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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-09
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
County Officers.

County Officers.
Circuit Judged. Baker.
Circuit Clerk--A. Il. Irwin.
County Judge-R ) Yocam.
County Clerks J. Humm.
County Attorney-J VI. DsmIon.
County Treasurer--M W. Parker
Sheiitf-John Hodges.
Coroner--R. Fitzgerald
County Commi-sioners-T. W. Halliday D. A
Gibbs and samuel Briley.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-09
THE TWENTY FIRST ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
THE UNITED STATES BROADWAY NEW YORK
HENRY B. HYDE, President
FoRTHE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 81 1885,

From the undivided surplus. reyersi0nary divi.
dcnds VIII be declared, available on settlement OF
next annual premium, TO ordinary participating
policies.
The valuation of the policies outstanding has
been made on the American experience table, tho
legal standard Of the state ofNew York.
J. o. VAN hNs' Use, Acsuaries.
We the undersigned, have, in person. carefully
examined the accounts, and counted and examined
IN detail the assets OF the society and certify that
the foregoing statement thereof 10 correct.
BENNINGTON \. RANDOLPH,
JAMES NJ. HALsTED,
THOMAS A. CUNMINS
HENRY s, TERBELL,
JOHN SLOANE.
Special Committee Of the Board OF Directors
appointed Oct. "a, 1880, TO examine the assets
and accounts at the close Of the year.
BOARD or DIRECTORS.
Henry b Hyde, John A. Stewart,
George ID. Morgan, John d Jones,
Meorgc ] Adec, Robert Len0x Kennedy,
Henry A. Hnrbut. ChauncyM Depew,
Henry r. Spanding, v njanin Williamson,
William II. F6.g, Henry N Alexander,
William A. WheelocK. William Walker,
Parker Handy, Henry Day,
William q. Lambert, r. Bondnot Colt,
Henry q. Maryland Thomas A. Blddle,
in NEE w. Alexander, George W. Carleton,
Henry >. Terbell George g. Kellogg,
Thomas s. Young. Jose r. Navarro,
Thomas A. Cummns, John j. McCook,
Robert Bliss W Wbitewright,
Daniel ID. Lord, Stephen II PHILIPPE,
James ". Halstead, Samuel w. Torrey,
Horace Porter, Charles g. Landon,
Edward w. Himbert, Samuel Holmes.
b. r. Randolph, Theodore Weston,
Alanson Trask, Alexander 7. Irwin,
John Sloane, T. Dewitt Cuyler,
Ashbcl Green, Louis Fitzgerald,
Samuel Borrowe, william NJ. Bliss,
Henry \. Butler, William Alexander,
George II. Stewart, Samuel G. Goodrich.
JAMES w. ALEXANDER, Vice Pres't.
SAMUEL BORROWE, ed Vice Pres't.
Medical Examiners;
Z. W. Lambert, NJ. D., Edw'd Curtis, NJ. d.
f. W. Scott, Superintendent of Agencies.
North Western Department.
los Dearborn Street. Chicago.
W.N CRANE, General Manager.
Il. A. BURNETT, Agent,
Cairo, Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-09
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL R.R.
TRANS ARRIyg TRAINS DEPART.
%Msil..... -...... 40 am mail ........3:35 pm
Express 9:55 am tRxpress ........ 3:sl pm
'Accom dation. 400 p IN tAocomdatio III 10 III
MISS CENTRAL X. r.
tMail ..... .. $40 p. m tMsil.......... 3:35 Am
tRxpress.... II 30 u m Express, ..... s:20 am
C.. ST. l.. Il. r. marrow Gauge
Express ...... 4:S0 pm 'Express~.... e:i0am
sAceom da,oin 1880 pm sAecom dalton. 80 pm
Sunday excurn sos pm Sunday exeurn $40 am
STL.. 1. NJ. as. X. X.
EXPIRES. 2:55a m Express. p m
.Accom dstlon. 2:sD p m tAceom 'dasion II 40 am
CAIRO d vINCENNEs X. r.
mail & tx zee, 500 am 'Maii q Ex''.' s:5s pm
'Dsily except Sunday. Daily.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-09

general city general orders and thirty-six
dollars ($36 OOJ In cancelled coupons from
new installment bonds, all OF which they
have destroyed by burning same.
On motion Of Alderman Wood report
received and filed.
Finance committee reported back ordi-
nonce providing for appropriations, etc.,
referred to them June 7th, with accompa-
nyIng substitute, recommending the adop-
ton of substitute.
Substitute for ordinance read first
time as follows.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-09

