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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-01
Rev Nr. roDtr Defends Mr. q u. Par.
sons.

sons.
EDITOR CAIRO BULLETIN A recent
number Of your paper contains an article
on "rhc Whipping Post in Schools" in
which injustice is done Mr. Parsons
formerly of your city. now a teacher and
superintendent OF public schools of
Evansville. The article says mir. Par
sons logged one OF his pupils so severely
that paralysis cnsued. and 1t was doubt
ful ii the boy ever rcgailcd the use of
his limbs
The truth OF the mater j.. the boy was
crippled before the whipping. which hau
nothing to do with his paralysis. The
only marks visible were on his ear, which
was somewhat swollen and black and
blue. and scratch Oh the crippled hand.
neither OF which seemed TO Re very Sc.
we're.
While there are some who blame Mr..
Parsons for his severity. the majority OF
our people fully justify him in all he did.
The school board examined the whole
matter carefully and unanimously sus-
tanned him in the exercise of needed az d
wholesome discipline. The jury before
whom the matter was tried Tor two days,
acquitted him. to Tie satisfaction of every
one who took the trouble to become ne
quainted with the facts.
This explanation i due TO Mr.. Par
sons. "a well a. 10 the the excellent
school board Of this city. Yours truly,
&. II. FooTE.
ENansNilla I1nnnrN 90 l91G
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CENTENNIAL
NAAQUIRADE BALL:

The Delta City Cornct Band will give n
Grand Masquerade Ball on February
10Th. 1876, at the New Turner Hall. cor
ncr Tenth street and Washington avenue.
There will DE two prizes awarded, a
gold headed cane for the gentleman, and
fine musical album to the lady for the
best represented character in attendance,
the decision to bc made by dis!utcrcs'cd
parties.
New costumes from IT. Louis will be
for rent at Phil Saup's store.
~ Tickets for sale at l.. g. Schuh's
J. Burgers, T.. & W. Buder's and Nc
Gauley's drug store. l-22-td.
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&. Koch has removed his boot and
shoe shop from the old stand TO his
new brick building Zone block below,
No. 30 Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, where he will
keep the hest home made and ST. Loui
custom made boots and shoes, made Of
the best material good workmanship
and In the latest styles. All orders
promptly attended 10. 9-23-ti.
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On and after this date the prices OF
wood and coal at my yard, adjoining the
Cairo and st. Louis Marrow Gauge depot,
will be as follows:
Four foot wood per cord, IS 80: four
foot wood per half cord, 81; four foot
wood, sawed. per cord, - 30; four foot
wood, sawed and split. per cord, So; Big
Muddy coal per single ton, 81; same per
two tons, s. 80: same per four tons and
upwards, So ~.
All goods delivered.
l-7-lm Jas. X. LANE, Prop'r.
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;taid at Granville all night. hal a
dotible-barreled shot gun; don't knov
anything about his saying he would ve,
away " didn't have shot gun: he said
IN q laughing manner that when we pot
to the hollow he had good horse, aud
he was going to leave US; | told him
had good shot gun with sixteen slug.
IN each barrel. and they wonld follow
MN. This was the evening after MusicL
was put In jail at Marion.
Al five o'clock, court adjourned until
$50 this morning.
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For Kansns ana CoIorado

Tho Atchison, Topeka and Santa 10
railroad from Kansas City and Atchison
on tho Missouri river, via Topeka, the
capitol OF Kansas. and the beautiful Ar
kansas valley to the Rocky Mountains.
The shortest route to Puehelo the Grand
Canon, Colorado Springs. Manitou,
Pixies Speak, and all places OF note in the
mountain regions. The favorite route
to Denver aud all points In Northern
Colorado. The best route to Southern
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New coal once,

+. NJ. Ward has opened coal ONCE on
south side:of Eighth street. No.34, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, In
Sargents shoe store. He will sell Har.
risburg coal delivered In any part OF the
city at 50 rs per single ton, or 80 per
ton IN four-ton lots Big Muddy coal at
81 per single ton, or 81 80 for two tons,
all delivered. These are rock bottom
prices, and mean cash and cash only.
1-23-lm
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We will pay no bills contracted by an,
employc Of The BULLETIN, unless thu
same Is made on written order si2Det
by the president or secretary Of the com
pany, and We will accept no orders givcr
by an employc Of the company, for an,
purpose whatsoever.
CARo BULLETIN COMPANY.
November 10. 1875. n
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Looking After the Mississippi.

