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SUBURBAN..

The Nonrsl OF Tr1,stoes held special mcoting
yesterday utternaou. All tho members prcsont.
Mr.. ucnrKo btuirhcuh. Supervisor md Treasurer,
presented hs report for tho fiscal your, in which
hu stnted Tint tho tlnnnccs woro 70 satisfactory
that no n,onoy W1s Gorrnvo1 during tho ,: year:
ot ne nr,'Per war r1,n,; Warrants tethe amount
+ Ssxinn'%s @ " q ~ tic sss psssont asss! ytar. ss
saw a " thq "nnn 9,1u,1 report Ews VI ,js MafjS
for tho payl,lont of which, wlen presented. there
i ino9ey II tho TrsasaIyl hayo l,vem Ga!.i, a.;
ttiNlRh less thAn 0hc-thtrt1 or tho tux lovy 0f
1870 lius got boon uosctcd.
Tho rowl, ot Lakd hna reachcd tho point or whom
i @ R 60 ss9 bos.osx y te 81 noSs sad at II sso ssx
it,H ii town wnrrt!nts d no ionxor, necessary:
THE I, e. o,S. e thS toxn s,,s Ss n0 P4,I Rrsss'I
poa1is {'s aa''s an sa@ IN spesn " aascssmsss RSas
antl water-loin cortIlicetcs; The pnylaont ot
the hitter f. amrly provided Tor % " tae snecal sn M
gcIlenIl lux IL lnviei! ot, tlolr ACCOUNT: From
tose ur,ouats shtlnhl pe DEDUCTED &6.S ~ the
Il, tho credit uf tue lattor fluid. Moneys can hu
,,se; for no nshor pMrpnso than iho 1ay'nnnt VI
aner Inc ge ena fa sts ts
Treasurer tad hcon trying to purchase bonds
with tlcso sinking funds. but was unnbta to
% aa' soo! oo!' Is ~ tho ' creait of tho Town II
!ass, ~ s ,yish thn1, mSo NJ tnt nricn IT,
aI9 t,,rnat t,, ~, horGa hns lirc., mid s,rrcnt
fn us,tn ~ s:s,S ror wti"i hnya not heot
tr nrrsnmtrl. mi. Il. <s''' 'Se"
Ticr,, h,a hccn n t,ncrnnac of vrr,ss Indebted.
,.s .I,si,", @ tf,n ,.o". ~ iii iii xt III 1hS aIJ
M nsaI ~. p ,rv ~ ~ Int, IL thr sinKtn,
f,,nis xtS III, n ~ Mnvn stat,d %nf5 lin nnf,."
""rs,"s" - Ii,i.f n.I,'nrs ,ri1 III" vnnr IL SSs
III II wits,st"niiMr ti,a fint tbIt liz t,r
fow" az. is:si ,."s ina. I'M, ~, in;a 3"' '3 ''>
,c sswrr ,,,Mstl, I'm ri ursyo ,unor1nncc
m tbn mena ~ ,i,n ~ siaw1e II imk" MnI
the ; rli,llj tnnrctso uf uppulntion de-
lnands that tho construction Ut seWErs tn
Wentworth Avcnue, Root, Fnrty-thirsl. WnllncG,
hive bcen lnssctt, s.ud b. pushed forward to
| oomnvt!tion during tho coming year. Tho upct,
OF labor tlu etrurts ct tho town, and tl!orta
| hRs been nttatnod frnm tho Nnnnl Of County
Commissioners MI appropriation Of $3OJ to ASelat
IN tho Improvement u llalstu.l Btrrct, Archer
| road, arla FIneenrcs road. i tArRu uulnunl OF
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pEClsION IN FAVOR or THE OrTY.
Tho Supreme Court, after mnny months OF de-
liberation, yesterday filed Mt Ottawa long Opitl-
ion in tho casc Of tho City of Chicago vs. David
A. Gnge and his hondsmen. being suit
on tho bond given by hin rs City
Treasurer, to recover tho amount which
e. sa 8 eee = n Ss Apss!s'e S Ss.ss %s%i ssi
pesi as ks 1 T. tho so spoe cSs
sen!is .hs eass 6ask e ,hc t'.oi'it, GSars % Wlia
testimony which wns ruled out by Judge Itogcrs
u 10 introduced.
his s,iecs:ssar IL usssso tho. 96ls0oo which THO
SSsss ss y !SS essst isyI !: ', SaSs an;' IL
h shSrnsan. j. it. II. Asvickor. dsorga Y. daae.
etc. to rccotcr tho amount At tho sNine
ss S s; nxS wo ss in ESrs Ss seoua aqsfqts IT,
tftAs Ga9o e1ceuteA trs,st.*!eosl e tho otty Of
ber 81 iots 1t ittyersidc, sovcrai hundred bonds
5 5,o,ds of tto Gbiesxo; = , Grsst i,, %ssto14t y
Iyans. 6eorga Taylor, former City Con.
tntsr ys Is rsnI1 a1a * trste ern ea fha
snlo Of part ot tho ns+uts when ho w,ls stopped
tled bY tho city, which found tts way Il into tho the
united t states ] i s9preo &C COURT Ks nothinE has
beos lizard of It. tho chaneos aro that it Ii gtiil
aa ko &c st With o oy bcSa usa
Crosby 1T n Now York court.
When tho attorneys for 0nHo and his bonds
nten hAta found tiuaU to mark. learn. ard III
wardly digcst the nlcglttons continued ~ tho
citys Dlll Of particulars t!loy proceeded to slo
sa Fhds tt tG ehesst ssSe, Rss te0!fa
atlrutIcs were released from liability be-
ea,,sa tho Council had, withoat t,h,o thSir {a
UuSft tho funds tkl bank at Interest," tll1reby
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CROP-NOTES.
ILLINOIS. .

