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citlc nailroAh Tint even this roaiI ,,v ,oo, ,,,,
ttlled to Htnp operations md will t,rulal,lv r,,
,t,tn tho hantis Of = J!eceiver, along With tl,o
Shicago' Clinton 4 Dubuque, and Chicago, in.
btl.l'e d Minneaota Of which roads it ID Int At,
eAteaielon' This ttoppaEe Of ali railroad con-
'h'nsH.nda of lahnrern nut OF work, Who nro now
severely suffering. Should tie laws Ee moluel
pn a. to make them equitable to All paricy, there
VII no Doubt he general revival iu all branches
VI , i''hna'rr' ami Esstern n1 foreign capitalists
will again invest teir surplus ftl,uis in Western
r"ads' Which must Of ncccraity improve md b.
come rrmuncra.1yo a. tho population OF lilo
country increaRoH '14
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REAL ESTATE wANTEp.

WANTED ,ltnESE On THE stICTit SHE SnpT,t
a., ,I II twPpty y-h!G ~. nf tho North SIc wtrth
MsdHrn-st ' ~ ~ A'A|ls ~ Hast
}fASTEt'-n IN t>SE OF THE AVENUES NINTH
ot !"'nf5'-lH4E' st. resiIirncc worth nh.,:. +ir a.
ine Htlch M sArh knt nn~ hen4e worth 49,n, crIFi;
NDZtT, II! Wa.hinvtpnst Il. ~'' '''-'hf" ~
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MISCELLANEOUS,

THE ILLINOIS arATl; HOARD bP AGRICULTURE.
Sner,al Nffpdtth to Tie CAit..ts Tribune.
HrRINuFIEil,, ILL.,, Jan. 15.-Tho State Hoard OF
Agriculture WAS engaged to-day In further maxi
Ing up tic promiuu-tist for tho State Fair. Tho
only new premiums aided to-tlay was to running
llo,ses Of md 3 years old. Tho premium Is
not yet known.
, 1875-01-16

Tho Nnroncsx Bt1r&sctt Cou*ts At a f't.f,,
HV1Muat.

From n London LftfY,
Ihore Was solnothing rlteous III the spectacle
presented Oh Friday at Behnal Gseou,-the ro-
snsh Of tolafnbaa Market to tho Baroness Bur-
dott Coutts. 1t was opeued i1I tie first inHta,,ce
with PRAYER and co1lsecrat,on ~ market for III n
poor. which Vas to superscde the costars l,ut
IT failed. Then it wss made tsl,. market, and
handed over 70 tic corporation. But again it
las failed. LII fact, all tho money spent nnnn II
ia In danger Of being thrown away. Lady Coutts.
however, ID not exactly tho person to give up,
she announces her lutention to hold n,1 a. lot,v
81 she can. Next session sho will aak parliatueut
to pass an act reinvesting her with tie full pow
pcrsonalit she call do 10 develop tho tlvh-traJe
u u part OF london whero it's development will
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11ARTNkR WANFKn-WlTH s7.uD CAPITAL, TD
Saxase " ssrs prnut4hlt tu.Ist. u England which
!aryoy sise9ds ThS est 81 1sit,.nsss viii be given
Il, !. sitEARstAN. sht'msn 1tnuas. '"'
l1ARTNEIt WANTED Tu.nAY, WITH aAU IN
4AO cash; se!aIsst CHAR nsed4tplf, t. NAM
suts. IN. s1. z. ,ta.; thou.4ads q doll.rs il ID
lka,sa y A.hIaad tloek. ". I hElFE. ~ w" AssN''
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t'on sALE-E!toicK AND CHEAP F1RsT.CL,s5
~, u.s.. s.o I'd r. .dpains d,ts t,2nle..r % and san
~ ray te,ms: Eal II nlst FIR inre.an ~
e 11ysat"f !'Gemsnta than fhfs Property j. fHxiHs
" "AhlLES. II Chamber OF Commerce, - .'"A"''
ton sts.E HnLE .nNE or THE FINEST. KEST- j,tjJjir
e"sr1ehfra north Of wcnty fornnn IT. md es.t n
ean w I'll sh x, II o1sE m ~ tSst font grest
Nh. , 'ery ssy o+!csion given 10 anti lirei,scI
,W M pst Ef1nrttals ned tnnIto Of j. HENf{Y IA
k'DR SALE LskE-sr, --mxts, f5r III; ii, is1,;
th,isr isrk q re- a.ssli-.'a H. EAA1as xHRES, il
n.1 n.di.oN. MIUTiIWEST 9TiIi
u Ehamtter OF Commerce.. ~ '>htA'' "AHKtss
Fog R,,s s,kE s.x fh,sl hnsK,w,loI WOOL loulEv1RD AND
te.n. j. GsAIAH WAK1sKN 1tthamc1 n ST Mr ray
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

