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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-31
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70 Ne under the Impression that tn
uoVernor o' the commonwealth Is
oher'n ana the Aoyu'ant "enerai
k"o OF Depu'y oohs'ao'e' ana oot'
should go about the state making ar
rests whenever and wherever the actu
al oher'''s are TOO lazy or cowardly &c
perform Their duties. Our contempt
rary does no' seem TO be aware that
the state authority has been exercised
IN the case OF Grove Kennedy; so, for
'he oeneht OF that journal and those
OF 'ts readers who have been mlsled
by ITS statements we will recall the
facts when Grove Kennedy Killed
ms uncle last spring. IN uarrard coun-
w. ne was arrested and placed IN JAIL
ana was indicted Tor murder. The
circuit Judge OF that district Hon
N. H. ows'ey' being a witness 10 the
k''''"g' declined TO SIT IN the trial OF
'ne case NO attorney at 'ha' oar
coo'o oe oo'a'"ed 10 act as sPee'a'
Judge ana these circumstances being
du'y cert'ned by the Circuit Clerk,
Governor McOreary COMMISSIONS
Judge "'ckine' OF an ADJOINING DIS
.r'c'' Us sPec'ai Judge 10 Try the case
oe,o'e tue oay "seo ior MS 'r'ai Men
"e"y was brought from jail 70 the
Courthouse unoer VIII OF "doed'
corpus AS 'he result OF that inquiry
ne was renamed 10 )aii oy the court
ana "ened oa''' on MS way back TO
.ne JAN ne escaped from the sheriff
on app''ca''en Oh Judge wicklliie
ana the County Judge OF Garrard,
uovernor "c'reary onered reward
VI nve nundne" do''ars' tne highest
re~s" ao'"or'.ed oy 'aw' Tor the APP
P'e"e"''o" " '"e eec1PtH prisoner IL
WIS 'u"eqoe"''y communicated 20 the
'o'e'""' '"a' ne""edy was IN Lin
CON o"u"'y' ihereupon governor
McNreary no''ned the oherin Ut Lin
com tna' the reward had been offered;
that u was MS the oherin 9 duty TO
arrest 'ne iug'"ve' and that 1t the
e'vn ao'nor''y was not sumc'ent, after
io'' eAer''o" OF 'ss powers TO make
tne arrest or 70 arrest any violator OF
'"e '."' somc'en' 'orce Oh the otaie
n''''''a wou'd oe FURNISHED 10 MAINTAIN
!ne c"ns'''u'ed authorities. IL Is the
business I" 'ne Saer'n Of L'ncoln
oo""'y !" arrest Ae"nedy II found IN
'n"' county. no' I" ooes not appear
'na' '"e o"eon OF any other peace
o"ce' OF c'.'1e" Oh Lincoln mas made
any e"o' ""A'eVer 70 arrest MN. In
'Ac'' '"e Peop'e oi Lincoln county
see" 10 'hlnk that the sensation OF
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s..,o,. w.,.r;,~ H. Ia" - a
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-31

THE Madison County Fair Associa-
ton, we are glad to learn, cleared $500
over expenses.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-31

These Utah divorces wont hold
water. Mrs. Sarah A. Davis, of
Campbell county. tried it and found
no trouble in getting the divorce. but
when she married another man she
was arrested for bigamy, and on the
case being tried this week, was
sent 10 the penitentiary for three years.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-31

They have a novel way of work
ing on the moonshiners in Tennessee.
The U. s. Marshals don't 60 around
with blood hounds hunting them up,
but the citizens give big barbecue,
invite all Of the moonshiners to attend
and then withTemperancelec lecturers and
others, sork ON their minds to such
an extent that they agree to deliver
up their stills and gave bail for their
appearance at the next term of the
UnitS4 States Court.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-31

IT is understood at Washington that
Chief Justice Cartier will refuse to
honor a.y requisition by Governor
Hampton for Republicans now resid-
ing there, but formerly of South Caro-
lima, on the grounds that he does not
consider Hampton the de jme Cover
nor of the State. Old Cartier had
better not 60 tn South Carolina and
tell the people there that Hampton is
not their Governor. If he don't get
one of those Is knocked out of his name
We are no judge OF human nature.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-08-31

vindica,iou Of law and order. Tbe,rou.
hlc n. NO b.vo a, .urd,v occ,s;ons ho1
~ romorl l;es on,;ro,, with o,r al;
cor. Tbey arc ,ero;d oe ,bo;r own
shadow. and tho soonc, thew RESIGN 10
moLo roou Gao cou,o,on, MON tho
better for the GOOD name Of the coun.
~. Mr.. Kennedy. home !. in the
oJoo Of Cor,ord whoro ho s,ovs ma
dopb, moro than he docs a, Crab Or.
-, -
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-02
Curious Newspaper Tactics.

