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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-07

We are young, handsome and innocent
the world with all its splendor lies before
us, but we want to die We want to lie
Just six feet beneath the velvet sward with
our toes turned to the daisies; and then,
while our virtuous angle soul shall traverse
the realms OF the blue beyond and our angle
feet tread the pleasant paths of peace, we
shall bc'undisturbed by naughty heads to
naughty items, by arrivals announced in
the st. Louis Republican or by the ever
green vegetation who edits the Sun. We
want to die, we say, and escape all these an
noyances or be dropped out OF the lap of
the present back into the middle Of the
dark ages and be forgotten il not forgiven.
There was meeting Of the Fire De-
partment held in the council chamber We'd
nesday night, The Department consists OF
the members of the city council, the pres
idcnts of the different fire companies, the
fire warden, the mayor and the city mar
shall. Mr.. T.. J. Kerth was made president
of the meeting and Alderman f. A. Smith,
secretary. A motion was made and car
ried, that committee OF three be appointed
by the chair to draft rules and regulations
to govern the fire department, Mr.. Ed.
Jacobs was made chairman and Messrs,
Herman Meyer and viii Perez members
of the committee. On motion Of Alderman
| Wright the committee was increased
to five members by adding the names
of Mayor Thisllcwood and Mr., Kerh,
II was decided, on motion Of Mayor This
tcwood, that each of the five companies
be required to make quarterly report Of
the condition of their engines, hose, mum
Der OF men, etc. the first of these quarterly
reports to be made in January next. On
motion OF Mr.. Jacobs the meeting adj
iourncd, to meet ON next Thursday night,
November -, to receive the report Of their
special committee. 1t Is the intention OF
the department to adopt u code Of signals,
and hold each company strictly 10 them, in
order that the fire may be Immediately
located, and the size of the blaze made
known to companies ont of that district
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-07

IOU MusT CURE THAT CouGH.--With
Shilohs Consumption Cure you can cure
yourself. 1t has established the tact that
Consumption can be cured while for Cough,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Asthma, and
all diseases OF Throat and Lungs, il is ab.o-
lutcly without an equal. Two doses will rc
lieyc your child Of Group, tits pleasant To-
take and perfectly harmless to the youngest
child, and no mother can ciford to be with
out it. You can use two thirds of bottle
and if what we say is not true We will re
fund the price paid Price 10 cts, scots.
and 800 per bottle. If your Lungs are
sore or chest or back lame use Shiloh's Por
Gus Plaster Sold by BARCLAY Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-07

When bran new pianos can be bought
for $40 We ought to become a musical and
usicloying people. THIS is what the
Mendelssohn Piano Co., 2 East 18th Street,
New York, are dolng-selling pianos from
their factory at these prices. The great
reputation Of these pianos Shaving been
unanimously recommended for the highest
honor, at the great Centennial Exhibition
and the high character Of the company for
honorable and straightforward dealing
should insure for them liberal patronage
Their illustrated and descriptive catalogue
oftoty odd pages, giving highest tcstimo,
piaIs Of leading musicians, will be mailed
free to ALL and inquire, 10y letter cheerfully
answered.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-07

The ELECTRIC IICHT.-If Prof Edison
Electric light is going to supcrccdc the Use
of gas, we are glad Of it, Gas is the banc
Of our national existence. When hoarsc
with too much speaking, take Halls Balsam.
1t is especially adapted to congressman,
ministers and the rest Of mankind.
Sold by Barclay Bros.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-07
CITY COUNCIL.

