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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-29
For Cutaneous Disorders
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Inv isliSlyure the folio wing diseases
Disorder Of the Kidneye,

In all diseases affecting these orEans. vheths,
they secrete too much or too litte water; Of
with aches and pains settled In the loins over thu
regions Of the Kidneys these Pills should BE- t.
ken according o the printed dirsctieus. and th<
Ointment should be well rubbed into the small Of
the back u bed time. This treatment will give
almo i immediate relief whea all other meanl
have failed.
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

Pablishsd every Thursday morning At q
2 - sssss. iavar'asiy IN advance. The postage
49, wsskiy w1i b prepaid ss this ONCE. so
4. .sabseribu VII obtain for subscription
rios OF lsysr. zoe
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TAI Notice

Notice IL hereby given TO all persons
whom 1t may concern. that 1t Q sale Of
Ian 8 and town and city lots held At the
sou Invest door of the court house In the
city Of C-iro, County of Alexander and
state Of Illinois on the 9th day Of 6eptem.
Der, A. ID 1875, for site, county dislrct
school am other taxes for the Year 1874 and
costs, the undersigned became the pur.
chaser of The TO. owing described lots sit
uste in the town Of Santa Fe In the county
and state Aforesaid;
3 10 Jones' neIrs
b 4 j w. Rsnfro.
8 4 J. w. Ronfro -.
An that the time for redemption will OF.
pire on tHe 9th day ofSeptembe. AID. lH77.
MRS. C. HArNER.
Cairo, April 80th, lott. Purchaser.
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For Htomachs Out Of Order.

No medicine will 90 enectually improve the
tone OF the stomach % these Pills; they remove
Gil scidity occssioncd either by iniemperance Or
Improper diet They reach the liver and rs,iucs
u to healthy action ;they are wonderfully e1lcs-
curing all disorders Q. the liver and stomach.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS ere the best known In
the world for the following diseases Agus
Asthma. Bilious Complaints, Blotchss on Che
Skin Bowels, Consumption, Debility, Dropsy.
Dysentery, Erysipelss, Female iyresuiayities
F.yers Of al kinds. wits, Gout, Headache, Indi-
gestton, Inflammation, Jsn.dics, Liver Com.
plants, Lambago, riles, Rheumatism, Rcten-
tIon Of urine, Scrcfula or Kings Evil, sore
Tumois, Ulcers. Worrns Of III Kinds, Weakness
from any cause etc.
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TERMS Qncluding Postage:
PAYABLE Strictly In Advances.
CLUBS.

A discount Of twenty par cent. win be 81
LEVIED 70 clubs Of four or more persons
thus: four copies Of Blsckwood or Of ont
9evieW VIII b sent 20 one address for
~ r, four copies Of the four Reviews and
1laskWeedior el6, ana 70 on.
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Mark These Facts
The Testimony Of the Whole World.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

~ ~ h. mo no appetite Holiowsys Pulls gave me
Your Pills are marvellous"
II send for another box, and kesp them In the
house,
DI. Holloway has cured nv hssdaeos hat
II gave one Of your Pills to my babe tor chol.
era morbus The dear little thing got wen in
day
my nausea Of morning Is now cured "
"Your box OF HOlloway's Ointment cured me
OF noises In the head. I rubbed some of your
Ointment behind the ears, and the nolse has LEFT {"
family"
~ enclose dollar, your price Is % cents, but
the medicine TO me 10 worth sdoilar.''
'Send me five boxes Of your Pills"
LET me have three boxes Of your Pills by re
turn mail, for Chills and Fever d"
] have over 200 such testimonials q these, but
want ofspsce coIpels u,s To conclude.
For Cutaneous DisorderSa
And all eruption Of the akin. the ointment ~
mott invaluable. II does not heal externally
alone, but penetrates with the most searching
effects 10 the very root Of the evil.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Inv isIi3lyurs the folio Wing diseases
Disorder Of the Kidneys.
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pRE1GIUlfs.

