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Connecticut western news., 1879-04-02
FOR 4 THAT AND 4 THAT

Is there, for honest poverty, That hangs his head, and a that? The coward-slaye, we pass him by, We dare be poor for a that For a that, and a that,
 Our tolls obscure, and a that; The rank is but the guinea stamp; The mans the gold for a that! What tho on namely fare we dine, Wear hodden-gray, and aAthat: Gie fools their silks, and knaves their wine mans man, for a that. For a that, and a that,
 Their tinsel show, and a that; The honest man, tho e'er 50 poor, Is King O men for a that. You see yon birkie, cad lord, Wha struts, and stares, and a that; Tho hundreds worship at his word, He's but coof for a that: For a that, and a that
 His riband, star, and a that, The man, of independent mind, He looks and laughs at a that. A prince can make a belted knight Amarquis, duke, and a that; But an honest mans above his might, , Guid faith, he mauna ia that For a that, and a that.
 Their dignities, and a that, The pith O sense, and pride O worth, Are higher ranks than a, that. Then let us pray that come it may, As come it will for a that; That sense and worth, OCT a the earth, May bear the gree, and a that. For a that, and a that,
 It's coming yet, for a that; That man to man, the warld OCT. Shall brothers be for a that
 BURNS.
Connecticut western news., 1879-04-02

A P1G's TA11.-The length of pigs tail led to murder in Madison County, North Carolina, last Thursday. Two farmers, named Norton and Gather, disputed concerning the length of the tail of pig which they were examining. Norton gave Gather the lie, whereupon Gather told Norton to get ready for g deadly fight. Both men drew their re. volvers almost simultaneously. Gaithel was fatally wounded and Norton lost g thumb. The point as to which of the two men was right in regard to the length of the pigs tail remains up' decided.
Connecticut western news., 1879-04-02

DELEGATE ORNAMENTS. Atlas " of the London World says :-"I was wrong the other day when I stated that the use of what may be called live iewelry originated with an American lady. That was only true of its present shape, and in connection with live bee ties. The idea itself, undoubtedly an original one, belongs to Mime. Mustard, who startled Paris, some ten years ago, by appearing at 8 representation de gala with live snake around her shape ly arm. The snake was bound with a thin chain to splendid diamond brace- let, and at once became subject of in- tense excitement to the audience. Sev- eral weak limitations in the shape of live lizards, etc., made their appearance in the following days but the fashion did not take, and it soon died out,
Connecticut western news., 1879-04-02

3d of March, and the flood which filled the basement story of the famous am- phitheatre of Flavius was gradually drawn of. In cleansing the sewer there were found quantity of ancient lamps with gladlatorial ornamentation, human skulls and bones of animals. Much of the old Roman road in the Foro Romano is now exposed to view, and the ruins of the shops of the gold and silversmiths are visible.
 The authorities of Rhode Island seem determined to put down kidnap- ping with strong hand. The three constables and one self-appointed de- tective who fcrcibly conveyed peddle1 | from Rhode Island into Massachusetts. to answer petty accusation, have been arrested and held to bail, and civil suits for heavy damages have been instituted against them. It is not likely that the people of the State will be aroused by another attempt at kidnapping very soon.
 Exhibition walking matches are be- coming monotonous. They are now merely continued for gate money and profits of the bar. The walkers receive but small proportion of the proceeds. The real benefit so far accomplished has been in establishing the fact that men and women can undergo vast amount of walking without entirely breaking down, and that moderate degree of journeying on foot will impart bealth and vigor to the body.
 The American Rapid Telegraph Company, which has lately been organ ized in New York City, makes the sur prising announcement, "We confident ly expect, within three years, to tele- graph ordinary business letters, to and from all points in the country, for ten cents.' The company is organized un- der the general laws of the State of New York, and will avail itself of the United States law which permits the erection of teleg raph lines along post roads. Its capital stock is $3,OOO,OOO, and the officers say it will not be watered ol otherwise inflated. The capital comes mostly from New England.
 Col Ford made remarkable speech in the Texas Legislature, the other day, against the Indians. It consisted of a vivid narrative of his adventures on an exploring expedition thirty years ago. He told of seeing white woman, oi course beautiful in Comanche camp. "Her whole figure," the Colonel went on, "was personifcation of despair. Anguish was depicted in every inea. ment of her face-the eye seemed an h. dex of heart bereft of hope and aban- doned to sorrow and sense of utter desolation. To her the past was lost, the present an abiect misery, the future dark page to be filled with letters of grief and incidents of pain, privation, and torturing bangs of recollection. Those eyes had looked upon a home rich in endearments, that heart had throbbed with love, and those lips had expressed the joyous feeling, but alas alas p &c. The following was the Colo nel's climax II have done some toler |. ably rough Indian fighting, but never led headlong charge without having the figure of that woman before my minds eye just as she appeared or Brady's Creek, and my conscience does not accuse me of failure to avenge hel sad fate.
Connecticut western news., 1879-04-02

