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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-29

before ~ era OF Railroads, Cairo had u
| commando. position ass centre OF COM
| merce n,d navigation. This Importance of
po,itjop she >tlll possesses. but mas now the
Additional advantage OF being great rail-
road centre 4 number OF the most Import.
ami IA iroad, in the Valley OF the Mississippi
converting to and huviDg their termini
there. Amons these, coming from the north
are the great Illinois Central Railroad.
which tray,i,er the entire >tate oil Illinois
ironits extreme northern and north e sstern
10 its southern limits, and by IL. conneciions
extends into all the great northwe-teri
grain producing States (; tue Cairo aud Vim
cennes. extending nom Cairo 10 The city Of
NiuceDnes, IN the Stste OF Indian, where
rs connections ssiord direct railroad CON.
munica,ions with All ka-tern cities; anu
the Cairo Y 81. Louis Railroad, s;fJruiug a
direct railroad communication with The
City OF 81. Louis AID oil the railroads cen.
tering there. Thc road, coming from III,
south are The New Orleans. Jackson aud
Great Northern and the Mobile ami Ohio
Railroads, which give direct railroad com.
munica'ion with the citi Of Mobile anu
New Orleans, and other southern Atlantic
sea ports. and by connecting roads with all
the country south OF Cairo; and coming
from the southwest 1, the Cairo, Arkansa.
and Texas Railroad, which ,fiords similar
communication with Sorthern Missouri.
hEhhbrio uLu icAer, anu tue principal CIT
les of those states. This last-named road
will give, also. direct connection with the
Texas and Pacific Road when II is coin le.
ted, thus ri, ing direct communication wi h
the principal port, OF the Pacific Ocean
These tn lroad-, termir aiing nj Cairo, are
now all completed and IN successfu opera.
ton, those Ia Illinois coming into the city
on u bank OF each OF the rivers, Ohio and
Mississippi. and Terminating nj their oonhu.
ence, thus ehcircling the city. The Holly
springs, Br0wlsviilr and Ohio River aaiI-
road, and the Cairo ami Tennessee River
Railroad, which viii both terminate al
CAIRO, are in course OF construction and " III
soon be completed, ana other railroads both
In Illinois and Ia states south Of the Ohio
river, which will a,Io terminate at Cairo
are projected, ana arrangements made tC
build them. The construction OF these
Will greatly increase the railroad commun
cations OF cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-29
St.Jo. Medical
INSTITUTE.
~ ta..G.s.! s::sss;.sn 1s.:s..,.

1--WE only place wher, a suia cure can he IT,.
j lied upon. Lathe j. required ia tn, way OF
advertising, a. the reputation of the Institution
l. well known throughout the West. tail and
be cow inced that this Is Ia. largest nni most
complete Institution Of the Kind In America for
me sncctssiul Ieatincnt Of all ,bruuic sexual,
Private ana Ncnertal Diseases OF both sexes, such
~ -yphill-, Gonorrhri, elect, Structure, Rup-
ture. Narirose Veins orchitis, Bubo. &c An
urinary anu syphilitic or.nercliral affections oi
the throat skin OF bones are treated with un-
pa1,ll.led success. GoDorrhTa curei Ia from
three 10 i've DAYS. syphilis cured In from 1--WE
20 ten days over 1880 cases cured, seminal
Weakness, spermatorrh0a, Night Losses, sex
ual Debility ana lmpotency, Loss OF Sexual
Power. u the result Of sell -abus. in youth sex
nal excuses IN maiuIcr years, and all impede
Inents 10 marriage, permanently cured without
mercury or any other mineral poison. Patients
nj u distance treated by letter. Medicine, sent
everywhere Young men Who have become tho
'ictiines Of solitary yicr-ihat dreadful and de-
sfrncti,e habit which annually sweeps 10 an un-
timely grave Thousands Of Young fntn OF the
most exalted talent. and brilliant intellect who
might otherwise have entranced listening senate
with the thunders Of eloquence. or walked To
ecStacy the living lyre-may call with full cont
dcnce. What pity that young man, the nope
OF ms country, The darling of his parents should
be snatchcd from all prospects and enIoy-
ments OF life by the consequences of deviaIIng
nom the path Of nature and INDUCING in a GER
tain secret habit. such persons must before
contemplating marriage, reflect that u sound
mind and body arc the most necessary requisites
TO promote connubial happiness, indeed without
These the Journey through life becomes n weary
pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darkens % the
view, the mind becomes Swallowed with dee pair
and filled with melancholy reflections that tn,
happiness OF another IL blighted with our own.
To all erfin3 young men we would say, do not
keep this Sccrcct 10 yourself and your tod until
II has Slapped the yi,ais and lett YOU wreck of
humanity curse 10 yourself AMI burden 10
society. u You are entanglcd In the snare Of
self pollution. or any private disease, nec from
IL obstruction, and apply M II Joseph Medical
institute Tor treatment, ana become once more u
human being.
FIXTURES guaranteed or money refunded
EfAll female difficulties and iinpediIneni4 10
Marriage treated with safety and success
"a great medical bookand secrets Tor ladies
and gents. sent free for two stamps.
Address -. Joseph Medical Institute. Francis
Street, between second and Third, 81 Joseph,
Missouri. El-ll-0-d&w-Iy.
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19eO3NCE: CoTnss Ninls snd wsmu
o0U10 0ouRs; Prom sAR. lem ana
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-29
OF Public lnsereSs.

