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, 1875-10-26
Pacific society Gossip.

. o0f ffHHt1KU EhFNh3ftE,
4 bnll u 'srIl}o wAa attended by an Aver-
are o! about teu men to cue wonlnu but tie
tllev lacked III nuinborB. Miss lotta Hohnman,
alfred In b!l1o silk en- train. Is fnll-back si1-
button kids. and 1aco osesdress, waa ptett,es:
aud spt'glt'icst. S:so bad quarrel with ber
way, said Just look a'uere! amt no slouc9 !;
I'm lhdy. am, aud kpo. 1los to behave ike
one." Than ste dro~ 4 revolver from pocket
snonE tho folds Of her tlress Ut her hip aud stlot
Tie boau, 70 that he Is likely to die.
, 1875-10-26

SHft1N{ UINH1EEH u I To Esl1tHQ4 1F1bIH!.
0nASp HAVEN, Mich, Oct. 25.-1n tue Pound
mu,dsr trial to-day. the opening Bpeech Of tho
dotenae. lasting pae hour, was tho psiacspM
point OF inlorust. Taey expect to p.oye A. abb
In tafor Of Alelyi'o q. Fuller their line OF de-
feuss being that Watson, tha pr1ucipel nitncss.
is the murderer, aud they have advanced t4ia
lbeoIy. Tho courtroom was crowded., and
gross interest II bsipg manifested.
, 1875-10-26
III. POPE.

VI FQFE.
AN EMBASSY FnnM TUE anAn or rEnsrA.
Hoac, Oct. 7.-To-tlay EIia Iiolsnesa gavo au.
dicncc to Gen. Agar, the spoeIal Envoy OF the
Suala IT Persia. Tho General, WHO waR re-
ceiyou in tho tbrone-room with all the honnrs
paid to an Ambassador, presontod the
rono with an autograph letter from Tho
Shah, thanking His Holtncaa for b!s letter and
proscuts. and infer Mug him that ordnrA have
tac tsgned 10 all tho authorities throughout Per-
sla thas Homau Catholics are to be protected
AMI respected In tho cxorc!se Of their religion.
lIia 1Ioiuoss cxpresacd hfu thanks to tho TENOR
al for tic Eood uaHa Ut which In WAS tho beatey.
, 1875-10-26

}.o'D's, Oct. 25.-steamhhips Dshello. from
Sow York, and sariiiiau, from Montreal, have
nf1iycl out.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25,--stea:nah;p lnlisna,
from Liverpool has arrived.
sEA1r,%onE, Uc.. 25.-Ar1,vcd-S.ea,uship No
"a Seotian. from Liverpool.
kEw ioEs. Oct. 21.-Arrived- D..
kota, from Liverpool.
, 1875-10-26
ALBERT EDWARDS TRIP.

AUNft1L Is EHFFT.
Ca1ao, Egypt, Oct. 25.-rhc Prince Of Wales
nrriycd hero to-.lar. hayinx dIBembarked from
tho s'efapis u Isalllsa.
AN INDIAN HAnoD PLEADS ILLNESS.
I,oSpoS, Ocs. 21.-A spec al from Bombay
SAYS that tho NiZnna of tlvdrrabad after all OK
cuscs himself from meeting tho Prince Of Wa'os.
flc leads that h2 ia nnabto 10 un!oFso tuo 10 If
uoy luln,olf, but wilt and do o.utatiou iustsnd.
, 1875-10-26

Caution to I1oushfktepors.-O to
f.vtuta Of lllract ynulIla. spurious coupounts ars
be.aK thrown unn 1s market. purpo1tug ~ 10 n,lru
This u4u.e t.ns substitute costs taa n1nufacturer iets
tun on~ts tsrt ~ much Tho genuine ranllla
beau. It eau readily bs detueted W ia cdr. 1t Is
aud cigars, su.. never Intended TO 10 us1d w
,utiG tor tta various pounds lretareI tut tte
Au,L,n mich. uuruets. Extract of Vaui,I4 IL prt.
pared fsa selected vanilla beaus, au ii warran.el
entirely Eve fsosu Tonqua other dsieteroun uul-
tt.utrs.
, 1875-10-26

