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Rothhsrsh Building contains tho apparatus con-
nectcd with the water'powcr flo'sttng machines.
There arc At present Ave elevators in all tho
buildings, but when thu remaining portions Ut
tic Drake and Rothbarth buildings shall have
been opened, tho partitions knocked out, and
the whole corner thrown Into ono grand store,
two moro elevators will be added.
The first story, OIL the corner OF Wabash
avenue md Washington street. Is devoted to
cloth department, whero the visitor may SEQ
samples from tho flrm's 10 wolien mills. In the
third story on tho corner will be found tho laco
and embroidery department, the goods for
which will arrive In d few days. Tho shawl de-
partnlcnt will b. found on tic second floor Of
ihat half of.the Rotlbnrth building which Is
now occupied. The hosiery department will bo
OH tho third, and ahe carpet department on tho
lrst floor. During the week most Of the work
Of arranging Eo0us has boon ddno by candle
light, but all the departments arc now being
lifted up With Eas fixtures.
T11R FtnM's srECtALTT,
In addition to a full line of domestic aud coarse
goods for tue Western tradc, will hc stock Of
fnc goods in .eyery Department.. In short,
everything will bo kept here that IL kept in tho
New York house, and the Chicago ho.tao will be,
III faet, It's duplicate.
1--WE have always Ind the reputation,' said
Mr. Walker to the reporter, of keeping every
thing tho trattc demands, md VIC intend to pre-.
serve that reputation. Our stock Is all fresh.
Tho domestic goods were purchased at the low
eat prices, and everything Is new and fresh.
Our own manufactured goods are Of tue newest
70 make place for ourselves. and We cas1 only
do i by doing our business fairly and squarcly,
aud that's wliat nc hare done, md what wc pro-
pQac to lo.t
, 1876-09-21
DEATHS

............... UEAT1HSs
CO0K-1Yedhc6day, Sept. 20, at $3.50 p. M, Of
h1phthcFla, Nel1lo Louise Cook Oldest daughter OF
Egber1 c.. and Lucy q. Cook, agcd years
nlonth and ~ days.
Funeral services u Chicago Avenue Church. Fri
dny, Sept. %, At IL T. III.
GAnTEls-in this c!sy, Sept 10, 1870, Miss
Elizabeth Garto.. hgn1 20 years.
tho alst at ID o'clock d. N. and from Tue oiiyet
laptiat Church At 10:30 H., thence by carriages
To Uakw0ods Cemetery.
GuNNINGl1AAI-Mnry, beloved daughter Of
William md Bridget Cunningham, agcd y years.
Funoral from rcstdcnce, b7s Falton.ss., Thurs'
day, bept Il. At II o'clock.
fEndusoN-At minutes 10 2 q. NJ, Weducs..
day, Sept. 20, MIS-. MAry Ann Ferguson, widow Of
tho late Gapt. Themas I. FerRuson, I'D eldest
connty Cork, ireland. aged ID years 10 months
and n days.
residence, No. IL North tInlstcd-St,. to 1t. Pat
rtcks Church, thoncc BY carriages to Calvary Gem
etcry.
Er Cork urelandl parcts please copy.
FuCKElt-scpt. 20. 1876, At tho rcsldcnee Of
his son. 1T South clinton.st.. Luke Tucser, aged
~ years and months.
Funeral Tomorrow at o'clock, by carriages to
notehflh Fssoads iaYtted to attend.
fD Syracuse pnpcra psease coPy.
, 1876-09-21
ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY.

