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To tbs Editor " 1hs Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 18.-l cannot see ~ the
enforcement Of the sntL-polyganous laws Of
Congrcss would bs 80 DISASTROUS to tho good
name Of thu Mormon women ~ eoluo Journals
contemplate. They are now su4tslntng scla.
sfon that Il considered not only Illegal, but im-
moral, BY every Intelligent aud normally bal.
anced mind, and to abanlon that relation aud
assume QUE III harmony with I correct public
sentiment cannot be considered q dlsgsAce "
the alurmon women. To say that they would
bc made "outcssts" and their children de-
clascd ''illeyitIuate,n needs sotue qualification
To 4ll thu world beside they Ate that now, aud
no tnore d!sesuce, nor ~ much, would attaeh to
those WOMEN When separated FROM their so-
cnlled husbands than alhcEes til them now
while continuing 10 dtsobcy the laws VI this land
and to DEFY public opinion. They would stand
very Much Ia The salue light OF 90 many
divorced women, With tho additional cx-
cuse TO b. urged III thetf favor VI having
entered tuto tho lNlygAmous relation
under \ mistaken potiun OF religious
duty, and of having haAi ineir noEul vision
blurred Tor time BY IN Iuc1p.teablo religious
fauattcis,u. lnured the fAct that tho American
: ucuple and tlle kstiouai authority have bliuked
THUR duty IN this ease, and permitted these de-
!uled prfsous to praeilcc poligaulY,- Y,-Makihg
brigham Young, the bead aud trout of thc Of
tendlng, Governor of tue Territory Vt Utsk, anu
repeatedly admitting Delegate 10 seat In
Congress who II guilty VI that sort of b!kAluy,
must aiEoIi = suIleieus e1cusc for nut Ut
tachlnK uuel dl.xiacc ~ tie xvmgn ana
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Ttl~ British with Thelr HAxRsee.

:.
Even for th!s comparatively small column Of
only about G,oou aacn supplca md carriage on
not help wandering what It would be for All
army Oi 61,ON Or l00,00O. Thousands aud
tlluusands af bags OF grain arc COLLECTED here
and PLACED tn nj enormous luciosCta under =
com,nistarEa. guard. Llnss Of ra1ucls strutrh-
Ing literally for mIIrs sirtau sluuK the roatis,
Eotng up to tho trout or simply coming back froul
grazing: ills ul these occasions that ono OBJ
sarycs how eomplctciy helpless aud resource-
Uno squadron Of British cavalry apparently re-
4ulEcs InurU varriags than huff 1oxcn TeXl-
hunts Of irregular cavalry, There IL uo. doubt
about 1t that tlu Brltisl!er ID ina4a uneon,,.uuy
comfortable at all plases OF Ills soldering: hut
ho h. alter ali, vol worth It, aud each death
represents 4 loss of a. least ElU3 10 the State.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-'rho ordinances IN regard
to strcets sidewalks, and signs are, Mt tho pres
ent time. very defective, aud should be revised
and nut into proper shape.
sotpc two or three years aRo an ordinance was
jrnwu up revising nil of tic orttnatccs VI the
city relating to streets, sidewalks, and signs,
but It WINS never passed., although Mayer Heath
repeatedly called attention to tic subject, md,
II ] mistake not, Tint ordinance IL still pending
among tho unfinished business OF the Council.
That matter, Hike the gas question, seems acs-
tined never to be settled, AMI the members Of
the City Council ho not secn to hare courage
enoug,. to scttie Il.
There Is no larec city in tho country which
has such mn abundant supply Of mnn-irApd IN 1t
as this city, anl there Is III Gtv which has had
to pay more dearly for its carelcssncss anl
neglect tNau our city. bfctnbcra uf the City
Into consideration that the city 10 primarily lla
bio for every Injury whlcl. may oerur III lofect-
frc strccts Ut sidewalks. ur by reason Ut their
being lnculnEercd OF t,bstructcd. hltt allow pc0-
ue to use tlieul Us they have n ntIId to, H1liIe
thosu 50 using them tsnoru alt responsibility
whatever.
undor the present ordinances Of tho eltr, any
prrtolI can erect building plumb up tn thr
street ilhc, ,an then take possession Of four feet
use In tleIlatcu Of tho rights Ut the public. Hnti
this Is being tone nll over the city every d0y III
the year. For the continuance OF This street,
stealing John Van Ostci and tho prceent Super
inten1cllt Of the building Department should
bo heid responsIblc, for II II lad not been f1s
them III ordinance would lluyc been passed.
utterly preventing tho thug. b.
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Michigan Avenue boulevard,
70 tAA EA4&oF al The 1rthuns.

