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DIABOLISM.
A FrENDIsH CRIME PENETRATED AT
O'FALLON.
Thr RaS Usher and Murderer Likely
10 Meet speedy Doom.

One OF the most diabolical and iicndish
crimes that has ever been chroniclcd in
the State of Illinois, was pcrpctrated ut
O'Fallon, OIL Sunday morning about one
o'clock, the intelligence of which cast II
gloom over that usually quiet place. and
nterfered to great extent. with the eel
ebration OF the Fourth ofJuly. 1t seems
that ball was given in the place, at
which there were a great number in at
tendance. both old and young. Among
the party were Jacob Schmidt, wife and
little daughter, seven years of age. At
tached to the hotel where the ball was
given Is garden. and the children were
allowed to enjoy themselves while the
older people were dancing.
At about one o'clock, Mr.. Schmidt
and wife prepared to 20 home and went
into the garden for their daughter. One
of the children stated that little Lizzie
had gone of little time before with
man. This aroused the fears of the pa.
rents and with the assistance of others
they immediately began search for the
child. About one hundred yards from
the hotel and in the yard of DIR. Bates,
was found the body OF the unfortunate
little Lizzie, her person having been bru-
tally outraged.
From what could be CLEANED, it would
appear that the. brute in human form en-
ticed the child away from the ball and
after carrying out his hellish designs,
strangled her to death and threw her
body over the fence into the yard of DR..
Bates, with the intention that it should
fall into pond close by.
When the news became known the eX-
element and wrath of the people was in
tense. a man who had made himself
obnoxious during the evening to several
ladies, and who all at once was missing,
was immediately suspected of the horri-
BILE crime: and If he could have been
caught speedy death would have been
his. \ search was made through the
| town but with no success. kilograms
were sent 10 East st. Louis. givinga des-
cription Of the suspected ticnd.
Yesterday morning, Edward Oatman,
OF O'FallOn, came down TO East st. Louis
on the Ohio and Mississippi tram, and
when he arrived at Caseyville he saw q
man get aboard whom he at once suspec-
ted as being the perpctrator of the crime.
Arriving al East st. Louis. the man
WV hapS ,. of eeSr Ms Es' aasihea S%an n
formed Officer Colicy of the circum-
stance. and pointed ont the man, and he
was Immediately arrested. lie gave his
name as James Hogan. and though first
denying having been at O'Fallon, he ut
last admitted that he was there.
His shirt was bloody on
the right shoulder, a circum-
stance that he could not explain away.
Last night Constable Evans came down
and took him to O'Fallon, where the en-
element was so great that it was with
great difficulty that the officers could
prevent the populace from taking the
law into their own hands. The last in
tclljgence from there was that the man
was being examined before the coroner
jury sd the probability was that he
woulP'be shown to be the ticnd who had
committed this horrible crime.
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Literary.

--Milton's Common Place Book. which
was discovered last year in the library OF
IN English country house, is to be edited
by Air. Norwood for the Camden Society.
Mr.. KilbOurne Tompkins has pub
lishcd n most beautiful edition of Cole
ridges "Rimc OF the Ancient Mariner"
with twenty remarkably fine illustrations
of Noel Patton, II. 5. A.
A History of the Jews in England is
one of the new London works. commenced
for the fall. 1t Is by Mr.. Picciotti, who
has had access to quantity of material
altogether new.
--''Before Exile" during Exile and
"After Exile will ne the titles of three
volumes from the pen of Victor Hugo,
be political In their character.
The Emperor of Austria has accept
ed the dedication of Herr Juins PAYERS
work on the AustrO-llungarian North
Pole expedition. and granted from his
privy purse 1000 HORNS for the publica-
ton OF it.
Mr.. Murray has published transla-
ton of an essay by NJ. de Lavolcyc on
professionalism and Catholicism, in their
bearing on the Liberty and Prosperity OF
all Nations, with an introductory letter
by Mr.. Gladstone, NJ. p"
In London Society will shortly APP
pear. from the pen of Joseph Hilton, a
True History OF Punch" 1t will be
made intensely interesting by hitherto
unpublished letters from Tom Hood
Mayhem, Brooks, Dickens and Thack,
cray.
The Khcdive of Egypt is searching
the monasteries and mosques of his do
minions for manuscripts to form libra
ry ut Cairo. lie is said to have obtained
thirty different manuscripts of the Koran
and among them one computed to b,
$50 years Old.
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ScieNtllic.

