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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-12
RIVER NEWS.


A"n', ~,
Jas. D. parker, Cincinnati.
NIIcc - B,o own a I"p b "T, Piti,bnrs,
on Gi'G AID Garss. h lil,nuFib t,.hpre
John Portcrgnd hargcs. - Looi''
ldlcwild Eyan.yiIlc.
DEPARTED.
steamer gamcS re, rad1Sah,
A.c. DqngIaly Sow orleans.
Alice Brown aud nd berscs, 81 Loai..
coal NV aud i Er. s1a s ot' i ~ ''''''
I IJir,i rG''I ma barge ~ Louis
Az stevens ohIon river.
THE RIVERS
inc MYERS stand u lect lpcIIts' Inc
ucciIhc since last mght was mclles' ~
Fl'''o''rS mere was Il Ian 81 . Ihc'Ic'' ~
CINCINNATI 'e ONO rose loot ; ihche''
Al LOUISVILLE 'htre was decline OF lhc''
Al o. LOUIS tilc iaI' WIS inches I"'
weather throughout 'Ilis section mas Oc'h
c'oaf ana cool! business iaIr'
BOATS Due TO-DAY
Inc VIM oIilhhlc is que rom M'mpn's
''I' morning enc 4ocs 10 'ihcII'nau'
Inc commonwealth from d. LoulS 10
Nc" orIc"h'' VIII oc at inc WHAT u''S
evening" '"o WIFE ""i' Hc'S'' "l'" pas
'eil-''S'
ne 'o''" Means an" "ar2cS' an" 'he
.'''H's'ipp' '"''cy transportation 'oil-
I'""l ''"'"''' ! u'uIc my WIN Io1"c"
o"'4'N' WIN pas "'"" 'o'""S iI"hI >"
i'oul' 10 Ne" Orleans
Inc elegant s''fh'"Iicclcr Exchange
from ~ LOUIS pouho lof il'''pur!' VIII AZ
tive u''' afternoon Inc Anchor Lane
N'l'i''' wy VIII pe mere from o. LOUIS Tor
N"h'puig 'ii' morning
i"p Nihci''i'"'l anu hcilp'l'' packet
i'c'' l ranN''i'' u ouc anu VIII VIC mere ll'lS
morning. enc SoeS 10 memphis anu mas
'i'iehui' accommodations ioF people anu
i'eIs"''
Inc I T. ncHchcN' ior CINCINNATI ana
uo'n Dust Tor 81 LOUIS Will arrive from
New orleans tomorrow
Inc toWboat Oakland, with coal Tor New
Orleans Is due from Plt''burg to-day.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The jim FISK had very light tFlp IN
from Paducgh. She went back with a fair
cargo.
Mr. r. X. Grout, receiver OF the John
Means, came down from ST Louis by rail
and was in the city yesterday, He is on the
lookout Tor business tor the Means.
The Arkansas Belle is to-day packet from
Evansville. She Will return to that port
a. soon a. She has transacted her business
mere
The boss Anchor Liner, Grand Tower,
should be at the wharf by day-break tins
TINS morning. She Is bound for st. Louis.
Inc EhdyViilc comes from Nashville She
goes back to that port as soon as She dis
charges her cargo.
The John Gilman, with freight and
empty 'argcS' Is due from New Orleans for
-, Louis
Inc Charles Morgan tne runs OUT TO-
o"y' ana i que al inns port early 'o-moTro"
morning
Inc All stevens "l'eh opposite the
'iccHHci" IciIH ldh''lhG Oh rII'ihy aitci-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-12

TnIsrIEs require radical treatment TO re.
move them, and so do boils and pimplcs
DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture is II radical blood
searchcr, curing all skin cruptions.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-12
NOTICE.

Persons having cistcrns damaged hy the
late storm can have the same repaired or
new ones built promptly and at prices to
suit the times by calling ON orby addressing
the undersigned through p. o.
J. $. HAWKINS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-12

QuERy:-Why will men smoke com
mon tobacco when they can buy Marburg
Bros. "Scal Of North Carolina" ut the same
pricc!
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-12
NATURAL SELECTION.