E@oR SALE-ON EXCHANGE ron t,try nt,1
.n: ;1A's II W. r 2o.nss, ss,Gs n s "e1G .tnn.
hiesEo. Ani ~nnlsi adh srsrraf thnsn1 ali rem
&.tx! h1txain UEU. II, RllHf"T M Ws,hnrtnn =,
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'--
I}A,SkNtfrT INSURANCE Policies IN HUME.
- s''.i r. sssoH fss \: i;
;oMnEEGLAL 'sI n;h:t And :t3nTphrE sEc,tiEi, IA.
~ @as iGS1 Il ':f tsas i sa's as1 ii W
M9tSSdhax. IT, a9 liS :, iitHifitI*SM 81 fitI*SMnSns WATCHES
t'"lpI.N. near clark. E..Ll,ht.i issf ~ AA'''
GNEf N SUNS TO SUIT IN REAi. ESTATE
IL IL fi%Sd :'nnTreist .ni ,.crcd na.r wantod IT,
nnlp"ls o = Ios' VI 1-aS*lIn'st.. Ks'm 2. ~
Tsi i'G1 M t"s sos'l sn": s;i At
A[oSEY on HAND To LOAN: FROM s1.tio RI
" MSKs,. l i %uFss. 'asa tn ea'' real e''A'o JOHN
MONEY r. LOAN IN aUsIS TO SlIfT rIN 1.JSf;
s""se 's 'ns ek Sffnfra IT. w e9e' bought and sad
MONEY ~ LlAS ON CE1cai;93 KEAt- rST,,;rrE,
AZ Improved prefcrred. MEAD i zoe: ii; L.sallrtt'
1'O CAp!TAL1sTS OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y0
bnnds hoarins i9 pcF ccnt intcrenf teni-ann,,ay
i... on Il d de IT, e,d m l.n ~,
sEs1 Sa ntt d II anth. interest us and paid ~.
~ ,o =, ', m"riSaEc prndacs,s prpfery ~orth
rs vi III ssr, 1ant n1 ,h NJ sa.r sssfty ~ in
!'"' s'ef soa "r fur dag. ~rtc hisn At same hntel
1sEIEn.Tn sS1 FL, r.. hoitRuw sln."n FOR THREE on
sFfa:'!, TE, f: sa ;s c;. ,h.sS as
s"arue aud laSsile.ss D''a''s' northeast corner
81. 600 nTspER IT cEST. ss,". vi q. Go At 10
f.r ri foesr; esn; !. Il Il 1n Se: =" e,, nj
81 (100 70 LOAN On G,,ui, C,51tAr1r.Ts
tste otlvE fi1!Stn, i,S Tr; ss..
wit1 ri L. Kssm iss
500. 900 ,r.,l,. nYr i:s5F1xK 81 s,nNr
. sts at l.sASs t- ri gr ss IN !s[sa
EG..-11 y !.lS1s h!stl: I: East W.sLinxtan.*t.
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ITqM;, ;,a sAi!E'-ti's II: Will: .huY i .LoT AT phnK
et4sf t3s 81 ,,m dspot ,or;.r ,hwa tf "as"., lr' n"
~ IN nH'kc'' 1Ra BROWN, n! 1,AaIlr-*t.. lo,m T.
N'oh HALE-!Ehfs CHEAP SEVERAL f,11t,n ~
ts 1nr cn'i .. hhlt cash, At titda rark: a1st eno
1Sac Sfncr - nHss a'I"t ifst-cssa brick. uLKICii i
LtoK shI.E--pR ExtifASf;E Ft,7 . sTGcvi-
y II M %t IN, IN f, # sa%Ice VEL"
u y LEX ~ Nis"n's ulill'y n"r,iiesst cufno,
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Eon sALE-RALASGE UF .HASk1iUrr sioux
a.o Han I IT, ,, y asssrimss f." reb aus sl
S '',sada ~ neS F1sash .sa yn.. Junk ~. e!lf
warranted. Residence IL, hchxau.ss.
ZOE sAALsK:-nLponEn Nh: nLponEn rnuITkY-A rEW ,STt,:.
iortsd stack; bathing hasr u The Sss1s. III P.st1r
T1uK sALk k-OAKLEY's ta!KRUAt,lt EyaEr-