We copy from the official record of the
CITY Councils meeting of last Tuesday,
the following
RESOLUTIONS.
Alderman Petit offered the following
resolution
Resolved, That the present police force
be increased one in number, and that the
Mayor be requested to designate one mem
Der of the force to act in the Fifth ward
Adopted by the following vote
Ayes Halliday, Kynaston, Potier, Petit,
Smith and Wright,
Nays-IIowlcy.
Alderman Wright moved that the SER
vices of the Health Officer be discontinued
after November J0lh next Motion
adopted.
Alderman lIowlcy offered the following
resolution:
Resolved, That the Mayor in conjunction
with the committee on claims be and Is
hereby authorized and instructed to have
all pubic cistcrns requiring it thoroughly
repaired and filled without delay,
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes Halliday, lIowlcy Kynaston
Paticr, Petit, Smith and Wright :.
NAYS none.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-07

OLD TIME PRICES at the barber shop of
J, George Steinhousc, on Eighth street, near
Alexander County Bank, Good BARRIERS,
easy chairs, sharp ra2ors, clean towels, etc.
Shave 10 cents, hair cut e5 cents, shampoo
% cents, and other work prcportionolly low
Remember the place,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-07

Go 70 STRATToN 4 BIRDS If you want
to buy the following goods at low prices:
Atmore & Co.'S Mincc meat
Sndcr * CO.'S Apple, Peach and Ounce
butter,
Young America cheese, for family use
New York and Ohio Factory cheese, full
cream.
Canada Dat meal
New.York Buckwheat -four
Kraut in barrels. half barrels and quarter
barrels
Old Government Java, Mocha, Santos,
Mexican and Rio Coffee
Two hundred barrels choice Michigan
apples; a general assortment Of canned
gosds; very fine Tens, Dried fruits, Fancy
Groceries Of al kinds, etc, etc,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-07

HAVE you Dyspepsia, are you Constpa.
ted, have you Yellow skin, Loss of Ape.
tite, Head Ache, if so don't fail TO use Shi.
loh'S System Nitalizcr. 1t guaranteed to
relieve you, and will YOU continue to suffer
when you can he cured on such terms as
these. Price 10 cents and IS cents. Sold by
Barclay Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-07
l pound Old Barry Letter Heads. .

II paund Old Barry Letter HcadS.-
So Note Heads.
: 4" Linen Letter Heads.
21@ Linen Note Heads.
The BEST quality of paper at prices Of
cheapest grade.
81 pound statements-all colors.
10 pound Bills Ladng,
ID and 16 pound Bill Heads-all sizes.
Extra super white Envelopes at st. Louis
wholesale prices. Printing $l,O0 extra.
Ruling and Binding, all kinds at Tux
BULLETIN office.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-07
4 WV NNUEMh

\ fine silver tea set will be drawn for at
Iichcma'S billiard parlors on Christmas
eve. Every person paying for game Of
billiards will receive Il ticket emitting him
to a chance in the drawing. Tickets can
not be obtained IN any other way.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-07
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY.
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
LOCAL REPORT.

SIGSAi OTrlHE,
CAIRO, H., NoNember6 1879,
Time. Bar Their, Hum Wind Vel Weather,
.-.-~--, - h-- - - - -
6.i6 I'm 3O23 10 - $ Calm Cloudy
llIl " 3O.23 81 6G ), 3 cloudy
30.23 pm 30.g. rs - :. cloudy
BAG 3015 - 10 SW. Cloudy
Maximum Temperature. 5N>; Minimum TEN
peraturc d1@ Rainfall, o, 90 inch
w. H. RAY,
Serg't Signal Corps T. y a,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-07

w NTEnAcllye parit, 10 acr a. G,u.
W AN I'll Icrsl Agents for Nc ale oloar
specialize Busiler -
respectable Goods ,Hll rapidly We psya .a'a-,
or a liberal commission on sale. From 500 -
sEna month can hc made by live men Rsrrtaaarc
for making money Adire,,-TRIt MPH NAM
FAtVt RING CO. liG Monroe s., Chicago
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.

