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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-01

Much SICKNESS, undoubtedly with chill
dren, attributed to other causes, is occasion
ed by worms Browns Verrnifuge Comfts,
or Worm Lozenges, although effectual in
destroying worms, can do no possible in
jury to the most delicate child. This val
liable combination has been successfully
used by physicians, and found to be abso-
lutely sure in eradicating worms, SO hurtful
70 children. Twenty.tve cents box.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-01
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.

SPRINGFIELD; Ills, June 20.-The su-
preme court this morning affirmed the con-
stitutionality of the state railroad law. The
Illinois Central, it is said, will appeal to
the United States supreme court
CORPORATION LICENSED.
The secretary of state to-day licensed the
Broadway Planning Mill company of East
St. Louis with capital of $4,000. In
corpoators d. Christian Ramb, Warren G.
Ramb and Franklin g. Ramb of East St.
LOUIS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-01
Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New YORK, June 30, 1905 p. NJ
Wheat--irregular-No. Q Chicago, 81 OF
al OS; No. 2 Milwaukee, 81 sol o;
Red Winter, 81 1901 II; No. Red
Winter, 81 17@1 1874. Corn quiet
No. 9, 5094.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-01
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, June 30, 200 P. NJ
Wheat-Small business at lower prices
Winter, 9s 4d@9s Sd; Spring, SIS ADO
9s 4d; California average, IS edges Cd;
California Club, o. 4d@10s. Corn-4s 10d
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-01
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
STUDENT INDICTED.

NEwBURG, N. Y, June 29.-The
Orange county grand jury indicted Beau
mont B. Buck, the Texan student who shot
John G. Thompson, Jr., as Highland Falls
few weeks ago.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-01

II you waken in the morning with a Bit
ter taste in the mouth, coated tongue, per-
haps headache, your liver is torpid. You
need Carter's Little Liver Pills.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-01
CHICAGO. June 80. 10 90 N.

CHICAGO, June 30, 1000 NJ.
Wheat = July, s7%; August, s5K
Sept s31S.
Pork-July, sll s719; August, sl9 90.
Corn--July, 344; August, 341l,
Oats-July, 23B; August, 225s.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-01
HAIR DYE

Gray hair OF whiskers changed TO glossy black
by a single application Of this dye, II imparts q
natural color acts instsntsueously. Sold by drug
gists, or sent by express on receipt of 81.
Office, 80 Murray Street, New York.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-01

AN EARTHQUAKE AT MLEANsBoRo, ILL.
McLEANsBoRo, ILL.,, June 29.-The most
severe and alarming earthquake ever felt
here occurred this evening at $50. Houses
quivered, dishes and windows ratified, and
the roar was loud and prolonged. All
agree that nothing to equal it has ever &C.
Cured in this part of the state.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-01

WARSAW, ILL.,, June 29.-The levee broke
last night for width of two hundred feet
People are getting their stock off the bot.
tom. AHthe wheat and corn will be lost
Great anxiety exists at this unexpected ca.
lamity Eighteen thousand acres of land
in this county will be overlooked
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-01

TIME TABLE OF PASSENGER TRAINS FROM
yIYCENYEs (Noy 80, 1879
EASTWARD.
No. 2 Day Express Except sunday. 30 ?. N
" Rpress Except sunday .......,. l:35 p. m.
Z" Night Express CDally) .........,.. .is:Soa. NJ
WESTWARD.
No Express Except sunday. ........ 6:lj q. m.
" Day Express Except sunday. $50 p. N.
" Night Express DAILY ...". ...".. % d. m.
j. r. CLARK G. S. CONE. JR.,
Agent yincennes Gen Ticket Ag't Cincinnati
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-01