~ hlustof NAFttntst !n e1ery ta.e ConfIar's i assn
Gall un 0r addrstt ARTHUR "a klEY, 6sJ Sfats..f
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
I osT-saa BILL. 6REESRAcK. NEAR cnlssER
ti1dsr will b. rewarded ty t"xvinE Il nt sfe ii MI1
I OhT-I IN 4 HLLE tsLAxD-Ay, ctR. T1IIus.
- u.5 ah'a n'sdrk p M small rn1l of bill Gun.
EUSTAcE, 80 West Txeltth... vii H. suitably so
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- TIE TEXAS Pacific.
WAsnMaTox, o. ?. q. !s1 l51Mr. Scott presented
askna That the PRAYER Of tie Texas raciac 1tiroad
| that Company, he grained. Referred,
THE FuArly1uATIoN HILL.
Mr. Davis, from the Committee au Aptrnrratiors
Felns'eI bark tic Fertilization APPROPRIATION It'll,
Mnald call It up for consideration q. Ill sariy dAy.
Placed ou the calendar '
NOTICE RECALLED.
Mr. Hc1 ka1 that yesterday liz wave notice that he
Honll cali mp his 1nuou fl Thur.Jay ,c 2st inst
f9r tbs consideration OF hills from tbs Comtn:ttee or
tas I1sl.tise, utici.l a1d Executive Appropriation
I'LL hhou1d be dirI%sed Of.
PIE RAILROAD HILLS.
1tr. Kelly called Nr THE SI,x I'LL rsoyjlIue for the
construction u the Portland. DalIIa l. silt Lake
Iailroad and Ieser.ph aud for the performance oi
tis sapste IN favor Of the lall.
Ihs morning hnns having expired, thr hill for thu
Farsland l. salt Lake Asitroad and Telegraph went
user,
TIE aESl;RAL APPROXIMATION nlL1
TT. forrM fsfe., rrEcwei h.s t'otcc that he woutd
su ur ths Leg1sla'e Judicial, and Executive Appro-
TIE LOUISIANA qrKsT1ox.
Ar. hherman said t5sre we're several Senators on
on, aud he ho1t 1t would he uaderrto5d ,n.t ,,,e
heuato would nte Tomorrow for tie rur,s,rc Of cor
Gliding tie le!se. The eesslon Q! to-day could Le
continued ftl lat" to-ntgh to afford Senators an or
Isortanit5 to speak.
prSsIos n1lL.
On motion OF Mr. Pratt. tile House bill to amend the
act KrntuE Pensions tn rert Enliers ul sai]ura a.
III" VT Ut 1872, And wio~s Of tcs ase} s,lJtr. uni
~ restore to sie rsn'ior- those rersuns aAosc
.lan,t were stricken tleitt:em III consequence of dis
lnyAtyt wss tecomuiitsca 70 the Committee on peu-
a10nL, "
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
. RELIEF BILL KILLED.
lll reported by Mr.. Myers frutn the Committee IN
F"rc Affairs, for tho relief Of the officers n1u rrx
o. the United staca shpa Wyoming Anri Tukiug. WI.
,t,srssed Ut gr.zt length hy tht Committee or tle
vute Of QS to 81. ~
Tue conntee rose aud reported its action Ia tho
10 81, aud the I'LL was rcjeetcI, ~
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS,