New subscrihess Applying early for the
yeaR ISL may have, without charge, the
~, -, NAV scssrib asS o =. '0on
Neither pyemiums TO subscribers nor dis
eouat 10 Gubs can be allowed unless the
neoey y renitted direct 70 tn publishers,
Ne pGe0iuns given 70 clubs.
ObspAaRs wita further particulars may BE-
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

THE DAILY BULLETIN.
Tu BULLETIN 10 published every morning
j1asspt Nsnday) /. The Bulletin Building, COR
~ wash,nston avenue and Twelfth street.
TN Bula1fu u served to city subscribers BY
iaitAfal carriers It Twenty-Five Cents Week,
payssls weekly. BY Nail. Tin ADVANCE. slo per
aAAxn, six months. %; three months. vi one
meath. q rs. .4t
The New York herald., 1877-09-22
EUROPEay srrAMsuups

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
THE AMERICAN sTEAMsIiir COMPANY
PHILApELPhlA AND LIvERfopL LINE
g' s% sss fs.ss
,.,,. the K. ssp ss,D. STAR Ar . LINE s.sAxsaIrs
y day. alternately PhiadslphIa New York
D'''' ""' ''' TO ANTWERP
~ 'iass o
So7 JOHN 81 sS .s.yv Ssv a So
GREATr TO "ESTsES ssTs4SL snsAMb ESataSb Hn bia4cr
sssNiWSy ifI% Rs as East vsr as
SOMERSET. Western Saturday. oesober -
yosos Ias. rlscsa
Gates. sae. Apply ", i. HoRdHN Agent 70 South St
UNITED sTA5as A5Ns nb HNb TO
sa ss's' sIfs Sc & Ys.S's
Iisp Insepsdae s s sso soa ssssrsse sss ses.sssy s
sweden Ae Drafts Ireland. England Francs and Ger
WILLIAMS a GUIoN, % broadway.
CPEcIAL ,NoTIck-rHE SPLENDID MAIL STEAM
Nsnp Idaho Na9s.in Holmes sails from pier So North
on Tuesday September %. at a; precisely: superior
sngers :, lowest rates Apply to WILLIAMS GUioN.
NATIONAL IISF3EIFES 81 I5Sx5ay e y1SD 81 \
aashSsf5Ws sSD ryHsros osarM
i!sy Sept % st. & lnsps s' Oct 81 sM
issued at worry low rates COMPANY, oice 60 Broadway
y W. J. HURST. Manager
ONE" 4HTf TS sS stbayEsE2a DUBLIN
rT% PIER o = TST,9 River oos Of Canal s.
E 81 TS%;y s:ss:I sss:T Il il
Return Tickets reduced second Cabin 5 steer
ACsTIN. BHLDwIN 4 CO, Agents. No. IT. Broadway.
rE GG6APAxA FER Af For q SToApw4Y 81 IN
WILSON LINE FOR soUTaAMrToN AND HULL.
Hu!NDuu., LIN ;...sept ~ DIhELLo Oct 10
favorable terms Through tickets issued Continental
and Sstf 1psy 81 oah TO, M particulars to CHARLES
CUXAKD LISE.-B. xAANSIPovN ANP n A r. NJ s. s. CO.
With view to diminish the chances Of collision tho
steamers OF shs line take specific course for all Of
on the outward passage Queenstown to New-York
nothing TO the north of 81. u ~ - '''"'' "
On the bomewsrd passage crossing tho meridian Of
SE% $SkS 10 TiyaSSoS& SSi@ $SP QUEENSTOWN
sSGGsssA Scot s SS5fHsIA WsS Oct Oct 9
%sss % g s % not
commodstions Return tickets on favorable serms -
steeage tickets and from all parts ct Europe At
CHAKLGs G. FRXNGkLYN. Asen.
Most DIRECT AND .ECoNOMICAL ROUTE TO
LAMP: LAMP: xS xSSn$s&i+yyT5A a IVA RoTfEsbaM. sa AA~
Stesmsr SChVLTEN' September 27
Thess beautiful steamers carrying tho United States
mail TO the Netherlands great favorites with the
public
Trips regular. rates low, comfort and living perfect
1'' FrcIsNccil. EDYn 4 CO.. f0r L. Lp"sE " NORRIS.
(Morris' European Expresr).
The New York herald., 1877-09-22
PROPOSALS.