Alderman Wright not being present when
petitions were called, asked and obtained
unanimous consent to introduce petition
containing 34l signatures asking council
not to repeal Sunday liquor law,
On motion of Alderman IIowlcy said pc.
tition was referred to ordinance committee.
Liquor bonds of II. BRIGHAM and \. G..
Spring, were read and on motion of Alder
man Petit, approved.
Hotel runners bond Of Louis Rice was
presented and read, and ON motion Of Al
dcrman Halliday referred to committee on
Police, Jail and Fire Department
The Mayor appointed the following
persons special police coustablc,, said
persons to act without compensation from
city, and to do duty at the following places.
who were confirmed by an unanimou, vote
of the aldermen present
John Cain at the Cairo 4 Nincennc,
depot
Josph Budsor at Cairo X ST. l.oui, de.
pot.
George Lohr at /. c. K. Il. depot.
Mayor nominated Patrick Lally a, rceu-
lar police constable, under resolution Of Al.
dcrman Pctut, Confirmed.
Under authority Of ordinance the mayor
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-07

4 SERIES of so. , Gothic cap- aud ..W.- eI-s.
partly worn, buisUiiabc for poster or programme
worn, consisting BREWER Ion. primer. plea -r.st
primer paragon aud double engli-h letter., SID
'gur.- iHl and complete. without space. ar1
quad.
, 1879-04-21


ERIE, Ncost1o, Co, april ao.-Many arc
planting corn. Been quite vet for two weeks,
which has delayed planting. Dry weather Of
March Injured tic Winter wheat. No old wheat
on hand. Grass has started. Stock eau HOW
live on tl.c prairie.
GRANADA, Semuha Co.. April a0.-Ha,f the
corn ground pfowcd, but none planted. Not Us
much spring wheat MD oats sown a. Inst year.
Winter wheat was injured by the cold dry
weather, but the late rains hayo helped It.
sEpowicK. selEwtek Co.. April .0.-Wc dc
not look for moro than ilaIf crop OF wlntc,
wheat. Corn about hulf p1antcd. Tic prospect
for smnll grain Is poor, but the season hns opened
fufr fur corn.
1Iunos, Atchtson Co., April a0.-The winter
wheat suffered from the severe weather ui
Morcl. but Is good nor. Tile ncrcaEc Of lax ha:
been Increased 400 DIR cent. Flowing nrarly all
,lonc. Some corn planted. Very small stock oi
auy Erau on hand.
, 1879-04-21
SEED-'rIME.


tLL1NOl@.
svtcta iasp.fch, 10 Ths Tribune.
TRENTON, Clinton Co., April 20-Nu ground
,,,,,.a,I for ,.,r,, vrt- ruo vet. Wiutcr whcnt
IT, i,sa,, h,r, hv ,x.t vo.th,r
loo's fair. Has bscn huft o5 "et "ea'hef'
which las sIadu It aplfitillnK
rETEHsuuga, Mcnar;l CO., April e0.-Ous
wiutcr wheat Is III !l,lc rendition. Spring wheat
also. Very l'ftls o''! "n'a. 'c'..
NEN1A, clay CO., April .t.-fcFy llttlo p!ow-
Ing fur eor,. Prospects Wor. Vrry colo. 10
wrt farmers cal, u nothing. Very few oats
..',, rs,.x ,,o, ~ .nmo rytent tat.r th,Jr
to" f,aa t, n'e ., :" ."rv ,.n.,.ns H.. ."u. ~.
place. "1hteF "Hent 'e'5 o"s""n'"' wv ''os
permanently Injured.
NA1Lsyylti,E, Oglo Co, April a0.-Farmc.s
,.,, .a,,f,,,, ,,ots nd 1o,1cv- Gronnd rnld n,,1
na.s LUZ 'g"s ua snr,n~ wieot !. m mi ~"
"e1' I'N num- s"''t; "A' " ~ "', ''
w,ntcr what l,,oks sElral;l, So,nu corn
.r",,,u, nlnwr,, In, mans ulautca, Wo hayc a
, 1879-04-21