E'uIe stIE-AT HARGAlN-THE ENTIRE
Anusshuld furniture Of ,r~l, axt.iad n4utis, 70.
1.lx ~ Eutos ~! ssne esatst' u NM pastor all
seat With brdd,ux. saFpos, ~ .hs kttens toroitars
az. ~; le lt'3 ~. Gail At III Wsixhtsk, r.
fHMnHfp From s$ rq n sTATE:T7., WIFI.
haH4A tn tks s4iF Tar H&tAseaees en& hedInS ~
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SEWING MACHINEs.
AiAGEH skWIhH.M MrNk-PHlhCIFAL UF.
hca III Stasest A&A:hfnss sold ~
aa psF csnt dlsoouat fu< eastl
E0 bEwINa.4Apl4ENEa.A At uALy. PRluK, Nkw
~ Aaa sacudd md au4 he sDtI In lA,s at III
WteeAsdos$A htAk&Aataa tax sz6pa4suG Ii thy sats,
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HOARD WANTED,
I3oAKp ~ YoukH GENTLEMAN, WIFE Ann
, Gun ts'f1 laEA In pirate family W1st Hido;
!,S ts! NsieruIlcs given and required, Addresk
vile P.rtcullYs. j ". Tribune ancs. 7
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TO RENT--STORES. OFrIC ES. 8.e.
......- Stores.
'1V. oKEaT..sTOnES los AND III wAHAS1l-Ay,.
buildiIs notthsAst s!unrua and Issaije .st.
Miscellaneous,
TO RI EST-R0QM. WITH OR WITHOUT ppvRp
and Mty.s. In.,uttP ~ M. ii North t:iIuton.s, "
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.... TO RENT--HOOhfS,
rI'o RENT-A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE W4uN
front roo'r. wrl fuf7tehed, for gpnlemcn ii Stmib
GatEFDter-Et. near Washington. - 'N"'H
no OREST-ri.EAaASr fuRNisHEn Ros,Ns Ar
RIO oREHT-CoMFORraHLE ASD h,crIr .,,,,~
nshen rnn,a W hs day. weak, uonth i, Il aion.
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"ANTEn-~MALE HELD

