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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-04
WIDOWS 4 ORPHANS
MUTUAL AID SOCIETY,
OF CAIRO.
Organized July 18th, 1877, Under the Laws of
the State Of Illinois. Copyrighted July
., 1877. under Act Of Congress.
OFflt 'iiisS:
BOARD OF MANIAC EEs;

J. j GORDON Physician. .....""."", Cairo, Ills
Mrs. =. A. TAYLOR, superintendent OF
schools, Alexander Cuunty.,..,,....,
Mr., Il, &. FORD, Variety Nfsckct store, "
j, \. GOLDSTlNE, Of Goldsine Il Ro.
svnwatrr, Wholc-nlc and Retail Dealers
IN Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods ....,
y. y, TnlSTLENOOD, Of llinke
ThistlrwoOd, Commm.lun Merchants,
Cotton ana Tobacco Factor" ,...,...,
5, d. AYERS, of Ayers a co., Corim.s.
eiun Merchants. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "
THOMAS LEWIS, Insurance Manager
and ATTORNEY NJ LuN,,,.,.,...,,..,,
WIN STRNlTON, OF SlNtton " Bird,
Wholesale ttOcers.
GEO. N, ALDhS, Commission Mcr.
chant, ~ Ohio lcyec,.....,.,.,,..
JAS, :, REAkDEN, Agent Mississippi
VALLEY Transportation Company .,.... ~
HARRISON HoupT, Matchmaker and
cilNS. Il, sTUiRT Wholesale and md Re lie
tail Dry Goods aud N0,ous,........ =.
EDWARD A, nrDKR, Manufacturing
iuNclrr aud Wholesale Dealer In
Wn,rhmakors' Tools aud Na,crals...
EDWIN H. kuNEW, Proprietor NJ,
Charles lln,cl
l'A2EN LEIGHTON, Commission Mcr.
Dr. EDwNRb Il. ii;o,Ri., T. s. Mar.nal
Southern District Illnuls ..,... Springfield, lis
Mr1 = \. ~ ELS ....u,.,u.,N Villa Ridge, =
lt u :, BRIGHAM nv stefan. indianapolis, lnt
'is, NJ, uELATr, Real Estate
ny. naViD {. 'WiHIIis;, M,itlcdiiI, p'"'' .'''
Ia K SuLLEy Xtri a;".""4 'l Meridian, MIs'
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A. lI,LLRY, the Commercial avenue Hard.
ware merchant, invites attention ,o HI,
large and varied stock OF ,inwarc, s,ovc.
cutlery and fancy goods. His cook stoves
arc among the latest and best patterns and
are no, csccllcd as bakers by anything in
the market; they arc Of the hcaSics, make
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Ten CENTS WORTH, If you want neat
smooth shave for ten cents, or fashionable
HAIR cut for % cents, or anything else in
the tonSorial line, remember the place to
go to is Henry Schick's, No. li2 CONNER.
ciAl nYcnuc.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-04

FIsniSG TAcRLE-For professional or
amctcur fishermen, c. W, Henderson has
on hand the largcs. stock and creates, yafi-
ETY. Of fish hooks, fish lines, reels, rods
flies, etc, etc, ever brought to this market,
all selling at crock bottom prices" Also an
immense stock of pistols at the lowest
priccs--way down!
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MYErADs Of people sacrifice themselves
through carcIcssness. They are attacked
with cold, neglect and die, instead of tax.
ing DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and living on
usefully.
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A NEW CANDIDATE