NEBRASKA.
Special nfspatrhes to Ths TrfhHsr.
CAntEroS, Thaycr Co., April 20-yFo have a
gond stand Of spring wheat. The acreage OF
wheat md cats Was increased onc.fourtt.
Flowing fur corn.
FAIRFIELD, Clay Co., April 9o.-spring wheat
Just canning up Looks WE'LL, but Ii thin on tlIe
ground. Acreage Of wheat incrtaacd 25 to 30
per rent; oats, ~ PR cent. Have had fine rains,
and the gsoslnd is In excellent condition. The
outlook is hopeful. Tie acrcago OF oil small
grains Increased, and aro more equally divided.
Aida, Hall To-, April 2o.-lhe ground Ia In
rood order Wheat coming up. Acreage IN
ercascd onc-fonrtt,. Flowing for torn. Rye
3nnks first-rale. Old wheat all gone. Plenty OF
rain. Eghsun backward.
CENTRAL. CiTr. Mrsrlck Co., April 20.-SprIn..
what oil tn'sn, Ani stIItIs gnud. the late rims
having brought 1t out finely. Il,c acreage III
WHEAT nn'l oats Inns been Increased ubout 81 per
rent over last year. Farmers arc now blowing
for corn. No til wheat fur s1linnent.
BEArNicE, Gugo TO-, April 2U.-Spr[ng what
backward; has not Mele the best q! a stand yet.
Had good rat! nn the lttt,-sul!Icnbt 10 bring
up The small Etafn. Tie prospect now Is fur a
dry Eeason. Flowing for corn.
, 1879-04-21
NICE SOCIAL DISTINCTION IN EN-
GLASD.

Lnndon Correspondence B4l'tplart San.
IN England tu-lay tile lnrs nre US closely
drawn rs in earlier duys with refercnee to the
,,,udr Of euIstolary address ton freeman an3 II
gentleman That fa to suy, tl1e city or free rsnsi
of olen timc, and In many rascs now, Is nd
dressed M Mr., whIto thc gentleman has his
llalno adorned with au Esquire ut tho end. Wo
be unto the writer Of a letter to non'city man
who oultss Esquire. 1t is an evidence OF tl.t
ll,AlcrbreI or ignurant. lou EnaJ !lattcr city
r,an BY t.lyin. lin this utllx 10 hIs Dnme. but
you will not offend lin by tlle prc!lx Of simply
Mr. -. In the csIsa Of tue Holl.rlty man
being addressed by le.tcr ns Mr., ofEcnsc Is
created. f0u wulIiI hardly thtlllt tlMt this
rnater is uwelt on 20 strongly III this age IL Is;
NIX! know OF cAses 0f friendly rclalihlt hcl!lE
severed BY thu appliratIon Of irntcsmen Mr. to
ttle t,npeetlu,u,is Wcst-Eltl gentlemen whn dc.
mAln|s Esquire. III tile plays of sfnsa',lscr,
remember numerous illustrations of this ls-
tInctlA. Yet Ms far nA my rca1liHg Eocs, nnh
must eoufess to weakness IN rcat!t,'. oil! books
un,i ull subjects, catuot rccA!l sihEle cyt.
tleuce TINT tic word freeman NUS not prior II, IL
creation to The word gentleman. Dut Mr.,
III .ailr. Is M after ai'pcllai!on Ut either III the
imc Ut lirlall ILL.,, IN city mn1i 'Yns Alr+ but
10 norcnticmar, nli to,Iny nc distinction ubtains
,urc or less Giscrtminative. At parttes, dinner
lastics cspye!aljy, yon Will sec W plain ~.
singled oli, for tG minor niaccs II c be otlt ol
physic. and il hc le IN trade. remember OIL
Anu OCCASION wealthy banker, now Of sot!lc
note as tlr knccc5koF 10 grcat American Hiatt
cicr a''d panhropts', wh9s" wiz, ',, b5onzc ef1sy is
given sccondnry place ut u dl1,ncr table to il
rowE unitorlvl Sapa1 Il, ~, ,o M, ntsyy, WI"
thousand ounus ol tic hal,1iur, and who had
ot a equivalent pf"p1riIho Gt nraIn r, rs or r,a
by rcasoD Of his psutcssiuu. One WIS pInln
sr, The other titled Captai'; ons . was c,ty
inlo English society thoroughly do you lcar,
hnw. ri=t!ly tle lines arc draw, ,h.i. ~ sas
l,rcot,Ins weaker aHd less. OILERS sny
thc contrary. or rank SO .yarsc
ani 60 t.itl!eult Of Il cenr aml e1nttso dunn!tlnu
Us tat q: gentleman, comprising ~ well those
"ho have superior kI'se'i'c atnton BY birth a y,
,msscsE no other, Il IL very awkward now to de-
trs,nlne precise peElod q Eoslsl! soclety shsn @
,uan turays here you cannot 'nd the word used,
n,.i mi Mt Il losa 10 say wlrn thu ling old
lcilsi gcntsculnl," 80 rare, etc., Appeared FIRST
III lie soil.
, 1879-04-21
HUhtOR,


