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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-03

TROUBLESOME CHILDREN, that are al
ways wetting their beds ought not to be
scolded and punished for what they cannot
help, They need medicine having q
tonic effect on the kidneys and urinary or
gans. Such a medicine is Kidney Wort.
It has specific action. Do not fail to try it
for them.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-03
"A $40 BILL.
On 30 Days Trial.

We viii send our ELEcTRoVoLTAlc BELTS and other
Electric Appliances upon trial for 80 DAYS 10 those
suffering from Nervous Debility, Rheumatism, Far.
aysls or any diseases of the Liver or Kidneys, and
many other diseases, A sure cure guaranteed orno
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-03
Sl.O0 Per Set of Three Sizes.

Inls pen van make beautiful shaded stroke
rom bar line 70 onc.qnarter Of IN inch In width
never blots, and Is acknowledged by all who have
used II TO he ahead OF any Pen In the market for
pau anu fancy lettering OF all kinds. IL makes
.he nhest klla OF Ledger Headings and il specially
adapted for nice work of any kind Send for clrcu.
ar and sample writing, TO j. W. STOARES, 4 TIL.
bnne Building Chicago Ills.
, 1880-10-12
MART,lIANM

AsPRCf or Tue R0ftE10N 0lsAtM MAnkkra.
LONDON, Oct. 1t.-fho .lfurk La,M E11,rtst. In
tta review ct the british grain trado OF thn; na,t
woek. says: In consequence of henyys rntnR
throughout Eug1and, tho remnants Of tho nar;i,ns
still outstanding must bc considered Of no mnr-
kotabto value. 1hrashtng hns been on}ifGit
suspended. Whoat1n ahocks has suffered M1ao-
what. TITO prcsont position IL favorable fb5sH NJ,
advance In NIL kinds IT llrlt8h gratu, Tho lnar.
kot haa boon decidedly iu favor Of solfors, .ar,,
dny thoFo was very small suppjy Of Ensa1ts
wheat, particularly marketable qualities. Fhme
havo been funding upwards during tho wc1k.
aud sold readily at 14 per llartor aboyc Man.
days rntea Damp md tnfonor qualttlds ero
very difficult to sell. Thoro was a rood cnn,
aulnpt!va demand for tour, hut IN adyAnro Or
od to Is pcr sack was pald very unxinv.
". Barley Is I'd to 1s dsaFpF III ii ithe
woel. Ind oats ara 81 dparqr. Tho pfoytnoIo1
mnskots are very iirm. ny ,batunsay thd ad.
vance on tho bcat whcats aud .taripys, III n,nnv
inatanccs, was ~ On ,tl:o wcck,7 ;, T = Tbo
con!so OF tEado !n foreign i influenced ,n unall
arrivals and aott1 Continental tlotIlntit3 jrht.
AlHertrnR rods Qld foreign wh]to9 XUnnrni1v nHs
saElced II. THO demand, howcytr w0{ G;{r~5v
conssinpttve Indian nnd Australian IL ut ttt5,uiv
hela fuF IN udyanns. The tl,lcst 1iour IL Ii il Il
E,or sack dearnr, but th0ro was not tl1Vh RvtiS
TX. Maizo and outs advanced 6tl. 8nlps ~ Eu-
X H.. rnsa asanst antnE II 'as ws.k we're "
appointing wtGk Ut laat ycAr.
lMports lnto TUG Unltel Kingdom durlhRtho
week guiding OCT. Woro SIC, 0,67l uwk Of WEtuf Hn
163. .768 owt 0f lous. Il III Till H4'o
, 1880-10-12

