davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-07
OH Bulletin
How ths GaiIas Kiii the Hinch Pan
Iher.e ...s.

| De Cossan' s trade Of the Blue Nlls
Wonderful stories are told Of how the Gala
hunters capture it. tor they dare not meet
II face to face with their spears, and there.
fore resort TO strategy 1t Is said that when
! the Gala hunter has discovered the haunt
Of blsck panther, be digs round hole In
tAe ground som six feet deep, and Just
large enough for him to stand upright 10.
lie then goes into this hole, and placing Lls
round builalo-hi Re shield on the top Of IL
20 Ms to cover hin entirely, calls "a iips
panther, IN knocking voice. daring IL 70
come out VI the jungle where il Is con
cealed. The panther, WHO II naturally u
very passionate beast, on IA caring this ia.
lance immeii ately nisbes out and tries TO
eet az tue hnnL-s by ciHW1nR AZ MS shield,
which cover. The top VI the hole mny'c he
Is ensc0nccd; but The Gala hold, tlght,
and then en-. les 4 dialogue, % rather &
mOnoiOguc, tor though Nh, panther Is sap
posed 10 understand Gala, he only answers
by growls. The hunter Grst abuses tie
tAAAh'ls mn NV u - ~ Ai'0 ~ aA'lANt ~
all -ori7 Of ubm,s, until the unfortunate
panther gradually works Itself up into
guct "a Iraf1 y that II N ld,t iaiIiy die Of
rage and The hunter, emerging from bis
ho.r, secure. is Kin, in conformation VI
this .stOy, the Aby,sniau, declare that
Hhen the black panther skins are brought
~ market they never have any marx Of
lance thrust. or ."0rd cuts upon them, a,
have the SANS VI ether animal, which are
lcd "a tAe chase. fancy the truth Is
that the palthers ne shared Dy device
which they often use IA Abyssnia Tor
catching Tue spotted ieopId,. 4 runni
moore !, hrny tied 10 the branch Of tree
aI.d the branch Is then bent down and al.
lnrhcd 10 stake in the ground n such
way that anything moving the moose will
1T IL tree; Xii or bitcc OF incaL Is then
parcd behind the moose, which g. carefully
conc, drd among tII3 .eaSes aud PLACED IN
.uui. a way that the leopard, ~ spTingirg
u m prey, w,'pa@ through the moose; oil
course hc becomes entlBglcd IA II; the
movement sei- isGe the branch, Which liics
up, and the leopard, instead 0! eating the
poor little nd lwLO-e feelings must Dc
anything but pleasant suddenly finds him
sen su-pcnded IN the air, where his strus-
ge, room cause the running moose 10
tighten around MIN, and lie "a easily Glll,d
ny NE nLnt-r..
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-07

Open every business day IRON Ga N, 10 5 y. m
NJ Saturday EVENING" foI savings depositA only
rom b to o'clock.
W. HySLOP. Treasurer.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-07
TER Ms
| staxs frss to all Subscribers in the
| United Stataa.

United States.
HARPER s BARgAR, one year"....Si 40
81 90 includes prepaymen U. y. postage by
the publishers. - ... ,
subscriptions to HARpER's MAGAZINE, WEEK.
LY, and BAgAR, TO one address for one year, go,
or, two Of Harrer's Periodicals.. to one address
for one year, 20 OOi postage free, 60.
An Extra Copy OF Either the Magazine, Week,
ly, or Bazaar will be supplied gratls for every
Club ofFIvE SUBSCRIBERS ut 81 w each, in one
remitancej or, Six Copies for $40 0O, ,without
extra copy; postage free.
Back Numbers can be supplied at any time.
The Volumes OF the BAzAR commence with
the year. When no time Is mentioned, IL will
be understood that the subscriber wishes 10 com.
mence with the number next alter the receipt OF
his order
The Annual Volumes of HARPER's bazaar, In
neat cloth binding, Will be- sent by express, ifes
Of expense, for 81 w each. complete Set,
comprising Nine Volumes, sent on receipt Of
cash at tho rate Of 81 20 per volume, freight al
eXpeu SEQ purchaser,
Clotn Cases for each volume, suitable for bind
81 . vii be sent by ma postpaid, on receipt oi
! VI, 90 each.
Indexes so each Volume sent gratis on receipt
| of stamp ,...,.
Newsnapers are not to copy this advertisement
without TIL express order Of HARrER n BRorB.
nA,sPERs BROTHERS. New yor
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-07
DIR. BUT S.
CHASCERY NOTICE.