A Washington correspondent OF the
New York Graphic writes: Some atlen-
ton Is bestowed here on the course Of IN.
New York papers on the administration.
Inc animadversions Of the New York
Times on the cabinet and its policy ar,
exciting surprise IN some quarters, bur
are quite well understood In Others.
IN" h"ts'h" public do not eotnurehend
lhe ingenious tactics OF politicians and the
newspapers under their control
me most clumsy KIND Of newspaner
support Is that which is always lauda.
tory Oh an administration. The most el.
iec,lve ADS TO a party In power are those
Journals which give expression to ia.
alscoh'ent OF large sections OF the party
put which are always to be relied mon
wheh u national contests takes place. In
us DAY, The New York Tri6,o,r. undar
Horace Gree!ey's management. was m.
repe!iious organ OF the party, II was nj.
ways On the alert TO Censure wh,tavar
unwlse measures the party manonors
might adopt; but when a conpresSiSva'
Or presidential election took place
nr. greeley never ialiered.
Hence the value OF press
which Will give voice to the discomfort Of
q party, but which will prevent Its ad.
iherents IRON gong outside of the party
lines, and finally influence them to vote
the regular ticket, Notwithstanding their
empittered feelings. Old politicians viii
remember the signal instance of Gree.
,ey's opposition to the nomination of
zachary Taylor his threat to 20 over 10
the Van Buren, free-soil movement, and
now finally, after having "spat upon the
platform" OF the TAYLOR Wings, he adyo.
cared the election of "Old Zack."
mi NOW matters are curiously reversed. |
lhen, the Times was the official organ |
y! the wing and Republican parties.
now, inc Tribune occupies that position
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-02

and Is benefited by tbs cordial support It
gives the administration and It's pollcy.
There is reason to believe that the course
OF the Times Ia really dictated by Sscre-
tary Evarts. IL is known thar Mr..
George Jones IS on the most pleasant
personal relations with President hayes
and bis premier; and there IS report
current here that Mr.. Evarts, owing 10
the presidential contest, was paid re-
tanners by the New York Herald to fnr'
nish il with political ideas on which to
conduct the canvass. The story is that
Mr.. Bennett WAS not well satisfied with
his office advisers. as he made 8 number
OF mistakes touching the policy OF the
day. At one time. IL is alleged. he con-
suited MIR. Dana OF the S0s as 10 the pro-
per course for the Herald TO pursue In
given emergencies. 1t will be re-
membered that Mr.. Evarts began his
career as - journalist. and was
writer on Park Benjamin's paper about
the time that A. Oakley Hall started on
his career as writer. The policy dicts-
ted by MIR. Eyarts to the Times aims, II
Ia said, to keeping in hand the dlscon'
tented element Of the Republican party,
80 rs 10 have them cast their votes on
the right side In the event OF an election.
IL is admitted that the Tine, is able ana
bold in ITS new departure. and 1t Is hoped
it will retain sufficient influence over the
disconnected Republicans to keep them
within the party lines.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-02

THR governor, among others, during
the last week of the session of the Leg
islature, sent the following nominations
to the senate, all Of which were confirmed
Trustees OF the Jacksonville insane
hospital, J. u. Beatty, Jersey county:
Daniel X. Ballou, OF Kendall county; Tno.
L. Salter, Of Jacksonville.
Trustees Of the Elgin Insane hospital
Chas. w. Marsh of Dekalb county,
Increase G. Bosworth OF Elgin, Frederick
Stahl, Democrat, OF 10 Davies county.
Members of the state board OF educa.
flon-Michael Donahue of Dewitt coun.
ty and Isaac Lessen of Quincy.
Trustees Of the southern insane hos.
pital at Anna-John F. Dietrich of Ran.
dolph county Ell. Finch of Union coun.
~, and William p. Bruner OF NASSAU
county.
Trustees OF the deaf and dumb insti-
tuition, Jacksonville-Joseph NJ. Patter.
son, OF Whiteside county; Melvin A.
Gushing, of WoOdford county; Stephen
X. Camps, OF Morgan county.
Trustees of Chicago eye aud ear i'm
iirmary-David Goodwin, VIM. A.
Felch and Perry A. Armstrong.
Canal commlssi0ners-Joseph o. Clio.
yer. OF Chicago; B. +. Shaw, of the
Dixon Herald, and Martin bingham, of
Peoria.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-02

only disease saperinduced By dir. and
filth, and in order that We may guard
against any and all contagious and epi-
demie lnaladies. we urge upon the board
Of health TO look TO the matter without
unnecessary delay. Taken asa whole the
city is In very good condition, but there
are number Of places that need looking
after, and they should be attended to
nrOmnflv
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-02
FORTY ykARs HrfuRE pBE PUBLIC.
DR.. {. M?lANE'S
WORM SPECIFIC
Or
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

