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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-11
CHURCHES.

A FRICAN ". E.-Fourteenth street, between
"A Walnut and Cedar streets: services sabbath IL
s. m. and 7:30 p m; sunday school 80 p. IN.
CHRIsTIAN-Ei Eighteenth street; meeting Sab.
- bath 10 80 p. m; preaching occasionally.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-tEpiscopsD
- Fourteenth street; Sunday Morning prayers
1880 q. m; evening prayers. $50 p. IN; Sunday
school $50 q m. Friday evening prayer 7:30 p. N
L,IRsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
L Preaching at 1890 q m, p. IN, and 7:30 p. m
Sabbath school at 80 p. IN. Rev. T j. Shores,
pastor
( UTHRRAN-Thir,eenth street, services Sab.
II bath 1899 q. IN; Sunday school 2p N. Rev
knappe, pastor.
NTETHoDIST-Co Eighth and Walnut streets !;
vi Preaching Sabbath 1870 a m. and p. IN. ;
prayer meeting Wednesday 80 D. m: Sunday
School, IA. IN. Rev Whitaker, pastor
DREsBYTERIAN- Eighth street; preaching on
i Sabbath At 500 a. N. and 7;SO p. m; prayer
meeting Wednesday at 1:2o p, m; Sunday School
at 81. m Rev. b Y. George, pastor.
CECoND FREE.wILL BAPTIST - Fiheerth
- street, between Walnut aud Cedar streets ser,
vices sabbath at 5 and $50 p. IN
CT JosEPHS-C CstholicJ Corner Gross
- and Walnut streets; services sabbath 1920 q.
m; sunday School at 2 p. IN; Nespers p. IN ser
wees every day al p. III.
CT PATRICK'S-tRoma Catholic) Corner Ninth
oath aud 10 a. m. Vespers 3 p. M; Sunday School
2p M services every day at Up. N. Rev T. label,
priest.
N-OMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMP FRANCE L
w ION, holds ts regular weekly meetings in
the hall OF the Cairo Temperance Reform CLUB, ey.
cry Thursday afternoon, at $3.50 O'Clock. Every
body l. invited 10 attend.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-11

The VoLTAIC BELT Co., MARSHALL.
MIcH.-Will send their celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts to the afflicted upon 30 DAYS
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write to them with
out delay.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-11
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Officers.

City Officers.
Nsyor-N B Thistlewood
TreasurerEdward Dezons.
Clerk-Denuis. J. Foley.
CounselOr--Wm. Is. Gilbert.
Nsrshal-J. {. Lsiiue.
Att0rney-William Hendricks.
BOARD or ALDERMEN.
First Wsrd-M. j. Howley.
Second Wstd-Dsyid T. Llnegar, c. X, Wood
ward.
Third Ward-w p. Wright. Egbert Smith.
Fourth Wsrd-ChGrle- o. Patier, James Kynsston
F1itk Ward-T. ". Halliday, Ernest B. Petit,
County Officers.
Circuit Judged. J. Baker.
Circuit Clerk A. Reeves.
County Juige--R = YocGm.
County Clerks. j. Humm
County Atiornsy-W c. Mulkey.
County Treasurer-Mie- W, Parker.
sherf-John Hodges.
Coroner-R, Fitzgerald.
County Commis.ioner.-T, ". Halliday, J A.
NJ Gibbs Samuel Briley,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-11
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FIRST FROST.

WARSAW, ILL.,, Sept. 9.-The first frost of
the season occurred here this morning.
The mercury fell to 40 degrees, and on
low grounds formed ice IN some locations.
The wind has changed to northeast.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-11
LIVERPOOL GRAIN,

LIVERPOOL, Sept, 10, 200 p. NJ
Wheat-unchan'g -Winter, IS 4d@ss l0d
Spring, 7s9d@9s; California average, S. cd
@9s Cd; California Club, 0s Gd@1Os.
Corn, As AID.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-11
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-11

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stomach refuses food, take Carriers Little
Liver Pills,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-11

buildings at various times we're ON fire, but
were extinguished by prompt action. Total
loss near$l5,0OO; half covered by insurance.
There was light frost here last night, and
the weather is quite cool to-day.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-11
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The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20