A case Of Inversion Of tho tu1y In ctloroform
tAl Journal. The patient wns an lt-yeMr MD
10y. III wlloso cnr pea had bccnno inlt,e,.tltsi.
After eretti1 truls tu renl6fe It. fr1)tn thirty
~ thirty-t tvo drops 0E chlurDfOrtn we're inhuteti
froni handkerchief In order IL r1lieye tho
HrGt pain which tf!eso trtRfa cauaetl. and the
article was thol easily removed. but scarcely
hHd the lnha1ntfon ccasoh when tho b,y'a pulst.
entirely failed. mid tu xaye ovcry sign 0f up-
prt,aehnx death. anu efforts Of restoration Of
tho usua kind wetr. tried IN vain for more than
twenty minutes. Hts head and tho upper Iart
0f his body wero ttcn thssnt mt at tho wfnsnw,
10 try THO effect Of tho coo aEr: but, as no effect
Tho boy ~, the .lcvs and hung him out Of the
wis,dtw With Ills head downward. swinging hun
u nnh fro like a pendulum. After fnur Or i've
nlnutcA Of this procedure tho buys lenth-l Ike
nnpcRranco Of face became rcddcnc.,. antl he
uttered IL cry. TIM rcspir1ltion ind circulation
being restored hftcr murc than hnlf an hours
unrest.
, 1880-10-12

81. foula; Mo-, Oct 11.-At tho inquest to-day
ph tho body at Leon JJotichpr, who committed
!sl!tldc Inst night, his SON. who resides In VI.
1p14a County. testified TINT his mother died
pt'd(t year ago, since which tInlo hts fnthor
hui bcen tnuch depressed In spirits. lnattlt!on
to thls hIs fathtr believed tlat hia b!osxl was
turning to water+ and on this subjrct be hn.l be-
cotue lnnnomantac. Tn all other subjects,
however, ho wna perfectly rational. Letters
fUunI1 In his ncc Inst night xivu M Glow tn tim
catlse OF tho sui fcdrt and rtfer a1meat wholly tn
Two yonnK I siauEbtess as, Il, ennvent % w NJ sauIt
MI liccoilet, Cam. and sHveral othrr chEldrcn
0ng only ycArs old. nre hero.
, 1880-10-12
DOCUMENTS,
ENORMOUS QUANTITIES ISSUED.

aptetdi ptsnateh to 1hs chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 11.-Gen. Dun
can s. Walker, Secretary Of the Democratic
Congressional Committee, and also Of tho
Den,ocrattcal N ationai Committee, while OK
pressing confidence tint tho Democrats
would carry Indiana, saya: ut Is almost
too much to hope 10 carry Ohio" Lie also
says that the Congressional Committee has
about completed its labors Of sending out
documents. There l,ayo been issued from
Washington over 100000 documents, OF
eiellty.thEco different varieties. In addition
to this, The National Committee has sent out
ntnny millions Of documents. campaign
tracts, md supplements from New
York. So far rs documents are con-
cur,icd, moro hnvo been Issued this year
By thetwo Committees than, h !al,,y pr,evi9us
reslasnttai eapa9 a, a, ts ,stTlenf!Gn @
work ot tho National co,nmltttees, too, has
,lcsslIko why, a1ld Inns been the most efficient.
performed Iii, any National campaign: Tho
management hns been economical mid frugal,
mid there have bcell tl0 lenks,
, 1880-10-12
BALTIMORE,
Celebration Of the Ono Hundred and
Flstieth Anniversary OF 1sA Settles

