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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-03
ACKLEN's CASE.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE judiciary
committee of the house to-day agreed to q
report generating Acklen from any crini-
nal intent. This result has been foreshad-
owed for several days and Acklen is begin
ming to assume his wonted cheerfulness.
Mr.. King Acklen's colleague, who hss
been active in prosecuting the charges
against him, is very indignant at the result
Of the long labor Of the committee. He
thinks Acklen's performance was clear
case of forgery, equal in criminality to the
signing Of another's name TO note. He
says the report Of the committee is white
washing scheme. The committee Is ready
to report to the house.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-03

They increase the appetite, and cause the body
to take 90 flesh thus the system is nourished, and
BY their tonic action the digestive organs regu.
lar stools are produced Price % cents IS Mur.
ray Street, \, i.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-03

FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD was
tor years offered In every paper
Of the land by the former proprietor
Of DR.. Sages Catarrh Remedy, for
case Of catarrh 1t would not cure. II cures
by Its mild, soothing. cleansing, and heal
ing properties. Snuff or dust Of any kind
dries up catarrh and drives Il to the lunga.
This remedy has stood the test OF time,
having been a popular remedy for quArter
ola century. Sold by druggists at ffty
cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-03
RULE THE PACK

|
with the Lightning OF the eye. Their glanc,
is a word of control and the feeling to
wards them by their followers is more OBJ
sequious and contemplate than any shown
the royalty of England
This morning the committee met at II
o'clock. A dense crowd surrounded the
doors, and everybody was on the tiptoc OF
expectancy. 1t seemed probable that a
desperate fight would occur in the commit.
tee But hour after hour passed without
any positive intelligence. 1t soon leaked
out that the Cameronites had rened in
their policy and softened their spirit. Mr.
New of Indiana came out at last and |
pinned him for information. "Nothing
positive has been done" he said; there
has been conference between the contend
ing parties but nothing definite has been
acted upon"
All throughout the forenoon the anti
bossites were utilizing in every way the
audacious Cameron tactics at the com.
mittee meeting on Monday flaming the
flames of resentment. We have already
published the most important features Of
the national committee on Monday A
few additional facts may be mentioned.
Cameron not only refused to entertain reso-
lutions against the unit rule offered by
Chatfee Of Colorado, and Mccormack Of
Arizona, but he srubbed the Illinois con.
testants. A committee from the ten dis.
tranchised districts sent in q communi.
cation asking for hearing, which
the chairman "pocketed," and would
not submit for action. Averill of Minneso.
ia offered a resolution for the appointment
Of committee Of three, consisting of
Messrs, Jewell and Aldrch aud Secretary
Keogh, to review the roll Of delegates as
made up by the secretary, but this was also
ruled out OF order. There was angry de-
bate, but It accomplished nothing. The
committee were against the chairman but
they could not bulge him an inch. They
could do nothing but bounce him, and
that they were afraid to tackle. lie was
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-03
TIE MAILS.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Officers.

City Officers.
Mayo,-N y. Thistlewood.
Treasurer-Edward Dezonia.
Clerk-Denni- j, Foley.
Counselor WIN. b. Gilbert
Msrshal-j. c. Lstiue
A,torney-.William Hendricks
BOARD or ALDERMEN.
First Wsrd-M J. Howley
second ward-Dayid T. LinegaF {. X Wood
ward.
Third ward--w ?. Wright, Egbert Smith.
Fourth Ward-Charles q. Pstier, James kynaston
Finh Ward-T W. Halliday, Ernest b. Petit.
County Officers.
Circuit Judged. j. Baker.
Circuit Clerk. A. Reeves.
County Judge-R ;. locum
County Clerks. j. Humm.
Comfy Auorngy-W c. Mnlkey.
County Treasurer-Mics W. Parker
Sherih-John Hodges.
Coroner-R. Fitzgerald.
County Commissioners-T. W. Halliday, A.
n. Gibbs. Samuel Briley.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-03
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, June 2, 900 p. NJ
Wheat-quiet and steady-W Winter, los Sd
@los Cd; Spring, 9s@0s1Od; California
average, 9s 3d@10s Id; California Club,
l0s010s Cd. Corn-dull-4s Sd.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-03
NEW YORK. GRAIN.

