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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-07

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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-12
Observation-Disclosures Loni. Her.
berls


II i,now conceded that Mr.. Coleman,
the lsundre.s, Nc. II Fourth street, be-
tween W Washington a. Commercial avenues,
hiss one Of the best conducted laundry ,s-
tabhshments II the city, aud landlords Of
hotels aud boarding house, wiil lind it to
their advantage TO call upon her
Her prices are a. follows: Hotel and
clearinghouse washing. - cents per
dozen. Foi piece work prices are
a. ioIlow-: single shirt and col
ar, l0c; per dozen src; SOCK Sc; two col.
are, Sc; two handkerchiei,, Sc; yest- zoe,
and all gentlemen's wear. SOC. per
lozen. Ladies' dresses, % to Soc;
.kirt- ~ to 21c; drawers 10 to l5c; two
pair hose sc; two collars 10 Zoe. For la.
dies plain clothes 81 90 per dozen; for la.
dies fine clothes, & % per dozen; done
drsmptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tronage solicited s-3i-lm
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a Tough Citizen.

About half past 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning. a negro man named james
Brown. who had INDUCED very freely in
bad whisky, raised a big row on Four
teen,h street, between Washington ave-
nue. aud Walnut street, by knocking down
his wife. kicking her several times and
then making an attempt TO roll her of
the sidewalk. just a. he was in the act of
letting Mrs. Brown down, Mayor Winter
appeared upon the scene, and arrested
James. lie was taken before Judge Bird,
fined ten dollars and costs. and sent 10
the lookup for six days. Mrs. Brown
declared that James wanted to Kill
her, and a large knife was shown which
she said Brown had whetted during
the morning for the purpose of "cutling
ner wind-pipe." Upon hearing this,
Mayor Winter thought 1t best to see that
James did not accomplish his purpose
upon leaving the calaboose so he gathered
evidence. took Mrs. Brown before the
grand jury, and had James indicted.
The whole business of making the arrest,
giving Brown trial, filming him, putting
him in Jail. and indicting him before the
grand jury, was done inside Of two hours.
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Letter List,

Lis, of letters remaining uncallcd for
in the Post Office at Cairo. Alexander
County, Illinois. Saturday. Sept. IL.
1875:
LADIES LIST.
Ambrose Ida r., Bcckwitll NJ. f., Cul.
ley Onia, Cockrell n. A.. Cook Stella,
Dennis Anna, Davis Kate, Frctwell Jcn-
ME, Harrington. Ellen. j. flerson Maggie,
Lloyd Eta, Maloney r. T., Mitchell Rena,
Mccormick Mary, Mason Anne. Nelson
Carrie, O'Connor Julia, Parker kaiic,
Shered Susanna. Tubbs Malnda. Ward
Jane, Wilson Annie, Warren Mary.
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Alexander Mr., Anderson :. W.. Adj
kins F., Bland Den. Bradley &. s.,
Blair e. s.. Bryans Harrison, Beairot
John. Bedford RObt., Barbce Scott,
Black Thos., Bates VIM, Buckner Wm.,
Cochran A. A., Clarke G.. =, Chellct
Geo. W., Clay Louie, Conroy Martin,
Coyne Tom, Donolin JOHN. Dalton
VIM, Davis VIM. H., Fitzgerald John,
Gullion d. H., Gandhay jas, Gooman
Pleas, Goodall Wm.. Hanks L. j.. Ham.
ilton Benz, Henderson Geo. H., lIarrng-
ton Ed, Helm j. G., lIirsh .Jno. c.. Hun
gerford II. A., IIyland r., lIill Thos.,
Humm $. j., Higlen VIM, Hare VIM,
kuhne NJ. r., Mathews Alfred, Manley
James. Masen Nose, Mitchell Peter. MUIR
ply Thos., Miller W. b.. Nicholson & Co
+. H.. Olmsted C.. NJ, Ostendorf Henry.
Pact Gabriel, Parker Tramuel, Pollard
Frank. Parker j. W., Phillips Joseph,
Powell John A., Phillips Wilyom. Rey-
nolds John, Rowell John. Reppy II. f..
Randolph VIM. F., Roscnsweig Will
helm, Stovall Z. H.. Scrodcs \. r.,
Stanley Frank, Shelby Wesley, Williams
Manzo. Werner Chas. c., Watlermeyer
+. f.. Wright Geo, Wallace j. b..
Wilhelm Richard, Wills John W.
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say advertised"
Gro. w. MCKEA1G, =. NJ.
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Mad Dog.

