha,,t ~ Hou.s na.r1v a. limo =.
c.nla.,s sea ~ .ooos ue nou'1 ne1,.s - LUX 1s
t~4a' 70. pua ho tas IN the Inst Congress ID u
s'roised ssat, and cannot he called NJ old uaena-
~, holman. of Indiana vsnta tin Aruronrts-
, 1875-12-06

Expo4nro to drafta whru lsea.ei, knd sudden
changes iii tln tr.., sratru Of the atmosphere arc
psulihc sourees of ev!aR, fgoni which mary
rsB* af Inflammation u tue luiHs p'c1srsy, Sstntna
and other pulmonary a1pctons are tts clored. HhDNi
You he unfortunate enough to cnntrat cold,
It ur. 1aynes Exi*cnrant, remedy that will
not ouly pfomttly Cs,zts au1 rol1B. but will fe
ucve au steengtheu tie pulmonary nua bronchial Of
asnS and remove vi dangerous tytuptou4,
, 1875-12-06
REGULAR DWIGHT CROP JERenlAo.

Sr.tIal itspdch "a Tlf C.Icdq0 2rshNnt.
DvIour. H.. Dec. 5.-The wostAor for tbs
past week has boon unsehaoaably mild. Tue
ground hos now bceo1no 20 roft that all corn-
l,nHking has been suspended. 3lnch of the corn
Of tho present crop which llas been cribsod is
moltlipg. and What s 90 tho ground is In very
bad condition. Tao coru-buysFs aEo paying a.
cents buAheL
, 1875-12-06
It Is Thought that the Docu-
ment Will Go to Con-
gress Tuesday.
Tho Work Of the Army Corps Of Enai-
neers During tho Past Year.
remarkable Exhibition Of Fra.
terun1 Feeling in tho
South.
rhs Era Of Reconciliation and Claims
About to Be Iuauguratod.
THE EVE.
cACCCs-s1ioHK CLEANING AWAY.

eptttdf Dtardkch to 7tht Chte1fs' Tribune.
WASHINGTON. D. C., Doc. 5.--Tha Southcrnors,
tporiug the grateful offers OF support made by
hem to Mr. RAulail after ho engineered tho
teteat OF tho Foree bill, har3 nominated
yor.born Speaker who will carry out their pro-
o&nme, and havo socurod TIL, positlons Of
cs,k. Doorkeopor, and PoBtlnastor, with tho
hsgs attendant patronage. Tho nominee for
poo1kccpor wns Scrgeant-atAr1na of tho Cou-
!edeato oanarcss, aud tLo Chaplain uas solcc:od
beeauae he was obliged to yi.cato = Connec-
ss1s pulpit during tho War hecauno
ci his sympathy with Heecusion.
Gu. John II. Corsc, Of ChicAgo. would haro
ban candidate for sorgeAut-at-Ar,na II it had
eqt become eyidont In tho first ballot that
thompson, Of Ohio, was cort.tn of u!ectiotA
fas frionds of CorEe thought that II Homo
6outhorn Robel General had n,,,ninatod him his
dseton would h.ve been carried by tho onthu-
.alu1, but tho Confederate Go uerals hnl other
anbition than TO honor tho fiero OF Alatoona
Pun. They wore too busy In BoekiuS to secure
Int placos for Rebel Quarter masters, suffers,
soa Euerrl!lhs, and, now that tho contest tn end-
ID bitterly denounco the Mort hern men bocauro
tborder State Union man, although Demo-
sss bus been made CIerh: Of Tho 1fo:tse.
Il has como out that tho Cll1rk aud Sorgenl,t-
.kA.ms nominated by tho D smocratic caucus
...n.r.,.d .u,, that m, 1o. .rotlinp combins-
""p0'a'o4' 49, ' ~. ,r, - Ts,i~',a,. ~,
aoa kH mausSeo Nv IaoAnp* on' on"tt unA" "
Gt OHIO Democratic Commit toe, the Haecesa-
HI candidate for Ser5caut-st-I trms, assiatea by
Ali. FIN Allan's secrotarr of sksto, and by sar-
..s, .,..,,, .7t,,.,t
ssao+' <1ioA ""sus"as
nAGrhs' ..
Tbs Democratic HouHo ia nc yot organized.
h. Southern cinfmlu,s have = ready orgaulz8l
.r;t ,r +ho n,r,u,uru ,'ho ,,..ntr4 this 1,,orn-
"1 ~ ~ -.
rslcoutrac.ore for tclief. Tlsa total amount
tau 1o5At
7AA Aiss on'.loA" es.S1 A"'',
III meet In CAUCUS gu Monday 70 cAooso COM
cates to rsoonatruet ths iiHt Of committees.
Iaeto arc no Indications that any attempt will
Il m,da IN M ,,to nm o}.c.np for officers of tto
80. ~ a. ~ =. ~, - ~ ror-r r.;,,
"AA.'' 4"u ~ ~ o'9ta'u t'es 49, ~ w..
Hmi'a undsstoFoea Az frea'tlent pro teln III
ecordauce will tho established usege.
Ernn'a SPEECH.
Kerr has beau t]uHoted Ill dssy preparing tho
da,esa which uo wall deliver uptiu being elected
42eaker Tomorrow. Although oyerWheinlot
nasE ,utl1nlto fr1olis. Hla adslsoas will bo
Ibout ~ long ss Lau4ar'y speech.
I'M. na1srow's OFFICIAL opsEn vAT1oEE.
Tho report Of tho Rec.oIary Of .hs Treasury
tas been carefully kept Nothing beyontI thu
points IN regard to resumption tele Eratlled aono
hae sEucc ii known. A considerable portion OF
il. rcnort ia dnvntod Il, tin indicn lion to Con-
, 1875-12-06