For thirty years there las been nu i'm.
prOycment In the composition OF porous
plaster. The recent discovery oi Cap.
cine and Its addition to an improved po-
rous plaster has introduced to the con-
sumers aud the public. an article Of pro-
grss. The objection to the ordinary ar
ticlc Is its slow action. l,ensOn's Capcine
Porous Plaster ovcrcomes this great oh
lection by cfiecting In few hours what
the ordinary porous plaster accomplishcs
In days and weeks OF continuous wear.
Dcnson's Capcine Porous Plasters are
preferred to all others OH the following
grounds:
Fir.t--their composition is OF an i'm.
proved nature and combined
with the recently discovered veg
etahle -Capcinc--which
as powerful and unerring spc-
ciiic, has never been eQualcd In
the history Of true medicine.
They operate with astonishing
Nigor. bring almost Immediate
relief. and cure more speedily
aud with greater certainty than
any known plaster, linimcnt or
compound.
! Sccond--rhey posses. I'LL the merit OF
the ordinary porous plaster with
| above addition. and will cure all
the various difficulties for which
they have been esteemed M as
many hours as the ordinary arti-
Gle effects In days and weeks of
continuous wear.
| Third-Thcy are u genuine pharmacauii
| cal preparation. skilllully com
| bined. of the highes, order o.
merit, purely vegetable. contain
| neither metal nor mineral pois
| ons, Endorsed by physicians, aud
are in no sense u patent medicine.
Seabnry Il johnson. Pharmaceutical
Chemists, y. Y. To be obtained. for
twenty-five cent, of Barclay Bros, Cairo,
| Illinois. l-l7-lm d&w-(3
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-29

Cairo has moral, intelligent. liberal and
ehteiprising population OF about L., 000--has
= superior system OF public schools, which,
with others conducted by private enter.
yantages-is Possessed of well.establishsd
churches OF nearly every denomination
has public and pri, Nc buildings ofa supe-
rlor character-has o climate, which for "a.
lubrity aud Observation-Disclosures cannot be
surpassed-has well.regnlated and ef-
iicient municipal organization, its streets
lighted with gas, and other metropolitan adj
ami In reality not 10 he Xccllad a. a place
Oi permanent r@sidenrT
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-29

Its central location In the grcr. Nahey Of
The Ml.slsslppi, anu the great wealth ofriver
and railroad communication, gives I, Cairo
unsurpassed advantages as a commercial
point, rs 1t sfords to her egsy and cheap ac-
cess to all the grain producing districts OF
the North and West, andsimilar access TO all
the agricultural produce consumers OF the
South. thus presenting The best location In
the Weston an interchange u the respect
i've northern and southern commodities and
productions
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A SPECIALITY.

Tie BULLETIN printing
Establishment makes =
speciality Of B Heads.
Note Heads. Letter Heads
Statements. Cards. Etc. Look At these pficcs !:
small Size hill heads. per ln-o-.............sj 20
Medium size bill heads. per ihcusand......... 2 Is
All on fourteen pound paper. Carlisle mills
rated two cents per pound higher than paper
used by any other ofce-ruled 10 order NJ the
mills especially for this oficc.
statements, Carlysie, per 90
Letter Heads. Carly-c per loo ................ 20
Note Heads Carlysle, per loo ... 90
Visiting cori, per package .5c
Busiue- cards, No j-rly Bristol board
per ~ to q
business cards, No blank, per lccp...,..... ) -
Quartcr.shect half -hct. tull-shect and three
sheet poster. and colorc',wcrk below - Loui,
prices.
Pamphlet. Book Work AMI Price List, made
. slIcrinlty
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-29

Lots ana land IL Cairo are now 0ilersd al
very low prices, siording favorable oppor.
tuniiies to purchase, aud the owners pre-
Sent the location TO the public as offering
tabl shInent OF commercial or manufacture.
ing enterprises, and the best locality IN the
country for profitable investment Of capital.
4. STAATs TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
rusteeH, etc.
CAIRO, Ill, May 1T, ISTs.
b-i1.tl
, 1876-09-26
CRIMINAL.

