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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-19
Three at q Time.

An unmarried ceIored woman, named
Harriet Smith, who lives at Joppa, ILL.,,
a little town a few miles below this city;
recently gave birth to triplets, a boy and
two girls. The imagination stands APP
palled when it thinks how many OF them
there might have been If Harriet had
been married.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-19

y PRETTY picture is a healthy looking
and well cared for baby. By the use OF
DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup you can keep the
health of your baby in splendid condi-
tio1. % cents a bottle.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-19
CYRUS II. MCCORMICK,


&
The committee unanimously reconend to
~ the democracy of the northern grand divi-
g sion and second appellate district, that
~ they hold their convention, for the pur-
Pc rose of nominating clerks of the supreme
sxT spd appellate courts, for said division and
as y district, at Joliet, on Thursday, April Is,
y 1873;
And for the central grand division and
bird appellate district. that tic delegate
appointed from said division and district,
10 the state convention, to meet in conven-
ton at Springfield, on the day said state
convention is held, at 10 a. m, for the pur-
= pose OF nominating clerks OF the supreme
e ens and appellate courts for said division and
the district;
the And for tho southern grand division and
~ fourth appellate district, that they hold
psf their convention ut Centralia, Thursday,
AMsy IG, 1878, for the purpose OF nomna.
ting clerks OF the supreme and appellate
Icourts, Tor said division and district;
Bro The ratio OF representation i'll said con-
re! yentious to be the same as in the state con.
Sal vention.
2st THos. SHIRLEY, Secretary.
"a AT LARGE.
MAC. II. Mccormick, G. ID. HOLES,
Al. b. Mann, W.. H. Murphy,
~, A. p. GODDARD, b. +. Burger.
A. DISTRICTS.
"A |. r. L. Godell, IL. J. NJ. Bush,
Hoi .. Thos Z Courtney, II. II. z Shunay,
MAJ .. Thomas Shirley, IL. J. A. Mallory,
4. Richard Bishop, "a. John w. Smith,
nen 3. +. II. Marsh, 10. W. Cochrane,
MAJ q. j. =, Drake. 10. L. b. Parsons,
A I. w. A. Steele. II. II. q. Gerke,
Tel \. j. Duff, Is. 7. Y. Bouton,
dsy n. w. T. Davidson, ~. 5. u. Landes,
..AlO. George Edmunds.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-19

Passengers Going North, Northeast and West
should not buy thor tickets until they have Ca
amined our rates and routes.
4. 4, BUELL., d, r. WIIITLOCK
Freight Agt. Passenger Agent,
IL. M. JOHNSON, Gen' Manager.
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II. EMEMBER The Cairo AMI ~. Louis
~ hH. is the ONLY ALL Raj! ROUTE be.
tween Cairo and 81. Louis under one man.
stations awaiting connections rom other lines.
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AnNOUSCEMENrs.
yox cLrWK SUPREME COURT, s. @. D.

YOk CLEkk bUfhhms SVoni, o. W. u.
,,> ara authsvised 20 announce X. A. ID. WILL
II, xNKs. OF W ashington County, as a candidate
ior CLERK or the Supreme Court, southern Grand
S,vision. Illinois. subject TO the decision Of the
Hsmocrailc nominating oommittee, 10 be held
"a CTntrnlla, May 10Th, 1878. 2|7S
lSor CLERK OF THE APPELLATE COURT
4 FOURTH DIsTIcr, illinois,
wa are authorised 70 announce HARBi y,
AaE az Csdyle, Clinton county, as o candidate
q cierE al IL Appellate court. fourth district,
,'.as subisct 20 Tie decision OF the Democratic
~ v".sion called 70 meet a, Centralia, May 10th,
Hs. a. >,
I W. ara authorized 10 announce W. Q: L.
hraSRE. of EfIinghAm County, w candidate
X risrE az Inc Appellate Court, fourth dlstic'.
liI,~ ~ cunjcc1 70 the dscisioa Of the Demo'
AQe ~. ~" W. 2I1s
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-19

DO not trifle With cough, cold, or af.
lection OF the throat. lungs or bronchial
tubes. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is q
positive cure and prevents consumption.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-19

