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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-24
CHERIFF'S SALE.

by Nrt4c OF two executions issued ont Of the
clerk othCe OF the county court of Alexander
county ana state of Illinois and to me directed.
whereby am commanded to make the amount oi
Two certain judgements recently obtained against
JJ.aGob q Lynch in favor of Harry c. Johns, and
NliHsm e Johns, and one in favor OF Jacob lraber
goods aud Lhattels Of the said Jacob G. Lynch. I
have levied on the following described property,
to,wlt: Lot numbered three CD in block
numbered forty eight isJ in the city
OF Cairo, County Of Alexander and State
OF illinois; Therefore, according to said com
manq' lshaIl expose for sale at public auction ali
ihe llght' iltIe and interest Of the above named
JHeoo ~ Lyncn IN and TO the above described
property, at II o'clock am on Tuesday. the 3rd
day of February lSs0-at the westerly door OF th,.
court house in Cairo, Illinois
Dated at Cairo, Illinois, this 9th day Of Jan
Gary, 1880 ,ouN Hopggs
Sheriff Alexander Cuupiy
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-24
NATIONAL CAPITAL TO GO TO KAN.
SAS CITY
Lippincoti's Magazine.

Some words dropped by the president OF
the United States and the general of the
army during their recent visit to Kansas
have led many to think that far-seeing
statesmen have lately fixed their eyes on
Kansas City, Mo, as spot more likely
than any other to fill the required condi-
tons. In some respects it has marked adj
yantages. Built on an alluvial bed which
ancient forests have piled into high hills,
it is situated at the confluence of the Kan
sas and Missouri rivers, one of the healthicst
spots west Of the Mississippi.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-24

+, l.. Baker and Julia T. Baker are hereby mott
ned that on the eth day of December. A b. 1879,
charles G. Holten, who sues az receiver Of the es.
L9te OF me safety Deposit Life Insurance company.
Alexander county, Illinois, on the chanCcry side
thereof, wherein YOU, together with [ G. brown,
James Eddy Lincoln Dubois. and Francis A.
udGie' are defendants and that said suit - now
was Issued out of the clerks Office of said court,
IN said cause, returnable on the second Monday of
February a, d, 1880, TO term Of said court then
10 DO hoIden al the courthouse In Cairo in said
county Of Alexander aud state of Illinois.
CAIRO, December 20, 1872 JOHN A. REEVE
SAMUEL 7, WHEELER, Solr for Compl't. Clerk
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-24
New YORK CITY. June 16, 1877,

ENTIRELY RECOVERABLE. II. Warren
u Co.-GENTLEMEN-I hereby certify that
my wife has been Using Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver cure for Bright's Dseae
and she is now entirely recriged. When
all physicians remedies faioveyshe was in.
duced to try your remedy, anu received
beneficial results from the first bottle, AZ
ter taking four bottles she was entirely
cured. Truly yours
ROBERT =. FIT2GERAlD.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-24
CNANCERY NOTICE.

Ferdinand +. Rolier, Abhie / Ro2ier and W
j.. Tracy, are hereby notified that ON the Goth DIV OF
december, A. d. ls,9, Michael II. Phclan who sue
as assignee IN bankruptcy Of the estate Of the Cen
tral Savings Bank, fled his bill Of foreclosure on
the chancey side Of the Alexander county ci,cuit
court, in the state Of Illinois wherein YOU are dc.
lendahis' ana that said cause Is now pending II
out Of the clerks Office of said court against you.
retuTnaole on the second Monday in Fchruarg. !
ID 1850 10 term Of said court then to De holden In
lhe cHurt.house ~ Cairo In laid county.
Cairo, December %, 1879 .TouN 4 REcys
SAMUEL p. WHEELER, Solr for Complt. clerk.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-24
LEGAL.
A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.
Estate OF william Mccormick. Dec

Estate OF william Mccormick, Deceased
The undersigned, having been appointed Admin.
lstralor OF me estate OF William Mccormick, late
OF INC comfy OF Alexander and state OF Illinois,
deceased, hereby gyes notice that he will appear
heiore the County Court Of Alexander County. at
thccour house, in Cairo at the March term on the
secohd monday ~ Marsh next, at which tine all
persons having claims against said estate are mott.
ed ana requested to attend for the purpose of hay
ing the same adjusted. All persons indebted TO
sad estate are requested TO make immediate pay
men' to the undersigned,
GEORGE FISHER
Dated this 2let day of Jan 1880 Administrator.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-24
4 PARALLEL.
MAINE, NOW, RECALLS RHODE ISLAND.
New York World, 18th.

