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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-02-16
THE DULUTH CANAL CASE.
The Supreme Court Of the United
States Decides Against the State
Of WISCONSIN,

The following is the text of the
decision, as reported in the Associ-
ated Press telegrams:
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-05
THE ELECTION TO-DAY.

To-day's election IS one O. more .moor:-
ance than is suggested oy surface iaG'cs.
tons" The result may, and mos. prooao!y
will, have bearing upon the Prss.derG.e,,
contest Of 1880. Should the presence o.
three candidates in the field at that lime,
throw the decision Of the question INFO con-
gress, the congressman elected to-day will
form that congress Eacn state, IN the de-
cision Of the matter, will cast one vote.
Twenty states form a msiority,. and the
democrats have already secured nineteen.
In Illinois we have majority Of but few
Thousand 81 overcome, and if democrats
perform their whole duty to-day, Illinois
will be added to the list as the twentieth
state. In any event, let it not be said that
we Of the eighteenth district were either
sluggish or lukewarm. The district is a
very close one, and both the state and ma
tional republican committees have sent
money here with which to corrupt
voters. Unimportant as our congressional
struggle seems, the bondholde-s an6 bank
ers of the country and the manufacturing
nabobs of New England, are watching it
with the keenest so!icitude. They have
furnished the "sinews" in tie shape OF
money, and expect to buy Democratic
voters, like 50 many cattle, to support the
Republican ticke, Democrats, as a gen.
eral thing are Door men-most of them
shove the plare, hold the pillow or dig in
the ground for their scanty means Of liveli-
hood but the gold of the Dives of the
Republican party will be clinked in their
faces in vain. Though poor, many of them
needy, their manhood is not on the market.
They will stick to their party, vote for AL
len, for Halliday, Robinson, Hartman and
the other democratic nomipeea, and thus
preserve tae:r personal and political in
tegrity, without spot or blemish.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-05
WELL SAID, AND FEELINGLY

The eoitcr Of the Paducah News writes
thus feelingly of the North's response TO the
Southern call for help;
Some cid soldiers bury their war cxper-
fences beneath the cares and duties of bus
mess, and no one would suppose from their
talk that their sober manner and steady
pulse had ever leaped in glory at the rattle
of musketry and the roaring Of the cannon
Others, II wever, carry their war remins-
cences az ut with them as the white mice
exhibitor parades his miniature menagere
on the street corner, crawling from his
pockets and over his stump of an arm, A
little dose Of war talk is sometimes pleasant
enough, but when we remember that the
war is over; that the sword is beaten into q
ploughshare, so to speak; that gunboats
have been stripped of their old IRON plates
and the hulls worn out as wharf boats; that
frowning breastworks have sunk into the
smooth and fertile wheat feds; that old
uniforms have been worn out by the ne.
groes; that secession Is dead and slavery a
thing of the past, and that the already clos
ing WOUNDS of the nation have this yea re-
ceived more potent healing balm than all
in the material aid from the North for the
plague stricken South, we feel like fleeing
from the exhibition of such fossils as war
talk brings forth from their thirteen years
slumber, and trying faithfully to forget that
war ever ragged, while praying that it may
never return,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-05

NORTHERN fanatics and mischief.makers
affect great solicitude for the future peace
OF the country, because, forsooth, the South
is solidly Democratic. 1t has been the aim
of these unhappy creatures, for fifteen year.
or more, to render the North soliGly Repub
lican. Failing in the attempt, they profess
to see danger in the success the democracy
have achieved in precisely the same line OF
effort. The North is not now, end never
will be again, solid Republican territory
In the October battle the right wing Of
their forcesiwas turned by the gallant Dem
ocrats and Independents Of Iowa Ghe;:
left was badly confused in Maine, In6ians
and Ohio, and to-day the Democratic L.
gions of Illinois, New York ana Pennsyl.
vania will make a successful dash agains.
their center See % it, then you democrats
Of the Prairie State, that you have al your
armor on, anG that, fail who may, you dis
charge your duty to yourself, your patty
and your country,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-05
AN INFAMOUS TRICK.

