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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-29

list for day or two,
The little daughter of Rev. and Mrs,
George we regret to learn, is still quite i'll.
Hon. F. L, Albright will arrive in this
city tomorrow, to attend to legal business,
We have in store for our readers SEN
sational item, which the officers are now
working up
Rev. ". F, Whitaker is at home again
and Is considerably improved; but will not
conduct services to-day,
Good boarding can be obtained at
John Beecher's, on Thirteenth street, See
notice in another column,
The ladies of St. Joseph's church are
considering the matter of giving fair and
festival Immediately after Lent
We Yesterday formed the acquaintance
OF Mr.. A, Cargo, who is leading bargeS
with steel rails for Memphis at this port.
MIR. Jno. Antrim is still in a very bad
fix, His leg is not much improved but he
can walk about the house on crutches,
The reading of Miss Kittic Alvord at
the High School, Friday afternoon was very
fine as was the singing Of Mrs Spaulding,
General repairing Of carriages and
buggies, Go to John Major, Tenth street,
Cairo, His
Miss Mary Doughcrty, of Mound City,
who visited friends in the city for several
days, returned home on the Fisk yesterday
evening.
"A complete list of the names of those
Of our citizens who contributed for the re-
lief of Ireland's sufferers, will appear in our
next issue.
| Forty negroes with their families and
baggage passed through this city for Carroll
county, in this state yesterday. They
came from Mississippi.
Mrs. c. B, Borum, of Murphysboro, ar
rived in this city yesterday, She is the
wife Of the Borum who pines in our county
jail and who is charged with seduction.
The communication on the public
meeting Of the Free Benevolent Sons and
Daughters Of America" was crowded out,
as was also the article signed "Ex- Fenian."
Mr.. John Majoris prepared ts furnish
all kinds Of new wagons and buggies on
credit on approved paper or very low for
cash.
Mr. B4gby, ofPaiucah, will speak in
the Reform hall next Friday night, and
Col, Lowery, who has heard Mr. Bagby
speak, says that he is an orator of no mean
ability
Our assistant local2er, the Hair Soap
man, fails to come to time occasionally,
but his Soap knows no such word as fail.
Il performs all it promises, Geo +.
O'Iiara, sole agent.
WHAT never2 No, ncver!" Never
smoked a cigar AZ any puce that gave as
good satisfaction as the "Faultless" five
cent cigar, sold wholesale and retail, by F..
Korsmycr, Ohio Leyee, corner Sixth street.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-29

GILES Pills cures painful mcnstluu,on.
Sold by all druggists, Send for pamphlet.
Dr. Giics, l2) West Broaiway n I, Trnl
size IS cents. Barclay Bros, agents,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-29
LOCAL REPORT.
SPECIAL LOCAL ITEMS.
BOARDING

By the day, week, single meal, or with
meals and lodging; day boarders preferred
Location good, only one block from the
postotfice, on Thirteenth street, west Of
Washington avenue. JOHN BEECHER,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-29
WANTED !!

Fifty ship carpenters and laborers to
work in the ship yards of Ed. I. Lawler,
Metropolis, Ill, Also two yoke Of cattle to
weigh about $500 pounds.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-29