CHICAGO, Jan. a0.-1ho question which has
been mootcl ~ to tho power Of the Oencsul
Assembly to pass laws regulating tho use Of
strcoss, and declaring the class Of travel which
shall 10 allowed upon the sa.nc, u wolf settled,
and Is based upon this principle: The trust Of
city in public streets Is publici urls and Is held
not for tho people Of the ctv alo1lu, but for tho
people OF the whole btute, \, M$ agsst " ths
Stals, sud, consequently, the sbaulute cotltrol
and direction 0f tho trust Il In Tue Ueucra, AS
sem1ly - tho superior power.
Tie abutttDR oWneTs have an easement iu the
street lh common With the whole pcopie To pass
apd r9Vass. aud also to have tree ACCESS to their
premises, but the mere lnconvenenct Of such
ACCESS occaai0nc1 BY tbs lawful use of the street
pie ". kers, q W., lss; Kcllsnger Y. Fur
tY-sccollt Street Il. T. Co. % N. r, ax}; Fear
tug VI. irwin, Is N. r., 400: Darlington ".
Mayor, 81 N. r.. lbs Cartur vs. May, IL n. r.,
5J9; Mcdonald "a. EMglisl., k5 ILL.,, GE1; 6tmk
". City VI East Ut, l.uuls, u Ill, 317; David
krctgh ". City Of ChIrago, 10 Leya! .yfrs y.
liIl
There are large number Of cases tn this
Stats relating TO thu USE nf stsecks fur ratlrt,u
purpoaes which aru In point a. to The right 4n4
ths powcr VI tile lleErrul Assembly 10 pass
laws prutldlnE bow streets may Ia used. These
authorities and tho pFilciulcs nbovu enll1letutrl
utc c,,lclusiya us tu ths pnwrr Ut the Geutral
Assembly ~ convert Michigan ayel.uu Into q
bouleyard. FAoFEnrY.OWN8H,
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Har!staaa"" Lts,.r t. A's.sn .t,Hrau..
Severn! OF our leading doctors g!so Il se tl,eir
In hIs !lkht mind, It is al.o agreed thai tho
styIt OF living in New York atu the st,Ia of
doing business pEedlspusce q tnan to that morbid
coudltlu1 that lnluccs hun to take hls life. Tho
rush, thu drive, aud excitement nra a1luost COLI
ttnuols. Men whv aso good for anything have
their hAntlE full and tllcfr heads full. The brain
Il like . hut-box On ratlroal tfatn,- ncn
tlold up on tic train, and they don't 0u the
business in shs Stock Escnailss who hss not
work enough on hand for halt dozen men.
Al an illustration; Tho President of one Of our
leading banks has eccn under the DOCTORS caro-
fur over ycar. Ile comes down to tue b4nk
cycsy morning At 10 O'Clock. aud remains til S
n. IN. Beaide4 the Immense busiprsa Ut bis
own Institution, II II o'clock be goes down to
Will street, where he d silent pattucr III =
Nis private office i crowded with ths prominent
businessmen Vi New York. lie has at Least slx
Institutions IN whtch ho ID Axnager, Director,
or President. rhess Institutions represent
sss5y ya,s.y eta Of Il bssass ~. ho
financially, aud gave last rear e50, uO to help
the educational interests of h!s church out Of
tight place. Tho different societies that 10 rep
resants keep hlm without molnent's leisure
su,ued in business. heard ailu say last week
that hu never slept after o'clock III the motu.
luz. How such u'ap lives With such = pres-
sure up1n Glu1 u u2FtetOHA lit OF cours1
won't live out half hts days. He's specimen
oi New York businets lie. Our clty Is full Ut
premature old Ineu,-o!der at 81 than their
tathvre arc atW; pscmatulely gFny, pEematursly
oald, liluptng around with canes. with the!r
unusrplnnlnR knocked out; unable to Fetsh
their fuou unlrss Il Is covered with tau tuust
punxct spices, or washed down with deluge vi
said tie other day, tNins-tentns Ut our cltixcns
who 70 to the inaane-as, tuns 70 there for wu1st
OF sleep and want Of uu;rtt!nus luod.' Con-
siucrlnI ,hu style ot our LIVING aud Of our bual.
ness, its pot u ail I marvel tbat wo have ~
many suicidus!
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The Rnuw Question.