]. B. Phillis, health officer. ....... 20 %
Motion of Alderman Petit, salary bill as
read was allowed by the following vote;
Ayes--Blake, Halliday, Hughes, AIM
brough, Petit, saur, swoboda and Wood
IS. a.e
Nays--None.
Continued tomorrow
Mounted vanished, and paper maps Of
Csiro for sale, at The DUILITlN Office.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-05

FOR tn fp-fa dc Of afors b
H. IT. ,i tnnnas " VI o oea lii nat
sspns a A. the latter part Of next Feb
sue are known as opponent, ,s Of
MI Mas Rae made s,,cb eTceefS;n~
haste IN send;rn these nom;n.t;nns
to the Senata-;s celc,Isted to ,-exc;te a
s,,sp;;c;on th.t snnnath;na r,ora tb.n
zb;s erem Lnoa. e ~ vnt;on to
reform moved Kim in H,.s 4, after. pm.
ting this and that TOGETHER the political
soothsayers at Washington lind that M.
HAYES sent these nM1inuiens TO the
-Senate.at so early a date In order that
Senator Conkling NAV not defeat their
confirmation by ,dilatory tactics, that
because General Garfield had personal
and secret coriferenees With mi. HAYES
lust before these !, nominations a were
MAIDS they, were Mspirad by, the Presi-
ldert8ehet, and it is therefore predicted
that the leader of the New YofK IA Stall
warts, will get the cold shoulder from
there is Or is,fiotS apy: vibrant fa,s snrh
q. prediction it is certain chat Gann.1A
Garfield's and symuathies
are. for the anti-stalwart wing of his
party He likes to be regarded as
ones the dillettanteism OF Curtis, the
scholarship Of Ssmuer- aod the patton
alismdof Winthrop. What can a man
with such tastes and feelings have in
COMMON with the GdkHhgs,l the
Camerons and the Logans? But, on
the other hand, it Is true that Ais pdbllc
career is utterly void ct 1any evidence
that he is manof strong eenvieeieas- or.
that he possesses the courage Of stch
convictions as he has professed. In Con-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-05
The Next President ana lord Roscoe.

Whsthey .9n ;pet, the President3elect
will faithfully adhere to the stipnlations
made by him with the representatives
of the s'stalwkrt'' wing Of hisparty in
.tse treaty Of, Mentor, is q question which
at present excites considerable specula-
t.Q- Some days ago Mr.. Hayes sent
tosehe Senate two nominations to- Fed
(agA offices in the State-of- New York,
one for the Postmastefship at AlbaG
faIo. Which ar ,'r regsrS sdD h-Pke politi-
cal wise.aeres at TasSIgton as indica-
tiTs of fbeS dste>minationr Of General
Garfield TO i lore the Conkling faction
in his Sfstribution of the spoiIs. The
went incumbents of the Offices re-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-05

ON ffSur.s.S DechA M ..
Mr.. sfIas c. 1--WE ~ Aere o. foot to take
-sfhmodsy Landt4s, distance hbodt twelve
miles, IA passed our section in good spirits.
Two4pdiaB 1Dfng from here forTw altula were
soYedstanda.a ahead of him end troke th path
for I'm, 1t Seeuls that he went within about
thtob mQes Of the steamer and then turned
<back. thing was beard Of Aiuu9tal xester,,
Gay aboy Zone p. mi gAeH HaAf. Roach md
anderson came down from the ates. after
Fwafktug about three miles this way
they saw blood on, tug tratt and sprinklcd
aloSg on the noyaiIf nqacessAare the snow
WAS stamped down as IL a person had been
crawling and rolling in it. They saw where he
had walked from the raiiEosd track snt,tS, 4!
telegraph pole, evidehtIy ~ GET dnpG tbi
make fire. They found matches in ono place
where he had tried to make fire. They came
on until Fithiusin miles OF, this place, where
they foprid ~. Live lying ta.the snow and in
a dying condition. He was just gaspfng for
breath. His hands were bleeding. The skin
wIs toruffom hishneerp and hsnd, in several
places, (which Isuppose he ta1Alfryine To sstll
sage brush to make a fire, as he had no knife
with him. Mr.. Roach came on ipto town as
fS3ta Yos&bHf ~ bring the NEWS ahd Is soon
as Heard It ordered'our little switch engine
to go out and bring him in. We took box
schrnd sslelsp ,sitizenSG Il We wsre 9dstsimed; 1
some time by tpe snSg N Che truck about !
minutes to two and found him dead.-Cor. Port
M,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-05
F., Two,Aneetionafe Kitais.