The Republican State Central Committee,
in the hope of influencing war Demo-
Gratis" and Republican Nationals" have
resorted to an eleventh hour trick that
should brand every man of them with inef-
faceable infamy. By that committee, or
through their connivance. "Circular Let
ter" purporting to come from the Demo.
cratic State Central Committee, has been
circulated broadcast throughout the State
This forged letter abounds in declarations,
most obnoxious and exaspera.ing, like the
following:
1--WE cannot afford to pay the Yankee
War Debt"
"There was no need of the war, and the
war debt was contracted under. the protest
Of the Democratic parry
"The doctrine Of States Rights is the dec.
trine Of the Constitution The hero Of the
Lost Cause asserts this doctrine in his Mis-.
sippi speech, and fully vindicates the rigat
Of state to withdraw from the federal
compect. English statesmen 80 expound
our Constitution; and, but for slavery,
would have interfered in behalf Of our
Southern brethren during the war;"
"The justice Of the Southern war claims
is admitted by all unprecedented men; their
property was ruthlessly destroyed--their
homes laid waste by the Yankee raiders un.
der Sherman and others, and they must be
paid or the Northern war debt repudiated."
"The crippled soldiers Of the Southern
States fought honestly for a constitutional
doctrine, and are as much entitled to fed.
eral pension as the soldiers Of the North y
and 80 on to the end.
The circular isaddressed to "reliable Dem.
ocrats," and exhorts them to be discreet /;
to resort to every means to secure the votes
of Republican Nationals--bat not to trust
them with copy of the ''circular,"
1t is scarcely possible that any linking
Democrat or National will be deceived BY
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-05

BRooKLYN Eagle: "As matter Of fact,
end assuming that the interests of the
blacks and whites are alike in the south
that their stake in their state and the,T
country is the salne-the Republican parry
should not have received a solitary vote
from the Potomac to the Gulf of Mexico,
for Republican rule in the south meant
legalized plunder, and it was so. It's over.
throw in that SECTION has been followed by
peace and prosperity, and by a return OF
society to its normal condition. 1t is true
the south is still solid So it is, and so it
will be, while the fear Of Republican ascer-
dency exists"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-05

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About three months ago commenced
using your "Anti-Fat-" at which time my
weight was 219 pounds. BY following
your directions carefully, have succecded
in reducing my weight to 1853 pounds, This
is all ve-y satisfactory and pleasant bus
just previous to my commencing the use Of
your medicine, had purchased two suits
Of fine clothes at high price, and find, o
my dismay, that they are entirely useless to
me now. When I put one Of my coats on.
my friends tell me 1t looks like o coffee
sack on bean pole, and when I put the
pants Orwell, description fails. Ny OBJ
ject in writing 10 to ascertain whether you
have not, in connection with your medicine
business, an establishment where your pa.
irons, similarly situated, could exchange
these useless garments for others that would
6t. ! think you ought to have something
Of the kind, as 1t would be an inducement
for many to use the Anti.Fat, who now OBJ
ject to using II, in consequence of the loss
they would sustain in throwing aside volua.
bile garments. Just turn this matter over
in your mind. A "Clothing Exchange" 10
what you want In connection with youg
Ant.Fat business. Yours truly,
GEORGE BOYD,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-05

THE town of Hickman was terrible SUI
ferer from the yellow fever. But for the
timely flight of a majority of her citizens,
the record Of deaths would have been appal.
ling. Col. Tyler, a resident of the locality,
says that of five hundred people who re.
manned in the city, four hundred and fifty
fell victims to the fever. These are round
numbers, but we are assured that they sim.
ply represent the true condition there.
Among the five hundred referred to, ore
hundred and five were white men, and Of
these white men one hundred and one, or
all but four, were smitten with the fever.
OF the first class, one hundred and thirty
nine died. Of The other class seventy died
and Of the two hundred and fifty whites en-
braced in the five hundred who remained,
only eight or nine escaped attack, and one
hundred and twenty six, or more than one
half of the whole number, died. This is a
fearful reckoning, and marks Hickman as
the heaviest sufferer in the south, in proper
ton to her population.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-05

In fifteen states of the Union congressman
are to be elected to-day, and if Democrats
do their duty the Democratic majority in
the lower House Of Congress will not only
be maintained, but materially increased.
The Eastern bond-holder, by needless
contraction Of the currency has fastened
upon the people load that IS too heavy to
be longer borne. II Western Democratic
Congressman are elected, the true interests
of the West will be properly taken care. Of;
but if divisions are permitted in our party
ranks, the effect will only be to add strength
to the chains which Radical legislation has
already fastened upon US. What intelligen,
Greenbacker can afford to vote for nomi-
nee who stands no chance Of election, when
the Democratic nominee agrees with him IL
quite all his views, and is in q position tc
do him infinitely more service than men Of
his own selectio Through Democratic
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-05