IlNOlOSAJSs
OFFICE or THE NEW YOBK ELEVATED RAIL.
Oroad Company No Broadway. September IL 1877
Notice 10 contractors proposals will be
the Office OF this company until Tuesday October at II
NJ for the completion OF its double track railroad
tho Battery Bst for its double track
along from 6st to Sls ST. sae anu for It's
double from whitehall st. through Front and Pearl
the Bowery and 81 av to 5oth IT, including branches
ferries western terminus OF the East Bfdse
and to the Grand Central Depot, sde
geher about three mes of single aud six double
track Terms cash. The right is company
to aot such only and TO any one
contractor only much as ~ may deem 10 be for
Form OF proposals. division OF material ard work,
specifications time OF completion ana other informa
tion required can be obtained At this Office.
CYRUS W. FIELD, President
DROPOSALS WILL BE RE EivhD AT NO 47D IST
av 42d t. until September 26 1877 tor furnish.
ing and delivering Granite Copiug Ring Step stones
j. X. BYRON.
ASTROLOGN.
A sTROLOGER LIsER. 5O5 WEST 23D sr READ
N liIc from the planets send stamp for circular
T ADIEs-MADAME WILLIS TELLS EVERYTHING
llfee Doc. and 81. No gentlemen 1873 West Both st.
I OOk llERE.-MRs. PHILLIPS TELLS EVERY
hing; names gives numbers 3y2 4th av, 9Th st,
The New York herald., 1877-09-22
WANTED TO PURCHASE.

VTANrkD--AN UPRIGHT GLASS CASE FOR SHOW
w in front OF store be feet deep; thick glass
willing to sell 1T bargain, apply TO KING. BRIGGS
CO.. 5.Nj Broadway.
The New York herald., 1877-09-22

cSRS5 2SFHfE0Ts TE GslrAS ED s1Aas h1yEsroo Ss
s y OF @ as 1' s lane soa.s
Bank, the passage to Queenstown ali the year
ssv's%Ss! a. 10 n
EITiS Is
From White Star docks. picr - Noi. I0sa vs9 @ NJ
ressos1s $50 ssd s9 \ gold Return tickets on
Saloon s.a,erooms smoking and bath are placed
81 wss ' S. al" s
S' apply tho
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET 09MFANY's LINE
" %}EtiS6 =
fyE1ss soo as%
'isln fcs &c BoAs
81 Genera" rn.sns srcaaS.y Arsa
%S;E%%EES Skw yoSk $sp I'll SSySE: WA PLY,
ssS =
q T6PSfs Pt;srs Sc spsy pRshfAs Agent,
LsTvTSEErs new SSHK f5A1E HHsW NV sTEANEN
e4ydhSfH e3LIy sGs EfdTosA EEfrdhTo9ssA Ss s
'1 wo ss:T$s'a'1a
Cabin $55 to $76: steerage. S2s.
Cabin excursion tickets at reduced rates.
Drafts issued Tor any amount at current rate.
Companys piers Nos 20 and 81 North River, Few York.
HENDERSON BROS, Agents, 7 Bowling Green.
INMAN LINZ MAIL STEAMERS.
l. FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
SITy a5 II II
Or y, M
Cimn VI bhUsSELS. October l3, - NJ
90, . 49, From pier 45 North River
Cabin, 500 $50 and 500 gold Return tickets favora-
bio to ms Steerage. Ss Drafts at lowest rates.
Saloons staterooms, smoking and bath rooms amidsnps
JOHN q. DALE Agent,
Is and 33 Broadway, New York.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN steamship line between New York. Southampton Lon.
don, Havre and Bremen.
Company's pier. foot of I'd ST.. Hoboken.
MERMANN, sat'y. Sept. % WEsEK. Saturday. Oct 9
NECkAk, sat'day. sent 20 MOSEL Saturday, Oct. 13
Rates OF passage from New York to Southampton, Lon
First cabin 500 gold second cabin 500 gold steerage
$50 currency Return tcxets at reduced rates Prepaid
steerape certificates. $50, currency.
For freight or passage apply to
OELRICHS 4 CO., Bowling Green.
O'DONOvAN ROssA.-sTEAMsHIP TICKET OFFICE,
" Queenstown. Liverpool Glasgow, Derry. Drafts pay
ahle everywhere. Railroad tickets all parts Irish World
Office. 263 Broadway, opposite CITY Hall
The New York herald., 1877-09-22
EXCURSIONS
EXCURSIONS.
SEAwANnAKX SUNDAY Exo0R5f0X
~ to Great Neck. City Island,
sands Point, uen Cove. Sea CIi6.
Glenwood aud RoslyA
The steamer SAVANNAH makes one OF tho most
PLEASANT AND QUIET FAMILY EXCURSIONS