II. w. SMITHERS, Receiver.
SHORTEST SHORT LINE BETWEEN
CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Time Schedule:
through Express leaves Cairo. ........... s:3oam
Through Express arrives at E. 81. Louis. 5:iS pm
Through Express leaves L. 81. Louis.... 800 am.
Through Express arrives al Cairo........ $50 pm.
Murphysboro accommodate onleaves Cairo $50 p n
Mu'physboro Acc. srrivesat Murphysboro 80 p m
Murphysboro Acc. leaves Murphysboro. -. 10y m
Mrrphysboro Acc. arrives at Caro-. ......N 70 I'm
The Cairo 81. Louis Rail Road is the only al
Rail Route between Cairo and 81. Louis under one
management, therefore there are no delays al
way stations awaiting connections nom other lines
Close and sure connections at ST Louis with other
lines for North East and West.
J A NAUGLE, L. N. JOHNSON,
Agent General Manager.
, 1880-04-09
MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY,


ST. PAUL, Mlnn,, April 8.-The Noartl OF
Regents OF tho Minnesota State University,
In session here tu-tlay, nlnde some Important
changes In the Faculty. G, il, Folwell wns
reelected President by unanimous vote.
The following Professors were reelected:
Jabez Brooks, Greek; Edwin j. Thompson.
Mathematics and Astronomy; Newton II.
Wlnchctl, Geology, Mincralogy, andIn Charge
Of the Geological Survey; Charles N. Hewitt,
Public Health; John e. Moore, North Euro
puan Languages; Moses Afarston, English
Language and Literature; G. W. Hull,
Geology, Mlneralogy. and biology, ]. G.
Hutchinson and J. s. clark were elected
Assistant Professors of Greek mud t.utin.
Tie two lnst-nnncd uro alumni OF
TIE University, s!ttl laye scryetl !, therein rs
Of Prof. q. Campbell, the, oldest membur Of
tho Faculty, was ncceptea.
Tho foregoing action drops tho following
Instructors: Mr.. N. y. l.!lunc, Professor a!f
Civil md Mechanical Engineering; Dir. y, i.
leckhAIn, Professor Ut Chemistry and
Physics; Mr.. Z. IL. Lacy. Professor II Agli-
culture; nild Mrs. A. N. Snlltli, preccptrcss
OF English.
, 1880-04-09
BELOlT COLLEGE.


Ono Of the tnost pleasant collegiate Rnthcr-
ings Ut the sctlsou WIS that Ut tho Eeto!t COL
leHo alumni. which wus held lust evening ut tho
Palmer Housc. \ preliminary business meet.
Ing was held In tho clul'r10sll, Mr.. W. a. Mant-
gomcry, Of tho Gluss Ut 1B57, III tho chair. Tho
alAMllt hive held lo meetings for sol,lo yours,
md last nights gathering wns tho successful
result Ut Mn Mltompt tu revlvu tho utl meetlng
:, A constitution aid by-lnws woro adoi'ted, ulid
tho lGllownA ul!lcurs f1r tho ensuing yGar una1l-
vlcs-I.reslents, Iruf. 4. T. Chamberlain! asld
urer. j. s: Ken.iail: K.dcutyv Committee, il. T.
4ltIl,lrt, Il. u. ltnlpntit,e, una G. +. White,
Tho Kr'ltl.ttltes then ~ duwn to dinner. Tho
o!ih ul,d socl,,n. wofo sung, IND lilo hoalth ut
:in.ts. jassrh Emerson, n. G. chanbcrluiu.
atives Of ths Facal.y, and ii bricf atldrcsscs
sAru 4 su,l nceul,At Ut tho present stnto Ut
aifnirs II l'eloL Tho Co'!cSu buildings aru
plutcl il liinu far rColaa,enacinuns. ~,
NJ. W. 4. Montgomery uctel III toast1nuster,
while rcspo,sca wgru ,nado Us folEaws. "lle!Olt
sSfS s 1*ss'$ xSs's sss., AE:p y tsSS!s ~
'Gi,-n hlator!ca! rtsuno; .Alnn AlMtor," ", a:
Men, n.S q; i;s!o't s.esrsF cs!sFo Iy
festivities wcro continued until curly tAis morn.
ln4.
tho sa9ss we 5sna IT, ePM %sts aa 'ats Gesa
?ss'ss s II T. Il 'sefx sEsfs H. 5sss 1sos. rs. j. s.
ss SS'! " Wilt II t. Msfi!a. u p!ae E \. j.
IhntMps,'t, L: q. Valentino, %; q. +: :Whlte, =.
+. WGysler. 4. Halni.an',,'14; Y, y. Keep. F; II.
ss! sss:, = %sses Ssss. J. J. SSCs; SsCs;' ~ s q
s'oAs f. 4. icisls' .i ncsG' VI: Il t. Fisi, si vs.; 4: Il Il
humphrey, ~; +. II. Hark"oathor. 70; 4. N.
, 1880-04-09
GOVERNMENT NEWS.