VNNESriG NTORs Of natural science Aay, d,r,o,.
1 .tra,cd beyond controversy that Throughout nm,
animal Kingdom the survival %. the fttcst' /. The
only law yon,h-ahng thdn aud pcrpctuily. Doe. uut
me same principle govern the commercial PROSPERITY
~ MANI IN inferior tan not supcrscGc Hpur
article. by reason Of superior merit Dr. Pierce.
Standard Medicine. have uutriNalcd an other.
Their sglc IN the United States alone exceeds nnr
million dollar per HnuGm. while the amount cy.
ported ioOts up 20 several hundred thousand more.
NJ business could gov Ia such Gigantic propur.
'i"'s and rest upon .any other basis than that of
merit.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-12

4 CRYING baby is bore to the whole
ncighborhood and the parents should be
forced to keep DR.. Bulls babysyrup handy.
Price 81 cents
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-12

BOAT FOR SME.-lIull, l0X3l, suitable
for fisherman or family use. Price, S25,
For particulars inquire Of
HuGnIE CALLAHAN.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-12

GERMAN SCHOOL BASKET Pic-Nlc.-On
Tuesday next the children Of the German
school will have basket picnic at Park
ers Grove, on the line OF the Marrow Gauge
railroad. Round trip tickets for adults. 30
cents; children, % cents. Trains leave St
Charles hotel at O'Clock a. m. return.
ing at 8 O'Clock p. m. The commit
tee having the matter in charge have per-
fected arrangements which assure good
time to all who may grace the occasion
with their presence.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-12
Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia /.

f. +; kunkcfs Bitter Vine of Iron IL sure cure
for this disease. II has been prescribed daily Tor
many Years IN the practice Of eminent physicians
with unparalleled success. symptoms arc loss Ot
appetite wind and rising Of food, dryness In mouth
Get the genuine Not sold In bulk only in al bot.
ties. Sold by all druggists. Ask for 4. f. Knnklc's
Bitter Wine OF Iron. and take no other 81 per bot
ne or ~ for six bottles. All ask IL trial of this
valuable medicine. a trial will convince YOU a,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-12

The manufacturers received the highest and only
award given ~ PofOU- Plaster. as the Centennial
We warrant Benson Cupcnc Plaster 10 he sUpr.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-12
NERVOUS DEBILITY Exhaustion

men, loss of vitality, premature weakness enerva
tion OF mind and body. disorder Of the brain and
nervous system, and mscrics resulting thcrcfrom
speedily cured by BATES SPECIFIC. Prepared by
an eminent physician; 81 n case for as: sold by
druggists, For circular, with full particulars, ad.
dress Dr. BATE, 2i3 State street. Chicago, H.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-12
MEDICAL.
DR. PlERCE'S
STANDARD
REMEDIES

Are No. advertised A. "curcail. hut arr specifics in
The diseases f.. which they aIe recommended
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-12
GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery

By reason OF It's Alternative properties cures diseases
OF the blood and skin. scronla or kings evil tn.
mofs: ulcers, or old sores; bo,ches pimplcs
aud cruptions BY virtue of Its pectoral properties
II cures bronchial, throat and lung affections nrip
lent consumption; lingering coughs and chronic
hryngitis. Its choagogne qualities render II I'M.
equaed remedy for hliousncss, torpid liver or "liy.
or complaint and It's tonic properties make 1t
equally cmcacIour In curing indigestion, osr OF APP
petite and dyspepsia.
Where the skin II sallow and covered with botches
aud pimplcs. or where there are scrofuons afcc.
lions ana swcl!ngs. u few bottles 0fG0dcn Medical
Discovery will effect an entire cure. If You feel
dull, drowsy. dcblitutcd have sallow color Of skin
or yellowirh'br0wn spots on face or body frequent
headache or dizziness bad taste IN mouth, internal
hol or chls nllcrnatcd with hot fushcr low spirits
and gloomy forcbodines, irregular appetite and
tongue coated You are suffering from torpid liver
or bllionsnes. In many cases Of liver complaint
only part OF these symptoms are experienced. Ar a
remedy for all such cascs, DR., Pcrces Golden Mcdl
cal Discovery has no equal as effects pericc, cures,
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-12
ASK THOSE WHO KNOW

AK any physician Il Bcn.ou'- Capduc porou.
fIasirr j. not the bet plaster IN the world This
remarkable article Wa invented To overcome the
great objection always found 10 the Ordinary boron,
plaster OF -iow action IN bringing relief.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-12
l. 4 Nj +, - ACK.

For lame and wcak back rheumatism. tronblrs OF
tue spine and kidney. It j. truly wonderful rene
dy' Ply'ician. everywhere recognize It, great ~.
pcrlnfly 10 other porous pla.tcr- md 70 ull lni-
inehtr. y relieves pain a. once and curc- quicker
than any known plaster lnimcnt or compound
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-12
MEDICAL.
|}ENSON'S
BENSON'S
Capcine Porous Plaster.