l.. ii. Clark, chief engineer of the Hi.
nOis Central railroad. is in the city for
the purpose Of examining the abrasions
Of the Mississippi river in the direction OF
the Central road. 1t is said the Central
will aid the city in securing the passage
through congress of the appropriation 10
protect the river bank.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-01

lf wood by the cord, 50 75; { (.
wood by the half cord, 81 90; an sawed,
per cord, 81 30; Z It wood sawed and
split per cord, s. 90. Coal, per single
ton, 81 90; coal, two tons, 81 20; coal,
or more tons, 81 80.
l-0-lm. G. W. WBsnLln 4 Co,
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Always on hand at the Butcher, and
Drover's Exchange on Eighth street.
Pilsner's Cincinnati aud Pin. Best's Mil
waukee Beer. Grand lunch every morn
ing and evening at $3.50 o'clock. Come
one Come all LOUIS BLArTAU.
AZ
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The above reward will be paid for the
delivery Of silver huntins.cass watch,
at the BULLETIN Office. The watch vss
lost in Cairo on yesterday Or The night
before. Y,s
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-01

Wanted
everybody TO know that the place 10 get
A smooth shave,
good shampoo.
A fashionable haircut,
Or anything Ia that line,
IL at the GRAND GENITAL BAnSnA.
'uoP, corner Eighth and Commercial.
s-s-tf j. GEORGE STnINHousR.
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Goal! Coal!

wish to inform the citizens Of Cairo
that ! keep Oh hand large supply Of
coal of different kinds, which will sell
as follows, delivered In any part of the
city: 81 30 to ~ per ton. cash, and full
weight guaranteed. JAMES Ross.
l.ll.lul
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aItuNtiOn wanted

by young woman TO do house work.
chamber work, or rs waiter in a hotel.
Apply next door to Rough and Ready
engine house on Washington avenue.
lf
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For Sole.

Choice Minnesota potatoes at 80 cents
3er bushel; and large supply
d fresh groceries always on hand
At low prices. Choice butter specially.
l2-3O-tf l.. II. MYERs.
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=. =. We have four dozen Imitation Ebony
" s1Hgue Can.Openers, taken for adyer-
sxksy dng, which we will sell at two dollars
w. Der dozen. Inquire at Bulletin office.
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WHO THEY AREl
The Tax.Paycrs WAC wish tn" Ear.
row sn.Sc Road - 1emain on tI.
Outside OF the 1cNec.

CnRo, III. Jan. %, 1876.
The undersigned, taxpayers of the
city of Cairo. for the purpose of prevent
ing the appropriation Of New Levcc
street. aud part of Washington avenue
and Mulberry street and cross leyee. in
the city OF Cairo, to the use OF the Cairo
and I. Lolis railroad company, or other
roailroad company, do hereby employ
Samuel p. Wheeler ~ our attorney, aud
authorize him to institute such ,uit or
suits as in his Judgment may be- neces-
sary FOR this purpose in our names or
otherwise ~ may be cXpcdient and
proper and we agree to bear such rea-
sonable expense as may be Incurred pro-
portionaly
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Try Tnem.
Hall dime, half dime, cigar, Havana
miller. at Cowperthwaits q Phillips.
l.2l.H.
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wanted.

A woman 10 cook and help wash ;
wages Sl2 a month. Apply ut this
office u
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. liesus
For
.onts. at Winters Gal


For salc-A $l2 80 order on. city Of
Carbondalc. Enquire at BULLETIN office.
1.2i.tf T.. A. BURNETT.
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HL
city Of Cairo,

colored and vanished, for sale at half
price (s2.5O) at the BULLETIN Office.
10000 note heads, 10000 envelopes,
10000 letter heads, 10 reams statements,
20 reams bill hcads-Carlisle paper-just
received and for sale at the BULLETIN
office.
For any of the above articles, apply
he BULLETIN office. l.. a. BURNETT
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Oyster, Fish
AND
GAME DEPOT!