sEvEv thousand dollars In silver was received
yesterday.
THE Assistant Treasurer yesterday tlisbusscd
$1,000 in silver und *l5 0oJ in gold.
Tus s,lh-'rrcns.ry yesterday received 100
In gold frum tho mint ut Philadelphia.
SUPERINTENDENT MCDOWELL Is improving
rnpidly, and will probably DO ut bis ollIce next
week.
GEORGE LyoSs, who wns arrested for vIola.
tton nf thy rrycn.tc l1.ws, yGscrtlny Eavo Dsll
before JudEu lIo1gGtt until tho :a'th.
TIFF internal -ravcnue receipts yesterday
amounted to *si,EUs, ut which *fn,Ess WIS fur
spiritt. III, ,4GH for tbnecn nttf Ggnrs ind 81 ,tI
for lmcr. Tl,ore werc no exports OF alcohol.
TnE First National hank YESTERDAY deposited
on behn!f Or tho ChcuHo, A'iwaHkeo 4 Y. .'P.,'!l
lts!!r,n;l f"r tho rs,s1ipt!on 1f thu Ci.ic,,Ko,
.Un s lIIuir, rrt,ruscl,stng Tho Chtcnu 4 North
Western NAirAll. Yesterdays action TN tile
part Of thu ~. la,l lt.ilrtl cuts " tho North
rilic, nl,u ~ believed tn hMvc hcpn lrcelerutc ly
tho Judgments obtained ughilist the short llne
tho day Previous
WEN The counterfeit sloo note on thc Pltts.
cred by Mr.. Norton, Ut tho ChicMno sub.
Treasury, tlluro was stine doubt M to tho chnr-
t. o Rcn,,l,lu rio iii VIVA eu;it o,l to 'rrensilrrr
ullllll4t, and yesterday = Letter w.s % rGcSlveA s
gI1rnk I,r1tiisuee.I II counterfeit, nnd that It
was THO most dlnHer0ts counterfeit thnt bus up
pcAreA fur seror ycars buck.
THE enltscttons tor customs Yesterday amo,nt.
e,axls rccsive'l:. ". X: ol,nsteasl.: o.ses nnpl;
G"1s IF sSc, s;ciS e." & s,e1 rx u,,+ ;,s s9U"M1 e. X
O.Gorn S Co.. . packages brandy; t3rn,n1nIs 4
Ulirtcb, ~ clses cta.I,ragne; 4 l.. Setnltl1nll, Y
fsis fpwa %s; r f1S'sp 5ss's , s1cy s e
s. Ct,., 10 tHns p1H-Ert,n: john Morell & tn, Il
, 1880-04-09