T6 3fa E3I{OF Ihf TF3bIdK
t.u,c.oo Inn N 0-WunIrir,, .or,,,r,,,,,, ho,s
.' ~ a.'o"s .'u''
tna1ee Of 1hels st!eees 1oe lhe uee OF ms PUBLIC,
aud have control over tlietu, and our Supreme
Court has recently decided that 10 owner OF
prnnrr.v nr oct,nnnt nj II, .omo ia nh,,oad n,
r..,, ~. .1a.w.,i!. 49,, ~ ..n. ~ IT, -.
Asep '"e s'es ens .tets " s"o" y! ee' ~
every ofheF statc IN the Union this power to
compel people 10 clcas lbs Sidewalks in front Of
thrfr nrrtnlhrx hAs bern d+sleh tn he n teptti,
."s'o eA.,etso W WV iu'so I@"e'' aa'a - Gu
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,s paid 70 the cost Of attendance to change cnn-
dies as consun1ptton proQrrsfes.
Rnts0N.
Three horse power At 20 cents, % cents: rro-
duciug eighteen ltghta oi fifteen candle
power each equals 2sU candle power which, ny
being distributed oytr The wboia area 1Igf,lch
BY tho IahltrhkoT candle. gives double bright
ness. or $40 camille power. The curiparkan,
therefore, Is: Jnhfsctkoff candles at an expense
OF 10 cents produces $50 candle power; Edfsons
tncnndcsvent l!ght. At sa1nG c1pcnsc, produces
5iocan''Ie puwrr. These iyurcs, however, do not
represent Tho full BOWER Of the incandcsuent
Hight, hut hre talicn At q low bdsts.
As to the ulttrnnlc results Of this work Ed
luon seems more confident tl,nn ever. Tho
urninnus predictions OF those electricians AMI
sccntists who rit1icutc the i.1en Of electricity
supplhnstng Eas seem to have onty tic effect Of
making him work TIL later hour at night aud
order further quantities of platlna and iridium.
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10 thf A4HttAF NJ iNf fF1VhHfs
JEFFERSON, WIS.,, Jan. 17.-Thc pnprrs are 30
tali OF frlRhtful atatcnients concerning tlle
adulteraton Of foo1 tlat one hnrdiy dares cat
R,lythlng unless 1t Is lii iust tho condition IL,
whlcl, 1t grew; and even then hc cannot be su:c
the posato-tugs. And now po,nrs tho +juny,,a.
Of Chemistry with the statement that tho stnl,c,l
Iron which Is In surh general Use for culinary
utensils, for carc-troughs, etc., Ia not atMays
t:,."ni Iron, but Is sumetimrs roatcd wft', lead.
auA consequently IL pt,,,o,pus.
Up1n this subject havu Interviewed m Intel
ligent t!usm,tl III about tho following manner:
" How Is this, Ehur'est They say sunu Vi tllu
!ioware y coatea with lend instead u lin. Is
"oh. yes. A good dca, Of 1t has q great iea!
Of leaI Il, It,"
Can you tell BY the looks whether 1t has lead
!" Yes: TINT whtrh las lead in It looks dark.
See here" And Ac showed rne sheet OF tin,
as We call It, which was almost Aa dirk na lend.
"This,h ea,i he, "wu lsc fur euyr-troMghs. 1t
y u,nEs alra9s @ thu !! ths other k'ud. Does nut
!" hut," said /, "docs It not poison the
wAtert"
"Oh no, guess not to do any hurt. 1t would
net ~ TO uss II for dlsllvs tp cook In and ss,e;
lie showed n,r sheet that WIS lght-toorsl
an1 bright. It waA yerT easy to distinguish the
two ktls; and thuuvht no one would over
M H. a9y .a s ttnned " :, .* wsts
th-Just enough To make It sureatl. Pure tin
VIII not spread. There must b. u little lead it,
80 it seems wo have been using Tor genera
ttona timed Hare with ''a little lead III IT," aud
have hecn dtssolying this lead With acid fruits
aud tho like anI swallowing It.. We have dis
carsled tho old brasa kettles which our Krund-
tnotfIers used for their ctdcs. appIe-sauee, and
n>.jo hat kn ts,A
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children who nre the victims Of foliv and s,sper-
stItfon. They nrc M more 10 blame i'ian many
a we'll educated young lady whv rushcs bIsn'tlT
intn ratrmony nvai,st tho a'lvcc and consent
time, appeals tn tic divorce court to relieve lcr
from bombs thas were hastily md voluntarily
Incurred, but that are nt last hateful and !ns,lr-
rnrtablc. These atur!non women do not l!c u'l'
much as The men, and lentcnt tuhllc senst-
mcnt would readily excuse The errors OF the
past In view Of their efforts to lead correct lives
In the future, ANr!-FoLr0AMr.
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: N1rr1Fa kIIaDooR.
S1yop4 isan "srtut " OF thu - North Conway"
schuul, lrau,,nclcti by 10 conventions. jones
happened up to bis studio tue Other day, aud
looking over hLs shoulder lta "Sunbta1n On tho
WhEte Mountains" cried: "Your sky Is
amazlng. like It." 6trol!ing over TO Dabblc,
sn artist ncxt door, Joucs bsckb!tea thua: "iou
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should sec Myops' sky; It's just Ike putty"
Jones and says: What do you mean by nd
tntrtnE my sky, and going Ut and telling Dabblo
i tooks like putty" "Why. like putty" WAS
tho calm fcpiy.
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EDISON