State of Illinois, County OF Alexander
circuit courtof Alexander county. S,ptem-
Der term, A, d. lSi'.
Ldmunu X. O'Bren VS. Edmund Il, Garaghty
Eugene Gaiag ty Jacob II. Bnrlough, Jose.
phlne Garghty u, Slevln and j. Sley'n' BIZ
in Chaucery.
Affidavit Of the non csdence of Jacob Bur
rough, Eugene GaINghty, Il. SIeyln anu j.
Sleyin of the defendants above named, having
been iiled in the Office ] the CLERK OF sald Cif-
cut court of Alexander Couaty, n0ticels here
by given TO the said non resident deiendanth'
that the complainant has lilcd his bill of com.
plant IN said court on the chnncely side thereof
on the lrst day Of May, A. D. 1917, and I'M,
summons lhereupOn issued out oil SAIL court
against said defendants, returnabe on NE
third Monday of May, A. n. lo'l H. ~ ny law
required And an order having been entered 0i
record in said court at the May term 1877, there
ot. that said cause stand continued, WIN Oruer
OF publication Now, therefore. unless you,
the said Jacob II. BurrOugh, Eugene ,'afhghIy
Is. Sleyin aad j :. Sleyln shall personally De aho
appear before the said Circuit court ul AleAhn'
der county on the first day OF me heAl TERN
thereof, 10 he holden at the court mouse III luz
city oi Caro-, in said county, on NE yrs, Mon
day of September A. u. Isi1, anti plea'i nm
swer OF demur to the said complainant piil ~
complaint the same, and the matters anu ulihg'
therein charged and stated will he taken rs con
lpssed, and decree entered against on aeGord-
ing 10 the prayer oi said bill, r. "a,
JOHN A. REV w. ,tsrk,
| JouS ~. MrLKEv, Complainant Soi'c''or
! Cairo, His. July 18th, A. u. t7,. W.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-07
Foreign Travel

we have "a Winter on the Nile" by Gen
Mcclellan "saunterngs About Constants
nople," by Charles Dudley Warner lou,
OF My Window at Moscow" by Eugene
Schuyler. "An American in Turkistan,,
etc. Three serial stories are announced
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-07
THE DAILY BULLETIN.

THE BULLETIN Id published every morning
except Monday In the Bulletin Building, cor
ner Washington avenue and Twelfth street.
The BULLETIN ia served TO city subscribers by
. .-.. =
faithful Carriers at Twenty Five Cents Week,
payable weekly. BY Mail. lin advanced, slO Der
mum; six months, o. three months, %, one
month, 81 20,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-07
NO. 1885,
Scribner'S Monthly
AN UNRIVALED ILLUSTRA
TED MAGAZINE.

When SCRIBNER issued its famous MID
summer Holiday Number In July, y endly
critic said OF II ave are not sure but thu,
SGhIBNER has touched high-water mark
We do not see what worlds are left To II n
conquer" Rut the publishers do not con.
slider that they have reached the ultim,
mule oil excellence--they believe There ara
other worlds TO conquer, and they propos,
to conquer them"
The prospectus for the new volume give
the titles OF more than fifty papers (mostlA
iIlus,rated), by writers OF the highest merit.
Under the head OF
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-07
Harper's Bazaar.
Illustrated.
NorIcEs OF Tie pnKss .

NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
Forstrctly household matters and dress, HAIR
PER's BAZAAR 10 altogether the best thing pub
llshed. To take II is matter OF economy, No
lady can afford to be without 1t, for the iniorma-
ton II gives will save her very much more money
than the subscriptlon price, besides giving the
household an interesting literary visitor. Chi
cagO Journal.
II :RPERs BAzAR 10 proflisely Illustrated. AMI
contains stories, poems, sketches, and essays OF
u most attractive character. In It's liter
AIRY and artistic features, the BAR2AR IL unques-
tionably the best journal of skind in III, cOun
Try. saturday Evening Gazette Is ston.
, 1877-09-05
THE JOLLY GOVERNORS.

7hty Wall New YorIt t.i1vnn1 Ar- a.tt.o.,
S.w Yonr sn,, a..r,,o -,.;,,a. n
"s't sa'en RECEPTION to-day at tic City-llal'.
alter which theT looked In at Ca.tic tiar,1en.
AMI LATER Inspected tho institutions. down the
bar and ~, t],c Ist,n,y In TIN ro.t r,i-,r
|. During The trr ,1nx, lin .'s. H. t',... a,,
ts'"ses, anu CONTINUOUS IA Ute wns given from
t!'c shipping On The return, Hos. Dcitc. uf
New Jersey. In Its ren.arx,. ~ II he t,el,ryc,i
every State should u,ssc,. t,o n,,,r., ~ 49,.
rr;n, ,.ss.. ..'.,..,. pess 1"e po"er ot pre-
, "caee Will" IL" H's4cra. Iho late 4llh-
eul.1 "ould create q better feeling between
capitalists and employees. lie believed ,nurh
difficulty was caused by pushing wnrr, ,,,sod ri
t;rn. Porter. Of Tcnnes.ee. xnta ,,o,.f,,,,
vi tl,r Prospects, Of tne rtn,,,trv' .n,1 ..,J ~,
1n,tIrr uf t!I. Ajninft, ,ra,in,, hs fo., 1, ". ~
, 1877-09-05

tcrrlv ho7t that tnc people Of the CnItc3 State.
may c able to free themselves frofn their 10 tai
'lf'aculs'cs. N"t1'lng I. gained by refusing to
:cc papahl" dangers, anil II Il futile tn n.srrt
ten ttays lite and rfoncrt wc,c exposed in Tho
iiost I'rusrefotls anil b1puttnls cities Of tbe
mon 70 The fury nf 4 desperate .uu,. The
In'le lass III the tnitc'i States mar -ntieavor
- lniact th"1r recent panic nr to cstyinen them
selves that they never trlt il. hui thcr ranunt
hide tronn the world tl,. plain meaning Of Tic
reccnt uutbrcas. II they were allie to 10 SO,
The working classes you'll hardly permit them
anu mere arc Signs alrcativ that vla.rnus ctTorts
;'e'. and perhaps more permanent forn,, of 4
struggle bctwetn classes ii, wlief, ,riIutry wifi
Wtial .l'*ttn tfons basel only Or chiefly uuup
wealtl u Cer:aln " be must severely t1icI. -
, 1877-09-05

VE'GE'I'INE,
Purifes the Blood, Renovates and
1nvigorates the Whole System.
ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent, and
Diuretic,

