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I'd. LYNOH's
Real Estate Column

--Alexander county lands, Cairo lots,
exchange Sor 81. Louis property.
FOR SALE.
The south halt Of the s'Piiot" house at
bargain.
FOR RENT.
Good two story brick store room on
Commercial avenue between Eleventh
aud Twelfth.
First floor Of brick dwelling corner
NsneeaentA and Poplar streets. b
---Salosn and Axtnres, southwest corn
Il Eighteenth street and Commercial
avenue, at . bargain.
Cottage on Twelfth street. west Of
commercial avenue, SO.
Dwelling house on Cross street. ives
es Washington avenue.
Two business houses on l.evee street,
absve Eighth, $40 each.
"A good cottage on Twenty-Ninth
street, near Commercial avenue.
Store room on Commercial avenue,
lext to Waverly hotel, $40.
Cottage of 4 rooms on Twcnty-third
street, and HOlbrook avenue Sc. Good
yard and cistern.
--Store-ro0m corner Twentieth and
Poplar streets, el2 60.
Store room adjoining above. 50.
TIP stairs OF ouse on Commercial av-
enue, near 18th street. Suitable for
business and dwelling, So.
Placements numbered s and Q,
Winters Row, 8 rooms each for $40
per month. Will be put In first-class
order.
Orphan Asylum building and premi-
see. Rent low, to good tenant.
-0tore room, corner Twentieth and
Washington avenue, 8l2 month.
Rooms In various parts Of the city.
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who dol large Business with the s0ueh.
pa Ssrkcisalf MIsse bipp, suA bey All
.Aprec f&Af 4he SIN mas eiflfef Ndimly0s-

agrec thst{ns saa Mas eithef beeaimpos-
ed upon or wllfully misrepresents the
sentiments OF our business men respect
ing the people Of the South. We do not
believs the Sss can name one Cairo com
mission nefchAnt who will endorse the
statement contained in the item above.
Will the Sun give us the name Of just one
or two of themy
At the last ,sestisg ot tie city sousdl
the following connunieation wes read:
To the Hon Mayor and City Council ofthe City
Of Cairo
GENTLEMEN Your committee ear
nestlv desire to call your attentian to the
present management OF the city jail as
reported by them to tue police author-
tiles.
1st. That one of the prisoners now
under sentance there for practicing the
confidence game, was on Saturday night
last captured by the police at the j. Z. X.
r., passenger depot lafter haying stolen
valise from one OF the passengers) and
returned by them to the city jail.
2d. That this same prisoner has been
allowed to carry the key TO a portion OF
the Jail. and has actually locked up the
other prisoners when brought there by
the police. and that both he and other
prisoners, have while under sentence not
only been allowed the freedom of the
Jail premises but have also been permit
ted to frequent different portions of the
city coming and going at their will.
Now we deem such conduct on the
part Of the Tailor, IL true, unwarranted
unheard Of, and very dangerous TO tn,
| welfare Of our citizens, and would rec
Oinmend that some immediate and radi.
cal change Is necessary and should bt
made i'm the management Of that institu
| tion. W. p. WRIGHT,
Il, F. PARKER.
Committee on Police, Jail and Fire De-
partment.
The action of the police in reporting
this habit of Mr.. Carrollto the committee
on police, jail and fire department, seem:
| to us like a very sudden and unaccount
able spasm of virtue on their part. Mr.
Carroll is not the only man who has oc
cupied the position of jailor, who hal
practised the wrongs set forth in tht
above communication. We think it Il
very safe to say that had not the prac
tice alluded to above, and which il
now so very culpable in the sight OF tn
police and the committee. become Gus
tom while the Jail was under the manage
ment OF other men MIR. Carroll ..woult
not have resorted to them. Neverthe
less, on Thursday evening the mayor re
moved Mr.. Carroll, and placed in hi
shoes, as temporary jaior, Mr.. DAME
Mccarthy. t .s .t....
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The base ball players have another
game ON hand for to-day, provided the
weather is favorable.
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OH 8alltiin.
ANNoUNCEMENrs
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized TO announce JOHN liz
ROBINSON ~ candidate for sheriff Of Alexs
snder county. q sns coming c0anty el~ctiOn.
We are authosiEed b asnoaoce INST \. a. Ed
date tor sheriff. at the ensuinK couuoy e1ectioas
We arv authorized 10 announce PE1EReAUt,
Tor an Independent candidate for Sheriff Of Al
exander county, ut the ensuing county election.
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The Hayes and Wheeler indicators
met at Phillis' Hall last night. What has
become of Scott and Mekeaig.
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Henry Massy, the darky boy who was
put In the lookup on Thursday for threat.
ening to shoot hole through one OF his
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pRAIRIELaNDS.

