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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-19

The Centennial Rcfrigera,or-the latest
improvement and the best ever made
also fine assortment of hardware and
cutlery az greatly reduced prices, at A.
Iialleys. No. 1l5 Commercial avenue.
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Salesman; inquire of ID. +. Bennett,
Commercial avenue. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. 4-l6-3t.
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Something New.

Burger q 60. have beautiful assort-
ment Of dress goods OF all kinds, and
silks. summer silks as low as sixty cents
per yard. These are splendid bargains.
Call and see them before the rush.
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10 bales OF ~ muslin &c at the New
York store. Also 1000 pieces OF prints.
choice styles at and 3 cents per yard,
retail fI-s.10tl PATIER q Co.
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Ribbons, fans and porasols, latest styles
and lowest prices for sale at Burger &
Cos. Also an exquisite lot Of cashmere
and ecru ties, in the newest designs.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-19

Fresh arrival OF very large a,sort
ment OF ladies' aud gents hid gloves at
J Burger q Co. 3.2l-ti
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A. HALLEy.-A .ilnclot Of table and
pocket cutlery, also spades, shovels-
hoes, rakes, forks,a aud Il general line
of hardware just received by a. HALEY,
lis Commercial avenue. 2-lS-3m.
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Notice

a regular meeting of Alexander Chap
ter, No. l21, Eastern STAR will be held
at Masonic hall, this wednesday, even
ing, April 10Th. 1876. All the members
are requested to attend.
FASSIE l.. CARDIGAN, Sec.
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Attention, Casino!

Every member is requested to be oil
hand tonight. Business Of much i'm
portance TO be attended to.
by order Of the President.
A. liELFRICH, Sec.
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A good shot gun Tor good watch ;
gold preferred. and willing to pay the
difference. Address. OH. W..
n Box 1862, Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-19

Linen fibre, plate finish, letter and note
paper at the BULLETS office. Blue and
cream laid. below st. Louis prices.
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Cashmere lace and netting, splendid
assortment. certain to please the ladies,
Just in, at }. Burger q Go. 3-2l-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-19