Vegetine to male e1efu.vey from tho tues, Of esrG.
fnfseierted bHks. rpotA and hcrtt and 70 strnnsix
concentrated that It will easctuay 4r4dcats from iha
f}"eH eFefS taInt Of srr0fnin, Actofulnps 1fu-
n"r. Tnfnors, Cancer. Cnnceroua iiunor.
Efs.lrr'n =. Salt Kheum. Ayphllltfc Diseases.
tahAsf. FnIutheas at tho Ntonia act, aud iii A,x.
rs''a INA. arise from tnppra blooi .rtatIca. Ia.
Mnt" M hanfors and Chronic Rtaoauta tatIsm, Senrat-
Ah' tsonf. hnd ansnal Complaints can on;y bs
ehectaalJ cured through the blooa.
For licrys aa4 Era1tivc diseases at tha sktn.
aasteto*. Pimrtes, 1slotches. Hollis. Tot.cr.
.,;la sasshrnh' nnd Nanaworfn, VEaartx2 has royer
'al!ea to effect a permanent CURE.
For Pains 10 tho Hack. Ktdpev fo,nu1.trt.
Hrep's' FemHlc Ncnkncss. LeucorFborn, sris
ing from Internal liberation. and uterine so4
e'eEefnl 'rhilify, vIuErkk acts directly anon shs
csWes OF these complaints. It tnYixosssts xnd
the Eh"'c aylten upon the 4ectctivs
ofsaha aEsSs Inflammation. eufaa liberation and rsr.
uatss the i,owc,s. ~11
For CMsnrrh, Dyaprpsfa, tInbttuat Cos.ivs.
messt t ra'"ttaffon nf tho Heart, Itsadnehe.
'1tr' H"FSau+Hcs$* and t:tnerat Pfostrntion
ot tof NffFou~ @sxfem no medicine has erer given
eaen perfect aatlactloa ~ the vxa1rtNx II prrhss
sne oo rcahses III uf the or1ans and eon
Holllng power OVER the nervous systc,n,
Thc remarkable eurea effected by vxvxYtxr h.va,..
u"eeu H11hY plJsr!aia m Apotbecar,es whom -
*ao" 10 pr'ssri3e and use 1t Ia sher own families,
Ia !sTt FkafrtsEi II the best remedy ret d,.nve,ea
~. ne aonse diseased snd IA the ouly reIIsbs BLOOD
FURTHER Jet placed bsfore tbs public.
, 1877-09-05
MEETING nE LIBRARIANS

New fong, Sept. 4.-The first convention Of
the Atner,can Library Association was hcll to.
dav a. Association Hall. Judge Wlnkur, Of the
Howard Library, psestdlng. There we're over
ilfty members present, iu:!uslIng Will!sm F..
Poole, Cucaso Library: Charles Exams, lnat.
ana'ao!is Library: Jotin n. Dyer. 81. fuuis, arf
t:'el librarians Ut Yale anI Congress. T.c
C.ia r:i'ab made an ndlress congratuIaling tic
lnet''!cfs III, tho progress made, ans! predicting
Tue ilret business Of The DAY was the rece!v-
Ing VI tug reppst .! the o,nuitttce on Con,,ptu-
ton Of p'"less Index to pertsnl1cai Literature.
lhr details ot thc i,'lcx we're discussed, and
much a;ress wns lail OH t.,e Importance of tue
completion VI the work by ceopcr4tiou with
l'I'rnr.cs. and the American delegates to the
conference u! L,brarials IN October nero d.
rectsd !" consult VIII. lie English Librarians us
~ s:hrrul cu-Opcratton in the matter.
W.. 4"olc. u Chlrage, rrad paprr gring
the n!klTy vi The various State I!trA7ics, md
showing l'o~ State ean con.rol tllcln. lie
advocated haslu: libraries Rway from State
CuIttiui, ntHl hufllx thrtn goyurnytl by trustees
The papcr evoked ll,lrli Discus .lun,
, 1877-09-05
FINANCIAL.

NEwroRr, R. L.. Sept. 4.-rhc Perry cotton.
mill has Suspended operations, uwing to f1nan.
cial difficulties. The Newport Manufacturing
cumnany-1'enjamIn Finch, lndosset Of thc
lattcr'a paper-ts tile rsrsipal owues. a large
nuMtes Of hands were thrown out of employ.
meat. Several banks will Immediately MT in
t4csrnt q! meeting VI the creditors this after
ntIuu.
NEw fonK. Sept. 4.-Thc Hartcn, Bank rus.
utnted operations today md witt Into vo'ul,.
tlry liquidation. This aetfon WAS .lceilel on ut
sast.t ~ par oil .lrEo=fio.s III tull. business
waa toeicfnec stopped. a,a la7fl,er deposits tr.
tnssd. 'rhe bluk suffered losses in tue p4pc of
is't aud IT. hu.tncss has uot Improved alnee,
wliA VAS tue cuusc U! tle Suspension,
, 1877-09-05