III. 'as. eNsros COZ gecs sy-icr,---ei iarcs On
i.n,r M en- rlsks, hut 80 - ceU-try that has
been rrovsd % be socd. ser6 ycrr &c dress ~
peslsi card - Lana con'r. b.. ~. X: ~.
and MN N:Sss,s .;nss. IN AIM Sk.d. -
y round 0ip BosD- .,.trss. s
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The ladies Of the Methodist church,
we are informed, will soon resume their
sociabies.
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Chemical Dys Works.
Office corner Eight street and Com
mercial avenue. in Reisers building,
Silks, Wool. half Wool Shawls, etc.,
cleaned and dyed to any shade or color.
Gentlemen's clothing dyed, cleaned, re-
paired ana putin thoroagli order. Salts
faction guaranteed.
s-s-dlm +. ScaIcHs & Co.
kHTRemember.
The New York Store sells ana
8 lbs A sugar for............"........ 81 90
4 soda...........-."....... %
Starch in packages, 8 cents per 10.
Al pounds Rio coffee for ......"..... l 90
3 lbs choice rice for...-......."... 10
2 boxes best lye for.-............-..". ~
Everything cheap at the old stand.
S-l0-5t
FOs sale.
Good, cheap COW. Applyato
d. F. BENNETT, nsE
Howe Sewing Machine ollce.
S-ll-d3t
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Below nigh water of 1874
Sergeant. Signal Service. U. 8. A.
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RIVER NEWS.

Wan DnPARTnKsr, IRWIN REPnT, I
= asff u Aag II. 1873
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The grand closing out sale of the
Rockwell and Robbins stock Of goods
will come of this m0tning. All
goods must be delivered and paid for to-
day Look ont for bargains this morn
ing. GEORGE FISHER. Assignee.
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The Hayes and Wheeler indicators
met at Phillis' Hall last night. What has
become of Scott and Mekeaig.
MIR. Henry Halliday. who has been
very sick tor several days, is again able
to be out and attend 10 business.
The Carbondale Democrats hold
grand ratification meeting this evening.
A number OF gentlemen of this city will
attend.
Col. Robert X. TONNES of Jonesboro,
candidate on the Democratic ticket
for state senator from this district, was
in the city yesterday.
1t Is said that il Ben Wiley retires from
the Republican ticket, Willis will be the
one to step into Ben's shoes and make
the race for congress.
The narrow gauge railroad is said to be
giving Its managers adeal of trouble again.
The river is washing the track badly just
above this city, and it is being moved
again.
There will be the usual services In the
Presbyterian church, on Eighth street.
between Washington aven he and Walnut
street, tomorrow, morning and evening.
Rev. Benz, Y. George, Pastor.
The Golden Democrats propose rails
ing Tilden and Hendricks pole, and
have sent to Cairo for man who under
stands the business to 60 to that place
and perform the work. The pole will be
one hundred and thirty-iive feet high.
"Seven and One-third Octavoes, patented
Agrafi's attachment, large front, round
corners, rich rosewood case, handsomely
carved legs and Tyre, improved grand &C.
tiOn-$6OO," is the description of piano
offered tor sale by the BULLETIN. See
| advertisement in another column.
We have $500 piano in the ware
rooms of Julius Bauer & Co., Chicago
warranted tor five years, and of the very
best make, which we will sell twenty-five
per cent. Off-half cash, balance In thret
and six months. 1t is bargain. Apply
at the BULLETIN Office.
| T.. A. BURNETT.
The Democrats Of Ballard county, Ky.
are enthusiastic in the extreme for Tllde'
and Hendricks. They hold ratification
meeting and raise pole about every othe
day. John II. Oberly of this city. We ar
informed by Charley Saup, OF the Ballar
NeWs, Is wanted to make Q speech !
Blandyille Al their next meeting.
The grand closing out sale OF Rock
well & Robbins stock Of goods wi
!, come Off this morning. All goods mu:
, be delivered aud paid for to-day. Loo
out for bargains this morning.
GEORGE FISHER, Assignee.
Henry Aassy, the darby boy who WI
put In the lookup on Thursday for th'es
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MIR. Henry Halliday, who has been
very sick tor several days, is again able
TO be out and attend 10 business.
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FOR LEASE OR SALE.
Lands, in tracts to suit, near Cairo.
ISIS
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DyFOS-Ts received and . general banking
IL bUsi-ess Sc-e.
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LEGAL Paragrapne

JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant, Signal Service. u. s. A.
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HERE YOU HAVE IT.