/. = %
There were. several men clustered
afotnd the stove iii the back room Of "a
Galveston saloon, and somehow Or other
thG subject of newspapers cun1e up for
discussion. u One man said that EDITORS
we're more jealous0f each other, than
any other class; that they, never had q
good word for each other. ,etc..- '''' -
A long haired Youth, with a solemn
Look. ispoke up, and heaving a SIGH, said
that he,had had sOme exp eriedee with
editors. and he found them thsireversei
Of Jealous, of EACH losheEs that D Texas
editor was always willing to deny, him,
ser editor.
"Wliere did that happenas
at happened in; O. Western Texas
town where liveds"ns sighed the young
man bad dashed off little 'proein Of
ten Of fifteen cAiitos about Beautiful
spring.' There were two rivnf papers
il. ths place 1.-The Bagse and the from!
6ous.a Il had heard that the Editors were
deadly enemies, and sighet to- shed
each others gore, and Twas affaid if l
let the ISuas6o,se publish my poem FIRST
there would be, q deadly enp9unter, i
finally resolved to have it appear sinful
taneously Id both papers: When,
called on the editor Of the frS,3a bone he
said that the editor of the Bzl9ls Had a
large family, and that he wssald prefer
it to appear in the B.gk, "a. pegssaslly !
he loved the ,editor.. Of. the Bugic. |
WENT then to the Bu9le man, and he said
the editor ,pfT the; 2rops6ofse 1Was his
warmest pSrsnnal friend, and hdwqpld
be glad If l would let him have the
poem, as it would be. putting bread in
bis month ,y<sJ rloth eEon hisfhack. S6D1
owing to Re,ioye e,editors, hadsfors
each other, couldn't get my poem into
either of their papers. and its-hasn +
been .publishedyet., never saw men
SO anxious tohelp each other out Of dis
tress," and once more the long-haired
poet sighed like a bellows. ~.
There was a pause, and an, old coon
with a frost-bitten nose drawled out:
, I" Yer-never tried them same editors
with cash advertisement, did yerP''.T
The poet answered in the negative.
the audience significantly
nodded their heads and winked at each
other. -GGlUeston NeWs.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-05
LATE NEWS ITEMS.
VIZ 1vE p
Tx Observation-Disclosures ~ rs