Tho Xnlus have established precedent; tlllL
Is, they have Cetewayo doing things.
A boy always finds out what truo lnwardncss
me mus whcn he wresslcs with hls rst cgnr.
Cucuulbcrs would 1na1,c good food for PC
.lcstrEans. Thuy would cause them TO double
quick.
This Wheeling Ltadtr doesn't cxncsly know
what allied ArcllltMcdcs, but thinKs hc had tho
luYcr complaint.
IT. choosing between fat md q lean turkey,
would an astronomer necessarily select llt
t,s.eur one Of The twot
milk III ttn consecutive hours, OIL Thursday.
lIu tua'p 3f7 lups mil tipped over the dish.
The trees IN sl.c ,l0rth waods VI this State arc
nll In bah rendition tAsR spring, having received
Fl, many bullets a,n1 0lek-Gllut Intended iur
deer MD bear by fancy huntcrd.-Dero'& t'ye
4,rsss.
A ttoyy IL toll to ihc effect that youns man
left off smoking md III five fenrs wns warth
Sl0,010. The New York Commercial AdeTilser
spofls lilo suora! Of It, lowcret. by necdlcss!y
asldiug that ,hc money was left to him BY a''
unclc.
young man who went Into Tho country,
Introduced himself TO q spring lles''foot, n.1u
simultaneously expana'l hts al,srnce mud lntna.
ncss to his fEiau,is, upon hs return, by saytni.
t!lat liD had Just Eot back fron1 Leauyi!le,-
Wheeling Ltadtr.
x fathcr aail TO an old acquaintance who
cams 10 cnndolywt hin, un .he unUallayca1lG-
pess Vt Ills two SONS, Who lad t0tntntttc1
burglary III tlle next town, mn haa btcsl aet'"
tc,cetl 10 prison; "lL Il pretty rough ott mu to
lays them bath 70 to onsat: hut there n one
thing to tt--whe1t 1t c0nlcs night How, yuu know
wieTo Them boys oe.h
4 College profcssur, while Oh ILLS way TO Mott
Haven liz fiH nurfEm KnilrDQu, with Ills NtlH
, 1879-04-21

MISSOURI.
fptcfdi Dispatch TO 3he Tribune.
Hazel. Hun. St. Francois Co., Anrll 2o.-Win-
ter wheat looking finely. Oats all III. Most Of
the corn ground plowcd. ald considerable
plantrd.
, 1879-04-21