Always the Cheapesti Always the
Quickest Always ihe Best!
Buy Your tickets via the Cairo and
Vincennes railroad, and get the benefit Of
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We are Informed that Messrs. Thistle
wood and Hinkle, who propose going
into the tobacco business here, will peti.
ton counsel to allow them the privilege
Of building a warehouse, on the lot at
the corner of Eighth street and CONNER
cial avenue, formerly occupied by the
Grand Central hotel. They have, 1t Is
said, given up the idea Of building on the
corner of Fourth street and Ohio levee.
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The 1ilden and Hendricks Sweepers
held special meeting last evening. end
were addressed by Mr.. Linegar in n
spirited and able speech. He pre-
dicted the success OF the Democratic
ticket, and said the people would
stand by the nominees OF the Jones'
bOrO convention.
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The nominstion Of Jackson Frrk Of
ms candidate fOr state sena-

tor on the Republican ticket, at the con-
vention to be held at Anna, on the 10th
instant, is said to be almost certain.
Frick is determined to have an office at
the hands Of The I.epnblicans, or die in
the attempt.
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SATU RDAY. AUGUST IL. 1870.
CITY NEWS.

LEGAL weather Bspops.
CAlRo. ILL.,, Aug. II. is7e
1I.. sAn: TIM. wnD. VII. w.Ar.
i 5s,:;$. ss$;'s; +: s /: S a:
3;'S" 10. o59 sls Cloudy
TANH0 ~ A rcHy
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The American House, Boston, has al
ways been favOrite stopping place for
western merchants, and in its ample rO-
tunda the visitor may always fluid repre-
sentatives of almost every state in the
Union. The boot and shoe trade especi-
ally are appreciative participants In its
comforts, and probably more negOtia-
tons in the matter of leather fabrics are
made within its walls than all the other
hotels in the city combined. 1t-03)
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JACOB WALTER,
BUTCHER
Dealer IN Fresh Meats
EIGHTH STREET.
Between Warrington and Commercial
Avenues, adtoinAng Hanny's.

DEEPS for sals the best lsef. Psrk,, eutton
II Veal, Lamb, Sausage, &c. ana oss
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The grand closing out sale OF Rock
well & Robbins stock Of goods will
come off this morning. All goods must
be delivered aud paid for to-day. Look
out for bargains this morning.
GEORGE FISHER, Assignee.
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Nothing in the police courts yesterda,

The Democratic club met last evening.
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Among the arrivals at the Planters
we're Frank Kapp, New Madrid A. 8.
Dickey, Conltcrville, Illinois; B. S.
Gayel, Columbus; c. II. Gooderick, Ev-
ansville; W.. j. Whitsen, Cincinnati; F..
II. Dunn. Evansville; b. w. Jones,
Dongola John Rain, Vienna G. II.
Goodrich, Evansville c. A. Hebretcht,
indianapolis j. ii. Kirkham. II. r.
Cate, Milburn, KY; John w. Ross, Can
ton, Miss; A. J. Ogiloil, Charleston Mo-;
Henry Wa ixel, Chicago c. I. Jenkens,
Dallas, Texas.
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Exchange, Com and United States
Ec,ds Bought and Sold.
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z B-css, Fres'deDt II wefts, CG-hier
2. sen, ice rres't. =. ). Becth, Asst. ash
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The Carbonate Democrats hold n
grand ratification meeting this evening.
A number OF gentlemen of this city will
attend
, 1876-11-03
THE TARANTULA AND TEMPERANCE.


Iowa CRY, 1a, Oct. 3l.--In your Issue of
Oct. 20, lS7B, while treating tue subject Ut the
poison Of tho tarantula IN the case Of Dan Shop
parl, you do temperance people aud tho teul.
peranca cause grcat Injustice. Now l venture
tho assertion, without four Of contradiction,
that thcsu is not . temperance organization ID
this nat1on, and probably not In tho world, that
would not sanctlon tho action Of Sheppard
under those circumstances; and, furthyr, thut
there Is mt u temperance man In sa!d nution
who would not have helped him to obtain tho
whI.ky--tt l.u had hntl tho opportunity llsa
1T sail ruse Ut poisoning; to use as q remedy,
Or, II you please, Us n,l antotc, to the poison.
unr talnpcra''ce people have never oojcctcd to
tho julicous slsn Ut whisky, or apy utCr stint.
lus, as u rruetv In q diseass, OF as III ant!lote
III casc Ut potso,.ing hut VIZ do object to tho so
Of 1t III Il beverage IL all cases, an.! | enter my
protcst ayatnst thu nltaurtmlnate use ofit, even
il remedy, ~ Is frequently done nowadays
by ,nany nllystciaMs. rleasc publish thu a!'usa
the interrst of tIs tcmpcranco cause. Yeilrs,
respectfully, e. sTAnl, u. D.
, 1876-11-03
CANADIAN NEWS,


