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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-06

THURSDAY, December G, 1877.
Local Short Steps

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"
American popular five cent cigars
~ IL, Sclnh's. 30
D., ,,..,
at low ralcs. call at James Cbpney's oro,
cry,
Ladies, line white Kid sinners for
sale by o. Hawthorn Il Co., at lower
prices WAN any where eisc III 'he wy
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Nv "'0'"se avn u"Po'' VI '"o ~
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o,,, r",o, n,r.r oools H. n,n,'o,
A." -. 40 o,,;o u,..
Iion' ~ 90 'n'o '''''o' ''S" VI i''
Always Keep 'nc oo'''c nanny
10 no' pace 1t ou' VI slsh''
for II cufeu our i'I'ic AhuH
VINO WAS coughing Jay anu night
pr' poi' NouRh syrup
\ Young ""''' ""''e 'aN'ns Aouc
o!''c's HUN "aSo" III iioh' Vi Tie ies'
'i'al rooms Ia'I evening" huH'oIed shu
line ouhcII proceedings published
III inns issue OF Inc BULLETIN crowd out
cohsiderapIe local ihatlef oil more IMAM
usual interest
The oyster sumner nv the ladies Of
the VI. +. Church at the tobacco ware.
house last night was well atten lei and
\ success. financially.
Shell oysters Just received at the
'ryrtai ''io"h' hAhhY WALKER.
bakers Goa Liver Oh, Lime and
wa 'heFfy-a peasant medIe'he' ana
CERTAIN remedy ior coh'ump'l"h' scToill-
''' De"i''! ''o' NOW j. '"r ''I"' 10 use
/ Pbilndclphia.
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OIL w. nay 'horl' ~ '"' ih"y nave Inc
'eS' '''' WV '''''i''H'' ''i>'''
Mothers will grow weary ana si.h
over The responsibility that Baby places
upon them, but they have the high priv
ilege or shaping a character for useful
~ - iN',''N' ""' ''''
p'e''' A''o'' '" n'oS ''ea''n .! uls
proper use Vi ~ D'''i DAD. syrup Will
give ,"' s''"' p''een' '0''''oi anu pro-
'l'e'N = "aPp''es'' "a '""'9 per OoIt'e
S,arttCholson or,,.rt,o co,aLro,od
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e.. rcmo,lir. ever discovered for al, flesh.
! bone luImusclc ailments bites, bruises,
( swc,,Ings, burns, rheumatism, .rIii joints.
etc. what the White Imminent does tor
the human family, the Yellow LinimeLt
does Tor horses aud animals. They are
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"ni WIFI ltHH'u " ny INC hUNCtHOT III n
speech OF ten minutes, in which his ex.
celency tool, occasion to pay
our city, ana especially our
schools, high compliment. At $3.50
o'clock the Governor and the members
OF the reception committee re-entered
the carriage. and were driven back to
the ST. Ckorles hotel. On arrival of the
party at The hotel the
SILVER CoRNET BAND,
which had been in waiting, gave the
Governor and his party serenade, after
which the members of the band were in.
troduced to the Governor,
~ THE EVENING.
The most brilliant feature OF tie day
was the grand ball and banquet at the ST,
Charles in the evening, where about n
hundred and fifty OF our most prominent
citizens and tarest ladies We're assembled,
All through the day the proprietor Of
the ST. Charles, Mr.. Egnew, together
with his assistants, labored with inde>
!atigable zeal in the preparation OF the
dining hall and reception parlors for the
event. A platform wa erected at the
head Of the former large and cOmmodi.
Gus room, and an elegant and prOiuse
floral display produced a brilliant effect.
From the ceiling and walls hung innum-
cradle banners, 1ags and other dccora-
tons. while artlstically ranged around
! the hall were numerous rare and exotic
| plants. At about ten o'clock Green s
Evansville band, Of six pieces, struck
up the grand march, and the guests en-
tered the hall escorted by the reception
committee, when dancing Immediately
commenced.
THE SUPPER.
At Il . clock supper was announced
and the guests repaired to the dining
room. 1t was universally remarked by
those who were so fortunate as to be in
attendance that for variety and elegance
the banquet Ia, never been surpassed in
this city. The bill Of fare comprised all
,he delicacies il is possible to imagine.
and they were served up in style pc
culiar to and in keeping with the reputa
ton III the culinary department OF the
81, Charles. Governor Cullom was seat,
ed at the head Of the table and was flank
Ell on either side by the numerous guests
assembled.
pIER SUPPER
the entire partya.aln returned TO the bali
room where tnelcs,iyltics were continued
until APO IN the morning, at which time
the gubernatorla! party departed for the
'outh, ny their special train.
g. ~ TIE FALL ROOM.
Such gathering OF the wealth ana
beauty, and such display Of elegant
costumes as was to b. seen in the ball
room on this occasion 1t he, not been our
fortune TO witness in lon. time. We
cannot, however, attempt description of
the toilets. The meagre facilities at
hand will not justify us in doing 50.
OUR guests.
The Governor and his party. and cs-
pecialiy the Misses Cull9m aud Miss
Lewis and the other ladies of the party,
made Il favorable impression on
our psople, and their visit to Cairo will
long he remembered as forming most
pleasant and Joyous occasion. The Gov
ernor himself made many friends among
the Cairoites, all OF whom wish him and
his party pleasant journey and sale re.
turn 10 their homes.
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nucL whea, Flour, Butter ana Lard