Chicago Beef:

TIE TIFFANY CAR coMrANT.-The nex refrfg-
setn +, the .hfPplnv comun;v IN III transportasvn
o. sfft ituis hniter rRst. ru!try. game aad other
pfk!a ~ altltsts ffnm p1tbt 10 apDthert mat
u. IW tAf dlstan ~ they arranged lint their
c2ntcnth Shrn tr!lsrtEa arc in Estld conilton
Nneh placed IN E,ar1 Each Ut the four
ar't.shstfa a!ts!oulh ta summer only three In
~ tle fy;'th Ut X the outer which bY HeAa4
ns ~ inside ht car 10 x7'1d ittL1u. nttex4i
hstlsS 1cr parked Ftwren the wAs Of the ear, " ID
aAr ~ ntnee FjrsefafnF ears. E1ace IL prnFtIed
!oF FIof txo 0at " lct. which, with excellent sJt-
!e ~ *rhilatOtl, FilEtt dry AIN cnld
@ ~. u warm weather b.! a1eut - d..
y ntof z" tne losio' Az 7 hoai wtth cargo
day. and cnn.txne1 ~ Itnflls III Tic meat
TAs lua! ~ tt"@n and hard placed iatde Ehs
csf aa Aninb-r Of nnrrauts am! 0thers ho xAl-
lne the car were as t.rd " nnI that thrse fur
MiAte! Mfsn. u sh ming with perfect safety any
III 81 pttsh9hle tr'tu:~ Anuft Krea. aas ahtxxa
T1feI tn thu cnlrat 1t xttltout fFrexnx Au
rtrh trinttrat"rf axsy. being maintained th1 ~.
!f.efklur tlhH q tfr Erst rAlz pni In tht
ot II tNef Tram hlnfa.n |" Et4 during the WIN
trr t:*A4 WErn tar ihrrn"n .irf tsngr1 frt to 10
Irgfats l.tow sct., ahl thu In Tcr.
!ns Y i"rt *as shpIN froi kanass cir 10 C I9o.
aAI Altfinu1h tr !tefhonricE s.l ilf} Degrees III
tr tine tc rontenis Ut tho IN tha bssl cuti.
uuH. n7r tf The lHieGt pA[e FHtNt1 NAB the lraas-
rpfiatta Ct CIR oht of tFA!t trun San Franci 4, 10
thraIH snt *tlch the latter point TeAcieI a1I
the frni. unYA!tL Il w&, found that Vi il lal
bxss Sssts :; dasnx ths journey rhe c.pany
ht hHlf The cars rRanc by tAs International Lina
-HDs{VH Nus. 4t.HFA+i{. Ysuf. ''0
, 1877-09-05


JOLIET, ILL.,, Sept. 4.-S,'me time In May last
man who gayc hts name ~ F.. i. Parter regis.
tered at the Robertson uouse In this city, lie
WAS accompanied by !Iis wife and CHILD. They
seemed to be respectable people, as,i lid not
attract more notice than IL usually a>cortle.t to
new co,ncrs tn this place. In JUNO Mrs. Porter
disposed VI some property In l.aSa!le, and with
portEun Of tho prore"As of the sale paid ttsEr
bi!ls htrc. Tie family then went lo East Ea.i-
nav, Mich, rcturf,'n. to Jotlct i Jew wccks
slnrc, l''rtcr helm. taken very sick xou,l utter
nshl dying yr.tcrfay. 1t las bcen as-ertainr.!
sttIye k death that he was toue other uersuil
tllA1' Edward !. piarr. with dozen alla4cs,
nuI'aewhnt uotc1 forEcr, wl,o1e operations form
o'r Vt tho l,lost interesting criminal il:slnrtrs
III rrcur,t. ill., was we'll known to ti,c police,
aud many lHss1ss IN this country Rt"l England
know Inn tu lhcir strrow. During lis l,le-
t'tnr Fiicr n1ne nrarly 1alllEon .iollrs hv l,,s
tnrEcrrs, ais.l died Il patper. liz viii bc bure.l
by charitable ArslnalutaIncs to-nInrruW. lilo
rlllse nt hls death waa cuncer In the stomach,
aggravated by tl'.slpata.'u.
, 1877-09-05
CRIMINAL NEWS.
Four Desperadoes Lynched in
Henry County, KY, Mon
day Night.
Tho Assault of the Mob aud the Be-
havlor Of tie Prisoners,
Brief Notices Of the Jfany Murders wftfl
Which Their Samcs We're
Linked,