SERVANT AND MASTER. doctor or lawyer gets for an hours work what teacher receives for that of @ week is the complaint of Tue Canada School Journal, and yet the teacher has had to spend nearly as much time in preparing for his profession as the lawyer or the doctor for theirs, and the capacities necessary in them are as necessary to him. The cause of the difference in remuneration is this, says Tue Journal: "The teacher is the servant of the public, the doctor and the lawyer are its masters 5
Connecticut western news., 1879-04-02

THE AMERICAN WHO IN FIVE YEARS HAS LARS.
, 1879-08-07
! TEMPERANCE.

rpkcIHt Nxpa!cA 10 The T1fbHnE = =.
LAponrB, 1,t1., Aug. G.-This magnificent
Augus. ,nurutne opened closiousy upon. the
Temperance jubilee, now in full progress upon
tho north bank OF Clear Lake, a beautiful sheat
Of water three-nuarters Of mile wltle aid q
milo long; and here, amd syivan Eroycs, with
every convenience at band. every sim OF enjoy4
mcnt is seen to-lay. The carly trains brought
the pledged bards Of Templara from Plymouth,
from EIkhnrt, from South Bend, mud from
Mtahawakn. About tue hour OF 10 a. N. thrill
Ing strains OF muaIc by the Plymouth Brnss
land floated over tho luke aB tho steamer q.
II. Rockwell bore them to tho spot Of beauty
w!icre tho usutltudos awaited tho morning cx-
cruises at tho Tabernacle whose spacious ACCOM-
snndations Afford o,50o persons good Iistening
facilities.
ALL o'clock Matilda Fletcher, Of Iowa, IN
we'll known to fame In thu literary world, In her
iuinlftable way entertained US for MI luur by
MI exercise we'll adapted 10 tllo youthful tnintl,
tho ceptrnl thought OF which WIS the 1|i|,n Its
tllrco characteristics, Offices, md Influence, In
which shc was assisted by Chart twelve feet
square, Witch hung In fnll ytew Of her audience
on which was portrayed a larce "UtaH," over
which ut the top appeared IN Eyc. AMI from
central Sun Of :. .Lope" the heart was bathel In
"ss - ~, n...s.,. ..,s's,n ~.
ee"tlal "tt.'outes =. noss' u'tsto ap',ea & uh
ths right; sympathy on t'lo 'c't; Mercy anu flty
below; n,ns Charity, TINT rcmaluetl below all.
These werc surrounded by the greater stars Of
r,,rtv Hfl.ltv tnt,,,strv und fJon. ouI t,,otr
' a.":,..,as ~, "" =. ops' ",,. "''' tus'
" iFiN" supplementtng tho wfo1e, alt forming
striking nn.l eloquent presentation of tic beauty
ri .xrntnetrtcnl moral c1,nrnrter. ycry rfYectiva
~ H., !" ",ds ~ NJ. E,,,rhcr ...,s,o, ~ .,,o
~ '"' ''.'''ua .,' =, M" ,. ass's' 10 o''o
was ny '"e h's'o oanners' "ass, anu oauSea
We fccl ttlat Matilda Fletcher is doing d grand
worr e., ,nr,nt, tho rnupi.,tnr, for ro,m t,,t..n
, 1879-08-07
KING CErYWAYO,