Mn+ coLrEnr's REPORT.
A meeting Of the Directors Of the Chicago
Astronomical Society, adjourned from Sept. 8,
Wis held yesterday afternoon In Room No. !,
TRIBUNE Building. The object of the gather
Ing was to provide for the care Of the Dearborn
Observatory. Thcwcre present President J. Y.
scammon, and Directors W. II. Wells, the Rev.
Dr. ]. G, Burrouglls, Murry Nelson, C. N, lol-
Nj. Colbert uoved the appointment Of NJ.
8. ". Burniam a. Acting director Of the Oh.
scrvatory, anl, being asked for nn account OF
llls stewardship, submitted The following;
About three years ago WINS aakcd by Prof. SAT.
ford n I Would undertake 70 rairc funds for tho
support of the Observatory. which had been Grip.
n y tho S;sst pf fal sp sgn oy n; NIL, a
observatory, md making te jnstitutonn IN Induce:
"na nc Setng u te tasa soeet,
nutha.rLzsA to misc such tupd. and to ~ i i
Or absencu for two yeass i hoped elsat by The cx:
ptratfon Of that t!me ny efforts would bo crowned
saoia We ass tsse sfea o he
tory as coon a. lie was nb!s 70 tlo 70.
The two years expired last April.
qralntance to becong life luenberh of the soclety
Oy subscribing stoo each, In this was efficiently
Esq s twe g. kfso VIZ nse"y s1 s'Sar:
made further donations. In taking up this sub
se1pt!on. NJ, made tho following rlst!Ess;
shonll I've put In perfect working order, and tI,at
weuld supervise thy reconstruction till conpIeted.
u, 2 Tint tue n'enioers of The soesty ,oa hsys
'lhursAay evenings: md that would personally A.
tdnd to stcIr tefFee Till the Sac!ety aoaid arrange
for 1t to bu otherwise performed.
j. That parties paying monoy towards the re-
oIscrsa.ory>, which tlcy coald not otGsrwis. o..
All those plcdgce have been honored,-so far, I
lsye, e,, advised tho outlay Of ths money, Of
sess ~. u
wisely expended. ! bare given grcat ioal of NY
sars .taic to the work tof course, gratnitou.'yl,
order, hive been insttasentai in scouting = an IN.
cons Of A*,nt 5000 per year to tue Society for time
service. The !ast oie II shs terIes u Improve,
s WIZ xss ss tn a. peass ras tse re-
no eassy o sSo sos
tslhed money enough to warrant Il.
a: ths nnnual meeting hold In Jnly. 1874, e,
several years, ead snse thca baya labarsd only ~
s HI ss's ss m 81 n: taoaa i:
ne to be working foI my oTa beneat, pecan!asJ Or
Sps g ana g. s1pssstea that lo
sumo tho direction Of is affairs, not later than Tho
1st Of November next and wished him to do 80
er Gaf ss ,s s 81 s a
ptof. snlI0rl has yury recently accepted the
CHAIR Of ASTRONOMY. and Physics tn Williams Col.
spcctlully submit that thu Observatory ought not
10 rclnaln Wit hont Director for Auotlor year. I,
thcrefurc, Atkcd tbs appointment Of hlt. Hurnham
nMl take pleasure IN expressing my high esteem for
him rs an acno observer. mid my teEtct that he
will nuke valuable discoveries with the great tele-
scopc II placed tn ct.nrge.
Kcmarks were nude by most Of tho gentle.
men present, after which tho following was
adopted:
Htsolssd, That Nr. s, ". BuruhAm hs appoint
cd Acting Director of tho Dearborn Observatory,
under this supervision und direction Of tho Execu
tive Committee Of the Astronomical Society.
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1876-09-21
poLIrxoAn ArrourpEmrt,r.|
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIEfpfTFT1