+ SPFft4f fAvtkPch h
LOUISVILLE. Ky., Sept. 4.-Muvl excitement
lIas brrn pt.rlli,ctt in Hrnrv t.t,unty by the
i.aug,r Of King ,t,m s,unns md t1,rcc III lila
gang lat utrut. These nru-s,n,,nou,, hts
sufis Jat k, Eo..,t. ami Sam. with Jur Uou1.
rich, t>ayG Carrier, join james, and Dick
Sltlck-turtntd n, orrunixtsI hand ut r,,l,twr.
aEal assa.rfus. King Jim xvs the 1cu1rr. nnl
| received lwo thirds uf The spells plrays. uc-
ta.,tatly III. vile would assist II, strult tttrsc.
and ullrt., wien hcr ln,sbaud keut m Inn
It IL tl.t,,lntll sic nssjslcl IN sryeral 1nur-
.lcrs ami rubtitrtrt. Tnu1cu tIlts csnr
hld Lcen carving On Its 1otrttlo
wurk fur ytars, the authorities vuuil
nut get l,ut,l u them until llttle tnurc thnn
two weexs a1o. 4 yenr .go Sticks tutIter.in-
law wa4 murdered. scyctul weeks befurc this
'ts wi1c Ind hyen posnnetl, aml tue citizeus
s,ts1est[nE s.In,rs guilty., arrested lin IN the
discovery oE the 'ntcr l.: -taw's barred relna!tn.
The ryidctlcc w..s Ill eir.rnstsnt'!. hut E WAS
mvettllecss rotsi.sc! and executed. TIN tt'c
araNua l,u uatle Il eunfcs*1.a,,. Acknowledged.
cosnpli"1ty in nslfntrns murders, iii. pr''tr1t,s
:nnprrnrr rl the oslc fur which lie died. lie
gave tire lanlcs Ut lilc gang, all Of whou, SAW
iMm h,n:t. anl llsry wclc accordingly arrested,
cxcrnt Jaes simmons, "h,est:.i'rs. Dave Carter
ruc'l3tatc's cviden.c, n'"l jaime. "as released.
at Newcastle ,,n.lt NJ, t,,c. ,ttx u,,,rn,,u,
..,.. . ' -
""c" '''lsh'o 'ca s.o't' 4oaF eo,''t'cs te'nose''
tlteIn. Ct!zens of Nv*c'lstle followed the Htutt,
but were driven ba:k. Al daybrcux the four
f,n,t-patts wera discovered h.n.ri,v trun ii
l.,,.... ,.. N,n...t ,,. , t, r,
o'luac "ear 4$c"eas.lc' '"o on easi' Hue f"l'
lo"lfiE aFc the murders III wilich thc.c persuns
wose Implicated:
Tt,at Of Parish, for vhiu,, shurt suTcrc,l
;,oo,t IN, ~. .,,Ii'.r.
"sa'a .a.,',t' ua t.s ,s'a' sano"'.
- peoalc1 IRON dashsons1lscs 10 sbcsoy Loifh-
ty, nAnicl Darralt.
Dccler Jatnes, sun OF member OF the ruuv,
snrsfll,pd nv hia unf,rir. trtl,.r l,t,.,,,r, h.
,,,,o,v 49,. <',,'i' sh..,,t ,.' ''', w
""o" ~" "'"'" "'o"t Als aAai1ss n"a "t,fso
oohcs were 1oand w''ero Dick Shucs sai'l t'ey
frat rnh1cI attem,,,.d II h, I,1t.', ,,i,,, ',,ss
~, .,.s,. .s.,' .'.t,. W ~ -, e.a wv" r''
.os'snos, when only urakt his arm, at'tl waa
then taken Il, skill Into the Kentucky River,
Weighted with rocks. md sunk III thu raging
cur RI IT, ss river ss"s " vsFy y @ At The tns r..
!, ~. ,a",, ~. ~, s. '"."' ~. M ""s y'' 1"o4
III Tue heau ~ JacR summons Sun VI tile King,
aHd tobbcd Of 2ti0 and his shtcr's pcnsiutl-
noney.
An tn1!anfau named f,at,nghrr. n frui,-trce
''.'''N" ''e"e.' >'"''"@"e'f T" ~ Ft'ee
, 1877-09-05

