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DEATH OF BLUE GOWN.
Epectaf DlspGtcA 10 The Chicago Tribune,


New YuAK, Dec. 0.-Turfmcn throughout The
country Will learn with regret that lIlg,o Gown,
tho famous winner OF tho Derby In tS6s, tor
whom Mr.. James II. Kccnn paid $e3,0M, died On
tho voyage to this country, having been shipped
in tho steamer Victoria, which laft London
Nov, u. md arrived hero t0-ihy. Tho vessel hnd
been tossed by rough sons until her ruddcs
nroko or tho 18th, unl no doubt Hluo Gown,
from scvcro suffering, WIS ruptlftcd by being
knocked nbout, and WIS then thrown overheard
Nnt only IA tho death OF Ds,o Gown n great !osa
to bIr. Keane, hut brcctlorH OF Thoroughbred
and turfmun Rcuerutty will feel 1t, for tho Rrrt.
vni OF tho horse hnd bccn ca.gurly anticipated
for moro thau week past. Tic sympathy Of
tho sporting public will 70 out 10 Mr. kccne, al
tlo hns eh0wn much enterprise In hts brief sas'
.carcor+ Tho SUCCESS Of imported Btalona ID
thiscbuntry. from 0loncoe down To tho DAYS OF
Australian, D0nnsa Scotlnud. lhactotl, ano
Leamingtou, bus induced breeders 10 lou
abroatl for sircs to cross with natso mares
and Mr. kcono followed closely In tns
path OF Mr. LoFlllard In payfng largo prices
for htxh.hrcd stock, The recent arrival u sns
IN beh1lf Of Blue Gown, a1'd tho illnolre'simst .i,s
Of his acnth ut this tMaD wilt Ga rese.yt1 9std
Honsra! rsRret especially rs + E',d!r T. ds'GSs es Ss
business Of breeding thOrnuEhbrel horses ~ .a'
thu turf. In buying Hun 0nwn, heene ssssssa ss:'
not any hIahty-brcd horse, but .. i!no tassd IT,
ornincnt career Nn tho turf. 1i)uo ugMn W l,
hrcl by Sir Joseph llawlcy u !xs', s,1,Si anS
wns sired BY Beattsn.an lso, ot MeHaef%a " ;xea ia
AMI MpndlCAnt}, Wh0 won tito UcFDY III ltSs'{ a!.s
iis dam was laa liluo, by stock~e!l ot Of ves, 81;
auon by 'Euuehs.O.ae, 80 tint tue hofsc W r.
elosely rolntc1 to tho Wha!c.onc fs,lIly ~ ,H
tho summarhiil Stakes. liz wan theso !tms w.
tat ycnr. At Doucustur tho colts pesEoT1nasnnsSY
Was SO o ti'ut he as grsat s pa0!'9 nnctess lasg
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TIE ASTICOS.rA CREWS.
QuEHRo. Dec. p.-Tha shluwrecxod ceows from
AntIcoau Island arrived to-day. There was
great popular rejoicing


ap<eias Dtpaf<h 10 Thk Chkaea Ttihsn4,
NoSrlEAE. Dec. IA stranxo scuno was
witnessod to-day In ths Criminal COURT room
Il, tho u,arFiaxu Ut u prisoner nataoa lllchi.rsl
1.istun with Ills prosecutor. u yulauta t.uu,ud
stella. Llaton had stolen f:7A froEn hcr, mud
wua, ut tho suuunt sitting of tho Court of Qua.
oral Sessions, convicted. but suntGncu lll btt,,l
suspended for tho reason given ADuve, Tho
lscv. Gavin Lung, Of tt. Andrews churgh, per-
formed tho ccrououy. tue Last response OF
which bud hardly died away eEo thoao whom
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.. ~ O. vs.. THE PENNSYLVANIA.
Sntefdl pttnoteh td TAA Chteano TktLtlna