New York World 18th
The Maine situation, in its present mill.
tary aspect, recalls the history of Rhode Is.
land during the spring and summer Of lSl9
There was then a charter state govern
ment, v at the head Of which was Cover
nor Thomas W, Doyr. The King admins
tration held at its control the organized
militia, and was in possession of tie Statc
house at Providence. On the third of MAY
Governor DORIS Legislature and admins.
uatlvc officers attempted to seize the gov
eminent, but were repealed by the author.
ties Of the old administration,
Two weeks later the parti.
sans OF Governor" Dorr to large number
procured arms and attempted TO seize the
Providence arsenal, when Governor Kinrs
major gcneral--the chamberlain" of that
cFa-~repei'cd them. 4 month later the
pariisans Of Dorr were again cmbattIed at
Nhapachet ten miles from the capital, and
began bidding for volunteers and recruits
Governor King and his troops at once
marched to arrest them, when the DOrrites
dispersed, and what was intended rs A camp
turned ont 10 be only mass meeting
Governor Dow lcd to Canada, where he
renamed nearly two years, but finally re.
turned TO his Constituents" After this
he was convicted Of high treason, suffered
Imprisonment, and thon obtained amnesty
dying severa! years after his release.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-24

ANSWER TnIs,-Dld you ever know any
person to be i'll, without inaction of the
stomach, Liver or kidneys, or did you ever
know who was we'll when either was Oh
suucted or inactive; and did you ever
know or hear Of any case of the kind that
Hop Bittcrs would not cure. Ask your
neighbor this same question. Times.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-24
nlyMorning Daily in Southern Illinois
Largest Circulation OF any Daily in
Southern Illinois.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY
AN effort is being made to put a stop ,c

AN effort is being made to put stop TO
the practice by lumbermcn in the West,
of dumping" the sawdust and wastage
from their mills into navigablc streams
where they become water-soaked and choke
mp the channels. A bill has been intro
duced in Congress prohibiting the prac-
tice, and providing heavy penalty for
the violation Of its provisions
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-24
A DM!NSTRAToRs NOTICE.
ESTATE oy rHonA, L. WALKER, DECEASED

ESTATE " THOMAS L. WALKER, DECEASED
State Of Illinois, Alexander county. -.
To all parties conceruud.
You are hereby notified that on Monday. the
''th Gay o. fehruaylH~J the administrator 0i said
"statc,w present 10 the county court of Alexander
county, AZ Caro- Illinois, his final -epOrt Of
MS acts and doing' as such administrator,
ana AK the court 10 be discharged from auy
ana AZ NIher duties aud responsibilities connect.
ed with -G.d estate" and MA administration ihcI,or
al which time aud place. you may be present md
resist such application If you choose so Ia do.
SAMUEL T.. WALKER
Administrator
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-24

RhEuMArilM EIGnr YEARS. was cured
by the use of single bottle of ST.. JACOBS
on, after having used all known remedies,
without even obtaing relief. r. Schaefer,
Allegheny City, Pa.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-24

A GENTS WANTED, We want a reliable Agent
"A in every town in Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and
Kansas, to sell our Medicines. No Capital required |;
butwe do require good recommendations Agents
canmakc fifty 10 one hundred dollars per month
with little work at home. For further particulars
address BROOKS g. co, $50 Chambers st., New
York City. j. o. Boz, 1857.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-24
10000 Carriages

manufactured by EMERSON FISHER CO.. are now in use
in every part Of the American Continent
they give unlang satisfaction All their They have received
testimonial" from all parts OF the pIot similar following hundreds
of which are file subject inspection;
MeSrsC onor &JouSsoN
ne it's Emerson
e., Farmer
The favorable reputation the Carriages have made in localities they have been
used for several years by Lvcmn Physicians requiring hard and
constant use has led to increased localities ncc which Aha
manufacturing facilities of their establishment have been extended ,j
them turn out in good STYLE
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-24
NIANCERY NOTICE.