We will sell, hereafter, our goods at
the following prices, and solicit the pat
ronage of the public:
OYSTERS.
Family brands, per can....". 80 cent?.
Standards, per can....."."..." 45 cents.
Select, per can...... ..........".. 30 cents.
Select, extra, per cau,..,...,." % cents,
Tub oysters, per lOO..... "..""$l 90
FISH.
Chicago Trout and WhIte...ll cts. per ID.
Game, Pan Fish. o.. 10 and ~ cts. per ID.
OAME
VI all descriptions constantly ON hand,
consisting Of Wild turkey, squirrels and
yenlsOn.
GROCERIES.
Family groceries very cheap Tor cush.
TEA AND COFFEE
Made specially. Give us trial.
MEATS,
Cheaper than the cheapest.
Respectfully,
l2sa.lf, WI. WINTER. JR.. 4 Co.
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For Sale.

"A silver plated No. o Wilson Shuttle
Sewing Machine, hard (piano) finish,
valued ut $50. Will be sold at $40 dis
count, on good terms, and ordered direct
from the factory.
--COlored aud mounted Maps OF the
city OF Cairo at 50 30 each (hali price,
A No. o Wilson shuttle SEWN. Ma
chine valued at $75. viii be sold at SIS
discount, and ordered direct from the
factory.
"A 500 Remington Sewing Machine
$50 on for cash. Suitable for tailor or
boot and shoe manufacturer.
"A style "E," "Clough, Warren &
Co. Parlor Organ, right from the fac
tory at Detroit. List price, $500. viii
be sold for $500.
1000 sheets of bristol board just re-
celvcd at the BULLETIN Office, and tor
sale to the trade.
MOUNTED MAPS
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~ Great Medical Beck
~ osersts for Lsdiss anA Cent?. SATIN ~
we MO- r 4aei S;iblcAI HsrryH
lelesday. ~ Sesspe ~
, 1876-05-16
a Homunco OK Russian History.

4fFt0 fOFA IfpFfH.
The Inst 0!grCt descendant Of u F0mauttca1Iy IA.
NOUS historical house has Just died In suxc. Alien
l,urg, 1t tho ege Of % ycArs:: ThIa was jane
galle, and sagtn. Sis was tho daughter Of iho
audi 1871 a,ArFcd FslDee rgnstsili Do Du.lnontc,
any T. VIII tsr yap Ut h. hst x
lIne Of The celebrated Ernst Dtlon, who, having
besn burn tn 1Hs7, tho grandson ot . groom, On.
1yanoyna. nleeo Ut pcter tho Great, and negens
Duchess o. ConrlAna. Peters niece was as dsino-
s5 ess s M T. ess s.s ~ her
accession 10 tic inipertal thronr, made HIN Gsand
cba.nbs.hin Ct Hasssa. lle was b!uts+ and q
coat-ofnFms of thu groat Fyenci. house Of li!ton,
fsum which tho Englss4 Lords byron descend, and
adorte1 both thelr name and tsaF escutchson, yery
u The great Scotch house q huy, arqaises of
r%ss41als H. nteane AN BY fasof q sspss!a
tln mobiles Of Courland frightened BY HIN Into
slectlnK him their sovereign Duke. Anna u llor
ass4 texa anas
consprah ugaia4t aud oyesthrow h!u,, and 10 waa
seut to y!bsrla Elizabeth recalled him ind sent
Tecalied hlm 70 1t. Petersburg and thu :syini.
lin liz dssr M paehy OF coaiiand. Aivsfs!ty hsd
and Ii. raia @ VS.. 20 st as9 d tilt liz son WI
suffered to aoccued him on lila tlcnth tn 1772 ThiA
sohf however, was expelled IN l70i and It IL thd
" somi royal lady. sothss In only throo ilvsa
90 buck from tho regn of Alexander u, u !iuBsla
Il sh1 ,KI ct rs ho 1es IT, oa sfat e
Louis. duke u TalIeyf.nd, cou,lanl, Bagaa, snd
hs s 5es s shsras w. sa ef'k. fl. III: Ssep
son and bclr, tho Marquis Maasiee q Taileyss1l,
matEsd y sona !sass ago csiaia Aiss Elizabeth
, 1876-05-16
FOREIGN. !.
Conclusions Reachedby the Chan.
celIors' Conference at
Berlin, -.
Arrest. of Some Of tho -porpetra.
tors: Of tho. Sn10nicn Out
rage.
Tho Revolution in Bulga.ia Said to Bo Dy-
Ing Out,