Suteiat Dispateh to Fhe chieo1a Tribune.
KANsAB CRY. No., Oct. 25.-About daylight
this morning fire broke out On New Delaware
street 10 tLis cits, aud, tor time, serious ss-
suits we're anticipated. TIE building In which
tho l!ro broke out was frame. Just In the rear
OF tho elegant residence OF 7. d. Dullene, ESD.
The i1o department was quickly on hand, and
msut houso and Slf. UulIene's barn had boon do
sir0Fed. Loss about -, SOU.
, 1875-10-26
jtsYCE.


tSn.r1rf D:s7a'eh 10 Tht Chtra7a Tr,hHr..
JrtEgHaoN CITY, :!n., Oct. 25.-ru.tal s.atrs
.I1tign KeekeI will hear arguments for 4 new
trial in tho joyce case next ThufpdAy. II il tho
Cenezat opinion that tba Court Will retuno the
Acw trial, thoue., Joyce ana biz attorneys are
cf.i.tj lcnk or another deal inatrfct Attorney
ttt'-f ri. Wig in .rEroacd TO k,,1w more ahout
a'l!ss kecltu!n o:,tntol. saSs tllern IN u1 doiht
that tho tnbt'on will 10 promptly refused. III
HAT o.r.t, 1orce's only hupo would be rresi-
dau,lal lard ii.
, 1875-10-26
nHtTtlARY.

1st'E4r6t.s. nct. 25.--Dr. F. s. Athcn, l
psotn'n:ns physician in this State for many
Yeas, dIel to-la: at his residence ia this cit7.
Ne" ORLEANS. Uc:. 25.-(len. 4. +. 1;afbor,
coefe1. pFosaincat politician. died tu-dAJ,
ageJ 1T.
AEw loKE. OFT. oj.-Tho Rev. Kingston @.
Gpda .ra died Inst u.gnt 1t RcbEuont]. Staten
tsEauu.
, 1875-10-26
MAN MISSING.

sp>ctai Dispateh to The C'h.eaoa Tribune
OMAHA, Neb.. Oct. 25-G1eas anxiety il felt
hare over tho mysterious disappearance Of o. s.
lfypber. . Scandinavian, not aeen sinca Se...
13. lie hat considerable moaey. Il In feasea
ho has been killed. He was twenty .eeren years
old, had light hair, uas t feet ipchos high,
weighed l7u pounds.
, 1875-10-26

IoutsVlLLE, KY., Oct. 95.-Jomes Wright,
tohsnstor, received fatal injury this morning bg
q blow with pitchfork In tho hands oi Jacob
Rinse, q German gardeucr 10th men wore
driving wagons 10 the same direction. That Ut
quence OF whIcl, a quarte, occurred. Wright
th1ew stone Ut nlnse, nho In t4aa felled him
with 1ntchfurx.
, 1875-10-26

puxlsuMEHT or TUE rEnsuS3 WHO Burned \
JEW 70 DEATH.
nAnDAp, Oct. 10.-Intetligcnce received hare
from Tencran, da:ea tho 10Th u}t., stntcs that
tho authorities have punished tue psrsons guilty.
Of having burnt a!ivo the Issaelte Jehuda At
IIamada,f. Ihe Persian Government has itlti-
mat"d That IL haa taken measurca 10 insure tho
safuty uf ita Jewish subtects
, 1875-10-26

ctsc1xSAr1. O., Oct. 25,-The Commercial
eays tire last night at Versailles, Wuudfotd
County. Ky.. burned Wilson'S livery stable, with
ts contents, including eighteen horses; bailey Il
Con'pany'a livery stable, one dwelling. tho occ1-
pans of tho latter barely ESCAPING i tnoir p,ght-
clothes. Lass estimated At El5.ooO; s:,.0D0 ,,-
aurance. haley Co. saved their horses aud
vehicles In their stable.
, 1875-10-26

r MIDLAND NNU BAY CITY. MICH.
Spef1at Aspatth to The Cht-a1o Tribune.
EAST SAuiNAw, Mich. Oct. :5.-The residence
Of Roger CIason. at alIdland. was burned last
night. Losa. $1,000 insured for 800.
Tho Workshop OF Jatnes n. Lewis, at Mid.
land, WAS buinod this AFTERNOON. Loss. $500;
incurred for $;U6.
4 cigar nauutaceory, owned by r. Stockle, At
Bar CITY. burned ti,fs mnsntus. Loss, s5Uu.
, 1875-10-26