pcons were aroused against young
woman living in the house named Minnie
Shaw, and they arrested her,
We were yesterday apprised Of the
death Of Mr.. Fred Whitcamp, who found n
watcry grave in the Mississippi river, about
six miles above this city, on Sunday last,
1t 0ppears that the river had washed away
the support from beneath the river bank,
and upon Mr.. Whitcamp, and aborer in
his employ, approaching it, the bank gave
away beneath them--carrying them both
into the stream, A tree stump being with
in reach Of the laborer he secured hold
upon it and thus saved his life, but Mr.
Whitcamp was Immediately carried away
by the current Owing to the highness of
the water which cuts off all communication
between this city and Mrs. Whitcamp's
farm, she found it impossible to convey the
sad Intelligence Of her husbands death to
her relatives and friends sooner, and ii was
with the greatest OF difficulty that she yes
terda succeeded in reaching Cairo, Mr..
Whitcamp took up his residence in this
city in "a and was, at the time Of his
death, known to quite ali of our citizens
as an industrious man vino made his
living by the sweat Of his brow,
and who was honest to the core and gener-
ally esteemed. He is brother OF cur
felIowcitizen Mr., Henry Whitecamp, who
resides on Poplar, near the corner Of Seven
teenth street Many years ago he connected
| himself with the Masonic fraternity ana has
been an active Mason of good standing
ever since. He frequently attended divine
services in the German Lutheran church
and was, we believe, member theerof AT
the time Of his death He was tlfty-cight
years of age and leaves a wife and two
daughters who mourn his sudden taking
off, and who have our sincere sympathy.
- no'''' VI ''"''u ''''',' W. '"' ''0'' -
VI "'S '''"''"S VIII O' '0u"' !" '"o'''''
''''''''
we tAls morning omit the proceedings
o! the Womans Christian temperance
Union In order to give place TO the two
poems read before the meeting Inc meeting
| /. 81,
""'' ., Wv ''"'-' nv. nus ''' N,' '', y,
OF much interest anu II was apparent u all
that the Iaoies Aad spared no pans IN max,
Ing II So we took notes OF MIS- "oou
hl'''nhoNscs taIS-"'co'oH's' rainier
and II would give us pleasure TO al least
publish few OF h"r remarks "h'ch were
sensible and--'o use womans WORD al
together charming but we nave not the
space 70 spare aAu therefore coA'eht "u!seH
with saying that she pleased all
WHO heard her. an" proVe' herself
the champion OF all aSfeeao'e scoideFs-'
such as any man "ouI" Ils'en 70 LOT Houls
WIN Pleasure MIS- W. T. virgins read
al Mrs " lIIlqNlSDn nIpln. Wllltl
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-29
SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS,

ALL ADVERTISEMENTS In this column q
"A Ave ilnes each or less Will be published for 70
tents one insertion 3 times. 80 cenis week, 100,
month, l5J; 3 months without change Sl,uO per
month, Each additional line, prorata' Situations
wanted free,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-29

ROY WANTED
To learn the carpenter and Joincr's trade, Must
be smart and active, II tol9years OF age
JNO, A. POORE,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-29

OWNERS and purchasers OF real estate in Cairo
should be sure they have a good title. | am now
prepared 10 furnish abstracts AZ reasonable rates
NJ EASTERDAY
Office In Court House.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-29
LONGFELLOW'S DAY At THE HIGH
SCHOOL

W hCH lIlc puVIiS VI NV HlGI cIIi'V1 WIZ
divided into two sections for the sake Of eX-
citing little healthtUi animation in writ
I'M! and speaking it was agreed that the
two sections should unite in observing
Longtcllow's birth day, and again on the
Friday afternoon succeeding the spring OK
amlnatiops.
A. the scholars are very much interested
! in their studies, it was deemed incNpciient
to divert their attention from them. So
little time was taken to prepare for the
occasion, the scholars felt that they could
not do Justice to it nor to themselves. The
exercises were, however, profitable and
croditable to the school and highly enter.
tanning to the visitors, Of whom there was a
large number, Notwithstanding, the incIem.
ent weather.
The beautiful room was eX.
tended By throwing open the
folding doors and the rostrum placed
at the side. We thought this arrangement
an excellent one, rs every one could see aud
hear without difficulty. We take occasion
to say right here that the high school room
is the ploasantcst school room we ever Wis.
tied and have visited mony in this and
othersmtos.
The exercises were UpNpl bv remarks
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-29

FOR SALE,
An order good FOR 800, If applied on any style
Grst.class Mendesshon Plano. VIII be sold low
Apply nj this Office
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-06
sUMMoNs,
II ; T1s Drs SI..,,. !. s9 y! TO! 9. :: II. .Is.r