4u1AD UuHHhENSlUhAL QIHTHIYT
Notice ID hotehy given that a RcnnhI,o..
vontion will be held In and for thc TSG,l Gon'
Ernshtonnt Dlstflct of lfnnis Oh I'M nssh 4M Con.
septemler,, A. D., 1s7u, at 2 oclock k%u' ~ uay 9;
TURNER Hall. III tho tty Of Chcaxn, for ~. h'. 1t
pnae u nominating Republican canddstc ~ T. p1s'
ONCE Of Representative to tho Cunarrss ~ ~
United States from the Third t;onsrcsa an,i G' nahs
ttlct also " nominate Republican cauTid.,.p ~.
the Office Of number OF tho Snc tt,nrI ~ Rs ta*
zsttnn from said datct, and 10 II ,nsact nix
kon. ""e eonfen.
The primaries arc 10 be hofd in the eonnt,v ,or.
q Coax Conty on Saturday. Eept 2 AZ liz tu"e9 n,sa
place Of holding town oeeitons-to ps,lss o w. y!
Niles. Of putchnan's Point -botwcen thn ous o.
81 o'clock and o'clock D. M. Thu Iudrs, .oss =.
primaries arc to b. ecctoi By Tho Jenn,is, sss o.
prosont Tho primaries arc 10 10 hc| in the ~
houss Of oeioeE md eepek = T m eetwifn ~ In n II
eloctlon: Fifteenth Ward, At northeast c"tnr, ~
Lnrfabec and Centre streets; Judges, ii, i. sstS'
net, g. VI; Charleston, and ucorsD Il. Adsmus'' us'
G0cthe. jrdgua, Philip Steinmlllor jac0h rcrta.ssf
n. llosn. 5evcntecnth Ward, at tic errnss rysSes Z
Market strtcs sna ChicaEo .ayenue; judges. : y
Tnrnoy: +. j. Mtohaclst and ]. y. Mullcu. Eio,t.
zenith Ward, At Tusnat lla};. Judges, U,oIrss4tff' s4f'
Fergus, j. A. Kirk, and Jpbenh Chiiatn- 'ss Il.
, 1876-09-21
ApPLE-DUAlPLINGS

WITH sEAsOSlN0 UF AlaESICs
The Inquest IN the case Of Thomns Coffee,
who died ut Bloom about four weeAs ago, was
finished yesterday, Coroner Dlctzsch conduct
ing it. The chemist, to whom tue stomach and
otl,cr articles Ind been given for analysis, sub
mltted tho following report:
The contcHta IT tho stomach OF Thomns Coffec,
Of HO1m, dcceased, which WA delivered 10 me nj
the 3ot, dny Of August laat, lure, agreeable to
he eo",sass esSsd iaA oaaess, ana ad a.
stoi.ash xas :Fhtr lnssa ss TSa general e%ufss g sss
to se cdvsred, waa Of necessity very complcates)
revealed The preselce Of nrEeulc, but,
ndsSmden, o h' H. Of hs
contents of lle siomacl,. 1f till, thu accompany.
ing arscn!eal dcposlt.. Mirror and suts, wcf. d.
hEnasloa OF tas Maeza'x aaa diayttc .prueeas. and
in The same expcriMsnt arsenac of 3ifyes was also
sd, nd n " I'll s;as
tents, calculate that over two grains Of arsenic In
solatlon Mas present IN the whole mass Of cou.
fur. analysis On th!s occasion bottle containing
uo!aa.ch, . piece Of so'ca!!cd ni'p!o tinmpllng,
sna s,sas 1st's sS.; seats!n'Hg wh,. ssae;
manufaesate4 oy tue Toledo Chsm!eal Works. rls
e; ~ .l.sps ssps0qpaX u waXe aud s As pY%
pnnyng mis!ota an4 sposs. isolated from these sub
Ss w. qsantis. a%{ss
ingredasnts utusi'J found In baking nowders) CON.
tatned l. 1B pss cent Of srucnlons oxlAp In SUB.
sGuss as and sssa M e
g sssA sass asas'asd Sy ~ ssslsas TIN Known
mshMipnisasions refer TO NY notrs ltespsetfuly
Analytical and conRnltlhg CAe.uist
During the cruss-exasninatton I,y Juror prof
sIubehstated that urscnic wus not u Constituent
Ut linking powders, and that II sumo chutnIruis
, 1876-09-21
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
Tha second choir-rehca.sal for the Moody and
gAnkey meetings occurs to-day In Farwcll Hall
st7:ao p. to
George Christian, OF Minneapolis, passed
through Chicago yesterday On his way to tho
Centennial.
4 correspondent suggests that William E.
Mortimer would be Al excellent candidate for
County Commissioner.
A special meeting OF tho Supervisors Of tho
Woman's Hospital Of tho Ssnte Of Illinois will
b. bcld at the Hospital, 2e9 Th!stteth street,
Friday, II 10 r. m.
Patrick DwycE, n little 7-Jear-oid attending
tho Holden School, yesterday fractured his left
rn, below the elbow by failing from OF tho
school.stcps during the noon hour.
Work On the foundations OF the Court~I House
will probably b. finished In two weeks. But
500 feet OF stone remain to bo laid. The
bricklAytng can Be ended In a week.
George Humncl, barber At No. 834 Ruckcr
street, yesterday sacrificed his left hand to
powder and ball While engaged 1T cleaning out
tho weapon, IL was accidentally discharged.
There will bc meeting for the training OF
Christian workers at lower farweil Hal. this
evening. Subject: :. Doubts and Difficulties oi
CEEhClb+ AihANH ANSAEY MIA NS4AfE4 %A0 A%A-
dress.
The Temperature yesterday, ~ observed by
Manasse, ortcian, IS Madison street CTalHuNs
BuIldIng), WIS at d. M, q deg; 10 o. Ill. 60
y H., u; : p. m., =; p n., 60, Barometer,
8a- H., 2oSo; 8r. m., $3.50.
Tho City Railway Company are arranging
their tracks and switches % Eighteenth street,
preparatory to running their State street ears
on Wabash avenue As far rs that thorouglfnre,
while State street Is being paved.
No very noticeable progress was matlo In the
Northwestern Checker Congress play ycstcr-
day, and it would be out Of place to prlnt tho
names should bo used, while, on the other hand,
It would be useless To print tAbie without
2belr nnmcs and games.
Ezra Fratt, 223 years Of age, rhiIo driving Nh
express wagon heavily londed with trunks ind
boxes, Ut 3:45 yesterday afternoon, in attempt
ing to clear the llorso-car track, was th,own
fcoFn hls scat by tho breaking q hinta wheel.
Ono Of tho heaviest trunks fcll upon his right
hip, smashing It badly. lIc Was removed Tor
treatment to the County Hospital
Tho body Of The Enau who committed suicide
day forenoon Is still at tho Atnory awaiting
Identification. It was thought by womafi
who, viewed It yesterday to be that OF her
brother, william Mcil, q founder formerly in
the employ Of N. 8. Douton, but innsmuch NJ
she had not seen him recently, she was unable
to positively identity him.
The unpleasant weather Of yesterday had the
effect Of keeping tile city people pretty gcp-
orally away from the Exposition, while It seemed
to encourage tho country round about to turn
nsar,y @ ali all nanao nna up ' Of re' railrsa;'l . vis.
ttore. Contrary. tn expectation, the effect Of
the Centennial show on tle sccelpte Of the Cli-
WHO haye been 10 tho bigger ntEnir turn ont TO
the smaller one rs well, while tie larger mnss
, 1876-09-21
DIR. DUFEIELD.
TIE COMING REVIVAL.
rRoF. BwtNa's sRNrtMENTs.