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o11,,,5,.,:s s, a,1 +, $3.50 ro,,,..a+ .,,a
,noto,nr Nv. Won ",,s.,,,"',s i, o,,,s.sa ~,
,;,,,,a .,rro tsol tr,,,, 49," Tt.o usot... s,Ss
vnra",t, ,, u. ,s,n,,,. ,xt. H. ,, $500 ~.
Enr+ M".1o,,r,, tr,, a,s,, ~ t.,ts..to. ~ W.
,rossn, l., hntn. nt,-a mi .hn -,t,..,,,,a1
s.saa," ill.,, 49," ~ p.lIo'p 't,.
49,. .,,.,. 49,. 49,, s.'J 49,. ~. ss "us @ ot
49,, ".. ,'ananss ""ss' NV Mae,sa as uu 'c.a-
s.a.a.s ...''.e o,,.,, ,.,.., e!usa w
o,o,s sro 49, aou ,,.',.,n.' n ,nou a,"a,, ~"
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t,.at .h,!f.s.,s ,..s.mn ~, ~ 49,. 8>ss est
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..!any po'l.a' uIu ~ Neto cto"uct!' 10 nj
fosslpao ~ c7tinla1e tno Fast n"aloer OF peop'o
chtldron, who thronKed tho streets, bnlconjcs,
windows. md bouse.tnns for ,n}cn' nil uvlow
with excitement, enthusiasm. a,.l m, riot,s
Tho program vi THIS tho upcnuR day Of tl,o
jubilee, WIS gsaul procession 10 Illustrate tho
history and progress ot baltimore III her ito Of
~ seu,s ~ % W. ,,., p,nnencs " sSnhGe' .hans'fy
, md .,ao. The a!tl.a"ro oho hnllroad re-
coming ia by tho regular aud special t,7,ins aro
smp.v n,nynso, "'S' ''"'09 "'
Tho yarous divisions formed In tho castcrn
sccttop of tho cifv. nruclnnll,. nm f,rou1vn,, ,,
",to"o,t s,ro.,,s 's nj no ,"a vi, ,2""s ,".2 ana
intersection Of broadway ind Canton avenue
promptly at 9:'H) a. III. detachment Ut tno,,pt-
e. poc0 ioa 9 tas e"lt' owsa lo " tho Chief
satsa. ~ n''u nss!s'aat "atsaats Ne4t c"n'o
n9 Mayor a ot ,: oon. Lattooe
rnnucnnnts. nieruy. nn,t orutors ~ tho ~ ,,a,. ~
nc',nvinD civttrc,' ,mrr,v"s fo1,,,.o, 14u m "ay'
, 1880-10-12
CONGRfss1ONAL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SPR1NaPlELD, Mass, Oct, l1.-The Repub-
licana have ren0ultnate1 George o. Robinson
for Congress.
NOTES.,


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MISREPRESENTATION epesas oeoo'e" 70 1a5 e"teaao 7Tsoa"*
LkAVRHwolsT1t, Kas., Oct. 11.-Thcrh hny-
lnR been soms doubt expressed BY tlmorous
Republicans "a tn tta rca,tt In tha Hhcond
Dtstrfct nnon tha rnreraos,o,,a, ~ ~n"s.in,,
nrd f9n,, ,.sss.. ~ ,, 'saa'o';a' 4uusttu".
,1'u uouocFats haYlng loudly boastcd that
Lid. d7een, the Fusion 0reonback-D Demo-
critic candidate, would defeat the!Ilon. ID. &.
Haskell. Rep,biican candidate fl,r rcsYect,n,
.,... 'Np.s".'ss" sast4uA""to wv +Ec1EettoHs
rnI p tusn. II VIZ e'e,aue my. .s4e"ea
1uI,s. ~ - iaa1oncll: ! h4a!. D. r. nin'pso'l'
suake a. a. bassatt. anu Senator Criclltor,
Recognized luaders Of tho Republican party
IN that district. now intending thu 11nttei,
Btatea Cart 1,era TIVE unnes ~ ,,,t,,
tl,rao oo,tt.. ~ .'' W. 5ca'a nsot ~"
III sao"".Gs ln uo nelu, Has-
IN tile minority so that with n
fusion cardtdhto cotnps thu hmm NJ ffo o1ee.
ttou Of n DcmocratIo Courraaan,or fro,n
kansas srh,, .-a,'.,a,.'a .s.su..s0s', sa t.on'
.Naae. .. tue Re"t4e!aen 1h1er9leWea, now"
uses' Who haye been taking nn active part In
tho campaign, aro confident Of linskell's TO-
election by q majority of from I'm tn ann
All ap1no that mron tha Nat.n..s -. J,.s.
thcra il the wtldcet ort,,us,oan,
cnorru's ,,vro,,n
, 1880-10-12
vent'on Of the Prohibition party, held III this
e!fy tnls gye!,lng, notn!nated Meal Dow


