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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-23
oh Bhlletin
WEDNESDAY, January 20, 1878.

Local BREviTIEsN-The jackson
county bond case Is set for bearing on
Monday next. 2sth instant.
Harry Walker sets free oyster lunch
every evening. "Don't you forget H."
services at the Presbyterian church
every night during the week.
Shell oysters Just received at the
Crystal saloon. HARRY WALKER.
ll-20.
The protracted meeting at the MethN
odlst church is still going on, and grow
ing In interest.
Shell oysters just received at the
Crystal saloon. HARRY WALKER.
ll>20
ATTEND the noon,day prayer meetings
now being held in the hall OF the Arab
engine house.
Oyster soup lunch at Harry Walkers
Crystal saloon every evening at 0
o'clock. l.4.u
Sheriff Jim Carter. Of Johnson
county, was In the city on Monday nignt,
and returned h me on Tuesday morning.
Dor Batter, Eggs, Apples, etc, call at
No. "a Ohio leyee.
Il. Ii. LEIGHTON.
The st. Charles hotel, notwithstand'
ing the hard times, is daily crowded with
guests, and mine host Egnew is happy
Query "Why will men smoke com.
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. Seal of North Carolina al
the same pricef'
The BULLETIN JOB rooms are now
turning Out better and cheaper work than
any other establishment in southern Hi.
nols.
Don't forget the free oyster soup al
0 o'clock this evening at Harry Walkers,
corner Sixth street and Commercial ave.
nue.. l.4.tt
Probate Court, Judge Yocnm pre-
siding, commenced on Monday morning,
and has been In session since. The
business transacted is purely routine.
deputy Collector ". h. Marphy has
gone to Springfield to appear as wit
ness before the United States DISTRICT
court, now in session there.
Joe z. Roberts, Of the Murpiiysboro
Era. Ntinoisan, has hung out his single
as a praciicing attorney. II cheek and
CUTS are requisite to success Ia the pro,
fesslon, then Joe will succeed.
The crossing over COnmercla,
avenue on Eighth street, ia IN bad con
dtion, and should receive immedia Il
attention. Also the ore over sixth
street OH Ohio leyee.
We haycfo some tiine heard nothing
about the IectWer ire EACeisior SvCIa
and Literary Society was to have her,
shortly. What has become OF him
When Will he lecture here?
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-23
WONDER UPON WONDER

Given Away-A strange, mysterious and most
extraordinary book, entitled "THE BOOK OF
WONDER" containing with numerous pic
tcral illustrations the mysteries Of the heavens and
earth Natural and supernatural, oddities Whim-
seal, Strange Cuioslties Witches and itthcraft,
Dreams, Supsrstitions, Absufdtries, Fabulous, En-
ehantment etc In order that all may see this Curl
Gus book the publishers have resolved 10 give II
away TO all that desire TO see IT, Address by postal
card, + GLEASON L CO., 1888 Washington Stree,
Boston, Macs.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-23

Children cry tor Pitchers. Caatorio
itisas pleasant to take IS honey. II
eontsins NO morphine or other dcleter.
Iowa ingredient. and Is sure 70 expel
:worma cMrs wind collie. regulates the
bowels ana stomach, and overcome irri-
tsaion caused by rash Or cutting teetb'
,lpshsss can gssst, md children enjoy
hsaltns ~ w. CaatoFl 4 q barn
,sss,Ig:is ssrt ~! IN B. (, s!s u IL N
SDa1V~rsl IN gssass eHs ts1pe Als4l6AyWs
s'aHsrsa III y ssy va, II fs q III Z
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-23

In order to introduce our Big Seed
Spring Wheat, Tue wheat Of Taos, In
your loeality--slpgls grains measuring one.
hall inch in lsnsth-I propose to SEND .
Ssats Tho name Of the Newspaper and sond
three cent stamp 70 pay postage.
Agents waA,sd IN svsry county to eel
- :" !. s.I1ss RxAnt Tom.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-23
FURNITURE!l.
Household Goods at Auction !
At 10 o'clock, AN, Jan. 25,'7s, ~ y
Commercial Az. bet. It'll and Sth SITS