of smallpox wero reported yesterday, md two
of then, proved 10 le genuine. which CUTS tn
shuw Tint there Is really cansG for tho I{rcutcst
prrcnttlon being ta!sef to pruvent tho sl'rea1 of
tho tllscnsu, aMl Tint ihu suspicious nf tho
Health Department on the subject were not
Without foundation.
Tho tirat chsu reported was that Of AlIcl1net
.tctiEnnfR, living ut MI l57 North uninn street,
md III examination showed TINT 1t wna Hrr,llne,
hut tho xMlree of infection uuli nut l,u tr!ccst.
It wits evialcilt. 0wpyet. from tho surroundings
way Or llilUt1ur. for tho nctElbt'rEuM al,Otit,ta
III. ."hcnf l!siKing nit tenement l,o!iscs lie WIS
fS HI "sxt s " .Se tSc ay eor ono which
prs,ssl E'nntne, wils rrportcd from No. u
s",th i'se strsS nln to a tlHts sn,IH msS '
which i. WIS found c.nsnlnctl q iatKo n,tnbor
nr ihlnies. aa @ al of t,o.n hM! ss'i liner mI2Ge r nr
@ lso ,lirs,ptly fr.cc st il WIS believed Tilt ho
calliKht tho ,lIsuasu frun tho Albums strcct pn-
tlet III tito Vicinity who bud bcr.t reinoretl tho
recommended tho lt,l11etlto vaccination ur tho
tlrIH!lurho0l, aud tu7dAy tho lfta'tth Commits
eioser viii vccliMltc slc1 HI urv not Ablc, Or ru-
itr. uarirI exattsnui tho scholars IN Tic
Washington Actaoi during tho ,lay, Or ut lenst
children from No. 81 lt,,Itnt,t street, wl.trg Il
ensu VI snull-M,x hui tccn discovered tho dny
!tforc, aud found tint ull but three or fotr
toro evidences nf t'lt,l1luEsi vaccination. Those
and llo hopes thoru Will By III further treubu:
cg r,tts,, liz" tho schtsl couli 10 ha,i,-or, ut
eust, ls,tlo ws furnished the .ep9ricrs.--and
this will by 1IIltlu sltllItct ..f spsclnl i'Mlry
c,t,e ot vaccination from physicinn befuro ad-
Mf3sult.
sot,,o ci,scs ar tue disease ar. GSing, Or liayo
been, harborctl ~ tho elty, aud Mttrt!,ates tho
now csos f. this fact. Or to tho fAet Of tho ds-
cllsc prevailing In sottic Ut tho ,sI5uee,,t towns,
,yhluh .utxt1t lp communicated III UrtlI1lHry tlsi
, 1880-04-09

a AENu1Nf fffANs
It tis mnro than likely thnt Within n few weeks
ncmocrntle two-tcIlt 1nnr,i!nR pnper, Will 10
stnrtcd H. this city. Tho tls,n! nrrnn9enchts for
ir,y II" 1sw ssr' ie hayo T, t s ss e%pc
II wns thm,qhs 1T mo time Of buying nut M nx-
isfin4 mornx papet u .rtIer &c thas ti'p s Asse,
tslc,t has l,ccn given up, mud thy now sltct wl
hive 10 tlct'cn, uL,an Ito facl!ltics afforded "
'sS Anrrs o The b Mncre"n ia Asfs 4
not 70 he cstahliehe III THO ntcrrstnr my t}cm-
aer,tic Presidential candidate, nor tlt ,i,y cup.
III ~ 9 i are ns ssa eorse Il Il
isprobn1le TINT the sttett will 10 printed Ut THO
so as .t % ;sS aIas R IL Hes s:e Tint n MRs De we
s rrossss s ID for With t hs a S su ot i.s OWN. wiz
G y %s Rss' c Sss @ wno pss Saf 70 Ts " SuSs aS X 5 5
yGt IN u position to stntr. ii'r have innttcrs pr!'-
grcsaed 10 that point whero fnrtp hus cc,' at'-
on9o viii doubtless bo given in Il TOW days.
TRADE AND LAnOi.
An executive meeting Of tho rrade and / Labor
evening a coru,ntttcc of thren ftt,In tho t:onk
County nrrenback Contrnt Committee r,,t III mn
s e III tic fs "st sa's a II to ei to
Mttrhd C}rennbnck Convention to ho held Ill
An ,a1fsitlor brought In n resolution to tho
effect Tint NIL tho 1nbor Organizations should
appoint e1,nllnlttcGs to sec that tho fActnry laws
Ut the StlltG WcfG 0OGyGts ilf1ti tfL INC 1hc{Gft
md workshop nspsctorsIwhos9 appointment m r
City Co!lncll-tltd tte!r duty. The resolution WIS
ntlnptetl. and stnnlinx cn1nnllttcc Oil workshop
grievances wla nplM,ntth. Il! whnrn this hoctl.
lnct,t WIN referred. Mr. MGAulf brought up tho
convict. tnbor question. and thu ,t,ntter wits re-
fGrrGh to Gnnltteonf t1lrt.U, With Instructions
to ubtn!n lrKns uplnls'n. ,,d Irpor. ut tho next
meeting. The document, which c!ai!'i scnrcrty
letting ctIrslcts for cnttvict la1r literally cnn-
tisGlc Tho property of tho hHslest nbnrlng men
ut tho community, tkinY tho grUtllnl that thu
cArnclty Of u tritt!Gsnn to ulnku living ut his
business WIS property.
WONAH'H CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The second quarterly ncctinY of tho W0men's
Christian Association WIS held Yesterday nlorlt-
ing n tho pnr(urS nf tho WOnGn's Hume, Nm. sHl
Wu.,nsh uyenug. This Trcnsurer's report for tho
On hantl March J. *:ss,: recepts. SIN: cxpcntL.
tures, *Es,; IN hand April !. $l9l. Tho. rport
fr1,m tho DIspGnsary shuwct1 tlAt during tic
quarter ai rNt1tNta had bcGt trt'utcd, MD r31
t1s!ta Ind been islc. Mrs. a. x. Spr,I9l,e. Chnlr
man Vt tho Etnptoynent~l ~lhlwsll! Committee.
reported thHt sixty-twD applications by cnl-
puyyrs hud tIceii nnttB during thu quarter,
Enyt.s mud tsgnty-csKi,t plnces h!sl been hted.
successful. Mrs. Chisholm, tho Superintendent
Ut tho lianrltng- tfnitsG, rcpOrlGtl tint eight
hntrlnrs Ind lleell received. nltti TINT eight hl1
left tho Itn,ne. Tho COMMITTEES .,n ltotxlnlls
Wt,rk rcpartC,l fAy0rtl1ly. .ctiHrAtiintfK thG!n-
aetycs oti the success Of tho nlcetngsfn tho Ills.
shnw!h tho receipts to be .l.eUt: expenditures
Sl,t'G.: bAlnslce on hand, $alt. HtvursIl mfn',t
reports were submitted, and the Association ul.
jOurlcl for one month.
, 1880-04-09
THE COUNTY-DUILD1NG,

