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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-30
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
RIVER NEWS.
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line hickory arrived from tennessee
FVeT and wi. leave ioE St. Louis TINS morn
ny
The Chas Morgan, with Henry Stein
in command, passed up yesterday at day
light for Cincinnati.
The Commonwealth came in 8, noon
deenlv ladened She added h,tIe f-e;ob,
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C777 a YEAR and expenses to agents Outfit freq
~ Address, r. o, NlCKERY, Augusta, Maine,
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CIDER
DRIED FRUIT.

Peaches halves and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a
Apples, bright. ~
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BEANS

Sholce navy -
Choice meuium.,.. ....."...,.,...,.,. ~
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CHEESE.

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PATENTS.
NO PATENT, NO PAY.
? A [ b n I s

obtained ior mechanical devices, medical or other
c0mpounSs' ornamental designs. trade marks and
labels. Caveats, Assignments, Interfcrences, In.
Engagements ana all matters relating to Patents,
promptly attended TO, We make preliminary ex.
amlnauons ana fnrnlsh opinions as 10 patentabili
~ free OF charge and all who are interested in new
inventions and Patents are Invited 10 send for a
copy Of our Guide for obtaining patents" which
issent free to any address, and contains complete
Instructions how 10 obtain Patents and other yalu-
able matter. During the pas Ave years we have
obtained nearly three thousand Patents for Ameri
can and Foreign inventors and can give satisfactory
references IN almost every county in the Union
Address: LOUIS DAGGER d CO. Solicitors of
Patents and Attorneys at Law, lie Droit Building
Washington. D. c.
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Carriers Little Liver Pills

Also cure ali forms OF Billol-ness, proven; Consu
patton and Dyspepsia, promote Digestion, relieve
distress from TOO hearty eating, correct Disorders
81 the stomach Stimulate the Liver. and Regulate
the Bowels They do all ihis by taking just one
htile pill 81 dose They are purely vegetable Go
not grippe or purge, ana are a. nearly perfect rs
IL is possible for pill TO be Price y oetts for
g.. sold By draggists everywhere or sent by mail
CARTER MEDICINE co, ERIE, "A
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On 80 Days Trial.

We will send our ELECTRo VoLrAic BEITs and other
Electric Appliances upon trial for no days to those
suffering from Nervous Debility, Rheumatism, Par.
alysis or any diseases Of the Liver or Kidneys and
many othor diseases A sure cure guaranteed or no
pay. Address voltaic Belt Co., Mashall Mich.
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THE CAIRO BULLETIN: FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 80 1880

% Family $40
" XXX.................... $50
N &X..... ) 10
70 X,...u........,...... .......... AS
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Sales and Quotations.

NOTE,--Thc prices here given are Tor eales from
fret hands In round lots. An advance is
charged for broken lots IN filling orders.
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ROABD OF MANAGERS:

81 GORDON; Physician. ,.,....,. Cairo, n
Mrs. A. y, TAYLOR, Superintendent of
Schools, Alexander County........... {"
j. \ GOLDSTlNE, of Goldstire Il Ros.
enwater' Wholesale and Retail Dealers
in staple and Fancy Dry Goods....,... - -
\. u, pHISTLEW0OD, of Hinkle &
Thistewood, Commission Merchants,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors ............ '4
) D, AnkEs, of Ayres n Co., Commits
sion Merchants 80. acknowledgement. &"
THOMAS LEWIS, Insurance Manager
and Attorney NJ Law. ...,..,",,.,......... "
WIN. STRATrON of Suatton b Bird
Wholesale Grocers. ......... ........ -
GEO, ". ALDEN, Commission Mer-
chant, ~ Ohio Levee. .................. %
JAS s, REARDEN, Agent Mississippi
Valley TRANSFORMATION Company .....,.. -
CHAS. r. STUART, Wholesale and Re.
tail Dry Goods and Notions. Z"
EDWARD A. BuDER, Manufacturing
1Jewler and Wholesale dealer in Watch
makers Tools and Materials ....... Z"
CHARLES LANCASTER, Lancaster &
Rice, Lumber Dealers. ........,.....
co, PATIER, G, o. Patier h Co,
Wholesale and Retail Merchants .,....
REV. BY. GEORGE, Pastor Presbyterian
j. c. WHITE, Insurance Agent,,.."s. :"
q. W McKEAIG, Postmaster.......... -
5. 7. WHEELER, Attorney and Counsel.
MRS ~ LOUISA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i''..'.'.
OSCAR HAYTH RN, Wholesale and
Retail Boots Shoes and Dry Goods.
A j. BIRD, Merchant and Steamboat
WILLIAM KLUGE, General Merch disc +" i"
2. g. SCHUH, Wholesale and Retail
druggist, ..... ......"..... ,......., -
J.T RENNIE, Foundry and Machinist.. =
ALBERT LEW ........ ............
MRs. L, A. HOWARD, Boarding House
W. r. PITCHER, Insurance Agent,
A., HALEY, Dealer In Stoves, Tin and
uhIuWhIe ...s..s.....s..
X, W: GREEN, Green, Wood 3 Bennett
II, r, POTTER, Editor and Publisher
.Argus-Journsl ................, Mound City, :.
MRs. 8. A. AYERS. .............. Wills Ridgs.
Al. FRENCH. Farmer s........ Bird PsiAt, ~
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THE CELEBRATED GLYCERINE LOTION
gives immediate relief, and radical cure for
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria.
Dirhthcria, Pneumonia, Sore Throat,
Inflammation of the Lungs. ETC.,
Lame. Back, Inflammation Of the Kidneys, Back.
ache, Piles BnDions, or Soreness of the feet from
Whatever cause, Burns or scads, and all Innamma.
tory Diseases. "sapalule' will rave life. DO not
neglect to buy bottle
Oar illuminated circulars sent free on application
by letter.
We guarantee satisfaction or money refunded.
Price, t0c. and 81 per bottle
Trial bottles 25c,
SAMUEL GERRY N COMPANY,
Pr0prietors, gj7 broadway, New York
Trade supplied by Morrison, Plummer n Co,
Chicago.
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Police Court,


Mary Shorten, charged with assaulting
Ella Sullivan, had her case continued until
next Friday. ...
J. J. Sullivan. J. H. spohn, AL
bert Doescher, ST., Albert Doescher,
Jr., were charged with fighting in
front of Schumann's beer hall. on Vine
street. The testimony showed that Spohn
was the whole cause of the trouble, and he
was fined S. and costs, while the others
were dismissed.
Frank Graham, an old gray-haired man,
was sent to the Work-house for three
months on the charge of being suspicious
character.
Henry L. Anthony, accused Of assault.
ing J. w. Hall with intent to kill, had his
case continued until next Saturday.
Frank Smith and Fred Meyer, for abus
ing their families, were sent to the Work
house for three months each.
Mollie Oliver, Bucktown vagrant, was
sent out for three months.
Charles Schmier, of Newport, was fined
$40 and costs for disorderly conduct, which
disorder consisted of brick-bat throwing.
Harry Hammill and James Thompson
were arraiened for fighting on street car
of the East and West End Line. Hammill
was fined s. and costs, and Thompson wa,
dismissed.
Thos. English. convicted of stealing ar
overcoat from Mr.. w. H. Bristol last March
was sent to the Work-house for thirty day,
and fined 5000.
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Local Personal.