StFffa7 Uisp0EcH ID 5hz ENIfa4a 1F1ttNS.
SrR,Sor,ELN ILL.,, Oct. 25.-I. II. Stevenson,
pow III custody on tho caasgs Of tho attempted
murder Of F. X. Taylor. in Barclay. In this
county, has not yet born examined. Ilis f1iants
atIeee blu eniIs innocence, aud say all ntibl vii!
10 eststllshei, They say, it Nas imply ~ H.
tempt II suicide on tile pk.t OF Taylor.
, 1875-10-26

~ Il
hu,44ve G's.j H>,1!.
Iowa FA1L7. H.. Oct. 2I,-Du Suu,.av. (}ct, T.
. rcs{dtnt nj t..ta o1tco ri .cl g. t,tIo,n -. =
sn1 .a.r. -. Ia. ..t,r,.. ~ ~.
""o o'''.' o''e' As''s'1 " t'' s'tA' '4""' 'h'-3
circumstances "F,el, led han to iht'k LIS ir''a.
boy, Io SO. out on tie trail! and II. Malu'a Iruy,
/, r-.ntun c,,r.v o,n,,,ar,oI ,,,.,
,.aa,. 49,.
a"p "onan resting ~ ''a rus =
hearch of tue wagon 'evealed Tho sto en poo,-.
Tho mat. one A. J. REED, eacapol III tho brurh.
The wo:nau after denying her real baa,e 10:
,evor,, t,ars cn,f.a.cd ~ ,,.;,u s1r, rt,l,
I,,,.a.a,. - :, |a,.. 's.l. ~
~ D,'Ao -oes' VIZ -" W." 49,,
c'le Win 'eco uhoef clrcullttance6 "hleb tell
far mote Of her warmth OF heart tban uf her hou.
esty. Canning pith tAese rart;ea d. tho lima
oY tba ar,.et ws. y tfntr n v<rnu nm,
.e '.'Nn
,os"el4y tFb''lnK he'e' pus Ia'ef'y a. -aekios.
HIS presence there excited Eoa'c ausi lrion, bu'
would laye Roon beop forgotten Ind llo not on
the following d.y anpeared In tho cour,.roou
nnd clan,,es,;neIy nas.aa t..t,, IN tI,o ,.o,,,,
nn,naror ,,ho ,,,~arno,. ~ "J1.s" .,'
ro'ae,os' lug "osen'eht was vas aetee'ea ana t1'o
letter denaodedt n!1eFeapon a1ra.P. oktheletter
from its lIding- place in her bosou's toro il III
The Fragments being Hecu red and carefully t,ast.
ed together disclosed letter flom Kerd COLI
tsiutng information which AaR rca1ltoa in thu
exposure OF ono Of she must e1.enhlss ahl
wet-organizoa bands OF llorAn-shscyea and
yeara. Holly was a. oocu arrestel. and after
mlch lodging aud equivocatlon, hls fears rot
the better Of him aud us owned IT,, lIxo i little
man. Warrants we're Issued for A. i. Reed 4.
i. CLANCY, Of AcEley, Charles Peck and Syircs-
ter Mott, OF Hamilton County. a1d Nathan
all Of whom, eIcept Reat mud 1.2usba1gor, were
soon In duraucs vile. On preliminary
, 1875-10-26
GERMANY,

Pn!NcE FRITZ AND TIT. CESTESNrAL.
IospoS. Oct, 25.-It 10 reaiArmea that the
Crown pluco Of GERMANY W,ll visit the United
Staten aud ths Cen,eouial Exposition ueHt year.
RETURN oF TIE ENFERou WILLIAM
BEnL1x, Oct. 25,-rte Emperor William re-
turned to tins city t,-day from his trip to Milan
, 1875-10-26

MONTREAL, Oct 25.-The Garrison Artillery
and ptiucs Of Wules Mles attended, The funeral
Of fass vosaasees to tbs p,ossasant cemetery
yesterday. Tho French Canadlsns rot The ides
thst uubold'a funeral va. about 10 take place,
aud swsrtncd to the cemetery BY Thousands,
sssera! lights took place, and muah bad feeling
N1a ax!ublLGd.
, 1875-10-26
ON PARADISE PRAIRIE. IA,

0W
SpeetaI lhspatch t. INA khieda" Tssbunx,
DrQrolS, Ill, Oct. 25.-SAturday noon, whilo
threshag whoat, Nz, Crum Casey, living ii
paradiso 04ove, G miIas northwest OF th!s place.
loBt about $50 onshcla Of wheat iu the stack and
\ thFeshar Ay h1s. Tue stack caught Gse from .
spark from tue stationary engine sud comGu4u!-
Gated With tho thgeHher. Loss about S10p,
, 1875-10-26
RUSSIA.