At 10 o'clock, A. w., Jan. Is, '7s, &-ifi5t
Commercial Ay. bet. It'll and sth SITS.
sra 2 - ts.. ga. 3 fsg
parlor and bedroom sets, canopy bed.
steads, marble.top center tables, fancy
stands. carpets, mating, sofas and sofa
lounges, glass and queensware. kitchen
furniture,
SINGER, SEWING MACHlNE.a
wardrobes, bureaus. washstandj, chairs,
& sIDEsBOARDs. q -
Looklhg>glasseS, pictures, extension ia.
bles,
BOOK -CASE AND BLACK WALNUT
SECRETARY,
Cook and heating stoves, with pipe, etc.,
mirrors, rockers, book case, etc.; also,
rra ONE MELoDEoN,
Shanniger's No. ], 6.octave, plano case
rosewood and supertne finish, with cover
and box complete; instrument In first
class condition. 8es
i.sa2t Tom. WNrsE, AuStioneer.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-23
R,xh, n ear the Old stand.

Having Withdrawn from the dental Grm
Of Canine h whitlosk. Twill still continue
the prsettc Of dsntIstry at No. 1870 Common.
sial ave. between 9Th and sth streetp, over
0oldstIuss b Rosenwatsr's store - third
door north of Eight street. I will be pleas.
sato see all my old friends and patlons,
and attend punctuaDyto their v ants in
che way Of dentistry.. Very Rsrpy. &
=, ,,s.lr -. W. wHIrLock, b. D. 8.
I'm lss Comfl sys-s doors north Of athst
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-23

We have for some tiine heard nothing
about the Iectuger ire EACeisior SOCIAL
and Literary Society was to have here
shortly. What has become OF him
When Will he lecture here?
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-23

Fred Koehler, corner Eighth street
and Washington avcnne and also at the
eStSsrof Eleventh street and Washing.
ton avenue, Ia selling the choicest family
lard IN haA|ets at Ne r.ulieonA|y low
|'sslk M
sAAllzhl1lo dnwx1np arm Of Stuart d
Gholsdn Hast Is Settlsd on or beSors ths
AE;El!l
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-23
Road This

8 ibs choice Rioscofce 81.
4 10 lbs Aesugaxy3l. * #A
!. II rs bot New Orlesns, spgar. ST. K
Ara sgeytAiasS else s}S9k bqitom
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-23

The crossing over Commercial
avenue on Eighth street, ia IN bad con
dtion, and should receive immedia te
attention. Also the ore over sixth
street OH Ohio leyee.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-23

CAIRO, ILL, January y, iSSs.s si.dtu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE PowHArAN EN- ROUTE FOR NEW YORK
LIST or HER oFFcIERs.

THE PowHATAN EN- ROUTE FOR NEW YORK
LIST or HER oFFCIERs.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, May 81, 1878
Tho fsgsnip Powhatan, North Atlantic station.
Rear Admiral Trcnchard sailed from this por, to-day
for New York, and viii anchor or Twenty third
street, North River Tho Powhatan mado a cruise
TO the West Indies windward Islands and Spanish
Main during the winter and tho oilccrsi were pleas
antiy entertained IN all tho numerous ports
visited French, Daaish, Spanish, English anu
Dutch. Tho flagship has crew OF 800 sailors
nifty marines anc band Of eighteen pieces.
LIST orrIcERs
Tho following u a list Of officers
Rear Admiral stephen y. Trencnard. commanding
United states naval force, North Atlantic station.
Cap,niu-rbomas Scott FiliebrowD, commanding
and Cnioi oil staff
Lieutenant b. y. Tllloy. Flag Lieutenant and Sig
ma, Officer.
Secretary-John 3. Stoddcr
Clerk-Edward Trcncbard.
Cnief EUgiuecr ID u. Macomb. feet cnginec
Pay Inspector G. r. waiach, fleet payrnastcr.
Medical Inspector J. Y. favlor, fieet surgeon.
Captain Henry J. Bishop, llcct marine officer.
ccuivc officer.
Lasuicnant--A. J. ivcrson, navigator.
Licutcnant-C. II. Arnold.
Leutenant--w. II. Reedcr
Lieutcnant--W. H. Beonlcr
Mastef-ChauDcey Thomas.
Master--J. y. Fremont, Jr
Midshipmen--C A. cove, X. T. Mulligan.
Passed Assistant Engineers-R II. IIinc and G. J.
HabighursI
Passed Assistant surgeons-w. s Dixon and Il.
second Loutenant-w. r. Biddie, United States
Marine Corps
Captains Cierk-A. X. Paris.
Paymaster's Cicrks-w. V. Moriarty and A. 4. Nor.
arty.
Observation-Disclosures Miller.
Gunner-Wiam Cheney.
Carpenter-W. a. Barrett
Ssimak er--G. ID. Macy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
A cos Fly DRUNK.