Pure Imported BAY Rum, Splendid Canada Tar
Soap English and American Soaps Fine Inn
ported Handkerchief Extracts In Origi-
mol Bottles or I'm Broken QUAINT.
ties as wanted at low prices.
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CAIRO & ST. LOUIS r. b
THE
SHORTEST SHORT LINE
9T. LOUIS!
TIME SCHEDULE

T'aE trains 10y this road connect Ut 81. I.oui
! snd East 81. Louis, with all other lines 10
the North, East and WeNe. - -
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DIR. Woods Fever Pills
Wholesale and Retail at Dr.. Woods Prices.

German Syrup and August Flower,
Homeopathic Medicines
Irish, French and American Clues
Gelatine for Table Use--Very Cheap
Shoulder Braces for Ladies and Gentlemen
The Best Trusses All Styles
Coarse and Fine Combs. and Hair Brushes
Shoe Backing, Stove Backing
Buy Copperas, Blue Stone Indigo, Madden,
Wax Flower and Artists Materials
French, English and American Perfumery
All Kinds Of Almanacs Free to ALI
The Best Extract Of Buchu,
The Best SarsaparlIa and Blood Purifier
HoImans Ague Pads, Woods Pills,
Malaria King, and all Ague Medicines
Quinine, Smiths Tonic, Kress Tonic
Nursing Bottles, Gum Nipples and Rubber Cloth
Feather busters and Counter Brushes
Writing Paper Envelopes, Pens and Ink
Paper Bags Wrapping Paper and Irvine
Shoe Backing, Shoe Dressing and Stove Polish
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-19

TIME SCHEDULE
Through EXPRESS Leaves Cairo. IS ~ AIN
Arrives n. ST. Louis 0 :;S p. m
Murphysboro Accommodation Leaves
Cairo III 10 pm
through ENprcss Leaves K. 1t. Louis 4 $40 u, NJ
Arrives at Cair0.... b;t, p.m
Mnrphysboro Accommodation Leaycs
M'rphysbor0" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,lO AIN
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-19

This stock entirely New and Fresh Special attention given to Country trade
City
Please CALL examine goods and prices before buy
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-19

full Carpets Mang Floor Oil Cloths, Curtain Damask
Ladies and Misses Chdrens Shoes and
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-19

The Elgin Kerosene Can
The Only Perfect Can in
the World. Made Of Glass
and Warranted not to
Leak, Corrode or Break.
Every family should have
one.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-22
POLITICAL.
nArs CONVENTION.


Portsmouth. N. H, Feb. 22-The green.
hackers hold . ststs convention here
March Q, and will nominate ticket.
THk aRE4NBAcKERs.
Toledo, Feb. 22.-The greeubsck party
of the United States met in first regular
convention this morning. The convention
was called to order bv Dr. Sturgeon, Of To-
ledo. who briefly stated the object Of the
convention. and alluded to . wide spread
interest OF the greenback movement. The
committee appointed on credentials are
Chas. E. Cunningham, Arkansas; ]. ".
Jennings, Texas; ]. K. McGee, Illinois
John w. Brown, Missouri; U. 8. Sargent.
Kansas; Allsn Root, Nebrssks; L. b. Vel.
ler. Iowa; Joseph N. Crawford, California.
Capt. Trevellick. Of Detroit, was nomina-
ted Temporary chairman.
A motion WAS carried that one person
shall be nominated by each stats delegation
here represented to constitute the commit.
tee on credentials, and that no person who
has any present afiliation with either polit-
ical party, shall be appointed on this com.
mi,tee. m l8a
The call showed the following states 10
be unrepresented:
New Hampshire, Vermont, Delaware
West Virginia, North Carolina, south Car.
olins. Georgis, Florida, Alabama, Missis
slppi, Louisiana. Minnesota, Colorado, Ore.
eon and Nevada.
Tho committees on the platform and on
organization, were chosen in the same way
Among the members of the committee on
the platform, are: Chas E. Cunningham
Arkansas; ]. w. Jennings, Texas; SAM
F. Carey, Ohio; o. ]. Smith, Indiana; NJ
N. Pomeroy, illinois; B. A. Hill, Missouri
E. r. Ridaely. Kansas; Allen Root, Ne
braska; ]. B. Weaver. Iowa; ]. N. Rinck
lev, Wisconsin; H. A Robinson. Michigan
]. n, Cawford, California; and b. Rich
mond, Tennessee.
There were two delegations from Nev
York and as thev we're unable themselve,
TO determine which was the representative
body, the speaker was authorized to appoin
their committee for them, and did 80 in tn
case Of the committee on credentials, but re
fused to assume the responsibility as to tn
other committee, and that question was con
sequently on molten, referred TO the com
mittee on credentials.
Gen. Carey moved that the credentials Q
all bodies sending authentic delegations I
the convention, whether they be from ,h
workingmen, industrial or greenback OF
ganizations, be received by the committe
on credentials. The motion was HEARTH
applauded and unanimously adopted.
After q song, the convention at - 3
o'clock adjourned till 2 80 o'clock.
The most numerously represented stat
in the convention is Pennsylvania, whic
sends filty-four delegates. Illinois send
thirty; Michigan, Ohio and Indiana n
also very largely represented, but there
only one delegate from the Pacific coast.
At . meeting last night, the most promi
nent delegates decided to eliminate fro,
the platform all mention Of the inter contrs
vertible bond, which seemed, at that tim,
the only point Of contention among the DELE
cations.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-22
CAPITAL NOTES.
TIE MlssIsslrrl RIVER.