The Evansville Courier desires to be in
formed why Acknowledgement Owens does
not investigate the election outrages Of
Evansville. At the recent election there
colored Democrats who desired and intend
ed to vote the Democratic ticket, were forced
by crowds of colored Republicans to vote
the Republican ticket. A refusal would
have excited violence, III which the few
Democratic negroes would have been torn
to pieces unless protected by the whites.
But even in that event, vengeance would
have merely been postponed awhile, as it
seems to be the well settled opinion of
southern Indiana colored Republicans that
a negro Democrat is fit only to be killed.
Such affairs as this, however, would excite
in the Attorney General nothing more than
wink of approval. Outrages that increase
the Republican vote are regarded by our
Washington authorities as of that class Of
crimes that are justified by the end
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-05

JACK KUYKENDALL is the Republican
candidate, in the 5lst district for the state
senate. He recently made speech in Eliz-
abethtown, and his audience consisted OF
ten men, seventeen boys, ten girls, eight
women, and seven dogs. During his speech
he declared that the Independents of Har-
din county were abandoning their party
and returning to the folds of Republicanism.
The county officers and leading citizens of
Elizabethtown unite 10 public card in
which they not only denounce the assertions
as a lie; but declare that Kuykendall will
be beaten in that county by at least 400
votes. George w. Young will represent the
5lst district in the next Senate.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-05

From the nineteenth congressional dis
trict comes the welcome intelligence tina,
Mr.. Townshend, the Democratic nominee
is making a vigorous campaign and willie.
ceive heavy majority. His speeches have
taken the wind out of the sails of the Eve
gentlemen on the Republican and Green.
back tickets, who have had the bad judg-
ment to butt their heads against the wall
of the Democratic ticket in that district.
The masses of the Republican party there
are discouraged by Hayes and disguised by
the attempt to put up Grant for third
term, and show no enthusiasm.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-05

majority in both houses Of congress Green
backers mayhoae to achieve the CHIEF enos
at which they re shining. In no o.Aer way
and throughi 1tr means can they ever
be accomplished, Democratic Grenback'
ers who close their eyes to THIS fact, will
open them after awhile; but it will be too
la:e, then, to repair the injury their trucncy
may'have occasioned. 1t IS bed policy to
divide, If we desire to CONQUER.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-05

this eleventh hour piece of vi!lainy but
tnat fact detracts nothing from the black.
ness Of its infamy. Aparty whose suaights
ssem to drive them to such desperate
sorts, is unworthy of the continued respect
and confidence Of decent voters and the
candidate who triumphs through tue USE Of
such means is not such men as can be
trusted by the people
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-05

BosToN Post: 1.-THE matter OF the cipher
dispatches is in nutshell Republican ras-
calls had the presidency for sale. The price
they asked was feasible one. TIE offer
was made to Tilden's friends. Money was
at command if they had been disposed 70
trade. The prefer was rejected, The in
famous brokers then sought Hayes friends.
With them they were successful. Hayes
was seated. Every mothers son engaged
in toe wickedness was rewarded with f't
Office. Tilden's virtue, if he knew anything
ofwhatwss going on, stood the test Hayes
didn't. That is all there is of it,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-05

DEMOCRATS must not get confused by the
multiplicity of tickets that will be pre-
sented to them to-day. If they are not
familiar with the names OF the regular
Democratic nominees, they should call
upon some honest Democrat who Is better
informed No means are too INSCRIPTIONS
for the Republican managers to adopt to
catch the votes of the unsuspecting.
Among other traps that they have set is the
substitution of Thomas name for that of
Allen. Be on your guard then, or you may
be entrapped into the support of measures
which it is your pleasure to abhor, and Of
men whom it is your duty to assist in de-
feating.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-05
BOARD OF MAEAGET