NEW TUKk UNAIN.
New YORK, June 9, 1906 p. NJ
Wheat--irregular-No. 9 Red Winter,
81 30; Red Winter, 81 25@1 81; No. Q
Chicago, 81 1901 90; No. 2 Milwau.
kee' 81 20, Corn quiet-No. 9, SAX.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-03
Ii these warnings are unheeded. serious,diseases
will soon be developed.
A Noted Divine Says:

DR.. Tutt:-Desr Sir: For ten years have been q
martyr to dyspepsia, constitution aud piles
Last spring your pills were recommended; used
them, am now well man, have n good appe.
tite, digestion perfect, regular stools piles gone,
and have gained forty pounds of flesh. They are
worth their weight in gold.
REV. r. SIMPSON, Louisville, Ky.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-03
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
THE CONVENTION.

CHICAGO, June 1.--As the hour of the
convention draws near the excitement
deepens. This morning the battle opened
furiously, and all day has ragged along the
line. 1t is a war of candidates and fac
tons, and its most remarkable feature is an
absolute indifference to platforms and
principles. have heard no talk of either.
The idea that the party has any principles
to announce is wholly forgotten or ignored.
Nobody seems to care continental for
principles amid the bitter antagonists of
the hour. The Republican party is kept
together by personal ambitions, and the
general welfare of the country Is as moth
ing compared to their qualification. The
whirlpool Of passion in Chicago reveals the
naked truth that personalism suppants
principle, and it makes no great difference
what platform the leader stands on, or
whether he stands on any. The Republi-
can party has loeen tending in this direc-
ton for years, and the accomplished fact,
the matured disposition, is exemphfed
brightly here to-day
The toadyistl to be seen in the hotels is
perfectly sickening. Parlor 2, in the
Palmer, is Grant headquarters, and there
assemble occasionally the great party man.
ayers. Whenever the door is opened the
lobby outside is jammed with eager men,
twisting their nccks, showing aad fighting
to get glance at the distinguished COM
pany within. Should the black. vlsaged,
piratical-looking Logan, the more refined.
faced Conkliag or Cameron or some other
great man come out or pass in, excited
whispering and other notes of admiration
are heard on all sides. If perchance one
of the crowd is lucky enough to be honor
cd by an introduction, his face shines with
servile glee, and the balance survey him
with envlous glances. These leaders are
neither great nor pure. They are bold
astute and aggressive demagogues, but
they
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-03
Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO, June 9, 1000 A NJ.
Wheat-June, 9S1Sc; July, 95%c.
Pork-June, $40 10; July, $40 20.
Corn-June, 354@3S; July, 35h35@.
Oats June, 2S4.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22

Preparations are making for . monster
Republican parade. In Philadelphia,
on Saturday evening. Az . meeting
last evening, Il Was calculated thst IS,
0C0 men would be In line. The process
sion will take place on Broad street,
and will be composed Of two columns,
which will move In opposite directions.
All clubs south Of Vine street will form
south Of Ellsworth street. The Twenty
fourth and fWenty -sevsnth uard elubs
are included In this. All clubs north
Of Vine street will form north Of Colum-
bIa avenue. At half pastS O'Clock the
heads OF both columns will move, and
at 10 o'clock they will meet In frvnt Of
the Union League house, when there
will be one of the grandest displays Of
Gre works ever seen in the city. The
line from the south will move north on
the west side Of Broad street, and that
from the north will 90 south on the east
side Of Broad. There will be no count
srmarchipg. When the heads Of the two
columns reach the points from which
the two others started they will dis
mics. By this arrangement there will
be double lines moving along Broad
street from Ellsworth 10 Columbia ave-
nue..
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22