TN THE DISTRICT corRT or THE PrRsr
L Judicial Distxtct Of the etats Of Nsvala, IN
and for the county Of story. =
Edith inncis ci.li. plsintif; n: Alexander
trict Court Of the fint Judicial District Of thA
Stats Of Nevada, IN and Cor tbs county Of
storey, and the complains died IN said oo1nty.
In the once OF the Clara Of said District oeart.
on the 18th day OF Dscsmber. A. D 1911.
The et.ss Of Ns,sda sends grsstins 70 ALxI-
AMBER CLAbK. dsfsndant
You are hereby required to sprscr IN an &C.
ton brought against ron By the above named
plaintiff, In The District Court Of the First IN.
dicisi District Of the stats Of Nsvsda, In and
plant nisd thsrsin within ten days (sxeiusivs
Of the day Of servlce) AFTER the servfce % you
Of this summons. n served N aid county. %.
u served cut Of said county, within twenty
days. and In al Other cssss forty days. % judss
mcnt b. default viii b. taken against 700 90
/ cording to The prayer Of said complaint.
Ths said actlon 10 brought 70 obtain q dscrss
| Of this Court dissolvtng the bonds Of natxt.
moay existing bstvsen you and piaintiai tAst
plaintiff may b permitted 10 assume ~
maiden name, fdith Francis; that you, dsisnd.
snt b. rvQuired 70 pay the counsel fees Of
plsintd and the cots Of this seton , and foe
cause Of seton plaintiff alleges thai yon and
vsds, on the asth day Of Dscsn6sr. 4. .. isis,
and even since havs ben and now srs husband
and vile that for more than one wear isst prsl
you. defendant, have neglected and refused %.
PROVIDE for plaintiff the common nscsseariss. OF
life; that saeh neglect was vifui ana deiibsrsts
On your part; that 700 and plaintiff hsvs nes
lived OF cohsbited together kincs the Oh day of
April. A. d 1eTo; that thsrp u now living tAs
tssue Of aaid marriage. . gtri child. AGED tive
yssrs.named Hlisabsth 6heidon Clsfk; that since
The LIST day Of January, Je7e. plaintiff has esen
compslled TO SUPPORT and maintain hsrssh ~
her OWE labor, and also % support s1d main
tain her aid child; that Sl2s 10 rsssonsbis
counsel fee; all Of which will moro futly sppsa "
By rstrsncs 70 plaintiffs compSatns. III o
COPY Of which you Are hereby served. Ana yoa-
ars hersby notinfd that n you fail 10 nsvef
the complaint the aid plaintiff viii apply 10
the QUIT for ths relief thsrsin demanded. .
trict Oour. Of the First Judietl District % ne J.
Rtste Of Nsvsda, IN and for the county Of Storey,
-, this 18th dag q Dsesnhsr. y u
-. yssf Of oar Loed ons tSssasaa
t-i ~ IL. HopoNiiD. ia.
ByHnzr noIyz, pepsq 0sss. tsssl4 4,
IS to $40 e ss.. &, |. I; -. ~ ssi;,:s::3s::s -
81 o., SSFsssA, Mains.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

ssry viii Be sold at public auction. at the once
Of Parker Crittenden. Room 10. Msrchants' III
change Building. No. tsl California street, ean
Francisco. California, OF THURSDAY. the
FIFTH (sthl day Of FEBRUARY. lsSo. at the
hour OF one o'clock =, T.. OF said day. to pay
said delinouent assessment thereon. togsthel
with coats Of advertising and xpsnses Of sale,
JACOB SrADTFELD, in, Secretary.
Ofice-Room %. No. <is California street,
San Francisco. California tsls
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STOCK DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nrFIcR ALABAMA 4 HUMBOLDT CON.
~ mining Company, San .Frsncisco, Jann.
sry a, ~isso-Notice f. hereby Riysn that Of q
above Company. held on the i1st instant, q
stock pividsnd Of FIFTY per cent vss de-
clarrd on all the capital stock Of the Company.
Holders VI stock are requested to surrender
the old certificates % the sscrctaxy st the once
Of the Company. and receive the pro rata
they are entitled 70 In nav stock.
WI. n. WATSON, Secretary.
Omoe-No. S02 Montgomery street. Rooms 5
and Q. San Fnnciseo. California js3l In,
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40 PATENT. NO PAY,


