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La crónica., 1878-03-20

RESUMEN DE Los ULTIMOS
DESPACHOS.
EsTADos UNIDos.

Sacramento, Mario lS.-En la
Assmblea Holloway presento un
bill con la recommendation de que &c
aprobara en- seguida, hacienda apro-
piaciones para sociedades de benefi-
cencia en- ell condado de Los Ange-
les. Sc refirio ell bill a la Comision
de Hospitales.
Sc recibio IN mensage del Gober-
nador poniendo gu veto al bill auto
rizando a los Supervisors del con-
dado de Los Angeles para que acep-
ten ell reclamo de Dionisio Botiller,
ex-avaluador de dicho condado.
Sacramento, Mario 19.-Hoy Sc
reunio Ell Comite de la Conferencia
pasa la Convention Constitutional.
La delegation del Senado accedi6 a
que Sc pagara q los Delegates diez
pesos al dia y la delegation de la
la Asamblea a la proposition de 80
Delegates representatives del Estado
en- general.
San Francisco, Mario 1S.-La
procession de los obreros aver no
tuvo ell resultado ~esperado con res
pecto a n1mero, pues solo formaron
lfnea en- ella 1900 personals.
San Francisco, Mario 1S.-El
mercado de trigo Sc mantiene acti-
vo: precios para exportar 81 S5@l
S7!; escogido ST. O93. La avena FIR
me con t%endencias a alza 81 15@l
20. Cebada in%variable, para susten-
to de ganado 81 30@1 SO.
Una comision dc cinco del comite
del condado de Alameda del particle
de los Obreros, visito hoy al Sena-
dor Bones y lie sujet0 a varias pre-
guntas con referencia a su conducts
como Senador, e~xigiendole que di.
jera 81 harfa dimision de su cargo g
Sc 10 ordenaran los Comites Centra
del condado y Executive de la ciu.
dad. Bones dljo que 10 tomaria ell
consideration. Los obreros han con.
vocado una reunion en- Oakland
para protestar contra ell Senador
Washington, Mario 1S.-El vice.
Presidente ha dado noticia de babe.
firmano un bill para prestar ayud,
q la expedition al polo prepared.
por James Gordon Bennett.
Bones.
La crónica., 1878-03-20

Me hice q la vela de Mazatlan
una ma1ana temprano en- un bu.
quecillo de treinta toneladas llama
do "El ~Serpiente," siendo nuestra
ruta por ell Colo de California hacia
IN puertecito nominal llamado Ma
vachiste. La camara iba atestada
de cajas y paquetes, bien llenas de
csrga las bodegas y la cubierta api.
hada de casco y cajones de mercan-
cfas. Habia ocho pasageros y una
tripulacion de seis personals, y estos
catorce seres Sc agrupaban en- I'm
buque que no era mucho mayor que
la lancha de IN buque. Por supues-
to que toda esperanto de comodidad
era inutil; durante ell dia no habia
escape de los rayos del sol, y cuando
~sobrevenia la noche no Sc podia evil
tar su humedad. Yo estuve marea.
do TODD el dia, y por la noche me
envolvf en- I'm grueso capoton extern
Of mis- mantas sobre algunos cajones
y muy ptonto me s~obrecogio un
dulce sueho, del que me saco un
chaparron, y tuve que bajar d la ca.
mara, gu la que las demas personals
y la mayor parte de la tripulacion
Sc habian resguardado de la tormen-
ia. Por la escotilla salia n CO.
lumna de vapor que despedian los
vestidos mojados de los que Sc api-
FABIAN en- Ell estrecho espacio de la
camara, mezclado q un dense void
men de hume. Era insguantable;
era impossible permanecer de pie,
acostarse, sentarseo reclinarse en- la
camara. Volvf q buscar mi lugar
en- la cubierta y pase la noche soda
mente guarecido por mi paraguas.
Me empape por complete a causa de
la ~lluvia, y la noche pas6 pesada y
triste.
A coss de medic dia cruzamos la
barra q la boca de ur estero cerca de
cuya boca esta ell pueblo de Nava.
chiste. Ocupa una area suficiente
para acomodar medic million de ha.
bitantes 81 fueran slguna vez ALA;
actualmente presta acomodo q los
residences de una pequefia gruta de
6 tres indios. Ell grupo
de montafas en- ell lado noroeste del
estero es ell mas pintoresco que he
visto en- esta costa. Los picos no
son muy altos; pero son muy hume
rosos y Sc levantan directamente
La crónica., 1878-03-20
ST senior.