teen years Of age was ar,,,,,,-1
larceny Of 1850 from Js, a.snsd foj
also AIS. 400 from James 's gs', S a
not guilty. ""f'' Hs |
| George Wilson was ,,,,,-
larceny Of an nooordson ',sned 4
Dent mt He pleaded not sul from !
state We. William naI;H ,y,
and jury empaaelsd. J swa, y I
testified that be was 4 So,,s '' Sacl
. .ne soih Of Angus, h. lst, 'I 1. y
silver. In the cabin, and VIVA 70
turned the money was ,or. AneA
James Hart was also go T.,
boat and had 81 stolen t,o lang | .
the boat at 2 O'Clock and .a, utn
3 O'Clock, but the none, ' ~,I
saw about a dcz n boys ,bs s,
cabin was oil upside down. 'A''e
Charles Albert testified ,h,.
swimming in the Christians. a, ~
S 81 and another boy, the ls ,ss
Philadelphia named Cass, '" s'l
latter force open the cabin do 1s'
Slnpis went down and came M :
handful Of silver and notes. v
Chief Of police Maxwell. "a,
that heGinnis told him ,bs, l.
Casey wese in the cabin bu, M 4,
latter took the money McGipns s'
vehemently denied telling ths
What he had stated.
The Jury retired.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
Another 4. 0SlE O.

Walter Rncampusnt, No. II, o
Frankfort, Sussex county, was insti
tnted on Motday evening by the off
GERS OF the Grand RncSmpment, l. O.
y. r., Of Delaware, G. r., II. r. Ben
nett, @. Il. r., J. q. Seal, and g. s.,
Rdsin Hirst, Of this city, assisted b,
X W. Tunnel and J. w. West, o.
Ocean Bucampment, Of Lswes. The en-
cappment was instituted with nine
charter members, and there 10 good
prospect Of institu.ing several others
The following officers "f the new en-
campment were elected and installed !
c. p, John ]. Belts II. p, DR.. Thorn.
as A. Hitch !; ). w., Bbs Walter l
w., A. B. Long Scribe, +. 3. Collins;
Treasurer, D. G. Hudson.
TIE grand officers were treated very
Hospitality, and returned home yester-
day. The lodge that formerly met at
Baltimore Mills is about 10 remove It's
place Of meeting TO Frankfort.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
THIRD EDITION.
a ma Navaa Dsmoss,rssis..

WAsHusroH, Sept. 20.-Ths suc-
cess attending the naval review 81
Hampton Roads last year and the great
interest attaching to Il has induced the
Secretary Of the navy TO repeat IL this
year, upon . more liberal scale. Not
only the training ships Constitution,
Portsmouth, Saratoga, and Minnesota,
but all other war vessels constituting
the home squadron, the Tennessee, he p
sarge, Alliance and Tallapuosa, Che
latter being especially for the use Of tue
Secretary, will take part in the navel
map@uvrss. The review will take
place about the 18th Of October OF
soon after return Of Secretary Thomp-
son from Indiana. The reports from
the training ships are OF the most
nattsring character and abundantly en-.
sure the success Of the system ofcreating
q corps Of seameu who shall be repre-
sentative American seamsn. Secretary
Thompson expects to add another YES.
sell TO the four already in this ser
vice.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
The VeteE nMs.