THE CENTENNIAL CQaEN1aa{oS.
LONDON, Oct. 25.~-TAo 1euBsia Commission on
the American Centeunial las determined to limit
tho List Of ARTICLES to DO oxhih:ed to nusssa
spee!ait.es Which arc little known abFoad. Ner-
err heleas they arc confident Of ulaAiug crel,ta.
bic display.
, 1875-10-26
TElEGRApHic BREWTfEs,

Tho Adams County I'LL Circuit Court civil
term. cosnnehceI yesterday mosnsng With q
docket that nill last Elk weeks.
F!fts-t"o thoti-aud State bon1s wore redeemed
1t the St2te Treasury Of Michigan Yesterday.
, 1875-10-26

Horace 1Ioskins. from Pike County. ttnariponni
fur forgery. Hpra partlonod tIla mntnux OH mort
Urgent ao1 vaIutniunls* fc}rea sntat;ons ut tho
!eaIinX c!tIzena Of their rtc!naSe.
, 1875-10-26

.7Ettid! Vitp t7fH u 1HF Lht.1t6 7F1EIhf.
UAxsILLE, ILL.,. Oct 25.-Do-k Ttinfcts. ffa-
tive II ,so strlng-mAclllun ngnnt has loft ih,s
c,r,n.v tar pArts unknnxn. III" tom ANY sl"s
hi4 toads nsn for s1,U00. which t4oy Claim i,ap.
ielt in sllurt.
, 1875-10-26

and most ofthe furniture wAs consumed. Ibera
vae 5l.'D I'-lfAues OIL shs building, but nons
bI {he surni,un
, 1875-10-26

Eusefat Dfspat;h 10 Ths Cheaoo rs1hunt,
QutNcY, ILL.,, Oct. 25.-oa Friday last about
5000 in coauterfot currency was found iu
room near tho First National Bank, which bad
formerly bsen occuplad - gambling deu. Dut
at tha tt.a.asety Kta* the ptepostasous story
tolcKrspheu TO tho 1fnRs that $40 00O OF the
suouev atolau trom tta Flrat Nstouat Bauk had
bpep fQuuu.
, 1875-10-26

Stttin' Dfspates 10 ihs ChisaQo T4ibuat.
8pRlsaYiELD. ILL.,. Oct. 25.-Jaules Bennett, In
the ponitsutlafy, from Reofia. for larceny, aud
, 1875-10-26
NEAR ELYRtH, q,

NEAR ELYHfA, o,
Srttial hspateh 10 The Chlca7o TRIBUNE.
ELsRsA, O., oc.. cs.-Tho country residence OF
Amos Coe, milo south Of noro, was totally de-
stroYea by fire ut an early hour thls mosuiug.
Loss, @S,500 covered by insurance. slost u
tho furniture was saved. The lire originated in
/ le{4ci!Ya duo.
, 1875-10-26

0ErrYsBrno. Pa, Oct. 3s.-The conavage
papsr-tullla. m,ls4 north OF shts place, Aav
been burned by n incend'ary, The loss II 533.
0V0; tbs Insurance. S1G.b0Q,
, 1875-10-26

ON HEEIE ISLE, MICH.
SpecAt Aspateh 10 1hf EA'eaap iFitnix.
DETxolr, Oct. 23.-Wa!ser Swotckha.s's resi.
deacs Oh Belle Islo burned early yesterday mosn-
Ing. Lo4a stated 10 be about s7,uuJ.
, 1875-10-26
v.uorf,t1 Effects OF tho Recent
Staruls in England nnd
Scotland.
risv Lives Lost by 8hipwroc!, on tho
Scottish Coast.
Tin Mark 1,nno Express' Weekly norfcT
Of the DrcaIstulfs Markets.
7nrkeY's Progress in tho Direction Of Rapu'
dia.ion and Initiation.