Ell Coronel Dunckelbefger, Admi-
nistrador de Correos de Los Ange-
les, esta %dispuesto q sacarle al
destino TODD ell jugo possible. Quiza
hace bien por que, a que estamos?
Los tiempos 10 son para per Ter
OCCASION de engordar como quiera
que sea. Isl estuvieramos nosotros
en- ell puesto del Coronel, y viera-
mos-como Ell debe ver-que la COST
pagaba, tai veg hicieramos otro
tanto. Pero de 10 que Sc puede ha-
Ger q 10 que Sc debe hacer hay algu-
ma diferencia, como vamos a probar-
selo al ~apreciable Coronel. Ri pue-
tie cobrar una renta mensual a los
publicistas de peri6dicos-como 10
tiene anunciado-por sus apartados
que tienen en- la oficina de correos.
Lo puede por que es ell jefe de su Of
Gina y por que nadie ha de intentar
impedfrselo: mas no debiera hacerlo
por que no es 10 acostumbrado, por
que no es 10 justo. Cuando ell Sr.
Bent, cuya afabilidad echamos mu-
cho, muy mucho de menos, era Adj
ministradoi de Correos, nos decia
que los peri0dicos tenian derecho 6
I'm apartado. Los periodicos publi-
earn, gratis ct amore, las listas de
cartas y otras cosas que lie facilitan
al Administrator de Correos la dis
tribucion de la correspondence, y
no es sino una recompensa justa
que sc les comedian de balde apar-
tados para sus cartas y GAMES. FL
pr0ximo Abril, cuando Sc nos cobre
. por ell apartado, no 10 pagaremos:
nc 10 pagaremos por que no tenemos
esta vez ell mismo buen humor que
otras para someternos q capIichos
injustos: Sc nos quitara ell apartado,
y como recibimos mueha correspon-
dencia nos tendra ell Administrator
veinte veces al dia en- su ventanillo,
y lie preguntaremos veinta veces a.
dia 81 ha llegado carta, una tra'
una, para las veinte personals rela'
cionadas cor LA CRoNIcA, y cuandC
pase un mes lie preguntaremos
Dunckelberger 81 lie tiene mas cuen
ia y convenience este que darnos
apartado, y 81 nos dice que lie gusta'
ria mas que tuviera mos a~partado, POI
llevarle la contra, por hacerIe mals
obra, por fa%stidiarle, seguiremoI
importunapdole veinte veces al dis
en- ell ventanillO.
La crónica., 1878-03-20

-Bueno y en- gran parte mereci-
do es ell lstigazo que ell habil Eco de
la Fdtria le dedica q Ell Jouen en- su
nltimo numero. La verdad es que
al Redactor Tijera de este dltimo
periodico Sc lie fueron los pies al re-
producir un artfculo de las Dos Re-
puotfcds en- que Sc atacaba ruda-
mente al Gobernador Pesqueira, IN
personaje q quien H J0ven habia
hecho servilmente la barba dias
antes. Creiamos que este colega
tenia va la n~ecesaria edad para no
cometer tales muchachadas.
La crónica., 1878-03-20
Actas de Venta Registradas.