Colonel and Mrs. A. D. Bullock have
gcne East for the summer. ..
Jake ]. Rosenthal left for New York last
night to embark in business.
Mrs. john Shillito will 70 east this wee K
to Join Mrs Gordon Shillito.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Andrews have gone
to the mountains for the summer.
Prot. Leon, the famous rope walker. and
his wife, leave to-day for Rochester, N. Y,
where they will remain two weeks and fill
a professional engagement Professor Leon
will probably walk rope over the Ken.
lucky High Bridge Chasm at no distant
day. .
Mr.. Daniel OLeary, the celebrated
pedestrian, arrived this morning from
chicago and entered at once upon vigorous
preparations for his square heel and toe
match at the Highland House beginning
Friday. Many OF the most successful
walkers in the country have already en-
tered for the contest and Mr.. OLesry will
receive further entries at the Burnett
House until p. m. Monday.
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WORK OF THE WIND.


THE GALE IN MINNESOTA.
National Associated Press to the Star.
RED WING, MIMI. June IA terrihc
wind-storm swept over this place and VI
cinity last night. Many buildings were
destroyed and animals killed. 1t was gen.
eral throughout the State.
CHURCH CRUSHED BY CYCLONE.
ADA, O., June 7.-Bethesda Church,
eight miles north of here, and near Mt
Cory, was the scene of friehtful accident
Yesterday while services were in progress
and filled with people. A wind storm
struck the building, tearing off the roof
and overturning the brick gable upon the
ceiling, which was crushed upon the heads
of the congregation, killing Mckinley. the
officiating clergyman, and one other per
son, and seriously injuring A. Courtright,
Geo. Grieser Miss Grieser, e, Nunnema-
kerr Laura PEBBLES and two children of W.
Warner two children Of Mr.. Arnold d.
Nunnemaker two of Cooks children and
upwards of dozen Others. No other injury
was done in the vicinity.
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LEGAL.
Administrators Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TN
L Probate Court Of Hamilton County, State q
Ohio, to me directed, will offer for sale at publs
auction on Thursday. the Sth day Of July 1SSo.xt9
following described real estate situate in Hamil.
ton County, State Of Ohio, in Sections numbore1
thirty-two (32 and thirty-three (33) In fracti0n1
Range number two (2), and Township numh4
three (3), in the Miami Purchase. to-wie A
that certain Lot number eleven Ql) al known an1
designated on the plat Of subdivision Of Bus,as1
Moore's Highland Farm In Millcreek TownshinI
made in the partition case No. 38,621, Hamilts0
County Court OF Common Pleas, said lot conts1ls
Ing Ave and six one hundredths Is U6-l00 acres e
land, and being the same lot SET on and assignao
to said Robert Moore in his life time In said pap
ttion suit; said plat Of subdivision being recnsGp
ed in Plat Book 1. page IS. Of the Records Of Han
ilton County, Ohio. Appraised at t225 70 ~
(l0 as known and designated on the plat Of ~
division Of Bustard Noore's Highland Farm =
Millcreek Township, made in the partition CO
No. 3S62l. Hamilton County Court of Comnsa
Pleas said lot containing four and twenty 1ix 90
hundredths a 26-1O0) acres Of land and being -
same set-off and assigned to said Robert Moore {
his life time in said partition suit; said plas
subdivision being recorded in Plat Book No. Z.
page 55, OF the Records Of Hamilton County yOhi4
Appraised at $3.50 90 per acre. And also q
designated on the plat OF subdivision Of Bustas1
Moore's Highland Farm in Millcreek TownshiR
made in the partition case No. S862l. Hamile1n
County Court of Common Pleas said lot contAin-
ing three (3) acres Of land and being the saAe =
of and assigned to said Robert MOORE in hin N
time in said partition suit said plat of subdivin
being recorded in Plat Book No. 4, page IS. Of u
Records Of Hamilton County, Ohio. Appraas1
ut S63S 3S1ha per acre. ue.a.-faL- is.l9
Terms of Sale-One-third cash in hand On -
of SALE and the balance in two equal payments 4
one and two yeaTs, with interest; the deferred Ds
ments to be secured BY notes and mortgage On ~
premises
Administrator Of the estate of Robert Mssa
deceased. .....,
STONE 4 STONE, Attorneys.
- 7 n. ~ .. n tse.i
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ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
DAYTON. KY.