Spfeidl Dlspotth to The Chicago Tttbuns.
prtr.AprLrt1fA, Pm. Dec. D.-Tbnukx To Tho
pntirn, roioco.ftar Cn,nnonv tho 1,n,t1,rn,a T.
n.,n u,1'n .. ,a.' ..s,s., Io'S, .ao na..'ose
E,nco 1t began to run ita own line to Now York.
Tho baltimore Il Ohio runs its own scopers all
.,a wy @ mu .onh" .nuS ~ a"isy ~
cNRant anu eo'ttoreMp!o ~ tuoso ot zoe tuti.
mum Company, tao chargo Is only dollar, or
tratus rim vcrv IIrht. nnd ti,o ,,ears tn ti,n
f,o,m,r,,",,a III a,s.ir,,a ,.os.. ~.
avuruRlng twenty minutes to half MI
hour. Nevertheless iG8 passengers wcro
cnrrled yesterday, 1913 on Tt,cs.lay and 0s on
cannot bc cllarHcd tliat tho delays aro intcn-
tonn, for tho route runs for mild through tho
yard Of tho I'ennBylyanjn Koatl, whore Freight
trgsns arc being tilnla ,ip nil tho tnr, n,ltl It's
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Hu14l.1NQ TIE MARKET,

Tho stuck 'a4Eiblora nre buslIy onKaxM in
manufacturing ealarsls to "bul!" tho market.
Ffrat ihey started tho report that Vanderbilt
ha1 about scuuresi control of tho burlington and
Atchsotl l'opeka s baHta Fd ltoads; thon ho
waa buying up cttsrul Pueblo In otlur to pro.
vent consolidation Ut thlt road with tho Union
lacife; and now Guinea tho report thnt vuldaE-
bI!t was bu, tnx up linton Public, anu the prt,-
dtottou ls lnudo that Gould would SOON sptlro
from tho management Of this F0ud to make room
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trnet for tho completion Of tho rond n tho point
Of tuncturo with tho lolltsvillo Nashville ltnnd
rs kn1ft ms ihn Inter Cpmt,nny Is obligated tn
complete tho Knoxville branch to tho Tennessee
HtMtu line.
, 1880-12-10
TIT1s TURF.