OBTAINED FOE MECHANICAL DEVICES,
~ medical or other c~ompounds. Ornamental
signmenta, lnterferenees. lnfringemsuts ano
all matters relating 10 Patents promptly attend.
ed to We make preliminary examinations and
furnish opinions - TO patsntability, ffee Of
charge. and all who are interested In new inven.
tons and Patents arc invited TO send for . copy
10 sent ffve TO any address. and contains com.
plete Instructions how b obtain Yatsnts, and
other valuable matter During the past ave
years Ne have obtained nearly thrss thousand
patents for American and foreign invsnturs, and
can give satisfactory refersnoss In Almost ever
county In the Union.
Address.
LOUIS BAaaRR 4 CO.,
Solicitors OF Patents and Attorneys at Law,
L. Droit Building. Nashinston. D. O.
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pELINQUySf SALES.
1e1. InperiaI-Cessinusd.

0reenebsum, Helbing B 20,
Trustees. .AU...sto ..
0reenebaum, Hslbing 3 Co.
Trustees. ..
0resnebaum, Hsibing ! %,
Trustees. .6SS5o.. o0O..iVu 81.
0rscnebaum, Helbing ! Co.,
Tustees................. Scols....lo..'..1 ..
0rscnebsum, helbing 3 Co,
Trustees .t0JI0.. .lo0....1' o.
6reenebaam, Helbing b Co..
Trustees .t0I6I ..iCV.s'.U 81.
0rsenebaum, Helblngk Co,
Trustees. %.
0rcenebaum, Helbing 3 %.
Trustees ................,.tiGo& ..iooo. -
Groenebaum, Hslbtng I %,
Trustees .............. tie0. 80
0reensbaum, Helblpg = %.
Trustees :. ...... ...... .tl6lo. .l0O0.. NV 81.
0ruenebaum. Helbing 3 Co,
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Ninssuheimer Chss Co
q
Ninresneiwcf CnssSoo.
r.
Minrssheimsr Chss co.
MinssShsim:.
Trrsssss n,
Minsssssim..
TrrstSss =.
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And in accordance with law and IN order Of
the Board OF Trustees. made On the nineteenth
Csth) day Of December, 1917, % many shares OF
zach parcel OF such stock as may be necessary
will be sold at public auction, In front Of the
once OF the Company. situated II the new
shan. on MONDAY, the twenty third t23dl day
Of February. 1850. st 4 O'Clock ?. ~. to pay de-
linQuent assts~ment thereon. together with
eosis o. ADVERTISING and expenses Of sale, IN
less previously paid.
By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
MERCER OTEY. Secrstuy.
Gold Hill, Nevada. January n. 1880. n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-06
Eta sILvER MINING GU.
A PxNY.-Locstion of principal place OF

Incs,icn OF works, Gold Hin Mining District
Gold Hill. storey county, siais OF Ne.ss -. s,,.
Loving.dcscribed stock. on account OF Assess.
ment 1No. i6l levied on the eighteenth day oi
Dscembsr, 1879, the several amounts set oppo-
rite the names OF the respective shareholders.
as follows: o., A.,
Names. y Ser. GUS AIMS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-06
DELINQUENT SALES.
Location Of principal piscs Of busines.

