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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18
IN UNEXPLAINED DEAN.

SOUTH AMEOY \. j., Feb. 17.-On Saturday
evening Two hunters, returning home, found the dead
body OF a man on the fats near Parscn's sand pits
south " this village The body brought here yes
tcrday, when II recognized Is that OF Lewis L.
Rlggs q detective employed 10y the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company aud also collector ~ rents for tho
panY At rst u was supposed that the man bad been
murdered but marks " violence were found the
body by the Coroner. Rigs WHO last seen alive at
south AmbOY on Friday. large amount of money col
lccicI by him on that day and ls watch were found on
the body Il Is supposed that Hgsa's death was
caused h heart disease but Coroner has drt,Im ned
TO hold - po,t-nor,cm cEalination. The detective
leaves family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18
NEW-JhRSEY LEGLSLITTRR.
DEFEAT OF IHE JERSEY CITY BRIDGE BuI~-BLGs
INTRODUCED ~ IHE TWO HOUSES.

DEFEAT OF IHE JERSEY CITY BRIDGE BlII~-BlLGs
INTRODUCED IN IHE Iwo HOUSES.
TRENTON, \. j., Feb. 1.-The Assembly
OF the bill To erect bridge Washing
TONS. Jersey Cuy All tho best takers
in the House took part ia the discussion.
Tie question was fully ventilated. aud 81.
the points fer ana against the bridge were
brought ont The loDDie, wero crowded too
ox,e,s ana great interest manifested in the
when lasted four hours. soon after midnight vote
tLou and me hl was lost Dy VOC a. - yeas 10 30
NAYS Seventeen Re ubicans ALd Ten Democrats voted
In t1e senate the following bills Introduced
and referred tue ocNrIal comult'.rs:
To- reduce the salary of The Law Judge
o 81 500 aud TO cut on tie addition 81 per diem
alloy,d : providing thai any person VINO may hold or
has held any Ollie tie ai' 81 ia any city COUNTY,
L0rough or township nay b. prosecuted. tired
misconduct committed WINE ~ fftuch ONCE or employ
mcut where tne indictment Aas Occn found within i've
years from the time OF committing iAo offence;
Ia rcuuIrs chnttrl mort cages 10 he Recorded the
same "a. mortgages real estate; concur
rent resolution adopted requiring The ap
continent Of special committee rom both
TO prevent tie introduction and spread OF mo peurO-
pneumonia among tne cattle OF this STATE ana report by
bin or Otherwise.
sionrrs and restoring the Old act passed. The BILL.
allowing 10 Issue mJturcd ana maturing bonds
were passed.
IL all cities ~ 5000 aud not more than G,OOO
inhabitants, the power Of gaining hcoIsrs Tor
the e,lc OF rpntuOus, yin"us or matt liquors
for establishment of an lurDnAte asylum To be cup
port rd by a tax ON saloon Keepers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18
4 HORSE RACE SOLD.

CHARLESTON, S. C., Feb. 1T.--Beniamin Pope,
alias RlUbt colorrd) who rode Mary Walton III the nile
dash day OF here confessed that lie
pulled tie mare all tho WAY arounl the track aud a
lowed Ben I'M to having been pad 80 IN cash
and pool ticket on lIl winning $50, by the owner ~
the horse Atchison To- do Acuison and the JOCKEY
ere both rdled Oft tho track BY the South Carolina
Jockey club. and were Dotn arrested to-day on the
charge OF piracy TO defIaud the prosecutors being
persons who purchased pools on Mary Walton. They
waived examination and bound over In $50 each 10
appear trial az the June term the ScssOnr Court
vibrant was ISSUED against Crra, The ONncrof tho mare
but lett The state Pools and bees have all been
against the parties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18
e0lnrnd mnennr Nae IateIy hold N va.