Mario 16.
Francisco Ybarra q Victor Ybar-
ra-El mismo terreno traspasado
por ell concesionario al que recibio
dicha concession, Setiembre 81, 1876,
tftulo para corregir error del tftulo
primitive; 81.
Joseph Bridger ct TX. q Francisco
A. McDougall- Parte de la vita
vieja de Antonio Maria Lugo, lado
sudeste de la Gale San Pedro; So.
Mario Is.
E. F. Beale q r. s. Baker-Todo
su indiviso del reclamo de aceite
Baker y Moore, y ! indiviso del
Pico Oil Well Claims en- 81 Distrito
de Aceite de San Fernando, v 1-5
indiviso del Perue Oil Claim, con-
dado de Ventura; $1,000.
E. F. Beale q Robert S. Baker,
en- poder de Mary Beale, esposa de
E. f. Beale TODD su interes indi-
viso en- 5 SIG $40 acres Rancho La
Puente; 81.
H~IPOTECAS.
Mario Is.
Juan de Dios Alvarado q John
O'Connor-Parte del Rancho San
Jose; l aho 2 por 100; $500.
Particle Chaves q F. w. Temple
TODD ell terreno concedido al hipo.
tecante en- la PARTITION del Rancho
Rincon de la Brea. l aho, II Dor
100; $500.
Mario IS.
G. M. Phelps ct ux. q @. e. Long
TODD ell interes en- los Solares 7, s
y Is, cuadra s, trayecto de Mott;
solar 2, cuadra 81, medicion Han
cock. l dia, 10 por 100 por afo
SIS, 900.
Bernardino Machado q Andrew
Joughin-Dos trayectos en- ell RAN
cho Rincon de los Bueyes. 6 meses
II por 100; S1.859 As.
La crónica., 1878-03-20
Cartas de Mejico.
Correspondence particular del "Com.
mercial Advocate, - Traducida EXPIRE
samente para LA CRoNIcA.

En- Ell Colo de California.-Estatuas en-
Navachiste.- Escena de Batu.-Un
concerto de ostras.-Ostras que creecen
entre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bar
barosa.-Puesta del sol en- la costa del
Pacffco. -Plantas parasites.
La crónica., 1878-03-20

El Is de Enero de 1878 falIeci6 en-
San Bernardido, JESUS MoNTIJo,
de 10 amos de edad, hijo de Lucas y
susanna Montijo. Su temprsna
muerte es un terrible golpe para su
familia que llora amArgamente su
perdids. Sc supliea q los perl6di-
cos de Sonora, Mejico,que r~eproduz-
can esta triste noticla. 19elm
La crónica., 1878-03-20

LA MARIANA.

Ell ~naranjo procede de la China,
de las Islas del mar de las Indias y
del Oceano Pacffico. Segun Matiszi
fue trasportado de la India por ell
aho 800 de Egira (9l3 de la era cris
~tiana.) Sembrado ell ell Oman y
luego trasportsdo q Baira en- Tram,
10 vemos grocer y ~arrojar flores en-
los jardines de Tarsis, en- las ciuda-
des fr~onterizas de la Siria y aclima-
tarse en- Antioqufa y ell Egipto, y
gracias a los arabes y los cruzados
10 tenemos en- Hiieres cuyo china
lie va perfectamente.
En- 1910 los portugueses 10 planta-
ron en- las Islas Canarias y Ia Isla
de la MADEIRA. De esta Ultima es la
que ha dado los naranjos que han
venido q formar las huertas inmen-
sas de la Andalucfa y de los Agar
yes.
En- 1866 los naranjos formaban en-
Higeres un verdadero bosque. En-
ell siglo diez y siete habia en- una
Gale principal de Perpihan una do
BILE fila de naranjos muy antiques.
Sc
Hay muchas classes de naranjas:
he aquf las principales segun su
calidad.
La naranja de Malta, las mas es-
quisitas y las mas finas: por desgra-
cia Sc echa q perder al salir de NAL
ia, hay que comerla ahf mismo y
dejar que Sc madure sobre ell arbol.
Los parisienses no la mas
que de reputation.
La n~aranja de San Miguel de las
Azores era cast tan buena como la de
Malta, mas los ingieses Sc apojera-
ron de ella.
La n%aranja de Mallorca es muy
buena, pero inferior a las otras dos.
Enormes cantidades de ella llegan
a MarselIa en- donde Sc M por
bora. Por 25 centimos puede uno
regalarse durante una bora con ma
ranjas.
La maudarina, que provenia antes
de la China, nos llegs hoy de Malta
y de Stella. En- IN principle valian
cada una rs cents. Hoy esta q 9 frs
ell ciento y Is centimos cada una.
La naranja de Espaha es muy es.
timada por 10 gruesa que es y 81
gusto. Las mejores son las de Sc
villa.
La naranja de Merina muy jugoss
y de buen gusto Sc envia especial
mente q Alemania.
La naranja de Pelermo es muy
tardfa pero muy hermosa y buena
Sc come mucho EN- Paris.
La ~naranja de Reggro es por e.
contrario muy gruesa y precoz, perC
inferior q la anterior: madura de,
masiado pronto.
La ~naraDja de Napoles que reel
bimos desde 1920 reune todas esa!
cualidades: es hermosa, buena y 81
%conserva perfectamente.
La ~naranja de MIA y del Rio d,
Geneva aunque la teniamos Ell
Francia autes de las naranjas d,
Espaha ha sido remplazada por /;
n%aranja de Valencia de Espafa.
-
La ~narauja de Angel es de buen,
calidad. La de la Provenza de
Var es la dnica n~aranja francesa gu,
mas Sc come, Els cast tan hermos,
Y tan buena como la de Malta.
Las naranjas que pesan mucho ,
tieneG ia piel muy fina Sc conside
ran como las mejores. Sc reco
mienda mucho que SO coma much.
~naranja despues de conner por sc
de digestion diffcil. Cuando Sc CO
men estando n en- ayunas, wiener
a constituir I'm alimento sumamen
"a SAM " rofroaoopfa
La crónica., 1878-03-20
REvISTA COMMERCIAL.