Toronto, Ont, Nuv. 2.-A special TO tho
0a,bt from London, Eng, says Mr.. nltter writes
10 tho London Tines that he hns resigned his
ssat in tho Granu Trunk Honrl because tho re-
llcctfons on tho course OF eycnts In Cauada dur
ing thu last SIX months CONVINCED him that
there were differences Of opinion too grave to
justify HIN III remaining member Of the dirce-
tton.
Special Dftpasch to 7as 5Ftb1n&.
OTTAWA, Nov. "A report cs,ulcs from ct.
Albert, on tho fartltst western, boundary Of tht
Northwest Territory, that tho inhabitants nrp
In frarfni Htatc of tiesttuti0n. Two years ngo
sevpsul hundred families Ut French half-bretds
lnndcd there Anl formed colony. A hall
stortn In jnty Inst destroyed tho crops, leaving
Hnthtns growing, henco tl1etr cunrcto dest!tl,~
tiall. Low wafer prevents thu Hudson lay
Gum},anye stca,nur frum getting mar the set
tlencnt, Flour ia knsh At $30 per bag. Tlts
settlement ID ao,no 400 milrs from Carleton, tho
nearest plave east. Tho inhabitants hive snnt
a petition 10 In Government asking MID.
Fperful NtpaftA 10 17ts Tf1baRet
ToRoNTu, Nov. 2.-'rh!cballA DAucr, cham
pinn wrestler Of tho world, and William Miller,
champion Of Australia, hayo arrived here. Bauer
Ia tlestrous Of getting Up n nlatct with ltcygeter
ur Ttckcr and hIs challenged tlosn both fur S5o0
D shlo or upwards.
HAMILTON, Nay. 2.-ru-lay quick doctor,
Fayry, charged with being All atuotnpilco OF Mrs.
Bennett, tho notorious al,ort!oulst, was exai.-
itltl OIL tho charge pf causing all abortion OH
Miss Jeffrey, and committed fur trtal.
, 1876-11-03

nrs, csnreatlY his insults tn thh statcs Attorney
nnka fnr hnIy in thc 'ltr vim regards hla pn.tton
however sinlt ut and outrageous law unto ItrcIt
A. II Mf. rftrr,'. wc hay. ncser known upnn
ly by ruhrtitntIng n1,ntc nn haek:nart-1n for ar.
Enm,nt: 70 far M fal1.n'iA,lctl and d.pa.rionatu
n n: r"yn.S sf' u s
mar he l'ad Killed. AZ II he couls! no. evcn
ei 10 ' ~ q, 1t. p':ss :sn,s i a s fsfe @ n f% Inv.
gassc 70 H9t,asc"an th,t no dcccnt man would
w,Al, 70 soil h. l!p. even In repeating It, this
him rpirt wh;rli tnaAes Il tmpottIblc tu maInan
lenfent view q! tho net which has mado him u
The outcome nf all In far from, encouraging IN
tfIttc wio harc nj hcaft tic rood urtlrr nn the
wslat. Of toc!ety Ths .ma"r",. anh alm
inaIcu,e. The Impression pro'n.cd. And we do not
nvu l'. u could havr horn otl,erw,*r. The ru!u4a
lion, throughout the trial. w44 ar tnrr That III .lt
avUcat tIlsn Ut thu 1u!ge, while BIZ allowance ~
cr',wd lre-cnt ln the c"nrt .'o"in nl*t Lc in.ct.
rIGtrt! c'tLer ar snroinrSirnty "F anfa.u:..: ~
second nfrasumehi anl dilicrrMt sort Ut TRIAL
awaihAu,,
THE "fxranron."
M. only did tho 1uarc favns The defense Ii, .o-
cnrng MI incompetent jnty. 1'Mt bis ruling" fraill
tn rss wsre :" e. tros"ly rattial Tint ! i'as VI!
tcicnt conheei. hlmnrt every palnt n.,tlr by the
drtcnee was snrtnncd hy tho tonrt. md almost
XVII reI",. n s tes,n"ny oescd r. hv Il The fo.ee te
tfon to O!rrt the fatrIrnt Of witnesses fur The
tefer,no tl,ut Nfs. Sullivan was struck wns ruled
nut.
Again, tho Jntlpn tolerated Tie mnrt vn1cnt dis
or'Irr IN thc COURTROOM. The applause nf tile
'',aapl!s, WIN alwase gather nroata every er!mt-
frjs1
, 1876-11-03

