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This comparison il n singular one. II
develops the fact that in the last five
years the revulsion has been less felt In
New England than in any part Of the
country. The savings Of the people there
have gone on about as usual. 1t Is true
that the increase has not been as great.
Still 1t has been remarkable. The revul.
sion seems to have struck heaviest and
deepest in New York. In 1871 the New
York savings banks deposits were
twelve millions ahead Of those OF
New England, whereas in 1874 the say
ings Of New England were nearly one
hundred millions ahead Of those Of New
York. Such change Is truly amazing.
We may observe, however, that the re.
vulsiOn appears to have done It's work,
and that the recovery In New York has
already set in, for the savings banks de-
posits in that State on the first Of January,
1875, showed q total $303, ,03j, ,Olj, M III.
crease Of SlS,Al5,jGi. The increase III
the New York deposits began with the
war. In 1860 the total deposits were
only S5S, ,l7s, ,lG0, and In 1851 they were
SUI ,4lO,307; in 1868 they were $40, ,63S,'
1888; In 1854 they reached S03,7SG,3Slj
in 1855 they attained $Ill,73I7G3, and
from that point they rose rapidly 10 the
above totals. From 1864 TO 1870 they
we're more than doubled again. Such u
growth as that from n total Of only $il,
l22,G72 in the year 1858 to total Of
S3O3,03j,GIj in 1875 Is such nS could only
have occurred in America. Philadelphia
North american.
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ITALY.

HoME, July i3.-daribaldi on arriving
at Ciyite vecclli on his way TO CapterS,
was drawn 10 the hotel by the people.
The town was Illuminated last night.
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NEW YoRk, July lS.-TRe counsel for
the people and Peter B. sweensy, have
arranged for the reduction Of his bail 10
a160(l00.
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New YoRk, July 13.-A dangerous
counterfeit is In circulation on the city Of
Erie, Pa, $4,000 water loan coupon
bonds Of 1867 dne 1887.
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ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE STORM,

A special to the Times reports that
another destructive storm visited Buda
Pestll on the 11th inst. Nearly all the
temporary works erected for the repair
Of damages caused by the tempest Of June
20 were carried away. Houses were un.
rooted and several large towers blown
down. No lives lost.
MADRID, July yl4-4A.M.-The official
Gdreitc reports that great panic exists
in Estelle, where the news Of the Carlist
defeat has Just become known. The Car.
lists are removing their Artillery from
the city. Gen. DOrregary Is hemmed In
by several brigades on a high mountain
near HneSca.. Gen. CampOsl will shortly
arrive, and a complete Gordon will be
drawn around the Carlist chief.
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MOODY AND sANKEY's rAREwEII,

At Moody and Sankey's farewelhmeet.
ing last night 1888 clergymen Of the
Church Of England were present, Canon
Conway, Of Westminster, occupied a seat
on the platform. All present were deep.
ly affected, Rev. Moody while speaking
was so overcome by emotion that be had
to stop, and was unable to conclude his
address,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-14

The bridge movement has merged itself
for the present into street railroad SEN
sation. The same parties who were late
ly engaged in shooting of their mouths in
favor rOf a bridgcA are now wIlooping up the
railroad project. Four thousand dollars
Is the sum total subscribed up to date.
Those who have the means to subscribe
may be divided into three classes, via:
those who think 1t will he built, those
who think It won't, and those who don't
care continental whether II il or not.
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Earnings md NnYings.

In the year 1871 and the succeeding
three years the aggregate savings deposits
in the banks Of New England and New
York comnnre Lhus:
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The Marx lane Express, in It's weekly
review, says the crops have been pro.
crossing favorably and the reports to this
effect have produced quieter feeling In
the London market, where prices had be.
gnu to advance, but there has been a fur,
ther improvement in country prices, In
many places being again one or two shil.
lings dearer for wheat, and us the idea Of
haVinga crop equal to last years IL given
up and stocks decrease, there IN plenty Of
room for q further rise. In France the
damage to the crops from floods has been
very extensive in tho provinces and the
figures show rise in wheat Of from one
to two shillings.
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ATEMpT TO REDUCE WAGES.