\ Greet Improvement 4 Soothing. healing,
4 OIL me ordinary pUr- ~ sircl gthcuing and
Ous plaster. pain. killing agent N one.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-12

A regularly educated and legally qualified physi.
"a elan, and the most successful us his practice
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
DRY GOODS.

III 4 4 j. /. /. {. T. 7 /.
81 WEST l4rH ST..
IMPORTER OF
PARIS PATTERN Bosszrs
AND MILLINERY MATERIAL,
win esr shis week novelties in shs following sosds
and - such price. as will defy composition.
French trimmed BoNsETs. IRON 81 20 SIS.
SrsaeA trimmed ROUND HATS from 81 2ssess.
Uasnmmsd HATS snc BoNNKrs. from s4c V u. In
isls. bssvsr and ssmsPs hair.
RIBBONS in satin and grain sssAmsrs. asnasss
and brseadsd
All widths and all styles very low prices
FLOWERS and FEATHERS in endless v.rissis.
vKLvETs In black and colorsd. all she new shades.
from q % M.
PRINCES black and colorsd. from 25c 50 IS
TRIMMINGS made 20 short notice.
Ladies UNDERWEAR Of all descriptions.
Ladies' n.rinO VEST and DRAWERS.
HOSIERY. ladies' Balsr,guan clocksd $50 80 Sic.
Ladies. Freseh li.e lace HOSE esc.
Mons suDsrnne French HALF HosK. At 25e.
Mons rasrno HALF HOSE. a. 24c. to soa
Ladies' regular made nne English HOSE. solid
ssle SILK elocksd blue and scarlet only 7sc
70 import. 81 IS per pair.
Mons sapsrane HALF HOSE At Ito.
Mons supsrnns English hALk HOSE st lse
L.dss' knitted wooLLEN GOODS in great varieties.
chds.as knitted wooLLENs, all sizes and all eoloss
ssh sKIRTs. new dssigns. u 7oc. sos2
Flanasl SKIRTS at reduced prices.
100 dossa OF hand made CoRsETs richly embroidered.
VI bones. at SEQ. worth 81.
100 do.sa OF hand made coRsRrs. sishtly imperfect
2ls to 4sc
SO dozen ofNsn's unlaundred shIRTs. 49e These Shirts
veil made. have nns linen and Guns sad the
cotton used is almost ss good as wsmsusta.
cHhxIsEs good muslin vell made. 2se other styles
q equally Low prices.
Silk HANDKERcHIEFs. Just received. At 2se
50 dossn or Gsa.lsmsn's silk HANDKERoAIEFs. new
nylss. 4ee
ROLLED PLATE JKwELRy.
KID GLOVES.
We selling KID GLOVES cheaper than any heass in
~ sisys-
500 Aessn ebutton. nns quality operas and white 81
Dar
$50 dozen sbutton 6ne quality operas and color e0
100 dossn 2-buston. nns quality operas, 45e pair.
Our we'll known princess ThyrA"
REAL KID GLOVES
10 three and four price 81 81 as u SO
sad q So
10 positively the best value in New York.
EDWARD MALLEY. 50 West 18th 81
f.A-our Catalogue OF Prices 10 ready.
TRIMMED ROUND HATS AND BONNErs
The we'll known reputation Of the house for tine MILL
nsry which Mr. Higgins has deservcdiy earned In the
taken the artists Tor this brauch
business. We suit the fAstidous and with
popular scaie OF prices safely DEFY competition
Ladies' own material made and Hats trimmed for 81
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
OFFERS EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS TO
hOUSEKkKPERS.