LyoN's KATaAIRoN makes beautiful,
glossy, axariant hair prevents as Its, its tau.
test of 40 years. Is charmlngly perfumed,
and has no rival. 3-lu'uGwly
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New line Of ladies', misses and child
ren's shoes. just received to-day by o.
Haythorn & Co. II
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E.
coming in pretty freely. There is good
supply and prices are weaker. Sweet
potatoes are in iair demand at quotations.
THE MARKET.
Ee1~Our friends should bear in mind
that the prices here given are usually
for sales from first hands Ia round lots.
IN filling orders and for broken lots 1t is
necessary TO charge an advance over
these figures. "dsa
FLOUR.
The market Is well supplied. and trade
has been light. We note the sale Of 800
barrels various grades, - 509G 80; 40
barrels various grades, city, 81 75to)1 80 ;
100 barrels various grades, - 5oce7 % :
800 barrels various grades, S4(96 IS; 100
barrels 81 % 300 barrels. various grades
Si@6 -.
HAY.
Hay is running along about rs last re-
ported. There is an abundance still here.
and sales are very slow. The only sale
noted was that of 2 cars good mixed, $40.
CORN.
The corn trade is light. There is good
demand, and the supply is fair. Sales
MOTEL were car white in burlaps, 47c ;
200 sacks white, Zoe.
OATS.
There is only a limited supply OF oats
in the market, receipts having been light.
The demand Is moderate, and they are
held pretty firm at 3e@lGc. in sacks, for
good mixed.
MEAL.
There is very little meal being sold.
There Is not much in the market, but
plenty for the demand. We note the
sale OF 2 cars country 81 Is.
BRAN.
Bran is very dull at prices last quoted.
The market il full. No sales were re-
ported.
BUTTER.
The market is well supplied with but.
ter. and the demand is limited. Sales
were tubs choice Northern SOC; pack
ages choice Northern SOC; packages
choice Northern 2sc; l box Northern rol
25c; 6 pals Southern Illinois. 23c; 4 tubs
pc: packages Southern Illinois, Csc.
EGGS.
There Is good supply of eggs. and the
demaud is fair. Sales noted were ion
dozen lic, Saturday morning; 500 dozcI
l21c, Saturday morning.
POULTRY.
Receipts OF poultry have been more
liberal, and the supply is good. The dc
mand is limited. Sales noted were
coop hens, 81; coop mixed, S. 10;
coop hens, 81: coop mixed chickens
So 10.
SWEET POTATOES.
We note the sale of 10 bbls, 81 80.
SOAP.
We note the sale of 20 boxes Latting'
Excelsior, &c.
HIDES AND FURS.
Hides and furs are quiet at quotations
HIDEs-Dry flint, l2@l3c; dry salted
lO@llc green saited, 54@8c; damaged
price.
FURs-Beaver-NO. ! 81 so; No.
81 80; No. 3 81; No. 4 soc. Otter-No
SC; No. 9 81; No. 3 81; No. 4 81
Mnk-No. l 81; No. 2 75c; No. 3 SOC
No. 1 1Oc. Raccoon-No. zoe; No.
4Oc No. 3 zoe; No. 4 l0c. Skunk-No
| Soc No. 9 Coo; No. 3 SOC; No. l5c
Fox-Gray-No. 81; No. 2 75c No.
soc red fox-No. 81; No. . 75c
Opossum-No. l Zoe; No. 2 Sc; No.
SC. Muskrat-No. / zoe; No.2 l5c ; NJ
3 lOc. Bear-No. $40; No. 2 81; Nc
So; No. 4 81. Wolf-Mountain-No.
So 80; No. 9 81 70; No. 81; No. 75'
Prairie Wolf-No. 81 25; No. 2 30
Wild Cat 25c. House Cat Zoe. Badge
2jc.
SHEEP PELTs-Green 7jc@Sl 25; DR.
iO(d9Oc; shearlings 100000.
SALT.
We quote salt in car load lots, 81 60
less than car load lots, 81 20.
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CITY NEWS.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10. 1876.
Centennial Hats


Just received by Goldstine q Rosen'
water. J-ZN'l.
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Cpu1,rOisleries.

\ beautiful line Of new embroiderics
just received by the recognized "embroid-
cry house of Cairo-J. Burger & Co.
J2I-tf
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Ghe 8ulletin.
ANNOYING EMENTa
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized 81 announce that X. A. Ed
lnundson is an independent Republican candi-
date Tor sheriff, at the ensuing county election.
We are authorized to announce PETER sAUP
for an Independent candidate for sheriff of Al
exaBder county, nj the ensuing county election
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YOu VIII Profit by 10 ~ yen Do!
You will Lose by IL ir you dOa'tl