The car washers at the Panhandle
shops Of this city went out on strike
this morning. The trouble seems to be
that the high.cOCk.a.lorem of tho shops
are attempting to build cheap reputa-
tions for themselves at the expense Of
their employees, and in order to reduce
expenses have reduced their men to
starvation figures. The washers work
now eight hours per day and get the
enormous sum OF ninety cents, and on this
amount support their families by feeding
them, as Is generally supposed, on sweet.
ened wind They formerly received one
dollar and fOrty.liye cents,
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SOUTHAMPTON, July iS.-Artived-
Steamship Oder, from New York.
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LONDON, ga. NJ, July 14.-The masters
Of the cotton mills at Ashton, Staley-
bridge, DurkinGeld and Niossly have dc.
cided to give notice Of the commencement
OF a lockout on the oath inst, because the
workmen employed in certain depart.
ments refuse TO refer the disputes In re-
gard to wages to an arbitrator. The
other employes have quit work.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
wANrs AN EXPLANATION.

LONDON, July ia Copenhagen dis.
patch states that an explanation will be
demanded Of Germany for the secret
soundings last week taken by a Prussian
vessel.
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MOODY AND sANKY.

The following Is the number Of meet.
ings held by Moody and Sankey in Lon.
don during the past four months with
the aggregate attendance: Camberwell,
90 meetings, attended by by 100000 peo-
pie; Victoria, 45 meetings, attended by
10000; In the Opera House, 70 meetings,
attended by 5000; in Bew, 90 meetings,
attended by 100000, and In the Agricnl.
tural Hall 90 meetings, attended by $780,.
900; amount Of money expended for
buildings, printing, stewards, etc., Sll0,.
900. Moody and sankey declined to re-
ceive any compensation from the com.
mittee.
The council Of the British National
Rifle Association at a meeting to-day
adopted u resolution that the New York
Rifle Association be invited to accept the
challenge cup to be competed for In 1875
at Wimbledon, the winner to hold the cup
till the next meeting Of the New York
Association, when he Is to hand II over 10
the council Of that Association In order
that 1t may be competed for then and an
nually thereafter, ut a range OF 1000
yards, on conditions to be determined by
the New York Association.
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OUR STEUBENVILLE LETTER.
The New Orleans and New York
Cireus-COnllict with u Game
ROOSter-A Strike at the Pan
handle ShOps-The Street Rail.
road.


ElitOu IntelIISCucCr;
Nothing could have been more auspi.
ciOus than the weather tO.day for the
coming Of the N, o. and N. Y. circus
The stiff wind that blowed all day seemed
to keep the immense crowd in attendance
comparatively cool, The circus display
was about on an average with circuses
generally.
sET-To WITH A CHANTICLEER.
We came very near loOsing one OF our
worthy citizens here from curious sort
Of accident-an attack OF too much
rooster, II may SO characterize il. Mr.,
J,-Y Davidson, who does business on
Fourth street, Is agreat lover Of chickens
he dotes on them-espccillly those Of
the game kind. lie has n rooster that he
does not fondlo with as much ~ he used
to, for the following reason; Yesterday
evening he went into his yard and find.
ing the game chicken there undertook
to "shOO" him ont, but he would not
"shOO," so MI, d, applied his num-
Der twelve to him, Clevating his
roOstership several feet into the mir.
As soon as the bird came down he turned
upon his elevator and struck him u blow
with his spur on the right knee, lie was
finally driven of and nothing was thought
Of the wound. But an hour afterwards
itbegan swelling and in short time had
swollen to an immense size--sO much 80
that lock jaw was feared, and the
family physician was called in. Fortu.
nately the injury readily yielded to prop.
er treatment, aud no serious results are
apprehended, but the patient Is still sui-
fcring from the effects Of the shock on his
nervous system.
CHANGE AT THE JEFFERSON WORKS.
John Chapman, for number Of years
in the employ Of Spaulding, Woodward
Il Co, rs bOok.keeper, has resigned to ac-
ccpt u similar position In the Union
Savings Bank Of this city. Mr.. W. II.
Wallace succeeds to the vacancy, but will
continue TO act also Us paymastcr.
THE GLASS WORKS.
The glass works Of A. ]. Beatty start
up next Monday morning, This will be
good news to the employees at this estab.
liShment, many Of whom have remained
idle since the fires were put out several
,,,n,tI,, ,tnnn
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CAPE MAY, July l3.-Thc regatta
started this morning. Tho ldler passed
the llag-boat first, closely followed by the
Resolute.
The yachts came In the following or
der; Mohawk first, lder second, ResO-
lutte third, Rambler fourth, Madeline
fifth, Eva sixth, Dreadnought seventh,
Vindex eighth, and Sadie ninth, Vindex
winning the 81 900 prize for sloops.
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The glass works of A. j, Beatty start
up next Monday morning. This will be
good news to the employees at this estab'
lishment, many Of whom have remained
idle since the fires were put out several
mnniha since
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-02
Police Court.