Mr.. VIM. F. Laws left on business tour
to-day. ... .....
Miss Ida Hanley is entertaining friends
from Cincinnati.
One of Mr.. Samuel Taylor's twin chill
dren was buried yesterday.
A mandatory Of percussion caps has
been established in the Fourth Ward.
Charley Van Sicklen, formerly Dayton
boy, is helping run the Chicago Convention.
The M. E. ladies give snap social at the
residence OF Mr.. Hugh Moore tomorrow
night ....
Charley Smith, the popular STAR carrier,
now dispenses the evening luminary in q
buggy. ......
George johnson and Johnny Havlin
leave on Wednesday on trip to Chicago
where they intend stopping week. In
the event of making themselves solid with
the girls of that town, they expect to pro-
long their visit.
DAYTON. o.
A large excursion from Marion, O., Is
tied the Home. Saturday.
One of Piqua's fair ones, Miss Tina
Koehler, is visiting friends here.
The German Military Band, composed of
thirty pieces will give concert at the
Tivoli Wednesday evening next
Mrs. Jackson, who has been visiting Mrs.
Moore and daughter South Warren street,
returned to her home at Tippecanoe, Ohio,
saturday. .... .r.t.
The idea of charging the inmates of the
Home Is cents admission to Ph0nix Hall
during the amusement season, does not
strike them very favorably.
| The stormy wind blew down a shade
| tree on Sixth street, near the Baker House
and when an engine came along the tree
was fastened to it and dragged down to the
river "Y
The G., c.. G. & l. Railroad will run ar
excursion train to Columbus and the Ssste
Prison on Thursday, June 10th. leaving the
Union Depot at $40 a. m. Fare foF tn,
round trip 81 So 1.5t 4ac. .ea ~
Mr.. Carey Burriet, in company with q
couple of friends or relatives, were driyin,
when they accidentally ran into . post
pitching the whole party out of the vehi
Gle, but fortunately no one was injured.
Yesterday afternoon a large number O
citizens, accompanied by the knights o
St. George, left the Union Depot To-
Miamisburg to witness the laying of cor
ner.stone of the new Catholic Church q
that place. .. laio
Mrs. Catherine e. Mitchell, the wife O
Mr.. VIM. 8. Mitchell, residing at No, 20
East Second street, died at 8 o'clock q. m
Saturday in her fftieth year. The funers
took place at $3.50 a. m. from st. JnsepH
Church to-day. Services were administers
by the Rev. Father ODonahue. c -T
i A lawn fete will take place on tn
grounds of the Episcopal Church to-mor
row evening. There will be no reception
at the rector's residence between, th
months of July and October. The recto
desires that those who have not calle
upon him will DO SO on the Monday even
ings OF June. '' w
The question Of legality in regard to ths
. action Of the Germania Club, who occupie
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METROPOLITAN MENTION.
DEATH OF AN EMINENT CHEMIST

DEATH OF AN EMINENT CHEMIST.
Rational Associated Press to the Star
NEW YoRK. June TN. De Lessie Du Mo-
tay. a well-known French chemist and sci
enlist, died suddenly at his rooms in this
city yesterday of apoplexy. He was sixty
Eve years Of age. His remains will be sent
to France.
JOHN BRoUGHAM's CONDITION..
At an early hour this morning John
Brougham was very low, and physicians
ny he can not pass the night.
OFF FOR THE FATHERLAND.
The Western delegates OF the North
American Turner Bund to the great Tur-
ner festival or tournament at Frankfort-on-
the-Main, where large number of splen-
did pr yes are to be offered for competition
In field sports and gymnastic exercises, as
pembled IN Turnverein Hall on East Fourth
street yesterday morning to the number of
four hundred and were accompanied by
twelve delegates from New York and an
escort OF about two hundred members to
the pier Of the Hamburg steamer Silesia,
which had been chartered especially for
the excursion.
The delegation with their New York
friends organized at Turnverein Hall, and
in marching through the streets presented
remarkably fine appearance. When the
steamer Silesia swung out into the stream
a loud cheer arose from the friends of the
excursionists who swarmed on the pier.
About sixty Of the passengers who were
uninformed as to the time of departure
were left. They were in the lager-beer gar.
dens In the vicinity of the pier, and we're
not informed Of the sailing of the steamer
until they heard the ringing shout Of bon
voyage from hundreds who crowded on the
wharf to bid their friends good-by. The
vessel was sipnaled, but the signals wer,
not noticed or were misunderstood. The
disappointed athletes will sail on vesse
which leaves on Saturday. hft
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Board Of Public Worka