CALICoEs:
The largest aud best selected stock ever
brought to Cairo. Warranted all Firat.
Glass. Ladies can buy Calicoes ct Hart
msn's store ut from to cents per yard,
which slow going. old fogy, grab.al stores
ask $ aud 10 cents Tor.
BRoCADEs:
1000 Yards'White Brocsde at 90 cents; con.
sidered cheap ut - cents.
800 Yards Brocadcs nj IL cents; W yuld be
cheap at 30 cents.
MUSLINS:
Ordinary Blcached Muslin. ........6A cents;
Good Blcachcd Muslin .............S
Same goods sells elsewhere for l23c,
sHAWLS:
Ladies' Cashmere Shawls...,..... $I.36;
worth S..
NANsooKs:
Cross Bar Nansooks, l5c; worth SO.
HANDKERCHIEFS:
80 Dozen Ladies' all Linen Hankerchiefs
at 124 cents; worth 20 cents.
% Dozen Gents all Linen Handkerchieis
at % cents: worth 40 cents.
| Ginghams, American and Imported, very
cheap.
HOSIERY:
| An Immense Stock of Ladies' Hosiery at
Prices to Suit the Times.
RIBBONS:
Ribbons, Gros Grain and Oil Boiled, all
widths and colors, cheaper than can b
purchased anywhere else.
TOWELS:
40 boz. Linen Towels, full width, ae 123c;
worth % cents.
NECKTrEs:
Cashmere Neckties 40 cents sold else.
where for 81.
FANS:
20 boz. Silk Fans Is cents; worth IS cts.
| TARLATANS.
200 Yards, Different COlors, 25 cents
worth 35 cents.
PILLOW SLIPS:
Lace Pillow Slips. 10 cts; Cheap at Is cts.
| SPRING ovERcoATs:
so Gents Spring Overcoats S.; would DO
Cheap at $l5.
| PANTS and VESTS:
Pants and Vests, ST. worth $40; Jeane
Pants, 81; worth Sl.75.
| HATS:
1000 Mems and Boys Hats. 90 cts., worth
| three times the money.
| SHIRTS:
10 Dozen Percale Shirts, Collars with
each shirt, at 81; cheap at ~. While
Shirts at 81.
| SHOES:
Ladies' Side Lacing Kid Shoes..... - 90
worth 50.
| Misses Kid ShOes...".. ....""...". -
worth So %.
| Childrens' Pearl aud Buff C0lored
Kid Shoes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ! W
Mems Calf Ties. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "
worth 81 80. 10 se
Mems Full Stock Plow Shoes-.... %
worth - %. gag
Mems Full Stock Brogans. single
| or double SOLE. ] %
worth q 2b.
But why enumerated Itis ithpsoIn'e
to list oil articles and peices. CosseAn0
see for yourself, aad asesrtAis Y thse 49,
prices ere not ehsaper thss ~ -
| goods were ever before edersd rs -
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Two furnished rooms; apply Eighteenth
aud Commercial avenue.
l-ll-lwd. Mrs. W. Y PITCHER.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-19

The election of yesterday passed OIL
very quietly. The voting throughout
the day was spirited, but the best of feel
ing was manifested by candidates and
all concerned. The following is a sum
mary Of the vote by wards
FIRST WARD.
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SECRET soCrETIEs

~> AsCALON LODGE, No. 81.
MaA Knights Of Pythias, meets every Fri
EEJl day night at balf-past seven, IN odd
SRkD Fellows Hall. - HowE,
Chancellor Commander.
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SHOES


Fifty cases Of shoes just in AMI tor sale
low, at the New York store. i-s-l0t
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ilRochester fine shoes opened to-day by
q. IIaythorn & Co. II
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Z Gems
The Place.

Fifty cents, at Winters Gallery.
.2-23-it
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ALEXANDER LODGE, NO. ia.
"a Independent OrNr Of Odd Fell
lows, meets every Thursday night
~ nj hnif-rmst seven, In their hall on
Commercial avenue, between skin an0 seventh
reefs CiAs LAMK. Nc
IAIRO ENCAMPMENT, I. U. o. r., meets
I. jim odd Fellows Hall on the first and third
tuesday In every month, q half-past seven
JNo II 0ossMAN, CP
4 CAIRO LODGE. NO. 237, Az. "a. Nj.
M Hold regular communications In Ma
~ sonic liaIi, corner Commercial avenue
Wand Eighth street, on the second and
ourth Monday OF each month.
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colored and vanished, for sale at half
prIce 1852 .5O) ut the BULLETIN office.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26
A Few Trial Move.

ST. l-ouls, Feb "a In the United
States circuit court today Col. Hatch
counsel for Mckee, filed AN affidavit
in support Of the motion for q new
trial. Some editorials from the Re
publ,crn which claims to have served
prejudice ths case against the deien-
dant, was. also filed The affidavit
mentioned is by Watson l.. Foster
rl.ouisiana, Pike county Mo. who char
ges Ii. i. Sumner, a juror in tie Nc
kcc trial, with having prtjudiced The
case by stating previous to trial, that
he believed Mckee guilty and that he
was the biggist toad in the puddle.
Court ordered defendant To have leayc
till the lilih Of March TO file ati,avi1s,
the prosecutions, have ten days there
after to answer and the defendant has
until the goth TO file testimony in re-
but,al.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26
WASHINGTON.
MINISTER sCuESCK.