4 colored meeting was lately held IN iad 20 "a
gina Town at when the Attendance Nas lS, ~, fII
-,,verts nunttous Tne stOye-ilpe haP9eu'hs -, Ia m,
,r, minister asked one Of the breddIih lo p'', Ut
po.iton again Brother johnson essAyed pck II 1e
Nm, Iy,tn.l SOW tue Uld minister sail' IN 49,,
Nick n M; de l. nd wOu't let II bhfh INA
Rr,t".r I,nnsnn with faith ~ the assurance 80 He
hnt pipe and II course had hs h.hu' p' III Gebbol
,iy,5n ii [ with tho Inappropriate TemasH' ~ WV
Le wuutr' . 9. ,rr,v.
NATIVE TO THE MANNER born IN ,ir IN,
cler: NV lreud, are you sober onoush 70 re kts.
80 T., KrLcaldy Na.lVr! lsI Tic 10 y 70, nj el
c,iidvt Oh nv, Fine that! iAdI avn WV"
dlcsted there ~ Fun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18
A Scotch druggist was aroused nv the

A Scotch druggist was aroused by the ring
ing vi hlH HIght bel, lie Hgoho went down stars aud
served customer wlth - dose oi salts. Ills vito
grunbled, " WnBt profit 10 you Ret out OF that
penuy g. "A hapenuy," was the reply. And for that
la penny yOul be awake for long time rel lined tue
We. "AWec" replied the placid druggist, Tho dose Of
sal wIl keep lnm awake nIucn longer; let IL thank
Heaven that have tne proht and not tho pain VI the
traIlsac non
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18
NOMINATIONS.

WAsIuYGTON, FEB. 1.-The President sent
Ire following non.nt ions tr ne senate u-lay:
JOAN DC Cohcc o. OF Customs, for the District
Ol Hebron. Mich 80,
i,srGstrs--Al0u1o e. Ban At Hsyans. y. Y. I EN-
der uud, \. Y. e.. - Horton IT., tiy - and y J. So'A
&, ma -u,s. kJ,. Frau. H. -.c.it - lto5. -
samuel r. Nrd, Galipohs, . 10 James NJ Ffv"' f'''
Niil- IuNA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18

boiler when near Beverly Saturday killing Michael
Hayemeyer aud seriously scadng Captain Martin TWO
Of the crew and three passengers The boat SANK le"
mOmsnts after the explosion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18
ARMY ORDEKs.


washington, Feb. l7.-Surseon villa.
N W,t.un Ii, ordered 10 report III pcrsou tome pseS.
ot th. Army Medical Boa now n session IN
Cty t, t.npe,,ry .iuiy as me Der OF tnaI b0'iu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18
EXPLOSION on A RIVER STEAMER

CISCINNArI. Feb. 1.-THE l.. {. McCOr-
mick small steamer running D-tEren Marietta and
Zancsylue, on the MusLngum River, exploited her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18

MIR Reed-Did You communicate this conversation TO
any onel Al DID
O-Wneni A.--Ihc next morning.
O-To whom A.-TO Governor Chamberlain.
Did YOU tell him the fun particulars A-As far
as | recollect | told hin generally WAT have here
stated / know my object in telling him. and /
judge from that what 1t was tld him.
o.-Wnat was your OBJECT in telling hint Any OBJ
iect II, ling Governor chamberlain OF It because
| iad made w INV mind to continue talking with Mr.
Sc onion on subject, and II possible 10 get MI 500
mon to INFORM me what we're the plans OF the
Democracy lth reference to what wa then tioubng
sarrcm, Court. They had the Returning Board before
tie SUI RENE Court uJuucdOns and IDandanuses ana
tier OH ct was. / determined TO go on
wltu >oiunOn, talklnG over TINS mailer, so
Democrac,; and went to Governor CnamDeran aud
told nm what loinon had proposed ana Hn wnlt
IN might II such occasion as the present
rhould ever anse' fnh my Iy,,, d hitm ', , or
subj brou-h In question: be able 10 tetify a.
10 m, IN, gritty purpose at tue time Mr Chamberlain
selnne 1t II, was oi those to De slaughtered
Q-Wnat reasons had you for suppoong that solomon
tive A.-Beore Solomon left IN the evening when we
laI conyrr, t0n he told ne that ne ala not want
10 carry back such dccln ton and mat possibly some
Thug MI ht turn ~ that would cause me 10 change my
d, aud lha at any rate he shouu say hO,lhs ABOUT
II 70 any Vi her member oi the Returning I5Oard'
beiold me- tlai because told in 1t would not do for
Gay anything 10 am body else after having o. ohCd
the matter t. Inc.
Odd you have any other conversation with him,
and a. So WAcnl A-Atcr tnat We had several CONVEX
saiioue cannot specify any particularly except that
tHiuA that during tue ren0laTg uay- OF that week
probably saw hun every day. and IN seeing Inn We
would have more or loss TO the subject
Q-Wnat was the subiecii A.-Ihc subject Of the
conversation 10 relation the desire Of the Demo
CrRts that the Returning Board should accede 10 the
wshc. o. Democracy, aud moro particularly was
med by HUI that mai The Board vas Il qucstcd 10
would b. 10 acqucsco tho orders OF Tue supreme
Court
Q.-Ihat was all yon wrro asked TO dof A.-Thnt was
all asked 10 do This Was ~ reply 10 question
Of In,uc to Nr SOJuIOu 70 how hc proposed having
tnr Returning Board back upon It's returns after
giving The STATE the Hayes electors. His
tuat the oupr, me Court wound gave us the law II
would only obey u.
Q.-Mh.t uIne shnti A.-The conversations most
PROBABLY begun about November 10. and ihey must
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-13