1'"URR0N0NT8s CIeTka, tkn.
NANTED-F1HST-GF. -GF.AssSatEsafA Tnrp.v-,
the oiice ''S w" f9ssoneos 10 II g. TEh
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-28

blame to be attached to the commission.
crs that If the commissioners had done
what he accused them of, I must either
be knavc or fool. and I very much
preferred the former to the latter cl,arac.
ter.
His reply was that Il was id strnpgc
u he must be prevented from crjticising
the acts of Radical commissioners be-.
cause there was one Democrat out of the
three. lie was going to make political
capital out of 1t, he didn't care who II
hurt. -
Learning this to be his Differentiation
I replied that if the Democratic Won"I
City journal had to rake over tho homes
of dead soldiers and sailors that The
party ought to be Id that woulj toler.
ate II. and left him.
Then came lie last issue of the Mound
City journal. in which he saws tho other
commissioners persuaded IIan,blcton Thai
Encry's design was the best. Potter
knows he has no authority for nsscrting
any such thing. tor no person ever heard
me say II was The best.
Now defy Mr.. Potter TO name ono
person, friend or foe, who urged me In
the controversy over the foundation thai
was first built and aftcrward taken out.
They never persuaded me that shabby
workmanship was the best, nor did thew
persuade me that Brown Of Metropolis.
was the hest man to keep the money, but
he did as good rs any one else could;
he received 1t. and he may have specu-
lated on 1t whilst in his hands; but the
commissioners drafts in favor Of the con-
tractors were always honored.
find that this article is much longer
than anticipated. Having noticed so
many of Potter's miSsiatemcnts. must
give him credit for telling some truth.
First. ne SAYS my wife i u better judge
of n load OF turnips or load of hay than
am. admit ii but Potter asserts 1t
without any positive knowledge, but she
is farmers daughter and ought to
know. do not deny that my boy Tom
can write better poetry than | can. and
yet not be much OF a poet Now sup
pose you let me make guess. would
not fear to wager good cigar that your
, wiz l. gardeners daughter; tina: there
are few better judge. of cabbage heads
than she. This infer from her Sclcc-
tion Of you.
, Iprc.umc you will think this article
{ too long. but am not much of hand
/ ut abbrcviating. at least that j. not n
= speciality of mine. In taking my leave
( of you, must insist that | have one
. third Of the praise or blame OF building
l the monument, up to the time OF rccciv-
: ing the statues. and in that the honor.
t are 10 he equally divided between j, G.
, Will. and the undersigned. Yours, il
t haste W. l.. HAMBLEToN.
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Tc1cgraphic Brcvtlics

Ono million IN Government gold was
awarded yesterday at from l3.43 to 1915.
The horses. harness and carriages OF
VIM. Butler Duncan were sold at auction
yesterday for 81, 46i.
james +. Buckncr, Jr., has been ap-
pointed Internal Revenue Gaugcr for the
Fifth Kentucky District.
1t is reported Gen. Butler has been
retained as counsel for Tilton in the see
ond trial of his suit against Becchcr
The Attorney General has Issued an
order di>missing Assistant District At
torney James Brizzolora, of Arkansas.
u. W. Noe, who was assaulted in hi,
New York store on Sunday. died last
evening. So TAR the assassin is not idcn-
titled.
The Brooklyn anchorage OF the East
river bridge is completed. The cable
making for the bridge commences al
once.
The release on fraudulent bail Of
Snyder, the alleged robber of Perry's dry
goods store, is undergoing thorough
examination at the Department OF Jus
ficp
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had been butchercd in his storc-pciio-
rated with load OF buckshot. and a der
ringer ball through his head that Sisney
did not have hole shot in his body, large
enough to put mans fist in while seated
In his parlor. that an old man, seventy
years of age, Isaac Vancil, was not bar
barously strung up by the neck ana
kent in that position until dead
that llnchclin was not hiiied
BY an assassin; that its all mistake
about the two Bulincrs being shot 10
pieces while riding along the public high
way; and that old Jim Henderson anc
Stewart Culp died natural deaths h'
said much more in reference to crime il
Williamson--and stated that II was ever
reported that men had been killed in Ma
rion: spoke tcnderly of Bevcridgc AM
left. Don't know where he wen
but want it distinctly understood
that we know a little about the history ,
Williamson county ourscli, and are cc
! tain that it is the richest field for new
paper correspondent ON this cJn,inen
No necessity for fiction there, but pos
tive array Of tragic events. shadowed !
such thin veil of my stcry. that OF
stands appalled, at a contemplation
| fhan,
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Tn AT Hl'NNY NAN