Ti!e TNla hE0nhroh'* ParlnnA1 Friend In Lon-
tnn--Jnhn Mullins. Jr.--Tha St0ry OF lIla
DrailuEs with the Xnlus mud Il,* hrrcat.
t"rTrshonatnct Ntto lark Htraid.
LONDON, July af.-Each day now trNgs freah
ev!donce to tho Enelshman that lalncneable
mistakes have occurred aud great injustice been
done III undertaking ttlia war Oh ille Zulus.
Thu latest VIZ have on tho subject Is from MI OK.
traordnary parsonage, who arrived here this
week per atuamcr from Natal. liz brings crs-
lentias from certa!u respectable mcn tu that
colony, but has recently been introduced to tl,s
world BY lawautt which was inst!tutet against
him III Natal. the injustice Of which and
tho parillY of tlu war having brought hin
homu. John Mu!Ius. Jr., il Ills ua,ne. Ilo Is n
nat!Ye Of Natal, and has Tor years followed tho
pcAcelut anu romunttc occupation OF trader Il,
XuluaMd. On lila tlrst trip 10 Cotywsyp's land
the King took faucy TO Him, made him his
fayusIte trader und confidential friend, and It Ia
to this friendship that Mr.. Mullins traces tho
persecution which lle has Sustained at tue lan.la
OF the uoysraEnsut at Natal. TIC King mauo
him grant Of building site near tic nalncc,
on which hc erected store, which II thu oEly
oau at Ulundit to this day. Hero he established
litaself and bastered beads, cloths, wiue, an.l
"Ka!ir truck " to the xulus for their cattle and
hides. ,Atr. Mullins had the tnopopofy OF sup-
plying tho King with the strange tner5 with
which tue ladies' Of hia haEenl decorated them.
grIves.
The business and private relations OF the
young trader aud thu ktNS increased daily, md
IL becams we'll known TINT "Jotnny Mullins"
was tnoro intmatr With Cetywayo than uuy
whlts man ever was, iiu bad entirely usutped
Wnat Allght coulllvuce ttc King tsal eud i9 John
XuIus WIN knew him. Itts tttna was not wholly
sflsut at tho Kings krsal, Tor hc made frequent
trina lpto Natal to Durbant where be purchased
nuotls, atll to Mount Pleasant. Ae4r the
lived. During such absent p*rluls froM tha
stnro his knlr servant earrtel On tho business
lust as faithfully ~ IL his Aaster was at hand.
Thu pi.ts. hallv undte Hltal fAyJr. 'WAA
, 1879-08-07
CLEAR LAKE, IA.

ClEAR LAKE, Ia, Aug. little Third annual
festival OF the Musical Association Of tho North
west opened laat night In the apacious pavilion
of the Association grounda. Attor grand over
tire by the Clear Lake Cornp. N4nu, aud
prayer by tho 1sey. ]. y. Taylor, Capt.
Y. H. Miller, President OF the Assocla-
t!on. aciigeruA beautiful aud appsu-
prate address. iie thcs, Introduced Copductnr
Dnt1ertIeld amid great applause, who responded
In attfn. words a,.d with tlo!cs sougs. A GUAR.
tesle was a!so auug by thu keolu family, tot
luwcd by Instrumental music. Tbs ulunuge-
nleut regard tte opening W most ausplciuus
tho Httendsuce bolnE quite large, 4 Kr4lul
band tournament IL planlictl for pvxt Saturday,
followed by sttect concert In tho eytaing, Tie
1ycutug.
, 1879-08-07
Rad FOR EWING.
Hnsefai 1ltsis1fcA IA Tia Tribune,

WAsnlxaTos, D. c., Aug. G-1t tarns out
worsu A,ld worso for tho Democrats ~ tho In.
qntry Eoca on Into tho mattnr Of mailing Ropuh-
lican documents to Ohio under: the fraule OF
uen Ewing instead Of tho etatc-riGhts lltera.
turo that Mcssrs. Chalmers mid Banks, Of Mis-
s!sslppi, supposed they wore forwarding. Tic
only explanation yet reported is tl,at quito a
nunlbpr OF newly appointed Democratic folders
ennnnt reatt anil, lntlng a lot Of nsce|y-orlntcd
lf0hubltcan campaign documents, ltked them
butter thAn tile assortment Vi sprcches they had
hccn dealing with, many Of which werc printed
oi, very moor anl cheap papor. At any rate
lnrge editions Of Ronublicau spenctlcs llavc
passed through tho mails under tlls frank Of
Gen EHiuE, :,
, 1879-08-07
KESStNGEH.