ILLINOIS.
Hptttdt phpoteh to Ths Chicago 1ttbun&
KEsNEx, lie witt Co., March A.-Wtutor
wheat looks bal. Considerable Will DO plowud
up. The outlook Is 20 por cent worso than In
1B7D. r.. .
Special Dt,pa,eh to Tht cntfqeo Tribune.
ALntOH, Edwnrls Co., Mnroh A.-Somo
flells Of winter w1cnt wcro danafel by the
liesstan fly, but tho crop Is now mostly looking
Epsetdt Dt,patth to 7ns Chicago 7Stbun*.
nEDnMtN0roN, ILL.,, March .4.--Farm work hns
hcgun In cnrnest In AfcIcnH County. Tho Kro1itiu
tAs mover bccn ktlt,Wn 10 be III attch remarkably
nc condition fur tho ptow Mt this scGsnn ts Il 10
this ycar Men arc Mt wnrk 1t! tho fields evcry::
~horo. The frtst ia completely out, aud tho st,!l
Is dry. Alrca:ly gool l,4ny ticldn Of oats hnvo
ernge rynsreet. It IN quito uneven; IN sotno
localities looking stronr ind vigorous. In oihers
wcnk and stekty. und nf Il browniah tlnRo. Morc
thur usual 0r tiax Will be r7isetl this yenr. ns Is
shown by tho quantities Of seed that hHye bNcN
lnnncl out, Tho cnno suEslr fnduatEy Ii bcinK
vigorously worked ilp, and sDtcrnl "Trip and
Et,Ynr fnothriGs hrD being prepared for Wink IN
thu fall. a xrcnt 'nAny farmers will plnnt tho
hest varieties OF sorghum, intending to rnlae
their own aWcutcn!ng hereafter.
Spfetaf Dhpdfeh 70 The Chteaeo Tribune.
SOUTft EsS2fN, ILL.,, Mnrch M.-We arc having
ple1suflt wpatflcr hero i,oW. Tho nnt Is IN TX
cellont condition tor firm work, ind tho iarnl.
prs arc worry bnay In fnnnlr1ng thotr lAnd md
plowing. Snl1lo hnro Alrcndy cofnmcnccd cow
Ink wllent. md II tho weather continues tine tho
farmers Will do tho greater ShHFo of thoir socsl-
Ink ere l0tlK. Potatoes nro now quito plenty.
They arc selling for &c cents l'ur bushel.
, 1880-03-25
SPORTING NEWS.
SALE OF FLYERS.