1rxnns, OFT. 25.-A spacial telegram from
es.mcta tn7H tisat al.rm,ug runora proratt shero
e"s s%s, the tJoo is At Gainsboroush. L1ucon Couu
:. rho River Trent ossrt!owod In banks dur
=. l..h. n,eht, waslssu5 axhy tho railway. 1t Ia
w. IVY, t.,rrA ,la. thsro has been a3me 1oss OF
Ate. .,va.
,,..,,,u. .na slx Al Dartou-on- -Tlont. Ihs frodh
~ oot sabstd'ag'
autrHREcEs.
n.trscn tie f4th aud 22d instant dfty-1vo
..r.on. }ost their Il .es by al! wreck Oh the
p t..,,ru coast o; Scotland.
TIE l3oHT BRIGADE.
tt,n7 Of tho survivors of ualakfaya charge.
~. iii .c,ders Of tile Cavalry brigade. coieb,as-
a, tho tvspty.aras anniversary Of That battle
pdby. u,,,-4~-,,
Tba Mark Lane Etmess has the following
u..ti, roytew Of tho Ili.isl cot:l-traho All
e.h.r 1eeh Of ato.ms and fools. with great et.
ttot Of dan1aet. hna further tctar3ed Tbs avs'.u,
ra,te rm for tle condition. Of naln; les. and tho
shnnJsace Of foreign old wheat socms
~ bs tho clie1 security from
shocseme dread. Tbs moro NO know
st ths c,op OF 1875 tho less Rassfaction It gives:
lnnce shout ma!t,alhs o ner fatGs esflaa anu
~ liu ..sr stsndy Irk Dautzt9 Ia tlchsr. p,icca
..'st Petersburg, Tionpa, and in Hungary arc
upehaaged. ....
INE sEwmannf.' 1ss;.a.s,.. .tsna. t.".n' =, n.-x
IT. tsse sa tsa 'o .1o ,,v f,an ,ionaid s,r;nrfot
III ss,.rd ~" sstsuiso tIud.
-~-~--
TURKEY.
vw.zav1xw WITH tue leazE7os1s1As'LEApEn
RlorBt. Oct. C.--t bavc had long oot1sersa-
lion sIth Ltnbo0tat'cs Today. ne Gays thai tho
tItrzeeoriniaus will accept rom tho lutka 10th
ce .sss than autonomy, bu. II the Powers pro-
1t. ..,o-,n NJ n ,a lcal unturo thay s,ll nccaut
poee '.'s." ;n ,,tr,,ato3 -, .fon,aroo,o
them II 'oe '1"fn''o" .'.a'' ' 4'soa ~ .'.
rns insurgents arc nos a'seonfhsoo IN tae icas1'
nd ns eouFdent Of passlng tho winte:
n .,ss: hut, ii they find It imp RHibie to
t... ,o.s,hor thev will aanarate ipto smn1l
Hep "be H. r,,.,,n a,,,, law ., ,wo.,,
parties SUI "1snaS 'n9 ssAa aoa asn.@,s WY,
IhpS aestr'c'lbIe. tic eppfchehoa no ohncer o1
future II ha has supplies Of arms snd annunl*
uan. Tia conGruls what have url len aa to
- oro.n;,.,ion Tie has ro foor Tint Tim
"AN~' -. - ,t - ,,.,
poorer MHkB 9lDaHs VIII W uuap4e ~ ANe "hu
nzutxr ffr Il
, 1875-10-26
CNns. G0ssuQe
f. Co.,:
Fine I,aCeS.

Choice "Novelties" in Pointe Lace Bows,
Pointe Applique, Pointe Duchess, and An
tique Lace Ends for searfs and Ties; Points
Applique, Brussels, Matelasse, md Oachuire
Lace scarfs; Pointe and Thread Lace
Barbes Hdkfs., 0ollarette3, Berthas, Golf
fu1es. and Real laces, BY the yard. in new
and beautiful designs. Fine French Guipure
and Finest Yak Laoes in handsome patterns.
Thread, Brussels, and Cambria Nets; Nets il
every variety Of figure for Wells. Veilings
in oil now and popular shades, and narrow
widths for the Scarf Veil.
In our Hdkf. Dept, will be found every
thing new in Fancy, Hemstitched, Emhroid.
cred, 0ol'd Bordered, Initial, and silk Hdkfs.
for the pocket, and an elegant line Of Silk
Keokerchicfs in new combinations, !. With
richly embroidered Canton and Crepe du
0aine, and choice selections for Ladies'
Neckwear Of latest Partisan Novelties.
We ask special attention to line Of Cor
sets Of the best make. offered at heavy dis
count from regular prices.
Stat9-St. and westinghouse.
, 1875-10-26
IMPRISONMENT Fon LIFE.