CHARLESTON, 8, c., Dco. Q-The races to>ee
resulted rs follows; .,ua
Aitlo hoats-Qabriel first, Hampton eecon4
Mnrk Il. third. Tin1c. 1;6l, l:hl. -,. ,c.,s,
6eGuul rucc-IiAnlptul stAkcs4 !.!ss M!!s I,hni.
spraKue first Wrltgge second. He1'l's 'A""'
41naU, t:l3a<, l:62a. - ,,a.. nocood.
Milo tias6-Taci1u arst,. Georgia 10y see"''S
Dutchtuan third. Tlnsu, f:Hu.
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tlmo IN 1no CITY.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
arc doing IaIrty.
Ma. ooodsln's now piece, "ozono,' appears
Hermann, tho Wizard, will rcappoar at Nc
vIr,,,r,o ~, .to,,,n,.
'.Ae' "asas. : VI ...a ....e"s' .,, j.. t., x,,,
DO moro than s'oo@. ,
f., rcaas y y 'I psIla.'.nb. S ''s''' "F' p''
m so.A7 !" ru''1'ae'pa'"' .....s..-.,
sn.vini wtlt BEGIN bis Now YORK. engagement
John RAYMOND: as CO... ssIfrst IS drawing lln'
usually 'nrgo anu'ehees at tioo'eys'
Of liarty wcbbcr'a busincss hereafter.
~. i" 80 .s..,.,~ n nut.
hss sb ssK ea so ees sa Tile
Mr, md u.s. Mckee naaktu viii opot, at tho
Now M York @ @ urand % opera ] .iIouso on or tho % .Tth. ~
III hcalth hns comnol,e,, Mi.. AIIeoo 1,o,,son
tn ratIre from tho I,phson md crano connnny'
1oo llowarl says TINT nftor pa,,nor leaves tho
Onion SQUARE Thoatro sheridan shook a,tl jim
Jules Verne ana Atlolrnc d 'Ennory's spectacle,
"MIchacl strogoIr,' rocoutIy produced ut tho
"The Wofa tho suseesstp1 lonaon oo
fhIs rS,t,utrv lid Vnve III mi for il -
49,. .''' *o0
"Tho Enlse Friend WILL pc produced at
lIonlcyB next week W company hoaring tho
endorsement OF the utson sannr1 Company.
tThc Thou,ns w. Keone cnr1nnry hns cIcarcl
! oynr MI nxnot,sns sjfcn tGe snnsl,, nGrnn nyrr
lin r. r xcaK' tliiiV 1fays.ena Int Il in.ie,u n
A"ep' o''' ,.....-.y,
"A mln.trol company has been org9nlzed ny
9cerg1 Thntoaor nnl Adl !sYmAti. The troupo
Will bo pertnnt1ent!y l0catod Ut tho Arch Street
1heatrc' Phiadotph'a.
Claire BELOW. n eon of tho tate elocuttoptst.
/ hns becn anSAged by Manager 4. N. Palmer,
and will probably tnake his debut III "Ihe
Creole," tho next osunt nj tho sluaro.
II rt,c %Innnc.s ~ MaVcE"rs sra ncn., " ma.
,ntrnHIIv ro.s ma thoac mnonr ~ 1tr iii ,I"v-
rlMrs .yt,o r"Iish linn iii coMnslv actinE vii hid
| II hcro WV As''0A A"e Wv eo'A4'"' '~s "'A ~"
| .. .-.
Tho INIT nights Of "Dantol RoGhnt" nro nn-
noutlce1 at tho Unipn 6qtlAre Tbbntrr. "Tho
| HAhkGr's Daughter " Will follow It for q brief
| tne. within \ week Or TWO. md then will CONN
tho larEslAn SUCCESS "UAuc."
..rho f.uv,no-. ,vII, In axo,,t m II poor ,o,,or
at WslIucta rhe"trn. " t...s ..rt,s ErhcmT ft,r
a,an"i" yii1 re r""tvn r" fnr wns f +" ri. II
i",s"i IL Enr,at Wn Nnt ,stt"; +; ~ trn tStll
in o,,on3.o,ra,f IL !. :Tho tvT.t1 80 '"]". "'1
| nooteso1oe" ~ A"o "o''"'
palys Nhutch girls, Nyn Crtnklo's Ft4fs'tton
saya, ,lnvo been spared thu tnteryIewoss by tho
turo Is kept ut lk!!, and no reporter has got fur
enough In his Inevitable carecr to havo to stand
that.
! \, a.. =,
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DANvlLr.E. W.. Deo. 9,--Thu railroad bridge
over Haniater litvor, In Halifax County, WIS ds.
covored unsaro by reason Of tho broaklnR Of MI
iron-rol support, nnA all trims on tho ltioli-
n1ond 4 nanvlllo Railroad, Piedmont Air 1.fno,
stopped To-day.
, 1880-12-10
ONTARIO ~ WESTERN,

8rtefai ulspa.eh to 7ne ChttaPo 7tthaint.
NEW Yonx, Dec. 0.-Tho Dlrortnrs of tho On.
tNrio h Western Railroad Company have
opouct bids for tho construction OF thn OK.
te,iaon connecting Jersey City With Mtddto-
town. Tho oontraot will be awnrtiotl ut tho ngxt
mcetsnE. Additional shnses In small lots aERrc.
EatIng $2.5.O00 were forwarded ~ London by bat-
UrtlAy's etClinpt,
, 1880-12-10
rnE1o11T DLOUKAD1.

gpfttat Dispdteh to 1ne Chicago Tribune.
Mc0nsdoH. H., Dec. O.-Mc0rogor md interior
points arc sutroring In busfncsaway on account
Of freight biockadcs. In mnny caaos 1nerohan-
disc frnin Chicago hns beun two weeks on tho
Wny.
, 1880-12-10

kH0xyILLE, ,ronn. Doc 9.-The stockholders Of
the Knoxville T. Ohio Aairoadhayo adoptai ros.
oluttona authorizing the directors to lot eou-
, 1880-12-10

De LESSEPS' CANAL STOCKS.
BAN FRANCISCO, Doc. V,-Subscrtptlona to tho
Do Lcsseps canRI-stook thus fur aro about
11,0QQ, ,Q0Q, per cent belug paid.
, 1880-12-10
DEMURRAGE CHARGES,