q TIE MIsaIsslPPI RIVER.
Washington, Feb. e2.-The National AZ.
ricultural convention last night urged upon
Senator Window the subject of water trans
portation - being necessary TO cheap
transit, and the national importance Of lm.
proving the Mississippi river. Tho con.
vsation resolved that the government ought
to control the entire state of commerce. and
that congress b asked TO take some sction
in regard to it.
THE INDIAN BUREAU.
Secretary Schurz, and Assistant Attorney
General Marble, were before the houfe com
mittee on Indian affairs to-day, giving their
views on the proposed transfer Of the Indian
bureau to the war department. The secre.
tary expressed the desire 70 have the quss.
ton definitely settled Is soon - possible, in
order that the necessary estimates of appro-
priations for that department, during the
next fiscal year may not be interfered with
He also proposed the enactment or bill
apprepriatins $780, 900, to be expended in
pacifyius the Sioux and other hostile Indian
tribe.
wsshington. Eel. ,.es.-The secretary Of
10 treasury Issued Instructions today FOL
discoatlnuisg the recsips, at tho San Fnn'
cisco ald Carson ninb, Of deposits for re-
turns II trade dollars, and that deposits here
totore mada, b ssttlsa fbr In that coin on
satisiAcsory evidenes bsing furnished thai
ehs nnss will b sxpestsd Or ifpreferred BY
SsPosfaers. thsy nay rscslve their alive,
benk b ene Mat bafA
~ ssoase conoittss o. railroads 70 day
As1GA % aaRnnsat b vIce fresidest
|1soWs. q ~ Texsss Psnlnc Railroad
0snpasy. IAh sooelo1ss ~ argunsnts
~ ~ oo0ol,ass - granted psrnissiou
n ~ ~ parties - ~ peiassd brt eis
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-22

SUBSTITUTION.
San Francisco. Feb. 22.-Chief Of Pc.
lice Brcen, Of Virginia City, has besn ar.
rested, charged Of having libsratsd . China.
man in his custody, on the charge Of nur.
der, and put . Chinese substitute In the
place Of the prisoner. The substitution
was discovered BY . relative Of the man
murdered BY the prisoner, the latter having
been fulIy identified BY the same, at the
time of the arrest.
RECUED.
Galveston, Feb. 22-The News, Fort
Worth special says: Doe shackey, who i,
charged with the murder Of the mail con.
tractor, at Lake Charles, Louisiana, and who
under the charge of two sheriffs, and one
deputy, was being conveyed to Fort Worth
was rescued by party ofsix or seven mask
ed men. Several shots were exchanged.
The board of county commissioners o
Yankton county will hold special session
on Wednesday the 9th inst, At 10 o'clock
a. NJ, for the purpose Of selecting jurymeu
to fill the panel for the coming term o
court.
Dated Yankton D. T., Feb. 22d, 1873.
E. MINER,
County Clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09
TIED TO THE SOIL.
From the Boston Herald. Jan. O. I