ACcErTAkch oy HIS AEsl0NATIoH.
The congregation OF the Eighth Presbyterian
Church, corner Of Robey md Washington
streets. met last night to consider the resgna-
tlou Of their pastor, the Rev. u. ", Dutleid.
Mr. Rcddiug aCted u Moderator. Thu attend
, 1876-09-21

There will be 4 mectlnR Of thu Club Ut Tnrner
Hall this evening ~ o'clock sharp, to nominate
10 naunes, to tu selected from llkt OF 90 rccun-
moulded BY the Executive COMMITTEES. 10 ba submit.
ted 10 vote u tho Congressional pslu,Asy election
{AondAy, 25th} for delcgaiuB to the 0n2rcsslouAl
Convention " be held On tho nhta lust.
, 1876-09-21

The arrangements perfected for tho Uayts An,
M!eclet mass meeting to bo bold In l1iEhSclond'
Hall, Eng!cwood, this evening promises granI ".
Men from tho Third Ward The Stock Yar,s p,n,ne
cd Minute. .Mcn, tho Washington Heights, ujue I.I
and, and Lake MInute-M Men, will be unt in ~ ~,
WHO wilt bo thefo To Listen 10 Kirk Ilawc,. iob,
Lyle King, and pthGrs, "'ls
, 1876-09-21
FIFTH WARD.