- DEMUlRAGE CHARGES.
Sfr. 3. +. Tlpley, Gonoral Freight Agent Of the
Burlington & Quincy lealtroal, has Just Issued
tho following circular to ngonts aul Chicago
grain receivers:
"Itb being ovtdent that 1t Ia tho practice Of
for inspoctIon without DUG cMase, and Tor the pr-
pose Of giving time, md the chtstl9c by rolti-
u Ssa st os e
oral Freight Once Clroulnr No. p5 IL hereby
ehnngod to read ~ follows: 'on al grain billed
switching oharRo Of u pcr car Will bo tnAdu. but
will he refunded on presentation Ut Inspectors
m nc thn5 ,he ss hs bso
colycd BY our limo Ia Chicago 0.Ha uars ot grain,
Ct which Ms ears wore hold ant for se.,,spect!on.
slxtcoa enrs only. nnl in soyea eaau, out st the
stss Sf Tahs'pE r. These figures soS con
which rolnspeot!on IL cnlled for, asld nro Aivon
as an explanation OF our action In luoreas!ng
tho charges OIL CltrH lleid out"
A. NEW OUTLET FOR plTTsDUItG.
Ills proposed to build a railroRd from Pitts
burg, Pa, to LynchburR, Va. The general route
indicated pnsscs through itoukbridgo, Nlth, and
I1ighlund Countles. In Virginia, und pocahontas,
and then down I'ygAst's ynlloy. aud through
hanao'rt'. Harbour. Taylor, Marion, u1,d Mo-
nonHalIn Counties, In West Virginia; or,
It the Cheat River route bo adopted, through
rondletou. Randolph, Tucker, Preston, md
tho i!no SStween West XIrxiaia ani i,onnsyiya-
@ x f.sse siss a"G psSs s sy asa G hsssons M2ss
urlctur!ng Interests and of extensive railway sys-
tho Virginia railway systems, Ind tho gAtoway
y the Southern AtlantIo states, and eointnan.ls
Snt no TN ana % mlo lsiy" Sections 1T of vr8lnIa. Sa
Richmond, tho eeat Of rNlnnbB Industries mud
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Reported Break in Eastward Pas.
senger Rates from St.
Louis.
The Indianapolis Roads Dis
gllsted With tho Lake Eric
st Western Gut.
President Jowett'a Vows on tho Subject
Of Lake Erie & Western Divi-
donds.
Incidents OF tho D. & Q. and Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Fight.

MORE TROUBLE.
The mcagru Ant1 fntlctlnlt dispatches giving tho
result Of tho meeting Ut tho Vt. Louis Passenger
ma Ticket Agents, held nt the west on.l OF tho
ilr1Ro Wednesday, left doubt whathor tho rates
Ind been Cit 10th from KRnsns CITY and st.
1tnuis to scabonrl points Or from KaneAs City
nlonc. Tho uItlclnl record at tho proceedings as
published by tho 1t. IdNlls pnpcrs dlspols all
doubt regarding the matter nad shows positively
that tho st, Lonfs roads lending East havo also
reduced tub rites from St. Louis TO st, tho sat1o
as they chnrge from Kansas City, which is re~
tluctton from tho regular rates Of $1.s5, ind
makes tho st. Louis rnto 10 New York, but 81
more than Is charged from ChtcaGo. Tho otlofat
record SHOWS tho following action ln regard to
this tnnttor: ~
On motion, 1t WITS resolved that dur1ng tho
Continuance of tho fnw rates FROM K4,1sMs City,
md 1T. Louis tn ChtcnEo, In consequence Of
which cur EAslern business is being diverted
vln ChtAEu. md to prevent tho sunplng OF
tickets frOm htlssourt-Ktver pofnts, the follow
Ing hc tho srGcl1l rates from Ut. Lonis-vtz.:
~ nostan, yin Albany or Troy .;;...:.....,$SsM %
70 t!ostuil. viii New York and Sound lines. a!.oQ
TO New Ynrk, 2t.00
III Philadelphia ,,,,,,,.,.,,.,,,,,.,,,,...T T.tN
To baltimore 100
To Washington, Observation-Disclosures. 18.M
To t}mtral0.. 1900
To Wheelng.. ....,.........,..........1 1900
Ta a1MrkersGurg. 1G0O
10 Cirv gland iiU0
The SECRETARY WIS instructed tn telegraph tho
, 1880-12-10
H ONE HUNDRED WIVES"