Alexander H. Stevens has long been considered very c ear headed, honorable partisan, whose democracy was unimpeachable. To his admirers who have tried to blacken the char acter of Gen. Garfield, we refer their attention 10 the words of Mir Steph- ems. in the Atlanta (Ga.) Chronicle.
 ''As to the Credit MObilier matters, with which Gen Garfield has been charged, I believe he was altogether innocent of them. It will not do for the Democratic party to throw mud at Gen. Garfield, because, if they do, they will elect him."
 Democratic orators and editFs will find the words of Stevens to ae true in Move Der.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20
Territorial Items,

The theremomater marked f15 last Friday at Yuma.
 Hon. II. s. Stevens is again in the Territory.
 Two prisoners last week escaped from the Territory penitentiary These little episodes are very ire queut-
 The California Ranie Manufac- turing Co. will soon be at work on the fields south of Yuma Capital half million dollars.
 Wm B Hopper & Cc are building q warehouse at Tucson.
 Carpenters get s4.5O per day at Tucson and are scarce at that
 Mir George Bowers and MT. Cory went out of town this morning, as is supposed, to obtain the guaranty of Mir. James M Baker, in relation to T certain payment due the former from Mir. J. C. Campbell.-Demo- crai.
 Hon. C. c. Bean is returning to Prescott via Santa Fe
 Mir. James Aud, of the firm of Wm. B. Hooper & Co, is confndcd 10 his bed by illness.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20
Yavapai Democrats

The Yavapai Democratic County Convention met in Prescott, Satur- day, August 14, and put the follow Ing ticket in the field: Sheriff, Jos e2h R. Walker; County Treasurer, E J. Cook; County Recorder, Vim. Wilkerson; District Attorney, Chas- B. Rush: Probate Judge, John Lloyd; Superv .sors, J. L. Fisher and John Goodwin; Public Administra- tor, Thomas w. Simmons;- Council, Murat Masterson; Representatives, J. ". Sullivan, ". C. Dawes and J. J. Lane. A Central Committee of 13 was then formed and the Conven- ton then adjourned.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20

"He is a Republican and hence the lack of ve:acity," is the ending of local in yesterdays Expositor. were ii not for the support given that paper by Republicans of Mar icopa county, we d. not think ii would be ill position-it would not exisi-;o tauEt them with being Lars.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20
EuTICE.

EOTICE.
 The undersigned has this day ceased all connec- tion with the llouso of WM. B. HOOPER & Co.,, and will hereafter be connected with the Wholesale Liquor establishment of GILMAN, WALKER & Co.,, southwest cor. California and Front Sts. San Francisco, Cal.
 JOIN MCCoNNACHIE. Phoenix, July 20, 50. I'm
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20

No employee oftlsis ofrce, agent or other ? ron is authorized to Iaake purchases or contract debts for and on account of the HSRALo- No bills against the HERALD will De recognized except for purchases and eon- ( acts made by the proprietors personally or rpon Their w<itte order
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20

One hundred and fourteen votes were cast.
 Saturday evenings is inc time set by the Democratic club for their weekly meetings, and last Saturday evening the third meeting was held in the Court f1ouse Opening lime arriving with tut few people on hand Under Sheriff Mcdonald tried 10 attract attention with a triangle, which failing in is object he was re- iaforred by Supervispr Lively with q bcli Their usued efo-ts succeeded hy twenty minutes pa i eiglI; in drawing just l3 persons ill the buila iag including the editor of the HEE AID. Finding the outlook very blue q messenger was despatched for the Band, whieh in due time made it's appearance t5Iioged by a gqodiy t:r.I7d of Indians, squa"s and Mex e2as. Several live fuacs were
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20
Globe City Republicans.

The Republicans of Globe and Gila precincts met at Globe City. August T, for the purpose of organi- zation. The following gentlemen were nomininated and unanimously elected to the offices named for the ensuing year:
 Julius Van Slyck, President; G. S. Van Wagenen, Vice President; A. G. Pendleton, Secretary, and F. w. WestmeYer, Treasurer.
 The following persous present. then
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20
FREIGHT FACTS.
Arrivals at Maricopa by
 Railroad iass Weer.
Specially Collected for the Phoenix
 Herald"