For popular favor is the elegant and un.
approochahlc dc Joinvillc scarf, to be found
in Cairo only at A. MaFxs. 1t isa thing
of beauty and strictly stylish.
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The Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, April 3, 1910,
The weather is clear and cold-a high
north wind adds 10 the discomfort of the
change in the weather.
The freeze last night vas very heavy, con
sld"rlng The advanced season, and excite,
considerable uneasincss among those inter.
ested in ini, growing.
fLOCR-The demand is not quite so
active, but with IN Improvement in the
supply; better market is anticipated The
offerings are frccr than for some time past
mostly, Of Xxx to choice family Quo.
tations remain same as last reported.
HAY Unchanged. The market is fairly
supplied and transactions limited to choice
grades.
CORN-Quict and easy. The demand
IS confined to choice white for milling.
OATS-Steady and firm.
MEAl-The demand is active with
large orders to fill
BRAN-Stcady and unchanged.
BUTTER-No choice coming in. Poor
butter not wanted. 4 thousand pounds OF
poor stuff sold to-day at &c per pound,
EGGS-Stcady and firm with demand for
all receipts
CHlCkENS-Good demand and scarce.
POTATOES-Quict and easy,
APPLES The market is over stocked
and prices are shaded.
ToBACCO-Thc cold change Of the
weather has had bad effect on the tobacco
market and has checked receipts. Prices
about as last reported,
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PATENTS.
DAT'ENTS

0btsiBcG for new Inventions, o. Tor Improvements
on old onct for medical or other compounds trade
marks and labels Caveats, Assignments, Inter.
tcrcnccr, Appeals, Suits for lufrinnracnts, and
Nil ca.es arising under the Patent Lave. prompt,
J Attended 10. --------lnventions that have been
REIEMNEDb By the Patent ONCE may still,
AslIJ lINI III in most Csses, BIZ patented by
az. being opposI,e the U, \ Patent Department
and engaged IN Patent bnsinets exclusively, we cau
make closer searches, and secure Patents more
promptly, and with broader claims, than those who
are remote from Washington,
INVENTORS ysnr G acyt" G'S we make SESO c q
nminatons and advise Ar to parN,ahility, free OF
charge All correspondence strictly confidential
Frlccs low and no charge unless Patent IN secured.
, We refer IN Washington, TO Hon. Postmaster
General d. N. Key, Rev, +. ID. Power, TIE German
American National Bank, to officials In Tie L, s.
rAtsnt Office, and 30 Senators and Representative
10 Congress; ana especially TO our clients IN every
state In the Union und IN Canada. Address
G. A. SNOW & CO..
oTposltc Patent Once, Washington. d. G,
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ana Will last longer and usc less fuel than
any other. Sold 10 close rs TO make il an
object to call and examine. Breoch load
ing Shot-guns. Fishing Tackle etc, and
everything else low 10 suit the times.
The MEXICAN DoLlAR.--What is the
difference between the Mexican dollar and
Tabiers Buckeye Pile Ointmcnt3 One
does what it PROMISE and the other doesn't.
The Mexican dollar says, II am one hun
bred cents" but when you come to invest it
you find 1t is only cighty-fvc. Tablor's
Buckeye Pile Ointment says, II will cure
You Of Pilcs;' and upon trial il is found To
do so in every case, II makes but one
proniSt-to cu,c Pilc-; and does 50 without
failure, Price 80 cents bottle. For sale
by Barclay Bros,
Cousins COMrorND HONEY CT TAR has
been 50 long and tayoabIy known that it
needs no cncomium. For coughs, colds,
sore throat, hoarocncsS, etc, it afford. speedy
relief, and is q most plcasan; and ctlicacious
remedy, honey and tar beng two Of its in
gradients. The skill Of the chemist and
the knowledge OF sphyscian were united
in its preparation, the result being a com
pound which is the fayorite remedy in this
severe climate, and has no equal as cure
for coughs, colds, hoaroencsa, bronchitis
Group, etc, Use Ccus,cns' Honey Of Tar
Price 50 cents. For sale by Barclay Bros.
CHEW Jackson's best Sweet Navy To.
bacDo
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Opposite Patent Once, Washington, D. G.
rI>o INVENTORS AND MECHANICS.

PATENTS and how TO obtain them. Pnmplc, Of
w pages free, upon receipt Of Stamps for postage
Address GILMORE, SMITH n CO.,
Solicitors Of Patents, BOX 81,
Washington, b g.
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RIVER NEWS. .