delinquency. II was maxim Of c9nity that
cunpfainnntA 1nnst c,tne III with cfcan ha1ds.
temptcsl to tlIvcst tic County. Commissioners
Of all cni4trl over tho school under any and MI
circumstances, It WIS absolutely null and
vnId. hecause the Legislature could 'lot
.,nstrucd IN thc iight Of thc constitnIon, ~ ths
Supreme Enur. required, Il read that tho Board
nf Elu alton Should have ilntne.1iatc Charge of
The srhool, subject To the provision nf TUG Com
st'tttltn which eavc the County Cs,1ntn' 'sionerS
general management over county aiIaifs'
MI. GEO1t1h CAMrHEL1e
for complaftants, Aaid, in tile course OF his NJ
gumHnt, that their casc mas bHctl on an Mt
4gs ,snt o. The % t. ePprgpn.Sa a.S sS thS
admitted TINT rhancrry lad 1unsd!ctiou. Tho
only question then to Undetermined WA wl,eth-
cr Daniel y. Wentworth. win ilatl bcPn put In
!llargc nt tlc hutllI'E, and 10 81 lHtn the funds
prfyate Individual or tenchcr prnrer'y ap-
pointed to whom the fun1% tr,n.i bc legally
pail: The ea.cnrc ~ illrga!ity was putting Tho
building md funds into Tit liaMis nf a prtvatn
power b apr.tnt senclcse wn' in tic Donrd ot
Etl,,ratlnu alone, and that tho ut Of
"hlrInv y necessarily tncluslel The fixing
q salaries. The only ,n.slo IN whl,l,
he construed and harsnonizcti wns tits: tic
Cnfnmfs s.oncrs did rnntrn1 the atEntra nf the
county, Int controlled thutn IN the manacr
pointed nit hY thc law, wIt!t fntErtninctI that
10 fnr "A fcEool. wrrr ct,nccsnrl. they Hl,nnA
cnntrnl tlfe,h t1lrnltrl, bnnrll appointed In \
particular nnf1 xfrr!!tc wnv. rs to "rlea,t
t,antlA," In .lcnfuT that cnmplanauts could i'a
charged With bringing nf"nt tho tfentl'Uk. TIL.
Cnfimissf1ncrs werr responsible for It. eEtcc
they had rrartnintcsl 1arnls and Lewis Hitl, the
Intention Of continuing It..
arnHE LAwKHErE
foltowctl, c1osing the argument. fic arokc
briefly tln0n the question m 10 which l,oiy had
tlw right u np},oint fl,c tealWrs. claiming that,
|! isic ,n,sIttun Of orpns.E tt,,lnecl were true,
Tho Commissioners IiasI rontrol nf everything
~ The tt,nnty. independent nj the authority
II tho l.cgi*lhtnrc. 1t was the duty of
the l}onrd n Education h' appoint suitable
teacr.r.. and It. MAS Ia he asst,tned that they
wonisl d" so. There la't becft van. ot hat.
rnuny, hut T. could not ts assumed thai It
ronli tr,nttnac. Whether II did or not. the
Commissioners clearly hail no power IL supply
the dctfnQuencJcs Of The Sc1t,oi Hoanl. With
Tefcrcnre Il, inrsl!ttion4 hc snI.i there wac
certainly ret!rf somewhere, and asked II It
were possible That the Courts were to tn c1otetl
80 thai Ho rcEnfHly r".lfl be hal frr mischief
ri this #ort II WI. lille to talk Of d quo war-
ranto: 1t would mt liz; the only remedy cdnt-
plainants had was to apniy Ia II court ol chan-
Cerv for It's process of Injunction.
Tho Court sail he would lie engaged Until
e]cetio,4tay II, Issuing naturalization papers,
and ficnce ct,l! not give tile case tlc requisite
attention nt once, hut hH wolsll dispose Of II
rome time next week.
, 1876-11-03
SPORTING MATTERS.