"A Partisan druggist prescribes as an
inialliblc means OF cXtinguishing in
famed petroleum the throwing of a
small quantity of chlorotorm upon the
flame.
Capt. Noble recently called the attcn-
ton OF the Royal Astronomical Society
TO nm apparent change in the color of the
planet Uranus, which has lately taken
place. but the members present at the
meeting did not agree rs to what the
color OF the planet usually is. II had
long appeared to be blue to Capt. Noble.
who now found its tint to be yellow. He
thought the change of color going on in
the light of Jupiter was suggestive of the
probability OF a similar change in that OF
Uranus.
"A strange case of poisoning is re-
ported from Strcttn. a gentleman had
bought hat in shop there, and after
having worn IL one or two DAYS was
troubled with unbearabIe headache. AT
the same time little ulcers formed upon
his forehead, his eyes We're inflancd,
ana the whole OF the upper part OF his
head was much swollen. 1t was evident
that these symptoms were caused by tho
hat, and upon examination by chem.
ist IL was found that the brown leather
in the inside of the hat was colored will
a poisonous anlline dye. Ii appears tina,
inflammation is unavoidable when thi,
dye is in contact with any part of the
skin
The process of producing chrome
| Autographs more economically, as wei
as with much greater simplicity of detail
as described in foreign Journal, consist,
IN drawing the entire subject upon sin
gle stone and taking proof upon thin
sheet of copper, instead according {,
the usual method-necessitatir as many
separate impressions as there are colors
The copper sheet Is then cut out care
fully, according to the desired contour o
the colors, and upon each of the portion
Is fixed solid block of color preylousl,
prepared. The whole is combined int
one form, and is printed on an ordinar,
press.
| The influence OF heat on color wa
illustrated in Il striking manner recent,
before the Royal Institution, by Mr.. Wal
ter Noel Hartley, demonstration OF chem
istry at Kings College, London. II,
made sketch OF foliage and water will
the chemical salts known as bromide 0
cobalt and iodide of cobalt. II locke,
like warm tinted drawing done will
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Get the Hest.

DR.. Seth Arnold's Cough Kilcr-thc
great eradicator for al lung liseases--s SUI
discovered, in severe cases. 1t is sure.
quick, and perfectly safe remedy Tor
coughs, colds, sore throat, whoopng cough
Group, and all diseases OF the throat AMI
lungs. Real price, % and 80 cents and ST..
Any bottle that does not give relief may he
returned, and the money will be refunded.
DR.. Seth Arnold's Diarrhna Balssm % and
80 cents. Remember it is warranted. Ar
nold's Bill lou, Mandrake Pills, operating
without sickness and pain. Compounded
by DIR. Seth Arnold's Medical Corporati n ,
WOonsockct, Il. |. Sold by Paul G.. Schulz,
druggist, Cairo, Iii. 5j.i-2j-3m.
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Doctors Disagree

as to the treatment Of all diseases, from the
mildesr aiment to the doadicst epidemic,
but the fact that the California Vinegar
Btters is conqucring maladies which have
deiied the faculty, rel ders these profess
ional d flcrenccs of little consequence.
While Dyspepsia, Govt, Rheumatism, Ur-
nary Complaints, Bi,liousness, Nervous
Disabilities, and all disorders not organic.
are oblterated by this matchless vegetable
tonic and Alternative, who cares for opin-
ions. G.lS-dNw.iw.
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EVEN THE GAZETTE.