II: 2. Stevens Esq.: '"' 1'''' 3D. i07s'
nj, ~: mMs.h< the past ire ytsFsT hare had am.
w. - lulE. ~ the merit Ut Vc4rtine Wv
eais hrs,t wv IL y tIr .nlan attending lady ii deli
eIss ahlc aln e.rr tried. IiArr Kivrn II 10 nv cf
fsm,;Ia r at e'tfy circumstance attending iarEo
III. .sse1 vim aucl' great rnrnA Atlat cannut 1nti
Et.th1Lrs. '3"''1sS appreciation OF !A
Mf!t .rFforn6g my duties ~ pot!cc oaacer IN th,.
Mskne1; a. upe,iihiInif ftecmmcn veXeIlne and
VI q ~. wlerc It dIt rruEa iii that wae
fir ot ths loi IL effects arr sesiIy
rurt tiatt Of the oi atwafs 10 wUfk ,ts ch.r ~
anu aS nj. tetsr tirre arr cltcn.s ancet uotcr
= @ NsRel!ns r4n fF uted viii Injurious fr.its snd
I'll an"rd mr. plcssurr any further ID
aoFMa1'oo - " What know about tesellnc.
WM. Il. lfILt.
FoIcs station l.
, 1877-09-05
{. |, DAVENPORT.

tFFe7o3 UtDu1ea 70 1Hs 77bNnk
NEw foEk, Sept. 4.-The body Of tho late
E. L. Davenport arrived here tllls afternoon,
and was conveyed to tho residence of Mlss
Fanny Davenport. TAa funeral scryiee. will tc
tlcfd at Dr. cnuptn'a churrt. o-morrow morning.
The pa'l.tcarcrs will bc Chicf-Justlse Da!y,
Judge l'ra'1y, 0corge X. tioolwill, Col. Fornry,
E. D. stcpl.cus. Frank Mayo, lieury {. Jarrett,
AMI Augustln n41y. Beautiful tnraI tributes
we're tcnt to !ll"s Davenport. lul,e t4,-Jay.
tll the members Ut the ,Icad aetor's fatniy will
bo present at the 1u,lerul -exrrpt Mis-, Dayrl-
lsFt. who Ia III Ut Canton. H., aud Mis- Blanche
Davenport, Wtsu IL Iu AtIl4u.
, 1877-09-05

Thc rtp!tl!ty With Witch Ameriran society has
recovered iru4n the pants lutu which Il was
thrown hr the Ereat railway strike Is = yery re-
nlrkatla aud very. enrourugng lact, Exas-
EeFateu alafms aud tsaut!e appeals to 0oyrsn-
spcsulations uhout tue sausei 0F tho rsi1,s, aud
these In turn have quickly lost sEeir interest.
Tlie outlook, whlco 1ess t(ian mouth a,v was
swelling. app4Featly, so tas proportions VI
gukseu. The American putliv even speak With
kolns Impotence, - our Fh!Iauc!p4:a currc-
snouient tells u In letter We pablisa
elsewhere, Of thc tptertesen<e Of tho uznIf,
eEel BY nlsuY to be inconsistent with the
principles vi u Fedss1 rcp4Ulie. TIL. lcray
, 1877-09-05