The Garfield Veteran Guards held q
special meeting last evening, when the
question of attending the grand dem
onstra ion in Philadelphia on Saturday
evening next was discussed. II was
decided not 10 attend from the fact oil
invitations being received from Hoe,
kessiu and Newport, end the GuArds
therefore considered that their duty
was to attend the meetings first al
home. The veterans have been called
together for the purpose OF aiding til,
party for which they sacrificed so much
during the late war. They number ovel
800 members only l25 of which mum,
Der are equipped. They need more
equipments and are compelled to fore
60 the many invitations that are re.
ceived from distance, from the fact Of
being obliged to purchase their own
equipments. The club will hold a
regular meeting on Friday evening and
will attend the out door meeting.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
Pei o lnal

Rev. C. W. Fohseil, former pastor Of
the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church,
now at Waterbury, Conn, is visiting
his friends 10 this city and by special
request viii preach TO night al the
Delaware Avenue Church.
Gen. Garfeld's sons, Harry Augustus,
and James r are receiving their pre-
paratory education at 81 Psul's School,
Concord, N. H., where Senator Bsyard
has Just taken his son.
J. L. Vallandigham Of Newark, and
Thomas Davis made speeches at the
Democratic pole raising at Kimbleville,
Chester County, Pa, last Saturday
evening.
Senator Bsysrd will speak In Tam
many Hall on Thursday evening next
when a mass meeting and torch light
pro esaion will take place, and We
trus! he will explain fully the modus
operaudi by which voters are disirsn-
chised In the State of Delaware and the
Democracy are kept in power.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
The YnS,ara eerdsr Guard cd.

Aoglhiile lhy) CommefolaE
We have the authority for stating 10
our Republican friends-and Democrats
too--tba at an organization has been com
pleted bv Kentucky Republicans which
places under surveillance every ferry
crossing, steamboat landing, and skifi
point in Kentucky, ON the Ohio river,
from the Ohio 70 the Illinois line,
which win eftctual'y prevent persons
from leaving Ken.uoy for the purpose
Of illegally voting in Indiana. This or
ganization Is 80 complete that Its CORES.
pondents In every county on the river
promptly report TO the Chairman o: the
Dearsst committee on the river the
name Of every person leaving any local
ity 10 60 northward, where they will
be closely watched until election day,
when they will b. promptly arrested
upon their 6rpt attempt 10 cast an
illegal vote inIndiapa. This organi-
cation will be largely Instrumental In
preventing Dem ,cratic frauds In Indi-
ana from the Kentucky aide Of the river
and We congratulate the Indiana Re-.
publieans.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
d EGIsTkR'S ORDER.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, August 0, 1880.
Upon the Application Of Elizabeth Kari,
ExecutriI Of VIM. P.Karr, late Of Wilmington
Hundred, in said county, deceased, 1t ia or
deFed and directed by the Kegister that the
Executrtx aforesaid give notice Of granting
OF Letters Testamentary upon the estate Of
the deceased with the date Of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days frsm the date OF suoh Letters In
siz Of the most public places Of the county Of
New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
mands agstnst the estate TO present the same
or abide by an Act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided and also cause the same.
TO be inserted within the same period in the
UKLAwARB REPUBLICAN,, a newspaper pub
lished in wilmington, and TO be continued
therein three weeks 10 od)
49, Given under the hand and Seal Of
l. g. Office Of the Register aforesaid at
49, New Castle, in New CASTLE county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written
$. q. 81 tGS, Register.
EoT1cT-An persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same, daily attested TO the Exscutrix, on or
before August 9. 1881, or abide tho Act Of As.
semDly In such ease mnde and provided.
ELIZABETH KARI, ExecutriX,
Levi o. Bird, Her Attorney.
AddTesg :-WilmiAgton. Dol. 81
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
DEATH