Michael Lane, formerly a soldier, camo TO New York
on Monday to draw accumulated pension Of thr-
teen years which had been kept from him because Of
some difficulty In the War Department concerning
his claim. lie received s7oo The efroct OF his sue.
cess was ovcrpowerin2. He Immediately went on
q grand Jubilaton with tho money IN his
pocket. His first act was TO buy new suit cf
clothes; his second to take o drink. HIS subsc-
qusnt acis similar to the ono last mentioned.
Early yesterday morning wh,io Officer Kelly, OF tho
Fourteenth precinct was patroing through the gium
and murky byway known US "Happy alley" border
ing on Baxter street. he saw form reclining in tho
gutter The object proved 10 DO the soldier Lane
lie was deep In tho embrace oi the bacchanalan god
Ii required three policemen to take him to tho
house There II was discovered that hts money wns
gone not penny being lett TO remind him OF his
$780, Yesterday he was arrsigncd before Jrdgo Nor
gan at tho rombs, who, thinking his punishment IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

The Republican Cea,ra Committee held their
regular monthly meeting last evening at Re-
publican Hall, West Thrty-ihiri street. Alder
mau Joseph G. Pinckney IN tho chair and
Scion b. Dewitt secretary. Tho meeting was
called for eight o. clock, that time the number
OF mombers In the hall small seemed evident
that there would not be quorum. There certain
gentlemen who wished to 90 on al any rate, and
MADE decided but futile effort 10 That end.
From what Could be gathered alter the meeting u
seem, there was CAUCUS OF the leaders held
yesterday afternoon, ana II decided that
no meeting should DO held last nlght aud
10 insure that iacl matters were arranged that
that there should not be quorum present Tho
reason or Adjournment Till some future date said
TO be certain resolutions coDucmnatory Of Prosi.
dent Hayes policy. based on Mr.. Howe's speech,
wiich were brought up a. the previous
meeting and laid over I'LL last night Fer half
hour after the adjournment knots republican
POLITICIANS stood around tho corner OF Thirty
thrd street and broadway; but lew, N
any OF Them gave vent TO any moro decided opinion
than that made by an indignant member from
uptown district, VINO SAID, II guess Sir. Hayes will
nnd out he VIII havo TO come into the traces yct"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May al A. al.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or rmE .nIEr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May 22-l A. al.
Indications.
For tho lower lake region and Middle Statcs, rising
barometer, northwest TO northeast Winds and cooler,
clear weather. borrowed In tho former by falling bs
romcter and castcriy to south winds.
For New England, occasional coast rains tonight,
generally followed during Wednesday by rising ba.
rometer, northwesterly winds, cooler and generally
clear weather.
For tho south Atlantic and Gull States, higher
pressure, warm southwescry Winds vcering to cooler
norherly or eastcry clear or partly cloudy weather
and possibly occasional rams.
For the West Gull States, rising, possibly followed
by failing barometer, increasing east to south winds
cooler partly cloudy weather aud rain areas, except
In Texas rising temperature
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley rising followed
by falling barometer cooler northerly Winds vcering
TO warmer easterly or southeast, partly cloudy
weather and possibly, In western portions, rain.
For the upper Lake region. Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys falling barometer Increasing
casiery to southerly winds, and partly cloudy
weather. with rain in tho last and possibly extending
to tho second district.
Tho Mississippi continues slowly rising from ST.
Louis to Memphis, and tho Upper ONO slowly falling.
cautonary signals continue at Cape LOOKOUT, Cape
Hattcras, Kitty Hawk, Capo Henry, ThaicheI's
Island, Portland and EastDort, and or shore signals
at sandy Hook, Barncga Atlantic City and Cape May.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
THE VENEZUELA EARTHQUAKE.