j. J GORDON, Physician.
Mrs. T. a. TAYLOR, Superintendent
scbolls, Alexander County. $500
Mrs. l.. e.. FORD, Variety Bracket Stl
j. a. GOLDSTlNE, Of Goldstine 4
tclWalcr, Wholesale and Retail Deal
Ia Staple and Fancy Dry Goods ~.
y u. IHlsILENOOD, Of Ulnkle
IhlstleVoGd COmmitsion Merchai
cotton nul Tobacco Factors y
:, D. AZ LhS, Of Ayers & Co., Comm
son Merchants .......,,,,
THOMAS LEWIS, Insurance Mana
al0 Attorney Of Lpw.........-...'
W u, SIBAlTON OF stratton X b
" hoirsHlc Observation-Disclosures.
GEO. " ALDEN, Commission n
ch1nt N Ohio Lcycc. .............
Jas $. kEARDEN. Agent Mlssissl
valley Transportation Company
Il AEElSON HOCPT, Wa,chmaker
JcWtItr,...... -
cHAs r STUART, Wholesale md
iIll Dry Goods and Notions
EDWARD A. BUDER, Manufactnr
JtWeler aud Wholesale Desl-r
Matchmaker. Tools and galer,sis
EDWIN X EGNEW. Prourietor
Charles Hotel
HAHEN LEIGHTON, Commission NJ
NheHL ..r'.ss'. .t..,,...
Dr. EDWARD r. ROE. L. S MAJ.
Southern District Illinois 49,. sn,
Mr., IS. 4. AYERS. u
DR. RS BRIGHAM, Physician md
JAS NJ OELATT, Real Fat
agent r-...st...,.,......,
Key DAVID { WELLS, Method
Minister ..,....... Grand IL,
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-05

NOT Tor a single moment during the en-.
tire campaign has Judge Allen forgotten
that he is gentleman Assaied by Re.
publican newspapers and speakers in the
most violent terms. meeting personal abuse
and villification at every turn, he has pur.
sued the even tenor Of his way, speaking of
his competitor, II at all, in the most courte.
Gus manner, and utterly ignoring assaults
Of his enemies that were intended to force
him to the level of personal warfare. AL.
though most shameiully abused and roully
slandered, be has demeanod himself in O
calm and composed manner, and discussed
not the personal faults and misdeeds Of hi.
opponent; but those great questions o.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-05

voTE for VIM. J, Allen. 1t might occur
that your single vote will save the district
to the Democratic party The district is SO
close that no Democrat should suffer any
obstacle that is at all surmountable to keep
him away from the polls
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-05

The $4,000 balance in the hands of the
New York yellow fever relief committee
has been turned over o the wife and chill,
dren of Lieut.. Banner, the Inflated COM
mander of the Chambers expedition.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-05

vorE for Thos, W. Halliday and Theo-
dore Robinson, the Democratic nominees
for the lower house Of the General Assem-
bly,. They are men Of ability, and deserve
the indorsementof a rousiug majority.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-05

national import respecting which the peo'
Pile wished to be enlightened, He hes thus
won the respect and admiration of all gen
tlemen, even among those who propose to
support his opponent, Mr.. Thomas. Had
Mr. Thomas pursued the same gentlemanly
lihe of action he would, to-day, be five hun.
dred votes the stronger.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-05

The October report of the Department Of
Agriculture estimates this years corn crop
at 1900, 900, 900 bushels. The yield Of wheat
will exhibit 400,000000 bushels, probably
the greatest quantity of wheat ever produc-
ed in one year in any country, and the c,op
OF oats will be larger than the very fine
one of 1877,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-05

BEWARE OF CHEAP ExcIrASTs,- And use,
# you need tonic stimulant and al.era-
tive, Hos.etters Stomach Bitters. The
liquors Of commerce, even when they ere
not edu!terated, fall to proGuce more then
a temporary exhilaratior, usually followed
by depressing reaction, anything but
beneficial TO weakly constitution, Not
only do the potent botanic ingredients com.
bined with the alcoholic of Hostet.ers
Stomach Bitters minister to the heaI.h snd
vigor of those who use it. but the basis
pure old rye, the finest and most salu1rious
liquor distilled, is no mean promoter Of a
healthful condition of the digestive orgens.
Its presence in the bitters is essential 10
preserve their vegetable constituents from
fermentation, and it unques:ionab!y aug.
ments their remedial value. Few medicina,
preparations of proprietary nature have
ever received such strong commentator
from medical men.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-05
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-05
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