Tile police courts remain very quiet
The only business yesterday was that
transacted by Judge Bros.. which /, given
below. Judge Bird. court was closed
yesterday, owing to the desire of Iii.
Honor to be- a spectator at the cXamna.
ton Of the cOlored schools:
First cdmc Willis Parker, arrested by
Chief MclIalc on complaint Of Willis
wife, charging him with assulting and
striking her. The defendant plead guilty
10 the charge, and was fined five dollars
and the usual trimmings. In default OF
payment lac went 10 the cooler for three
days. lie will labor OH the public high
ways.
Then we have Benjamin Lynch. who
was charged by Chief MciIale with hav-
ing used offensive. threatening and abu-
sivc language 10 fellow mortal. The
evidence was heard by Iii. Honor, who,
after due delibcration, came to the con-
clusion that Benjamin had acted in n
manner unbecoming gentleman. and
therefore he was found guilty and fined
five dollars and costs. and was sent to
the calaboose for three days because he
couldn't pay. He also will labor on the
streets
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GO and See Her.

Landlords OF hotels and boarding houses
viii ind II 10 their advantage to call upon
Mrs. Coleman, no " Fourth street, be.
tween Washington and Commercial uyen-
ues, and ascertain her terms for doing hotel
and boarding house washes by the week
Her Wholesale prices are extremely
low--7jc. per dozen. For piece work pr.ees
arc ~ follows, Single shirt and col
lar, Ice; per dozen Soc; socks Be; two col
lars, DC; two handkcrchiof-, De-; vests 20c;
aud al geutiemcns wear. 1jc. per
l0zcn. Ladies dresses, % to Doc;
skirt, ~ 90 90; drawers 10 10 ijc; two
iair hose Sc; two collar 10 Ice. For Ia
dic,' plain clothes 81 90 PER dozen; for la
dies Zine clothes, 81 - per dozen; done
dr9inpily, and promptly delivered. Pa
tronnye solicited.
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The school Exhibition


Tonight the scholars of the public
schools of our city will give an example
of their ability, and all is now
In readiness. The programme has been
made complete, the scholars, each and
every one Of them, have their respective
duties at heart, and the success of the
exhibition is assured. The programme.
we are told, is one that cannot fail to be
of great interest, embracing varied lot
Of amusing and entertaining declama-
tons, essays, select readings, dialogues,
music, and in fact everything that will
add in any way to the excellence of the
entertainment. The pieces TO be pre-
scnted have all been carefully selected
AMI prepared, and cannot. in considera-
ton of this, fail to gain the admiration OF
the audience. The performance will
commence ut precisely eight O'Clock. and
should bc attended by every citizen. Adj
mission - cents; children - cent.
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Attention, Merchants OF the Sur.
rounding County,.

have full stock and can always FIJI or
ders on Queens ware and Glassware at st.
Louis prices. The followingis a list OF wha,
have on hand at present:
Lamp Chimueys, of all kinds, by the Bar
rel, boz or dozen.
Glass Lamps of all sizes aud kinds.
100 different styles and kinds of Bar
Glasses.
Lamp Burners OF all descriptions.
Lamp-wick. Beer mugs, Glass Reflectors,
Coal Oil Chandeliers, Cake Stands, Glass
Fruit Stands. and in fact every thing in the
Crockcry and Glassware line.
will guarantee TO duplicate any bill
purchased IN st. Louis and give equally
as good an assortment, as my stock Is com
plete in all kinds Of Queen and Glassware.
/ also have put up in cask for the retail
trade, Rockingham and Yellow ware. which
will sell at 81 per cent OIL the regular list
prices.
Also full line Of Table and Pocket Cut
lery, Plated, Brittania, Table and Tea
spoons, and Soup Ladies. Come and sec
for yourselves. ID. HARTMAN,
3-2s-tf Cor. Sixth & Com. Av.
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have just received the largest assort-
ment of Quecnsware and Glassware, of the
best quality which, having bought for cash
direct from the Importers and Mahuactl-
rcrs, an enabled to sell at prices which
defy competition, viz
White Granite Breakfast Plates Goc per set,
White Granite Cups and Sau-
GERS, without handles, zoe per set.
white Granite Cups and sau-
ccrs, with handles, 7ae per set,
Large Glass GOblets, Doe per set.
Large Glass Table TmlsTs, Doe per set
Invite everybody to call and examine my
stock of Queen and Glassware aud com
pare prices.
have also just received u large invoice OF
Table and Pocket cutlery, silver Plated and
brittania Table and Tea Spoons and Soup
Ladies. DAN HARTMAN,
o-?sff' Cor, Sixth q Com. Az
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Sheriff. Sale.