OFFERS kXT6AOkUlNAhI lNDUC60ENTS I'D
hOUSEKkEPERS
$50 pieces extra heavy bleached Irish Damask, price
AOc
2sl pieces 81 double satin Dam ask 75s really worth
$50 dosen Irish damask Napkins, 81 rs. fermer price
81 IS
9e7 desen 81 Irish dsmssk Napkins 81 So former price
81 So
g. TO-
TOGETHER WITH A FULL LINE
TINR LINEN TABLECLOTHS, With NAPKINS TO
MATCH.
ss2 case: Of s.srs quality Rose Blankets price 81 So
81 essss extra large Marseies Quilts price 81 25 true
value q 50.
$50 choice Piano Covers. So really worth $l5.
scarlet twilled FLANNEL 25c. ally worth $50
Attention particularly directed TO the extensive stock
LADIES AND GENTLyMEN's FINE CAMBRIC
HANDKEKCiIIEFS,
HOSIERY LACES AND EMBROIDEkIE3
FINE FRENCH WHITE GOODS.
BOYS SUITS AND MILLINERY DEPARTMENTS
ARE BEING REPLENIsRED DAILY WITH EVERY.
THING THAT Is NOVEL AND ATTRACTIVE
J. g. JOHNSTON.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

WE ONLY OFFER TUE LATEST CORRECT
STYLES AS ADOPTED BY THE PARIsIAN FASHION
WORLD AND SENT TO US IMxEDIArK1g By oUa
PARIS HOUSE.
OWING TO THE CONSTANTLY GROWING Por.
ULARITY OF OUR GOODS AND STYLES. THE
CONSEQUENT INCREASE OF BUSINESS AND THE
FACT THAT WE HAVE OPENED AN EXTENSIVE
ESTABLISHMENT IN
PHILADELPHIA
THIS SEASON. ENABLED Us TO MAKE L,RoER.
AND. THEREFORE,. MORE ADVANTAGEOUS. CON.
TRACTS WITH TIE LEADING EUROPEAN MANU-.
rAcrURERs FOR THE PRODUCT OF THEIR YAo.
TORIES THAN EvRR BRFoRE. AND WE ARE
THUS ENABLED TO ASSURE OUR PATRONS AND
THE PUBLIC THAT WE WILL SELL rHK
CHOICEST GOODS AT LOWER PRICES THAN
COMMON GOODS CAN BE BOUGHT FoR Al
OTHER PLACES.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED By EVERY SRxxcH
srhAMER.
ON THE APPEARANCE IN PARIS OF AHH
NEW DESIGN OR ALTERATION OR MoDrTL
CATION OF ANY PRE-ExIsrIN0 sfYLE or THE
SEASON. ouR PARIS HOUSE IMMEDIATELY sRNDs
TO US MODELS OF SUCH NEW STYLES. SO THAT
WE NAY WITHOUT DELAY ALWAYS BE IN Pos.
SESSION OF THE VERY LATEST FASHIONS THR
ADVANTAGES GAINED DY DEALING At oUR
HOUSE ARE THEREFORE, APpARhNr.
OUR STOCK COMPRISES 4 SoxrLkrE AssoR1L
MINT OF THE FOLLOWING GooDs:-
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

TRIMMED PARIS BoNNkTs AND ROUND HATS
IN VELVET, FELT. BEAVER AND OTHER FANCY
MATERIALS. ALL OF SURPRISING BRAUTY
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

just received, siarge assortment OF long human Hair from
30 inches TO yard IL ash color blonde Rodc
gray white and every shade. from the best Of
human hair IN P.rs resuy made Switches to dress
ladies' hair IN the Cbateaine style Long Hair in bunch
by the ounce to put covering ladies' switches In
minutes NoticsJO years experience In mssching adss
hair "A, GUILMARD,
Sal Broadway, between igsh and Isth sta,
sa arki haNA
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

PURCHASED AT THE IMMENSE AUCTION SALES
ON WEDNESDAY, OCiOBEH D. AND
THURSDAY, OCTOBER "a,
COMPRISING THE IMPORTATION OF
BENKAKD HUTTON.
THIS SALE COMPRISES COMBINATION OF
FRESCH AND EN0LISH NOVELTIES n DRESS
C0LOkINGS THk STYLES AND PRICES OF WHICH
WILL POsITlvELY sUkrAsS ANYTHING YET PRE-
skNTED To TIE PUBLIC.
GRAND EXHIBITION OF
65 PIECES DRAP NOUvEAUTE,
double width. Soc yard, value tor 75c
5 CASES SOIr MARENGO SILK AND WOOL,
70 PIECES ALL WOOL CAsHMEaE De LINDE,
IN Yards wide. s5c. a yard, worth 81 25
2 CASES ALL SILK AND wool ARMuKE MOsAIQUE
30 PIECES ALL SILK AND WOOL CREPE DE PARIS.
IL new cloth coorings 81 % yard TX yards xide.
AZ PISCES ALL SILK AND WOOL CHUDDA CLOTH
In now designs ana co.oring yards wide ~ 50 yard.
IS PIECES SOLE fOMPADOUR,
IN yards wide the latest novelty. 81 IS = yard.
rs PIECES All. SILK AND WOOL sHOODAS CLOTH.
$50 PIECES LUrfN's ALL wOOL BKsr QUALIFY
FRENCH CASHMERE.
In desiF lble coorings &c., 55c, ESQ 75c yard
CASES PLAID DRESS GOODS IN THE LATEST
STILES,
10 CASES AL w36E .oe cloth Vo 'nS SLHiDsa aRnc
in elegant aons tx yards vide, SOC 55c to 75s
81 and upward
WE WILL Also HAVE On SALE
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT or
W--------- O
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