Dated this alst day of Jan 1850. Ad
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-19

3he j1pan9s6l 6Ass iaow . complete.
y organized Geological Survey, with .
fuil 1il1 OF pSeis6 sArt5ty osS. lasder an
American chief NJ BIS Lyman. The
frst Report of Progress 81 this survey.
for 1873 and 1879. has Just been pub.
lihed, and eontsinss some accurate and
valuable ihformation on the 1miueral
wssith Of the country. Mr. Lyman
reckoss that ~ peol s:delds Of western
Jspah cdntsins a6unt cir handTed and
twenty &i1lion- ton5. ana II one third be
deducted for the working. there will re-.
main four hundred million tons, rep.
resentiog . val0sa&t 4hs coast Of one
thousand million dollara Inconsider-
a6lp aesb6 = an stempasiDun Nth tho
lar I'D sioh coal ielde pfoshsr lands
It iS quite equal in value to all tho
metal produces together. except iron.
The copper ofnlf the workable mines
reaches the valae ofssven hpndrpd and
6tty 0inivu 06llarv the sieAs os ten
gold aud silver mines, which were for.
merly iwuekod and may b 70 again,
nay, iuclud,ng the lead. antimeny and
tin mines. the woskability Of which 10
doubtful. b. valued at not moro than
~ Aeh3v4 A4ds fifty pillios dollsrs.
Oh ~ 6ther hGhd. the valoe Of the
iron soeauts 70 atslsast two hundred
and Afty thopeend. million dollars. The
telatiiuo eiAfoftnnce o. the mineral
products mag b ,repseseRtsd By eshe
SaQ0tpint 6sAbers: Iron, 1880: cost.
I. copper, 8; oil other metals (chiefly
t6td lnd GaIver). I. a.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS
ROOMS TO RENT.

IHUnxuuHo or UHSuDNuuRD AT rHK
IL corner ef Third sad Oolanbis sssssts.
Apply - B. c. GRAVES,
S1A11 Ytooe so1ook.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-19
J efAam FOR REnT.

rI-aB poNTTUo 1a8N YOe 1EHr: LDos T1AN
/ eos No. ~ oAsis. laqu1v es Mrg Suo-
- - - VsssA. "a. niI-aln
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-19
SITUATION WANTED

a nYOuD WANJluo 4 O0OO WoaGAx A.
"A UsossAssp6 - foe oDsesai bslp eea 1nd
ess y csiIisg q room Ne. . u he Nsv Ralisa1
uoo0t o6seslo. sn1161o
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-19