TntNnN
DAoo'
stht Hafa at Work In MS i.abofnsory-ha
Latest Developments Conccrnlng the Elsc.
trio Light.
Mo rors H<rs'd. Jan. II:
p,,1rooj In u. it1ht,,trr i,rr,cv a. ,hn N.st
:. 10 60, 49,
"nlrla oy inc nt''e station o. MEMO '"'k tne
obscrvans traveller Is sstnn'shca by n'omchta.
nv s;1ht df a large brick building brilliantly
Illuminated at every WINDOW aud str,knEiy III
:. 1r "'.n A"e s"".o". ~"
1t. lie hasttly peers through The wlnaow to
catch better view. wondering why It is that II,
n lonely country village, at The dead Of night.
thcrc II .uch t,t.nfcv. Int whtlo vct lc won.
,1nr. ou ,nr,,c,,,ua III, f,t,rrcnr. an, ,h,
"eis an un"e'e'''hs n'!t nses'e"1s % A'u s"'
country Is shro'lded N 'saskness. lt' however
he rctaius Ills place At the window he Is
SOON rewarded by a SECOND view OF tho stfanso
lut1,ttno. aul ria ...on,.lroc,,t 1,cnmcs r,orc
u".k' *''% ~ "'s a.a" "u.ae"' t"", ,,' "n, - .so
harRea as he holses 'toa, o.e c''i ~ '"e
structure soft and beautiful! lil.ht emitting liz
rays far out over tho plains, ntld giyn. tho
,y uysto,,,. % fs Ina a. srarsciV time. however. to
a'es1"o' lae nus esa'eot! s'"'s' "n"es .,' ~
conjecture inc cause when once more tue s'raore
building and tho stranger light are shut OF
S a.p. t.c tce rtp,ne.or H % wfa. Il al means a VIII o
NV ~" ,s,,,,s.,. ,,,,,.,o
toa shat the os!'EanllS''''l'''"htcu po''aI'e Is
tue laboratory 81 Ediso1l,. the Rrcat tnTcnthr,
anl TINT The solt, beautiful, anu iar.FcavhtnE
light which. In the 1,lolncniary view afforded Of
II. made the country 80 l'icturesalc. Is an cleo
tric light on which tho great Inventor wns *.
pcrlMentlng. X t'c traveller asks HOW u
happens that nt 10 late m hour work bs bclng
carried IN In the placc ny VIII he met with tho
explanation that midnight 10 not late Tor Eli-
soii, nnsl that tie anne ltght can oc seem ahtl
perhaps wisn q greater pftl.cy Tour T'Is m iater
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still Hard At work In Ills T.ahorntory-rIts
Latest Developments Concerning the Elsc-
frtc Ts1f,t
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TOTAL. ......,........,...........G0 .G0c
THIS expenditure produces light OF 100 eau
die l,ower. 1t Ia, however, diminished 0nc-hIlf
Wheu opal Klubes src put oyer tho light, = thing
mule necessary by tho intensity vi the Hight un.
covered. This reduces the light, then, to $50
xandIs powss. ll tlis eaIcul4ton no attention
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-07
THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES
MAKES THE FOLLOWING ANN0NCE
/, MENT TO THE PUBLIC.