Just received direct from Wisconsin, %
bbls choice pure Buckwhcat Flour, which
offer to the trade low:also, choice family
leaf lard IN buckets, Il pounds each, very
fine; also, packed and roll butter o f Ill
grades and all prices. TO arrive Thursday
lob. pals of'Ruston's gilt edge butter"
Tor family trade; also, Geo. W. Kings
celebrated Rock river dairy and creamery
butter in 30 pound tubs. This is a strict,
~ fine grade OF butter and hard to beat.
Call and be convinced.
5. l.. WILSON.
l2,l.3t No. So Ohio Levce.
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BUTTER!

FAMILIES AND THE TRADE
can be supplied with choice iowa butter
in
TUBS OR ROLLS
atGi Ohio cvee. If, ii. LEIGHTON.
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$4,000 90 sl3,o56 10 $ C,o5o Oh

Report Of B. +. Parker, city treasurer,
for the month of November, was sub,
mitted aud on motion OF Alderman
Halliday, referred to city comptroller.
CLAIMS AND ACCOUNTS.
The following salary accounts Of city
officers were presented and read, viz;
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Vi. i. HOWLEY-Resl Estate Agent Buys
md sells real estate, collects rents, pave taxes
,or non-residents. etc. Commercial avenue be-
.,.rru Ninth and Tenth streets
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Tim Gorman, supt Of ftree'sI no. 0U W
On motion of Alderman Patier, the
above salary bills were allowed and Or
dered paid by the following vote, VIZ:
Ayss-Foley, Halliday, Lancaster,
o Callahan, Patlsr, Rittenhouse, Thistle
wood and Yocum--S.
Nays--None.
The following claims against the city
were submitted and, On motion Of Alder
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SECRET SOCIETIES

... s.,f'' ts',
sx knigi'tS Oi Pythlas, ine'te every tn
:. ~ A DAY night II hAli-pAsl seven, m Odd
~ Fellow5 Ball. - HOWE,
S.&hZ Chancellor Commander.
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lumber
Queensw are.
Photography

-. HARIMAN-Deaier in Queensware, Toys,
,ampt and all kinds of fancy articles CONNER
,'ai avenue, corner 9TH street,
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.,,l,.,>. ALEXANDER LEDGE, NO. IA.
.rx - Indspendent Oricr Of Odd-fel-
sx~E.: lows, Iaects every thursday night
Nv ~ half pasr seven, IN their hall On
Comm,rcIsl agende, between sixth ard Seventh
.rtts /. b. EEStol,D, y. g.
~thlRO FSCAMPMEET, /. o. q, y. nleets
. Jip oih-FelIowp' Hall on the fr.t and third
lnrsiay IN every R.onth, al hAlf-paHt seven
\. tOHlEGS. L
a CAIROLODGK. No. 81, A. r. "a. N.
81 Hold regular Communications ia sia-
&% gone Hall, corner Commercial avenue
asA Eighth street, on tie secpud and
,ulth GIhhaY OF each month.
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AFEw Of the PRICES At
PETTIS e BIRDS,
l4th AND WASHINGTON AVE,
nd all other goods very cheap.