9'. ss,S belt s,t which an s,SN GKSH $
fthe matchf The score is as follows :, Hughes,
Sos miles 3As3s; Albert, 55s m1A3F - 70!
miles; Krohne, $50 miles HoWaf6, 81 Jmiles.'
Rpwelrs best record. of 566 miles 63 yards,
was passed by Hughes fopE hepIyahSad, of
the time ,&Rh Raweg jlheh the
same distance. Hughes is entered for the
Ashley belt race in London.
Z THE residence of Mr.. TEnee Emery
NEAR Caseyville, KY, burned on the hight 81
the 2sth land Mr.. Emery and seven children
persisted in,tb,;eades.rr Fsuls ply js 30
tpected, as,fSshs sRboF sshe diSedseJdn be;
fife used every effort to arouse the inmates
Of the house, ;Apt ,withept success, Mr..
Emery was fspof ted tYh&SeA bad 2 large sum
of money IA his house.
n j. o. CUSHING and Andrew Lesker
were instantly kilItaIpS Fths 43pS aW Of;
some cans of nitf ycSrine (which uthey
were thawing out, at Kinsea Junction, ten
miles south roflBradf4dS PaS Tle build,s
ing was blown Fl atos9 asa ssyeThI persops.
standing outside were injured. ~
GEN. BUFoRp. who killed JudgefN-
iiott at Franafs ss , Ky. hss ffen aoqalte
DIR. WASHINGTON F. HARBAueH, q
prominent cytsez sd asiustof Vfq2as o.
on the eveRAag'Sf THE iQSsh rshS bis M
through the head with a revqfy&; killing
sher almost instantly. He thief A4kAshot5
gun blew off the Top, Of dis qkafhSad.DE.
-IIarbaugh was about 80 ye6A sfAgE For
4ome time past he had hon sdlfcttd to
drink and when under its inffueaB was ex-
s t;;smey y,ua aunr; sss,sn ,5.a ssv,
" as pmt /&timablS T woman
Only few !Wonahs ageShe was compelled to
hide for nearly weed psescape from herr
brutal husband.f Three 6npg children are,
left orphans bYthis tragicsoscurrence.
THE brotb ers Albert P. and Charles
e. Talbot Aave hsen' found Srdlfxot -aes
murder off bsir fat i, At MaryviIIe, Noda-
, way CoSAS, MOI An September last,
and septenced to be hanged on
fhe 25th day of March next,
..ThG sGeRe in court following the Judges.
sentence was most distressing, the mother,
O. ::;::'Y;'' ;AHsks$":ss
IyMg cnptes on tho 9tE Mr-tu=
-gallf htfsIutipg n referaAee tpths flsaora
couftv0 bysa party vote referref "a the
ConknRtseSon Electoral Count. MI D<visS
bill to confirm the title of Chicago 10 Certain
lands on the. lake front was passed. IL The
House finally disposed of the Yeates- Martin
contested case by giving the seat to Yeates,
and he was duly sworn In.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-05
Couldn't Stand the Cold.

Al .ts
with the gecentscosa saeREaa tteegSlenehes
fish along the coast, large schools being driven
n shore AID I'm shallow witer. Strange as II
may seem, it is asserted that the fish. par
t t,euiarly bass and f$ys tet $$TA q
land. An old negro eah ghf hiety-One very
fine large bass In this. wayd Raccoop KEY,
near Warsaw. On st. CnfhefffeI het thrown
In the water was almost instantly filled by fine
large fish, and fishermen found some difficulty
in hauling the nets in. Othors were observed
to kill them in the water with oars. This
novel occurrence was witnessed generally all
along the islands TO the southwark and in tho
rivers near the coast. Savannah (Gd,) Ne,ps.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-05

-Aconservative Democrat, and o
Republican who WAS an intimate friend
of Lincoln's agreed in a conversation
at Washington the other day that with
Hane in the Cabinet Garfield's Ad-
would be one of the most
corrupt in our HISTORIAN era of rob-
berry.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-05
NEWSINhBHIHF ,
Compiled from Various Sources

TheTfeddent nominated Edward q.
S 3, 1 XIII c,s Sa'.s s''ts' Circuit
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-05

troduced p1ktoEtne- MISREPRESENTATION United
States ocean mail service and revival of for
eisn commerce on American steamships.
Mr.. Blaine said he introduced the bill as
substitute for the one which was the subject
of Mr.il,eck's speech, on the previous day,
me mem; u owners 81 American steam SHIPS hi Of
compensationforea carrying the malls va<yinR,
according TO conditions, from $50 to $50
per nautical mile. The bill was referred.
The Indian land in severatly bill was
fdfther discussed and again went over.
MT. Saunders, from the Committee on Indian
a M sasyl p8. sS rska fe pass
'oflthe reservatiop of the Omaha tribe lands in
t aa STATE sns sst Y
-kfkwood (by request)oTo aid the United
lilies. ~ &nl On Is ing 81 The ss Eet.5y
Hilifax fishery award was adopted; The
i 5es wnol fon Sn es
I Iss5:: Fl z, IS al $l
page upon his resignation from the Navy in
1851, the reason of his resignation being that
His State had seeded from the Union.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-05

GENERAL SKoBEL6FF' Has captured
Geek 'fepe afta hard fight in which both
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-05
thought her for a IN eighborofra