WIDESPREAD DEVASTATION CAUSED BY SHOCKS
THE RIVERS HEATED BY THE sUBTERRANEAN
F1REs-rHE TOWN OF Qua COMPLETELY DE-
sTRoYED.
HAVANA, May %, 1878.
Reports from the districts OF Venezuela recently
devastated by the great earthquake are arriving
slowly, but indicate very widespread destruction
OF Qua was completely destroyed by the heavy
shocks OF Apr: H. and all the surrounding planta-
lions and settlements shared the same fate. Qua
is about twenty-five miles from Caracas, and has
repeatedly suffered from earthquakes.
PHENOMENAL HEAT.
Before and during the progress OF the convul-
sion the heat over the districts visited became in
tense. Even the rivers were rendered unbearable
for the fish, which leaped out OF the water. The
river Tuy was particularly affected in this way.
SEVERE SHOCKS.
The severity OF the shocks was greater than has
been before experienced by the present generation
1t is regarded having been greater than those OF
1872, which caused extraordinary destruction. The
mated, but 1t is believed to reach over 100000 in
Caracas.
IN FEAR AND TREMBLING.
The inhabitants, although accustomed TO vista
tons OF less severity, In state OF panic since
the earthquake occurred, tearing its recurrence
The most dismal rumors reach Caracas OF the de-
struction OF life in the interior. Meantime dis
tress prevails among the poor whose property has
been ruined The government is taking measures
for their relief
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
STREET SPRINKLING.

The result Of the Tammany Aldcrmanic caucus OF
Nc nday last was made manifest yesterday At the reg
ular meeting Of the Board, whom ordinance was in
troiuccd by Alderman Sauor which practically taxes
away the power OF granting licenses Tor sprinklng
streets from The Department of Public Works. Tho
nrst section contains toe man features OF this or
dipance. II provides AZ follows:
The Registrar Of Permits in the Mayors once under
supervision and direction OF the Mayor hereby author
lied directed grant licenses such shall
be recommended HIM by the Committee IN street Pave.
ments o. tho Board OF Aldermen. majority thereof
who shall comply with the conditions of
permission to Croton water rom such oi tue puuic
drants be designated by the OF Pub
lie Works And shall be located the routes respectively
OF the persons licensed failing to make such
ton from MIGRANTS toorc used tor such
pose tor sprnkliug the streets Of this city.
Persons procuring licenses are compelled, under
section 10 pay 10 tho Department Of Public Works
and halt cents for every 100 gallons OF water
that be used by thcn for sprinkng the streets.
The ordinance laid over Tor future cons dern-
ton, the Tammany members could ihen only count
on eleven votes IN favor OF II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
rs AN INVASION IMMINENT?
EXCITEMENT ALONG THE NORTHERN FROM
TIER-CANApIAN THEORIES.