CINCINNATI, O.. Dec. D.-To-night during tho
performance Ut Flko's Opora-l1ouse Of tho p!ny
entitled "Ono Hundred Wives" wcll-dreascd
RontIcmnn cxottedly aroso In tho audience and
fl n loud voice protested against tho further
progress Of tho play OIL account Ut lta attncks on
tho Mormon religion. lilo was SO dcoply In
enrncst md bccntnu 80 violent lis to attract tho
attention OF tho whole house, aud Manager Hal
lnnberg was Obliged to eject hin from tho house,
IIo Mppcnrcd to DO sHbcr and In bis right tnltd.
lie snil he Was a,t Eilgl!shman, stopping for n
ttmo In tho city.
, 1880-12-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
nFhIrST,b


Marghcrlta. ta...............1flssL Lnnra schtrmer
h!cneI.....A.. MIss hnnEnale
siMftn.. Mlss AIcsho
nNn.i.u na. s4Iu 41,
tnienhlHtopheleB.".. ......''.sif' AohrYf ffMHea
.+sAssssasss+r NAhNh
"Fauat," as givOn at 1invcrly's last evening.
was decidedly l,lecr performance. Mtlafcally,
It WIS gttto crcdtAb!o; but dramatically It was
very weak III many particulars. Mas schtrncr
sang pleastngly, md iookct1 tho Ingenious Cor
1nnn fnnt'lcn: but was too cold In her noion.
Dir. byron, who also dll well voc1lly,;-in cott-
pie Of Instances cnehustng tho honso by n
display OF high notcs,-wag equally fNgtd
In his manner. Tho l0ve-mnking In tho
0nrricn net was particularly suggestive
ut tho 1nclnl period. Miss A1al,dMIo
was mulch brttcr Sit1ti than wo arc usually
favored With, even In tho best oI,ernto orxan-
lzations. Her Contrn!to Is both powerful md
rich. Tho AftphtstUphc!ts Of Hurry renkcs has
always been ono Ut hls bcst churnotorizauons.
mud ho shows no fnlng.oG from Its ,lslint hlE b
standard. Mr.. Cne}etons Valentine WAS respects
nGto. though somewhat 8tf!t. Tho Cathedral
scon8 was otlt out: tho old mems chorus III tho
Kosmcsso sccuo was executed by young men
ppcti, savo by int1uYtry III fA.setto; Mr. byron
sNnK tho "Safy0 tlitnorn III Italian. ant tho
hnnsa.-n,cAntn1 tho AYtatt0rluu.-wMs AZ cold ne
n burn. It regular nGythcngtcr sGtt4ng th from
tho staKc during tho lust nct.
fortnight T}5tt0s opera, " AIetlst0fe3C,' Will re-
cetye Its irat prostitution IL this c!ty.-MMrtc
lsozc tefng tho narp'cTtfu and tho Helen u TROY.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10

gases. But last week, contrary t.
custom, Mr.. Dickinson, Who lived IL
Brooklyn, compounded the snske-evolVinG
mixture in the house The ,eto,t contain
ing the chemicals accidentally cracked the
poisonous gases suddenly escaped, and Mr.,
Dickinson, who was leaning over tho re-
tort, inhaled considerable quantity Of the
gas He Immediately telt bad. Previously
he had been conyersing gsiiy with his wife
and children who had clustered ioyOuslY
around, but now, although full Of gss, he
simply remarked, in a tone Of great
solmnity, that It vas Ill over with hiu, aud
then drove his wife and three children from
the room Then he laid himself down s1d
rolled around, and had spssus. And fins,ly
died
Brother Tsimage delivered = serm0n
which is on very lugubricus theme. The
good brothe. was no doubt full Of the dis
appointments Of the presidential election
when he selected his text. miserable com
torters sro ye all" meaning, no doubt, the
Brooklyn democratic politicians and nsws-
papers. lie seems to have Eel. tie detest
of Hancock az an slmos. personal bereaYe-
mcnt, and took out his shsre Of the
"cussin'" in q religious danunciseou Of
Jobs comforters," who SWAIN just row in
every direction. Still We venture to send
our coincidence TO the renowned brother
and bid him to be Of good cheer We may
also be permitted to add that hac be taken
the stump in answer TO Henry Ward
Beecher he might have prevented the u
cnaining Of the devil Of raiicsiisn who
has been turned loose upon TIE land q
roam Vt will for the next tour yes,s The
doctor has all tho miserable comfort NJ can
send him.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10
CRIMINAL LIBEL