IPreparada y cerreglda escrupulosa
y -expresamente para LA CRoNIcA los
Microbes de cada semana.1
La crónica., 1878-03-20

PRECIo DEL ORC Y oTRoS vALOREs.
Nueva York, Mario Is, 1878.
Orc TO- y bajando. Papel none
La crónica., 1878-03-20
MerCado de Los Angeles.


Revista preparada y ~corregida BIZ
semanaimente por Seymour y La
Fetra de la GRANGE STORE, 1873,
Gale Principal Los Angeles.
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FROM EAR TO EAR.

A v0YAGER FOUND DEAD IN BED WITH HIS
THROAT CUT-DARING ATTEMPT AT BUR-
GIARY.
New YORK, AUGUST 25.-This morning,
about ! O'Clock, when the Boston steamer
City of Lawrence arrived ut her pier, No.
40, North River, Il man who got on the boat
at Alysus Point, Conn, last night and when
he bought his ticket gave his name as Bur-
rows, was found by one of the walters dead
in his berth with his throat cut. The dcceas-
ed, who had undoubtedly committed sui
eide, was about As years of age, five feet
seven inches in height, has brown hair and
smooth face, and was dressed in black
coat, linen duster, white linen shirt, dark
pants and scarlet-mixed vest In his pos
session was found $?1 in money, a silver
watch, a plain gold ring, package of pru-
sic acid and a pocket knife, with which he
committed the deed. The Coroner has
taken charge of the case, and will proba-
bly, hold an inquest tomorrow.
Mr.. Andrew Engel. farmer who owns
II house at Fairview, n. j., about ten miles
from Jersey City, called at the police head
WIS wy WIS ultVlH''i, IT,
ported to Inspector McDermitt, that about
O'Clock this morning four masked men
forced an entrance to his house and COM
mcnced to ransack his premises. They en-
tered Engels bedroom, and after knocking
him down with the butt end of pistol,
hand-cuifcd him and threatened to kill him
if he raised IN alarm. They then tied the
hands of Mr.. Engcl's daughter, II young
girl IL years of age, and fastened her to a
bcdstead. After that they seized Mrs En-
gel, and while holding the muzzlc Of re-
volvcr to her head, compelled her to lead
them through the house Engels son
young man about 90 years are, had been
disturbed by the noise raised by the ruff
ans and when they reached his room, he
seized revolver and began firing upon
them. The desparadocs, becoming alarm
ed, fled from the house, taking with them
about 800 in money and jcwelry. 1t is
supposed from marks oi blood found on
the stairs and in the yard that Une or more
OF the burglars were shot A general alarm
was sent out in this city and Jersey to look
for the desparatoes
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MEDICAL. !.
CATARRH.
Sneezing Catarrh, Chronic Ca
tarrh, Lucrative Catarrh,
permanently cured by
SANFORD'S
RADICAL
CURE.
MI
.CATARRH.