MISCELLANEOUS.
The John Means and bargcs are due
IRON the south.
The Golden City j. due from Cincinnati,
for New Orleans, tomorrow.
The City Of Alton, is due from New Or
leans to day en- route TO St. LOUIS.
The John 4. Scuddcr, due from St. Loui.
had not arrived AZ dark las, night.
The Nashville cleared for New Madrid
last evening with COED showing of freight
and people
Cap.sin Miller's beautiful steamer Guild.
ing Star. i, due from New Orleans, on hen
way 10 Cincinnati to-day.
Captain Isaac McKces Anchor Line
steamer City of Helena Is due to-day from
VIcksburg, for St, Louis.
The Robert Mitchell passed up ycstcr-
day morning with 600 tons freight and co
cabin and big list of deck people,
The Mark Twain goo, to Hickman this
afternoon Captain W. II, Mccullough is
her commander and Lon Daniels attends to
the Affairs OF the Office.
The G. W. Anderson came in from Nash.
vile with good cargo Of iron and misccl.
lancous freight and a number Of people.
She returns this morning,
The John Gilmore and tow Of barres
loaded with bulk grain arrived from s..
Louis Wednesday night and departed for
New Orleans yesterday morning.
The James ". GaF, is due from Mem.
phis for Cincinnati to-day. She has big
excursion party aboard, making the round
trip from Memphis to Cincinnati and re.
turn.
Tho New Mary Houston arrived from,
Cincinnati just before dark las, evening
with a fair lot Of freight and good passen
ger list She was still in port st u late
hour.
Let us again remind the many friends
and acquaintanccs of Captain Tom Shields
that his superb Anchor Line steamer City
of Grcenvillc, will be in port early to.
morrow morning, II is the desire Of Cap.
tain Shields tina, the people Of Cairo a,
large visit and inspect the City of Green
vile. All who accept Captain Toms lnvi.
tation will NEE, hearty welcome.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-04

Sales and Quotations.
NOTE.-Thc prices here given arc for ,ales rom
frat hands in round lo,s An advance Is
charged for broken lots in filing orders
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INSURANCE AGENCY OF
WELLS e KEITH,
REPEysEST7SG -Hs
nunanc tOl LIVERPOOL
YuOoiLo Capita 1900 600.
Royal Canadian c.S St S: .s5s o Go; Goa
British America . ,of Tors on @, Can! =
NilIyi1la Fire sri Marine lNilville, y j.
:" 'iAiO Assets, sl4I2,9s7.bi.
Commercial ,.-,. ,of Ne" York 81. Gi2 B, 9,
Tninn OF rhiladcphia established in 1901
Ihi'H Assets S;s33,lo!p.
Eiraman's lOf Dayton, o..
iii'''' - Assets. ........... $50, 1895.
German lOf Frccpo-t, M.
wa Hull AS-tts. ........... sijJ 81 81
RISKS WRITTEN At FAIR RATES.
Office in Alexander County Bank.
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PENSIONS.
PENSIONS!

Under the new Pension Law, Soldiers wounded
or injured, II bat tightly disabled, can obtain
pension back from day Of discharge One of our
firm in Washington 20 give personal attention 10
all claims before the departments Do not DELAY
bat write al send stamp for our new soldiers
circular.
W. G, BERINUHR& co, Pittsburgh Pa
~ Oldest Claim Agency in the United States
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PUBLISHED ON THURSDAY

IS 200 Per A mum
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.
oAre; BulleG Building, Washington Avenue
CAIRO, ILIIOlS

= u description Rates:
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BALTIMORg, MD.

g. \ DAY TO Agents csryasslng ipr the YfEEslDS
y 4 VISITOR Tcrms and optit 'rce Alafv.a p
~ o. NICKERY, Argusta Maine.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-04

A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS DONE. TX.
. ohangc sold and bought, Interest paid in the
SAVINGS Department, Collections made and all
btth'ts promptly attended to-
, 1879-05-30