Two old people viii DO sold Thursday next at the
church door OF PARISH IN Quebec, encountered with
larm. They handed over their property TO thor
children, on condition that so long the old people
lived those children should lodge and board Them.
outcr garments and linen. shoes and headdresses all
suitable TO thcir condition.; take them TO divine
wee on sundays and least days and bring them homo
place horse aud vcncle at their disposal demand
fetch aud Toe the priest and doctor DESIRED keep
in good order the best bed for tnom until the
death OF the survivor allow them to all build
ings and lands they may wish to enter satisfy all
their necessary wants, spiritual or corporal and in
times oil sickness furnish them with due luxurios and
finally at their death, bury them IN the parish cemo-
terry, provide an ordinary funeral service aud memo
rial service at the end OF the year. besides having ten
low masses chanted for the reposo oil their souls The
new possessors of tho property failed, and now the
property Is offered for sae subject to tho charges IN
the deed Of donation This u very common practise
IN Lower Canada
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09
RoARn AND LODGING WANTED.

| BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.
! WANTED ELEGANT FURHIsHED ROOM. FOR
Board or aay ana Child only east Of 9Th Sv and west
s PER Sa'
Branch Office
TVAXTr D-A ROOM, FACING SOUTH. FOR GEN.
w tleman wife, aud one for son. with Board sna-
50 asS on NJ snd s ssA
| yATAYTED-BY MARRIED. COUPLE, A LARGE
w second story Room Iaicoye preferablel with good
Board in quiet respectable ismy term: from sso 70
Branch si
HOTELS.
At NEW ENGLAND HOTEL. 80 B0WEkY-2oO
ARooms; Lodgings Soc. 4Oc. QUO weekly. y TO %.
CITY HOTEL. BRoApwAY AND srh IRONS.
NITY HOTEL BROADWAY AND 9TH sT.-LEAsE
Oand Furniture tor sale or exchange Tor City Propsry'
rent low.
DHGNIX HOUSE BROADWAY AND 18TH ST.
L Everything drst e.sss Rooms. daily Soc upward;
GsJ AND 50 DAILY Is TO 50 WEEKLY. FINE
lRooms with Board. Maxwell Hotel. i7J Bleecker ST.,
near broadway
SALES AT AUCTION.
-rUSfs JonNsoS, ArcrioNEEK
IA Old stand 81 Nassau ST.
THIS On. pA ..s.. 81 ~ y s 9saosk'
BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEE IN BANKRUPTCY.
cylinder Desks
tine oval top Bookcases
arm Settles. six seats each
crimson brocate Parior suits
? green and gold Paror Suits.
Also splendid Of fior and aanssl Mirrors
~ Ss oRbKN T At iC S5S SEISok
4s SINGLE AND Double sLEIGHs
30 Robes and
81 Blankets, assorted.
4 UCTION-AT PRIV ATE RESIDENCE.
WILL SELL '; TGIs %SS SsSS$ MORNING
fHlv4 sH4wHES sf AS6 IN s Avs 18TH ST.
PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN
cui faskkhESsHfNAa yfklS9T EFIASAo. ;.
and gold bfocade satin and coteaiue Turkish
and Spanish Lounges. Easy Chars inaid gilt Centre
Manle 6oday Clocks Library and Secretare Boox-
cases, Library TABLES Turkish SUIT marqnetry Desks
se. ad git Sedstaaas Dressing Cases Bureaus
stands single Bedteads 33 hair and spring Mattresses,
rep and pun Suits marble top Tables b Extension Table
N B-Take sixth avenue or University place car or
Boadway stage TO AZ West 10th st. Goods packed and
'"''''N Richard H. RANDOLPH. Auctioneer
AALBhKr KknAMER Auctioneer. will sell THIS
MORNING. eommsncng az 10 oe,oSk Con.
tanned IN the four story residence l3O East 18th st.,
ONE f sLyGE EA 81 81 FD us Nh Ay SQUARE
comprising rosewood Pianoorte magnificent Parlor suits
style covered in satin and inaid frames, $500
S aIEs aua en.re b
Library oKcases, Desks Bronzes, Oil Paintings, hand
large aud walnut Dressing Cases. Bureaus
wash tands Wardrobes. % spring and hair Mattresses
Pillows Bolsters Sofa Beds Lounges Chairs, Rockers
handsome Pier Mirrors large and small Looking Glasses
Extension Dining Table. Buffet "a Dining Room Chairs,
Library Tables Sverware, 300 pieces Glassware, Cutlery
two fine II all Stands. Basemen Furniture, &c.
B-Goods packed boxed and shipped city or country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09