Mf. Nnaby tcaeccllcs taan Democracy OF
Duty.
CosSxpItr ROADS twich ts In tho State Nv
KeutuckyL Oct. q. 1891 nm hero on Il turlu
from our glorious lender, aluoral 1iancoek ia
nttond to sofno privlt btznis, but kin speek
from hero cx well OF from 0uvnor's Island. 1t
Is to tho Dimocrlsy NV Ohio md 1nIeany that /
addross mysetf.
Yoo hev a terriblc flto aforo 700, noxt Toos-
lay. Tho cnotay NV ckal rites lsup III arins, and
aro maxim dasprlt struggle for possession NV
thoin atatcs. 1t Is tho preliminary tte In Tho
Rrato Presidential battle, nnd wtchoycr side
wins Hoes into tho Eeneral engagement With q
percentage In ther favor.
WILL tho DitnoorIsy NV them 9tntes consider
tho stooashcn wo AFRO In. and whnt w0 wnnt?
Nc want n n1nokfatto President and 4 pmo-
kratfo CouRris, 10 TINT wo w tho Cross ltoatls
kin hev seceshn Crtek slack wateroi, n ra,oroau
bilt to 6ocossunvil1e, md plank. road to Davis
ylltc. at tho expense Nv tho nincrni Ooyormont,
10 orcRtc blznl hero.
We rant Dlu1okratlr President and Con9rts,
10 thRt Confedrit Cross.Noatls kin hey POST.
O1s md Cuetoul- House 10 do tho bizucs that tho
syatom nv intOrnM improvements CONTEMPLATED
will porloose.
VIC want Dlmckrntio ConKrls wtch will keen
tho tax OH whisky and a D iiuck ratio President
wch will apptnt ltovenoo o(flsors that won't col
lcct tho TUX In tho 1ouh, 50 that We kin SUCCESS
fully compete With Northern tistillera, md en-
courage that industry ln tho mountains NV tho
South.
Wo want r,,r,n1,..+v, r,.,.,. Ala. Ali,
o,,.>,.".. "a" 49," U'N.oAs"to son8T7 uht VIII pny
don't TINT won't veto the BILLS, 80 TINT tho South
We want d ulInocratio AJinliiistrat,on that
wil rcnshun tho suthorn horoes wch it ~tsr i,r
thor lccdor's tdeas. 80 that Dascom shol lo ,,Llo
to glt pay for tho llkker ho SELLS In cash. and do
nwMy with that euss NV hla btzn!a pu<lk .kuutin.
q. y. is not hnndy with ehnlk, and h0 hez either
tho inside Nv his bar-foot,. liz ls now posttn
hls acgouut8 on tho Inside uv bis barn. wich +
his ledger. Il lucky roof and Il r,ituy tuy wood
wash nut his e,It5re notounts.
. Wo want DiIuOcr1tttc Congress that will rlp
thunder out Nv tho tAtitf and lot tho SOUTH wjrfl
Europe and git hor goods, wlpt ID fnain hv
pauptr lnber, thore ut pnrpor iaber rrtcus, Ti9o
ilnuty South tez pnde triboot to tho nanufactrin
North long enuf.
We WlEt a DtmekrAt1p administration .vtch
Will not Interfere with bayonuts or scIl when wo
pnss s!ci laber lAws Will eEable Us to XII tho
n!8ger whcr hs woul ia short. W. must hoY
ohSop laoer TINT we may hov crops and s!cl,.
W.. w want , gdtnil,latrushen wicli WILL not in.
lower warls Nv the grate city NV Nuo York, Il,
ttoIn localltfes WI want II very free ballDtt Wa
w.nt no Jonnny pavenports tn arrcst patrlotto
mont thoy voto dSzon ii,les s At o,io q oioeRsSun.
Patriotism shooa 10 et1ul,rrllgcd.
will let uH reor&atlxe tho EoopreI1p Cuilrt mid
mako 1t Dutnocrhkic 90 ttut we nlY bo nj RI ti,nt
Wnt II DtmekrAttc Co1vrls dpcs viii II. .wttnst
Ge proilounst IcKnl and conatItopshreI,
, 1880-10-12
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LONDON, Oct. 1l.-A dfspatch from Thyatmys
reports that King Thoebau, rendered arrogant
" tho easy suppression oS tue Rebellion unios
Fs'nce nyonn9oke, has been preparing to tnako
war OIL tho british. Oycr 1000 llurmcso trn,,na
nave aFsivhd at tho frontier, and shey daily ux.
peot to be reinforced hy l,0D moro. 4 ffitrsanuo
y ais9 expected from tho King dstnAniiinx IL.
muse subjects sfo!n Hyounguko's e1podition. t,r
trooAa VII! immediately eru4s the frat,tjUr. iva
coinphnles % Infantry haye bueu ordptpd up to
, 1880-10-12