A INST army Of prostitutes and warrants
gathered IN from the sluns Of tho West Division
were bcfnrc Justice Morrison at tile West
Division Police Court yesterday and Werc flned
In sums ranging from $l00 down.
Gilbert Addy and George Wright, who held
up Charles Ponton at the rorncr OF Madison md
Market streets at AL carly hour Sunday 'norsl-
ing, were yesterday held by J9sttce Suinmcr'se!d
in $4,000 each to the Criminal Court.
james Brown, n grocer on Blue Island avenue,
Inlulgcl iii row about a week ago with james
Conucll, ut the corner Of Madison and Ilalstcd
streets. Lust night Brown WAS arrested upon a
warrant fur mayhem, Which tneaHs that he !llc-
gaily tilncl uir lis RntagUntst's nosc.
Coroner Dfetxsc. yesterday held m inquest
upon Jntnes II. 3mtth,who died from the effects
of beating with billinrd cue. Tie jury re.
turned verdict lit aceordance with the facts,
and with tho County Physicians poBt.mortc1i
showing the cause uf death to have hccn frnc-
turo Of the skull ahuye the right temple,
. Thomns Sexton was held without ball Us the
murderer.
c. C. Harding lsecps what the police term an
nsslgnation house 1T No. 5G9 Jefferson STRUT.
During yesterday afternoon Charles Licb Ind q
quarrel In tho pllce with Ills woman, aud, while
truuncing her nEound by tho llair Of her head
was set Upon by Harding, armed with poker
aud was quite srvprgIv beaten. Harding Is
locked up 1T the Wcst Madison Street Station
without ball, to await the results df L1cb's In
luries, which, 1t is thought, will not provo
fatuf.
, 1876-09-26
Sl1icIlE.

HQfcu4 I!1pQIcH 10 1he ]FtouH4.
ANN AKHon, ailcll., Sept. 25.-J0hn Gccr,
nearly 20 ycars old, died today from thu effects
Of morphine which lle took yesterday. lie was
not found III his room, till tuu late to save Ills
life. lie left note on bis table saying tlat ho
was awarc Of doing wrong, yet could no longer
endure tho physical puin which l,c had lre1l al
aicted with TOR llla1ly years. llo WAS nnce pros
peruus, and was father Ut tho vile u tllc pro-
pEIetor Of the Leonard fIuuse, this clty.
apect4i Dspa,ch 10 ne Tribune,
FEonIA, ILL.,, Sept. 25.-ueorge Alghcs, Nh
unknown man, but supposed to bc u tranit
committed suicide ncar tic Village Ut Kickaplo
yesterday by cutting Ills throat. lie IL thought
to be resilient Ut Nova Scotia.
.:3sctdf nldDaicA to Jns 1rituas
rnrstic infclcity has resulted Il, the commission
ot suieido by liunging, the victim being uer-
nun whose wife tls HE'D Il plea fur l!vorce VI,
tho ground VI marital fncotnpat,bilty. Thu
suicide Ind for sone timo been ii,
tho employ of slrssrs. Cusu l. Co., an! used
to retire IL his cabin nightly unl wreak hIs ven.
geallee on Ills helpless children. Last night he
lruye thetn out ilto tue street, and this Mor,.'
lug his worthless carcass was found dangling ut
tic end vi q rope. Ills wife has thus found
surcease Of coIlnubial bEotls without tho aid Of
ths law, aud luis progeny will bo much happier
tYithuut him.
, 1876-09-26
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, sEPllMBEK