TO ne above places ,hst be takeu sunday sans
up 'he East vrr Long lsland sound and kosyn Hsrbor
the scenery OF which The boat leaves
slip "A ". Brsoms q osO5 A NJ aud 33d st. ass
River % loi returning TO the city at Dinner snt
reircshmehts Oh board. txegrsion tck 4. cents
The New York herald., 1877-09-22

A UsIRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND BARK Az.
~ USIb ftlEDkICIi sails for Dunedin Lyttlcton
October Dats MAkA HON tor Adelaide, Octooor 15;
ship NcNEAR, Tor Melbourne aud sydney, November l.
otreight or passage apply MAILER QUEREAU, l0S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-27
THE TENS cnNrRtL RiiARoiD.
Mr.. w. y. Dodge Expresses his Relief at Mr..
Morsnn's UnfriendIN Imternnsi,ion.

GALVESTON, Texas, March 22-rhc recent
unsuccessful attempt of M,ssrs. william l.
Dodge ana W. W. Phelps to have Il receiver np.
pointed for the Texas Central Railroad, Of which
Mr. Dodge is President, CONTINUES to afford n
fruitful topic Of discussion for the ncwspapnrs
Of this State. Mr.. Phelps in Il conversation with
a reporter Of the Galveston Ners said that the
movement was made in the interest Of the road
and Of all its creditors for the purpose of pre-.
venting IT from falling into hostile hands. and
that the idea OF applying for receiver was n
sudden thought which came to Mr.. Dodge. Mr..
Blair. who Is a largo creditor Of the road. and
himself. after they had reached Texas and
proved that there was floating indebtedness
unprovdcd for that rendered the road linblc TO
immediate attachment Mr.. Phelps also said
that the visit of Mr.. Dodgo's party 10 Tcxas was
iiiht.naed merely as u pleasure excursion, and
thdl lle statrment made IN an Austin journal
that MIR. Dodgc's train had run over Il child was
false.
But this statcment and even the publication
o. "a letter from Mr.. Dodge in which he asserts
his graf iicauon at having been relieved
through Mr.. Morgap's inlcrposition Of u vast
irieniS OF the road, and with Characteristic
APPLICABILITY eNprg7ses his hope that the new Adj
E well 4; his rusI SG that ana kind sde F SSlf
that it's hest friends could desire. have
failed to mollify tn. Houston people. Tho
az, ~ tHhl city continues To llpNt MT. Dodge
apd9is motives. ana says that what is complain-
ca OF more than anything else is, that US presl-
dent OF me rond he did not. when be found its
affairs in the condition alleged by Mr.. Phelps.
call meeting Of the directors ana tell thcm
Whnt he intended Ia do. instead Of slipping into
Austin with his lawycrand his intended receiver
and max the attempt TO gct the road into the
hands % u man who il charged with belng hos
lilo t. its interests while Mr. Gro'shcck the
Nico-Prcs dent Of tho rOud. H. reported rs say
ing that the application for a receiver did not
meet the approval ol majority OF tho creditors
or stockholders ~ the road.
II II Understood that Mr. Charles Morgan
who che kmatcl the move tor a receiver by buy
lng ~ minority of the stock will assume the
npatng debt OF the company and provide for its
immediate Hdlustuicnt The control OF the road
Il Of great importance to him. as u connection
with his other railroads and his steamship
line. and some of his enthusiastic admirers
in Houston claim thnt he will make an inn
mediate profit OF tjOOO.OOO 10y his recent op-
Grafton. ln thc United States Court in Aus
tin. IN March 10. III consideration Of the apple
eaton for a rcr"ivrr was again postponed for
thirty days, with IN, consent of Mr. Phelps and
Il is generally admitted here that this ends the
fight in that court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-27
Oakley HALL SPECULATIONS.
FACTS THAT POfvT orr ENGLAND As
TJfE EX-WIyOR'S HiJEN
The Noteworthy Nonchnlance OF those who
might he Expected 20 Act " they Credited
the Murder aud Hmicide MNnoIheses