SrRrN0plR1D, ILL.,, Mar 99.-Fosbcndcr, from
the Special Committee appointed to Investigate
the complaint Of J. Hnydn In regard to Tie
Chicago Inspection Of Erain, has prepared tho
following rather 1prtgAtly piece OF literature,
which lio will present IA minority report:
70 TIE Hpeaker Of tas Hout6 or Representative
Tho n,inorlty Of The Committee to which was 70.
tstrs f. !an complaint ~ ot NJ s Hsyge tn rSEara to
!as Z Sa fsa repo III"
That the present systen Of lnzn.ctson waa elesry
sso W. J. shippsd ri to Gesso. and wss ~ insuected led
now bigh MIXED, tile reaaou given for inch hspeo.
top nc!ng .hat ne coM M Thg corn aftsr
ta1s, apa inspecloG high mixed. .whtsh mesns
ts s aa sS'n '''s ssr S.nx .tosa s1e fs 1t
t1'1.eo u d:ytng Out ia ,s asys. @oaIi b mu:h i:
sheIled. The Testimony Of. ths Track Inspector
was thut tho means used to determine tho dsynesa
e. s"ss WA 70 ssIi It saG%ng that ytsss ss
u haSs 10 o. uhsr M ssa. q stssns ,hs s.aas
a.oars Viii e. sesa thai. III eonsi9srns u ~.
thon, the judsnsnt q .he rsask jnspocto;, Vic il
whoso Judgment must 10 taf lpntu tol,able than
that pf any Appea, con,,nlttee majority ot whose
mameet. are '4os constantly asndas grain, but on
''cal!s, !" ''loags," u shasts."' and "optlaus." :"
GENERALLY. not sreiuG gralu OF corn. unless tboY
ARC called upon to pass upon an appeal.
lcss Appeal Gonmtttoo ought to 10 aispsnsud with.
for the tcason that they afu not, neither can they
lho Track Inspector who nlakos ii an efusy-dsy
business.
Another serious fault Will. the manner Of in
WHEN grain coles out Of tho elevators III good Gun.
dillon thu track inspection ID lnnau liberal; whom,
1n le contfary It comes out In bad cotd!tlun, the
r'g,a And lhs consequence ID that gEuu l. not In
ppectea 0n IL uWA ule.Els, but IN tie condition Of
truck Inspection, greatly 70 tbs dess.fRat es tho
psoducurs, but largely 10 the rront - elevator
men. II seep,s to tho undersigned that there ought
, 1879-05-30
Tic Duke of nled1na"Ge'"

ASW Gf* WV H. AafatG3 10 LIZ
Itwas whi!a strotllag over ~ hs ,',unr eslIt rItc %
mountaus near Ayt'a, wtth thxa W. u MslIu.ce!.
thu l3th last, tiat te nanl nop,lca Of spain. r. r.
clGeatsl!y stumbled over h's sa'', ,is 5ssesad' and W
contcnts OF bota barrels IL :n5 foi hclp, ie.f'
lux o. i',o pustess until s4ssof ,es5n ssns' aud q
spte tlo aasstaoce Of .o 10 s4s naIsllstey f!etaa
Madrid Dy spoeiat tEas,,, tuS a.,t T Jsy. liz r. r.,
ass ssSst ~ sSs tss, = I'll s q ID ss9;ss
Fisro to,ps viii tle daughter 2taruIs, e ,u lle ~
nar4;sa !s4; % sss'n lat 1s a,a es.sd
Marqu. Ioreella w Its,1s Gnu! t!'S Kns e19tSr oar
tng bis sympathy with .hn w'ttDni niacs from tn5
Is ysurs iii. Thu iuueEai took p p1as uaks' q
MsdnaCeii 1epsssss. lhe ssessia.o ssseao tAs p,a's
he lie Erpwn Spfois eYesytueT ev9uudi :e.va9,.ds.
lien perishud Ia ths great A'a'
, 1879-05-30
crcn such there 10, auhapplly) through desire
not to aiarml"
~ dn not; thcy nre too acased.''
"Scarctl Of Wf,6t3ft