When - ontersd the room where che
wss. she offered him her baud. but be
rsfussd 70 accept II saying: Il can
teSer Nsh4ts hands with you II
0ight-havs expected this. You tbink
NJ - shasdoued woman. but I an
NOT" she said. Il should like 70 know
what else you are" II AN true but
unfortanate woman, but no power on
earth could compel mo to live With you
sgain." "Was I not always kind to
your" "Yss. slvays; and I shall sl.
ways respect you. but I never loved
you. Ns1Ri I married yoa 70 please
ny psrenss. ID this I did great wrong
e yos Andtoeyself. Many Sad sany
Gnigbt have I laid BY your side and
egteds 1nsA Daylight becAiSe I did.
Bot I Wis made to love; NO woman
Asead 6.s, 6ossc cth:e fe.s bat ~.
Wore n6t Che ono. Il there j. . hell on
eesthnthets~eme1 AA4s itwho il nom>
PEELED 70 live. with . man she caonot
Gs1sdess not love, The best Of thse
he'll il made Rrester when she finds she
nspo 1noti(Sf.. We'll. III Ibis / have
falt. ! fesisted for long time the lsye
thAl - o4e5d me. tESueh l felt With
oil my loving nature l could return j..
Du6 Gclsst i yielded, and then. stfug-
Cling With duty and remorse, returned
. you. detssminsa ID Ssss yoa fosgave
mo TO be tyuth itseH, to you hereafter;
but I could 0ot; 1 lDvsd sno(hsf better
thsa myself, ssd-I knew be loved me
- fully - I did -hin: and here Am.
You SO poverty all about, here; yeu
~ uep4 OF thu6s eomfcfts and luxuries
thst enjoyed in your house. But I
enjoy here what never enjoyed there
--something that money cannot buy.
ReSs Z lOve. deeply snd truly, and here
I know I am helovsd. Mr. Hews sup.
ports mo by his daily labor and We en-
joy what little We have, with our mu-
tual a6ectioas. better than I ever en-.
jcytd huytApg else on earth. Have
yod S6sAe 70 break us up? Have yon
come to-to-take- take him to prison.
Obi don't 30 thar! I shall go with him
il yoa dot she exclaimed. bursting into
ts<fA She vas aeenrcd that nothing
OF this kind was iniended-that Sharp
desEtd Nothing but divorce. "Well,"
said she. Il shall make no opposition.
You are . god Wsa. Shsrp-vosthy Of
. 6n6d ~ tsuss woman; fin@ such: .
Gds. oht % very sure that she loees
you before you marty her, and leave
me t0'bs hsPbs. 6bsse t0." -
TIE papers were served; the husband
asdssss 'sbsTt6 MT. Not long ago Q
divotUs wss, granted M Sharp. 'sad
his farmer wife u hsppy with her new
compsnisn in DDane vile. srs "a
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-19

HVAKKN u MISTAKE YRoNr TIE H0xTH
i Inst1eSo 1ts610 0es1l1G. - ~ - March.
q Yose 0s0bls. eoali ls6ahsf bag The ownse
Uoull fo0 voey oraeef1l fer the return Of the
snnA 1hssu = 0eahtne - anS vs1no ~ oone
DspssD II u. piease o6desse the bag - Ars.
Clsyoao. 0oobaek, ,anA boovO u en beasd SAo xertA
Dacloo. - q ~ ooo1le 9eeh ssooo0sant Qeoeole,
o. at shs Fort Gamble hotel. ni3-dSwlW
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-19

49, "a n Dl1I0
0oeool.hand Clothes Made New
esn0sn0. RsDss - eo ot1ss ef 0lGx0ON
CSs5 oOO09 vSsy etsaD fAII0nrN0. 0l.1A1-
lM0 81 A9pAItlN0 1oes q Bedrock HrSsae.
Gall - Nsaiss ~ ereA1A prices. eeeoaA
has1o ooooo1nO bG1OA. ~ . nehssg43. h#
G00sD - Ani 0osaG1 Eos osNAQooo.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-19

MISC CElfXNEOUs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-19
NOTICE..

K1OTiC4 - AERgBY GIVEN vnAT W
IN have alDoooA - eur umelse in119oss . ~
drug ed ne6ieine businss. - n. T Cedy Co.,
Uh0 U1lA Aososlts1 cooaSet oAs ouslnaoD In the
elA soAnA. Yesl8'o eosDee. We eeopoak foe sho
~ I'm eNet1NaAeo - the business OF the
- 1sU - &C.. ~. 0aETto O.. All bills due
~ ela Am vill b Do1d 70 he u1dssslened Who
Vy1epW ~ olo10o oDoDnDe TIE 1aoo of10 0ool
GEO. v. HARMS q 90.
Z uAVlaB pRsoaos4 - stock end Axtufoe knowA
= ~ CilN Dsuo 0ssse. - solicts the paasonagc
g ~ old 1r0 a. Geo. ". 0aIyae Co. and he
Doeale ugunrUaly. oAsll . au ti0es koeV . fall
0nossn661s q 0oodo Il our hne, both wholesale
- ssAa1l. ond bys sogea atteatiou n business ws
AsDs - nlsit ~ pabsis Daszpesse.
psIsa ooast,A vsb. -. lss0. III
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-17
French Facts.