THE County Commissioners wero moving again
yesterday. Thpy Will icrcaitet occupy Nuons
u and H. III, tho BalAe ttt,or.
uMgu1 u.ld BpuullInX did not vAcAte the Coun-
~ JAil yesterday ns ttoy expected to. Their
MONETARY atIniEs Ind nut been settled up
G0EsEs CHINO ovor to tho Jail yeaterduy to sce
hlA old Issocintcs, nnd to plux nnd tAlko away Ills
saratogu. Iiu WIS r4ldiant atl over with tAppl'
Hess,
euInln,,s CLERK Hwisslcr went to Joliet yuster-
lny WITH fourteen prls4iilets, Four prisoners
worG takun u tho lsuluEn. schtnl Ut Pontiac.
PArTEN s ssll! rettcont ~ regarsls Ills case. lie
suyH llo Wuultl bo a Yuu to give his 1,oIlta AWly
tl tho eNUny now, but hu htuts tl,ut rich 4luve-
opAcnts 1nay bo Expected hefor0 ho IL through.
THE tE!ul Of Jo,n ty1,rh was commenced in
ths iiackoit case h:.l 6ecti' .lisptsea ii. iis
ugs u William Snyder lust Julu.
In t,lu County Court Frederick Dr,cksohor,
Ludwig llstr0fI1, Juhntnn JnililsO1l, IuhIl bIC-
Guurtiy, Charles llre.kc. md EIlen WicksIa wrru
AljndEed tl!sa,to A1Al t,Aut'eIs. usuckschen went
fI5y n,.a q" @ liz dpef II n Eo ,s strts IT,
.johnson IL iii old Swedish ludy, alad iinngiutl
thore WIS = s*'nsp!raey on t.xtto s.urse itsr 10
Gusk u tho tho the Molly + Maspiro xs1,x ssld
e.n sat'; a cer T IL thS 5ior m I'D ' @as usaer sS
!l"iusion tiutt thoy Wished to put bin to aea.h
fur tltvtlKiug sreretY which led u the leatA Vi
etll1u uf tho Bun9. Gharles ur7lke Ia tho Uhiy
s'n or wealthy rcoplr u Now York City. He has
heel trump for n number of yc,l.s.
FIFTEEN YkANa,
The easo OF John IIaekett occupied the atton-
L. NJ day ycstrrh.y. Ills irIul eotu!nrncssl
"Wednesday, a.ld tho chnrx0 w.l4 ass,.ultlllY All
officer fL tho discharge Ut lla duly and IuAytetu.
iie W.s Accslsed Of S0ugnv out the eyoof 0itioe!
Ac'IIYhu lust wntUr. Thu ct.su VIVA concluded
~ 3a'cisk atla won't 70 tue Jury. who rvtnrne4
guilty, l,xiux tho punishment Ut fifteen ycAra in
tho Penitolit!nry. The circumstances Or tho
case were Vi fulIuws: On the 18th Of
lust JAnuury 0i1cer Mo'rlx4e arrested u
, 1880-04-09
THE CITY-lIALL.