"fesi Thought herIor ahclgnporotnaN
ours: .iE ssJg.iidi 70 a..s az, i;iV ~. =
What's the Temperature in this caF,.,,s-r
,, The yppppgg man; ioek long. :squintl ss:l
att the lthermprpetet, turned it over ~
two or three times ana then an-'."
lsyy1retEI Irrs sfiJ Iiuh SouStn 15G ~ -Ni
l0s It's about anidalins, bguessssas'~ hHs .
n Nothing furtber was said for ten Min ada :.
utes, and theIgentlemBn was sbusy withv a. 81
his paper, when the other touched his
arm "s ssa i ass yS GUS "a
,,gEsfes; shghuy."I ''rpal.s1 ZlI's7:s -. 81
D-''Well, I'm little green, and rT,mi9d' Dol.
willing TO own up. Seems o4as there's
Something avrohg hbout this 1are.'H bsf,,at.
II III guess not; it $ 81 cheap, instr1- 41Y
ment, but it seams to be all right, -, =.
. f'Well, it may. be; but had made up,
my mind there was something missing t1i'
can't find any 'keyhole add II 1t eVet ~
had any hands on the face they're.gone ,rp''
now for sure.'ni - ilh 10 y 80. -, r.
1t took about five minutes to enlight-.,, 49,,
en- him. and when he realized .how she
WORKED" he put it in his pocket with
the remark:
"rm going home and tell the old man
that none of us know enough to tell
when we get chillblainsr'- Street
Daily Neoos.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-05

The eonsolidation ofrhe New Orleans
Pacific apd, the Texas Pacific RAILROADS it is
belietiakwibS lie tfsected yinU q
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-05

caught fire Immediately Tie door to it was
completely blocked By the express matter in
the car, and Brewer, tho agent, was impris-
oned amid the flames. His. eries' attracted
attention and great Efforts worry made to ex-
tricate him from his terrible position. but in
vain. He had managed to get his head out Of
q small window in the end Of the car,-where
he begged in piteou, tones for those outside
to save him. The door Kss forced open q few
inches, which 1otfp the az. apd the dAnes
ibu9stiqg out eEaale Ntpae - tea iackc s1tls
sa aaa s Sc. ss s.sn aSs
parts Of the 9 kssssappaed nth seess
s s,s ar1 tine M - throwing - IN
!. the ~. su;scIn &c. nsey
The three fsswag$ cars were b1f1nfs at the
same time and B0on afterward the smoking
sar bessp 10 blsa1e.s aOuD i1fithsse haA besuoc-,
3pup( ~ 3e1ekers of which had been able
70 escape wN6out any further injuries than
some severe scratches and bruises. This car
was lying on its side, and 1t was some time be-
fore all got out with the assistance Of those
outside. Tho baggage-master, Perry, was
found to have dislocated his arm, and
s$ ,n two 80 - II 'sI os
8sSG AlerS(Hi, SnsxS a1e
1Ssassl sR2 We sSs to os ssy. rs:S sssss os
baggage. The GOODNESS andX d66ipliSe
AisplsEadg thearnpletes Of I(>1stp-was're-
bistsnRletl ItPt9e bT weir e45F(1 u <eri-
Gus panic was preventedf AS it WI n the,
passengers were at mr. much fdsttened.
Mi they sAutha dsda - fvcy they be-
came quiet, and wepf llW1k Hlsnd theff
assistance in cariye Axh0s6 who wefeiin- \
HseS Ind ri putting our 4res
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-05

One pound OF glue boiled in two
quarts of skinned milk will resist The
action of water - - ~
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-05
PERSONAL A1D,tENRaAki