THE nfFPICuETY WITH CHINA.
ST. PETEnsnuM', Oct. tj.-Thn AiHnfc 1'atse
rays. 13uizou, tho 1lussian Mtniatcr to China,
has returned hero to cnnrer with the Marquis
Tying. with tho object Ut dcrtslns tho hest
means Ut removing thu dit'lcultiea IN tho way Of
now trenty between Russia md China. a.,
HERLiN, Oct. 11.-The N1tth German ddz<tts
says: "Wo hear from st. Petersburg that China
has given It's An,i,assasnr, the 3tar.,,s Of TsenR
fuil powers, with the view Df ending tho ntXt,-
ttauons between 1uss'u and China satiAfue-
tnrlIY."
, 1880-10-12

Tt1LAQks PlftAokp AND TItr1R tNHAhItiMfs
NA63ACltkn AY KUltDs, To
TEHxnAH. Got. ll.-rho Kurls who recently
entertd pessan territory aro st.ll Iu the Mats.
Kaa l,atrIct. The Inhabitants OF sontchtrulak.
tho Governor OF which lied at tho approach of
tho kurtiB' have sworn allegiance to tho Kursls,
Inc Town OF M!sandah and four larxs villages
have been ptltagod and tho inhabitants uuasss
cred. Tho Persian Government has ur.lprod thu
dispatch of twelve battalions OF Infantry md
2,0a1 caya!ry, with twclyr guns, but they c9nIlof
Feach tha scene Ut acuoh for ten days, Two
, 1880-10-12
CUBA.

YELLOW -fEyEH,
HAVANA, Oct. 11.-Fourteen deaths from yol-
low-fever occurred last week.
jux0 YSG SING,
Managing Director Of tho Ch'na Mcrchunts
Stcnnl Navigation Company Ut tho Southern
Ports OF China, hns arrived to usccrtain 1t It IL
feAs!llp to upen intercourse By steamers 1o-
tween Chlua and Havana.
, 1880-10-12

..s rrsTs.at;tss , JDur,Mrs 4; tSneo.d a. u, 3ttr
cinnat! had forbidden "ban9ed" or afr[xzluI''
hair 70 be worn ln hls .t!qcese. 4 lnrKo cOn.ir-
i1,as,u, maa2n waa hnla lasoly in IT. johns Caurch
beforehand by !holr minister that Tho isI.hop
wtHlId nut l2y hia hand Ua INV "frixxie4j = ~.
, 1880-10-12

LONDON, Oct. 11.-A prlyatu telegram from
Valparaiso, dated tho 9Th inst. stntcs tlnt HcHo-
tiattons for peace between Chill and Peri, hAtc
trcn opened at Aricn with tho Intervention Of
thN United Statca. -
, 1880-10-12

WENT ANU TOOK THEM.
NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-The Peruvian Consulate
hero has atvtccs that Choril!as, Ancot,, MD
Chuncay were totnhartlct bccNuse Peru refused
Ia surrender the khips Union and 1linluc tn tho
ChtInn co1ltuander. He WIS told to "conlo aud
ttIk1 them"
, 1880-10-12

PAsronAr, or THE ARClintRttUr or nCnttv.
LONDON Oct. 1i.-Archl'lstlop Mccalsc. OF
Dublin, ,,ns written II pastoral lettcr leploring
tho eItcpec OF thoso irish leaders In whose pres.
cnce thrcuts Of violence to landlords hayo been
Uttered.
, 1880-10-12
ITALY,



ROME, Det. lI.-Acc0rthu tn i!lu clerical 1o,tr.
nnls tho papnl finoIa nt Paris will continue 10
negotiate With tho French tiosernneut With tho
inject 0f mitigating the application Ut the re-
lfglous dccfccs, md IL viii drw mi TN tho result
Of these efforts whether tho 1'opo will Intervene
or not,
, 1880-10-12
DISMISSED.