The contracts for the building of the
wing wall of Eastern avenue at Crawfish
Creek, and the southwest wing wall OF cul-
vert under Columbia avenue. at Crawfish
Creek, were awarded to Thos. Lloyd.
The application Of J. G. Schmidlapp. for
permission to place telephone poles on
Terrence Road, was refused. N
Apetition for Q water main on Hunt
street from present terminus to thirty-five
feet north, was referred to the 6uperinten-
dent of the Water-works.
A resolution was adopted prohibiting the
distribution Of bills, circulars, etc., In the
Public Parks. " ~ y 4. XXI t-lY- ~
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In Memory Oft Late Henry stegnsr, j

The Cincinnati Republican Club has
adopted the following in regard to the
death Of its President, Henry Stegner, Jr.:
"Whereas. 1t has pleased Almighty God
to remove from our midst Mr.. Henry Steg-
ner, Jr., our late worthy and respected
President; and
"Whereas, In the death Of Mr.. stegner
we have st valuable officer and kind
and indulgent friend. therefore be 1t
Resolved, That we extend to the be-
reaved family our heartfelt sympathy and
coincidence in this their hour,of affliction.
Resolved, That the officers of the Club
attend the fu neral, and lend such comfort
and assistance to the family as may be
in their power. ....
Resolved, That the Directors room be
draped in mourning for thirty DAYS.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes, pubi ished in the
daily papers and a copy sent to the family
of the deceased" "at IN
ST. MoLAUsHL1N. President pro tenn.
A. NJ. GRosE, Rec. Secretary. .-.
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A Foolish Sklf Ride.

Three young men named Frederick Hen
dorf, Adolph Falkner and John, Arms,
hired skif at the foot of Lawrence street
yesterday mnrning for the purpose of tax
ing ride. The waves were running very
nigh at the time, and when the boat got
out in the river short distance Arms be-
came frightened and wanted to turn back
to shore with the frail craft. The Others
were not willing, and he concluded to
lump overheard and swim ashore. In
Jumping in the water the skiff was cap.
sized, and Hendorf and Faulkner were
drowned. Arms swan short distance,
when he was rescued by the proprietor oi
the boat-house. Hendorf and Faulkner
were about twenty years Of age, and re
sided on Court street near Plum. Theil
bodies have not yet been recovered. 4g
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in New York. Several hundred Of them
were celebrating q holiday yesterday in
the Chinese Club House and created .
great disturbance. Last night there was
general fight IN which about one hundred
Cinnamon Joined. Fists. clubs and rocks
were used, and knives and pistols drawn,
but the p lice interfered with their use.
The officers were resisted, but with the as
sistance of the firemen the Cinnamon were
quieted and four arrested after number
Of persons were wounded. none dangerous
ly however.
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FOKTY.SIXTH CONGRESS-.