evrn sttc fhrrn In itu1,ann1tr\ ti,rotIph esfro
moi to niarml''
"Scarcti oi Thst3"
III iuu't meal, persona1tv frtchten.1. but that
they sru so alarmed for t|1o saIntyof lin innaaca
tiai, in order 10 prevent the RECURRENCE vi lhclr
ierrhe mortality Of int wear, when tllsv fio
nal wnnt L, sae. ihc9 wlji notlfr ,iIn pconle II
ito irst casc, ~ Tint totu Who deslre ts,ny seek
10 do thc sal,,c, ''~
"1Vllat would bo tho effect Of such au nn-
II !,ciirvo Tia. lie everybody who could possfbly
telrors q ne last epidom's have ,,ot IT faded
men s Ss e @ S9f ss5yeq ~, 1s.: . sa s9sr
again." .."',''.'.
"Don't you think that those who eatt atforl
It will spend the SUMMER away from Memphis as
p,ssaa.|9,,asy ,,s!t, n, ne,su,s',' ,r,
LOT nc tell you that n tho yollow fever brcats
out the people in thu country dtstrjcts will
Hdnpt tic shotgun policY-wtll not allow trains
to run In aid out Of Memphis {ns last ycnrb
Arropos ot tic preceding interview respect.
tnu The BnnitnrY condition OF Memphis. rulnpr
fenrl,cd thu Reporters cars that gcntlctnan
welt known oil tle Cotlon Exchange Ind had
pottttrs sssuranco HAT already thrco casca
ot yellow fever naa bec1l discovered at Vicks-
burg. The 1tobt- Democrat nan hunted up The
sossn wS,e 5 w % i + ssyef v.1sS =. 1aasr y, sr
rs mast reliable H1an. AddFcsalng Him tic
reporter satt: ....
II hare been given to understand that you
havr positive information of thc e1tttenrG Of
yellow icrcr In YfcksbutEF'
"Wcll, that's no."
allow dld you get Toi,r tntormat1ona"
"Siy authority 10 good. 1t was told 10 me-"
"By whomih
III aon't want to mentton tic gentlstnnn's
, 1879-05-30
Gems from Oko1ona.

1tn1onu 16se ,SoufAs+n Sfnfsx fnst4
I'll, Somtl haa Lass rcsrcct fnr n TJ,,,,,In ,Ir.-
w e,,s ill.,. 80" .,'N, "'t
llhE UNA " !iao !os 'ae sucst tePthe aiat tfhle
Ito slinY folds through tllth. And yct this class
Of human magGots are permitted to Interfere
witt, tlr freo elections of onr ch]yalr,c neop,o
3uo 49,, ,om ~" y.nt.., t,,nt +I,nr, III, ~ 49,.
~ ua soa ~ r. thts ,'r.s ',trs,tn "uaS
~ .eekun ~ ,n'n =, .a'a'aouo ou'i4Ep """h
"'eI a'o 7ao1eet"'s u.s.
Here, 20 halftbreeds, Is tlle for you to gnaw
TIL your jaws bleed. Gnaw II. We sny: 6luco
Jn,,. !, 1819, NC have dstmissed 4 few scoEea 0f
usl'nquehta tto!i ouE suuaGet!pt!u1tc,t!st Gt WITHIN
~ sa.e nSslon AS1n ao iaan Mi.ssm aooI.Nsn aaen
uase a .,o @nIM H.. hae tas' mo't .no
otafa.I,a hn'stss t".t nas DEEM sesy maen
ovcsoa,aueea W tMg nfhns u M ncw n,t noatneta u m
snlMellne1s, IsI ma]os'11 o. "hosa W. ano" 70 he
DEaocAA7s' .
1inyas must surrender or he must l,o starved
out, Il it kuocks tho Government into cibota,
ltcticr this-a thousan,l-fotl better this-thatl
to permit Tho Federal h[relgs Ia tllterirro with
freu elections Nhe, It lies In our Dower to prc-
vent IT, "But tile btIsEutes tntesests of tIIe
eo,;1try NAV suffer IL We take that etcpH ,ylIs.
pcr lis cnyarJJy Conservatives. 10 helf-tiro
with the "business iptcrchtsN Of TIC country
whenever they conflict with liberty, right. and
tha iust demands Of iAe pooujc. UanEb tje
hny1nctaI
49,
lily Union 10 1ust a. natel1t 10 Us 1oaay, just
y aoAorIent nntl 1uss as unnatural. ID It VA: ~
looli pat "n haYo eome Mck 70 staf, nnaI what
ts more 70 have como back to rulo. Whyf
hernusn tne h9nthern people nnst thstr symna-
sa1zere u .ne hosta eonsttnte !, = suu ms)oF1ty
, 1879-05-30