CIB1UN.
NEW YoRK, Oct 1l.-Judge Blatchford,
Judge Choate concurring, has given tecis-
lon refusing to remove Davenport, Chief
Supervisor Of Elections, and dtslisstng tho
order to show cause granted Saturday.
Judge Blntclifortl, however, thought certain
parts OF the regulations governing tho Dep
uty.AlQrsllat8 might be modified.
, 1880-10-12

At meeting of tho Land i.oague at 1soscom.
mon ycsiert1uy. the nlc1nbera Of injury brnneDcs
OF tho Organization I'm the 1ictuhbortlt0t Mt
ten,lcd1. l'Arllcil bud prOllse,l 10 b1 present
atld wus to receive great ovation, but did not
nnf1Nnr
, 1880-10-12

who had taken thoir atofo with students Of tho
American College, at villa BRn 0irv,lnno, mar
torctto. received lnttmau0n from tho police tn
leave, and they have KanB to lsono.
, 1880-10-12

PROSECUTION or A NEWSPAPER WRITER.
PARIS, Oct. 1l.-Thp Government hus COM
meuccd prosecution aga!nst Felix Plat for m
article justtfyinB tho attempt OF Dcrezowskt,
tho Pole, TO shoot tho Emperor of Nusan ut
pArIs In June 1Hd7.
, 1880-10-12

VIENNA, Oct. 1l.-Nows comes ty way OF Con-
stnnt!npple NJ Il great fnaarrcetioIl Of Nuh0mot.
ans iu kAYhRnr nYAi1sst tho Ch!ngRu.
, 1880-10-12

lntln!!ons M a occupy poeitlon hot rcon tho rcbols
ready Runo to collect troops.
, 1880-10-12

Ar18lade, a Republican. bus been elected Sem
ator for the Department of AricKe. and Carne
and Duvnt, Conservatives. huyD becn chosen
bonRtors for tho Department Ut Cotcsdn Nordl.
, 1880-10-12

y has boon brought te my not!cs that 20 lisser y
hastrtainx unusE tho slAtug Uf Mufrtsn. liul.inur
Eu. Ut Chicago suur.nNs limitation ~ Nlcort't Sttnt
it1sl1EAtvu. 1h1 public a19 uuuvd ttMt lt!cuna
Vital HeAtUF1tlVG Ii Eenlinu ntIle&s my AuIOxrulA
s!xna.uro! i " sEoH 6es, and Assata S*n sehsnsk,
MAuluHA1u 1x6Nx iu EllcNEG.
New York. Oct l. lSxl
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-02
Again 1t Was The Cat.
rROckvilla fConn \ Jourpoil

A Rockville gentleman went to his
barn the other evening to feed his cows.
As he lifted the cover of his meal-bin he
noticed several mice inside. Thinking to
be rid Of the mice, and give his cat a
good meal at the same time, he put down
his lantern and went for the cat. He
brought her in his arms to the bin, lifted
the cover and dropped her in. She, not
Immediately taking in the situation,
bounded out, hit the lantern and knocked
it upon the floor. f'
The lamp fell from the glass and In
less time than 1t takes to tell it, the oil
was on fire and running over the barn.
floor. The gentleman tried to stamp the
fire out, but it wouldn't 70 out; 80 he
managed with his feet and hands to keep
it from spreading. The bin was but q
little way from the hay-mow, and if he
should go for help the hay would Ger.
tainly take fire. In this emergency he
happily thought of the smothering pro-
cess, and taking off his coat threw 1t
upon the fire, and by dint Of hard work
succeeded in putting it out. His coat
was ruined, and his hands and arms were
considerable burned, but large barn,
full of stock, was saved. The moral Of
all of which is: Be careful with lanterns
and wary of cats. s.,.-.. -..
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-02
Mr.. Seney's Liberal Gifts.
THE MethOdist.J

A few months ago Mr.. George I. seney
President of the Metropolitan Bank, in
this city, gave 10000 to the endowment
fund of the Wesleyan University, Mid.
dletown, Conn. We are now permitted
to say Mr.. Seney has added $4,000 to
his gift. On Monday last Oliver Hoyt,
President of the University Board of
Trustees, called at the office and stated
that Mr. Seney had that morning sent
for him, counted out $4,000 in bonds
and $1,000 in bills Ito pay his quota of
the annual deficit of the University and
handed over these funds to be placed In
the University treasury.
1t is well, perhaps, to add that at the
same time Mr.. Seney sent his check for
$1,000 to Presiding Elder Beach as his
annual contribution to the support of the
worn-out preachers Of the New York
East Conference. The total of s79,5OO
made very good days work even for a
prince of Methodism. Within a wear
Mr.. 6eney has given $13O, 900 to the Yves
leyan University. The example ought
to be worth good deal to our struggling
Methodist Colleges. In recent years no
other interest of MethOdism has been in
such serious danger. The colleges have
been maintained in part by the sacrifices
OF the Professors and the liberality of a
few noble men. We begin to hope that
our colleges will not always be distress
ingly poor.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-02