| SpGCsaiIf Oo.iSStSu IOt tHC he1hiA
 Herald"
 Friday 13,
 PHOsNIx. Goldman & Co pg. 425. D. F. Abbott 1 wagon 1500- Balz & K 3 pgs 420- Ro1erts & Ryder q Doors 800; 1 pg 80.
 Wong Wo 3 pgs 5i5.
 VERDE. AAQM, 1 mdse, ss82; s5 hd wd i blanks.
 MCDOWELL. AAQ NJ 132 pcs pine 20,00O-
 PRESCOTT. Dr Geo D Kendall 12 pgs 760. w NJ Buf'um pgs 1t25; pgs 665.
 Saturday. IA.
 PHGNIX. Asher < Bro, A groc, 9l60. w R Carey, glass, 15. G E Brown, bacon, 6 fruit, 964. JW Davenport, pkg can fruit, 1o5.
 A C s, 10O flour, 1O2O0.
 PRESCOTT. Bashford G Co, baskets, s5- 1 APACHE. 40 NJ, 42 iron and steel. 3060.
 Sunday, I5.
 FHGNIx. Smith S Dall. sund. TO. TL Walters, ? whisky, 595. Kerens 6 Griffith, sund, 255. Asher 6 Bro, rope, 425; ? hard ware, 2 knives, 29O; 16 nails, 1895. G Brown, ? beer, 46O; 2 cham paigne, 1855; ? syrup, 90
 PRESCOTT Goldwater tS Son, 6 sund, 22O; sund, $50.
 \ Ellis, gla.s, , can goods, 1880. " Buflum, ? whiskey, 76O- T Br&y, tobacco, 265; pipes, 30; 1 cigars, 60. Grammar & Co, IS sund, 1145. Bashford 6 O, fancy goods, 15). E Herzog, ? lemons, no. Campbell, 3 yeast powder, 29o; lye, CO.,
 APACHE. AAQ NJ, 27 stores, paint, etc, 1895; 34 sund, POGO.
 VERDE AAQM, 70 mdse, 1O4o.
 TEMPE. Hayden, 12 rope, 53o; nails, 530; 2 shovels, hardware, 155.
 vULTURE MINE. Central Arizona Mg Co, 1 fuse, 135.
 Monday. IG.
 PHENIx. E E Kirkland, sugar, 29. Wear S L, nails, ? shoes, 2 steel, 5 iron, 5S5. E Irvine < Co: 2 lye, grease, bags, 1 sieves, 301. Asher & Bro, gunpoNder, 80. DE Abbott, 1 gang plough, 600; 1 scrapcr. 90. c Salari, wine, 4G5. G Coats, chilies, lemons, 105. GE Brown, 19 spuds, 1854; cheese, 60- Asher & Bro, 3 iard oil, a55; 20 sks sugar, 202o. AAQM. turpenline, lard oil, 180.
 PRESCOTT. N Ellis, 5j s.oc, 52jJ. J Campbell, l9 canned goods, 1850; 4 glass, 255. AAQM II pkg range, 13Gsi 1 giant powder, 59; l Inf oil, 90; 1 sperm oil, 90.
 GILLETTE. Tip-Tcp mine, 80 powder, 4SoO; 10 lard oil, 990; ? carhoys acid, 40
 vUI.TURE. Central Arizona Mg Co, 10 powder, 500; caps, %.
 TEMPE. Hayden, g lumber, etc, 530-
 BRADSHAW Bradshaw mill, box acid, 35.
 Tuesday. IT,
 PuGNN. E Irvine S Co, 10 pgs 1O6o; 6 pgs 40; pgs 241; ? pgs 9O- NJ Pesqueira , pgs 72O.
 SKULL WALLER. HB Crouch 32 mds 1850; wagon 1900. NO DESTINATION MARKED. :. R c Powers pg 255. :, JO Skinner r pgs 1492; 2 pgs AS; 1 horse 2O0O. !
 wHIPPLE. It F 4 Smith pg 21
 APACHE. A M IS pgs 6392. {
 PRESCOTT. : CP Head Eo Co 62 pgs 21700. I Tuck Lee pg co; , mdse 120: l ! 1g 10. Bu Weaver 6 pgs 1O90; 10 pgs | 10; 1 ygs ITO: pg 30; pg 40. $ GS L 1 mdse 100. Yavapai Democrats. The Yavapai Democratic County i met in Prescott, Satur- : lnr A,nn,1.t IL and nut the follow 1
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20