WAsuISGroN, Feb. 26.-Thc com.
mit.ec on foreign affairs to-day
agreed to submit the Schenok cores >
pondence to the house, and ask it to
be printed. Secretary Fish being
sick, Mr., Cadwallader, assistant sec,
-rctaTy OF stare, appeared for him the-
lore the committee, and in response TO
questions, said all documents in the
on the .subisct. OF the
Emma mine have been furnished TO
the committee. The committee will
further consider the subject afterthe
documents haze al been printed.
The secretary of state in a com.
munication to the house committee on
foreign affairs, in reference to Gen
Schencks connection with the Emma
Silver Miaing company. gives cor
tesponGlence between S heck and til,
department. Scbcnck offered to with
draw from his connection, He wal
advised, though it was his privilege
to invest his money as he chose, yc
it was unfortunate and illsadvised Il
be advertised as director Of com
pany seeking to sell its bonds in
country where he was minister.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26
Negro Murderer Killed.

SAVANNAH. Feb. 25.-Amos Bues,
negro, and one of the murdercrs Of
MIS-. Cochran and her daughter, was
taken to Eden, the scene of the crime,
"Wednesday night. While under
guard in the warehouse he was shot
and Instantly killed by a negro. 1t
is supposed Bues was killed by ono
of his own gang TO prcvent=hin-ffom
making confession.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26
Bad for Ames.

MnAlru,s, Feb. 25.-1'he Appeals
Jackson (Miss. special. says: Il the
house today resolutions Of the i'm
.pcaching Of Gov. Ames of high crime
and misdelmenar in office was
ad10Pred yeas 81 naygs -sSiyrrTn
representatives were absent aud two
democrats. Grossly and Warner, voted
no, the honse clccled Armstrong.
Tucker, Perry Nularap, Barksdale
and Shieelcr. Managers to prosesNte
isttt-t--t the-eettt,,
sclor 1t. Gov. Davis, filed a plea de.
nying wholly and iu scveral,Y the ar
Nicles Of Impeachment.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26
Iowa Legislature.

Dies MONIES, Feb. 25.-The senate
TODAY Indefinitely postponed the res.
olutinn m.moriallzing congress for a
repeal Of the resumption act. The
Stone resolution ON the same subject,
adopted by the house, were laid nppn
the table, and a large number Of pc.
litions introduced in the house for the
repeal Of the prohibitory liquor law,
and 10 provide for. license Or local
option.
The house. slirmished most Of the
forenoon on the bill 10 restore the
death penalty. The question is still
pending.
Extra Session TO be 1mpeached
Governor Kellogg has. issued q
proclamation convemng the senate in
extra session to commence immedi
a,ely on the expiration Of the presen
regular session ON Thursday, Marcel
I'd, and continue for ndsduSing tn,
spare ten days for purpose consider
ing any executive or other business
The impression, among representative:
seems to be that it was the purpos,
= Of the house to confer articles Of i'm
parchment against the governor ant
:. lieutenant governor on the last day o
= reunion which would suspend then
G from Office and leave the speaker {
c the house acting as governor unde
d the constitution. The senate convel
u ing in extra session will operate I
oeo;.t IN n1haI;mnoachrnont ;5asS
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26
FOREIGN.

LONDON, Feb. ,f2l The American
whaler Young Phoenix, saved forty
one survivors Of the emigrant ship
.Stro,hmore, and took them aboard
on.thc 22nd, OF January, and on the
25th transferred twenty OF them TO
the Sierra Morcna. The leryesscl
has arrived at Rome and landed the
unicrtunates.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26
Frightful Holocaust at lie Mars

CnIcAGo, Feb. 25.-Las. Wednes-
day night a fire in Lemars, Iowa, de-
stroyed large building occupied by
four families. A woman and three
children were burned to death in The
ruins, and when found we.e burned
to cinders. The husband is now u
lrayiDp maniac,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26
Energy and Ambition Seldom
SURPASSED.