H 1 En- SHSSHsSF A 5sss.9s
entire fs s'a s
TaSis. csss Dining Room and
Genera. Ansoass sss sss ..Isa ,..:
ut private houses
MoRIoAdE sALE-IsIDoEE swARzKorF, !, AEc:
sa' 81 20 fss a q FUR
M s' saes =. .sss ss
lar saws, Betting &e BY order OF Augustus scotsman
pa, NBRoKERs, SALE fIRusKI G az d.R
ser Az Fulton e. ss .m s and ID
aos Jsxss Pins n aaa ss
ss so9a &C.
viii sell a. New Besery
Spreads S ris,S ss. o"ps
and Shoes Goats Pantaioons Vests BY order Barn
RlcHARD " HARNETr, AuGrIoNEEk.
~ wx WEB, 'ss = sac January Sy O.
.IS osoet a. Mxehsass sass,a BI1sswsy
~ Wss. 5o,h - near 9th av, three story high sto0p
i7o 18th st Lsxingson av.. high
; ;;SSP ~ P isas H:s Attorney w
Maps, &c. at auctioneers Office. III broadway. base
s. III. Fhi 6 tvfTIsshsn January lo
and SS ss aaa Of s.s sad Liquors.
S a. S.ss
Gin Rum. Brandy spirits &C.. also Brandies Gin
Bitters. Kummel, Port sherry Caret and Rhine Wines
Champacne large lot Cigars Office Furniture, Safes &C.
Sale positive. Also rosewood octave Piano. nearly
now; Household Furniture, Mirrors, Carpets. 9th,
Paror Suits Bedsteads. Bureaus Blankets. Coniorers
&c
g nEKMAN, AJCTIONEER
" sells At public aasson on Thursday.
January TO- at 10 O'clock A. NJ,
No. 232 West goth st..
entire Machinery used by Moseey Moody for making
mai
Tools Labels ONCE Furniture &c Sale positive for
cash delivery BY order Of Fred Lewis Esq, assignee
for Moseey Moody
CHERIFF's sALE.-vAN TAssELL KEAnNEY,
OSheris Auct0neers. will sell this day. at II o'clock. at
6l5, GIT and 6l9 East 10th large lot of Macbnery
Boiler ngne; also lot OF Lumber. tic
JOIN DxSKErr, Deputy. BERNARD Kelley. Sheriff.
CAMUEL 4. HIGLEY. AUCTIONEER SELLS ON
CThursday January TO- at IL M Mt $40 West 18th ST.
IL good Horses Trucks and Wagons: also Buffalo Robe
and of Harness. Sale positive without Buyers
Invited call and examine the stock before and
the day of sale.
NHOs. KEYWOkTH, AUcTIoNEER. WILL SELL
this day loa o'clock ut 35s Grand st. Brooklyn, f.
Furniture Bedding glass Cases, Clothing &C. Dealers in
vited.
w LILLIAN NAGEL, AUcTIoNEER. SELLS THIS
w dav O'Clock. No. 62l East 18th st. splendid Col
lender Billiard Table with Balls and Cues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09