when Mrs. Hollis produced her cheap
tricks in Cairo, and the BULLETIN de-
nounccd her as an impostor, the Gazette
intimated that our opinion of this lady's
powers was based upon n plentiful lack
Of Information, and when we said some
thing about the erpose of Mott made by
Peoria men, the Gazette, II we are not mis-
taken, sided with Mott. This we do know.
that most of the Spiritualists of Cairo
who really seem to be Informed with the
spirit of prescription, and would, if they
dared, burn unbeievers at the stake, de-
nounced us as traducer OF good mans
character, and wrote to Mot. urglng him
to come to Cairo and reiute our calumnies
lie came and confirmed our opinion of
his claims. lie shrank from all invcsti-
CATION and submitted to no tests except
those that he himself suggested and. his
friends imposed. At the first intimation
that scheme was on foot to Investigate
his claims without consulting him, he
packed his vallse and returned to his
home at Memphis, Missouri. And
now. even the Spiritualists tina:
denounced all who questioned
Mrs. Hollis good faith, say Mott is not
success. The Ga:ette speaking tor
these says:
Mott, the reprOducer of facsimilies Of
dead people, has not during his stay in
CAIRO, given anything like general salts
faction. Vague, uncertain forms were
made to show themselves in the almost
pitchy darkness Of the room; but, as q
general thing. parties TO whom they pre-
sented themselves We're unable TO distin-
guish either form or feature. The tcsti
mony that MIR. Mott is reliable medium
Is too voluminous. however. to be over
thrown by his ill-success in Cairo. A
"Spiritualist" writing for the Bui
ietin attributes the failures to tn,
House, where Mr.. Nj. is hold
ing forth. We do not know hut the at
mOsphere of the Arlington House is a
pure as any other Cairo atmosphere; bu
we do know that, after repeated failures
he should, for the sake of tn
cause and his own reputation
have held seances In the cit
where he would have found grcate
quiet and harmony. lie Is charging Il,
euOTtnOus pTicc Noo.Vol Nhu uis Nisitor
have right to demand satisfactory RI
turn for their money. he can't maxi
this return while remaining at the Al
lington, he should employ other quarter,
and never cease his efforts until he ca
leave Cairo in 'as good feather as h
came"
The Gazette cannot be satisfied. MOI
u gone. Although he intended to r,
main week or two longer, he is gon'
Our suggestion that some person woul
settle the question of naturalization b
striking MIR. Motifs familiar Gen. Bled
soc In the face, had the expected effect
The medium retired. Mrs. Hollis wa
unable to produce in Cairo either write
communications or materializations aft,
her method was exposed. The "med
ums" Of the Mott and Hollis kind mu'
have dupes about them to exhibit the
powers. Gwhcn real investigation
feared by them, they fold their tents Xix
the Arabs, and as silently steal away.
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WHO NOW.

The Co,u'ier-Joumars Washington spe-
cial, dated July 4th, says there are dark
rumors afioat affecting certain prominent
Treasury officials in connection with the
late whisky frauds, which it is expected
will develop themselves within the next
few days. Secretary Bristow is said to
be In possession of evidence establishing
their criminality, and has expressed the
determination to prosecute them to the
fullest extent.
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GEORGE APPLEwHITE, the last Of the
Lowry gang of North Carolina despcra-
does, was arrested in Goldsboro. n. c..
on the LIST instant. .Applewhite was one
of the most brutal and daring of the
gang, and many attempts have been
made TO take him. He is under sentence
of death for the murder of sheriff OF
Robson county, and reward of six
thousand dollars for his arrest. dead or
alive, has been long standing. He was
taken after a fearful struggle with hi,
captOrs.
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PRESIDENT GRANTS life at Long
Branch is described as being free and
easy and thoroughly Democratic. lie
walks little. rides little, smokes good
deal. pays not much attention to any
body and is not annoyed by receiving
much. His presence adds to the popu-
larity Of the Branch as u watering place,
and the hotel keepers and property
owners would be sorry to have him sell
his cottage by the sea.
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Obstacles TO Mariana.

Happy relief for young men fl IN tho IF
fects of error, and abuses in carly life.
Manhood restored. Impedimcnts to mar.
riage removed. New method OF treatment
New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent free, in scaled envelopes
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. AIS
N. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pam instl.
tuition having high reputation for honor.
al lie conduct and professional skin.
81 I'D a w.atn
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.
IN Admiralty.