Elk Point Courier: "The Daily
Press and Dakotaian, came to us, yes
terday, changed from an evening to a
morning paper. Bowen& g. Kingsbury
shows degree, energy and ambi-
,ion in the. publication Of the Daily,
seldom surpassed. Ii they are not
supported in their efforts, it will he's
lasting disgrace not only to Yankton
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26
THE GRAY PARTY.
1t Reached White Swan Yesterday.
SPECIAL u lI.y rrs.. and pak ,.aj

WrnrE SWAN, Feb. 25-Gray's 'caws
got here to day atNnoon. They will /wait
until the balance arrlycihis evening" You
will hear from me again soon. No officers
have yet been elected but expect to be
soon. j.. S/PuILLlrs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs

Yesterday dispatches brought in
telljgence from "a Tremendous flood in
the river Danube. Several quarters
of Perth and Bu1a are submerged.
Eleven persons killed by the failing
or distillery which was undermined.
a Berlin dispatch reports severe
freshcts. The Elbc has burst its
banks near Wittenberg and half the
district Of Bundy is submerged. Sew
cral railway accidents are rcpos.cd,
and much distress exists among the
people
Tie main building of Simmons
Bros, packing house, at Green Bush.
! n. y. was burned night before last,
i,Loss about $4,000. Insured.
The Perkins house nail works at
/ Providence, burned this morning
Loss $4,000; insured for about $685.
1000.
c. L. s A. Nixon of Liverpool
| England, have failed. Liabilities two
million dollars.
While the Har,ann brothers anG
i Violetta, wife Of one Of them, were
going through the trapezc perform
!: ance at the Park theatre, Brooklyn
Thursday evening, the brothers fel
Ito the stage, distance Is feet, and ont
Of them was probably fatally injured
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26
Bowen Cited to Appear Before
an Examining C0mmit-
tee or be Considered
! a Sslanderer. =
And That's About An
that has Developed.
MI. White is Decidedly in Fa-
vor of EScommunicating
Mr.. Beecher.
Nh Reeoller Depreciates Merriment
and Says these things
are Solemn.

New \ DIRK, Feb. 225.---4Nt ihc Ply.
mouth church business meeting 10
nigh, the clerk read the report Of oShc
examining committee, rcciting how
Mr.. Bowen, bclNg asked for the facts
in The Beecher case, gave only Il rcndi-
,;tion OF his own conduct with the con-
lession made 10 him ten wears ago by
"A woman ulmar1icd.- He refused to
answer questions and precipitatcly
withdrew. The committee recon.
mendcd that Bowen he summoned
before a business meeting on Wed
Inesday evcuing TO answer orally
questions as TO his accusations and in
snl,lations. Mr. Mickey moved that
he be summoned before the examining
committee once moro. Z. White
added annmendment that If he failed to
appear 3nwen.be cast out as slam
derer.
That lse be notified that unless he ap-
pears he he cast ont ut the next bus
jincss meeting. MIR. White said they
lEshould s'an,! triiling no longer. There
was no other example OF a church
being so namped hy y brother but
i4nra | 0Nler brother !lsstl,lsc.dcccncy to
90 andN hang eIlinSc!t1. s. ,-st4ees sta}a. "a p.
ipl;luss and laugh!cr) He thought
/ Bowen ought to he accommodated !.
(Appianse lA-AIatler disposed Of the
church which, could not in any way
he called a packed tribunal. Gap
iplanscl Mr.. McKry then withdrew
his resolution. Mr.. Si,earmnn said
they wanted TO deal witt, Bowen rs II
lmember. They had mere allcciian Tor
hin.lhan ever and-did hot want to
i.part wlsIsllim Just now.
The resolution of the examining
committee was unanimously adopted.
1 .Aaiournel.
tt5'VrcHr7 1sro inter T77Sr7,i ar1ri deFrc=
HcatedStlse>c manifestations ofapproval
aud ,ncrriment. lie said while there
/! might be Il(iicraus features connected
!, -.a.s!!.-h tie Of -Lroll,er,.Nel ii
was a solemn thing for the churchto
cast out any mcn,ber. lIc.(Bowen)
was one oFlhc founders OF The church
aud is n member and tho more tantal.
izing his conduct the more sad the
4 spectacle.
Still Drifting.
WASnlNGroS, Feb. 25.-The dem.
4 ocratic caucus committee held an ad
i journed meeting to-day, but arrived
at no conclusion on the finance qnes
,ion. The feeling reported among
members Of the committee is repre-
srnted as more favorable than hereto
! fore, TO satisfactory agreement on
the basis OF Payne's bill
The Effort to Impeach Gov Ames.
], MEMPHIS, Feb. 25.-The Appeal
JacksUl1, tttftys.1) spcciaff, ttast-1Ittgh1
f says the house spent the entire da,
i in considering tho report Of the Amc
! investigating committee. At the tim
the special was sent last night vot,
had not been reached. The report o
the committee is quite lengthy. Tn
committee recommended that Gov
Amcs be impeached and remove,
from Office for official misconduct o
. eleven separate and distinct charges
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26
Probabilities.