OGDEN.-John T. Ogden did 10 Jerp,
CITY, n. j., July Q, 1889, aged 81.
His parents were devOut m smbsrs Of III
Presbyterian Church, and trained him up
the nurture and Ammunition OF tho Lord /.
his twenty.t1fth year he wBs converted IN God
and joined Ebe Jeser Church in the al z
philadelphia. subsequently h. became iltI
titled " tb Wharton ~ Philadelphia, Asbur
Wilmit 1T n, md simpson, jersey Cry.
the last named CHURCH he was G. mem bsr al.
an otticer from the time OF lis erection u
bis de- tn. p'arning WIS Iy. telling earue,tl,
anu giVtg Literally Osecu its material an
spiritual po pe y His !ast sickness W
pro'Fae ed and painful. during the wLcic {
IL however, b. WAS Givihsly sustatn ed, o.
trely res 4 ed, always prnce'ui, and rripl
exu!tant Ills ED was place
W. JuN3soB.
RAf.-On tho IT or " OF the 10th, LINN,
way In the Tina wear OF his nge,
Relatives and ionds arc invited. with
ont further no'ic to stt>ud the fuue1s
from MS 'atA residence near Hamorton. O,
Thursdsy. SeOtemher %, TO leave the hon,
s'ao'ei6ck. TO p-oaesd to Longwood Gem,
cry.
1uerlE.-In Washington City, d. q eept
u. 1880. Of typh -maIarial tevrr. MRS, Mar,
J.. TustiD. vito Of James p. Tugtip, Eco
for 1erIy o.. Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
REGIsTER's ON ERh
EaIsrER's ORDER.

NEw CASTLE UouBTy, Sept ~
Upon the application Of William y
Executor oil Martha KirKpaInsA
Of WILMINGTON Hundred, IN sad "
deceased, II B ordered and Cll
BY the Register that the Exscsto
said give notice Of granting Of Ea
Iestamentary upon the estate o. ~,
ceased, with the date OF granting naSl
causing advertisements To be pcsea !,
forty days from the date Of such IeIten
OF tho most public places Of the counYl WI
Castle, requiring all persons having u.,]
against the estate TO present ne S
abide by an Act Of Assembly 10 W.
made and provided; and also cause "
TO DO inserted within the same penvS
DAILY RHPUBLIoAH, 0 neWsPapasa
lished In Wilmington and to e~p'|
therein three weeks, 10 Cd. ,A
80, Given under the mana Ivy
us. Of office OF the RegistcI a!T ny. y
49,, New Castle, In New oasu s+S
aforesaid, tho day and year ABOVE VII u.1a|
8. q. BIGGS, kessl
NoTIm.--All persons having cnl a1s IN
the eStnte Of the deceased mus pls'
same daily Rttested to the EScs%
before Sept. 10, 1881, or ABIDE VI.
Assembly in such case ma - ana P, ,,sui|
WILLIAM M. PYLE wi Nj
Address Wilmington, DEL
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
SECOND EDITION.
!. an = 4UAKTY sEAoCKAIs.
The County GonN. nti m On Dever-
CapsalAsses sas .. - aestin Makes
. Rebel epe Sh.

The County ConN. ntf M On Dever-
CaAalanses Sas .. - asstin Makes
Rebel spe 'ch.
fh- Kent County Democratic Convep
ton mel IL Dover yesterday about II
O'Clock in dual session, nominated 4
Sau si,nry ticket, and In the Afternoon
sat and listened to . rank rebel Ia
ransne from Col, Z L. Martin.
There was quite aght for Sheriff
and four ballots we're required TO ssttl'
the matter ~ follows:
BALL To.
Let ID. 3D.. 4th
Jas. M. Ksrb,n, r Dover bd...l1 10 70 u
THIS . .-Aes, 5. Murderkill. II 10 Is =;
Jas q Robinson, LucA tIteR.lS IL ~
Andre J. wilson, L. Dover.
john S. ma nnyton Milford.
J. W. Jackson of Ksnton Hd., was
nominated for Coroner on the second
ballIt.
The convention 70 nominate the
Sheriff and Coroner was separate FROM
that which chose the Legislative ticket.
The latter convention nomipsted p. B.
Cooper Of n. Murdsrkill for Senator, the
ballot being % follows: P. B. Cooper,
SO; VIM. Hutchinson, IL; DR.. Nathan
Pratt, 8; G. ". Cummins, s; J. W.
Fennimore, A.
This done, J. C. Goeden moved that
each Hundred be entitled to one Rep
rssentative, excepting N. Murderkil
and &. Dover. A spirited discussion
followed and the delegation from &
Dover almost boltsd the Convention. Il
was adopted.
Representatives were chosen as fol
lows
Rhyner williams, Milford hundred
Abraham Moore, Little Creek Alfred
II. Cahall, Mispillion N. 8. VanBur.
kalow, South Murdsrkill /; J. W. Grs-
ham, Kspton Amos C. Williams, West
Dover C. q. Register, Duck Creek.
The following were nominated fov
Levy Cont Commissioners
John Farrell, Duck Creek Hundred
George W. Collins, East Dover Joseph
S. Burohinal, North Murderkill Peter
n. Meredith, South Murdeiklll; J. r.
Curtis, Mispillion.
The two conventions held a joint ses-
sion and chose the following County
Executive Committee:
Horace R. Mustard, Duck Creek hun.
dred; J. Frank WiIds, Kenton; Henry
l. Wilson, Little Creek; John B. Pen.
ninptop. Rso Eagt Dover: James r
Powell, West Dover; VIM K. Allatand.
North MurdsTkill; Robert J. Reynolds,
South Eur]srkill; James Satterfeld,
Mispillion; DR.. Mark Lcfand, Milford.
After this Hon. L l. Martin address
ed the convention. lie knew his crowd
and made a rampant rebel speech. He
particularly held up the Rebel Briga.
disrs in Congress and said they were
the best legislators in the world. He
praised the Solid South for being solid
for Democracy.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22