u back. Outlook fair should rain AMI Guild stop
soon.
CnANtasrox. Coics TO-, april 20.-Thc win
ter wheat Il looking we'll generally. Some COM
Ciaint from wet weather. Nh corn planted; too
wet to piow. 1lrre hns been mnre Tic drain
nut In within the Inst ycnr than WIS crcr In the
ground lc[orc. Tl1osc Win have y a'|ei tie arc
nstontsctl At the results. Tie Grass Is nearly
month later tl,n,t last yeat.
NEouA. Cumberland Co, April 20.-Winter
wheat In excellent condition. We hare not
eown nnpY oats Tn account of the wet wcathcr.
No nlowIng done for corn. prospccta far.
H0wARpsvILLE, Stephenson Co.. April 90
Wheat n,nl ryo mu.i benefited bY tic lato
rnns.. Very 1!ttla cnsn'ground Dlowed Acre
ayr of oats decreased.
tionrnEY. Madison Co.. April M.-Morc oats
sown than last year. Winter wheat Is con1ng
nit finely. Weather Guild nna backward. NJ
p!owtng done for corn.
M0GST STERLING. Brown Co., April 20.-
Winter wlrat vrry fine No increase In acreage
NJ nate. M corngrnl,nd plowe,i. But 1istIo
Old wheat on hand. Weather cool aad frequent
frU8ts
, 1879-04-21

examining HIN as 10 his putnose, Ms II he h,d
come tn lrtl'ln IT." paints. 1hs ninl TIM nntlral
cuvy of ''Jcames," wtl, whom l!c never assui
ntrs, nlul OF both .teaincs' nud .Iotln's
snperiora in tl," hierarchy Of Court scrv:.
irC, make him about the hcat-hatcd
,nnn ot Tin household. 7hcsc is n snrt
Ut starnltng nlot ngoinpt him n tln.
a,tyants' hail which has hotnefitnes sJrend frnn
ti,c sul,tcrfancnbs Of the 'mlacc 10 tI!c sui ter
nnye been said Which nre oniy not criminal hc-
catise they nrs 10 intensely foolsh. he lower
ciatscs In England llnte him with will and on
the most impartial grounds, without in t,c
!cast knowi,E Why; II tl":rs ~ w're . sueec;1.
probably bs tho frat luxury enjoyed by Tic
fnutt.
, 1879-04-21

WISCONSIN,.
Special Ihspntrhts 10 Ths Tribune.
SPARTA, Monroe Co., April a0.-a'esv little
spring whcat out Of tho ground Not moro
than unc-thtrtl as murh wheat sown this sprng
nj usual. Season ret u,ld cold. NJ pluwlnE
for corn.
carly sown wheat Just cotn!Hg up. Acreage has
hrcn Increased 22j Ter cent. Oats hare been de-
creasrtl largely. Flax lnrgcly sown. Wlutcr
what las suffered from The March weather.
No old wheat On l.ll!I.
, 1879-04-21
THE WHITE LADY AGAIN.