N hIQUN CEI r IN.
spetiof Ditp1&cA to Thd ch4ed0o TFsann'4
Sioux Crry. L., Dec. 5.-A fire broke out It 2
o'clock this morning in tho old Ti'nes block. \
two.stoEy wooden structure on Fourth street,
completely Destroying tho building and con-
tsnts. u. Ellt,tt lchs on stock. 10000; iu-
aured, $4,000. Muncl.rash & Lambert, saioop.
luz luz about bout s., ,0o6, insused for ss,o3o.
, 1875-12-06

sAco. No., Dec. 5.-'rho extensive tAnuesy Of
Wallace Dsos. L Gu. MAS buFnci last night. LoAa
$50, 600; insurance.. eliUo0. Flve hundred and
lifty men we're thrown out Of employment.
, 1875-12-06

prr1pBuao. Dec. 5.-Tho large "tippla" OF
tho Castle shannon Coal Company wss burned
Ut m eA1Iy hour this morning. Tia hre WAS incen-
DIARY, and Il supposed to b. Tho work Of sssik-
ing tniue.s. Losd, ea,U0O.
, 1875-12-06

WAsu,Ka7.,s, D. O.. Dec. 6--l L. m.-Fos tho
South Atlantic AID Gulf States. Teuneksep, tha
Ohio, Upper Missouri aud Lower MlsslssippI
Valleys. and Upper Lake sogtou, rising barome-
tor, COO! northwest Winds. \ nosther In Te1hs.
~na generally light rain or MONS. followed By
clear OF clearing weather.
LOOAL OA4kRvAIt0N.
CHICAGO. Dee. :.
, 1875-12-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.

A Favorable EUt0riFtYs-'Ehc good
renl;at,nn If Brw, bronchial TEoehr" for the re-
iet Ut Cp.,s. Cndt 4ud ThEozt DiRoaacs, AAa given
thsm favorable Eotortety.
, 1875-12-06