SALE OF ILTElsS.
Special Dbpafth 10 Thu Chicago TFtbane.
New YDuK, March M.-The spcond tlay Of tho
combination sato at tho American Institute
building was not ~ lurgoly attondcd % tho first,
but thero wOro moro buyorB present, and much
better pElcos wero realized Altogether ninety
ono hcnl were disposed Of In tho two days. Four
animals OIL tho catAlog-JAyhawk, Vhlient,
li!nrk Prince, nnd IrKand-,Werc not oderGt!.
rho entire amount Of tho galo foota up $M, ,eJ],
or m nycrngc OF $:}Et. per head. Following Arc
tho prnclpAi sales to-lay:
Dunlap y f. /. staiHnnt q. E,l br9okyn, e 3 ;,.,,,
MaEgls Nuroc, Oh. ILL.,, A. o!!lenaer, 81,
Young Josie, ch. ILL.,, II. t. ltoss, New York,
Amy, b.. H., Charles Carleton, Ch,cago. $500.
Susie, eli. Ill.,, HeDrgo Hopkins, FlatGnsh, $7Ss5
Emily X, b. H., Charles J. Cougar, Philadol-
Sud Baoswl!ake, b, T., 3. Dates, New York, 1885,
ingetow, br. t., =. q. Wells, Lcsoy, Now York,
Young, Mary, b. m, w. If. Iscdmona, Now
Jsaanio l j., pik. t., Monlton prothors Now York,
Gaster, b. f., Edwin Smith, Nov York, ,s4os.
CO.! mnll, r. s:bo FL oWyomlps Valley stock-Fnrn''
Ilika, On. M, Marper nonnell, Nov York, s4s0.
Glorjana, b. M. y. II. Gould. New York. ss1lo
Misnks, isa ksns b. s T. r m Al n 21MS'; MsI';r ~ Sorx $751;
Lillian, y. r, David na!red, springfield Centre,
Abasolis. h. m,, ". Olife, Now York. $50.
L,nly Lady sowarel. b. n'.' Edwin natcs, Now York,
81 WILLIAM. Il. q. W. ". Osborne. Connects
Fanny N, b. ILL.,, A. 4. DunhMn, New York,
llose,, b. M. Wyoming Valley tock-Faru,
pennsylyau,M, ts@'a.
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peoplo whn oxrtcsa Hympathy. for tho nm
Fortunate ncgroc. nro knitted. shot. mud rcrse-
ss,ae,s In ynr''na vnye, Mnny So'orc,s prnlis nre
h"nSs 'snH IN Tx te Ne4ts ] rsa s nsny Saye Sso sone
to Kansns, Indiana. md utller States, hit
thought would como tn Illinois, and expect to
rnnni!n til Decatur, X l ran find nHythfng to
rarn enough u,ntscy to keep soul and body to-
Gpthpr and got n Rtnrt In tffc.
, 1880-03-25

Hamilton going out, md Charles 1inrton taa
formed new partnership with tho large firm Of
ingram, Kennedy & TO-. Of f;nu Cinirn. tho
l,enrfrst lnKgnK 1rnl ol, tho Ehfppcwn River. It
s trpurtc cf Tint largo Fawmlll will bo built hero
e,s,n by stook company, embracing Messrr.
Horton, lnGntti, W. II. fnc, and II. G. uatcol,
with capital St &.N9,0l0.
, 1880-03-25
TIE TURF.

NAaHv1LtE, Ton1,.. Marol @i.-0niy d small
portion Of the track ot tho Nashville s7.ce-
course WINS ronehotl BY tho recent overflow.
Tho waters hAve recedcd, and tho truck Ia III
ssrss-s!ass casMl!tlon tes shs sps!n9 snset.ng,
toilnill-Aprll II. Fifty lprsos aro ut tho track,
tNkfnx their work, uni tho prospects wcro mover
1n0rO pnsMistA4 for o successful MoGtlnH aud
unusual Attendance,
, 1880-03-25
a WRESTLING MATCH,