EDecid3 Z41pdsC4 70 Tie 1F!57fNN
SrHINof1ELD ILL.,. Aug. G.-Alexauder Kcs.
singer. the East Ut. Louis strikor ana agitator,
MAS takrn to Ohio today, thu roqu'siton from
The Governor Of 0lllu having arrived. II charges
hlm with shooting negro named Adam Brown
with intent TO kill. The Diatr,ct-Attornoy filed
III Information aCainst HIN. whcreupon Judge
Trent discharged him, and he wus u'restclby tho
messenger. Ae tho charge is still pending against
him tn tho United 8tatas Court I,ere, 1t Is nut
likely tut he will agaln show himself IN Illinois.
eVen should be cseaje conviction In Ohio.
, 1879-08-07

Srectd1 D6pdtch to 1At 1rfAttNA.
NEw Yong, Aug. 0.-Ono hundred and thirty
cutters from shcfllold England, with their fam.
lies, arrived Here Tueslay, and loft to-day for
bridgeport, Conn.,. under engagement with iha
Frary Cutlery Company. uomcs have been
provided tor. them, and tho expenses Of, passage
arc paid hy the Company. The Increment Is Of
considerable Significance. It Is practically thu
trat,sfcr OF an old Sheffield factory, With III
capital ard labor, to this country. In October
about zoo mora English md German cutlc,s
wilt be brought over to Dsld0epost.' Dir. Fra'y
says that, owing to tho high tada
On kuiycs III this country, and the free
tradc IT, men, capitalists haYn, copco!Ycd It BET
ter 10 brsuE their faator1cs mud men herc ind
make knives With no tariff to pay tl,sn to keep
on competing with tho protsuted American
manufacturers. The ATTRACTION OF foreign cnp.
ital to the development Of American mRnufse-
tures is new asoecs Of thu tariff question. Inc
cutters wcre only too willing to leave Sheffield,
wluru hundreds of them can get no work. md
where they have to live IN wretchcd tcncmenls
They cxprtss 'tlle hope to save anu maku eon1e-
thing Of themselves here, which tllcy could not
DO nt hume. Each family will hnvo II box Of
house a,lu smaIl plot Of Rround.at $ IDA ycar
rent mud "ge1utnu Sheffield cutlery" will ba
manufactured hencctorth IN Connecticut.
, 1879-08-07
ROME.

THE CANAL. rHoJRcT nLE5sEp.
ROME, Aug. 8,-sIgnor GioJa, engineer. has
explained tho Panama Canal scheme to his lIo-
llncsa the Pope. who hcatowcd tho pontiflca'
blessing on tho projoct. Ills Holiness said hp
hoped tho cai,al would provo morally evon moro
than materially bonu between the Old aud
New Worlds.
, 1879-08-07

GRAHAM, Tex, Aug. 6.-l'ho shcri9 OF Pala
Pinto County mid posse had light w,tn tle
Jones gang nj l'orac.thIcycs. Larsiu Joucs was
Killed, John Joues wounded, anl Enocll aud
old Jones aud !lvo other thlovns wcre captured.
dack Morris was left to guard tho wounded
Jones, and asslstcd the hitler to escapc. Morris
was arrested. Twcnty.aYa MASKED mon over
powered tin four guards Ut tho laIn Ftutn jail
ulId obtained tie Keys under threats to burn tho
Jul, al.u shot Morris dua4l III his crll.
, 1879-08-07