Our community il afflicted vit1 certain
would.bc superintendent Of public schools,
city treasurer, city clerk, police magistrate,
county judge, mayor, or, in fsct, any other
to him unattsinable position, We have
been instructed by the publisher u THE
BULLETIN never again 70 permit the name
of the above referred to individual 70 APP.
pear in these columns, aud Of cosne
propose to follow bis instructions
This self sane--calI lit" what ycu may
made three separate complaints against
Mr.. Burnett aud the local editor Of IKE
BULLETIN for criminal libel, bringing suit
10 Judge Yocums court. Tbesc complaints
. were flied by himself because he knew as
much law as "any OF en- and would not
trouble an attorney with his cases.
The cases came up yesterday, and Mr..
Burnett, after examining the papers, re-
marked that he was willing t. use bis little
knowledge Of law against the vast Snowl'
edge of the complainant, RS displayed 10
the informstions filed, and would plead in
his own behalf, He then and there
entered motion 10 quash the complaints,
which motion was sustained by the court
and the bondsiran was released Of further
responsibility. The oosts incurred were en-
tered up against the complainant,
At this turn Of affairs ----- (ill up
the blank with any expression you
please) became very much ex.spcratcd, and
proposed TO have satisfaction personally
The opportunity was Immediately offered
him by one OF the defendants, but --------
concluded to postpone the little matter until
some other day.
But now hc has concluded to "pick his
flint and try again." and to that end has
ordered one Of the "despised" lawyers tt
"flea new compliant before next Saturday
night" and 1t now looks as though ",
would yet be Obliged 10 prove al and lit
tie more than has been charged--a thing
we shall do with much pleasure and great
ease.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10
AMUSR N EyTs.

Our theatra'going people have tue
prospect before them 10 the uear future A
number Of the most popular and acted
sctOra and actresses in the land will be bore
to entertain them with the production Of
some Of the finest plays. The frst WILDE
the appearance Of the California Comedy
Company, iI Miriam Crime" which
has met with the highest Gu
coulurs from both audience, and
press wherever they have performed
They sill be hsre on the nth inst, and IL
our people would see something reslly fine
they should not fail to zee them. The hext
will he John Dillon and Julie and Blais-
dell, whose reputation a. really meritorious
actors hes extended over the entire country.
The drama which they are advertised to
present to our people, Electric Light, IS be.
you'd doubt cue OF tho most thrilling and
entertaining one in the catalogue Of
dramas, and will aos fail to give our people
the grestest satisfaction Ill who would
secure seats should procure tickets in time,
SO that they may not be disappointed
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10
IN MEMORIAN.