ANA all other goods very cheap.
Also, just received, choice lot Of Pure
Spices, Mustard. English Table sauce
and Pickles.
Cali and see us. 2i-ht
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Real lstnte Agcncies.

JOHN ANTRIM Merchant Tailor and dealer
IA Ready Made Clothing. ~ ohio I.eyoc.
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WILLIAM WINTER-SAth street between
'ommcrcinl avenue and Washington ayenup.
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). l.. WILSON.
No. So Ohio Leyce.

A Pheasant md Highly Compliment
my Testimonial OF ihc HeSpect with
RDjCI "a" People OF Cairo Regard
GOy Gulioln 90 The Reception aud
EnGeriaIn men of the GOVern or and
Party 4 visit 10 Oar Public schools,
and what the Governor ana Pres
jdent Acker1an Said or hrn--fhe
Recepiio" at Temperance Haii-Tho
Hail and Banquet AT the 81 Charles
The supper, eEc.
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DIRECTORY
III
,lRO BUSINESS HOUSES

Sotr. ANY business firm can have three llnes
zee, IN this column under appropriate heading
THE mite Oi 81 80 per month or $i2 per year
aygblr quarterly ~ advance.
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RESOLVED. That the the Committee on
Police and Jail be, and that they are
hereby instructed to purchase for the
present police force good waterproof
coats, same not to exceed six icy dollars
each,
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Admission, VI %, GALLERY, j0c. Received
seats a. Hartman'st without extra charge.
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sheritfs $ S ale.
District court, Yankion comfy.
Second iudicial district Of D. i.


Second judicial district of d. T.
1loIUAus T. simmons, administrator of t%e IS
tato 9t WitttaA7 simmons deccasea, as Cha1teSf. .
ROSsfguctsr and Mary ROSSt eUScbeT, MS rife,
HearyJ Neyef, the saint Cr05r LVnt5erCo M
paay, anu q, b. Brooks.
NToIICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That by. virtue
IN Of a special execution to me directed and
delivered, and now in my hands, issued
out Of the clerk 5 office of the second
judicial district court, of the territory of Dako-
ta in and for the county OF
Yankton upon a judgment OF foreclosure req
dered in said court in favor Of Adolphus l. sim
mons administrator of the estate of William
Simmons, deceased and against Charles e. Ross
ry j. Meyer, the saint Cro& Lumber Company and
c. Il Brooks, | have levied upon the following
described real property, lying and being
in said city and county OF Iankton,
Dakota Territory, to wit: Lots one, two, three,
and the north half of lot four in block four, in
the city Of Tankton, rs plated and surveyed by
j B. S. Todd, in the clerk Office for the county
by said judgment OF foreclosure, and that shal
on
FRIDAY, TIE 27th DAY OF JULY, a, D. 1871
at the hour of two o'clock P. NJ. of said day al
the front door OF the court house in said county
of YunktOn and territory, proceed TO sell all tht
said real property 20 satisfy said judgment OF fore
closure. amounting o two thousand three hun
dred ana thirty-siX dollars and eleven cents, 10
gether with all accruing costs Of sale, and inter
c,t on The same from he 2!d day Of May 1917, d
/ the rate of seven per cent per aAaun. al puhlr
1 auction to The highest hid er Tor cash.
! aled Yaukton. r, June l2th 1876.
\ n i GRANER VI a. BAKER
Piainliif Att'y. SAerih
H1l ii
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FIRES.
4 DISASTROUS ONE.