A meeting Of thu Fifth Ward Republican Club
will be lela at Cra!ncrs Hail, cornor Of Thirty.
nEut and Arnold streets, tonight 1t u o'clock
INK,
:, This officers and members Of the Fifth Ward
llaYes aud Wheeler uuurds, VIZ: CompAnics a
ltcadluarters. corner Twonty.stxth and Iutlcr
Streets for drill and worry Important business.
, 1876-09-21
AN ENGll3H LADY

AN ENGLISH LADY
visiting tho Exposition yesterday pronounced Dr..
Frice'a perfumes tho most exquisite she had ever
seen. Dr. Prico's Meadow Flowers and Silver
Cologne viii bo dispensed from stoe'o q Ftice'a
fountalns to-day.
, 1876-09-21

4 now Hayes and Wheeler Club Wilt be organized
this evening AZ tho eastcEu end Ut Tho Fourteenth
WaEd, corner of Union mud EEfs streets. The nuw
club WILL nako good start ~ tt has over 10 names
signed 1t the present writing. Saturday evening
speakert will address tho AqW club,
, 1876-09-21

0zONfZED 0x.MARROW FOR THE HAIR.
by Duck & Rayner makera Of tho ''3Iars'' Cologne.
, 1876-09-21
WIDREp REPUBLICANS.

These will be grand Republican meeting ~ ~.
co!orcd ciitAons Of Chicago Saturday oYcnnr 4, ~
Olvct Church, on F0nrt avenue, Tbo 5ojja.l;ins ;ns
gentlomon will deliver addresses on tic paiIsls
lsss1cs OF tho day: Tho Rav. j. Z. Cary. ,ohn y
Jones, tho Itey. H. +. DoDaptist, j. II. f. Th,mn ~
l.. D. White, W. M. JOHNSON. - nsa,
, 1876-09-21
THRU WARn

All tho members Of tha Ftrsk REGIMENT Of tho
Third Ward WHO desite to 10 TO Englawoud nlasa-
meeting this evening will meet at QUO Wabash
avenue at 7:30 o'clock sharp,
, 1876-09-21

AUCTION SALES.
BY GEO. =, GORE & CO.,
O. aud70 Wnbash-av.
Thursday, Sept. n, at $50 a. m,
Special Trade Sale In

TLI. cA ~ Aoar
atIut5udyt oePts Als at SsoO d Mn
Rnanfal 1srndo ao1n tn
.F ea~o S''S -
r1,.,, c...,,.. r...-..- 1,.,
sn9a uo sianne. kaaeT AZ
HsMn puMe'n EeaFt Moo1 Hlnnknts S.1hptnacrs, Isas
ahn MMps rn9io o'i Gothr uubrellR' hs.
m11sthes vii, ~ stE' 1S, G1S; t, Viva. Il
HtnrS anH Trnnstt. o o"s"'"s 'et' "eAf@o'D ''es u
'-0'~ @'N A'AIfsi ~-~--~-~
Mrn. .,d poS1 l,i;s a1N ISa;!;I EtSF- c,,,.,,,
ct.a|es. "a" o'Ss e"'eht Moalo'n f'ae an" Rupe'ah
superioI wSrEmnnsho s,srs aMs,aniscd nci IN qa'
GLoVES AND NTITTBNs,
ontrra n iii. H.. ii,rx ~ dIas @ @ II
;fhr israt nrTin1 ~ 'thn xnS 'u' A'Asc'' *a ""''
Ho9IBRK ....
Maenty cafa: PEtttct sssort'nsnt 2f winter fooS,:
, 1876-09-21

EIGHTH WARD.
The Hepubl!can Club Of tho Eighth Ward mests
this evening 1t theit headquarters, No. Isl West
lasGison stfees, corner Il4lsto1. All lnemhors of
the Club and Republicans Of tho Ward are re-
quosted to attend. ~ .cOnslders1lo business 70.
Hutrny their attention Is to be transacted, and also
tV turn out to tho pole raisln9 In tho rwelt Ward
, 1876-09-21
ETXTH WARD