the,n. Boyosai bills OF thts tonu1e havo boon
introduced, None Of than contained any spc-
c1tlo conditions "a to tbs makl,oa Ut the proof,
but the door HAs lot wide open for avery kind Of
manufactured testimony.
RAltAoAp,JoDs.
Tire Southern railroads also wAnt rollef. Tho
doyernn,eut, during tho War-dsYs. took possos-
xiou Of all property Of tue hontie railroad cur
rsgaiason i Of tho War Department, and of Tue
Treasury. aud by pera'tsslon Of Conx1ess, a
large amount Of the rolling stoek "as sold BY
the Government to tleso oaco hpstlle coFpoIa A.
ops tos we're en,' made by ~he ,hs sbt q the Gos-
etnuant wRs SECURED, and tho roads have re-
fused 70 pay. Aauy sults aro now Pending in
tue uatnh Of the United StAtes against railroad
Which @E'fs nds1 .o'' hs ts
ii Aug. and 0ct. Il. 1865. But A.
though codo wA4 passed. MArch s, 1871, to pro.
vida for tue colleetion ct doosa due from south
cru railroads, the Government has not yet tasn
able 10 obtain any sstiatactosy sesslsusah Of
Various balla for reliss for these corporation.
| hAvs beeu presented to Congress. the prActicsi
purpost Of which ~onld bs 70 atasl las rolling
stock from tls Government.
AAL-GpMTnAcToHs.
Tho schemes to Psy the esrsarsges alleged to
ne due p ns eontrAsto5s ka,, tsE S eenvsy'ng r.. a
June, 1861. ia N extenslse enc. 1t already
| PROMISES 70 be big bouaExA for tha
claim. agents. Thsse sgsutA 4avs already
/ seut OUT eircularY to every nlAil-contEactos
/ who waa carrying mail lu tho Southern States 1t
the outbreak oI tbs Rebellion. asking Tor su-
! foruatinn ~ 10 their clsisus. TIA sums dua
amounted u from $4,000 to ~, ,00u each. ln tho
| la4t ConytsnA. tho at:esup: xAs 1sls 10 securu
40 approximation of *373 0du for this purpose.
Rul to repeal atl laws snA parts of laws 5ofrld.
ius tue pavJnant Vt tito aal!a.. ~, uulAndnlsnt
I to shas ci7eot, proposal IN tho banass Applo-
I k1,s,iou hid. WA fsies,sd. Tao Cormsstsa On
] pc%t nlstsa tRd lhr..hckda fsv'rabls tsRottsi
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-14

opportunities for the concentration Of
wealth in the hands of the few
abridged : and it must be done.
II the news shall pass over the wires
week from to-day that the Democracy of
Ohio, with all their gallant efforts, have fall
len before the foe, this very fact will
arouse the people to such purpose and en-
deavor as they have never felt the necessity
of before. 1t will be discovered that sorry
victory has been gained, for 1t will at once
swell the ranks of the Democracy in every
state west of the Alleghenies. Club orgsni-
zstions win spring up in every township, as
numerous Is the grange organizations, for
every farmer who cares more for his own in
terest and that of his family than for a po-
litical organization that has been sold to the
money power to crush the people, will be
ready to cast his lot with those who will
do him the most good. 1t isa great mistake,
therefore, OF the money power, their desper-
ate efforts to carry Ohio. 1t will be but a Cad
milan victory at best. Come what will the war
goes on until this disposition to force to the
wall every debtor, every manufacturer, and
every man who depends upon labor for bis
living shall be repealed and defeated. Tie
people will demand "let it alone" policy
for the finances for the present. The people
have quietly submitted to the unjust Unequal
ity between the bonds of the millionaire and
honds OF the people, the currency that they
hold, but they will not submit to policy
that drives this currency out Of circulation,
and forces the nation to pay double interest
upon the currency of national banks. The
burden is great-s single straw more will do
the work. This legislation In the interest
of a class, this making the rich richer and
poor poorer-following out the principles
that foster sristocratical institutions among
the monarcbies OF Europe, must and should
speedily end and the people at the next gen.
eral election will so decree.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-14

at the soldiers reunion at Fort Wayne
few days ago one Gen. WIllich violated the
deceucies and proprietles OF life by using
she occasion to make partizan speech, re-
peatng the old clap-trap cry that the SOL
diers were battling for Republican prlnci-
Piles in the war, snd that it would be turn.
ing traitor to the cause for which tbey
fought. If now returning home they voted
any other than the Republican ticket. This
IL an outrage that should receive rebuko OF
the hands of the soldiers. As many Demo
Gratis went into tine army from this state as
Republicans, aud they are to-day In sympa.
thy with the Democratic party. If they eau
not enjoy the pleasure of a reunion with their
old comrades without having to endure the
bravling rodomontade of some political
blatnerskiie, they would doubtless prefer
staying at home. II Is rather late In the
day for this sort OF an appeal. When these
men went to the war they did not sell
themselves to a corrupt party that fatteDed
It's hyorites upon the wealth Of she Sounxy,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-14
Ihe mlsslsslppl 0ntrage. AEain.