Pit;sbuig, June 15-The extensive
works of the Jacobus & Nimicil man.
ufscturng Co., on Diamond St, be
tween SmithGeld and Grant Sts., were
destroyed by fire about three o'clock
this morning. The building was g
four story brick, with a frontage of
125 feet on Diamond ST. and extended
back about seventy feet.
The company engaged in the man
ufactory of light ha DWARF locks,
bronzes Sc, and their NolNs contained
a great deal OF costly and delicate
machinery patterns and manufactured
articles, all OF which were destroyed.
The company estimate their loss at
$l25,000, on which is an insurance of
$4,000 distributed in small amounts
among numerous companies. The fire
also communicated to Bakewell &
Manthcn's printing and book binding
establishment on Grant 81. then final
ly was destroyed and the stock and
machinery in other departments dam
aged by water. Their loss is estimated
at $4,000 They We're insured, bat
the amount is not known.
ANOTHER ONE.
Memphis, June ia fire in Deca-
tur, Alabama, yesterday, destroyed q
number of business houses. Los
$4,000.
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MISCELLANEOUS


Franklin, N. H., June l5-John Colby,
Of Plainfed, intending suicide, says he put
corrosive subimate in mug of cider. His
sisters drank it. One will die.
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
Buffalo, June 15-Jacob Dod's
slaughter house at east Buffalo was
struck by lightning during heavy
thunder storm this morning, and
burned. Loss estimated at forty
thousand dollars; insured. Fugo Le-
poere, Chas. Wagner, and Louis Phil
lips were injured; the frat named
serinnslv.
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A TRIPLE EXECUTION.

New Orleans, June l5.-At IL
o'clock to-day the following were ex-
ecuted by hanging, in the parish pri-
son yard, in the presence Of about two
hundred spectators Adrian Eyeque,
colored, age 20, who shot and killed
a colored man named Richard Tuner,
at Ball, February 9th 1876, Eveque
acknowledged the killing, but pleaded
intoxication; Geo. Morris, colored, age
25, for killing quadroon woman,
named Sarah Jones, his former mis-,
tress, November 30th, 1879. Reason,
desertion; Joaquin Fiorenzo, native
Of Philippine islands, age 35, for the
murder Of his mistress, Marie Louise
colored, whom be stabbed to death
with shoe makers knife, J .uuary
10th, 1876. Cause, jealousy.
A VERY CURIOUS AFFAIR.
st. Louis, Juue I5.-The Time.
special from Mt. Vernon, Illinois
says that on Monday last the Mount
Vernon National bank shipped b
Adams express company a package
containing eight thousand dollars t
the Third National bank, 81. Loui:
Wednesday the Mount Vernon banl
received a telegram from St. Loui
saying that the package contalne,
only pieces of brown wrapping pape
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FOREIGN.
A MEssAGE.


FSfis' J June l2.-ll seems eef'ain 'na' At
Sn9 $500, ol'eli- :, 49, 9,'S,,,S e. = rlas;5at NJ
,mabon yyilI hc read
= RACE.
LoAdon, June 15.-At Ascot to-day 'Le
Ale1andria plate was won by Coltness
The ~ 'a 49,, nlate race = dash sf ! nile and
1,,o,tor rroo ~on hr Rylstona
OBITUARY..
1,o - Il oan S+orl;no.
i-o'oon' : uu0 - 10y .
kno" as lion. " rs NofioH' wen fi'oN " y
poet aud novelist, IS dead. Aged
seventy wears.
Nor rR1rNp1y ENOUGH
~
Cohs'aftlhoPie' . uhe u nei = -
a growing coolnesss between layafa
the British ambassador. and the porte
Safyet Pasha, the foreign minister
aoa,,Io;ns +bot oror4 i not tr;andl,
49,,
eloosi' ",i0 - ~ oo',' ~ 80
the porte Goes not attehu 10 his com
plants, or when 1t 1oes, only makes
PROMISES which it does not keep
o,,ord has roa3o . sharp remon
"a ol H., ,,arta 4,o4 a.
- = !,
cohuuct WIZ la''l'o' a4'0'''''0 i-''s55 i'''''
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WASHINGTON .
A HAPPY MAN.