TnD BERLIN PROGRAMME.
BERLIN. May 15.-Thc memorandum in regard
to tho Turkish troubles agreed upon by tho tbreo
Chnncollors at their conference hero last scrk has
been eommu1lcatcd 10 the guaranteeing powers.
While maintaining, Count Antirassy'a notc ns tho
bass, 1t conccdca tho c0na!derEtlon Of the reforms
demanded by tho iususgcnt leaders. Tho French
md Italian AnbassadorB hnvo given Official notlf!
cation of tho complete concurrence OF thclr 70.
fpectiye Governments In tho result OF the confes1
enco
ORDERED TO sALoN1cA.
Tho German iron. .clnds Deutschland, Kaiser
Kron prins, and Friedrich Karl, and dispatch. ooat
Porncrauln, under Admiral 13atsch, will 70 10
salonIca noxtwcek. The gunboat Nautilus, bound
froIa Malta 70 Port Said, has been ordered to pro-
coed td Conssaptiuopae !;
Coxar4xrrsor1E May 1b.-1tts ol1c!alty stated
that tho l,nlgarinn disturbances arc expected 70
With great osses In segcral engngcmont1 md many
fave given IN their submissions to thu authorities;
1o p soS5s near drh
men war havo arrived hero. ,
ARRESTS.
sALoMlcA May 15,-It Is officially announced
that eighteen arrests 1lave been mado Ia addition 10
those previously reported.
GREHCH:
ArnKNs,, May 15.-zThc ,1nriu arc rrsnfosctng
taku slnl1r act!on IN that quarter. It Is alleged
that foreign on1isaar7cs ottcnvorIng to induce
Christians on tho frontier TO revolt Grcat nglA-
ton prevails in Crete.
LoSDoN, May 1916 0. m.-Thc Trench squadron
for salonsca niust0r 81 guns and. i, 20 men, tho
ueIman squadron % guns nnl q, 900 mon.
The ConAtantinople correspondent reports TINT
tho Sultan has contributed $3.50, 900 from hls pff
%ato tFeasnty for the payment Of officials.
l. POLITICAL REVOLUTION.
The 71n1es correspondent at Constantlnoplc telc-
graphs that hy tho changer made ia obedience to
tho demonstration Of the Spftas grcat revolution
has been accomplished, ThiA Ia tEe atat instance,
to te III G q soss t
Curno power In tho state,
: The Daily iNstos dispatch from Constnntinopld
aays the Softas p1ofusa fr,oaly soutmonts towards
the Chtistfana: They insist On tue establs shmcns
Of \ National Council, and the appointment 81 MIDI
Int Pasha to bo Grand Flziert ouIy agreeing to &C.
ccpt tho present Vizicf Professionally.
, 1876-05-16

I17fEsp1s&a0tc* NEH 11f< H1f91. -
The ln9l teet Of q cosmopolitan atmosphere Is
lack u surprise ut hearing your Own language
hlrpad; and an Egyptian Arab this morning In
9he main bull showed Just average untl cultural
Pleasurs u being unexpectedly addressed by u
}ystander in Arabic, whom he directed to the
Forkmen from Jerusalem % tho other Arab col
}ny Of tho Exposition. But tile uatlyo AIucr-
tan " not wholly uproote.i, nnd is still to bu
Aeasd " tho land. "An' how fur might
kquafo be, sad patriot stranger to patriot
end Il ~ was 1 Phllsydclphian like meself, yot
would know 1t was to the next carper.' AM
It thin," said the patrlut etralgur, " fuhat We
NnW yaasketn call block I" "An' It ts.n
, 1876-05-16