All thus Is remembered, whore is the country
that ofers stronger inducements 10 the
sensible and industrious farmer, horticultu.
rolist Or pomologistl With fifty thousand
acres OF land well suited to the growth Of
fruits and aclimate that enables the pro.
duceI to place the products Of his orchard
in the great nothern markets several weeks
ahead Of competitors, the statement sent out
by the State Agricultural Board that the
value Of all our orchard products for the
year iS1S (which was fair average Year.
amounted to only Se,79j, will scarcely fail
TO oXite very general and genuine astonish-
meat 1t shows that the goat wealth of
Alexander county, latent in its soil, has
scarcely felt even the touch OF developing
agency With sites for thousand fifty
acre orchards, We present beggarly show
ing OF products, OF value scarcely equal to
tue receipts OF single orchardist Of the
counties further north Let the thousand
tuit,growors come them scatter themselves
In the BILLS of Lakewood, Thcbes, Santa
Fc and Clear Creek precincts, and few
years effort will place Alexander where
She belongs among the most successful Of
the fruit-gTowing counties of Southern Hi,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-13
advertisement
A CARD,

And. now to the Baptist church composing
the so.called Mount Olive Association, For
morsel Of meat as did Esau Of old, when
ever Baptist Association composed OF men
will forbid you from opening your church
doors to any legal minister Of the Baptist
faith and order, then you subject yourselves
to popery, against whish our fathers fought
and bled to sustain the Protestant cause IN
England, and crossed the briney ocean and
came to this American continent to
escape from. God will send you a man to
form you an assoeiatioapn the discipline Of
your churches.
| understood that you blame me for lcay-
ing the association; let Inc ask what profit
has ii ayailed YOU in ~ years. have
looked through their accounts and il should
have $4,000 on hand, when all they have
got is seer The messenger tells me- that
one Robert Caldwell thinks | had better
come there for advice. I don't care to at,
tend the school might be taught how to
burn my own house for the insurance. or
how to swear falsely against my brother for
the palty sum OF u dollars, or how cold
the Jail is Il never was the7cl or how a
man feels when sentenced by judicial
courts to the states prison, or how a man
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-13
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.

The Missionary Baptist association will
meet, with the Fourteenth Street Baptist
Congregation, at their church every day
this week, from 8 a. m to p. m, com
mencing Tuesday, September 9th. All
churches white and colored of any denomi.
nation, are cordially invited to meet with us
daily. The committee trusts that the citi-
zens when called upon, will all contribute
something towards defraying the expenses
of the delegates and the meeting.
r. CALDWELL.
NEWTON HENRY,
Committee
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-13
THE ANNIE 2. SILVER DISASTER.

The large anG we'll appointed Anchor
Line steamer, Annie +. Silver arrived at our
landing from st. Louis about 3 O'Clock yes.
terday afternoon. She was tulerably well
treightcd, having in her hold, among Other
articles, a large lot Of baled hay 1t was
the purpose to complete her cargo at this
point, and it was with that view she was
lying at wharf-boat No. 2, when the smell
OF the smoke was plainly observable in the
cabin, The passengers were at the supper
table and for time there was very near
approach to panic, The women, chill
dren and baggage were quickly removed,
the removal occupying but a few minutes
OF time. Meanwhile i. was discovered that
fire was raging in the hold, bat owing to
the density of the smoke, il could not be
exactly located Matches were closed and
steam turned in, but with no effect
that vas visible from the outside.
The barge alongside was turned
loose, and was subsequently, taken in charge
by the tue Cache. The new Nnlchcz, also
along side, pulled out OF the way aud
Capt Silver, seeing no other alternative,
determined to cross the river and sCuttie his
boat In pursuance OF that pur-
pose he pulled in lines, and ran to
a point on the Kentucky shore, directly OPP
posite the cty. While she was crossing
dense volume OF white smoke poured out
Of the boats stern, indicating very plainly
that the only hope for saving thea magnih-
cent craft depended upon the execution Of
the plan resolved upon.
Over a thousand citizens gathered upon
the bank, and watched the progress Of al
fairs as long Us the growing darkness per
mitted them to discern even the boat, out
lines. =
The fire bells OF the city were rung, and
all the tire companies responded, freely
offering their services; but II proved one of
those cases where fire engines are OF no
avail, Without "anshipping" the engines
were returned to their respective quarters
Concerning the origin OF the fire nobody
an speak positively. 1t is conjcctured
that il caught from q candle carried in the
hold by one of the hands but this is con.
lecture only,
| About 5 o'clock last night word came
across the river that the boat would be
saved without scuttling, Steam had been
turned in on the fire and a tug was along
side throwing in water with IN effect that
indicated an early mastery of tie difficulty.
You Miss N ii you buy cbthing and
| Al
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-13
MR.. HAGGrs THANKS.