On Friday afternoon, just at the time
the school children are numerous upon
Washington avenue, a mad dog made his
appearance on the street, and marched
from Twelfth 10 Eighteenth street, sniff
fling and swapping the air at every step.
The brute. however. made no attempt at
biting any one until he had reached
Eighteenth street. when Officer LalIue
who was coming down the avenue, emp
tied the contents of two chambers of his
revolver into his carcass. This did not
do the work intended by the officer, and
the animal ran up as far as the court
house. where he was laid low by heavy
charge of buck shot from gun in the
hand, Of Mr.. !. II. Me,caf. This Is. we
believe, the only case Of hydrophobia
that has. been reported in the city during
the entire summer.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last evening was ii feet .
inches Oh the gauge, having risen SO
inches during the previous "a hours.
The weather continues cloudy and
cold.
business is still improving.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The City OF Helena grounded at
Plum Point Thursday and the City of
Chester was helping her when the Maude
came by.
The Eckert returned from Grand
Tower, having failed to raise the Jim
Reese, owing to the fact that the river
rose over the bulkhead which it was ne
| cessary 10 build above deck. When the
| water falls she will have no trouble in
getting her up.
The Bon Accord and Gen. Anderson
had the new Mary Bell in tow, taking
her to st. Louis, where she will receive
her finishing touches. She stands so
high out OF the water that her lower
guard stands on "A level with the boiler
deck of the Gen. Anderson. She i,
q monster. and no mistake.
The Idlewid night before last brough
20 barrels meal, "a sacks bran, 10 tierce,
hams, II barrels apples, and $50 sacks
corn. She reports a feet OF water OH
| Henderson bar and at Cumberland Island,
which is decided improvement, and
shows that the river has begun
to cut out. On her return
to Evansville she will lay up for repairs
and a sternwheel packet will come out
in her place. While being repaired she
will have Capt. Farriss' patent hollow
CRATE bars and fire liners put in her
furnaces. Capt. Farriss was to leave
here yesterday. The Arkansas Belle has
been using the bars for over year.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
september Term, 1873 Hon. -. j
Baker, Prcsiding-StNth Day.
Truly yours.
W. NJ. WILLIAMS,
CRIMINAL.

CRIMINAL.
On Friday an indictment was re-
turned against Jas. X. Lane for man
slaughter, and his bail was fixed ut 3d.
600.
On the same day an indictment was
found against Mollie Clarke, charging
her with perjury, in the case of The
City of Cairo vs.. Dabney johnson.
William Carter was indicted for steal
ing chickens. lie entered the hen house
OF a man by the name of solomon Mich.
els, about eleven O'Clock in the nighttime.
and stole five hens. He is charged with
larceny and burglary Upon arraign-
ment, he plead guilty to the charge of
burglary, and was sentenced by the
court to one year in the penitentiary at
hard work except the first day, which Is
TO be in solitary confinement.
JAS. H. Lane, with r. NJ. Stockllelh
.und VIM. McIIall a. securities. entered
into "A recognizance for $1,000, for the APP
pearance OF James Lane at the january
term of the circuit court, 1876.
John Hall and Robert Hall plead
guilty TO the charge of larceny. They
were Indicted tor stealing cattle. The
court sentenced them to two years each
i'll the penitcntlary.
The grand jury reported twice.
They returned twenty-seven indictments
the first time, and one the last time. OF
the twenty-seven returned on the first re-
| port all but four were sent to the county
court. AT the last report they returned
one indictment.
Jennie Wilson, charged with keeping
a house OF ill-fane, plead guilty and was
fined fifty dollars aud costs. which IN all
amounted to siXty-five dollars. John Nc
Nulty went security tor the payment OF
her fine.
| Grace Winsor, indicted for the same
offense, with John McNulty as security,
entered into recognizance OF $500 to APP
pear at the January term OF the Circuit
Court, 1876.
Joseph Bradley. who plead guilty
several days ago of the charge Of an as
sault TO rob, was sentenced by the court
to five years imprisonment in the peni-
Tertiary, and John Fans who was indict-
ed with Joseph Bradley. was sentenced
to two years confinement in the reform
school.
Lou Smith, indicted for keeping a
house of ll-iame, plead guilty, and was
fined fifty dollars and costs by the court.
Not paying the same or giving security,
she was sent TO the county Jail.
CIVIL.
The morning was consumed in the
argument of demurrer to the declara-
ton IN the case of the City of Cairo vs..
Stafford, Morris d Candee.
The default in the case of the City VS..
c. n. Hughes was, upon motion, set
aside.
The cases Of Lancaster & Rice VS..
William Glover and Patrick Fitzgerald,
and Louisa Weyman, Administrative, vs..
Elizabeth Henley, we're disposed of.
In the case OF Eugene Garaghty VS..
Louis Young and July Ann Young, the
prayer of bill was granted. The bill
was filed to rcctity Il mistake in deed
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city MarsI.aI's Notice.