.Ffto 1DfK 1shst i1tfu.1s
All tho threats will bo quietly swallowed and
tho Government will get Ill tho money Il re-
qurcs. Such IN ending OF the difficulty will
not help tho Democrats. who hage said too
much atll done too much to mako yIrtuo Of
tlle necessity Tint Ia before them. To the
odIum arising out of the pronunciation Of the
unconstitutional and destructive ptnns for
rlslou incident to surrender under ct1cum-
stancca Of peculiar humiliation.
, 1879-05-30
HOUSE,

14DUST.
6pttMl Disp.fch to Ins Tribune
BPNINoYlHLp, May 20.-scrytcts commenced
in the Iiouso this morning With singing hy the
choir, consisting Of Mason, Thomas, Johnson,
Lattn,cr, Huwkins, Joneo, Jackson, ulul Others,
OF "Rally Round tho Flag, Boys" Just botoru
the Speakers gayol fell. After littlu recrea.
uon Of this kIud the tumultuus business Of thu
day began.
scunte Bill 80, making IN appropriation Of
&15o,O0 10 the Southern pcnitcntnry ut Chester,
from whence boat-load Of sun-burnt Legislative
passed.
: The Legislative Appropriation bill {4s7l, aat-
thug apart $780, 600 Tor tlu expenses uf The
General Assembly, was scad at lafcu and passcd.
Foabebder presented resolution authorizing
the Aon to ho called for the purpoae Of a!!o Wing
each momber 70 alYanco BILL Thsa resolution
caused soue discussion, which WAS cut short by
the ruling Of tlis Speaker that t}lu Approprla~
ton hills had the ptecedenee, Mi! that i,u seso-
lutlun wRe, therefore, out oi order.
6euato pIll 4D, establishing Deaf aud Dumb
lnstttotlon at Chicago. camu utsou !ts passage.
Kobsson, Of Fulton, called the attcntlon Of tiiu
House that this measure MIS- III tI.u ltQAt uf
donation Or an experiment, from whirh It would
soua day grow to ba a. largo aud yoractous ~
This criticism on this enterprise brought
Mason to Ills feet with tew remarks In favor Of
the bill. lie called The attention, Ut tho tiouss
70 ulv fart that tho County Of Cock had between
800 alnl 400 deaf and dumb children, 4,ld tlal 1t
paid annually tll0, ,0o0 mors Tor school purposes
thaa IL used In tho education Of it, own childreu.
Iheso lWp speeches closeu Tho debate on thu
neasn!e, a1Iu the roll was c1llcl OIL ~ passage.
II s,soa ~ ~ passed. as sum named in tha bill
Tie General Approximation bill. ~ amended,
was passed without debate, III a,lYnnct OF thu
hour est for IT. consideration. btarkey Powell,
Ill, IJ,fF In Voth
, 1879-05-30
Tlt4rfllIlf1,

F7Ett77HH 77ZFHId t73FF.J.
Thurman arld Ewing mud Grecnback coall-
tion ID Tho one solitary hopo TINT the Ohio Con-
fcdro-D Democracy now cherfshcs. You had bet
ter accept, MT. Thurman. II Ohio is lost you
arc lost1 and It would by all means be better to
tnko the helm, rtsk ill, aud, Il necessary, 60
down with the shlp, like tic merry, merry Cnp-
taln that You are.
, 1879-05-30
JUDGE DILLON.