Toulouse, 15.-Tbe manager of the
TT160Utet newspaper, has been con-
demned in 1900 francs damages to
Coustans, minister Of the interi II, and
$500 francs to the project of Toulouse,
for libeling them.
Paris, l5.-In the Senate, to-day, NJ.
Buffe. interpellated government concern
,"g the ministe ial crisis which resulted
in De Sreycinet's resignation, and cor
corning the expulsion of Unauthorized
r-I;gI US congregations. Buffet expressed
the belief that the application of the
DEGREES was . mere preieKt 'Or DeFrey-
cinet's overthrow, the real reason being
hi. disapproval OF the speech delivere1
by Gambetta &C Cherbol rg. Ferry
'eni.d Buffers insinuations. he declared
the leaders of mcnsrchicsl coalitions
we're in league with relig Gus establish
ments and their resistance to laws
amounted to veritable rebellion, to which
it was necessary 10 put an eHd. DE
charg that money and position had
been offered police officials if they would
refuse TO execute the DEGREES. Ferry
asked the Senate to reject the interpell--
ton in order to put an end 10 anarchy.
OeFreycinet said the question between
himself and colleagues was not whether
the DEGREES we're legal but whether the I
enforcement was opportune. The debate
was adjourned until tomorrow.
Paris, 16.-The Archbishop Of Paris
has written to members of dispersed
religious orders, consoliDg them in Their
persecution and enjoining patience and
resignation.
Reports on the French beet crop class
it among the worst as regards quality
Advices from Germany and part Of
Austria are better
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-17
The Ohio SenatOrship.

Chicago, Is. - Tines Washington:
General GrosvenOr, of Ohio, spent
twen'y-four hours here on very inter-
esting mission. He came 10 consult Sec
rotary Sherman about the Ohio senator.
ship, and secured the promise that he
would ACCEPT the treasury portfolio if
offered by Garfield. 1t is predicted that
Garfield will make the offer within q
fortnight. Other letters have been
written to Garfield in Shermsn's interest
Charley Foster is tremendously antAgon-
Istic to Sherman in the senstorship
struggle if it comes to the locking of
horns.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-17
Republican Rogue.

Cincinnati, I6.-Charles S. Fisher, a
young and active republican worker, and
supervisor, was before United States
commissioner to-day. charged with at
tempting fraud at the polls in the October
election. The accusation was brought by
republicans and republicans were the
chief witnesses against him. The testi-
mony went to show that he hal gotten
fourteen republican ballots in the box at
the Frat Ward Of this city. The ballot
box was so arranged that each ballot wa.
stamped as it fell into the box. Fisher,
it is charged, had supplied himself with
severl stamped tickets, and would oc-
casionally drop several on the floor, de-
clare they had fallen from the box. ard
have them deposited. 1t was afterwards
found the bogus stamp was defective and
all tbs ballots, fourteen in number, were
thrown out. They were all republican
tickets. The testimony is progressing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-17
TIGER CLUB DEMOCRATS.
negroes Leaving the South,
and One Of the Reasons
for their Going.