Notice is hereby given that stock pro.
hibited by the ordinances from running
at large within the city limits, must be
put NJ at once. The subsistence of the
waters that lately incommoded citizens
living in certain localities. removes all
excuse for longer disregard of the stock
ordinance, and failure to comply with
tli, notice will be followed by a rigid
enforcement of the ordinances in such
eases made and provided.
Notice is also hereby given, that all OBJ,
s,ruction Of the streets Of the city must
be promptly removed by the citizens who
have created the same. On some streets
piles of fire wood were made during the
prevalence of water in the low places OF
the city, and are still maintained. These
must be removed without delay. All
parties failisg to observe and act upon
this notice will DC proceeded against I'm.
der the ordinances.
By order of the Mayor.
CAIRO, Ill, September 10, 1875.
JOHN II. GossMAN,
Acting City Marshal,
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LiNC0LN's MAUI.
Cant. williams Requested 10 send ~
10 - Centennial Tea Party at Vim.
ccuues. Ind.

Capt. Williams Requested 10 send ~
10 - Centennial Tea Party Rt Vim.
ccNnes. Ina.
A few days ago we published rs an
item of news that Capt. Williams had on
exhibition ut police headquarters a maui
that had been used by Mr.. Lincoln in his
lifetime. We gave our authority for the
statement aud the result has been hun
drcds of people have called to sec the
relic. Indeed, so annoying has become
the public attention, Capt. Williams has
almost concluded to withdraw the maui
from public inspection. But not at home
alone has attention been drawn to this
relic. IL has attracted attention else
where. and yesterday the Captain re-
ceived the following:
OFFICE VI THE WESTERN Stu.
VINCESNEs, ND, Sept 10, 1879.
Capt williams, Cairo, Ill
DEAR SIR: Il notice in a late issue of
the Cairo Bulletin that you have in your
possession "a maui which had once been
In the possession of the late Hon. Abra-
ham Lincoln. The ladies of this city are
to have a Centennial tea party in this city
next Monday, and we would like to boz
row that celebrated maui for the occa-
sion. I will DC personally responsible
for the same. and will have it returned in
good order. If you can let us have it
| ship it to me by express at once. We
will be willing to pay you a remunera-
! ton for it, use. Can refer you to Officer
LaIlue. Very truly,
| ANDREW j. THOMAS.
TO this Capt. Williams returned the
following reply
CMRS ISept. IL, 1875.
Andrew Thomas. Esq, vincennes, Ind:
| DEAR SIR Yours of the 10th inst.
requesting me TO send to your city for
Use Of ladies' OF Nincennes, the maui re-
ferred to sometime ago by the BULLETIN
of this city a. having at one time been in
the possession of the late Hon. Abraham
Lincoln. has been received. ] take pleas
| ure in complying with your request.
The lnaul came into my possession by
presentation, the gentleman who pre-
sented it to me giving me the assurance
that II had been used by the lament
ed President in the days Of his early
| struggles. OF course | have no means
OF verifying this statement. and would
not have you for a moment believe that
give credence to the story; but it comes
to me in such questionable shape, that
l put some value upon the relic. and
therefore am particular in my request that
1t shall be carefully returned to me when
II has served the purpose for which You
desire it. Your proposition to remuner-
ate Inc for it, use cannot entertain for a
moment, and am
Truly yours.
W. NJ. WILIIAN-.
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go 10 Louis IIerbcris for PILSj.