+ H. enpa 9sn ousE i fGsEs't&G" j. esaee'. sf 1@' BRAIN s
s cer 1t liver, i; cancer Of ncck, !; ea!,-
cur Of stomach, 1; cancer Of uterus, I;
cholera tnfantuu,, IL; commissions, 10;
Group, 10, tracac1is, Il, debility, !; !liarrhca,
1;dlphtherta, 81; tralsy, II; dyspepeia /; iysc,l-
terry, q, cnterite, 1; epilepsy, /; eryspclas, l;
cOn9ckt!vc fever, /; pnc!pcFnl fever, !; scarlet
fever, II; typhoid fever, IT; gastro entcIltfs, 4;
hcart disease, g; hcrnta, /; lianitton, l'rlehss
disease disease. Of kansy. /; Inflammation n.ts's 81
liver. manla puorpcra1. |; measles, 1; uncn!n.
meningitis, /; morbus coxayiNs, |; old age, y;
paralysis, /; pcrttonItcs, Il; petnphlgus, !;
phthists pulmonalls, -; plcurisy, l.; nny',non!a,
o. rachtis 1; scpttrtia, /; sptna lttlgia, l; sui
tide, |; taocs nuscntcfiea. g.; teething /; tFls-
mus, 1; urcm!a, l; wfpoplng cougi.2. Asco'il.
au M Increase Of ii, md al lncreaso Ut
i uycr tho corresponding week Of Inst gear. The
ngcs of deceased arn rs fo1lows: Under year.
80; from to ., 81; . to y, IS; to I. 0; to 9,
9; to TO- II; 10 to 20, II; el TO 10 ]: 30 to 70,
10; 10 to 60 III 30 to 10, i; 10 to ~, ~ to 81,
4; 80 10 &c, 4; % to 100, l. There were 81 males;
q feH,atcs: II marricd anil n single pcrsuns:
White persons. ISL; colorcd, !. TEe e. ratio ot
as to 2,Sl1: The highest temperature va: 70
degrees, and the lowest 81 deg; mcar, Ua.8 deg.
There was rainfall OF 1900 Of ar inch. Moses
Hnokc. Assistant Health Commissioner. re-
ports TINT lG0 nuisance notices lave been eerv-
cd, anu l49 nutsanccs. plated. There have been
condemned as unit for food, 81 quarters 81
hGcf; IS sheep; 2 llngs; Is calves; a5U pounds
frcsll meat; dozen pratrEe chickens; 2 lUzen
ducks; aud LOCO 1-po,ind cans uf corn.
, 1876-09-26

many rn,n(0cat'one, raIA Senator Jones, Tint It
already EcCIns a gigantic tnhk tn every lncf1hcr
al tho Commission. II },nh Eccn suggested thai
tic Committee should visit Nevnda anll examine
tic records Ut tho Comstoek lotlct na tho work
ng nf tile n,tnc6 there Ind bccn recorded from
the frat IN The most accurate manner, and IN
suct1 way that tho menlhcrs Of It would be able
TO understand utter examination how tile I'm.
mcnsc production OF the CUtnstock mines lad
Infected tho bullion markell
Ono of tho greatest difficulties, Hcnntor
Joncs anltt. las hGen tn devise n series Of qucs-
ttol,s TINT would be sufEciontly comprehensive
and vet not too lonv. The Comtntte0n urn
convinced that their work will be tednnh mud
prolonged, md It cau scarcely he expected that
any rcrlics will bo received from abroat, after
tho intcrragatortcs have been ecnt out, under
three months. a number Of witnesses hnYe hnve
tccn spoken 0F, but no pcrsons have been mct'-
toned IA experts, and tho Commissioners arc
Mt q lu.s to determine who arc "experts." !"
Willie In every other department Of research
specialists can rea.lily he found whose opInons
could be acceptcd rs authoritative III thc
braucl,cs OF study to whtc! they had devoted
themselves, Il, tlat Of money there we're very
fow Indeed.
Tie meetings Of the Commission arc a. yet
merely fnfornnl discussions. NJ two ot the
members hnvc been able to agree upon tic
mrtlotls to e pursued, md tl,clr plans will ,c
still l,1rtl,cr considered from dny To day unlt
course Ut procedure can be adopted.
, 1876-09-26
THE CITY.