The pedestrian tournament at tho Exposition
Building was well. attended yesterday afternoon
mud evening, and tho I5.eEsat manifested was con-
siderable. The long.dlatanco performers kept on
their way without much halt or rest until last
evening, when thoy bcgan to seek their steep, until
ut II O'Clock last night only three wero loft and
they were shose who had taken somc rest during
tho. duy.. Tho ii. beat. records wore those Of
Smith and Gnyon, The former left the track at
hs tS 5s 81 9 asa th0 s 1
Harding walked "a miles up 70 U:l3, whom ho &c.
Ilill had covered, 80 miles up to 11:4o, ind was
oconnor Walked 81 miles up 10 o:so, when ho RI.
:. HoacA had walked II milcs up to 40, and was
,lsussel walked ss ullcs up to os2o when 10 re.
Stowql9 retired At :as, having mado ~ miles. !
Deyis waa tranllIng away at 1:4o, with 7b nioo!
Elsld Went to bed at n,2o with "a, naest TO hts
Ennis, Of this city, and Anderson, Of Iowa, tho.
.hln 44th mile md tho latter on Ills 2Bth. Ennis
was pufostnnate enough 70 have boen Kicked fow
days ago and the rominlseenco of tho hurt laid him
1t Is not so caey to pick ont the winner as might
haso bcon supposed t,efore The started. Smith
tha 1 a,espoon Roon tie TO- boys nate q % mica VIA
wxed snd pr9yc uitf s eleven e.
W Nts}nsl lpwlapd seoond In $780, nnd James
1n;y sbo iSsenK f. H. = ceas cSsi1ssy ind + n s. l. LKaBapG aepsG
nun, entered and walked 10 mllcs for prize Of
ferca BY thy management. Gcraghty won worry
a match It for $5o ss1o was announced bstweon
70. John 1ddy and IT. + A. Al1eoeE the latter to roeSye
Ills opponent wnA running. Tho money According
, 1876-05-16

Mrs. Kembles FIrst Trinl Gu tho EtuRe.
Here Ia Fanny Ke1nb1c's account, from, tho Dune
.af'anic Of Jus hrst atago decIan,ntIon: 'Afew
ne 10 the ttsastc with lin to try whether MY voice
was OF sufficient strength to I'LL the building; 70
ththcr went. That strange.1ooklng placr, tho
stage, With Its racks OF paHteboartt anl canYaH-
atrcots, forests, banqueting. halls, and dungeons
mot soul stirring III tho Entlfaltnct sccesscs Of
fts mysterious depths, which scelnod To str1ch in
l1canitIiy beh!nd me. In front. tho great uu,phf.
thestS s9ay emp.y nna ssn. n r.
,Lut for lung, sharp, th!n shaft uf light Tint larie
Ileeu and thato FROM sue height aud distance fur
,aboye lnc Ahd alishtea I'M sudden, vivid SPOT u
% s sse sst dow" s IL hs oaPx dSt x
(1athtrs yUico coming to mo from utcra he
;Ntood,. lardiy dlstIngussAab'o in tho gloom,
IN thoso pocttcal .nttotances VI pathetic
iny Yo!eo rcaounded Though lie grcat vault uboYa
lnud bufnr0 uae, aud. completely carried 4wny by
lthp inspiration Of tho wonderful play, actei!
II had no Visible RoMso, and no audience 10 thwa1t
f7ny imagination; a. least bud no conaciousuess
Rofany, though tn truth had ono. In tho back OF
tono Of thu Vtlyata boxes, A'mEanding tho stagu
~ attsehed hend ii my iasher's. Mai. III bM, "
hnan OF tho world, ,-of London boriuty, I44slon-
kato lover OF thu stage, Eli AMATEUR actdr Of no
I1nean merit. 9na o. tav Mc!nbers Vt tho famous
IL sn. $soPssny Ws H III s,s
ttclncd and couttly, courteoua gcntlenu; tho hest
tudge, t many respects tlat my tathcr cbuti ,,ayu
selected, Of my capacity for my profession and
p.ent had lustide.i NY kind old trcnI's nrouhrcy
did know tint he had Witnessed That niuruing'a
performance, aad Joining my father Ut III. snl Ut
u haa sad. 'hEnE hcs out q once; II will 10 u
Siuae was brought oat, anu 1t WIS great suc.
, 1876-05-16
GREAT BRITAIN.