WIN. Ehlers desires to inform his pat
ron. and the pu5 lic generally, that he has
now on hand a large stock vi French aud
German cal, Kip and NJ rocco, and |, pre-
psred to manufacture, for store and office
wear. the finest of Morocco or Cali skin
shoe, or b t.; and for farmers, draymen
and out do r wear generally, his French
Kip stand, above anything ever offered in
this market. His Lasts are II the latest
styles ami he can guarantee tit and salts.
faction to all his patrons. Q 3-ti
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General items,

Men in their shirt sleeves have been
scarce about the streets of this city for
the past two days.
We understand that the new hall
built by the Turner Society. is to be dedi-
Gated within a short time. The event
will be grand one.
The knights of Pythias, we are told,
in consideration OF the moonlight eXcur-
sion to be given by the KING. is Templar,
have postponed their contemplated eX-
cursion.
The grand jury are still at work.
They placed bundle of papers in the
hands of Judge Baker yesterday morn
ing, big enough to CON ain an indictment
against at least fifteen transgressors.
The indictment of James X. Lane by
the grand jury tor the shooting Of the
negro Storiass in tins city a week or so
ago, has occasioned much talk. Various
opinions as to the right or wrong Of the
act on the part OF Mr.. Lane. prevail.
There was II scene at the corner OF
Nineteenth and Poplar streets yester-
day morning, that created much mer.
riment among those who witnessed it,
A negro woman In some way trcspass.
ed upon the property of an old gentle
man well known to all the uptown peo-
pie, who made an attempt to teach her
better by logging her. The negro
however, didn't look at the matter in the
same light as did the iratc gentleman, aud
upon being attacked by him, stunned in
and made it very warm for him. In fact,
SO warm did the ''bOut" grow, that the
old man left the field without claiming
any glory whatever, while the negro wo-
man. with hair standing on end, was ac.
knowledged the victor.
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Private Sale of Real Estate.

will sell my residence, consisting of 9
convenient house aud two lots, with good
stable, wood-shed. all in good repair, To-
Gated on Twentieth street, between Wal
nut and Washington. Tit periect-term'
easy, and will be made known upon appl
cation on the p emises. II not sold in thirt!
Gays viii be rented TO good tenant.
CAIRO, ILL.,, sept. It'll, 1878.
9->.lm MRS. JANIS CASH.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Parish SclsOO1.

The next term Of the Parish School Of
the Church OF the Reicemer will begin on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9Th, and con-
tinue in session sly teen weeks. Under the
same supervision and control as it was
last term, the School vii! be conducted In
n similar manner. Atthe beginning Of the
Of Geology.
Application for admission must he made
either to Mrs. =. A. Taylor, Or the Rector.
The price Of tuition will be only eight
dollars tor the term Of sixteen week, PAY.
ABLE IN ADVANCE.
CHARLEs a. GILBERT, Rector.
S.l1-lm
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LOOK HERE
LOOK HERE
nase BALLS OF Every Description
Al
PHI. II. SACP'S.
A
To the Citizens Of Cairo.

would inform my many friends. tina, !
am still in the auction business, and ready
TO attend TO all sales that may offer. My
long experience in this bushes, needs no
comment is no experiment on my part,
and parties entrusiing goods to my care
need not BE- anaid, a. am no "-quib" or
novice In the business.
Special attention given 10 real estate snd
outdoor sale-, as have never missed maxi
ing -ale, ID HARTMAN, Auctioneer.
Corner Sixth street and Commercial Av.
.-3l-ti
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BIG INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
IN CIGARS AND TOBACCO, AT
COWPERTIIWATr n PHILLIPS.
NJ llst He Put I'm.

In this issue of the BULLETIN will be
found an order of Chief of Police Goss.
man, requiring the owners OF stock to at
once "cage" their horses, mules, cows,
etc, or they will be fined according to
law. This order will no doubt give trol,.
bic to many, butit Is nevertheless fact
that the number ofcattle to be found upon
the public thoroughfares of Cairo is dis
grace, and they should be kept up by their
owners
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To be GrNvelell.