,,. LIE 81 s,rce' r sep'e'scsS "es' pa'a sA'uFa"S
about s8,uo.
r'lE clty, ,Enaneer went to Joliet Yesterday Of
anu scwago question.
THE Committee ou Railroads is callc,l for TO-
HortoW' ana INC co'.h1't1eo OIL stfeo1s ana Az
1oys' "cs'' 1of Mohaay' ....
e. N, ss,r IT, ",,",,a. - rn S.''' 49," ,v.a.
ncnn,,,nant md s,s, frnn Thai tho t,ont,o,ier
'p"s"'e.'' "'u se' 1'''' w" eo"'''''''
A AMONG ho tn nullains tr, permits % Issued yesterday
dwelling dive ut 70; M ls! Th!;i avenue to eost s4oo
siory l llxxs!I!,s Ut No Us West chienxo avenue,
" c''st s''ooe'
Tits Council WIS to have mot last evening.
rcHtilur business of tho botiy IL well advnnccd,
a1l tho prospect il that the Incoming Council
y M soY1bx 5 ID e s & RI tao asa o4s up which
TE wnn,f3ief 1h snys r. VII @ 9war1 & thG oity
sssss ior 10 EaR.!sa prlasias, aal fsr tae osr; r.
nun my e. e. sStwsc1 y m th9 & ps1rea,Hd ,t
liz o,,rstnm - clrs,3nn ,nta -" ,rnu,,,,t a'A'
,,,r,,v,, ..,to.,- ., ,,,s .,,:,,, ndao,, ~ .,o
,,!set ,hHsuttHEm Ell Gulk nl.s peoa Muaeu " 1a9
ah nepartlhntlt Ahu als atatles cohntst nl
teiltig saop Whl!o ttio others ssG1 out iio ni.s
Ind h!s tr'1nsfcr a; leaves sne.nYy nmonx the H.
p'uee' p''t no appointment nus yet pcen lnadc.
ItE City Treasurer announces ItS rGu1ucSS to
nnS 5 isGn I, % s ioawE Sss s m t.
tico Fuiul, No. iB,llsi; Firs Dopnrtr,ct,t Fnnsi,
sEo-T T fuSa, ~ ;r%5; @ s,Fsot:I i; Is%p ,t'!I FS,a'a!
Lit,r1,ry Fund, No. m,9ii; Judgment Accu,,s,t
IF'and, I'LL numbers; md denaral Fund, No 81
7e' rur .,,uo.n.ru.cx rv,,
Ata, uu,inr,i hus r,rom,r,sl II t,rnwtnu showing
, 1880-04-09
SEA ELEPHANTS,

1psttHs 70F01tH 10 TIT E9Itu99 7TtDUW<
Sr. l.ol1s. Mo-, April 8,-The two sca ole
p'!unts. lately reported captured on tho pa-
ellie Cu4.st some 400 miles below Sun Fran-
cisco, have reacl,ca this city, anu aro kept In
q large double statl ut 0Ma of the livery
stables. Tho ilan who OWLS thou', Capt.
Mullett, expects to sell then. to Some show-
ninll Or the managers Of zoDloglcnl garden.
uxtinet but thosB Rppeals no doubt tllAt tho
n,llliuls uro what Is stated, They look very
much llke huge baek seals, but hayu i
trunk llke u taplr. The two are y0uMK
uncs, weighing between, 100 md Y00
poilI,ls cacG. Ihe llt,tller, killed when the
young wero capturUsl, weighed about two
ions. Her lleatl Is brought hlOnR by the maj,
who has the young, with the trunk attached
nlaIs here feed on outlneAl. They are ut
irMctlng not q little attention fgoul these !n-
terestel iu zoDloKy.
, 1880-04-09