laval myself Of thi, method to express
to the members of the Rough and Ready
ire company sud to other citizen, Of Cairo
who contributed to the benefit ball, in the
Rough and Ready hail. an expression Of my
profound and grateful thanks, The money
delivered to mconwy 4lst birthday reached
me at a time OF sore aiiiic,ion and great
need, and while | I've / shall not cease t.
be grateful 10 MIR john Tabcr who CON
uibuteda iiuo castor to be sod Tor my
bench, also tender nay thank, aai can
only invoke for all Of them continued bless.
iags and tho smile, ofhcayen.
john UA.gI
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-13
Z. ZONES.

The fashionable boot and shoe maker,
take pleasure in announcing to his old pa
irons amt to the public generally, that he
eau still be found at his shop in the Attic
ncum building, where he is prepared to
make TO order boots or shoes OF the latest
style from the best material AMI of the
finest workmanship. As he uses nothing
hut A No stock, all of his work will be
warranted AS represented, or no sale.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-13
SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

ANTI BELLUM PRICES. AT the barber
shop of j. Geo. Steinhouse, Eighth street,
near Alexander County Bank Customers
will find clean, cool shop, easy chairs, all
the late papers. clean towels, keen razors,
accommodating, skilled workmen, and sat
isfac.oy work. Prices; Shaving. 10
cents; Haircut, % cents; shampooing,
90 cents Give him call.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-13
kOEHLRR'N BRANCH

Opened Monday morning and
will continue to supply customers
with the choicest steaks, roasts and
all kinds OF cut meats, Shop corner Eleventh
street and Washington avenue, at the old
stand All old friends aud new customer,
are invited to give lis call
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-13

A PROMINENT LAWYER testities to his APP
probation of the new incontestablo non
torfoitable policy of the Equitable Life As
suranoe Society of New York as follows
Office Of Baldwin & Crandall, Councillors
at law, Rochester, MIMI, July 25th, 1870.
Thos. Cochran, Jr, Gen'l Agent Equitable
Life Assurance Society. Dear Sir My
policy year IN the --- Insurance com
pany ends December next. want better
indemnity and shall take apaid-up policy
and draw out But want TO replace my
policywith one in the Equitable. Please in
form me what it will cost me in the Equt-
able per $1,000 ordinary life plan. Your
ineoutestabIe non.forfei,ab!e feature com
mends itseh to every person who does not
desire to beQueath law suit to his heirs.
Yours very truly signed A. A Craqdall.
n b. Mr., Crandall Ina. since taken out an
incontcstabIe policy in the Equitable.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-13
CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS +. X.

During the fair at Jonesboro Sept 9th to
i2th inclusive the south bound train will
wait at Ionesboro until 80 p. In. for the
convenience Of those wishing to attend the
fair Round trip tickets at reduced rates
T. A. NAuGIE. Aq't
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-13
LETTER LIST