Ban ffAnctsco, California;.
Location Of works. Gold Hill, Storey county.
Nevada.
Nouce.-There are delinquent upon NE fol.
lowing des. -ibed stock. OF account OF assees-
December. 1871, the several amounts set oppo.
site the names " the respective shareholders.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

r DESIRE TO NFoRh NJ FRIENDS ON
the Comstock that ! still ~oontinus 10 copy
and enlarge portraits In ink. vster coiors or
erayon. from old or faded pictures. Ny studio
Z. ct No. 29 Kesrny street. San Frspcisco.
rocmst that I viii let BY the day, week or month,
eA suite or eingls, a. reasonable prices.
no2Alm kMMA 0ILLlS SMITH.
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Atkinson. pOud & 90. Trus 49,.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-06

I'M aNHC roR MILL NuINa AND
s.I. y! 3 :ss:s :ss;:s H'''''''.''a ''''.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-06

Gl100 RETURNS IN 30 DAYS ON sio
9IIUU invested. Oneial reports free.
Like profits weekly on Stock options OF 40 70
Wall Stroet. NJ. oe1T
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uELLOw JACKET Silver HIN

vELLOw JACKET SILVER HIN.
i ING COMPANY. = Assessment bale
No. S.-Location OF works. Gold Hill, Story
county. Stats OF Nevada.
Principal place Of b,sine.s. nj The once q
the rew shaft OF the Company.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. on account Of Assess-
ment mo. Nl levied on the piestssnth (l9thl
day Of December, 1879. the several amounts
Get opposite the names Of the respective share
holders - follows:
Names, No. Certtf. Sha. Amt
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BAtea ID O, Trustee. ....... .Elt8T. !. 100. ...0 ..
DreckiDridge d Yost, Trus-
Bender D 4 & Co, Trustees s,sas. 10. a.
bender ID \ / Co do ..sBse. ...6.... -.
Brooks 4 Lee, Trustees. bal. .o6oe ..... 9.....l 30
Berry, Wolfskill q 90, Trus
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And IN socoruance with hw. and q order ef
the Board Of Dtrsctoes, made On The 10Th aay q
December, iS7s, 90 many shares OF ssoh psrcsl
OF saeh STOCK - may b nscsssaU win b sod
at puh1c auction. ct the ofnos Of the company,
Room Q. Dos Bash street, Ban Fraaeiseo. Gall.
fornis. N WEDNESDAY. the FOURTH uth)
day VI February. 1883, st me hour Of ] o'sieek
!. I. OF said day, 70 pay said dslinqusnt asssse-
msnt thereon. toFsthsr with oosts OF sdysr.
tsinR and expense Of sale.
W. Z. DEAN, sserstsry.
omcs-Roon Q. No. 2os Bush street. ban
Francisco, California.
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0e N con pss DAY 9. Ases. aaRosar
% ., ~; $Sg ;S ss,s s:a''. 4si''sss-s
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WAaD COLD ANo slLyEl

O1ice-Rooms 8 and G. No. Sl Montgomery
street. ean Francisco, California. alta
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-23
Political Points.

Nashville, 2l.-Three of the most &C.
tive prominent repudiationists in EasI
Tennessee have gone over TO the repub-
licans. Others are expected to low.
New York, 2l.-Specisls from Rich
mond say: A telegram received from
New York tonight says the democratic
national committee has decided 10 recog.
nize the regular democratic funder ticket
in this state. The matter is great sur
prise to readjuster leaders, although they
admit that they did not have any ides oil
being recognized, nor had they sought
such recognition of the hands of the
Bsrnum committee. This will give great
relief to the public, and must tend tC
strengthen the regular organization in
Virginia.
New York, o. Democratic congress
tional nominst.on Eighteenth District
James w. Gerard, Second District,
| Brooklyn, VIM. w. Aston.
Boston. Mass. y -Greenbackers Of
the Third District nominated Orvin Fair.
banks to Congress. A resolution en-
dorsing &C. eral Weaver and thanking
him for the noble stand he has taker
against the iusio was adop ed.
Greenbackers of the Eight District
nominated j. NJ. l.. Bsbcock. In the
Fourth District, Wendell Phillips hso
the largest nun Der of votes, but the mat.
ter is left to the district committee TO re-
port at the polls.
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Win Is He