ne BJllOWln2 ptTSOt.S present, then subscribed their names:
 Jas Mills, D Van Wagenen, J L Batchclder, Edward Parker, G A Chapley, J J Vosburg, G H Crook, H Franck, | w F Vail, Ira X Vail, C NJ Conver, J R Gilman,
 William KeeleT, Julius Van Slyck, F Westermeyer, F " Smith, " II Boyer. G W Van Derzce, G D Stone, J Hicks,
 A c Pendleton, W H French, c II Ketchum, $ Stevens, P B Miller, " E Spence, Wm Lanries, N F Satter, B b Sterling, HJiSha Lieurence, G A Newton, G Eienrance, II Ellis, ] J Ningar, C Hayse, E Wood, $ M Clark, s II SOmerville, c scppe NapeoIi, J II Eaton, G L Turner, | Henderson, A Henderson, CC Angle, J c Hasserd, " " Spaulding, ] c Coplin, c A S&azey, Klein, A Webster, F N Hammond, L Bell,
 W II Duryca, c L Turner, Jr, E " Wilson, Chas D Martin, B StClalr, Jas Hamilton, r A Nupton, Cnas Price, i Wiles, Santos Laguna, Manoel Drygar, Wash'ton Loans, s Vim, l. Hancock, Jas Niles, " D Rawlison, D E Reynolds Jas Anderson, B Pascoe, H Pascoe, F t Johnson, F " Haskin, ChAs H0lborn, I Hatch, l H Gates, Jas Rogers. J Rice, II Jewell,
 H NJ Casey
 A committee Of three was appoint cd to procure additional signatures. The committee on resolutions favored organization, approved of the Terri torial Republican Convention and promised their support to the nomi- nees of that body. They urge the nomination of M H. Sherman for Supt. of Puhlfc Instruction and in- sist that the chsss-iltes for the Legis lature shall lall honorab ble ef- forts to secuT erection of a new county out 0 asiern portions of Pinal and bpa counties with the county blished at Globe.
 Tn Pima ed c. Hughes is q canditiate order and Hugh Farley is strict Attorney, both subjed cmocratic CouD- Y ConYen
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20


 THURSDAY
 An interesting financial statement of the PhCenix Brass Band will Ge published tomorrow.
 Funeral notices printed on short notice, at reduced prices, during the campaign
 The days now arc noticeabiy cooler and the nights are excellent for sleep ing.
 II Durham was buried yesterday afternoon by he Inpd. 0. R. Al. Kcrens 6 Griffith have lately sent over from Phoenix. several new coaches for service on their lines in Pinal county.
 A houniiful supply of wedding cake and wine, with slip attached, reading. Mr- and Mrs. Eli g. Isaacs, found it's way 10 the HERALD office. We appreciate the compliment. Two Of the three Pima County Delegation to the Territorial Demo rratic Convention, were arrested and lodged in jail. Wednesday, according to our dispatches today
 The Chinese restaurant. run by John Thonl,s,is no more. It's hungry bolTdar- seek elsewhere am ong our eight s.her es-ing places for grab
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20

ed c. Hughes is order and Hugh | strict Attorney, Amocratic CouD-
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20

In Pima $ q candidate Farley is P both subjed ty Con7enN
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20

EETn ordering hsle. se1c the cd Letter. Post Oflce Money efrsscl% required. will De sent " fxnresA a.l comm nnica..o.-S. Eig-.s s-,. s-.e
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20

iltes for the Legis
 fall honorable eff erection of a new
 Sasiern portions of Ppa counties with kblished at Globe.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20

Of this thick-eoming swarm. In Arizona, where you have irrigation as you will have, in all probability soon. you can support an agricult ural population of millions. In Bel gium, with an area of ,373 square miles. large portions of which are waste, they support comfortably a pnpulatIoa of ), ,253, ,S31. In
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DODGE CITY. SATURDAY. NOV. 20.
JAIL DELIVERY.