HAPPY MAN.
Washington, June 15-John A. Harlan,
colored, eX member of congress from North
Carolina, was appointed to-day collector OF
internal revenue for the second district OF
that state. vice Powers
a VACANCY TO DE FILLED.
At cabinet meeting to day, it was
agtoed that The vacancy created by the res
gnation Of Geo F Talbot, solicitor Of the
treasury, shall be filled by the appointment
of Kenneth Raynor of North Carolina
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WILL Run THRouGH

Memphis. JUICE 15.-Trains on the
Memphis 4 Louisville R. r. VIII run
through this morning. The damage
to the Paducah road has not been re
paired.
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M lax ars nX TEAEG RArH

", :, = -l-vN nv -ryTrwcw pgs
WALL srnEET
,y.,, v,rl, n,po -
v,n., :. r,. co,, ' '
lsa,,o,r-,,a,i, S+sad,,
cold 105.
Stocks Steady
,y,. van, ,,,,rer
ne" lorH' jun 10
NllAA pU'l' ana s'iRH''f III buyers i"'o''
NO safes.
CORN -D0II and lover Western Ii" r o'744
59.a
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cut off the SIZE Of bank notes. The
officers here say that the package
showed no evidence Of having been
tampered with bat it contained no
money Express people that The
package wa delivered 10 Inc bank
here, just as 1t was received by their
agent at Mount Vernon, the seaas be
ing intact, and the wrapper being
untouched The cashier Of the Mount
Vernon bank was here yesterday and
said the wrapper and seals Of the
package were the same as used by The
bank here.
HANGED.
Dayton, O., June l5-Harry Adams
was hung here at 1890 O'Clock to-day
for the murder Of Henry Mullharren, a
soldier, February 18th, 1876. MuI-
hagren was an inmate Of the soldiers
home. The day before lhe murder
he drew his pension, fifty dollars,
came into tho city, went 10 a house
of i'll fame, met Adams whom he
treated and who shortly afterward
murdered him for the money he saw.
He died without indicating much
concern and made short speech,
protesting his innocence in d reckless
slanglug Spsech during which he de-
nounoed his enemies in vile tcrms.
TWO DEATHS.
Auburn, N, Y, June 15.-John H.
Barret a saloon keeper, was shot dead
this morning by his mistress, Cora
Young, who then shot herself twlce in
the head.
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Statement Of the Condition
-oE THE
? & NNSY / A N | A FIR Z
INSURANCE co.

0u tie 8lst Day Of Deceuo1or 1876
The name OF the csnpany is Pennsylvania Fire
Insurance Company.
1t is located in Philadelphia Pa.
The amount Of IL canital stock is 100000.
The amount of It's capital stock paid up is
$4,000.
The Assets Of the Co are as Follows ::
Cash on hand and in the hands OF
agents or other persons...... .....S 9l'94s,39
Real estate uninonmbered ..,......., 50 10000
BoNDs OWNED Dr THE coMrANY ro-wir:
Z s. Bonds Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, Piltsburg,
Cincinnati, ST. Louis and
other loans s...............SIs5 49, 0l6 90
PENNSYLVANIA Lehigh Val
ley and otncf railroad
leans bank and other stocks...... 5i935l W
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London, June l5.-Lady Sterling
know as Hon. Mrs. Norton, wellknown
poet aud novelist, is dead Aged
seventy years
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T ELE q r a PHIC-
4 O'clock, %. IN.
THE NEWS.

An Extensive Fire at Pittsburg
Involving d Loss Of $25,0
An 5000 Express Packages
Which contained Only
Worthless Browa
Paper.
A New York Swindler gets away
With 81 100000.
A Growing Goodness Between
Britain And Turkey.
Three Murderers Hanged In
New 0rl8ant.
Grant Granted "phe Freedom of
The City.
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The TERRIToKY OF DAKOTA, /
ARdilor's Ollice. !