NEW YORK, March 2l.-A wrestling match for
tho Grcco-ltomau championship. botwcDn Miller
and Muldoon, enicd III draw. neither being
nh'o to gain q fall. Tho struggle lasted until
ncurly 1'elt,ek this morning. Miller Notcd Oil
tue defensive, wEilu Mul!l:mn made suvcral
4rard rlll'cs to win, hut Mlller's strength aad
seiclIco prevented. Thorp w,A II fair httcndMAcu
Of 9rtoclators, tho majority Of whom retnnined
until tho close vi thu nntch. prnf. Mcclellan
H4a TNfrGC,.
, 1880-03-25

Special Dispateh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
FRANKFORT, Clinton Co., NIarch A-With
tho exception Of son1o fow fields which wcre
hurt Inst full by tho drought, Wiutor whoat is
coming out In good shapc.
, 1880-03-25

AIkAVS14Ss
6p<etat Dispateh Ia Tia Chicago Tribune.
BTpcKnA1.E, ltEtcy Co., March 24.-A littto snow
within tho past few dnys Inns bccn grent benefit
10 tho wntor wheat. Spring wheat nil aoHn.
spteias DtspattA 10 The Chtedao Tribune.
EFAFFoNu, Stafford Co., March @4.-SpEtnK
whcut nbout nil eowt. Some lust coming up.
The early-sown winter wheat and tint which was
ct rAnk growth Ia nearly nil killed By tho lato
freezEngs. October Bown al! right
Epttfa1 DianAteh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
COTTONWOOD, Chhsc Co., March .i.-nry wealth
or and frequent frGezlngs hnva injured tho viii
ter whent, hut still tho outlook Ia better than iii
1879.
, 1880-03-25

WISCONSIN.
Special Dt.patth Ia The Chicago Tribune.
WHITEWATER. Wnlwortt Co., blnrch el.-Tho
opcn winter has about use.i 1p tho w,ntcr S ~hcat.
putitNGTnN, llncine Co., Mnrrh a.
Ground IN tno condition. S01no spring whcnt
has already beeu EuwA. Prospect now OF 1nrgn
Ncrc,IKo going In this week.
Spfctal DArateh 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
WEST BEND, Washington Co, March sl.-
Fifty per cont of tho winter wheat has been
killed b. tho open winter.
, 1880-03-25

The E!dredge sewing-Macntne.-It leads
tho world, md is tho best for you to buy.
Sold on monthly payments. lDD StNta street,
, 1880-03-25

Special Dlspnteh 10 Ihs Chicago Tribune.
DAVID CiTY, Dutlor Co.. March :a.-Wo need a
good ruin to moow up tho ground md give tho
sprug whcat u start, About o-half 4ho whoat
III HOWu.
, 1880-03-25
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