Chicago, 21.-A mysterious arrest was
made, today, by sn officer 10 the secret
service of q gentleman Of ford COM
plexion, aged about 40 and appearance
progressing, but whose name cannot be
LEANED. It is rumorsd that he is wanted
for large def4lcation, but the particu-
lars are entirely wanting
Chicago, PA great deal of mystery
still attends the arrest OF the unknown
man, yesterday; and he was Gu~rded all
night by q trio of officers. 1t is stated
that his valise contained 500, 900, or
more, in goververnment bonds, and that
be had several thousand dollars in money
on his person. He submitted gracefully
to the arrest, and expressed no surprise
when taken into custody. Government
officials have teleRrsphed, enjoining the
utmost secrecy in the matter, cOnse-
quently no facts can be CLEANED
from the United States official here, not
even the name or residence Of
the unknown. II is cOnjeetured that he
s not the principal in the matter, but is
An accompiice or middle man, and thst
the others are being watched. This
would account for the extraordinary
mystery attending the arrest. No infor-
nation can be extracted as 10 whether
the bonds are counterfeit or stolen, or
whether the government or private iudi-
viduals or the corporation is the loser.
From the fact that government officials
msde the arrest and that several
dispatches from Washington have been
received here giving instructions, and
cautioning the detectives, it is regarded
as probable that government is Involved
in some way.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-23
Chinese In New York.

New York, 22.-The EUening Com
merciGL: The numbers of Chinese fire.
quently seen at the money order depart
ment in the New York post Office led to
some inquiry re pecting the number and
smeunt of their transactions through this
channel. Investigation showed that
within the past month the total number
of orders, issued was fourteen: the ssgre-
gate amount, 1852 80; thesverage, S8O.38.
Nearly all Of the orders taken were on
San Francisco. 1t is well known thst
Chinese laundry men and vendors of sill
sort, succeed in gathering much money,
which they carefully hoard and send 10
their native country. bat rhere is good
evidence as stated by q Wall street
bullion broker, that their principal
dealings are with q sort of head man,
well known 10 the region of Mott street,
and who has partner now in Europe
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The GarGeId-morey Letter.

New York, 22.-The real purpose OIL
the charge that Garfield wrote the letter
to Morey on the Chinese question seems
10 be shown by the fact that 100, 600
copies Of what purports to be fac simiLe
OF the letter are announced to have been
sent to California alone since Garfield s
denuncistion of the forgery, and since
the best known business men of Lynn,
Mass, publicly testified that no such man
as Morey, TO whom it was addressed,
ever lived or died there, as was asserted /,
and the Employers Union, of which he
was re yuted president, ever had an ex-
istence in that city.
Having made a careful comparison be-
tween dozen autograph letters from
Garfield, and the published fac Sin1ite
of the purported letter to Morey, have
no hesitation in saying that any honest
expert will echo Gsrfeld's characterize
ton of it as q stupid forgery. In gen.
ersl appearance and in many details they
are utterly dissimilar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-23
Chicago Statistic.

Chicago, 22,-The census returns show
only ia Chinese in the city. not q women
among them.
Charles Randolph, secretary Of the
board IF trade, has completed census OF
the labor and capital employed in Chi
csge manufacturing establishments, and
returned the same 10 the United States
census bureau There are 3 752 manu-
factories. employing 113,5O7 hands, and
representing capital Of over $50 0O0, 600;
mum Der of women Is 7l8, and boys and
girls under 16, 4,797; the value of the
product made per annum is $249, zoo. 900;
value of material used SIS. 000,9 zoo;
wages paid, s37, 100000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-23
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