Apse10I ptbdlfN 10 3H1 1F14hH&,
GAL7NA, ILL.,, Aug. G,-M1B. Elizabeth How.
ard, lady we'll known to many Chicago people,
rrl.rt Of thu lato Capt D. D. Howard, aud
mothcr OF Ltout. u. A. Howard. Uuissd States
army, And I. D, Howard, Muster United States
navy, was buried IN this elty to-day. iu tue nsw
cllY cemetery, ule Rev. l.. II. Downing Of ihc
uraco Episcopal Church, officiating At tho funss+
nj
, 1879-08-07
CROP-NOTES.

uuecial Dispatea 10 7He 7Ftkunx
BLACKBERRY BTATIoa. ILL.,, Aug. 0.-This
has beuil q yury uDfnsorabie werk .or stacking
grain. Much OF It lies In tho garcl, anu is rot.
ting, But fen were fortunate enough to GET
their Rraiu stacked last weok. Theirs Ia gool
crop Of cats. Tho ylold will be frota forty to
iifty bushels por aero; wheat, frotn tou 10 o.
tcou. Corn ia dong well. The early-plantcdis IL
1T to roast. II ,hero should be no frost till the
last Of September, lAto-plauted corn will ret
ripe.
potatoe., carly-planscd, are ,ripo. The Yield
is talr, u,ld thu quality excellent.
Hunters aro daily violating the Game lawj.
They uok ouly shoot prairis chickens ns,d auulis.
but thu small b!ris. DIrds are becoming scarre.
aEd as consequence tho crop.damaElug i'ssects
arc increasing ut 4 fsarlul rate. Tho law pro.
Athlts the killing 0f thu small h!rda At u,y Eea
son OF tlle year. Let tic laws ho enforced, nul
hunters taught to respect tAcm.
, 1879-08-07

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.
PARIS. Aug. t.--f'le La,llsath OF Tho Canton
Of Uri, Bwtzoslaml, has voted to rcsturc cnp[tal
punishment for murder, IND for arson when in
voYnE loss ot llfc. Ill: Inv requires to 10 rati-
fed by u plcblsette.
, 1879-08-07

1F1TH OF An ExPtORER.
LONDON, Aug. G.-Kelth johnson. the loader
OF tho expedition to explore tho lead OF Lako
Nyassa, died Of lyscntery on tho oSth OF June,
ut Bcroncro, tN miles inland from Daressalaam.
Thu expedition will be continued By Mr.. Thomp~
son, the scientific assistant OF Mr. Johnson.
, 1879-08-07
flMANClAl.

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Aug, 6.-The couity
cases Of William y. Hoyt, Charles @. Franek-
lYu. ct Al. vs. Amasa spsasue st A., 10 which
decrees Were cntcEed diminishing the aults will
'cussa. hayu been appealed to tho Supreme
Court OF tin Upttua Sta,as.
, 1879-08-07
THE IOWA EPIDEMIC.

CgDAR KArlDs, 1a., Aug. 6-The epidemic
whlet, broke out In the northern part OF this
county lwo woeks a.o still prevails at Walker.
Two uesths occurred thtru Yesterday, unu SIX
uEE sIaA.a ara renortcu today.
, 1879-08-07

satcsa' ptsoaseA to 7as 1rtsun&
ST.. JAMES, MIMI, Aug. o.-On the Sioux City
4 st. Paul, down through the Valley Of tho
MINNESOTA, wheat Ia cut generally. what there
IT, but tic lind along the line is better adapted
to grazing. Passing un through aoodhue Coun.
tv, found eevcb-clghths of tile wheat cut,
stacksug begun, und in few instuucut plowIug
commenced. Ihin Is thu boss country fo'
Withdrawing. By the tImc th!s reaches your
renders, all will be cut. Until we reached LaSo
Crystal we found the loud low. after that un-
,Esiaatsd ] 1 nuniuur @ ot IasasIs to Tic acTs,
twelve, mc2lly No. /.
, 1879-08-07

6vfcial pseHaFc.l 70 I7s D11VNA
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Aug. G.-Prof. George
Hastings, i weI.kuown musician, this ersnl'g
welded .stlts Tnpto Waters. yetT. much e.
tecmed aud elegant lady.
, 1879-08-07
PERSIA.