,MuTINEEIS IN FnIsoN.
LONDON, 1Iay 1Ei.--Two Italians, OF, the. bark
Caawcils c1cw, who left tho yessc In o stnall boat
OF tho coast of Brazil, arc In custody tn Bnenos
Ayscs, wtGtc they landed.
DAHONEY.
In tho House of Commons 1t WAS stated that tic
blockade Of tho .coast Of Dahomey would DO In.
sttnted July 1.
IN THE COMMONS.
LONDON, Mny 10-h u, n1,-ihc I!oueg Of Com.
mons last night debated Rylanl's resolution
"That the House regrets THO progressive Increase
OF expenditure recommended by tho Government
dothonc IInsdy defended Tho Increase Of The
army estimates. When the tramp Of armed men
was hcnrh In every country OF Europe, It was
necessary that England shonll keep among tho
nations. The resolution was rcjoctcd-203 to 175
, 1876-05-16
AN OLD FEUl).

A34t1d4 U9Sb09tH "a 1A1 3F74RHA
WrNodA, Minn,, May lb.-An old quarrel be-
tween swegle, proprietor ot tho hotal Pt Mats..
land, Wis.,, and Robert Thompson. section FORE
man on tho Green hay l. Miuucsota 1tailsoad, waa
renewed on Saturday night by tho two meu, who
Asu said to haSo been Intoxicated. Thompson
struck Swegle heayy blows On the !cnd The latter
drew pistol ind shot TlonlMon Ia the breast 1t
IL not cous!dcEet mortal wuuud.
, 1876-05-16

dDft74+ ffRpdsch 10 1At 5FtouH6.
CoLDwATKn, Mich, May 1b.-Last night tho
hardware atoro Of II. Eye bsokon Into mud bur
glasized "a the amount pf $500. The property
taken was mostly cutlory. No asrost has been
mado. Fiyo pairs Of boots were also taken 5tom
9tokea' shoeahup.
Lcnts C1rcus ID hn1c, and = farmer caulo to geo
II. Two confidence men ahowed him the dice-
trick ~ tho amount Of $50.
Two lions, Z years old. belonging to Lents
Circus. died to-day. Thsy ars supposed to hAyc
teeu nQiHpppd.
, 1876-05-16

French Without y Matter.
nj uat dty, Mo unaerstands Tfsncl u @ l!ttlc
better than ho pronouncea II, toll, = young lady
few efen!ngB ago that he intended TO giVe her
. Eoah dauImer tgaas d'a"sour}: Not ul'dcr-
laay hocatne snrsged 1t what uhe considered hfs
hIsIcslsaoto Psalaui&ss Apd void him ho needn't
~ az M1tA
, 1876-05-16
ASSAULTED.

Special hspa&ch 70 Tns TtttusA :
GRAND RAupa. Mich. May Is. .-A Etona,n
named Frederick Wolf, was ata4ultad In tho streets
late Saturday night by persons yet unknown. and
severely cut on tho head With club OF soms other
instrument, 1Ia was LETT fos dead, but will proha-
bly, syeuYcr, lIo was not fobh1d.
, 1876-05-16

I1uBuepE, Ia., May l5.-purglass attempted 1ast
night to break Into the bauk ut I.aualng. Iowa.
They usod crowbar, and tsIed in . doaou different
places to open tho back door; split part Of Tho
casing on, nnd hroke tho lock and fotcrd the Wn-
dow up, when they seeura to haYu hstome
alarmed, and left In q hurry.
, 1876-05-16
SPAIN.
TIE HUEnQS,

MADRID, May 15.-Tuesday next the 0ovorn-
mcnt will introduce in tho Senate achcno for
the reform Of lilo Fucros In tho I,asquc Provinces
Delegates from Navarro have arrived to confer
With Tho President at The Ministerial Council.
, 1876-05-16
GERMANY.



BERLIN May 15.-uo{mann, tho Prime Minister
Of ucsso, Ia 10 ba appointed Prcsldcnt of tho 1n,-
perial Chanco}lnry, to succeed Delhruck, Resigned.
4ufmaun will c1itor upon lila duties Juno !.
TIE IMPERIAL. CuANOHLLOlk8.
Count Andrassy loft for VIunna, and Gortschako0
for Ems,