1'HE comt2nance is pale and
l. leaden-colored, with occasional
Pushes, or 4 circumscribed spot ON
one or both cheeks the eyes become
dull; thepupi0s dilate an azure semi,
circle runs along the lower eye.lid {;
thenose is irritated, swclls, and some.
times bleeds ; a swelling OF the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum.
ming or throbbing Of the ears: IN
unusual secretion OF saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par.
tlcuIarly III the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, with a
gnawing sensation OF The stomach, at
Others, entirely gone tiecting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andyomitins; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times co,tlyc; stools Shiny; not
u1ireQucntly Uoscd with blood {;
belly swollen md bard urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
cough sometime dryand convulsiye;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the teeth, temper varia-
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
lNf1. Al I
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-02
The Eastern War.
Turkish Com Inander DisHiissed-Dan
ger Of Russian Batteries
peace Talk.
at. Louis Republican. June H.

| peace Talk.
(2t Louis Republican, June ~
The Ottoman ministry, 1t seems, have
been compelled, by the mcnaclng atti-
tude OF the populace or for other rea-
sons, to dismiss Mukhtar Pasha, COM
mander OF the Turkish forces in Asia
Minor, In addition to the charge OF in
competency, which ii will be remeu-
bered was the objection urged against
him by the SOitas OF Constanlinople, he
Is now accused OF misrepresenting
The strength OF his forces and OF
malyersation Oh large scale. lntorma-
ton has been sent to Turkish representa-
tives abroad that Arabian has been re.
captured by The Turks. Heavy rains
prevent operations in the vicinity o:
kars. The Danube IL very high, and az
inundaton near Oltenitza Is much feared
by the Russians, as in that event they
would be obliged to remove their batte!
les now in that section TO higher ground.
News via Bucharest states that some
Bash- Bazouks crossed the Danube and
captured fourteen Roumanian mil.tia-
men, the calves Of whose legs they cut
Oll. AZ iaSl u koou iSdsOu ID IuTIllsntu
for the delay OF the Egyptian contin-
gent, which has been on the evej ,ot
departure from Alexandria ior more
than a week past. A Russian man.of-
var carrying q score OF immense guns 10
waiting tor them IN the Mediterranean.
Meanwhile Turkish irOn-clads are ex.
| pected to undertake 70 escort the trans
ports containing the Egyptian troops tc
Constantinople, and we may look 10
some fighting in that quarter. Russian
movements are delayed in Romana b,
damage to railroads by Hoods, and tn
wet weather is beginning to have an il
effect on the soldiers. Reports tror
Russian sources state that Servis has re
solved to maintain strict neutrality. .
Paris paper says Russia will dispatch
reply to the English note which will b.
conciliatory. The talk Of prosperity
peace appears to be increasing and hi
mornings dispatches throw some littl
9 light on the subject. 1t is noticeab
, that all the peace talk comes from Ru
sian sources.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-02

IrIs charged that there is some one in
the treasury department ut Washington
who keeps the whlskey dstillers posted
as 10 the movements of the special agents
OF the department 1t would seem from
this that the employees of the department
hsse not profted BY Avery's exper ence.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-02

Coy. Young Of Ohio, CLOCKS up the
wine when It Is red" and this fact may
be the means for defeating him Tor
denomination tor reelection. The
Western Reserve Republicans are q cold
water set. and will not support him.
Republicans in the Southern part Of the
state claim that Gov. Young is the only
man who can carry Hamilton county
and without Hamilton county they can
not carry the state.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-02