The dissatisfaction which prevails
throughout the community with regard to
onerous conditions contained in life assur-
ance contracts and the judicial decisions
based thereon, together with the public IN
dorsement of the liberal usags of this So
ciety, as shown by its largely increased
business, has led the management seriously
to consider whether the contract could not
be simplifod and certain conditions erased
therefrom which have been the subject of
much criticism and misconception.
After careful examination Of the ex-
perience Of some Of the best companies in
Great Britain, who have shown greater
liberality than has been customary in this
country, this society feels justified in adopt
ING form Of contract in which the follow
ing important concessions are made to pol
icy holders throughout the United States
/, Policies will be made incontestable
after three years from their date
2, Each ordinary policy will provide for
a defnate surrender-valuo in paid-up .assur.
ance, in case the policy is forfeited after
three years from its date
3. Each Tontine policy will contain a
definite surrendervalue in cash, IN case of
withdrawal ut the end of the tontinc
period
4. The contract will be concisely and
clearly expressed, containing only such
provisions as are necessary to protect the
policy-holder
5. The above concessions will hereafter
inure to the benefit of all policies already
issued and in force, after three years from
their dates respectively.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-07

The fashionable boot and shoe maker,
takes pleasure in announcing to his old pa
irons aud to the public generally, that he
can still be found at his shop in the Athe-
neum building, where he is prepared to
make to ORDER boots or shoes Of the latest
style from the best material and OF the
finest workmanship. As he uses nothing
but A No. stock, all of his work will DC
warranted as represented, or no sale.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-07
SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

GEO. O'HARA has just received new
invoice Of Forbes Pads. No. is sure
cure for feyers, jaundice, chills etc. No. Q
cures kidney diseases Of all kinds. Price
only one dollar,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-07
STOVES! STOVES!

Beautiful Base Burners, the Argand and
Garland; for beauty and excellence they are
unsurpassod. Also the famous Charter
Oak cook stove, and all kinds OF coal or
wood heating and cook stoves, the largest
stock ever brought to this market OF
G. W. HEYpERsoNs'
Commercial avenue, corner Twelfth d.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-07
OFFICERS:
WILLIAM STRATTON, President.
BOARD OF MANAGERS:

ID. GORDoNSPhysican. ....."....."C Cairo, Ills
| Mrs p A. TAYLOR, Superintendent of
| Schools, Alexander County...........
| j. A. GOLDSTlNE of Goldsnc ~ Ro-
senwatcr Wholesale and Retail Dealers
IN Staple and Fancy Dry Goods .... "
| n. b. TllISTLEW GOD, of llinkle IL
| 1histowood Commission Merchants,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors. +" "
| S. ID. AYERS, of Ayers " Co., Commits.
THOMAS LEWIS, Insurance Manager
and Attorney at Observation-Disclosures. " "
WIN. STRATTON, OF Stratton II Bird,
Wholesale Gr0cers. Observation-Disclosures. "
| GEO. NJ, ALDEN, Commission Mer.
chant, rs Ohio Leyee. ..............."
| JAS, $. REARDEN, Agent Mississippi
Valley transportation Company. " A"
C1lAS. Il. STUART, Wholesale and Re
tai Dry Goods and Notions. &" -"
EDWARD A. BUDER, Manufacturing
Jewcler and Wholesale dealer In
Wnchmakcrs Tools and Materials....
CHARLES LANCASTER, Lancaster IL
| Rice, Lumber dealers. ................ -
| G q. PATlER, G. .. Patier Il Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Merchants. ed"
REy, d. Y GEORGE, Pastor Prcsbytc.
r,an W ShnTT9 insurance
q. W. NIcKEA1G, Postmaster. ....!....
81 WHEELER, Attorney and Coun.
Nus s'O LOUISA q ifs Observation-Disclosures.
OSCAR HAWTHORN, Wholesale and
| Retail Boots Shoes and Dry Goods.... q"
Al. BIRD, Merchant and Steamboat
WILLIAM K.iiiUiGiiEi, General Mcrch disc
| p. g. sCHUH, Wholesale and Retail
| J. 7. RENNIE, Foundry and Machnst. .
ALBERT LEWIS..... ......., " M
MRs. l.. A. HOWARD, Boarding House,
W. U. PITCHER, Insurance Agent.
| A. HALEY, Dealer In Stoves Tin and N
=, nuIuWme:. 500. ....''... a. NV
| wv. GREEN, Green, Wood ~ Bennett :"
H. TpoTTER, Editor and Publisher ,,
Mrs y A. %YEs y sIHaI Ridge
Al. FRENCH, Farmer. .... Bird Point Mo
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-07
RALTIMORE OYsTERS