"a '"o'''' III '''' ~"reer ot D,stfnsul,b.a
., o"f'ai'
sne'a. to'Ffspontt"es a The Tttoun.
+. Dillon Jutlru Of Tic E,rbth Nv X.;ne I.on; dom
rtal C1rcnll. WIN viii ionsa ~, .'a,lohs' luot
! tn taEn NV t,rnf,..as.,, r .sase .''e hcnsh Seq.
-. = c%,, s.ho o1essofshlp in Cojum.
oaa' eo'leee' NOW York, WAS ho-.
Ct'Etssn.as'Oay. 1891, III Washington t,onsaa WI
New York, OF poor. Int tudustrnn,. ~. Houa1f,
re.rrctnhla noror,a 1fo s''o.e' ~ ""' frugal, md
p a. ,,,a W. ~, e''. a., e 10 'io~ ~ 'ears ola,
At .''o aso ol us pafe1'a cAins to Inn,
scttEint, IT. Davenport, where he has t,nr..1
hfdc4. 1Iu WIS nut1ecably fond of r..ol.s
csr1v hc,rnn In nt,,,co,, h,,,,,t, a'A
Whon ~ w,ars ~, H. ""oo1t'
,.,.l untn - ,ea,e Wv nv peEaa tho stuas d
medicine, attetltsl several courses Of 1crtu,.'
graduated md received lila narr,mant -. ust
IN thrcc venr, oftcr. 1,oc,',,n,,,'''s. Is ~.
h., ..a,, ts,,..., :. si.v, 1'e"ssa ptaeflet,
NV Eoe" toa,N' ~ "'shs eeapte, hhu Turned bis
attention 10 !a"' feadlhE textbooks In hI. ON
aged mother, rho Ind became a wI,lns ." YUM
nI,rt. n,,i1. tn nli him In Nj, ho "sq'
ro't' a"a' ~ a'a N'" ~ 'n''' ne auacu lac drug.
ous"Ios .nn, ~ u's seo1aleee'
In ls'3 hc was aflm'ttcu to tho Bar Of eeoa
County, at uuce begun the practice of 1,w ~, ~,
soon bcca,nc ono of thu uro,n.,,.nt ia, w. w. 3'a
I,o,,,, 1,,,nn T. 1t.,,1,s, ".". ,''.' ~, 'a@'fm II
lynn 41'iou u,' ~ 41"",s',""s lassef now d.
nb'e a!'4 "cIl-"'o"" 'udEe L1hdlcy Of the g.
The aanne year Mr. Dtttou fyas e1cctcd p,,..
, 1879-05-30
CURRENT OPINION.

Buprnmacy Of Mind Over h1nttor.
LoatsrtYe Cpurtfr-Janrnut tf,<m.,
In coDtrlvance, in mnch!natton, In cool. delib-
crate raseallty, the politicians Of The Democratic
party aro 10 match for thu politicians OF tho Re
publican party.
, 1879-05-30

Thros Cases Already Reported from VicIts-
turg, 1ttsH.-IntoEvlow with Senator 1fosi-
son on tho Sanitary Condition Of H1oinplis,
Daily Republican., 1879-12-10
DECENT PEOPLE in Kentucky who we're

DECENT PEOPLE In Kentucky who were
considerably mortified over the action
Of their yellow fever, smallpox dissem-
mating Governor, have their motifica'
tion increased by their model Governor
Black burn, making himself so popular
with the criminal classes that they have
purchased handsome landau to BIS
presented to him for his general jail
delivery in turning huge mass OF out
lawry loose upon the community. Among
other performances he has remitted
fines to the amount Of about $50 000
imposed upon convicted gamblers and
lottery men. Respectable Kentuckians
of course do not like the prospect; but
when respectable people help to elect a
man with perfectly infamous record
to high public Office nobody will re-
greet il he shall give them decided
taste of his quality.