10y virtue of writ of sale issued ont Of tho
ID District Court of the United states for the
ted ON the Goth day of June, A D. $50, viii be
sold at public sale, TO the highest an best bid
der, for cash, AT Cairo, in said District, on the
18th day Of July ID. 1873 AT 10 O'Clock II. m
the following described property, to-wit: Fue
boat of Steamer Keystone. the same having been
condemned and ordered by the court to be sold
EDWARDR, ROE, U, ), Marshal.
Springfield, Illinois, june 2sth, ISIS
l-j-ae- dl0t
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THE Thirteenth Annual Exhibition of
the franklin County Agricultural Asso.
citation will be held on the grounds at
Benton, Illinois, commencing September
70, and continuing four days. The associa-
ton has added necessary improvements
built q new music and judges stand, and
q clstern near the amphithcater. The
premium list has been enlarged, and
special inducement given to exhibitors.
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india ink-.ofa rich, gray-frown color.
When heated. however. the foliage
changed to green, and their oaD natural
blue appeared iu the water and the sky.
The cNpermentcr said that by varying
the quantity OF the iodidc employed. the
leaf iints could be dccpcncd 10 those of
summer and autumn.
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WE are to have another installment of
the Charlie Ross sensation. westervclt,
a brothcr-in-law OF one Of Charles alb
ductors, has made confession which
throws light on the disappearance. wes-
teryelt Is in jail In Philadelphia.
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GEx. SHERMAN was prominent figure
In the Fourth Of July celebration at
Quincy OH Monday. He occupied a
place ct the head OF the second division
In front OF the car containing the ladies'
representing the States.
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This pleasant summer Resort /. now open
for visitors. Tho Springs arc the finest
Chaly beatc water, and are situated in n
beautiful beech grove. near romantic
stream with high rocky banks. The Springs
are halfway between Vienna md COL
conda, and can be reached by hack from
either of those places Il. w. BIvINs.
Proprietor.
June %, 1875. G.2l.2w,
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United States of America, =.
Southern District OF Illinois,

United States OF America, -
Southern District oflllinois
WHEREAS, on the 22i day OF May, \. ID.
w 1875, the .underwriters Wrecking COM
pany" filed u libel in the District Court of the
United States for the -outhcrn District of Hi
nois, against ,he "Fuel barge of The steamer
Keystone praying that the same may be con-
demned for reasons and causes In said Libel men
toned. And whereas, by virtue Of process in
due form of law, to me directed, rcturnable ON
the first Monday in July next, have seized upon
and taken the said Fuel barge of steamer Key
st0ne' and have the same in my custody.
Notice Is hereby given, that District Court OF
the United states will he held at the United
States Court Room, in the city of Springfield, on
the first Monday In July nest for the trial OF the
said premises, and the owner or owners, and all
persons who have or claim any interest therein,
are hereby cited To be and appear at the time and
place aforesaid, To show cause II any they have,
I why II decree should not be rendered In accord
ancc with the prayer of said libel.
Springfield Ills, June IL, 1870,
EDW ARD Il. ROE, L, :. Marshal
rn-r- n
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MI. Tennyson, or his publisher. re-
Ceives the handsome sum OF SIX mn mr.
$4,000 annually from Composers vino
make business Of setting the Laureate,s
poems TO music. The charge for perwis.
atom 70 Get q poem has been fixed atsS9,
and the applications average two or three
. Day.
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Tor Sale.

A silver plated No. 0 Wilson Shuttle Sew
ing Machine, hard (piano) finish, valued at
$50. WIN be sold at $50 discount, on good
terms, and ordered direct from the factory.
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PIISENER at Louis IicrDcrt'4.
Reduced Rates.

We will take, ut the st. Charles Hotel,
during the summer months, ~ day DO ,rders,
at so per month, and50 boa-ders with cool,
pleasant rooms on the upper floor, at $50
per month. At this extremely low rate,
none but promptly paying boardc,s will be
accepted. JEwETT WILCOX 4 CO.,
3l-f-28-lm. Proprietors.
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LOOK HERE
Linen and straw Hats

Large assortment Of boys and
mems linen and straw hats at one-hali
the original cost. Now is tho dnc to
buy bargains nj Hartman's, corner sixth
and Commercial avenue.
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For SALE.