There will be meeting OF the Sixth Ward 1e-
publican Club this evening at No. CID nlne island
avenue. Luther Lann Mills aud other speakers
will address tho meeting,
, 1876-09-21
THE COUNTY BUILDING,

Saturday will be sentent o,day iu the Crlni-
mi Court
Judge Rogers will DO In the Criminal Court
this evening from 10 900 o'clock. aud every
, 1876-09-21

: QASAN0--CArUT-At Grace Church, BY tho
Ray. Mr. Locke, hi, Frank Casano und Mba Amelia
Cnput.
, 1876-09-21

There will be meeting OF tho Tenth Ward To.
strcat this evening At O'Clock, for the purpose Of
san!z!nE Company u, Tenth Ward Hayes and
Wheeler Mlnute'AIsn. All pospons Interested arc
requested fu COINS and fofu
, 1876-09-21

HYDE PARK.
The Republicans will DO addressed ut tho 1T,a,
Park Hotel this evening At 7:30 p. rn by Wi|aan,
UFoas and other tpcakrrB. Ladies' arc Invited
, 1876-09-21

POf.sT3UAL ANNOUNCENlI:NrS,
TEE BARBECUE.
Tho Republicans OF tho Twelfth Ward call tho
attention ,of thrlr friends to tho barbecue ut tho
corner Of Winchcstos avenne 4nd West Congress
STREET tha evening" There Wy be ,!ag-raiaiag Ut
served. Good speakers will bU on hand Should
1t rain, 1t will bu postponed until further notcu.
, 1876-09-21

H0AND1NAV1AN COMPANIES
Memhore Of the different Scandinavian 1Is,.
and Wheeler Marching Companies Of tile Foas,'
tho transaction Of Important bissIncss, when b,
TALON will bc formed. HcuAqnAstcen, old enpint
honse, Woat Eric etrect, ncnr Milwaukee, aytpus
, 1876-09-21
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

OF every description. Elegant Parlor and Caia'
marble and vool-tap Tables, W'hai.nolt, lIsfl
Trees. sl1choasds, walnut Dctlstcads and Hureau'
ct every dcscEPtlnn: Sofas, I.nnAscs, Matttssset
rat[of snd otieo Desks, Carpets, l9Iiclo.hs. ALL
o'clock, DuggIcs, Carriages, and I1arness.
g. p. GOHE j. CO., Anct!oncest.
, 1876-09-21

First CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
Tho mou,bers Of the First Congressional Ds,rd
COMMITTEES arc hcreby notified that there viii BE-
spec!al meetlng OF said Committee at 4 n m, H.
day In tho National Headquarters, Fuc!hc Iluei
to hear report Of special Committee and o,her ii.
rQrlAut tl4iu0sa. Ivy
, 1876-09-21

SEVENTH WARD
a meeting Of Republicans Of tho Seventh W,a
for the purpose Of organizing an auxiliary llep9h.
llcan club will be held at 3B1 Dluo 14lund artpue,
Saturday evening. 's'
, 1876-09-21

ON THURSDAY, RErT. al, AT OK O'CLOCK
We havo positive ntlles 10 close several nhscn
month from tho manufacturers. Attend this iaA
for bargains.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-28
Centennial ENCnrsiOnists.

VIII, of course, wish TO see all the sights
comfortably and cheaply. To this end the
CANADA SOUTHERN R'Y COMPANY
has, through it, come ctions in the Yves
and Northwest, paced on sale large
number of TOURISTS EXCURSION TICKETS
at greatly reduced rates, by which passen-
gers can not only visit the Centennial EX-
hlbition at Philadelphia, but can, in addit-
ion, visit the principal eastern cities, with an
opportunity OF stopping at any OF the great
number of famous resorts in New York
and Pennsylvania. The CANADA sou I'll
ERN is the only hne from the west running
gers, from the train, wonderful panoramic
view of the MIGHTY CATARACT,
HORSESHOE FALL, the GREAT
RAPIDS, and landing them directly at the
Falls. The track OF the CANADA SOUTH
ERS is an air line, laid with steel rails OF
the heaviest pattern; there are no curves
or grades; wood is used Tor fuel: Coaches
are furnished with the Winchell Paten
Ncntilator, ensuring project freedom from
dust. With its complete system of magnif-
cent PARLOR SLEEPING AND DRAW
ING ROOM CARS from CHICAGO
DETROIT AND TOLEDO. and its admir-
able connections at NIAGARA FALLS
AND BUFFALO with the NEW YORK
CENTRAL AND ERIE RAILWAYS, the
Canada Southern is fast becoming the
FANORITE LINE TO THE EAST. Tickets
via this popular line can be procured at al
offices Of connecting lines, or at the com
pany's own offices.
Any information can be obtained by adj
dressing FRANK T.. SNOW,
Gen'l Pass. aud Ticket Act. DETROIT.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-28
Fetch IL Hack,