GRAY NARNELL, a respected citizen OF
Memphis, doing business as q, grocer at
Auction and Fourth Streets, Chelsea, on the
25th was found lying dead in his store, his
skull crushed in with a hammer. Ransom
Bsnyard, colored, is suspected of the muir
der and Is under arrest. Robbery was not
the incentive, Is an open safe, containing
$3.50 10 cash, was not mo,ested. ~
sBY-a boiler explosion near Long Prai-
RE, Mimi. Hfank Offver, the engineer, was
killed and several others were injured.
WHILE the Ohio Editorial Association
was seeing the sights at Washington, Fl. B.
Kelly, Of the Allen County Democrat, disase
his hotel of spopIexy. = - LIZ ~ -!
The country around San Marcial, N.
NJ. hos been I1fded by the Apasbes- Fifteen
persons. sr6 rrpofted killed, ssyefai wound
ed, and a number OF others missing. The
Apaches headed northwest SCoApsmestot
troops and citizens Of San -Marcial are in
pursuit. The band namller from 40 TOGO &
A FIvE-YEAR-oLD ds~ghter of Henry
w wiss 5t & ss Sa,,e
neighbours house, got hold .ef-a.-xeyolver
lying under the pillow and shot herself
through the head, dying instantly. ,Es&t :.
A PAssENGkH- CAN ON the Cinciunatis
Mount Vernon e. Chicago Railroad WIS
down an embankment near Millers--
burg, o., on tAsf20hs skrioRsy Njpfing
Louis Gsrnw, eepducter; d.. L. Firestone,
Mrs. Lydia Who'll, Clinton; John
J. Deess and-N1ns,r Berlin 80 JohnsG- Weld
ner, Cleveland; w. S, Erb, Cleveland; Mrs.
Sylvester Days ana hertw0 e6Rdrens Doyles-
town. Some of the above can not recover.
SeYera stAsrs verapbsdly y. burt, so..q .--. re-
rHE President has approved the sem
te1ce Of Paymaster T.. II. Nelson, of the
Army, for embezzlesnent,, whichTis dig.
mtssal, two years at hard labor, and q fine Of
$2,5O0.
LFyTJ AHeHHE GIBsoN,qof theySsy-,
enth Cavalry, died at the residence Of his
father in st. Louis, on the 26th.
3 ARRANGEMENTS have been completed
1t Des Meines, TO huild railway connection
between that city and The Wabash, in the
hope that it:riltbe made a main line to St.
.AuiS
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-02-05

engaged in the burglary were all employees
of the company robbed.
The Pittsburgh towboats Bengal III ger
Blew out her drnu-hepd near Nncihhati,
| on the 2Sth, severely scalding n number of
those on board. Among the worst injured
are Charles Perciyal, the pilot, and his young
daughter, and Miss Anna Phillips, friend
and guest of the latter. Frank Walton, Sam
Baker and Milton McCabe were also badly
| injured.
:. CLEOPHOs LACHANCE, who mar
dered beautiful young girl named OdiHie
Desilet, under the most atrocious circuI4t
stances, and secreted her body in a wdI,
was banged at Arthabaskaville, Quebec, on
fAthe 18th. He made a full confession of the
Eh0frible crime.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
JAN. Ex-senator Logan brought up the
. Grant retirement bill in the Senate. app moved
its present consideration to the exAlhsieA Of
ser WHICH, ssSs aas spg eds
%ayh Ioss
no; i%paT .'a, ssiaS y ST! sSIII
Nc Ne g. 6 en-: S SS1tsa eSs se -
The Post -officc Appropriation bill was con-
sidered in Committee OF the Whole.
JAN: 2Erh thsss,4e, Mr. t>gan spsds,
another attempt to secure a vote on the Grant
retid cement bill, and Senator Lamar made a
speech in its1Gvor, but by a vote of 25 to % the
Senate refused to bay aside the pending order:
The bill for distributing, land in seyeralty
S az Tea.s
the Post ONCE appropriation bin: The Conn
the a eIecsen case Of Tsss 1s Ma Dn
rtin, First Congressional District, North Caro-
lima. It declares Yates, contestant, entitled
eothe sensi = 4 so z ffi-iP ,
JAN. 26.-In the Senate, Mr.. ingalls, sub
mitted a resolution in reference to counting
tie 4lye DfiY -conferflngupenz
the Indians land in severalty was again taken
up and discussed at length and again went
f Sssfa Ti1shes ss nGasa sa
PLACED on the calender: Mr.. Bicknell 3D., Ind.)
fa H aoa sns sSs aa. hsr
vain effortto axrave at some sdeterzniratipu in
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mand@ tfie previous .puesssu sa INF Mt
Co2geT Or; Micn} ,o raised the question
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ceI1t Messrs. FELTON,, Speer and Stephens Jail
the Republicans, sof the GfeenbackeH .Ladd
Jones, Lowe, Russell IN. c., Murch, Gill;
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'tSere be p saii Of the House The tactics Of
names ON call Of the Houaq Dnt t9iFqnin
silent upon motion to table fl,e apa44. thus
forcinS call of the House Finally, at 1 p.
n. the Democrats, becoming convinced that
On fa a tsS previous question yielded e motion
: JAS. FLA monster petition, signed BY:
80, 900 names, headed by Wendell Phillips,