The Las Vegas Optic Of the l0h, gives
the following information: This morning
on awakening at day break the guards at the
Jail, Fix liz number under command Of Pablo
D,minguer, found the two doors to one OF
the cell. and the doors leading from the
placita to the sidewalk wide open. Upon
examination j, was found tina, the following
prisoners had escaped in the quiet hours OF
the night: J. j. Webb. under sentence OF
d salh for the Killing OF Michael K.lliher in
thi. city, in last March; james Alien, also
sentenced 10 die for the cold blooded murder
Of James Morehead at the ST. Nicholas hol, |
in last March; George Davidson, the slayer
OF Nick Stubnd, the hack driver, in last
April; William Mullen, held on the charge
Of completely in the train robbery; John
Murray, the murderer OF klio~ lsborer at
grading camp near Ttcolote about wear
ago. and George Davis who was held on a
charge Of theft.
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Jus, row there seems 10 he feriul scar
CT Y in hor-e feed in Las Vegas, and III.
market IL offered but little encoJrae, m-nt o
better inns. 1t is I'll owing TO the d.l,y
freight shipped irrm Karsia is Subjected II.
o. the 9th Of October a load OF hay shipped
at Hu;chinson lad not arrived up 10 the L.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18

but that ahe passed the greater part OF her
curly life In Holland, visiting al the house 81
her grandfather. an Amsterdam optlplaI.
sister Of her step-grandmotber is stIli living
In Amsterdam.
The taify Of the Prince OF Wales has. subiu-
gated aenevleve Ward. At his request she, ls
going to perform IN the French language the
role that Arnould- -plessy made her own ~
Augier'e "L'Aventuriere, the original OF
lsobertson's "Home."
Mile. Sara Bernhardt will commences her
| season at the Gaiety Theatre, uondon, OF,
by the elder Uoguelin and after two weeks
more the whole company of the Palals Royal,
with Nine. Uelue Chaumont, Will appear.
The report that Rub.nsteIn's Nero was to
be given at Uovent Garden during the com
ing season has bnen cuntradloted. 1t seems
that there ls nothing for the soprano 70 sing,
and the plot is quite too full Of afsons and
assasenations TO eult the British palate.
Recently attending musical matinee at
peath, Franz Ltest was especially pleased
with piaupforte piece called "Anelolin dal
Blonde Utn, and asked the name Of its com.
poser He was told II was Franz I,isSt, but
refused 10 believe it until the notes were
shown him. These he recognized as his own,
During recent performance of Madame
Favart, at the theatre IN Nancy, France, the
tenor refused to go on ut certain moment
because II was midnight, and his engagement
ended With that uate-~the invent y+Hrab Ni
March The manager was obliged TO
read the patt, and owing to these Interrupt
tons, the performance ended only at 100
O'Clock.
Mr Gyes prospectus for the Forthcoming
season at Covent Garden does not promise
much In the way of novelties aounoa's MI
relle, Herold's Pre- Aux Otercs, and Paladtlhe's
Suzanne being the only three mentioned and
probably not more than two Of these Will he
given. The chief artists are Patti, Albapi.
Valleria and Schalchi, Gayarre, Nicollnl.
Mattni, Grazienl, Maurel. bassalle and Oo-
tgui.
The day before Henri De Borniar's new
play, Lee Npees d'Attila, was produced at
the Odeop, he received a request that he
would change the nape Of his piece. Tho re-
quest was sianed "Attila, hat maker and
the petitioner act forth that the title OF the
play might lpjure his business. II the author
did not wish to change the title OF h'a play,
the hat.maher eusgested that the difficulty
might be amnothed over by making mention
of his store, Rue -, No. -, In the piece.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18


Prince Bismarck. who is now, according 30
all accounts, In the enjoyment Of wonted
health. will spend the Easter holidays at
Fredricharuhe, his most recently acquired
eatste In sohleswia. Count Herbert, the
Ohancpllor's eldest son, though attached to
the pl,,saian Embassy at Dresden, spends
most OF hts time In Berlin as bis fathers pri-
vate secretary. In Imitation of such dlplo-
motto servants of the empire "a Her Won Had~
owilE and Count Hatzfeldt, who, though
accredited at Athens and Stamboul respee-
lively, contrive to do a great deal Of home
work In the wilhelm Strasse. Though barely
thirty. Count Herbert Bismarck la now eligi-
bic for tho office OF miuister. But few rising
diplomatists have had the advantage Of such
distinguished tuition and opportunities OF
qualifying himself for a prominent career.
Count William, tho Chancellors youngest
son. physically resembles his father much
more than does his brilliant brother and for
the rest having meanwhile chosen n parla-
mentary career. there Ia no ono among the
solid cohort of Old Conservatives IN the Reich.
stag less inclined 10 waste his powers In
speech. or reader to vote In favor Of u new
army bill. u proteotonlst tariff, muzzle-
measure, or an anti-Spclalist law.