Tho newest discoveries of facts tend tu
strengthen the growing belief that the missln.
cN-Mayor has gone 10 Europe Nobody has yet
found any reasonable basis for the murder by
pothcsis. and the conjecture that \. Oakley Hall
has committed suicide has been wholly ADAM
doncd.
On the day Of tho announcement of Peter p.
Sweenys arrival" lawyer who is thoroughly
familiar with the Ring suits said yesterday
Oakley Hall disappeared. and / am positive
there IL moro in that than the mere coincidence.
Both Tweed and Swccny are about 10 gain free
dom from future prosecution and the bars that
stu hold Tweed are 10 bc thrown back. The
city grants this for n consideration. II has al
ready become semi public knowledge that the
testimony of those men and Of Woodward will
show that Hall had his commissions. his per-
centagcs, and his share of city contracts. Tweed
always said this of Mr.. Hall.
Even if this evidence should be insufficient
for the basis of a civil action against Mr.. Hall. "
the lawyer continued. there Is enough I'm II TO
make Mr. Hall uneasy ~ TO the res MT Of stand
ing rigid cross-cXalhinatiOn by O'ConOr and
II was aycrrcd in the lawyers Offices yester-
DAY TINT tho presence OF Mr.. Halls old friend.
Judah T. BENJAMIN, in London where he has n
large business, is not tire only incentive offered
Mr.. Hall Ia put into execution his long-chcr-
ishrd dream Of adding 10 an English practice
Mr.. Halls old partner and warm friend, Au-
Eli-tus L.. Brown. hcnd of the old firm of Brown
Hall n Nnndcrpoel is In London After Mr..
Hall retired from the firm Mr. Brown retired
Mr. Hall buttonhOlrd all his most Intimate
friends IN "" profession IN this city ~ to their
opinion of his project and It 4. more than likely
TINT Messrs. Brown and Beniamin have hncn
a,pn,aled TO- ~ KNOWING moro mon the subject
must have been * seen IN The fact that he cni6vs
most lucrative English practice.
II was said in the oiilcn of Nandorponl Green
4 Cunning Where MIR. Hnlrs inv Rusinr.s ~
now attended TO- that III family of The cx-
Mayor ARE yet without knowledge OF his where
ahuutS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-27
MIR. AND MRS. NEUELL.
Divorce Proceedings In which ~ 81, 600. 900
Estate Cuts Figure.