1000,
ceA. ,"...''+, '.''''''F es''.
cap1. A'eXahder Mackay's statement of
overs nnd sli0rts Of enst-bOtlnd traffic from
Chicago April +, 1850, Ia rs follows: Michigan
Central 4Har, tons sj,ort. Taka SI,nrr. II 105
ts,,a ,S,,-t - ,t,. ~ ~, 1e ,1'.
MaIs S!lOTts fnrI wayne l5'3ia t0nS SNORT;
!,all-llantlc, lO,s73 tons over; Bulti'noro Il
Ohio, l1,oi4 tol1s over.
The Denver l. Klo Grantlc people ]aye
r rlnaa arrangements WIN some 5,Nto Nicll
IRON Callaua 10 10 To Colorado to work on
the now extension to lItatlviI!e. Work OIL
t'lo extension Is being, pushed forward as
, 1880-04-09
ArcI1rsoN CONSOLIDATION.

ATCIllSON CoNSoItlDAT10N.
Tic following circular regarding the Atclll.
son, Tappkn, IL Santa III md It's New Mexico
u Southern Pacific Branch llas Just been
Issued:
In ttirthornnco OF tho plan which this Company
lns tiInlglirtHi Ut tlHltinH the interests Of its
various extensions with thB tilnfn Inc. rs far lia
their eevcrnl chnrtcrs will permit. tho Executive
Cumnlittcp t1nvu authorized Its President tU
nlnkc tie following prnp,sal to tho stnckhnltcrs
OF tho New Mcxtct & Southern Ilclflc, nutnc1y:
This CUnlpnny will Issue eleven shares Ut itH
cutlt,tl stuck n exchnnge fur fNtsrtbpn ahnrcs ut
cApltnl stock nf tho New Mexico 4 aa,ltloru Pa
citlu Cthnpnny. ntl tttla proposal shall bu opGi
fur acceptance until tho Nth Ut April. AL pnrt!cs
who Hllall sgnify their ncecrtMi,ce Of this pro-
rt,sn OIL or bpf0su tAt dnto khnll 10 entitled tn
participate nn tho sHnB terms rs stHckhnlt!Gra
III tho AtcIsnn, Tnpekn d HaDta Ft liAlrnnl
Company III tho subscription Atlott TO b1 isstlch
for tic building Of tho Atlantic & Pacific ltnit-
rt,atl. This privilege Ia extcnstsf to subscribers
under ,Cirellilrs is md ~. Parties to wllum
BtOok Is nav tl,tn ltIdcr Circular ~ will, OH tho
acceptance of tho prol"snl, 10 untitled 70 stock
OF tho Atchtaan, Tnpckn T. Santa F6 lsnllrui.d
Co,npnny IN tho pror.'rllon nlmya suited, tn 10
jssteh ~ GnEe; Mt,ll !htsc hodnE subscriptions
under Circular A Will, on Nceepting tho prnp0snl.
10 entitled IT, stock Of tho AtGhispn. INpDkA l.
8hntR FG teNilftnd t'OnMlny t1 tle fsstcd iii ex-
cbNnE9 When tho New Mexico j. Southern 1'N-
ellie ltafrtMtl tnMpnnys Stuck Is Issued under
mil circlllhr, but without any participation 1T
dividends up to that time.
, 1880-04-09
SUBURBAN..