py virtue of an Execution to me directed by
Dthe Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Alexander
County, in the state OF Illinois, in favor of AL
fred Il. Stafford, assignee of Alexander II. Irwin
and against John II Brown, ! have levied ".
County of Alexander and state of Illinois, to-
wit Al the right title and interest of said Jshn
II Brown, in and TO the Northwest quarter oil
in Township ilfleen tl5 South, and in Range
one ~ west of the third L NJ ALSO blocks mum
bered one ~, two (2) three (9, four az i've
Unity in said county and state, as the property
Of said John II Brown, which | shall offer al
Public sale ut the SOutn-we door Of the Court
House in the City Of Cairo, in the County OF
Alexander and State Of Illinois OH the nineteenth
tl9th) day Of April, \. d, lSI5, at the hour Of
eleven O'Clock, a NJ for cash. TO satisfy said
Execution. ALEX ii. IRWIN,
sheriff of Alexander County, Illinois.
Cairo, MS, March 30th, 1875.
41-3-JO-WIt
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special Assessment Notice.

DUBLtC NOTICE IL hereby given that the
l. Circuit and County Courts OF Alexander
County, have rendered Judgment for q special
lowing improvement, viz: Crawling Ohio
Lcyee street from Fourth 10 Fourteenth streets.
as will more fully appear from the certified copy
Of the judgments on le in the oflice Of the Clerk
OF the City OF Cairo; thai a warrant for the coll
lection of such assessments Is in the hands OF the
undersigned. All versions interested are hereby
notified to call and pay the amounts assessed, al
the collectors Office, No. ls2 Commercial avenue,
within thirty days from the date hereof.
Dated this 18th day of March, A. ID. 1915.
Is. r. BLAKE,
City Treas and Ex-ofhcio Collector.
-4-9-lltf
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Nntic, OF KcmoNnI.

Schich, n uirich have removed their
chemical dyeins aad cleansing ostab-
iisbmeut from the corner Of ~ thtn and
Comm rci,l 70 Washington Avenue,
between smith aud Tenth streets. romeet
the wants OF their m ny customers. they
heyc ordered and have just received from
+ IT PC a large LOT Of the finest dye s,un.,
ard are now ready TO attend TO any orders
10 their Inc. 3}-3.9-lm.
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The old stand on Sixth street, between
Comm rcial avenue and Ohio Leyee, is al.
ways ready to do any Kind OF work in the
blacksmith line, making and rep airing Wag-
ons, Buggic' and Drays. E,pecia. attention
given to horss-.hoeing, a. make my own
shoes I can make them heavy or light
ju.t as You desire, Tor you all know that tue
home made shoes are the best. Gail round.
and am sure TO give you satisfaction.
,-3-li-lm, FRED. HoFuEISZ.
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The Age of Discovery

". Winter, the artist, is about to pre-
sent to the citizens of Cairo new pic
turc, with all the coloring of real life.
The means of working these charming
and life-likc pictures will not be with
held from the public. The modus oper-
anil is as follows; On the right hand
side of the camera ia attached mill
which contains the prismatic colors in a
pulyerizcd state. As the colOrs pass into
the camera they are received by a fan
wheel which keeps the atoms in
motion. The Photographic plate, while
wet, is then placed in the camera-the
sitter being in position. The handle OF
the mill is gently turned. The cap OF
tube is removed, the image OF the sitter
begins to form while passing through
the colored atmosphere, the particles o.
dust falling where they properly belong
When, Presto. you have beautiful pie
ture of yourself or friend.
Mr.. W. is also making picture called
the nonparel, beautiful style, suitable
for lockets and miniature cases. Large
assortment of the latter on hand Gal
cry open daily.
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Sherih's Sale.