At bargain, and on good terms, Howe
Sewing Machine. May be seen at the Com.
pany's office, corner Ninth street and Com.
mercial.
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A No.0 Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine
valued at SO. win be sold at SIS discount
and ordered direct fro M the factory.
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800 Remington Sewing Machine $50
OIL for cash. Suitable for tailor or boot and
shoe manufacturer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
lsiclnrcsaue America

At the BULLETIN bindcry Is numbers,
bound IN two volumes. full gilt NOR
rocco; cost Sli for sale at $40.
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June %, 1875. q

BeYXX Amber and White rag stock
envelopes at the BULLETIN office, printed
80 30 and 81 90 per NJ.
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soxx 4. oBxRLY, Editor.

CARL Scum, visited London week
or 10 ago. and while there received dis
tinguished attention from many distin-
GuIshcd people.
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style "E," "Clough, Warren a. Co.'s"
Parlor Organ, right from the factory at De-
troll. List price, $500. Win be sold for
5000.
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picturesque Amcrica"-iS mum DER
bound IN : volumes, full gilt Morocco
price, $40.
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EayNX Wood stock envelopes at tn
BULLETIN Office. 50 90 per NJ
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FOR SALE.

new two-horse Gamble wagon.
For any Of the above articles, apply at
the BULLETIN Office 4. A. BURNETT.
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

Published every Thursday morning ut 81 %
per annrm, invariably in advance. The postage
on the Weekly will DE prepaid ut this office, so
that subscribers will obtain for subscription
rice Of 81 4 year.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

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OSD'S EXTRACT il for sale by all First
CLASS Druggists. and rccOmme 1ded by
all Druggists, Physicians, and every
body who has ever used 1t,
containing History and Uses mail
cd free on application, II not found ~ your
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Notice in Bankruptey

New YORK ana i.oHH0i
4l3-5-l3-dly.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-04

rendered during vacation, when the Court was
not sitting for purposes Of rendering any suca
Judgment; and the orders were issued in viola
ton Of the law creating the Court.
The Court That theory may be correct but ii
IL no ground against the Auditor; the action lie
against the Judge of the Court
The Attorney General have come to the
conclusion, after examination that the whole pro-
ceeding is nunity, and if it is nullity then it
is not admissab BILE as evidence. The question is,
Did the Court have jurisdiction over the question
between Longstreet and the Auditor? I main
tain that it had not
The petition sets forth that JAMES Longstreet,
citizen Of the United States, alleges that money
10 necessary to keep up the militia of the State,
and that unless certain moneys are raised GER
tam things will happen, and therefore he asks
fOr . mandamus to compel the Auditor and
Treasurer to pay the money. want to know
where ia the law or authority that gave jurlsdic-
ton over such . question to the court. To cut
matters short object to the introduction OF the
record Cl rtsfkb 4e
The Court admitted the record, and exceptions
were taken. a..5.5,.f5s
The defense here closed it's case.
Col. Field-We wish to argue the case when
ever the Court may be ready, ~ ep
The COurt-The counsel can write their argu-
ment and submit it to the Court.
Col. Field would prefer to argue it orally
tighten the Court, and that can be done as well
in writing as orally. sa,i sii5{t (.
Col. Field-I think I could argue it more to
to my satisfaction orally than could in writing.
The Court-I will make the order peremp-
tory.
Col. Field will tell the Court now that will
not comply with the order. '.saa
The COurt-That is for counsel. '.sis s5t--,
Col. Field-We AK leave to argue the case,
and if we are refused we will take bill OF ex-
ceptions.
The Court-Argument is for tho instruction
and enlightenment OF the Court. The Court does
not deny the right to argue, but claims the right
to designate the form. ~ s'a Pc,
The Court and the Attorney General discussed
the matter at some length in the same strain,
when Mr.. Semmes announced that he had no OBJ
jections to an oral argument, and the Court said
as the counsel did not seem to think themselves
competent to argue the case in writing, the Court
will leave the question open until next November.
An order to that effect was entered. ~
(, The Court then adjourned sine de.