TRIMMED ROUND HATS AND BONNErS
The we'll known seputatiou Of the house for tine Mill
uery which Mr. Higgins has deservcdiy In the
twenty-five years. will be ressuod pains
taken the best artists for this brsuch OF
business We suit the Astidious, and with
popular .cae Of prices safely DEFY competition.
kAdies' own mntertx made and ats trimmed for 81
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE TO OUR PATRONS AND
THE PUBLIC THAT OUR STOCK FOR THE FALL
AND WINTER SEASON Is NOW COMPLETE. AND
THAT WE ARE OFFERING THE CHOICEST GOODS
EVER IMPORTED AT EXTRAORDINARY
Stevens County tribune., 1878-11-21
How To Get On In The World.

A bit of advice to young men who are
trying to get ahead: Never complain that
your employers are selfish. Not that
they are otherwise, but it will help mat
tiers to growl about it. They are selfish.
Their employers, when they were young,
were no doubt selfish and from them they
learned the lesson. You, too, learn it,
and when you become employers you'll
be selfish too. 1t is from selfish motives
that men engaged in trade, and selfish
ness rules their actions. OF course it
would be better, and wiser, and all that,
if were not selfish, but they are. Now,
what are you going TO do about it, Why,
make it for their selfish interest to do
better by you, and they will. Respect
yourselves and you'll make them respect
you. Reminder tnat you are at dis
advantage, that there are a hundred
ready to climb into your place if you
do not fill it, and that those who en-
ploy you are fully aware of the fact
and ready to make the most they can out
of it. Remember that if you are
getting $1,000 this year and want ST.
500 next year, you've got to earn $1,000
this year. You've got to pav FOR promo
ton, often an exorbitant price, and as
you have no other means 10 pay with,
you've got to pay in work. OF course its
unjust, of course Its seems hard that your
Stevens County tribune., 1878-11-21
CASUALTIES.

s. M. Ramsey s. Cos. Lead works at
st. Louis, Mo-, have been destroyed by fire.
Loss $4,000; insured.
Herman Loran fell into settler in
Doisen & Chapman's salt block at Bay City
Mich, on the 18th inst.
November 18th there was $4,000
fire at Milwaukee, Wis, and q $27, 900 fire at
Green Bay, Wis, and very Obstructive fire
Bradford, Pa.
A train on the New Brunswick railway
ran off the track at Peel, six miles from Flor
enceville, the cars rolled down an embank-
ment and the passenger car took fire; three
killed and several injured, and some badly
bnrued.
A Galveston Ne,Os special says: Tyler's
fire Saturday night destroyed five large stores,
the United States court rooms, together with
all their contents. Loss about 100000; in
sured about half, princi pally in Northern and
foreign companies.
On the 14th inst, John Summers a
German, living in st. Paul, Minnesota, labor
er on gravel train on the st. Paul & Pacific
railroad, was -un over by locomotive near
the Plow Works, and crushed and cut lit
orally to pieces. The fog of the early morning
and the smoke of the engine, in a narrow
pass obscured vision, and confused him so
that he could not escape. His age was 46
years. He leaves family.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-11-21