eaS FRtscts-o. Oct. a. In ths cnse of
Granic'. convicted III tn'7 last Of tll. mutief Of
Madien, the motion fot nes itin' has hcen
den'od, a'd tbe prisoner nsntoncei - imlrAon.
ucuk fur tia.
, 1875-10-26

fHDtA*AroLts. Oct. 2j.-W,lIam II. ilowhrl.
WHO killed Ihoma. tfAsceIl last ntgLt. las been
zen. tu tin Granl Jury for IL AetIon. na.slnG
preliminary examination.
, 1875-10-26
CRIMINAL NEWS.
.JacOl,4. tl,t, .J0}iet wife. c.1lurtlcrcr,
Found Guilt; uf Murder.
The Doatll.Penal'y All :e1 To the Ver-
dict Brought in by the Jury.
Pnrd0n Of Two Fclons In the penltentiary
by t;oy. Ileveridgc.
Atrial at Springfield, ILL.,, Of the Gang Of
oounterf:itets Reeentl7 Captured.
~ QE HANGED.
SftrsG} {}isIaffh To fhx T., ctg1 Trim

10 uE HhMGfQ,
Sft"'di H's'dfeh 10 IT. T., etgn 7rttuns.
JotiEr, ILL.,. Dct. 2j.--The testimony In TIM
jncobs w'ts' murder caaa. Which has been On
sriaI iu tho Wt Cuuaty Circuit Court sinco
Tuesday las:. closed ahtustIr ou Saturday, tho
defense Introducing only ons witncss, = son OF
ths te:"'cd. whoHn evia-nco developed nothing
favorable 10 Jacobs. Saturday Afternoon aud
evening were occupied bY tho counsel on either
hrlc IN RUNNING up. htatc'a-At.ornoy fiaaar
presented tho law aud evidence to tue Jury iu
a clear and fo5cialo manner. Messrs.
.Innn nnt rarkoF. for the defense,
did tho hast they could with a bad caao;
Maj. Mnnna speech In particular bsny Al ablo
er4tt. Indicating that ho mas dotug all in bis
power to ravo Ilfs client. j. Il. Flanders, EHl..
for tho prosecution. mado the closing aaesrh.
which wns an eloquent mud nnAnawerapla argu.
snent. Ho carefully aaaltxel tue eyilouce, all
c,fvsus.aa..aI, taking TT, each liux acparAsety,
until the whole presented one unbroken cham,
70 strong and conytuciny as to conFt1co the mos:
s4eptical Of the prisoners guilt. At half.past .
o'clock 2. m. tho Court Instructed tho iurY, in.
forming them that it thoy agreed before
O'Clock Monday morning to Ai3n and
goal thar verdict. 4 verd!c. MAS reached iu
lesa that4 tous hours, there boine aleation As
to tile guill OF tho accused and but little differ
euco OF opinion NJ to ting punishment. PROMPT
ly at O'Clock ,alH morning tho Court opened,
and JndEo Mcltoborta read tho following YER
Dict: ""r. The lnrr. find tho defendant guilty.
in manor and fnrln NJ charged ln tho lndict-
mont and fix III Ais punishment that lie suffer
death by tIanR,uE."
Tho prisoner received the announcement Of his
a"ftll doom wutn tho hanlo ut 1hd cafmuesa no
manifested all through l.ta trial. lie turned q
Blsn Of emotIon. Tue jury wah then polEed. and
cach answered. the Question " Was md il this
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-16

List of letters remaining uncalled for
in the Post Office at Cairo. Illinois, Satur-
day Nav II IS-5
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-16
gItte.fe.prnsnt