Our best friend-and he is stalwart
son Of Erin too-says he can hardly keep
his hands of the man who picked up his
umbrella and cavorted down the street
with it, when the devOuring flames were
about to eat up friend Ellis hotel. Ever
since that period he has had very evil
mind, and will have the umbrella or gore
from the robbers nose. Last night he
said-"iOu must publish that fellow.
Call him Republican. or any harsh
name you ID please-but just put few
lines at the bottom, saying that the UNI
brella must be in my possession before
three moons, or there'll be war" We
always found our Irish friend model
man for select tea party, but when he
talks about his umbrella he generally
gets riled and--as. Jack says, and Jack
knows all about it-off his nut.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-28
German Citizens.

II our Radical friends could Law their
eyes on list of German citizens who
have declared against corruption, and de-
sire reform. they would certainly (uslng
Shakspearean SMILEY shed tears as fast
as an Arabian tree ITS medicinal gum. 10
look at that Democratic and Independent
list would be considered good cause for
a cast-iron Republican (simiiar to the one
who wanted to bet So with Herman
Levy to shed tears, and postmaster to
commit suicide. II is list as long as
the moral law, and contains the names OF
some Of the most prominent Germans in
Southern Illinois and when they, in
conjunction with their American friends,
who are also signing a similar list, and
the Sweepers. turn out, you may bet
your bottom dollar procession one mile
long will be formed.
This German uplieaval reminds us OF
the Seymour and Blair days, when
Charley Schocnemeyer was presiding Of
iicer over a club--and we expect to see
Charley right In the middle OF this move
ment. with the biggest torch m the line
Of march.
There is no foOlishness about this at
tair. 1t Is as sound as red apple pluck
81 from a Kentucky orchard, aud the
blazing light from the reform torches
will reach the northern confines of ILL
nols, aud fadiate to her zones,
That's what's the matter.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-28
The Public ScllOOls.

The Cairo public schools will open
next Monday, October I'd. The teachers
have been assigned to their several de-
partments, and we have every assurance
that the schools will be kept up to their
usual grade of excellence. Mr.. +. Kors-
meyer, secretary of the board of direc-
tors, was out yesterday looking at the
school houses and experimenting the re-
pairs being made on them preparatory to
the opening. II there is anything the
people of Cairo have reason to be proud
OF it is our public schools, and they owe it
to themselves and their children to lend
assistance and encouragement to the SUI
perintendent and his corps of teachers in
their efforts to maintain their good repu.
tatiOn.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-28
The WlrOn Trail,

A spicy sketch descriptive of trip
over the Atkinson, Topeka and Santa
Fe railroad. the beauties, scenery and
pleasure resorts of the Rocky Mountains,
by "Nym Crinkle," the musical and
dramatic critic Of the New York World,
sent free on application, together with
the San Juan Guide, maps and time
tables OF this new and popular route
from Kansas City and Atkinson TO
Pueblo, Denver and all points in Col
orado, New Mexico, Arizona and the San
Juan Mines. The finest line of Pullman
Sleepers on the continent between the
Missouri river and the Rocky Mountains
without change. Special round trip
tourists tickets from the Missouri river
to Denver at $50. good to stop Of at all
points. Address,
Il. j. ANDERSON,
.frti Geuerst Passenger Agent.
TOPEKA, Kan.