DY virtue of two certain executions 10 me
ID directed by the Clerk OF the Circuit Court
of Alexander county, in the state Of Illinois, in
favor OF the Southwestern Insurance Company
for the use of John q, Hsrman, Receiver. and
have levied upon the following described prop
crty, in the city OF Cairo, county OF Alexander
and state of Illinois, to-wt Lot numbered six
l6), in block numbered twenty nine t29), as the
property of the said n Watson Webb, which
shall offer at public sale at the southwest door
of the Court House, in the city of Cairo, in the
county of Alexander and ; tate of Illinois, on the
Dist day of April, A. ID. 1875, AT the hour OF
eleven O'Clock n IN. for cash, to satisfy said
executions ALEX II. IRWIN.
sheriff Of Alexander County, Ills.
Cairo, Ills, April |. 1875. +-l-w7t
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Whence rhi. Grent Commotion

the country through, among the Alcoholic
Bitter mongcr-; They stand igba,t at an
innovation on their privilege Of making
drunkards OF the sick. \ compciltr has
come into the hcll with which they cannot
contend. Da' j. WALkER's CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BIrTERs, the undeflcd essence
Of the most cflicacious vegetable tonics and
alternatives in the world, is driving all the
slill.born noslrums of King Alcohol to the
wall. There is no disease, internal or OK
tcrnal, in which it il not benefcialy admin
lstered. Billed & w-iw.
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RIVER, BUSINESS AND WEATHER.

RIVER, BUSINESS AND WEATHER.
Last evening the river showed Il de-
cline of u inches, with 10 feet , inches
on the gauge, The Mississippi is on n
stand at ST. Louis.
business continues dull on the levec.
and shipments few.
Weather clear and cool with the
wind from the west.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Idlewild is the Evansville packet
this evening.
The Cons. Miller is expected to-day
from Memphis for Cincinnati
The price paid for the Il. w. Dugan
by the st. Louis and Jefferson City packet
company was $4,000.
The James Howard was due last
night. Her cargo consists mostly OF
corn, of which she has $4,000 bushels.
Capt. John w. Cannon and family
are en- route from New Orleans for Lou is
Vile, on the Thompson Dean.
Capt. Crowl Of the Fisk complains
of hard times, and says the Fisk does not
make enough to pay for her fuel.
The Belle Shreveport passed up yes
terday morning with % cabin passengers
G5 deck passengers and 400 tons for ST.
Louis.
WAR DEPARrMESr, RIvEp REPORT,
April !, .sI5.
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The above saloon, corner Of Eighth street
and Commercial avenue, is fixed up in
good stylc-airy and comfortable Every
sunday morning you will find spread a No,
Lunch aud glass of Milwaukee lager
beer, which can't be beat, and there is not
amy change. Behind the Bar you will lind
the best kind Of Liquors and Cigars, and
my desire Is to give every one Of my custo-
mcrs who patronizc me, satisfaction.
Call round FRED. HOFHEINZ,
T3-3.lI-lm
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snrinp Millinery Goods

The Misses Mccarthy wish to call the at
tention of the ladies of Cairo and vicinity
to their large stock of spring millinery
goods, Just brought to this market from
Philadelphia. The stock comprises all the
latest styles of Hats, Bonnets, Flowers,
Ribbons and Trimmings of all kinds, large
variety otladie,' underwear, hosiery, belts,
buckles, collars, cuffs, etc, ETC. These
goods are offered at the lowest prices. The
Misses Mccarthy VIII be found at Mrs
Swander's old stand on Commercial avenue
between Eighth and Ninth streets 2'3-lw
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Robbed.

We are informed that on last Tuesday
night, the drug establishment of Dam
son & Damson, at Vienna, johnson
county, was broken into aud robbed of
about three hundred dollars worth OF
fine jewclry, consisting of silver and gold
watches, chains. and various other ar
ticles, The thieves, who made their cs-
cape, are known TO the authorities in VI
emma, and 1t is thought they are some
where in this neighborhood, and hopes
are entertained by them that they will
be able to bring them to justice before
many days.
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Members OF the Board OF school Direc.

The election for two memb ers Of the
Board of Education will be held to-mor-
row-Saturday. Capt, William +. Hal
liday and Mr.. +. Korsmcyer have con-
scnted to be candidates for the vacant
places, TO succeed themselves. Two bet
ter men could not be selected. They are
much interested in educational matters,
and will give their time and attention 10
the duties of the board. They will UNI
doubtedly be elected without opposition.