For the past month. the member. Of
the Taylor Literary Society. composed
OF a number Of young men OF thi- city.
have been engaged in rchcar,ing for
an entertainment. TO be- given by them at
the AtheueUm, TOR the benefit Of the
"Woman's Club and Library Associa-
ton.
They have embraced every opportunity
that la. presented Itself. t; make Them
selves efficient by practice in the y9riou.
role. in which they will appear on this
occasion. and they now believe that they
are able to offer to the citizens very
crcditable entertainment.
The programme that has been selected
by them j. of varied and. a. they be-
lleyc. AN attractive character, consisting
Of songs, by good qnrtctte, character
song>, two burle,quc plays. entitled
the Arrival ofDickcn,' aud "ROsedale,' -
and number Of specialtics. which have
been selected in accordance with the
ability Of those who are to enact them.
The time for the benefit to take place
Ia, been arranged for next Friday night,
and the member. Of the society live in
hope. of greeting the friend, OF IN" Wo-
mans Club on that occasion.
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Union Sunday School picnic, are anx-
iously awaiting the arrival of the editor
OF the Anna Adrert,ser, iIeCairo. There is
to be funeral, and the aforesaid editor
will furnish the corpse.
Thieves and burglars have not been
Of any inconvenience or trouble to the
people Of Cairo for quite while. They
have not given the papers of Cairo
chance Tor any speculaiions. neither have
they lcssencd the fortunes of any of the
inhabitants.
--Messrs. Thrupp and Fitzgerald, who
are active and enterprising members of
the Alexander County Shooting Club.
must have felt indisposed at the match on
Friday afternoon. Neither of them sue
cceded In bringing down pigeon,
though they were allowed six trial.
each.
Ponies have become quite numerous
In Cairo lately. A daughter Of Mr.. Fred.
korsmeyer amuscs herself every after
noon by riding little gray ''ho,," about
the open lot, opposite the city Jail. She
has become an expert horsewoman. and
handles her pony with as much ease a.
one of much more experience.
The Taylor Literary Society have
made arrangements 10 give an entertain
mcnt at the Atheneum ON next Friday
night, Tor the benefit Of the Woman /,
Club and Literary Association. The peo-
pie of this city should give them a good
audience, a. the programme to be pre-
,ented is thought, by the members of the
club at least, to be a very good one.
Two poodle dog., owned by couple
of negrocs.in the upper part Of town. had
a sct-to yesterday morning on Washing
ton avenue. The brutc- were both
very plucky, and fought for at least half
an hour, when they were separated by
their owners. and the battle wa. declared
to be draw" neither of the CANNES
having exhibited the least desire TO quit.
"A little rumpu. between two negroes
yesterday afternoon. on Washington
avenue. attracted the notice Of many cit
liens. one negro designated the other
negro az a "whitc livcrcd Niger which
wa, too much ofan insult for the latter
to bear. and he forthwith proceeded to
chastise his offender for his uniounded
assertion by knocking him down with a
club.
We are told that an effort will be
made by the city officers soon, to have
the street, OF Cairo put in respectable
and good condition. This j. very pleas
ant rumor to listen TO, and will no doubt
be joyfully received by all who have any
Of their fortunes invested in horses and
carriages. The gentleman who wasted
nearly half all hour in cursing the rut on
Commercial avenue, that caused the
smashing OF the springs OF his buggy,
yesterday, will not have occasion, we
hope, for another eloquent outburst of
this kind Don.
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Psychologist, say, the human body is en-
tirely changed and renewed. Every mo.
ment OF or lives, every part OF our bodies
Is wearing out and Is being built up anew
of fresh matter. TAs work is accomplished
by the blood which goes through every
part. But il the blood becomes weak or
viii tied, and does not perform its work
properly, the system is actually poi'one
by the WORKOUT matter clogslns the vital
organs instead of leaving The body, Tor
dyspepsia, biliousnoss, kidney, SKIN ana
liver troubles. teyers, and all dlsaa'ei afls'
ing from yitiated blood, DIR. WALKERS
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BlrrERs are SOW
ereign remedy. 3.lI-dSw-4w,
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Having bought out the store Of lsidore
Ullman, on Washington avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, l take this
method Of informing the public OF the fact
also TO assure them that shall endeavor at aI
times TO N crit their confidence and TO make
it to their interest to give to me the patron.
age ask.
have just returned from st. Louis, where
purchased fun and complete stock OF
Dry. Goods, Boots, shoes, Ready Made
Clothing, Notions, etc., " hich is now open
and fer sale at my store. All l ask Is that
you call and examine goods and prices.
5-6-,f. SAMUEL ULLMAN.