Sauford's Radical Cure for Cartarrh Is a safe, Ger.
tain, and permanent cure for catarh OF every form
and Il the most perfect remedy ever devised. II IL
purely vegetable dstillatiOn, and l. applied local
~ by Insulation, and constitutOnally by internal
administration, Locally applied, reefi- instanta
neous. II soothes, heals, and cleanses the nasal
passages OF every feeling Of heayness. obstruction,
dullncss Ordlzzines- COnstituiionally administer
ed II renovate- the blood, purifcs 1t of the acid
poison with which 1t II always charged In catarrh
stimulates the stomach, liver and kidneys, perfects
digestion, makes new blood, and permits the form
alton Of sound. healthy Tissue, and finally obtains
complete control over the disease The remarkable
curative powers, when all other remedies utterly
fail, Of Sandford's Radical Cure, are attested by
thousands who gratefully recommend II TO fellow
sufferers No statement Is made regarding II that
cannot be substnn.iaed by the most respectable
and reliable references. II Is great and good med
icinc, and worthy all confidence, Each package
contains treatise on catarrh and DR.. SanfOrds I'm
proved Inhailing Tube, and full directions for its
use In all cases. Price 81,
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| ,AME BACK

MESSRS. WEEKS Il POTTER Gentlemen
One year ago was seized with severe attsck of
rheumatism In my right hip, TO which was sub
jcct tried the various liniments and rheumatic
cures, bat without least benefit, when my son, u
druggist suggested one OF yOur Collins NOltalc
Pmsers. The effect was almost magical, for to my
grateful surprise. ! was almost Immediately well
again, aud was able to work upon my farm a. usual
whereas, before the application Of the plaster, |
could do nothing and every step gave me pain. A
few weeks since. one year from the first attack. the
disease returned but Fam happyto say the second
proved a. etfcrciOus n the first and am now well
My wife wishes me TO add that one plaster has
cured her Of u very lame back. We think there is
nothing IN the world OF remedies that can compare
with the Collins Noltaic Pa-ter- Tor rheumatism
aud lame back, and chccrfnly recommend them TO
the suffering, Yours very respectfully,
OBLASD, Me- June 4, 1876, ROBERT COMrUN.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-27
An Enthusiastic Friend of Sanford's
Radical Cure.
NOTATION. GRANT 4 BBowS's FIRE AND
MARINE INSURANCE AGENCY,

NOTATION, GRANT Il BBOwSs FIRE AND
MARINE INSURANCE AGENCY,
2a5 Pine Street ST. Louis, Mo, Feb, :, Isl J
A. A MELLIgR, Washington Az, Clty-Dear Mel
lier: have for some years been troubled with ca
tarrh and for the past two years have suffered ser
lousy with II. Noticing your advertisement of
SaniOrd'- Remedy Radical Curel decided to Try
H. have used only two bottles, and a. result
feel 50 much relieved that persume on our person
al relations and write this to you and ask that yOn
take some measures to get II more prominently be-
fore the public. that Others may have such relief
have, have recommend II t0qutc'a number Of
my Friends, all of whom have expressed to me their
high estimate of its value and good effects with
them,
| really think II particularly adapted to wants of
81. Louis people. and they oil ought to know of IL,
and those who need 1t should try ii, ! will risk the
assertion that 100 o. yial- tas a sample) to be
given away will sell a. many bottles.
Try some plan. Let the people nave II they
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Of course YOU could largely increase this number
Why not try II: Yours truly, WM. BOWEN,
Sold by all wholesale and retail druggists and
dealers In medicine throughout the United States
and Canadas. WEEKS IL POTTER. General
Agent, and wholesale druggists, Boston, Mas.
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plil\ISIo\S

Choice Bacon, Hams, sides and Shoulders.
Dry Salt Shoulders and Sides Ticrcc,
Kcg and Bucket Lard, Breakfast Bacon,
etc, etc, all in good stock and for sale at
lowest market price. W. p. WRlonr,
Nos. 20 and II Ohio Lcvec.
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The POLITICAL CAMPAIGN

now pending j. one Of great import.
aucc considered IN both ~ National
and State aspects: full Congrcs.
sionul delegation will be chosen: a
Legislature II to be elected which
will determine the successor to Hon.
r. j. Ogle>by in the United States
Senate. Believing the success of the
Democratic party 10 be essential TO
the maintenance of good govern.
eminent, the Bulletin viii always De
found advocating II, measures and
laboring for the success Of it, repre-
-enlatiycs, To promote these dcsira.
bic ends every Democrat should cx:
crt himself in disseminating the
truths Of his party, and in no way
can this he more cficctually done
than by the circulation Of hi- home
paper,
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NOT 4 QIIACk NOSTRTM.