A novel attempt was made in Dundee
Q fortnight ago to ascertain where the
bodies Of victims Of the Tay bridge dis
aster were lying. A lady was taken out
in yacht and mesmerized. She pointed
out the place WHO'RE body was lying
deeply imbedded in the sand, and when
grapDels were used the collar of an over
coat was brought up. The clairvoyant
afterward declared that TWEEN ty bodies
lay underneath the girders.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-02

Col. Gray Chief Engineer Of the
Southern Pacific, and Major Converse
General Superintendent Of the Sunset
route, left San Antonia Monday via
Fort Clark, on an inspecting tour via
the new military road being opened to Fl
Paso, which road is about one hundred
miles shorter than the Concho route. 1t
is believed that the Sunset will yet be
the first road to reach Ell Paso, the Texas
and Pacific from Fort Worth not ex-
cepted.-[Galyeston (Tex.) News.
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THE ASSASSIN CURRIE.
He Outlines HIS Defense to . Well.
Known Actor.
lst Louis Post-Dispatch.l


Known Actor.
lSt Louis Post Dispatch.1
A prominent actor connected with the
Maggie Mitchell Combination visited the
murderer of Ben. G. Porter while play
ing an engagement at Marshall, Texas,
the 7th Of the present month. He found
james Currie closely confined in the jail
at that place, very hopeful Of his ulti-
mate freedom. In conversation with a
Post-Dispatch reporter this morning the
actor said that the feeling all over Tex
as, and especially in Marshall, where the
tragedy occurred, was very strong
against Currie. The people wanted to
see Barrymore and Miss Cummins return
and testify in the case, so that the mur-
derer might be convicted.
They laughed at the idea that there
would be any danger to either of these
witnesses in giving their testimony and
returning to Texas. They deplored the
fact that Barrymore was not coming,
pleading his business engagements a. an
excuse. The better class of people
considered that Barrymore's duty to
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-02

Twin brothers at Evergreen, Alabama,
were not only alike in looks, but so equal
in strength that wrestling match was
arranged as test. This did not settle
the question, however. for one was
thrown on bis head and killed at the be-
ginning of the contest.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-02

At Stockholm, the Countess Ferson
Gyldenstolpe, whose grandfather, Count
Fersen, disguised as coachman, drove
Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette to Va
renDe, was lately burned to death. She
is said to have been the last Of the Fer
sons.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-02

Kidney Wort 10 natures remedy for Kid
ney and Liver diseases, Piles and Cpnstipa-
ton,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-02

Chew Jsckson's Bessswess NavyTobcaes. he
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From Col. Q. H. Deievan.

From Coll C. II. DeIeVan.
New York, April 70, 1ST.
After years Of use, 1t gives pleasure to certify
to the virtues Of DR. Tome Venetian Horse Linz
ment, 1t has saved the life o. one. Of my. four
horse black team. This recommendation ! give
should know is value s7 = ''a'fr
! CHARLES H. DELAyAs, e.,
No. ns West Twenty second street,
The Family Liniment Is % and 80 centg the
Horse, % cent?, inpipt bottles the Derby Pow.
den, Is cents Q box. Sold by the dfhgristA
Depot. No. AZ Murray street. New YORK.
.. .sl "a. ap26s&vlyte ~. i.-..,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-02

Thousands Of ether certificates can be seen 1t
the depot
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-02
ASTEYN A.

This is to certify that have had the Asthma
since 1S4l. and have been treated by many physl.
clans without relief Your Venetian Lnlmsnt
has made perfect cure. -..-...--
WIN. Y. TOWNSEND,
Port Richmond, Staten Island.