A RT.-SUPERB PAINTINGS
now on exhibition at the Schenck Art Gallery,
No. 10 Maiden lane, comprising In part two
private collections, viz :-Diaz. Corot, Toulmorche,
boutbonne, Frere. Escosura, Landelle. Casanova
Tortex Casado Lambinet schlessnger Rchomme. Cott,
Zimmerman. David Col sainn. Marchetti. Mali Ciceri
Professor Schl, Bouchervle Daque. Bellows, Bristol
Tiffany, Van Llten j. e. Brown. Story, Words, Thompson,
J. y. Irving, Bierstadt, Brcher. Doph and Others
Forming OF the finest exhibitions shown In this city
for many years To be sold ut auction on
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JANUARY 10 AND II. AT
l5 O'CLOCK.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-08

SAN STErANo.-San Stefano, where the
peace negotiations between Russia and
the Porte were conducted, is under the
shadow of the old walls, which have not
been besieged for 400 years. Close by
are the Seven Towers, within whose mas
sive keep Russian ambassador has often
been imprisoned, and the wa.led-up gate
through which the Moslems expect that
the Christians will re-enter Constantino-
pie when they recspture 1t. Here, too,
according to Standard correspondent, il
the chapel, in whose devoutly worshiped
wells live the miraculous fish which
jumped out of the frying-pan on the day
of the taking of Constantinople, and have
lived on until now with one side cooked
and the other waiting until, in the full
ness of things, it can in its turn be sub:
United to the fire. During the massacre
of Chic q number of Greek children,
who had been carried off by the Turks,
were ransomed and afterwards educated
by philanthropic society. One of the
boys, who was ransomed and educated by
Americans, has become wealthy house.
holder at San Stefano. It was under the
roof of this Chiote exile, who had been
trained by American missionaries, that
the conquerer of Turkey, the Grand
Duke Nicholas, received shelter while
the diplomatists were chattering over the
conditions Of peace Chicago Inter Ocean.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-08

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a. ~ $1,000 1b~z ne sxznx shrnr
a-r4z-axs So G@rzzz- 81 ~ Ez~& ~
N~-.a- Asa wEfA q fnwzwAkss< ses@~sa a
l@-Er csS7 - R1tsezF4;-4
TsulT xzs-re~t - S4EsaE tA~ag cAz81r~z
s5Gcz.s9. d1Esag rA~ l4ss ~IAs<s. azs ssa-
rcrislsy and e1c1E-&gSRxly iner>z-~4
The scts0-.ls have tsrez fEli 10 ove-Ss3Iag.
tksfe t<ssg zSre scholars tAxs s~4ts. ana
still 0:hers wishing 10 .iieaa- There are
ever serrsiy Pupsis esroli~d ii the kSrney
school, and over forty 3; thu other schossl.
The average attendance w2s considerably
rtdaced last month on account Of coasid-
cradle sickness from severe coldn daring
the frs, part of the month, but the stats
are now full. There is . perceptible i'm
provement 10 manners as we'll Is advance
ment in learning.-Siovx City yoSrnal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-08
DEATH OF A MILLIONAIRE MIsER..

DEATH OF A MILLIONAIRE MISER.--
Cincinnati papers announce the death
of Jerry Tullis, millionaire and remark
able character Of that city. He was Il
son of noted horse teacher, and had &C.
cumulated his immense property, consist
ins of real estate in Chicago, Cincinnati,
St. Louis, five farms in Illinois. Missouri
and Iowa, by the strictest Parsimony and
close but honest business dealings. He
was very eccentric in his habits, wearing
only clothing bought At secondhand,
and continuing its use until it was in
rags; eating at cheap restaurants; living
in wretched, dirty little room on an
obscure alley or in miserable log hut
on one of his many valuable farms, and
rivaling in costume and personal degre.
da:ion the most disreputable tramp Of
the period. He studied law years ago
with Gen. Cary, Of greenback fame, mas
teriug its in:ricscies solely for his own
use and self-protectiou in business, and
never attempting its practice save in hi.
ows affairs. SO grea; w1s his parsimony
that, during . portion Of his sickness,
which h supposed to have bern the re
ssii II lack e food and personal care, he
refused to esas1l' . physsciaa o. sccosn,
e the sxr<as-. He ~1s unmxrried, sad
A.d s~. leo r~lssises az sssselsaes- His
prosperity 10 vsrisssly e~tiastsd Q: ffo1
81 eso CO. 10 q seo go