The fall term commenced at Rush Medical
College Yesterday, with large attendance OF
students. ...-...
The first, this season. Of All.SaInts' soeiAl
no.tics, viii be ttat Of Dec 10. sorcc dansnntc
and supper, with music, at alartlne's "est slud
Hall, IS Ada street.
The Temperature yesterday, IS observed by
Manas.c, opticialI, No. s. Madison street
fTn1nuNE Dutldlng), was as follows: o. M, GS
ssS.t !. m,' Of. Barometer S 8. m., 1905; .. M,
Last evening Mt GROWS HILL, Mrs. Ellen
o'Conor Banks, In tllo inteam % oetmsen ,sit rGta,
lIalstcd street druggist: The audience was
yery thin and the narration was tll-tfEncl aud
out Of place.
The annual business meeting of tho Woman's
Christian Temperance Union WILL 10 9cia At
strcdt, at 10 a. m. thIs morning. A full attcn:
dance OF the ladies Is requestcd. as the plans Of
the year are to bo made.
a few Of tho lady Directors Of tho Protestant
Orphan Asylum met yesterday afternoon to
perfect plans for lunches to bs e g1gen .. ior tne
was small, tho consideration Of the Question
was postponed until next Tucsday afternoon.
The fircmcn's annual tournament will bc held
st DceatuT, in this State, Oct. II. Tho Idea Of
the tournament Is trial OF apparatus q; anu 'I's-
sns, s4sns c d c sao o ei, ei TncFe T. M i 10
be one sweepstakes prize, co,npctitlon Tor winch
10 open to any. company. TINT may come. and
there orc alrcady entries from ron'panics III IN,
diana, Ohio, Michigan, WISCONSIN, Iowa, and
sevesal other States.
With tile usual 1fbcralLty Of tho management
Of the Northwestern Railway, they 'lapc decided
to ppcn their ltnc for tho continuous sale Of cx-
cursfun tickets to the Chicago Exposition until
tic 9th Of Oetohcr, 1naking them gueAl tu return
until Oct. 10. This will. ALLOW visitors all tug
time they may need for careful examination ol
the exhibition, as we'll ne for the transaction OF
outside business, and will doubtless greatly tn-
crease the travel to Chicago.
It was rumorcd. yesterday, that The West Di-
thcir track u, Randolph street to Lake street,
and rtln cars only on tho latter thoFouEhfnre.
This rumor probably grew out Of tAe lnct TINT
steel rails are being substituted Tor tic iron
President Jones cnnnot account for the circula-
tion Of the story fl my other way, hc saying
tia. there is not 4 word Of truth In 1t.
Tic next rehearsal Of the Mnotly aud sankcy
choir will occur this evening At 1880 o'clock in
Farwcll Hall. few more applicants for mem
bersll!p, II properly recommended by their
pnstoys, will be accommodated with rehearsal
Tickets ut Young Mems Chrsatlan Association,
15O Madison street, any time during tn.tlay.
Persons Wishing tickets must apply i'nMedlate-
ly, As there arc hut three more rc!iearsals,
1nclnbcrs Of the chofr arc requested to be pres-
ent at each.
Early In May Inst TIE TRIBUNE published q
short notice ul Adarns' Fanurau.tc Mnp of His
tory, a most admirable work, tho beat 0f the
kind that has ever been offered to tho public.
The notice stated tllut tho Chicago nsents wero
]. Atwatcr Il Sun, but nU such names can be
found in tho Chlcngo Directory. The Inquiry Il
frequently mado hy pcop!e wlere they ran ting Ing
n tlln f,r fills III lua
, 1876-09-26
TIE BLACK, HILLS.
Arrlynl Of Almost Ton OF Cold at Chcy-
ellf19.

..,.., ~ A,.,..A . o,a,, - r.,I ~ 0,.,.
4ArrAsn1 VI Al"aoss Aon u ool" at eAeS-
: ,,.. t."s.. s.ae. Co., ~
IAegea"e A.eoae'. sep , ~.
sundays i,eadsF announced the arriSal at Fort or
Laramie OF ". T. Wheeler and party with 1,00o
pounds Ut gold, gathered from one claim on
Dcadwood Crcck, Black Hills. during thu mast
nna n,au,hs A., ~ :, 1vhsa,ar .,,a lis nv.
ners, 9. farnhan, H. hyan, and Joseph Wcbber,
arrived hcro yesterday noun, aeeotllpanle1 W "a
a11nca csgoFt oi 10 tlcn, VINO wgro paiu s.oo
cach Tor tnclr services ana EuaIu
!ng fhe treasure-troyo IRON Deaa~ood To THIS
city, the trap Occupying eight days.
, 1876-09-26