WAsnlSeros, Feb. rs. l2 p. m,--Proba-
.blli,es for Nor,hwfst, rising barometer,
coldcr,nor,he,ly Winds and partly cloudy
weather, followed by warm southerly winds.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26

! The house resolution TO print extra
bpies of the reportofthe commission
IS OF agriculture for June, 1873,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-26
-ScilaiC.

l/Nlr. Morrill, from the committee on
he revolutionarp war claims, reported
hycrsely on the bin to provide for a
fttlemen, of tue claims Of officers OF
be revolutionary army and widows
I'D children Of those who died III the
krvicc, and it was indefinitely post
Daily Republican., 1876-06-22

4 ~ d
4 DON PEDRo's COMPLIMENT TO UN-
Gle SAM When Dom Pedro was III
San francisco recently, he attended ore
ofG Gtlmore's concerts, Upon the couclu-
sion,o of the performance the Emperor
approached Gilmore and said aNfr. Gil
more, I am 10 pleased with your music
that Il ever have 4 great exhibition in
Brazil, 1'm determined 10 have your
band atai More, I II telegraph Instantly
to Milan, instructing Carlos Gomez, The
celebrated composer Of my own county,
TO prepare An American Centennial hymn
as 4 cbmplime ut to The Ams1 people
from these Of Brazil, and want your
band 10 perform it in Philadelphia on
the Fourth Of july" Gilmore acquiesced;
the Emperor sent the telegram and
Genes has completed the WORK. Gilmore
has, BY written contract, the absolute
control Of the musical portion Of the
programme for tbe Fourth of July sjn
Independence Square. Then and there
this hymn will be rendered by band OF
two hundred performers. The chorus
will cnmprise one thousand voices, and
possibly Gilmore will add to this num.
ber bis New York chorus Of six hundred.
All the music will be strictly national
except onahymn, which Is to be of
cosmopoly yanEs character. "The crowd
will BE- Rks death OF the grass, though 4,
suggests the reporter 10 Gilmore's a6ent
"D-Egt the grass be returned. ssit Win
have a hundred wears u grow again
Daily Republican., 1876-06-22
GREAT BRITAIN.


s Mr.. Ckit,euden, of New York, did q
sensible hing in Congress on Monday,
when be called The attention Of the pub
lie to the necessity for extraordinary
care In The use Of fireworks ON the ap-
preaching Fourth Of July. The House
waa considering resolution appropria.
ting 81 900 for fireworks for Washington
Cityion the national anniversary, and
Mr.. Chitlenden said that since 1870, a.
bout 500, 10000 worth of property had
been destroyed by fire in this country, no
small part Of the loss being due to the
yeckless handling Of fireworks. Nne in.
stance nfthIs Is conspicaous ~
fifs In Portland, july Nh, 1876 Fbere
a:careiessly i thrown fire work lcost The,
city ten millions and several IVES, This
year, on account OF the greater import
ance Of The anniversary, II Ii probable
thai pyrotechnic indulgence may be e.
travasant and reckless, so that there Il
every need ofgreat caution. The New
York Board Of Fire UnderwTiterp, We
ars informed, have recently been serious
" considering the policy Of asking tile
President 10 issue q proclamation warn
ing the public to be careful III the use If
fireworks.