Anna Newell charges that her husband,
Lorenzo d. Newell. to whom she was married in
Boston in 1865. has been guilty Of improper in
timaoy with Miss Cendacc NJ. Olney in East
Fourteenth street. and in London and Paris.
TIA" husband denies that he has violated his
marital vows, hut charges that his wife has been
guilty with Vim. II. Blarluan and with Junles
L. ~ kcrlng.
ON the production ~ lettors written hv Mrs.
Newell since her marriage. judge Barrett. -nme
time ago. denied her 0rpli 'ation Tor alinouv.
lho case was next before 'Jud.,, Donohuc. on
w WH hppii Nl"n g. suppress testimony
tak"n llr commission in Boston.
Mr.. y well. alter ths d, ath of Mr. Boardman.
sued hl, nrit-, uNrrrimL That Il" had made % viii
40 hot iatur - hl1 adopted daughter the prOp-
cry involved "N'r"ding f2nuVnuuI. and that the
VIII llNi Nncn Il ~frpNrd. Sin" SAYS t-iat in their
preIartlun of OLE" cl-' these heirs used every
'iNtt o. tu n and destroy her reputation n- "A
NIuNu- MNNnt lN employing detect yves 90
run,of testimony for such purpose. Dinlcul-
tics hnd arisen previous To- tins between h.rauI
h,r husband in regard 10 his 'liifinus with Miss
oln'y. ana he had threat n I'd a. assist those
hrlr- lu ih'ir Efforts o. rum hrr. and told her
mat ihey would pay him for such u--isiHnrc.
Size never cohahiiod with him after that. lie
Was witness against her ou that trial.
Mr. NrW,l u denies these lli-gulDne and SAYS
that h.- wife, against his sNpri'S-nd wish al-
s'niti !. r-'N wholly after June. 1856. from his
i'i nad nluri and lived ia Boston. and has
lo"n arriving a. Hgl'n.l bis wish hrlitien-
ton with tine heirs nt Willipm "A Hpgr.lfnnn
IT, lni tr lrum thr behavior az his VIII that -lc
Pas ir'unT practically ln~aur un tle subject OF
hnr riniiu~ usl fI-t the iinfrlmin f-ififr
The eH-e wis before the supreme Court Gau-
9tN IorW. >"rdhy. on appeal from juise
u IN 'hu"s utiHr ~ulpr"--ing tue testimony
lk'n on commission and dir tin- tlr wit
n',- = TO nc examined orally. Decision was re-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-27
.fssocIliXD ron r1iB pUBnrc VEIL.
The Hest of our Hospitals to be Available In
Cases OF Accident.

The whole ambulance%crvico in this CITY
has until very lately been carried on by Belize
vue Hospital and whenever an accident has
happened, If il was not near the Chambers
Street Reception Hospital. the patient has been
carried to Bellevue Hospital 1t mattcrcd not
whether the patient was rich or poor. his desti-
nation was always the hospital for paupors
Frequently patients badly crippled have thus
had to be- carried long distance, icopardizing
their lives. 10 say nothing of the suffering
caused by jolting over tho streets. Many plans
havo been suggested to obyintc this, but they
have always met with opposition from the
directory of Bellevue Hospital. A proposition
has now bcen made by those hospitals thataro
supported by private subscription TO take all
city cases free of charge In which the patients
are unable to pay for treatment. The New York
Hospital has threc amhlnnccs and the Roosevelt
one These are 10 he placed. free Of charge nj
the service Of tho city. the patient TO be trans
ported either TO his homo or 10 such hospital
as he may select.
Il is proposed TO district the city. giving to
BELLEVUE md thc NinetX,ninth street Hospitals
Eighteenth. Nineteenth. Twenty first and
Twcniy-third Precincts. and aboyc Eighty
above 10th street: TO Roosevelt Hospital. tGs
Twentieth and Twcnty-sccond Prccin pts Thir-
Chambers Street Hospitals. the First Fourth,
Seventh, Twenty seventh, fourteenth. Fifth
Eighth, Ninth, fifteenth, Sixteenth. and Twsn,
ty-nmth Precincts. Patients who desire will
also be- sent FREQ of charge to st. Luke's, ~. Vim
1t II proposed To have nll the pole" stations con-
nccted by telegraph with the hospitals for their
respective districts. Patients are to be- taken
immcdiatcly from the scene of accident to the
tor. "'' "''''"' III st 'r'''S ''''" TO the s''-
The second conference IN relation 10 this plan
being VI ssr-. Janles 4. Roosevelt and tie 81,
pcrint,ndcnt, Dr. Horatiu Paine. OF the Roosr-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-27
THE urPDER or KELsEr.
One OF the Perpetrators. ~ the Tnrring and
Fcathering Promising to Ten All.