,,,-r,n.- .r,,,,,
-. svr ..,, = nsr. i. I. tho oron, poo,oo
Ella a mnNn'", ~ 10 ~ ~ ~, ,ea..a.a% VI M -. A.,
paluor.
81 =. n: nRoss' Of st' ohnr'e'' Ill., is Mt tho
tho fremont.
nrouor n. n.nnrs. oe 1,aa ye4as, N, NJ, is n,
tho 0art,nor:
tWfLL1Ax +. vlrAs and wife, OF bfRdiBor, Wis,
arr Mt thu fremont.
INN. n. r. 1,uucx. of nudalo. Is n quest Of his
WttAtAx 4. MAnpuhd, tue weai-known To-
baoeo n7ar'. OF baltimore, u a. tae ialmof'
Cru,kshapk, Japan. nro at tho Grand Pacific.
49,. :, ~ n,,,o, n,,crc, A Aoor. of Tin Mia.
s,ssippi % i Horthora ] Transportation % ] conp"ny,
=. rouny.rosnxxr ~ :. - IN for,nci, TINT tho bcof,.
q,,nttors OF tho Ninth infantry nro npw located
Enrt McKmnr1 Wyonalnr,
r..,,.,s ~ ~, ,,,. ,,-orr,o,or r .no 1,ocs,no.
hmm iio!lse. fori!mouth, n. il: and lrotior of
~ VI w ~ ~ n.,nat ~ Ill Ir"thSSr
4.s ~ sa'1 a,.,., rn,.s,o... ,.rr. ru,,rnu
acner.i r; 4Ms' aunc'rinendent: Gn1 g. W Prescott Hs
sistnnt- General superintendent: aud K. Hack
vol, Of tho NoE;hiysstern Grand Trunk haii-
~, .aot,,n, ',r .bo amo,t ottontanco. thc
1ostnre Wich NJ 8, i. 1sourtrcc, Of KANSAS, via
70 nrve angG1S IT, II D'g II ansny
wa postponcd until Monday evening.
r,. .r,.,o-.,,,~o ra.,crdav. M ohsrrrcd tv
u sidn M HS Wa1}snm ~ atrssNt rf,,,ti
@ Tass' r. ii @ ~ y. ptiin,ws. -, la ia
nsE .a ~ MS Il ~ =, n, 4 =, ~ ~ n. ~, ~,
8"en. ot ~ y. ~. ~ - '' a cxi. i nv - ~ NJ sIa '
eo' o"Fonete'' Q H. H''' e'', - '4A'' s''''
AN owner Is wanted ut the Chlcago Avgnue
Station for largo leather wtlllet ct,utaini.aKa =
unb]e papers. it wns found In n lun1,cr-ynrsl ut
tie corncr of Chcngo avonte md Robert street,
A ,r,r,uAu hna hcon rcrn,yc,, nt 1ni,,tnry
q TEhEuNAH @ nlsa en,t fion u,,a,tnr .t"ti.,tyr
hondInar.GrsM ~ af ,o.% ~ nt' hnni; hnrss
tnat NC nnn smo Pn ~ .rs,e 49, frotn ia t,inxs rn
!nK g1percncea ~ .suip ,i ~ h.,,.," ~ st,, n,s. ~
tue Gun ano ''"l no "ou'u ~ 'o'''' o"s"'aa''
MME Lis EOMIESsE DE IESSE4s nas Suutu
, 1880-03-25
MISSOURI.

Special Dspatsh To- TIE Chicago Tribune.
ttAnHrg Hill, Dollngcr Co., MArch A.-Win-
ter rs Il whole looks 20 por cent bottcr than Mt
this tmo last season. Hort freczlng and fly
hnve injured 1t nbout . rcr cont.
Special nspateh to Ths Ch!eueo Tribune.
K!E9 CiTY. aentry Co.: MnrGh aEsTne drought y,
tho winter WhGAt.
, 1880-03-25

Times OMr highest nrttsts IN fontintry: Ths
II cChesnoys beyond apubt. though but % q sct
, 1880-03-25
MARRIAGES.

WAEEIEIAH1ESs - -
Wil.soN- the 2sd inst. nt tho
Thtd pf0kbytp Church, by tho Roy. A. ". Kit
tretlKe. Nj. ua0rgG q. Wilson and Msa Sybil H. ltc-
banks, both Of this city.
, 1880-03-25
LUMBER FIRM DISSOLVED.

bt1ttd1 UI1paEEb 10 TIA Chled96 1F111aS.
W1NoHA, 1[inu., March 24.-T'he lumber dru Of
Horton 4 Hamilton, this city, has been dissolved.
, 1880-03-25

RLAv0RING EXTRACTS.
, 1880-03-25

6'7o't VI H"11 " "1''"o" uo''"'o'
The First ltegln.Unt Cavalry, Mai. .. Wo!tor
evening by Mui. ". i. Scrllrlar, .teststuut LII
spcctur- Geucrui OF the First lirtgit,t, tls-
Tho ca,,,.uand lnudo Il very falr showing.
AZ near ns conId it, usearta!ned, thoro waro a}s
mon present out ut *'s whose nanca aPpg.ar
nnI inc f,st tbat they Wre not Forthcoming IL
source Of distr,lrliXr.cnt to tho i1l.ii. The
.,t.lccrx ~ thu cf,nil,nuI hnva wnrkuI hur.l Ia
rSndor tho orvHnixTsion success md thuy iiave
s,t@.,.e.,dutI mdrobiy. iiotwIthstan1jnr lin fact
tint tAoy hl.yo het.n aiIt,oyod uxcessiSry by not
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-28
WONDERFUL FEATs OF MEMORY