WHEREAS, The Pennsylvania fire Insurance
Co located in the city of Philadelphia and state
of Pennsy ylvania, Nas filed in this office sworn
statement ufits condition on the 3lst day of De
cember a. D. 1876, in accordance with the pro.
visions OF an act Of the legislative assembly OF
the territory of Dakota, relating 10 insurance
companies, approved January 9TH, 1858 aud Jan
1917.
WHERE g, On examination of the sworn state,
msnt o said company filed in this Office, | lind
that the said insurance company ie possessed Of
The ncce sary amount OF capital invested as re-
uuircd bv law.
Therefore John S. Sand auditor Of Dakota
territory, do hereby certify that said insurance
| company is duly authorized to transact the busl-
ness OF Fire Insurance in said territory, for the
year ending December3lst 1S77 by agents pro
perly appointed. ,,r,,,,,,
In testimony whereof, l have heseunto set my
hand and seal, this 18th day of June, A. D., 1871,
JOHN S. SAND, Auditor.
! TsEALl Per L. Nj PuRpY, Deputy
Juuel4 dGd
Il TT ZMHTTE
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LoAdon, June 15.-At Ascot to-day th.
Alszandria plate was won by Coltness
Bcrtaglier second; Wild Tommy third
The Ascot plate race, dash Of mile and
quarter, was won by Ryl8tone.
ORITIrARY
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WI. CROWLEY, JOHN DEyEREuN'
Secretary President.
Subscribed and affirmed before me, this 6h day
OF June, 1871, notary public in said city ,and
county witness my hand and notomal seal,
CHARLES CHAUNoY,
rsFArl Notary Public.
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Gohl[ChAAotst D LEI ihis'
The further details Of what is called
Gortzchakoll's reply TO Earl Derby
are as follows
If the Turks make peace directly
the Russian army crosses the Balkans
the Russians will DO ready to accede
to peace, but otherwise she would
haye no alternative but to conquer
and dictate peace to the porte. Il
England wishes to prevent the Rus
slams from entering Constautinople
i she has only to exert her influence
upon the Turks in order 10 induce
them to yield Immediately the Bal
kans are passed.
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Pars, June t5-It seems certain That at
the opening Of tbe sitting of the chambers,
Saturday, a message from President Mac
mahon will be read.
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TELEGRArhiL NOTES.

WnErrsruR Mass oct "a child aged four
W. rs soof ~ wtlyn sAall Was drowned In ,strr. az
Miucnry, t,is corning.
Augusta Ga Oct 5.--rhrrc are twcnly-sryen
yellow frvrf "a Fort Royal twenty Que whites, sna
ia BLACKS. rAaro were i've nea cases iasr.'ia'
ST. Jou>s, n. g.. Oct. 6.-InOiuas ohawlu, who,
witt Jo.u Marn r.cdp from the lsnl,entiry, to-day
fatally by Chief Keeper hecie att esae o1 foif miles,
Is NGhAdI y. h. L.. Oct 5.-Ne.he Thatcher, III
tvelan OHIO ptii, Miss IsOeh's In,hrao A. LIN
fOr Women sac.de " tASn. morphine, Tins mor'
iug
DANBrRY, Conn.,, Oct. Eight thousand peOl 10
ataue the Fair Of tAe abury Astituual
Society to-day The display IN many fea,.is Toe hhest
made here
BosrnN, Oct. 6.-Iho independent rubber COM
paues who decline enter into IA. conOlhar.n hs Al so
non ale moTLi r. No 81 PcarisI Ih.rc was 70
attendance. About 5000 cases we're s"a ehs
regular sao IL % cAses mai beon sold oy i"'i"'-.
LAWRENCE Mass. Oct. "a large barn on Com
non.s, I'M mr. ctss of erectoG Tell IN this frenoon cip
tane s dozen workuen thrt1 feci To the sfoand ohn
ary fatal inure ND four otiers were nor" OF
le severely inars1 high wind wac prevailing ~ we
time