4 NOTEWORTHY FACT.
LONDON, Aug. g.-The British Consul ut
Rcsht, Persia, las removed to Astrabad, foot
Of tllo north slope Of tho EIbsooz range. Tho
fact Is interesting in view Of Russian operations,
sLAvE TilADK ABOLISHED.
Tho King at Moup|k, ruler Of tho southern
portion of Abysslnsa, has abolished tho slave
trade.
, 1879-08-07

6I7c1Hs U91p4aeH 10 ] NJ 3T19RH&
NASHVILLE, Ttnn., Aug, H-Thesa ara very
strong indications tint tho proposition to cotn-
pr,,nIIae lbs Tcuuesses debt Of 81 900 900 a. h
cents n,A per cent interest will 1e defeated
by Lhn paopls tomorrow,
, 1879-08-07
INDIANA.

a,ee4d' Dtsuasch 70 Tic 7f!bane.
TEaRH HAUTg, Ind, Aug. G-Tlln rain show
cru Of tito past two days came Just In timc, do
Ins great good to tho corn crops anu potatoes
Tho weather 10 for tbis year has beau a. puslett
aa II mnle to orler tor thu crups.
, 1879-08-07
ARRIVAL OF Cl]TlERS.

Ngw Yong, Aug. 6.-One hundred and th'Fty
Sheffield cutlsra unl their families haTe arrived
hero, ns,.l bo0 ucr1nan and English cutters aro
cxprctul later. The 8helllsld man aaY there ass
En..Xtl ulen ,lluru to DO ti.n work 203J eau do.
, 1879-08-07

DANvrLLE, Ill, Aug. o.-Ths miners Of tho
Moss Bank Mines, to tho number Of seventy,
struck for u cents per ton last night, the opet.
:: atora having Acratofore paid a5. Supt, CaEuo.
Ilau has rsfieeta't to exeeed to their dcmanas-apl
the tl1t,,es have temporarily elosrd. Tie mines
are owned md operated by tic paf1s Il Dan.
YilIu Railroad.
, 1879-08-07

NLOCKAbE RAISED.
VALPARAISO, AmE 1.-THE Gillian blockade
Of 14u!qni has bccn raised.
, 1879-08-07

READING, Pa, Aug, o.-Tho Rcudtng Hnrd-
wars Company's molders rejcct the proposition
Of incrcased pay AM, pfico.l1at, insisting upon
Is ter cert advance p.id tile price-list. Tuo
atrlko Continues.
, 1879-08-07
ap.AIE.

MADRID. Aug. tI-ll,c 1ufautn Marid del
Pillar will be inferred In tho Pantheon Of the
Ehcurfn1
, 1879-08-07

Madrid, Aug. 0.-scycn members Of the
Spanish Socialist organization have teen ar
rested at vuscs on Charge Of killing sheep and
sotttng are u standing crops.
, 1879-08-07
THE BLOOMINGTON AssAss1NA-
TION.


BaooM1S1ToH, ILL.,, Aug. 0.-rhn funeral of
Aarun Goodfcl!ow, who was murdered by thugs
Monday night, occurred today with an immense
ctncoursa Of Mnsons md other citizens. The
murlcFrrs nre described by the pqlfrc as follows:
"patsy Devlno, Of Alson, fire feet eight, light
complexion, gray eycs, wef9ht 14o. light MUS.
tacs,c, dark clothes mud hat, scar oyer loft eye
lnrcc revolver In belt, white shirt, boots: Harry
Williams. alias Kansas City Frank fire feet
eight dark haIr, cropped, dark cros, slim face.
hooked nose, high clcok-bonct, right arm int
toocd, round shoulders, quick talkeF, shors,
striped clothes, blue shirt; both aged n; both
carry larga rcvu!vefs. Reward, $780,"
, 1879-08-07
British, Diplomacy Gloritied, aud
Turlslsl, Weakness Apollo
Eizcu For.
A Further Reduction in Wages 0ontem-
plated in tho Cotton Districts.
Continued Discomfort In Turkish Military
and Civil Circles.
A Poor. Prospect for Grain In
Germany and Russia.
GREAT BRITAIN.