In the Sl0'oH Bpll,im, Of last Friday. Is a
letter signed Il 'reuant" In which the author
coni"~-r- To- having been party 10 the tarrins
and Gathering of Charles q. Kelsey. 1t il -nid
that all the Information J, in the possession OF
District Attorney Wiekham. The lett.r has
created muo 10 oxci;.me ut in Huntington. Il says:
amtirod ~ keeping horrible secret nm as
sure - thor" ~ Hn nnui~ l"uf Hni AmigNfy
Power that governs and directs Hil tlung- uuu-
dan 50 surely Will urkuONlNI sr-if upi.ril-
mtg * offered ly ~ revival pi ia" cH~f.-h-fOre
PROV ~ tribunals. al that know Of this FRIGHT
,ul rriD' VIA IN Dr. making ny life intolrrlhle.
-.n hIu'i H. are bong again "a lively pressed.
anu con '.iNs there To- boz np virtue in longer
d"fraut Justice. gain for myself nupglif hut
di-l.uor and gender my entire exist .nce u
nightmare.
we- present ~ he Ko'sev outrage maskrl
md prepared to administer SUCH indignifiss-
l'd ny what hHNe -in'r ii-''N"rcd To- h' the w.
ING n' ut.4i In- Dl hi- surmirs-il- seemed met
punishment i"r mis- ann Hyl.rNa 10 % young lady.
Ills Us liul In u ulsfrir'~ utal, ami Wfre
r'ir'- nfnl go hr Infamous In the rAtr.nn |
Was e passive. rather tAun an ut tive. puiilHi-
PAM, amt uu nay ~a'r.u honor had NOT tlir most
r'luvtc li i'uf anything further tlun the tar
ana i.Ntutr iuii-n .ff W.i- cont uiulltnl Small
| iit not ty conf --lDn and prutNutuL aHt-
pur-" my accusing rirncc. and small would
T. my mop ~ making my peace with m5
Maker f ! al NOT take this only M atlOI 10
r.. uuN II 'mDnt.'
II il hintod tlut thc pcniiaut r. q member ~
Inc ir w'niD ram tiurth dnl WaH brought 10th
STATE Qt mind ny an+llmu-t fatal Is ku,ss.
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TINE STRANDED sTE.iWERs.
The Husband almost submrrged- Moving the
Amcriau. - Fee, GA shore

Lose BRANCH, March DC This evening at
high tide the Husband was almost submerged
in wHt'r and every wave r01ol over her and
swept away everything that WAS moi Iori,.t ly
secure The beach for some distance b. covered
with fragments of the gingerbread work of the
vessel Nothing can bee done tpwaf removing
her oareo az present as il q, imuo si1le for any
ono TO stay On board one small haiciwny WIS
hroS III hy the waves to-day. From am np.
poarpu IS -hr will De able to wcaihor several
such storms as this which has been srvorr Tie
-'h r'ilng N,ry Nigh. with u strong northeast 10
ws' wind. Can't. Mors" arrived from lhll4lr'-
lAu -uv, anu b. ~iuf ing with can't. Dc llnr-
Soy NJ Huw'nnd~ liotol, near the wreck.
CAPT Merritt uoNnt tho - lnsr Amerilue
about eighty feet further on shore to-day md
s'Wi"d her t. prevent hri from being Waeh.i
back apliu. ~ iiu. FIRST calm seu puiul~ wal le
pui 90 " rk ana she Nili Doe iloat.d GA without
J. ~. She Is Wing la "a cham made by no
M'lENt W water iu her. which is deep enough io
nNli u"r n- soon i,s IA" ,Vlf'r is nuf nf hor IT,.
lro-i rs arr highly favorable tp ncr bong
ing d uu IN short time. Tie -.rong wind has
-l!n what dhii 'd and u fog is now settling.