The smallpox having made its appear.
snce in Du Quoin, it has spread among
the colored population to such an extent
as TO become alarming, and the authori-
Ties are now using every effort to stay Its
progress. The Tribune, in order to cor.
rect the reports that have gone abroad
concerning the existence of the disease IN
that city, says:
ihat we have cases OF small. pox IN
our city we do not deny, but that the
people ara dying an at tho rate of from
twenty to thirty In day, we DO deny
very emphatically. Thus far we have
Lost two ctizens (both colored), who had
the disease In the regular form, but OF
the cases now existing, they are princi.
pally If not entirely of the yarioloit
form, and consequently not 30 severe
and fatal. There are but two families Of
whites who are at the present writing
CTuesday) attacked with the disease,
and In one the patients have r, cover.
ed. There are, however, quite nun
Der Of cases among the blacks, and these
have mostly been brought on from thell
own carelessness, In visiting persons
and localities where they ought to have
known, II they did not, that they had
no business to 70. Our authorities have
taken the matter In charge, employed a
physician to attend most OF the sick, 40.
pointed man to procure medicines and
1000 for the afflicted and their families,
and established hospital ut the fair
grounds, where oil who cannot receive
proper care At home, or those who. for
want OF means, become charges NJ The
city. will be taken and cared for until
they entirely recover. " "'''
While we have no smallpox in Cairo,
and do not believe there is the least
reason 10 apprehend that it viii make IA
appearance here, we suggest to the m.
thorities the propriety Of taking steps TO
havo the city placed in q thoroughly
sanitary condition. Smallpox is not 10,
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TAX SALE NOTICE.

To Jseob Christian, Mary Christian and
Emsiine Christian
Nou are hereby notified that at a sale OF
lands for the delinquent state, county, dis
trict school and other taxes of the year
lS74 and Co to, held at the court house door
in the city Of cairo, county Of Alexander
and state of Illinois, on the sixth day of
september, 1875, Martin Brown purchased
the und hfn hf ne, und hfse ne, llnd hf sw
ne, und hf &c NV, und hi ne sw, und hi NV
Sc. All the above described lands are sit.
uated IN section three 49,, town fifteen 40
and in range three ~ west OF ID = NJ, In
said county and state, aud that the time
given by law for the redemption OF said
lands viii expire on the sixth day Of sep.
tsmber, 1877.
MARIIN BROWN, Purchaser.
caro-. MS. May II. 1877 VI.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-02

TIE Blandyille M,us denies that the
mob who hanged the negro Pyle built
rirc under him, and burned his clothes
Of" Well, we have no doubt the story
OF the hanging was greatly exaggerated
before il reached our cara. AoWever,
We gave the particulars as they cam" to
US, and ii we were misiuior.ped we were
not 10 blame,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-02

The Villa Ridge correspondent OF the
Pulaski Patriot says the shipment of ber-
ries from that station for the last week
has averaged about one car per day,
"but should the present dry weather
continue day or two longer, the sup
ply will decrease rapidly. Prices from
the beginning have been fair, and hun
"-1ds OF little towns throughout the
'.aVe I've been begging for fruit and un
aDae 10 gee Nglt VI y. III
ing largely increased yearly, and We
predict that not many years allGMs sbiIp1..
.n.M9ssss.&i9i but the country surround.
Ing it will be the most desirable and best
improved portion Of Southern Illinois,"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-02

Tine Republicans OF Williamson county
will meet in mass convention in Marion,
on Monday, June 25th, Tor the purpose
of nominating candidates for the various
county offices to be voted for at the fall
election.
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year each.

Gov. CuLoM has approved The bill in
relation 10 insurance companies. This
bill provides that the auditor OF state may
revoke the license OF any insurance com.
pany doing business in this state which
he may lind TO have made false state
ment Of its condition.
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7Ghe 8aHttin.
Ex.GovERNoR HENDRICKS will sail for
Europe about the 18th Of June.
TIE Ohio Democratic state convention
will be held At Columbus on Wednesday,
July 25th.

OY THE one hundred and two counties
In Illinois, Crawford, Calhoun. Franklin,
Nsssac. Pope and Hardin are the only
ones not burdened by railroad indebted.
uess. They have no railroads.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-02

MULLINS AND nIGGINs, the Lincoln
tomb robbers, were convicted in the
sangamon circuit court on Thursday,
and sentenced to the penitentlary for one
year each
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r. Gladstone, DR.. W L. C.rirntcr, Prof. HuI-
ley, X. A Proctor, Frances Power tobbe, Tie
Duke Of Argyle, Jas a. Froude, Mrs. Nulocb
Mrs, OHphant, Mrs Alexander, Mas Thacilersy,
Jean lngeow, George Macdonald. VIM. B'arl
Anthony lIollope, Matthew Arnold, Henry
hlrgsley. W. W, Story, Auerbscb. Rnskin,
carlyle, IennysOn, Browning, end many o,hpra,
are Ieuresept:d in the uages 0f
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-02
81 William ONION Bryspt

''The Horse Hotel" lively article, b.
Charles A. Barnard, splendidly illustrated (;
The Clock In the sky" by Richard A.
Proctor; "a Christmas Play for Homes or
sunday. schools" by Or, Fgg,sston; "Tho
Peterklns' Christmas Tree" By Lucretia
Il. Hale Poetry aud Carols NJ Winter"
by Lucy iArcOm, with pirtlre..