The Paris correspondent of the New Or
leans Picayune tells the following story
One day in January, 1S40,-a long while
ago. but as the anecdote is unpublished,
aud the actors were all eminent, it will
bear telling, several professors Of the Uni
versi,y of Berlin were assembled in the
council chamber and were talking One
of them held the Voss Gazette in bis hand.
Turning to Prof. Boeckh famous as a Greek
scholar and as possessor Of a wonderful
memory, he asked: $40 you think you
could in twenty-tour hours get by heart the
| first page OF that newspaper" II am sure
l could" "Pfof. Boeckh, ] don't think
you could. I'm so sure you could not that
I'll bet twenty bottles Of vine that you
| could not" Strike hands. take your
bet Prof. Boeekh took the newspaper and
was q little shocked to see that the first
page contained nothing but a list OF persons
who had at the recent festival of the order
of Prussia received the ribbon. This insi-
pid litany was, of course, much more diff.
cult to get by heart than editorials and in
telligence still Prof. Boeckh would not back
out. At tins moment Prof. Haupt, the
philoghoist, who was likewise famous
for his tenacious memory, entered the coun-
Gil chamber, was told what had occurred,
and dared to take similar bet He smiled
and struck hands. Thereupon Prof, Bena-
ry, one Of the younger professors, declared
that if the veterous of the faculty could do
so much, the rawer recruits would not be
behind them, and to sustain the honor Of
his brethren ne too would take the bet.
The next day all these professors were as
sembled again in the council chamber
Prof Boeckh began and recited the whole
page without missing one name, or one
Christian name, or one initial, or one grade
of the long list of persons who had received
the ribbon, from the minister of state to the
humblest clerk. He rattled it off as easily
as if it had been the alphabet. Then Prof.
Haupt came to taw and recited the long
nomenclature, but he gave it slowly and
corrected himself often. Twas now Prof.
Benary's turn to prove himself the peer of
these gray heads; he exclaimed: "Breth-
rem, do you really think me capable of ia
tiguing able men with so stupid litany
for third time2 No, colleagues I'd rather
pay for twenty bottles of good claret. A
peal Of laughter shook the council cham
Der.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-28
MoRRIsoN's PROSPECTS.
Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribpre

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 25.-There
have been numerous reports recently as tC
the political prospects and aspirations OF
the Hon. William r. Morrison, of Illinois.
At the time Of the meeting of the Demo
cratic national committee here his name
was mentioned with much favor as a posi-
bic presidential candidate, and it is very
certain that the Illinois Democrats would
have much better prospect Of success in
their state with Morrison for a candidate
than they would have with Samuel j. Til
den. What Mr.. Morrison's actual position
is with respect TO the gubernatoral, the
congressional, and presidential nominations
may be gathered from the follow ~ frank
and authentic interview:
Correspondence see Storey is bringing
you out as a candidate for governor
Morrison-Well, the old man has always
been very kind to me, but am not and am
not going to be a candidate for governor
] expect my people will send me back to
congress.
C.-But you are named as a candidate
tor presidents
M.-Yes, | know some very compliment
tary things have been said Of me in this
connection.
C.-And don't you expect TO be nomi,
natedl
M,-Well, our folks may make a worse
nomination. | would like TO have the vote
Of my own state in the convention. II the
Democrats in New York were or could be
united, Mr.. Tilden would be nominated; as
things now are, the race is anybodys.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-28

JUDGE MAcKEY, of South Carolina, . ;
voluble gentleman, who evidently neveI
tires of politics. He has been talking
about Grant, for whom he manifests tho
most profound venerat.on. In h;s opinion
the third term is inevitable. Mr. Gram
will soothe the southern breast with his
letter of acceptance, and while he may not
carry eight of the southern states, as pre-.
dicted by Don Cameron, he W. secure
enough of them to make his election a
certainty. After that the ELUSIVE Mackey
prophesies war with Mexico, for the pur.
pose of restoring harmony to the couu J,
and fourth term, perhaps.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-28

PRESIDENT HAYES private secretary (Ro.
gers is of the opinion that he is fitted for
something better than looking after the
private correspondence of the president. lie
is ambitious, and thinks that he is made up
of the sort of timber out of which COVER
nors are made. He wants to be governor
OF Idaho, and it is said that the president
will do what hecan toward gratifying his
ambition.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-28
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-28