New York, 16.-The Tiger Club o.
0resnFille County, South Carolins, re-
Gently celebrated The democratic victory
IN mat state, and adopted the following
resolutions: That from henceforth We
pledge ourselves to discard any man,
Wnl'e or black. who voted with the radi-
cal party, and that we will not rent OF
our lands to or have upon our premises
sucn men, until they prove their sincerity
10 honest government or the Democratic
party, By their words and deeds; that we
earnestly call upon the people OF our
country and state to join bands with US
IN this matter, as the only course for
people to save government from c0Irup-
lion and fraud; that we beg citizens aud
merchants of Greenville City To discharge
nom their employ any ~hi;e or black
radicals, and fiji their places with demo-
Gratis; that we discountenance any man
who will violate the above res buttons q I'd
consider him wanting in loyalty 10 his
party and spot him IS an enemy to z cd
government; hist no tenant whom we
may nave on our places shsll b. allowed
70 have ia their employ any white or
black radical; that any voter, stranger
10 Us, woo may Apply TO US for employ
ment, must produce satisfactory evidence
that be Is q democrat.
The Tribune, commenting upon the
renewal Of the southern exodus, which
has begun again, says: 1t seems that the
exodus of negroes from the south has
been renewed, and that thousands of
colored leople are preparing 70 leave
Alabsms and Louisiana. Efforts are TO
be made to divert the tide from Kansas,
which is already submerged, to other
parts OF the west. How many thousands
Of dcllars OF public money was it that
Senator voorhees, spent in the endeavor
to prove that the exodus was q republi-
can scheme TO carry "Injesnny?" The
election is over, and the negroes seem
Just as anxious to get away as they were
before. 1t would be oniy q fair thing
for VOORHEES, to draw his check for the
amount Of the expenses Of that investigR-
lion and turn it into the conscience fund
Of the treasury.
More stories are received that negroes
are leaving Alabama and Louisiana
pell-mell.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-17
PILES! PILES! PILES!
A Sure Cure Found at Last. No
One Need Suffer.

A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding,
Itching and liberated Piles has been dis
covered by DR.. Williams Ian Indian
remedy, called DR.. vii Jams Indian
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst chronic ca Is of % and 80 years
standing. No one need suher five min
utes after Supplying this wonderful sooth;,
ing medicine. Lotions, Instrument' ara
Blectusries do more harm than good
Williams Ointment sbsorbs the tumors,
Glays the intense itching (pSFtlcuisr y 81
night after getting warm in bed, acts as
lpoultice, gives instant AID painless re-
lief, and is prepared o3ly for Piles, ltch-
ing Of the private psrsz, and nothing else
Resd what the Bou. j. NJ. Cethnberry,
Of Cleveand, says 8 y ut II. Williams,
Indian Pile Ointmtnt: l have USED
scores Of Pile cures and it affords me
pleasure to say that . have never found
anything which gave such immediate and
Permanent relief IS DR.. Williams lnolan
Pile Ointment.
For sale by all Druggists, or mailed or
receipt Of price, S1.OO.
Henry q Davies, Props,
aus Cleveland, 0.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-17
Foreign Flashes.

London, l5.-Hanlon stated last night
that unless illness prevented he would
certainly participate in the international
regatta.
The Times IS the queen will hold q
council at W inIsor Palace on Saturday,
when Parliament will be formally pro-
rogued from the oath of November to
Il later date.
Durham I5.-Foar hundred Beers at
Potchefstrom assaulted the sheriff.
Troops have been ordered up.
London, 16.-It is rumored that fur
ther sum of ESQ, 900 in gold will be sent
to New York this week.
Geneva, 16.-The election Of mem bers
of the new great council has resulted in a
victory for the anti. Catholics and rad
icali.
st. Petersburg, 16.-Two leading nihi-
list organizers were hanged at eight this
mJrnIng.
London, Let is believed that gov
ernment is considering whether the pres
ent restrictions on the importation OF
cattle can not be modified without amend:
ing the rct OF 1878. 1t is now admitted
that the veterinary department of the
privy council was mistaken in the state
Bent repeated by j. A Nundella, presi-
dent of the council, at the last session OF
Parliament that there had been an out
break of Texan fever among cattle in
England. The supposed fever was really
of the sort produced By the confinement
ofthe voyage. Their is considerable de-
sire manifested, especially i'll Scotland,
to obtain more cattle from America, I'M
Ter the condition of reasonable quaran-
tine.
Cape Town, 16 -Basuto Chief Umh-
lonhlo has been defeated by colonists.
The premier of Cape Colony telegrsphs
that Brownlee reports he has sufficient
force TO suppress the rebellion in Grigu-
land East.
st Petersburg, 15.-The commander
of the troops 10 st. Petersburg District
has confirmed the sentences of the con-
victed nihillsts, with slight mitigations.
The Gar has eommuted the sentence
Of death passed upon three prisoners Il
imprisonment for life.