GENTIENEN-I hereby certify that for several
years past have used the Violate Pastcrs in my
practice, and have never known them to fail in
atordng speedy rcliefn those cases for which they
are recommended. They are not quack nostrum,
but remedial agent Of great value. Very truly
your W, c, COLLINS, NJ ID.
BucKsroET, Ne. May 81 1874.
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PRICE ., CENTS

PKITE u TENTN,
BE careful TO obtain Collins Violate Plaster a
combination Of electric aud yoltaic plates with a
highly medcated plaster, n seen In the uhovccut
sold by all wholesale and retail druggists through.
ont the United States and Canadas, andby WEEKS
n POTTER. proprietOrs. Boston, Mass.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-27

QuERy.-why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg Bros
Seal of North Carolina" at the same pricei
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Latest News.
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, August .2G, 2;l5r.M,-Whcat
-unchangcd--W Winter, 0s 2d@0s 4d; Spring
0s@9s8 Sd; California average los 2d@lOsGd;
California club, los 5d@10s Cd. Corn
new, OBS 6d@23s Cd; old, 27s 3d@27s Cd.
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EDUCATIONAL.
BLOOMINGTON LAW SCHOOL.

UNIVERSITY OF VlRGlNlA,--Scsslon be.
- gins on the FRS, of October, aud continues nine
months. The institution IL organized ON the cleo.
tive SYSTEM giving the student free choice Of stud
les, with full courses In the schools Of the Acadc.
mic Department aud IN the Schools of Law,
Medicine, Engineering and Agriculture. For cat.
aloguc apply TO the Secretary OF the Faculty L. .
University Of Virginia
JAMES +. HARRISON. MD.
Chairinanof the Faculty.
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The Daily Bulletin

|. served to city subscribers BY car
ricrs at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per
week. payable weekly.
by mail dn advance: one year,
$40; six months, s.; three months,
$3.50; one month, 81, Postage free.
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New York, August 2G, 80 P.M,-Wheat
-quiet-Winter, easy; No. :, Chicago,
81 15@1 10; No. ., Milwaukee, 81 1G
@1 II; Red Winter, 81 0j@1 II; Amber,
81 Oj@1 II. Corn-quiet and steady
steamer-4719@4S; No. 3 4G1a; No. 2,
$4,000. Gold, 1909
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
CHICAGO, August 26, 1000 A. NJ
Corn--August, 371s asked September,
371S bid; October, 3S35. Wheat-Scptem-
Der, 9Os5; October, $50. Receipts of hogs
not ready yet.
CHICAGO. August 90, 1920 A. M.--Esti-
mated receipt Of hogs, 5000.
CHICAGO, August 90, II A, M.-Pork---
September, 80 55@0 571s; October, 80 20
bid. Wheat -Septembcr 90la bid; Octo-
Der, S935, Corn-September, 31l5.
CHICAGO, August 90, IL M-Whcat--
September, S015 bid; October, S92i bid.
Corn-September, 375s bid; August, 3Sla
bid. Pork-September 50 1896 80; Oc-
tober, 80 G215.
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Office in Alexander County Bank.
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-27
THE DAILY BULLETIN.

The Cairo Bulletin enters upon it,
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The New York herald., 1878-10-21
snasched from Death.

Our special despatch from Montpelier,
VT, recounts the most remarkable escape
from the gallows that has ever occurred in
this country. A bulletin board, an excited
small boy, newspaper and q busy tele-
graph instrument combined to snatch John
p. Phair from the very foot of the gallows.
They also, if reports are correct, convicted a
great Commonwealth of being about to
slaughter o man whose innocence might
have been proved long ago had not the
State acted with inconceiva BILE niggardli-
ness in providing for the defence of the
accused, who had no money with which
to provide for it himself Twenty dol
lars was the amount allowed him for
this purpose, while a reward of two
thousand five hundred dollars which
was offered for evidence tending to convict
him drew to the court as witnesses some
men whose records, had they been looked
into, would hardly have persuaded the Court
Of their trustworthiness as witnesses. At
this rate the best man in Vermont may yet
be hanged if he has no money.