The outrage eruption has broken out
| afresh in Mississippi. This time, however,
! the disease Is confined to those who vote the
| Republican ticket Should 1t prove fatal to
the leaders of the belligerent factions the
| country will lie the better of for the cpl
demic. If the sdage be true that "when
thieves fall out, honest men get their dues,"
the Democracy of Mississippi will soon be in
funds. Alcorn, the leader of one of the fac
| tions. is man OF reputation and substance,
and can not be properly classed with bis
| rival, Ames, and the balance of the carpet
bsggers. He Is an old resident of the state,
and when the rebellion ended, went into
the Republican party. Being a man Of
wealth and influence, Ames determined to
break him down, and to do so has obtained
one Brown, a negro sheriff of one OF the
counties, TO get up difficulty between
he friends of Alcoru and those of Ames.
The sheriff seems to bo succeeding we'll in
MS undertaking, for the telegraph informs
US that be had attacked Frar's
Point. with 500 negro followers, but was
repulsed and driven back into the country.
1t is probable that this will be the end OF
of the roses, however, is tube rose, for that
is white, and neither of them sends forth
the fragrance of Hermosa. The difficulty
at FriaT's Point suggests a few thoughts on
the recent trouble at Clinton, Mississippi. A
gentleman Of this city wrote the mayor OF
Clinton upon the subject, and enclosed him
letter clipped from the Cincinnati Gszstte,
signed IAN Ohio Democrat" He has re-
ceived a reply to his inquiries from the
mayor, who accompanied his letter with
several documents bearing upon the subject.
The letter OF the mayor and the papers en-
closed with 1t have boen placed at our dis
posal, and from them we are enabled to come
to an intelligent conclusion OF the origin,
aim and extent of the Clinton riot.
A warm contest is going on I'm
Mississippi Tor tho political con-
troll OF the state. Governor Ames
and Isis satellites are trembling in their boots
at the prospects Of being kicked out OF their
Offices and having their rascslities exposed.
They see large number OF men like Gen.
Alcorn. who have heretofore acted with The
Republican party, leaving that rot
ten hulk and affillating with
the conservatives. They know that IL there
Is no outside interference, they will bs
beaten al the polls, and the atmosphere of
the Big Black and Yszoo rivers will be un.
healthy for them. Hence, being desperate
mon, in desperate condition, they resort
to desperate measures. They send out their
emisssries among the negroes and make
these ignorant creatures believe that they
are In danger OF being re-enslsved. and
having their mules and yellow dogs taken
from them. The only chance TO prevent
this Is 10 continue them in office and allow
them TO steal as usual. These negroes go to
their mass meetings and barbecues, loaded
down 20 tho guards with wsacons,
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state should take notice that the manage
ment of the centennial affairs Is not conferred

state should take notice that the manage
ment Of the centennial affairs is not conferred
In this city. Prof. Campbell, secretary, and
one OF the most prominent members of the
commission, Is from Charlottesville. OF
the state centennial committee, consisting
Of thirty, two come from each congressional
district and four from the state at large.
Only two, DR.. Allen and Mr.. Ridenour, are
from this city, and one officer, the treasurer,
Mr.. Ridenour. The chairman of the COM
mittee Is observation-disclosures Sexton, of
Rushville, and really the centennial work
is more active outside than inside Indian
this time, not only In reputation, but also
in dollars and cents. Every dollar expended
70 place her resources properly before the at
tention of millions at Philadelphia
will doubtless bring back ten dol
lars OF capital to be invested IN
her mines and manufactures. Mr.. Smart,
the superintendent of public instruction, is
working with all his energy, and with a
pretty sure prospect of giving Indiana's ed
ucstional character a prominence which will
be among the first of the states of the Union.
The state committee will hold a meeting in
this city next Thursday, at which they will
be able to reduce their plans to more COM
Pleteness, and to give definite form and
consistency to the whole scale of operations.
1t will not be long before the business is so
well in hand that distrust and uncertainty
will entirely disappear and all will work to-
gether tremendously. Meantime let every
pQu Mt kra nm and or0auizo for itu
display in condition. There is none too
much time left in which to prepare for the
great event.