EXCITEMENT ALONG THE NORTHERN FROM
TIER-CANApIAN THEORIES.
NORTH Troy, VI, May q, 1878.
correspondent has visited several OF the principal
towns on the Canadian border, and no finds
everywhere the most intense excitement pre-
vailng. Tho Dominion militia supplied with
arms and ammunition. and ready at an hours no.
tce To concentrate their forces repci INVASION tho
Canada border Tho soldiers claim that no doubt ex-
In their minds that invasion Ii mminoIt
that Irish nationalis,s IRE now In large numbers.
with tho greatest secrecy possible, making their way
into tho interior OF Canada with orders TO
concentrate ut different points for onslaught
on Montreal. Quebec, Ottawa and other prom
incnt Canadian towns Another theory advanced Is
that the Fonian demonstration Is merely a ruse
originated and conducted by Russian agents In this
country 10 engross tho attention OF the Dominion
TO her homo interests bring recruit
ing for English service In the Dominion q doad
stop Ii this theory be true, Abe Fenan INVASION Is
purely a sensational nctIon
Another theory advanced Is that tho demonstration
has It's inception III tho Provinces To ascertain the
exact movements is next TO impossible, Tor all KINDS
OF rumors RTE. IL Is currently reported that
arms and ammunition have for weeks past been
brought INTO the Provinces, where they con-
ccaIed.
The rumor that TO- 600 men are congregated in the
vicinity oil 81. Adams aud Fairfield Is greatly ex-
nggerated There are without doubt, however, largo
numbers OF mcu scattered all along the line. Who
and what they arc The next few days will show.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
NEW YORK COLLEGE.

THE ATTEMPT TO REDUCE THE SALARIES A
FAILURE $500 FOR a LIBRARY CATALOGUE.
The recent attempt mado 10 reduce tho salaries Of
the president and teachers of College OF the CITY
OF New York enied yesterday In a grand 1asco The
trustees OF the college, consisting oil the members OF
the Board OF Education, with President Webb as
c1Yco member, met yesterday afternoon, at four
O'Clock, In the building of the Board, corner OF Elm
and Grand streets, President Wood IN the chair.
Seventeen trustees were present Tho minutes OF the
Executive Committee meetings OF May and 10 were
adopted. Pursuant to resolution adopted by
thc committee the trustees voted 10 pay
5000 u Professor Charles q. Hcrbermann
preparing with great and accuracy, alphabet teal
and analytical catalogues OF the books The college
library, aud Tor making important and desirable
done as Fan expression OF their approval OF Pro-
lessor Hcrbcrmanns catalogues and oil tho assiduty
ana inteiligeDc. bestowed IN their PREPARATION
Then the question OF salaries came up. Mr. Jelline
moved tho adoption OF tho reductions recommended
By tho Executive Committee. These recommcn latons
were iollows:-Io reduce the presidents salary
from IS, $50 10 $1,000; eleven professors salaries
from ~ $50 10 81 500 ten tutors salaries from s. 800
10 S. 1906 tutors from s. 800 to So 900; Increase
OF tutors IRON 81 500 TO 81. 900; reduction OF
another tutors salary from SlS $40 TO 81 900. four
others IRON 200 TO ST. l40 registrars salary from
81 900 10 ST. 50O presidents secretary IRON ST. 100
u, 900, Jauors from 81 200 to 81 l40 The total
saving thus proposed would DC $3.50 year
Mr.. Wckham moved as a substitute that the salary
OF the president DO reduced to 81 500 us proposed,
and that the reduction on all the others be ave per
cent, with the exception OF the salaries OF the proes
sors o Spanish language and Literature and descrip-
tive geometry and drawing
MIR. Wheeler moved To lay both propositions on tho
table, and his motion was carried by vote OF IL 10
On motion OF Mr. Jcife Instruction IN industrial
drawing was made prerequisite Tor tho entrance Of
any student into the college alter next year.
Inc trustees then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
A HEAVY CLAIM.