WASHINGTON, June 5.-The House amend
ments to the bill providing for the imme-
diate transportation of dutiable goods were
concurred in.
A conference committee on the Legis-
lative, Executive and Judicial Appropria-
ton Bill was ordered, the Senate amend.
ments being insisted on.
The kellogg resolutions we're called up,
but after brief discussion went over with
out action.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-Conference com.
mittees on the River and Harbor and the
Post-otfice Appropriation Bills were ap'
pointed.
A number Of bills of private nature
were passed.
Adjourned. ..
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Murderous Mexicans.
A Regiment Ready to Shuttle
Them Off.
The Drowning Season Unusually
Successful.
Brace Of Accidents at Piqua. O.
NO POOLING WITH THE MILITARY.

NO FOOLINd WITH THE hlLlTAnks
Gpsciah to the Star.
NEw LAREDO, MEXICO, June Fifteen
men have been thrown in Jail at Reynosia,
Mexico, charged with the horrible murder
q Bishop, near Edinburgh, some time
go. Their trial is going on, and General
Canales has sept a regiment OF soldiers to
~ that they are shot If found guilty.
THE DROWNING SEASON.
MoGREaoR, a., June 7.-Daniel Jones,
ny operator of the Chicago, Milwaukee q
b. Paul Railroad Company, at North Nc
Hregor, was drowned last evening while
mt riding in small boat.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, June 7.-Willie Hib-
hard, of Pittsford, ten miles east OF this
sity, lad of twelve years, was drowned in
mill pond at o'clock yesterday.
UREA, N Y. June 7.-Albert Unitto, OF
lion, was knocked off a Central Road train
near Herkimer, by the bridge, and
drowned. His body'was found half mile
below.
IEpIANApoL1s June 7.-~Yesterday after
neon boy by the name of Bryan, whose
D81GntS lIV6 WcSU mcIIll oOICCV, " 40
drowned while bathing in White River
Just above the old Washington street
bridge. --.--...
SERIOUS FIRE AT ASHLAND.
ASHLAND, O., June IA fire broke out
about o'clock Yesterday that threatened
for a while to destroy the entire town.
Ths Ci Hall and several other valuable
buildings were burned. Owing to the high
wind sparks and burning fragments were
blown in every direction, and fires were
Hndled in over twenty different places
bat fortunately extinguished. The fire
originated in the frame warehouse in real
Of dry goods store, and thence spread tc
TIE wareroom of Mr.. Hiltman. Nearly al
The plate glass in the square about thu
burnt district was destroyed. Total loss
t55,0O0. Insurance. $25,O00
TWO ACCIDENTS AT pIoUA.
PIouA, O., June 7.-Whle Mr.. Henr!
DIETRICH, Baggagemas er for many years a
The D. & M. R. R. depot at this place, wa
ont riding yesterday afternoon his hors
became frightened and ran of, throwing
him out and inficting serious WOUNDS ol
the head, which, it is feared, will prov
tatal.
- young man named Bertling age
eighteen years, employed in L. G. & W
L Cron & Co.'s furniture mandatory
met with serious accident Saturday
While running saw piece OF board fe'
up and struck him near the temple. H
will recover.
MIKE FINNEaAN MUTILATED.
CRAwFoRDsvILLE, June mike Finn,
ean. a blacksmith in the employ of G. \
Mar rkley, while intoxicated last night fe
under the cars near Waynetown. H
head. arms and legs were cut off, and tn
body mutilated beyond recognition.
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Between twelve and one o'clock this
morning John Oil. . watchman at Bur-
net Woods Park. ran across five men in the
Park, one whom was carrying basket.
When they spotted Oil they fired several
shotsatehim, one of the balls going through
the lapel OF his coat The rascals fed, Obi
returning fire at them but without effect.
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We see by the Boston papers that the
6rst of Dr.. e. Tourjee's Excursion Parties
to the old world sailed May 10th. A num-
Der Of our own citizens are included in
these parties All wishing to avail t.em-
selves Of the admirable attractiohs offered
to tourists by these excursions, will find it
to their advantage to join at once, and
thereby avoid disappointment as We learn
that but few choice rooms remain.