MEssRs EDIroRs We would ask
yen to please insert the following, al
a correction Of your error in Tuesday g
edition which read thus: zone Of Mills
& Combs GOAL carts became dissrraDged
on King street last night and gave
much trouble. As enormously stated
10 Tuesdays paper it was not Mills &
Combs coal cart that became disar-
ranged on King street, buta coal wa
gon. Their carts are perfect succsss
they having more orders than they can
Gil for twelve months to come.
Yours, 60. MrILs h COME.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
A Mean Aes.

Last Sunday some persons entered
the Third street market houso and
stole three or four dossn eggs from Mr..
williams stall. Emerging into the
street they threw them against the Odd
Fellows Hall and other buildings. Ere.
qusntly a crowd Of very disorderly boys
assemble In that vicinity. The Atten-
ton Of the police is earnestly requested
to be drawn thereto.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22

The GOAL carts being manufactured b.
Mills & Coomb5 appear to be working
very satisfactorily. They had three
of them on the streets yesterday, and
the builders we're greatly pleased with
their operations. Several orders have
been received from other cities for them
The accident noticed in the REPUBLICAN
yesterday happened TO an old wagon
and not a cart as reported.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-22
ID EGISTERS ORDER.
REGISTER's oFFlCE.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Aug. ., 1850.
Upon the application Of William Bush,
Administrator OF Norman y. LORnsberry
late Of Wilmington Hundred, in said coun.
ty, deceased. 1t 10 ordered and REQ
ted by the Register that the Administrator
aforesaid give notice Of granting Of
Letters Of Administration upon the estate
Of the dece ased, with the date Of granting
thereof, by CO using advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date Of such Let
ters in six OF the most public places OF the
county Of New Castle, requiring all persona
having demands against the estate TO present
the same, or abldJ by an Act Of Assembly In
such case made and provided and also cause
the same 70 be inserted within the same pc
Rod 10 the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,, . news
paper published in Wilmington, and to be
continued therein three weeks Too d.
~ Given under the hand and Seal OF
L. 8. Office Of the Register aforesaid at New
~ Castle, In New Castle county Ltors-
said, the day and year above written.
S. q. BIGGS, Register.
NoTIcE-All persons sewing claims sgainsi
the estate Of the deceased must pTessnt the
zane, duly attested to the Administrator On
or bei0re AuR. 9TH, 1881, or abide the Act Of
Assembly In such case made and provided.
WILL M BUSH. A administrator.
Address :-Wilmin ton De-. s.ll