The funny editor Of the Vicksburg
Herald, whose articles are now being cx-
tsnsivcly copied in papers Of the United
States, Is said to be young man only
twcnty-eight year. of age. named Allen.
He was formerly local editor of paper
In Meridian, Mississippi, and displayed a
fertility Of humorous language that
caused his articles to be sought after and
read with avidity. In the war between
the sections Mr.. Allen espoused the cause
Of the South, his birthplace, and received
a wound, during battle, in one of his
arms, distiguring and crippling it. Grad
nally advancing in public favor, all that
Is necessary now is for him TO write some.
thing excessively funny and brilliant
veined with sufficient pathos to temper
the farcical, and he will rank with Mark
Twain and the other witty men whose
writings now pass for grim and doubtful
humOr.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-28

and boots outside of the trousers are not
dc rcdie at balls.
According to the Graphic $ portraits,
Miss Dickinson Is "a remarkably pretty
girl. and Colonel Baker is stunning
looking officer.
Dean Stanley will soon place me-
mortal of the brothers John and Charles
Wesley In Westminster Abbey at his
own expense.
--Frightful stories are reported about
,ramps killed on the railway. Cannot
more of them he induced to prefer the
railway to tho high road!
San Francisco will shortly snip 10
the Mikado Of Japan state carriage val
ned n, 5000. four horses worth S2o,Wo.
and harness costing $500.
The chair of surgery in medical dc-
nortmcnt soon to be added to Corncll
University, has been offered to Dr. Chas.
Gilbert, of Onconta, \. \.
Nine. Nilsson look, little >tonter thah
. last year, but the change is considered an
Improvement The more there j. OF t''a'
: | sweet singer the better.
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The appointment of first assistant
postnmster-gcncral will be made from
New England.
The intended marriage of King Al
icnso, Of Spain, to the eldest daughter of
Duke dc Montpensicr is announced.
About 100000 money.order blanks,
worth $40 per thousand. have been sto-
len from the postofiicc building,
The foot and mouth disease ha.
broken out with great violence in Donsct.
shire, England, where 1900 are down
with it. The distemper is spreading rap
idly.
The crops In various localities OF
Wisconsin were seriously injured by the
frost on Sunday ana Monday nights. In
the vicinity of Lacrosse potatoes and
garden vegetables were killed. 1t is esti-
mated that f''lly fifty per cent. of the corr
crop was destroyed.
*. c. Sprague, a noted countericiter
and murderer, who has been under sen
tcnce of death in the county Jail as IIar-
risonville, Mo-, for killing a man named
Holden, a few months since. broke Jail
Monday night and made his escape.
The international champion swim
ming match between Coylc, of Chester,
and Johnson, of England, took place
Tuesday morning, from I.">erc''a 10
Gloucester, n distance of ten miles
Coyle was taken from the water afteI
SWIMMING about six miles. lie was
chilled and unable to 60 much further
johnson, who took the lead ut the start
reached the end of the course looking
quite fresh.
| An explosion caused by escaping
gas occurred Friday evening at the resi-
dence Of +. &. Webster, 1894 Clinton NV
enue, Brooklin. Mr.. and Mrs. Webster
Mrs. G. Thrall and Eliza Wilson, n ser
want, were all badly burned. The hous,
was damaged by fire to the amount Of
$4,000. Windows were broken and the
walls were badly bulged by the concus.
sion.
The American war steamers Congress,
and Hartford arrived at 1ripoli on Satur.
day last. a number of officers who land.
ed from the Congress were hooted by the
rabblc. Satisfaction was given for tho
insults offered to the officers. but not fol
the previous insult to the American Con
sui. Up to Sunday night the vessels hat
remained at Tripoli.
Albert Malitor, merchant ana lum
herman of Rogers City, Mich, and Ed
ward sullivan, his book.keeper, wer,
both shot, probably fatally, Monday night
while standing at desk in Malitor'
store. Fourteen buckshot entered Mali
tors side, and it is barely possible tina
he can recover. Sullivan was shot in tn,
face, receiving fearful wounds. The sho
was fired through window, and the as,
sassin Is believcdto be one of Malitor'.
laborers, who had been discharged durin.
the day,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-28
SIGNS OF THE Ku.Klux.

