The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-15

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he building was about one-.lird CON-
eted, and entirely OF wood. Eight la
orera were injured, ave seriously and
ne fatally. The building was under
ontract to be finished January /.
Hon. Chas. q. Davis has been nomi-
sted for Congress by the first Congress
lonal Democratic Convention, at Middle
oro, Mass. The executive committee of
he Democratic party Of Massachusetts
AVE decided to place the name Of John
Quincy Adams upon the ticket as cam
iidate for Lieutenant Governor. vice
General Bartlett, declined.
--Gcorge Wilkes Is to retire from The
management Of the Spirit Of Inc
Tunes, November lst.
"A new daily paper, called the Tribune,
has made it, appearance in Psducah,
Kentucky.
We have captured another stanza
that will bear preservation:
s.whcn the night shall be filled with burglars.
And thieves that infest the day
Shall pack up their traps like pe.idlers,
And carry those spoons away"
Charles II. Hubbard, an employee Of
the watch factory, Springfield, ILL.,. dis
appeared mysteriously from the town Of
Saltwater. Minnesota, and recently his
body was found near White Bear, much
decomposed, with pistol-ball through
both temples. and the pockets turned
out. lie was undoubtedly deeoycd from
saltwater and murdered.
An exchange says: "Delanc Is OIL
the stump" Aud tho New Orlesns Times
| replies: YES, and they are very click OF
him. He went mt with the Presidents
fearful endorsement in his pocket, and
his going was assisted by the No. 10 boo'
Of the genius Of liberty, who got down
iron, the dome Of the Capitol to accel
crate his retirement"
john Hays ".liln Bludsoc" has beef
rivaled In practical life Ia the case Of tn
engineer at the Utah mine, near Virgins
City, Nevada, whose hoist!nX work
we're burned on sunday night last
! workmen were engaged In the mine Il
the time, but dispatch states that til
engineer remained ut his post, h0istin
them out until lac was severely burned.
The news to the effect that Hollan
| had sent men-Of-war to the Caribbea
Sea Is said to be entirely without -four
dalton. Tho Netherlands are fitting u
their usual squadron for naval practiC
in American waters. No vessels have gor
yet, and the preparations now maxim
have no connection whatever with tn
Venezuelan affair.
--Juggernaut Is in bad way, OWN
to the fall Of a stone from his pagoda ;
POoree. The fall of the stone is sorio,
matter, as there is prophecy that VIII,
the first stone Is untastcned the Temp
shall not stand. The Temp
was built in the middle Vi the twelf
century, and during the last 700 years n
a trowcl has been laid upon it in the wi
Of repairs.
Sheriff Brown, the negro sheriff
. Coahoua county, Mississippi, is believ'
| to have gone on pilgrimage to Gov.
nor Aules, as he had disappeared fro
Helena on Tuesday. The Sherift-s vi
aud child had left Friar's Point I
Helena. Many OF the colored folks wi
were drawn into the late imbrogl
through Sheriff Browns influence. d
clare they will not allow bis return
Coahoma county.
The following named railroad OIL
Gals are present Il: the General Ticke
and Passenger Agents Convention |
session at the Peabody Hotel, Memphi
Tenn: W. l.. Danley, n. G. & st. ]
X. r.; N. $. Jay, NJ. & G. X. r.; Free
A. Fallett, st. Louis, l. NJ. 4 ). X. r.;
W. Wrenn, w. a. A. II. r., J. a. Sempl
L., n. Il CT. s. II. r.; q. =. Oakley,
& p. Il. r.; j. II. Perry, ". 4 l.. X. II
j. q. Miller. l. & G. N. X. X.
| When Matt Carpenter, in his letter
Dana Of the Sun. said A.C. Buell., Wasl
ingtOn correspondent Of the ST. Lou
Republican,, was IAN indicted liar" Il
latter responded from Ohio, inviting Ca
pentcr TO repeat the assertion with
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. range. I
this the Milwaukee Sentinel Carpenter
organ) retOrts by publishing til nam,
Of other people who have called Buell.
liar. And now, Of course, Buell. will r
new his challenge from long range. Thl
it Is that freedom of discussion is mai
tanned.