The nnn,lal untuu Mifttlug Of tho Woman's
Borc:gn Missionary soclesy occurred ycster.luy
III tho baptist Church.
About tfteeu lnlca from Evanston will 90
next wcek 70 Springfield to attunl tho meeting
Of tho Northwestern Branch uf tho Houaua'B
Foreign Missionary 6oc!oty. !
, 1880-04-09

others were these OF Russell Suge Cyrus W.
Field, W. J.. Scnit. l'rinee Whlt.Iy, 1fatei, Il
Fouic, j. Won Hoffman, Oliver .A,nrs OF 1lns-
ton, aiNi j. y; Si"rgan Il 90. Of I'on,lon;, Mr..
md Atr. Fields 5,000 shares. TIlprd
cnn IN lOilHrr BIZ. my aubt TINT
tho {ioultl Clique hell tlta erltra WN,op
slMres, Or over .n.-thiMt ni the entire ennltal
lllietl witt, ru,lurs fnr snr,u time TINT tlnnld
Il Figuring for tho Presidency, Of lllo. Nnw
York Cyntral nj THO next election, mud that
Vanderbilt l,as decided to voluntarily retire
tine, but The lntlcrs fr'riisis positively deny
this, md there Is nl0ru probability j, the
statement that tho two moi, uru working tn
gell,er. ~, lar!nony for tfe completion nt
frtmf tho At1nllttc IN tho 1'arlile, III Which
both sllNll layu q mutual llttHrest
, 1880-04-09
WISCONSIN INSANE,

Special Dtspateh to 7hs Chicago tribune.
MADISON, Wis, rf18.-Gov. Smith has
appointed Senators Sutherland, McGrew, ani
Of the Wsconsin StNtp iiospiai Of II tho haIirs inss
Hl.tle untler provision nf n joint resolution
passed. at the last session OF tho Legislature.
, 1880-04-09
TIRED Of IlEE.

Hpfttdi DspateA to 1As Uhieaoo Tttbuns,
JOLIET, ILL.,. April lB.-lVllliam +, Henry,
prominent clilzen mud ren!.estats agunt, ut
tempted suicide by langlhx Ut Ills residence
, 1880-04-09

The Eldtedge Sowing. slachlne.-ft leads
Sold on monthly pAyIl,e,,ts+ lV0 Stats street.
, 1880-04-09

Nr,r You,, Anr,ls-Whc,, tha New yor,,
ran.x"t stnn,s s..",I",ta ,,,as 49, t..,,'.,, 10
Ge1''1a. stoea synuieato "as to1Hleo, u'e
I1mtes characterized 1t us u nero device Of
the Gould clique to deceive tho public, alti
the nssnrtion wns n|so 1nntle Tint It was mt In
tnn,lul tn so,i xm,,t" aNnrra IN INV rrTson
outside tue caae themselves IaSse 1 state.
ity Ut one Ut tho persons Interested. To-day
tie syndicate gaye formal notice that II l,aa
olspose' VI a'1 lae s'ocA III ''s posscao'os'.
4 reporter ut onco called 0ll ono 0f tie pTll,-
cipal members OF tho clique aud
found lin unexpectedly con,nuni-
c"l'te' nnnouBn u'spoeGu l" A'e.Jec'
explanations whlctt, WHO NOT untrue,
were ingeht0,lsly calculated to Ntlslead. lie
acknowledged tiat tic repurt published TINT
V,ndnri,iit hnl rivcm thn svn,Irntu nj, nj.
,.I.,.'.i IN ~, .,,sr s ~ IN n',, ,eit ~
u!tloaat 1oooev 6'lnlea w ~ nl'u 1aaa aa.o oao
profit was truc, naAlng altogother 5ao'oo
slsares out of 90 000 outstanding, Previous
tn this. ho sutd. ti1o syutIlruto Ind discussed
~ I'M nm .I,o r,,, s;"n,, tbon ,,r1vntn G,,..
" Vuo' sl'es' naaso Wv" vst,... v.o .,,s n.!u
sctiptsoi's nave po"tea III 50 !apluly ulat "
WINS thought best to Issue a urlsnto circular
, 1880-04-09

Cisnrs and candles bought ut Dawson'e arc all
perfection. HeIAeAber The nunber. I'll Btate
2trtnt.
, 1880-04-09
ITEMS,

The comparative earnings Of the st: Louis,
1rnn Mountain & Southern lsAiIroad for
March, 1850, wero rs follows:
March, 1880. E4E0 OF
fnrf.l1
, 1880-04-09

Times : Our highest artists in dentistry; Tie
McChcsneye beyond Doubt, though but IS ses