inquiry Of the Judge, mil II came out subsc-
aucnt1y that the question had lccn raised IN the
Interest Of Alexander Sullivan.
Tho Court 8ai,t TINT, when The matter was
presented 10 him, he told the States Attorney
that It did not euIt,e before him In such form
rs called Tor Nh opinion. It was very tmpor-
tant question. md lie lad not considered II cx-
ccpt incidentally, bl. lie had concluded that It
could not ho properly presented unless tho Jury
ns body absolutely desired TO reconsider. Il
II wns not presented In TINT form, he did
not think the Court wns called unou TO answer,
or ought to answer. It was matter for the
Jury to look Into. II they determined to recon.
slider, they could nsk the Court through their
foreman for leave to Withdraw for the p,,rpbso
Of rceonstdcring tho Indictment. The Court
would then examine tho question whether they
had right to do It, md decide whether they
would bc allowed to hare tho Indictment.
1t is understood that only fur OF five Of the
jurors fnyor reconsideration, aud Il fs there.
fUrc not likely that the matter will be ngntn
heard Of III court. No further action WINS taken
yesterday, at lea4t.
, 1876-09-26

sl1cx: lin. i1e has Charged, during his twe
md ,hrcoNuartcr years', service, mileage for
roncnt alleges, ntd has received in money
s:ss5.u lcss tlan he Is charged with receiving,
What ncxtI
The indicted County Commissioners who
have not taken change Of venue Will bc tFled
t!rday II they io not ask for and Ct more time.
nsS ta aG atp Ga%isn sssi: sl Ss as' sas e y
one who Is 4 member oi the present Board. F.
Warden Kimberly was aro,ind yesiersiay
rcMly to testify II the cascs n, n u, 1's
nervous. Tic rcsult Of thu trials depends,
however, ycry largely Oil tho course that Sweet
Ger, Que Of tt!e cpnspirators, will take. His
testimony before tho dran!l Jury was t'an.
1g y hh S sJttIS @ S ss SssIv .aye r. ss
in Itself to sc!lI TINT gentleman 70 The Pcni-
tcntiary. III Is believed to haye It In Ills power
10 send several of hfs co.conspirators aheatl Of
lin, hut whether he will DO It or not rclnalns
to IL seen.
In tic Criminal Court ycttcrlay a limb Of the
LAW llal IT, deal witt, an exceedingly bard client,
nnd the client with m frnreeunlous attorney:
larceny, md hs iawyet. agrced With him, tl'e
only dispute being whether the former could
eseaue the ipenitcntaFy or not: The amount Of
money involved was s0Ge itflavlny been found
On te risoncrs Srson when afrcs'e, e''t inc
uncertain whether tlse entire sum Ind been
stolel,. III addressing the Jury tho attnrncy
Urged that his client te found guilty OF stealing
s15, which would make his casc petit larceny,
,lc'nn,n'cd ;,r lice 'd. tda. that s amount be turnr'!
aSs1 es re,s 81 e s e'It Tss' Saase Rogers e
was ycry much AMUSED Ut tl'o moreMcnt, AND
nov Knows moru about hnw "lawyers" collect
ft,nfr fnur han. efa,rr fNftant1.
ever, to make the order asked for, mud lust
where the lnwyer will yet llis $403 was the all
absorbing question, us he aud the prisoner sep
nrutctlt-the one to 50 to jail anu tho other In
search Vi new subject.
DOMESTIC 1NrEL1ciTr.
4 few days agu Mrs. Maria F. Lghtfoot, wlfo
Of Daniel N. Lightfoot, 1osng business at Mo,
o. Twenty-eccullu street, tiled bill IN the Cir
what seemed to trc ample grounds; lti answer
tn this iato Saturday afternoon Dantc! ta1ne
over to tic County Building at1l filed petition
In the County CLurk's otllce., alleging
tlsat Maria was insane, and nsking that
ses forth TINT tllu insanity of tie defendant
could .,r established by divers witnesses, alnung
others Mrs. A!oric, Mrs: Fletcher. Mr.. aud Mrs
Garrcr, j. ". Knox, Mrs Badger, and Mr.. and
thc arrest Of Mrs. Lishtioot, rsturnablo At Z
| o'clock yesterday. At tho appointed time tho
| officer ennlo into court and nna1e mixed re.
turn, to tlle effect that tho Defendant could mol
be founa aud that be- had been H. ses'sts, ..it
charge Of his duties. Daniel. lem
lank, cadaverous.loulfng indtyittual, was "
hand, and was no little annoyed that he and LII
witnesses lad been outgcncralcd. Ills attor.
! tho Court that Marla be brought IN. lie under
stool, he said, that she was being sccrtfed bJ
her uttorncy, gentleman named Knox, aud q
wutltcd him To come f1rth: Tho, Court coult