The following lines are Inscribed to the
memory Of Taomss, 500 Of Edward and
Ellen Jones he Was bora IL this city No
We mber 12, 1881, ard met horrible and
untimely desth Of the incline on Saturday
night, October 90, 1880 Possessing all
the attributes Of splendid physical ap.
pesrsnce, with mental qualities Of sc 10
usually high order, II is not strange that
his many fricuds sadly miss him
But when we add that his brief life eK
empliaed all the manly and graceful virtues,
tia; he wss invariably as gentle SO child,
and had never in his whole life spoken IN.
kindly to or of any one, Il will resdiIy be
understood why bis many scquaintsnces
feel \ personal loss ia his untimely ard
horrible death. la the bosom Of his family,
with his father, mother, sister aud three
brothers, he was the JOY, the comfort and
the rsjnBtsy. Their loss Is irrepsrable,
ard their grief Is inconsolsble. The buoy
apcy Of his disposition, his inyariable
cheerfulness, and tue ready support he req
dcred those dear TO him, csn never be re-
placed, and their lives are Saddened for
ever, Frightened however by the hope Of
perfect reunion where sorrow and psrtings
are unknown.
Our grlefts mute o1f pain pnsposea,
IA Ne gather roaud tho heside
We ace our sacred circle broken;
Since he IL gone, the mothers pride.
To thee We bid q long farewell,
H1liwept halfssid thou vas, our JOY,
"gls to our ears the luneralbe
Thou sert thy fathers darling boy
Thy slster inournsthee. Never more,
INV manly form shall cheer her sight
Thy brothers feel II 20 tho cure,
Their lives have suffered fatal blight.
Father, mother, sister, brothers,
And acquaintance add mourning friends,
In grief unite each with the others
Ia sorrow deep that never ends
sorrow, bitter, dark and deep,
Aneyer ending ceesoless pain,
Bu, one tboagtt makes them cease to weep
Their los, is thy eternal gain,
PRO BONO PUBLiCo.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10
NEW BILLIARD SALOON.

Mr. Joseph Steagals has taken possession
OF the building formerly occupied by Mr.
DAM Hartman, on the corner OF sixth
street and Commercial avenue, and has
established therein q billiard saloon and
restaurant lie has repaired the building
internally, making changes in the arrange
meut 70 accommodate his views and furn'
ished it with every comfort that could be
wished for in frst,class establishment
he has SPARED no pains to make his place
one OF the most attractive resorts in the city
and invites all to come and see him.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10
oYsTERsl OYSTERS A.!

Fresh Mobile oysters will be kept in
bulk through the season. constantly IN
stock, and our numerous customers will be
supplied in quantities to suit, by the dozen,
hundred or thousand, Also fresh Baltimore
oysters in cans, best quality and all grades
al close figures. Send your orders to the
Oyster and Fish Depot, Ohio levee, corner
Eighth street ROBERT Hewlett, Agent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10
FIRE. FIRE! FIRE |

The man who tries 10 build Gre with
wet wood, acts ina damp fuel.ish manner,
and is rs bad as man refusing to take
Spring Blossom when his face 10 covered
with pimples and he's suffering from In.
digestion, Biliousness and Dyspepsia.
Price: 80 cents, trial bottles 10 cents,
Sold by Paul q. Schulz, druggist.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10

Mime Floyd has removed to Walnut
street between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets. Pupils received in the dayschool
or instruction given in special studies. Such
persons as are employed during the day and
desire lessons in Latin, Bookkeeping and
Mathematics, will be taught at night by
Prof Floyd who is assisting Madame
Floyd.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10
pUCKLEN's ARNICA sALyE.

The best salyc in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulsers, salt ,heum, tever sores
letter, chapped hands, chilblans, corns, and
all kinds Of skin erupiions. This salve i.
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded Price, 2J
cents per box. For sale by Gro. f. O'HARA
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10

Notices 10 ,hI- column, ave cents peg line, each
insertion
FRESH OYSTERS.
WINTER OLD RELIABLE OYSTER DEPOT

WINTER : OLD RELIABLE OYSTER DEPOT
The undersigned would respectfully in
form the citizens OF Cairo that VIC are now
receiving daily, and the only parties in
Cairo. direct from Baltimore fresh oysters by
the csn-snd from the quantity we are re-
ceiving aud selling daily we are enabled to
sell them for ten and twenty cents per can
less than any other house in the city
Choice Standard, full cans, 40 cents;
choice Selects full cans, so cents. For sale
at Winters grocery, on Elgh'h
street, and at the Hotel De Winters
Parties can always rely upon getting them
III. WINTER & Co
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10

For impaired digestion, and, in tact, for
debility from any cause, know Of nothing
equal to Fellows Hypophosphitcs. Its di.
re, effect Ia strengthening the nervous sys.
TEN renders il su,ables for the majority 81
diseases. Vim ). Howe, NJ. d., Htts6eld
Ne.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10
f. KOEIILER.

For the finest rossts, the juciest steaks,
the tenderest chops, the most delicious
outlets, the best sausages, you must go 10
Fred Koehler's sample room on Eighth
street, where the very cream OF the market is
always to be found.