This week two Of the Benton militia.
while scouting In the vicinity of Sneak
Out, discovered fresh trail, which they
followed into the middle of corn field.
There they found signs ola recent gather
ing OF men, as the corn was trampled
down, and the ground beaten hard with
footsteps. Continuing their search they
saw a man through the rows of corn and
commanded him to halt. On
investigation it proved to be old man
Summers. In company with one of his
family, doctoring horse that had been
peppered with shot. Ofcoursc this was
one Of the animals rode by the Ku.klux
on the night Of the disastrous ride IN
Maddox lane. A church near Sneak
Out bore all the marks of having shell.
tered wounded men, as blood marks
were distin guishable Oh the floor. and
stained peices Of cloth lay around.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-28
EXCURSION TO THE CITY OF
MEXICO

Among the great, and most important,
excursions Of the present day will be the
one contemplated from st. Louis to the
City of Mexico, to take place next Octo-
Dor. The route VIII be from st. Louis to
New Orleans thence to Brashear CITY,
where the party will embark ON one of
Charles Morgan's splendid steamships
for the beautiful and prosperous city of
Galveston. BY October the contemplated
line Of steamers fro m that port to Vera
Cruz will be in operation. and thence the
party will be transported to Vera Cruz.
Twelve hours ride, over historic ground,
will llace the party in the capital of the
republic of Mexico, considered by trav-
elers one of the finest cities of the world,
diversified with picturesque lakes, sur
rounded by hills, and dating its founda-
ton during the Aztec civilization. What
the main objects Of this excursion are,
we cannot say but believe they are in the in
terest of the International railroad. which
Is to bind the two republics together
crossing the Rio Bravo at or near Larc
do. No one can deny the fact that Mex
leo Is governed to-day better, and
with more enlightenment, than evel
before. Revoluticnists are fast giving up
the trade that has so often enriched an,
placed them In power, and internal i'm
provements bid fair to open to the peopl,
Of the United Ssates, and PARTICULAR,
those Of the Mississippi valley, the vas
mineral resources Of Mexico, to whic,
will be added the trade and traffic witt
her wealthy merchants, and producin.
inhabitants. That excursion will carr,
to the capital Of Mexico some of tn
wealthiest, most influential, intelligent
and public spirited citizen. Of the valley
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-28
Romantic Wedding

y marriage occurred the other day. at
Camaryon, under peculiarly romantic cir
cum'tanccs. The bridegroom was re-
turned convict, and ut the time of the
wedding was awaiting his trial at the A.
size for theft. The bride had assisted him
in his thieving enterprise. and was also
waiting to be tried, On the morning ofIh
wedding the two lovers were escorted BY
the police to the Catholic Chapel. where
they were united together in the bonds
of matrmony. Immediately alter the
ceremony the happy pair took their de-
parturc to the Assilc Court
where they were arraignct
before Lord Coleridge, and con
vic,cd of the crime laid to their charge
The bridegroom was sentenced to iiv,
years penal servitude, and the bride I,
six months Imprisonment with har,
labor
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-28
General RMd Personal.

Edwin Booth will Dc out again in
about week.
Cardinal McCloskcy will remain at
Paris until the end of the month.
-Goyernor elect McCrcary, OF Ken
tucky, will be inaugurated on the 3lst OF
August.
The Norwegian settlement in Bosquc
county, Texas, is said to look like the
most thrifty part Of the country.
-Bowdoin College alumni are endeav.
Oring to raise $4,000, wherewith to en-.
dow a Longfellow proiessorship.
In 1871 jocosc friend accused Bis
marck Of being q Communist. "Only
when am IN France" was the Princes
reply.
The Bloomington Pantagraph has a
column Of "Iantalets," supposed to be
the equivalent OF Ha,per's Editors
Drawer.
Fashion gossip-Red flannel shirts
will be little worn in society this fall.