tion. As soon as they can do so with safety
the passengers file out of the vehicle. fall
into line, and hold up their hands. 1t is only
"a wonder that there is no photographer
present to take picture of the group for
publication in some Northern illui trated
journal, as an inducement to stay away from
Texas. N
q The passengers contribute watches, jew
elry, pistols, and even money, to the general
fund, with promptness which suggests that
they had been drilled for the occasion, or
felt that they were likely to be drilled in
case they were slow in their movements. Ow-
ing to the failure of the post Office de-
partment to furnish the driver with dupli-
cate key to the mail bags, the robbers are
obliged to cut them open and relieve the de-
partment of the responsibility of delivering
to their proper address the registered pack
ages. Everything goes on as regularly as
clock-work. Occasionally the driver may
urge haste, as he may be behind time; but
| usually before the horses are fairly rested
| the heavily-laden robbers retrace their steps
to their ancestral castle on the
brow of the distant hill, just as we see them
do in the theaters. Doubtless some persons
will object that the foregoing is exaggerated
and overdrawn. Be this as it may, unless
more in done in the future than has beer
done in the past month, during which the
stage has been robbed three times, it viii
not be long before stage robbing will be ont
of the recognized industries of the country
and the favorite school for the graduation o.
| the heavy villains in the criminal drama.
Stevens County tribune., 1878-11-21
NISCELLANEOUN.

The cotton factories atZurich are work
ing only eight hours day.
An incendiary fire in New York city
damaged the Fulton fish market building
$4,000.
The U. s. Treasury department has
begun the purchase OF silver bullion at Denv-
er, Colorado, for Greenbacks.
A Berlin dispatch reports that measures
have been taken to increase the Russian army
in time of war to 632 battallions,
A dispatch from Berlin, says negotia-
tions at Rome with the Vatican have been re-
sumed, with chance OF success.
Sixty-six clerks on the contingent roll
of the patent Office at Washington, have been
discharged for lack OF funds. One-half OF
them are women.
A San Francisco telegram says the
Pacific Mail Steamer Grenada brought $5s,
900 In treasure, recovered from the wreck cl
the Steamer Georgia.
A. Charter has b-en issued by the
Wisconsin Secretary OF States Office for tho
establishment OF the Cathredal School of the
diocese of Fon du Lac.
The ninth annual convention of the
American Woman's Suffrage Association met
at indianapolis, Nov. 18th inst, with delegates
from thirteen States present.
A dispatch from Rome says the court
Stevens County tribune., 1878-11-21

A few years ago there lived in an ajoin-
ing county physician who, though not
an Adonis, was not the less respected for
his professional attainments than admired
for his social qualities. On one occasion,
after a consultation in neighboring
county, and while at dinner with his host,
he asked him if he ever saw his (the doc
tor's) wife, and was answered in the neg.
ative. "Then," said the doctor, twill you
do me the favor to call on her the first
time you go to town9" "Certainly, sir, If
you wish it, said the host in some sur
prise; "but why "Whya" repeated the
doctor; "why, because my wife insists
that am the homeliest man in the world
and one look at you will convince her of
her mistake. -Bingha Republican
Stevens County tribune., 1878-11-21
NEWS OF THE WEEK
ORTMEs AND CRIMINALS.

The high court of Judiciary, Edinburgh,
have definitely refuded to admit to bail any
more OF the directors Of the Glasgow bank.
The Jury in the case of Dakota Terri
tory vs.. John w. Beel, charged with the
murder of Charles E. Lee of Chicago, render
ed verdict of acquittal.
Three managers of the recent election
at Kingstree, Williamsburg county, South
Carolina, have been arrested for interfering
with United States supervisors Other arrests
are expected.
Commissioner Raum received tele-
gram at Washington from Charleston, W. Va.
stating that 900 indictments had been found
against Illicit distillers and other violators o
the revenue laws.
The New York police are vigorously
at work to flud A. T. Stewards stolen remains
1t is believed clue has been fonnd which
will lead to their recovery. The police are
are very reticent.
When the sentence of death was an
nounced to Mencasi, who attempted the asst
nation of King Alfonso Of Spain, he showed
great composure. He has not yet appealed
from the sentence.
A series of thefts of freights by employ
es of the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati 8
Indianapolis railroad, which have continued
for long time, have been just unearthed b.
detectives, and the employees discharged
Two of the party were arrested and held fo
future hearing. Thieving appears to hav'
been confined exclusively to small articles
taken from packages in transit. Evidence
showing the guilt Of the prisoners is said II
be conclusive.
The local papers of Columbus, Ohio
have for some days charged that some of th
female attendants at the Central Lunati
asylum have been guilty of cruel treatmen
| to patients contided to their care. An investi
cation by the asylum authorities has showl
that for some months certain attendants hav'
been in the habit of "ducking" patients TO
violation of rules, and as this is violation o
asylum treatment, ten female attendants, resi-
dents of that city, have been discharged, ant
the investigation is still going on. Supt
Tirestone declares he has only known of thi
system of "ducking" for a few days, and in
tends discharging all attendants who have
engaged in the cruel practice.