tsn,, carnrI -llu-tons. .. .,
fr.t l..c un ArAns rrrors-no,tons, /: 81.
sttncA ont-wriyht .. 1}r"xn >, suitnn 2 nr,.
,- ..A1- t.. 1!asltn =. Croft. nsas. and psh!usan-
Viii j, 'c',.- 1o"i. j: Elons. ..
T"". ".lmst htts-M right n'"I sthafcs.
l:rtt M iM.''..- lh:t",,s. =. II. L"ni.. /.
GAIiIE--Twn hunrs nAi Gttrrn HIlnates
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Stxr.ut tAtp+ftth tn 7hf 7}ibHHt.
SEV fuIa. Sept. 4..-.shuut l,'stI rrrtDnt.
in:lu.isni. farl:c hitiier ii tuies. wltne ,se1
.!,'tcIi 'rt"cen ths Hartf"r.'s and the Wni G
St.'chin:'s t,rs!al. Tie rnulv,t WIS markell ty
tlt"l'y brilliant Pieces VI tfcng uai lung hits.
he Ra1:,c WIS won by t!,r IIartlar,l+' Bupurlur
btttti1L, u.s!stul hy Ahsuns puIr PLAYING bt.
l,a t"c bat. he lMyl,'g t" rc:trr tn lie eighth
initinr IN ac.tn,'st y. sure l,s.,js. Ihr Hart
forfs hau out tlei full nilic in :lu'iny Fesgu-
s0,, Wt'o lns entirely reeuyrrc iron hi.
.ti5.!F't". TIE game upene favoras'ly tor the
yhs"ra: '':,. wito' httsE whltew1shinE their
scusci .nu run su the latter inning. anl tll!s
secured t!tu Ivad. IN the tli!r1i tnIng li!IGr,l
"penst! tur tue 1tartfor.!s with safe. hot.
Eruuihler ~ right tict. Larkin WIS gwen 1Irst
ba.e On balls, a,1.t, ~ tey wcrr aa-,r.cL mound
tne bases bf -A'su!i. tier ~" was moi tti,p>td
nf until two runs !'a.i Ltcu seurc.. Tie lIart-
lori players supplemented Iii. by se,r!ng
hAsc hits by st.rt md F.FEusoa a,.l
MI csrur. bY sp.!d:ns ut ttssi, bradley
lnarkcI 1!Is p'uv III this Inning by a
wonderful Inc rutetl with ouc hand. In tle llfth
in,,x the Jlugstords III .rr,trt! ttlr!s sore hy
two ru1Is. Suitiier rtub s:utcti n.an until tllt
eighth thnng, when the flnrttorl. ina K,
thrre hasclsIts R,u two runs, one earned. In
this Inning A,stt' retired from tie cltcsicr's
lM'elth,n III account ~ e's0yeirss or bis tlam
vcy iline Ausou's pin = Br..L,,.I tho but 1hls
change brought ,u improvement, n thc Hart.
f"rtt+ IN tic .tarey lars VI tue ninth lrlCuy
Knocked l3ratlley's pitching nil over The ticlt.
anu f'.itl scored three Fillls with only two hands
out Wien pl4y WAS slapped by tbs umpire on
account of dafknrs. Following Is
THE HEDlsk,
, 1877-09-05
M'PHERSON's MONUMENT,

WAsHls6ToS, u. c.. Sept 4.-TAc officers Of
tho army stationed ut Atlauta layo raised d
!unl sufficient 10 purchase the plut Of ssoatnl
upon which Gen, Mcphcfson MIA killed. Tie
slot has been marked with Parrot gun tlrmy
set In tho ground, anl the lol tas tccu ncloscA
With aubstantEal lron fcucc. The trees wlA.l
EIow s, y the plot still hear marx. u! !le shot.
Gcus. fsuycr, Mckcevc, auL licIl: Col>. GI,an1-
lcr, Rochester, aud feLdeE; aud Maj. AsGul-
mis-