a iisi ut LETTERS REMAINING ~ lHE PU-T-
OFFICE Al CAIRO, MS. on THE l3TH ptg
or SEPTEMBER, 1879.
LADIES.
ArnAut Kittic Miss. Dydi, Ularry MI,
Fehrmau, G W Mrs Green, Georgia
Miss. Jones Mazda Miss; Mum, Nellie
Mrs; Tel, Amelia Miss Thompson. Esba
Mis-, Weaver, Nctlie Miss
CENT? ESlEN.
byrae, Y, A; berry. G. G. Carmody,
Martin Cunningham, j. G.; Doii Darius:
DomgnicS, 'YaleoDo; Friend Chas. Grot
ham, WlIl; Hackett, A. s Hamilton. Dick
Hayden, Joseph Jcwett F. T.; Roger II. II;
jenkins, VIM; James Wilson Mulcahy. J..
H.. McNayin, Jas; Mckinley, Mariore
Morrison, " II. Newton, j. H, Paine,
jack Patterson, sam j.; Rush, Alfred
Reed, Zion; Richey, J. 5; Seymore, Juo.;
Stanton mo. W Shields, Jas, lpainter, ;
Shourd, Jas. Tollvy, SAUL Williams, 5. Il
Please say advertised when calling for
these letters.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-13

In will pay you to await the opening of
an entire near stock, consisting Of mems,
boys and ohiiueus clothing furnishing
goods and the J. b. stc;sou hats, etc. A.
Marx, the successful cIoibior o. OHIO
Leyte
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-13

A. MARX, now in New York, will pur-
chase the finest stock Of mems, boys aud
children's clothing, ever brought to Cairo.
Mark that.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-13

| aud exhibited % US the ahs"Vl hV mas wiz
,cn II reads thus. "Sir ~ hereby warn
YOU to cease all intercourse with my wife,
| If YOU do not you must abide the consc
ouonoes. You shurely will git hurt
There is blood in Mr., Harris eye.
The alarm of fire so persistently sound.
cd about 2 O'Clock, yesterday morning, was
because of the discovery of a rathsA threat
ening start for a conilagration in Jenkins
carpenter shop, on Sixth street, between
Commercial and Washington. Ii was at
the hoar when the city is always in the deep
est sleep, and q complement Of tiremen was
hard to raise, Prompt and well directed
efforts stidcd the flames, however before
much damage was done. The worst feature
Of the affair is the belief that the fire was
tho work Of an incondiary, Quite number
of facts point to this conclusion.
Passing along Washington avenue
yesterday, We saw quite crowd OF people
at Ronekers corner II was quiet
gloomy looking set, and it was not difficult
Tor us to conclude 'hst wounded man OF
dead body was the object that has brought
the crowd together-a conclusion that was
N once confirmed by the appearance OF
man carrying a mattress anu ny Vhe ten'IN
~ "''o'"V' 'u'' lazy .D@." p''''O' ,, -
~ ~ 0'' ,i,'' -. a,a;7od AMI aotor
,,inod - ien5 = bcInin% band. if necessary.
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-13

You Miss n if you buy cpthing and
furnishing goods, anywhere except of A.
Marx, the fayoritc c'tl"icr, 81 Ohio Lcvce.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1879-10-23
A Bie of social Lite ina England.
Baltimore Gdn.

There are not many persons in
America who have, at some time
or other, not heard of these ladies.
They are now residing in London,
in one OF the fashionable parts, viz:
South Kensipgton. Al Emperor S
Gate. Now | think a good many in
the United States will be astonish.'
ed when they hear they are short
ly to be married to gentlemen of
title and fortune, Tor | was inform
ed short time since that this was
really fact; but, says the skeptic,
how could they, almost strangers :,
have been so fortunate in their Sc
lections of partners FOR lie? Well,
you all know that two or three
years ago Mis-. Woodruff was en-
gagged to give fifty lectures, com
mencing in London, at St. james
Hall. She appeared for ten nights
but was suddenly taken i'll, and by
her doctors advised to discontinue;
but the secret is, the lady happens
ed to have among her listeners a
PGullSIlltLll vi IliI6 tblS lOTtuut, WHO
was fascinated by the eloquence
and magnetism of the fair Victoria
and in due time proposed, was ae-
cepted, and SO shortly she will
share his wealth, estate and title.
The witty Miss Tennie &. CIafn al
SO is about doing the same thing,
e. - - i,,.-.,> I.,oL-. 1->,.,ph tn
captivate IL scion of the British no.
billty. So, very soon the kensiug
ton Church bells will ring out their
merry peal and the "Coult Jour
nal" announces among is fashion
able marriages the names of these
ladies 10 gentlemen OF rank and
fortune. And | think it quite a
coincidence that these two, COM
parative strangers IN a strange
land, should so soon have gained a
position in social life as splendid as
this. And il certain ':Colouel''
should ever hear of this he will
doubtless think it strange that Vic
toria 9. at last is to marry into a
family of rank, wealth and
blood!