A slrange story Is making lie ronnda nf tho
German press. bei,Ig Mt atrount 0f the nppcar-
ance OF thr white Indy, wIso IL suppressed to make
cr appearance as gi,ost at certain tiucs to a,,-
no,nre ,e sienti, Of hono fnusnbvr VI The l1oc1s-
zollern family. Very recently the cable brought
us the announcement OF the death Of The young
priuco Waldcfnnr Of Prupsa, the thItd sou
Of the Crown Prince Of Germany. and now
We learn from MI account teIruraplled by an
English correspondent from Berlin tilat thu
mysterious lady In white 1nalc llcr appearance
max interest those who llaptwn TO bo learned IN
Berlin legends to know" says the GORE
spondcnt, "tl,at according to report if,r white
lady, whose visits Nlways nrccrdc thc death nf
soe s'ef M M % e 9ya cc @s oa tss sa
A soldier on guard at tl,c Oil Palace was tie
witness of thu apparlttot,, aud he II, Ills fright
lied to the gslard.iiotlsG, when he was at
nnco arrested for descriin:: ILLS post.n No
lur,llcr particulars arc ret 10 hand, nml II will
probably be fuunll that TIN! sc,tincf lla1 been
listening 10 sturEes Of tic occasional appearance
ot the mysterious Indy Just before he mounted
guard, au that tho " npparlt!0n f." was some
thing very hurna:l after all. Legendary lis.
the wllite lntly 10 the llos,enzollern castles, at
l3ay1ul,th, AnEJarll, u.d ut Berlin. stu made
great stir al,nt the commencement of the
present century on thu oecaston OK tstc
great delight III nnnoying the tues OF the floh-
cuzo!!crns. She ia nlRo rcpltct! to llarc paid
Y!sit1 10 Napoleon |. while he resided In il.e Old
castle al liayrcuth; and q Iayrcutll Marsrayc
was once su unCaliant rs II pitch a wEite 'alf
oypr lilo bantsters Of the stairs, 10 lind next
morning that he tat mninlctl one of Ills female
tlnmcstics tur lifc. The legend of the appearance
Ut tho wn1l,ul, In white aprcmonftrcss VI ucall
Inns long bccn connected with thr Hot,tl,zotcrn
fnny history. Old Merriam DECLARES thui shr
was frequently scen In tie OH l'uesc NJ l]crlia
III TIC Nyenrs 1861 al!tl 1CjJ, and StIllng. l!Ic
slystic, uu,l frIei.d Of ti0elhr. was i iir1u h..
lever IN tic phantom. The Inst apbcasance Of
d white la,ly III Elruno was IN 1918. III thn I'm
,eriul custlo Mt Vienna. But, thr white lady he.
ins HoI,cnzolcrn spectre. thu ifapshurg rs.
itor was in all probability all tfnr1stor. We
arc Inclined nil tho moro to this belief
from tliu fact tint the sentinel to whom SHE
nprcarel tried the effect of his basunrt
upnn the phenomenon, and tllcre was gentle
r,lmof whispered nboslt Vienna at the t'.ae tint
toluetuly lad BEEN wou1stlcd,- loyely lAl}
wlosc wliItu dress stlone IN the noonIlt curr-
dors, The Berlin "nprnrItlon Will probably he
f0ltntl TO have different explanation n,-iIal1ey.
that tue sentinel had ulreallv been greatly cx-
cltyt In Ills MUD by thr ghost stories no hal
henrd and that his imnEunl Inn whs Just IN thr
eo,nllttnn necessary to tra.sform any HUT :ring
white t!to liz phantom lortu Ut thu Wtlte Lady
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Negro Ravlsher Shot.

CINCINNATI. Sept. s.-Last wednes-
day night Theodore Daniel. Q negro en-.
ploysd by Fielding Dickey. q farmer liv.
ing near Union, Boone county, Ky, at
tempted to outrage Miss Georgia Bsllita,
the adopted daughter Of Mr.. Dickey.
Her screams brought assistance, and the
negro fed. He was hunted till Thurs.
day noon, when he was captured and
confined in the town hall under guard.
Mr.. Dicksy attempted to shoot him. but
was prevented. During last night the
guard was overpowered, and the negro
was taken q short distance out Of town,
lied to o tree and shot dead.
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scellaneo

NEW YoRx. September SIN addition
to the English farmers on their way
West. tenant farmers Of Ireland are
writing to friends in this country 10 be
informed Of the actual condition Of Al.
fairs. One commissioner will leave
here on Saturday for personal inspeo-
ton OF the Western and Northwestern
States. He expects that many Irish
farmers will make their homes in the
West. 81
Tho Republicans have derived great
hope from the California election. and
nov claim that Maine next week will
undoubtedly 60 Republican.
The purser OF the steamer Crescent
City and 90. 900 are missing.
BosroS. Sept. 8.-Ths John Ennis
75.mils 60 o. you please walk closed
tonight with the largest attendance ever
known in Music Hall on an occasion Of
this kind. All the men were In good
condition at the close with the exception
OF O'Connor. who won the fourth money.
and who had to DO carried from the
platform after the presentation Of the
prizes. Lacouss won the first money.
$500. and the Ennis medal. He left the
track at ll:l0. making 2si miles.
BosroN. Sept. 8.-Charlss Diamond,
ex.Treasurer Of the Massachusetts, Home
Missionary Society. has been committed
to prison, In default Of bail, on . charge