We are informed by Mr.. Ryan, who
has the contract with the city for gravel
ing the streets, that he has now lying
al the wharf a quantity of gravel with
which he will begin glaveling Sixth
street, between Ohio levee and Com.
mercial avenue, on Monday mosaihg,
The bad condition Of the streets has 30,
been equaled for years, and We hope tlal
work OF improving them may go on un,
I'll they have all been put IN order.
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy relief for young men from the ef.
feet Of Errors and Abuses in early life.
Manhood restored. lmpcdiments to Mar
riage removed New method OF treat
IN mt. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed en-
velopes. Address Howard Association.
40 n. Ninth st., Philadelhia, Pa. an init.
tuition having u high reputation fvr honor.
able conduct and professional skin.
s-34-dEw3m
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Mrs. II. II. Candcc is in Chicago, at
tending the exposition.
Mrs. Al. Sloo will remain at Hot
Springs another month, in accordance
with the directions OF her physicians.
No answer, as yet. has been received
by the Presbyterian church people from
the Rev. II. V George, as to whether or
not he will accept their call.
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Gave Hail.

James h. Lane, who was indicted by
the grand jury Friday for manslaughter,
tor killing Storiass. negro, gave bail
yesterday for hi, appearance for trial at
the next term Of court. in the sum of
three thousand dollars. William McIlale
and +. NJ. Stockileth are his bondsmen
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Fred Whitcamp denies that he ever
shot dog, while he was on the police
force, that had on tag. He challenges
the mayor or any one else making such
foundationless charge to produce any
evidence whatever going to show that
there is any truth in the charge.
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Taken up, by the subscriber, on the
county road rom Cairo to Mound City, two
mules from Cairo, on the Both day OF An
gust, young call an red COW blase face
under bit in right and half slope off tip OF
LETT ear. The owner can ha c them by
calling and paying charges.
0.2-Gt MuNRoY EDWARDS.
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,-3l-lIn

Ten pound letter heads, large size, Car
Isle paper, rated two cents higher than
any other paper used in Cairo for print
ing letter heads ordinary composition
only - 80 per thousand at the BULLETIN
ioh Office
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The Bulletin.
RATES OF ADvERrpsiNG.

4 = =
EsSAli bills for advertising, are due and pay
able IN ADVANCE
Transient advertising will be inserted at the
rate Of u 20 per square for the first insertion
and % cents for each subsequent one. A liberal
discount will be made on standing and display
advertisements.
Local notices, business or otherwise, will I've
charged ten cents per line for the first and I'VE
cents for each additional insertion, counting
five lines and up NardD; discount viii be made
after third insertion
Church, society, Festival and supper notices
will only be inserted rs advertisements.
For inserting Funeral notice 81 20. Notice OF
meeting of societies or secret orders 10 cents for
each insertion.
No advertisement will b. received at less than
- cents
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Church Convention.

The Rev. Mr.. Gilbert. and Messrs. ii.
II. Candec. Fred Gilbert, Mr.. Pink, John
Jones and Henry Halliday, will leave
thi. city by the Illinois Central railroad
this afternoon for Chicago, where they
will attend a convention of the Episcopal
church, which begins tomorrow.
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Elder ). Il. Mabcy, (Advcntist) OF
Amboy, Ill.,, will preach at the Christian
church this morning at 1880, and tonight
at the usual hour. The public are invited
TO attend.
The regular services will be conduct
ed at the Church of the Rcdeemer this
morning by the Rev. Mr.. Gilbert. There
will be no services in the evening. Sun
day school this morning at o'clock.
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For sale.

A silver plated No. 0 Wilson Shuttle Sew
ing Machine, hard (piano) iinish, valued at
$50. win be sold at $40 discount, on good
terms. and ordered direct from the factory.
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Along the track of the Cairo and Vim
ccnncs railroad, between Sixth and
Twentieth streets, there are at least half
Il dozen iron rails lying in the street that
should he removed. They do not only
look bad. but are dangerous to hor,cs
and mules driven on the avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-12

Everybody to know that the place to get
A smooth shave,
A good shampoo,
4 fashionable haircut,
Or anything ia that line,
Is at the GRAND CENTRAL BARBER.
nor, corner Eighth and Commercial.
8 s.u j. GEORGE STEINHOUSK.