Just received and kept constantly on hand,
Faust's celebrated Diamond Braid, at So
Ohio Leveo, next to Planters House.
Oysters served at all hours, day or night.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-07
PIANOS, ORGANS.

and other Musical Instruments and merchandise.
lie will always have In the ftorc capable and re.
10 the musical public. Those contemplating puf
chasing pianos or organs, would do well TO wal,
and inspect his stock KID. A. BuDER,
Eighth street aud Washington Ave.
Established IN 1861.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-07

aver occasion may offer. Quite a number
stayed in 81. Louis TO visit the fair, and will
return at pleasure, under the half fare ar
rangement, announced several days ago.
The train was out about twenty two hours.
"A negro girl working in one of the
down town industrial establishments, was
suspected, by her employer, Of levying
small contributions upon the money drawer.
The employer set watch, and soon had
full confirmation Of his suspicious. He
thercupon openly accused the girl Of her
populations, and, after short parley, she
confessed her guilt She had taken
change from the drawer every day for
several weeks, and had deposited it with a
neighbor The neighbor being accosted,
in presence of the girl, confessed that she
had been acting as custodian Of the funds
and handed over nine dollarspthe amount
as she alleged, that had been entrusted to
her keeping. The matter WILL not be
carried into the courts.
| The use of sings should be inter
dicted. In the hands of ten or twelve
year old boy they are mischievous not
to say dangerous weapon. BY the use of
them bullet or pebble may be thrown the
whole length Of block with great force
and considerable precision Yesterday after
noon q reckless, mischievous lad sent two
or three pebbles crashing through the win
dow of Twentieth street dwelling house,
cutting the glass as clean as bullet could
have done. Indeed, the woman of the
house, enraged and alarmed, declared that
the window had been pierced by pistol
balls fired from neighbonng coopers
shop. We mention this occurrence to
ow what dangerous weapon the slings
are, and to impress upon the police the
necessity for interdicting their use, on the
street or ELSEWHERE,
AT the recent meeting Of the Tax-pay-
ers' association the president was author
lied and instructed, by resolution Of the
association, to appoint committee of ten
\ members to take into consideration the
sanitary condition Of the city, and to ma
ture, and suggest TO the association, such
measures as may be thought best calcula-
ted to promote and preserve the public
health. It was further determined by the
association that to the same committee
should be referred the subject Of supplying
the city with an abundance of pure water.
In pursuance Of the resolution the presi'
dent, on yesterday. designated the follow
ing named members as the committee: r.
W. Miller, F. Bross, +. Vincent, J. y.
Turner. NJ. B. Harrell, Wood Rittenhouse,
| 3. f. Blake. II. T. Gerould, c. Lancaster
and Peter Nef. The several gentlemen
named will please take notice Of their APP
continent; and of the further fact that
they arccxpocted to render the desired SCI.
vice.
While delying among lis old papers
the other day, Mr.. John Antrim found q
ashNf sheet Of richly embossed cream,
colored paper, on which was printed in
rather antique style, the following:
GRAND JUBILEE
AT CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
There will be grand ball given on Mon
day evening July 10Th, 1856, at Eastman
Hall, in honor of the re,opcning of the l.
Your COMPANY Is respectfully solicited
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-07
NOTICE.

We have the sole right to manufacture,
sell or put up letter or note heads under
Holders patent. ANY infringement on our
right will be prosecuted,
The CAIRO BULLETIN.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-07
REMOVAL.
REMOVAL!
Commercial Avenue,
NEXT DooRTo scnUn's NEW DRUG STORE

lie will open with the finest stock Of Jeyc,,v
Slverware, etc, In the state and having more room
than IN his present quarters. he Will Keep on hnna
.aarge stock OF the different grades OF "'A'