WAenfNaTos, D. G., Nov. 2.--Tlo races to-
day Rrc vel, attended. The mlu aul l,ntf
dasi. for nil ages was won by Inspiration, With
Durgoo Second, anA TUm O'Nell third. Time,
2:4lH.
The secnnt1 racc, milo heats, was won By
Courier; Mourllen second, uobklrk tllrd. Time,
t:+4s@, 40.
Tie riders Of Waco and bennington Second
were disqualified to ride during thu remainder
uf thu snreting for foul ruling, a1ll tl.ctr horses
put back, Lcaulsngton to tho sixth place, auu
Waco to seventh.
The l.irlltc-rncr for lorscs that never won
hurt'le-rarc Or, steepIc-c'lase, one and la'f
miles, oycr SIX llur.ltcs, was won By Kisk; Pala-
din sccanl, New York third: Tine. ::5a
Kicf1MoNh, W., Noy. 2.-Thers wis q trotti&1g
three IN five. for pure OF s'o0. Entries, Asla-
lat''c. Lady sta,ldc. md Notttc,, oil SortlleriI
heas md tGe rnco @e Hete thu sscon a
Best time, n:995I(.
, 1876-11-03
THE LOST FOUND.

Ct, PAUL, M!nn.. Nov. a-D. Ltcilstcrn, agent
for l.eopo1d, Kuh l. Co.. whose Disappearance
yesterday confirmed thu fears occaatonud by the
receipt Of lutter TO his son announcing hts
purpose to commit suicide, arrived lato last
night at Hudson, whence 10 was brought hou,c
this 1aorning by friends from hero searching tor
HIN. lilo hail no recollection Of writing ll,u let
trr or of entertaining tho purpose Of suicide.
Mr. Leolh,ll, who atriycd yesterday. pronounses
h!s business a1Iairs to 10 lu satisfactory t.nll-
.lltlon. Tho friends Ut Ltchsteru say tho mrn.
&pI alteration under which tho suicide luttcr
was writtcn had temporary causos not likely to
rccur, lifs family, yesterday III dcspalF. 10 To-
day uyerjoyed, aud re<uIylug congratulations
frUll everybody.
, 1876-11-03
TILE RELIGIOUS PRESS.
THE NETSHDAND,n


Tho last number Of tho Standard has the fol-
lowing editorinl Oh the Sullivan trial:
We hasc nut shared. IN tho least, in tllv dispose
tson that ,wna manifested iu certain quarters 10
fonad Religions issue upon thy i'cl;lsnta cen.
cohcerHca weru entitled to a trial In !ho light uf
facts, not Of snttnsacs Of prepossss'ious. either
S ipb s ss Il s Shs os - 1s sw 5
rutsson. oussllc, bringing In issucs which appeal
jastru an tIe pioy.!us.s Of the statuie ea,s vuly
work mischief. Sullivan waa entitled 10 fall,
e ta aes:oa sG Ct s IL ssey esg
" e. tSs mi ss b. isW ssd s ssas r. ii
thts hs vas entitled. but to nothing whatever be.
Tie result Of this ,ato trial. as It now stands l..
most saddsntns IN IT, suxGs.tlons. Not 20 much
:. tss psssssiax: II Sssa sst'ss!y M dassss ss. s i
- i nov ttaads. bow utsrly Inadequate lint pro.
tacton which a. citizens We al! hppe to and in tho
laMs We llso under. may ptoss; 9he ease va ~ ono
pnss. differences such A. were the beginning Ut
this whole rad bnstucsa arc liahle 1t Any ttno to
III: hsy ss 1 ay " r. ss. M
cpndaet IN tho part of individuals, Or ops Of tx.
ciia4 doMtcs ln pnbc bodies. II l. no unusual
niiss thas e1sited or sG tatca.iaed w II liz rusus.
q rH .as 1saHe ss se tt!a s the sua'.e of t
isiiow. tha: 81 say = pes.on ~ toelng hnssf Ill. a.
srisvcd mar taks tho laatur VI Ieparaton into BIZ
yw Sa b, hsnt d,s s1a T. in sny resulting so.ton b.
u 10 bo !ookod upon ~ acting With perfect pro.
pslely.
0ai own ,|}s..onai bias. 4 We h..s Ind any, Ia.
III killing llanfosi, ~ hasty. unprecedented one,
growing out of tho e1citemont uf the collision. 1t
certainly onu Vt mansiauxhtct, aud deserving Ut
severe p4Ai,hment - SUCH, sullivan's demcanof