), IRELAND.
Dunt1N, Aug. M-rlle l1omo.Rufe fcua is
daily becoming mora irrcconc'able.
:, The Magistrates VI the County uf Westmeath
call uron tho Govarnnont to Inrrease tho con.
stsbulnrY forco an1 give tho Executive a1d..
tlonal puwers, III consequence of tiic increase Of
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
CHICAGO, July 25, 1000 A. Aeon
August, 35S@S8 September, a0ss@Se1E
Pork-August, 90 SO@$s san ; September
sS 37h@s 40. oats-August, 25ss Sept
ember, 25. Wheat-August, 93H; Sept
ember, 91ss.
CHICAGO, July 25, II A. M--Pork AIT
gust, IS so; September, IS 351S. Oats
July, 27@27h;August, a54; septem-
Der, %. Corn-August, S5%@S6; Sept
ember, SG%@Seh. Wheat--August, 9S2s
September, Ok.
CHICAGO, July 25, 1900 M.---Pork-Au-
gust, IS 45@S AK September, IS IS.
Wheat-August, 985s; September, 91s5
oats-August, 25h@25A September, rs.
Con-August, 80; September, 3Gl.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-26
CHURCHES.

A FRIcAN ". E.-Fourteenth street, between
n. m and 1:3O y. IN; Sunday School LOOP. m.
CHRIsTIAN-Elghte street: meeting Sab
" bath 1870 p. m; preaching occasionally.
HHURCH OF THE REDRRMER--tR Episcopal
" Fourteenth street; Morning prayers (Sabbath)
1870 q. m; evening prayers, 1aD p. IN; Sabbath
school 2 a. m.
L,IRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Il Preaching AZ 1890 a. N, p. m, and 30 p. N.
Sabbath school at 1880 IN. Rev. I. }. Shores
pastor
I UTHERAN-Thirteenth street; services Sab
- bath 100 a. m; Sunday school 2p. m. Rev
knappe, pastor
NIETHODIST--Co Eighth and Walnut streets
wi Preaching Sabbath f0:3O a. m. and .. m
prayer meeting. Wednesday 1:30 p. m; Sunday
School, Va N. Rev. Whitaker, pastor.
DRESBYTERlAN- Righth street preaching on
i Sabbath al II 90 q. N. and 7;30p. m; prayer
meeting Wednesday at $50 p. m; Sunday School
ht5p. m. Rev. B. Y George, pastor
SECoND FREE.wILL BAPTIST - Fiheerth
- street, between Walnut and Cedar streets; ser
uces sabbath al and 13O p. IN.
CT J0sBPH'S-(Romsn Catholiej Corner Cross
~ and Walnut streets; services sabbath 1880 a.
IN. ; Sunday School al p m; Vespers p. m. ser
vices every dsy at up. m.
CT PATRICK'S-Roman Catholic) Corner Ninth
- street and Washington avenue; services Sab
bath ard 10 s. m; Vespers p m; Sunday school
2p. m. services every day Of p. m. Rev r. Zsoe.-
priest.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-26
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Ofhcers.

Msyor-N. B, ThistIewood.
Treasurer Edward Dezonia
Clcrk-Dennis. J, Foley.
Counselor-Wm. B. Gilbert.
Marshall. Q. LaIiue
Attorney-William Hendricks.
BOARD or ALDERMEN.
First Ward-Wm. O'Callahan. N. J. Howley.
ward.
Third Ward-W. p. Wright Egbert Smith
Fourth Ward-Charles o. Patier, James Kynaston
FIFTH Ward-T. W, Halliday, Ernest b. Petit
County Officers.
Circuit judged. A. Harker
Circuit Clerk--J. A. Reeves.
County Judge-R. y. Yocum.
County Clerks. j. Humm
County Attornsy-W. G. Mulkey.
County Treasurer--A. j. Alden
sherif-John Hodges
Soroner--R. Fitzgerald.
:, County Commissioners-T w Halliday, NJ. V
Brown, Samuel Briley.