THE statement Of NJ, de Lesseps, on his
arrival in Paris, that $6O,0OO,OOO was sub
scribed to his canal project in New York is
said to be without any foundation, New
York capitalists deny that dollar was sub
scribed, and say further, that as far as they
can learn, not dollar has been subscribed
in this county. NJ. de Lesseps' magma
ton has apparently got the better of his
veracity.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-28

1TCnTNG PnEs--SyMpToMs AND CURE
The symptoms are moisture, like pcrspira.
ton, intense itching, increased by scratch.
ing, very distressing particularly at night,
as if pin worms were crawling in and about
the rectum; the private parts are some.
times affected; II allowed to continue very
serious results may follow. DR.. Swaynes
All.llealing Ointment Is pleasant, sure
cure. Also for letter, Itch, salt Rhcum,
Scald Head, Eryesipclas, BARRIERS Itch,
Bloiches, all Scaly, Crusty, Cutaneous
Eruphons Price 80 cents, 3 boxes 81 %,
Sent by mail to any address on receipt of
price in currency or three cent postage
stamps. Prepared only by DR., Swayne g.
Sen, $50 North Sixth street, Philadelphia,
Pa. Sold by all prominent druggists.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-28

PRESIDENT HAYES is reputed to be TN
commonly shrcwi in predicting the direc
ton in which cat will jump, and he il
reported as hay 'ng said that his survey Of
the situation convinced him that neither
the ex-president, Mr.. Blaine, nor Mr.. Sher'
man would be nominated, but the prize
lay, probably, between Mr.. Edmuuds Mr.
Washburn, and Mr., Fish. Why doesn't
the poor man give himself a show?
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-28

The GREATEST BLESSING. A simple,
pure, harmless remedy, that cures every
time, and prevents disease by keeping the
blood pure, stomach regular kidneys and
liver active, is the greatest blessing every
conferred upon man. Hop Btters is that
remedy, and its proprictors are being
blessed by thousands who have been saved
and cured by it, See another column
Eagle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-28

PRESIDENT HAYES has ventured upon an
opinion relative to the Republican presi-
dental candidates. He is satisfied that
neither Grant, Blaine nor Sherman will be
nominated. He thinks the prize will be
drawn by either Edmunds, Washburne or
Hamilton Fish. Hayes, apparently, has no
faith in the favorites, and is betting on the
field
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-28

SINCE Tildens triumph in New York, the
politicians have been specializing whether
he proposes to take the Cincinnati nomina.
ton himself or give it to Mr.. II. b. PAYNE,
OF Cleveland. The question is one tina,
hardly admits of speculation. II Tllden
can control the convention there is no doub,
that he will have himself nominated. The
chances are, however that he will not be
able to control the convention.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-28

THERE is prospect that Mayor Kalloch,
OF San Francisco, will be arrested TO-DAY
for murder Detectives have obtained suf.
fcient evidence TO warrant the suspicion
that the shooting Of Charles De Young on
Friday evening was the result of con.
spirscy between Isaac S. Kalloch and his
son. They had been in the vicinity of De
Young's residence several times on the day
of the tragedy and had conference OF a
negro resort only a short time before the
shooting. A few points yet remain to be
looked into, and If they turn out as it is ex.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-28

FROM 1889 to 1878 the United States
spent the modest sum OF $9S4,1A3,164 80
on its navy. In 1878 the value of al the
vessels in the navy was estimated to be
$14,077,974 A good many hundreds of
millions of dollars have been wasted some
where. OF the vessels now in the navy,
there are, perhaps, one hundred fit for ser
vice.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-28

FEwsR and ague may be thoroughly
cured by the use of "ClNcno.QulNlYE," a
new preparation from Peruvian bark The
dose is the same as Sulpha,e Quinnc, and
its febriiuge, tonic, and ant.pcriodic effect
is more pronounced, Wi,hOl il is cheaper,
being sold by druggists at 81 80 per ounce,
or sent postage paid, for same price. by
Billings, Clapp " Co., Manufacturing
Chemists, Boston, Mass.