WILLIAM E. DODGE SUED FOR OVER HALF
MILLION ON AN ALLEGED FALSE REPREsEN-
TAIIoN.
PIrTsPIRLD, Mass, May 81, 1878
Tho great suit OF the Lenox Plate Glass Company
against William L. Dodge. OF Now York, TO recover
damages the amount OF 5000, 000 begun In tho
Supreme Court hero this morning Senator
Dawes and ex-District Attorney Stearns among
the counsel, and OF tho witnesses Is
Galusha A. Grow. Tho for the plaintiff briefly
ths:-In 1870 Mr.. Dodge and others were interested
in concern In Philadelphia which making
white glass from cryoliic Tho Plate Glass Com
pany making plate glass in tho Lcnox
furnace. Mr.. Dodge, as alleged by the plaintiff, in-
duced the Glass Company to undertake The manu-
facture OF this white glass porcelain from cryote,
representing that II was very profitable, ana the
Glass Company. trusting to these representations,
invested all It's properly IN the business, ana
utterly ruined. II subsequently discovered, as
alleged, that whilo Mr.. Dodge had boon making
representations OF tho large profits made by the
Philadelphia concern, that concern was, In fact,
bankrupt, and that Mr. Dodge was personally iiable
for an enormous amount OF its doots IT Is alleged
that he made these representations 10 the Glass Com
panys and induced II to enter upon the business
relieve himself from this load. Tho suit Ia based
these scntations. which said 10 have been
fraudulent dccenfu and made with intent to deceive.
The defence Is a general denial Of these charges.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
SHOOTING AT A PICNIC.

The German Lutheran Church, In West Forty -ninlh
street. held picnic at National Park. sixty.sccond
street and Tenth avenue, Monday evening, and q
number of young rowdos got over tho ienco and
forced their way on the platform The proprietor OF
the park Fritz Kaseiung made several Intellectual at
tempts TO drvc them Oft ana the last time, which was
about elevon O'Clock, several OF them assaulted HIM
With stones and bsickbats one Of the missiles hit Ing
him under the left car aud another over the right eye
Mr.. kasefung became much exasperated mat
he drew u revolver fred shot the direction
OF tho young ruiians. Tho bali took effect IN mo
lower part OF the right leg oil Ind named Michael
Zicgier, Of No. AIS West Forty-nintn street. Icser
akcn TO the kortyscventh street station house,
where The bali extracted by Police Surgeon Wa
man, and tho sufferer abc to so To his home.
Fritz Kssciung was arrested by officer McArdle, Of
tho Twenty-sccond precinct, yesterday, and brought
before Judge Duiy Al tho Fityseventh Street Police
Court. He claimed to have acted III selldeicnce Tut
was held IN $500 bail to answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
POLITICAL NOTES.

Tho Charleston Courier (dem.) asks The question
us this good time reduce tho regular army s"-
aud. In answer to H. sketches the proportions Of the
socaiistic danger threatening the government
The Hartford Post rep.), May IA, In speaking Of Mr..
Pottcrs resolution snys:-It is crime against tal
Republic conceived IN cold blood and for the ignob
purpose OF fostering party passion and gaining party
advantage"
Inc Philadelphia Ledger rep.) says that ''quite
consciously tho partisan papers pay Mr.. Glover a
handsome compliment by their ridiculc, for he has
always insisted ON landing his fish, whatever 1t may
be- and seems really to be fishing Tor roguos, without
regard to their politics.
The Cleveland Leader (rcp says that The democrats
10 redistrctng Onto intended to place General Gar.
heids residence IN democratic district When they
had done they found that they had not been well 10.
formed as TO tho location OF his domicile and hs
stu lives in congcniai political atmosphere.
The Louisville Commercial advocates turning over
the management Of the federal Agricultural Bureau
the Smithsonian Institution, ITO the lsbors OF which
Us objects are strictly german ''Tho Fishery
Commission might also be attached to it." The Com
erciat seems to have got tho before tho
Philadelphia Times (ind ):-"It Is little sign lcans
that meeting Of tho National Gfeenback Labor State
Committee has been called for next Tuesday, Har-
risourg Tuesday the DAY before the meeting OF the
Democratic State Convention and Judge Bentley's
dcciinaon oil the nomination Tor Supreme Judge IL
the hands OF Chairman Devices the democrats may Ind
new candidate forced on their hands by the placiua
Of Judge Aspcw on the national tickot.n