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, 1881-04-02
TIE SOUTH SIDE.


p,sblIcuns Of tho Third Ward was acld lust cvcrs-
ihE III Central Hall, OIL tho corner Of Wabash
nvrt,slc mid Twctly-thirtl street.
Mr.j. ". WnuRhUp presided. .
Tho Chnirnnn IN thanking tho meeting fur
tho huf,pr II h.ltl conferred him, re!trrc,! sU
tho f.ct that Mayor iIarrisu1'. III II sot speech.
prepared with urcnt ,3rbcrAtio,1, l.H,I nvnwed
Ills inubllty tls well ns his iItwlIlsncss 10 Gu
force tho law, "and." said Mr.. whuRhnI,, we
proposu now to elect min who will ut least
1lnlse I'LL honest rl1r. to lo So"
AID. EuKnne Gary was tho first spcnknr. lIa
referred to IfarrIson's buasts Of economical
management, antl. snl tl.at economy under the
present constitutional restraints was rcccs.
atty. Thpre wis, he pad, slieh II thing rs
unwise anu expensive economy. Thoro wcru
H0Wl0 children In this city without school nc
cosnmodut,on. lie had never heard OF Carter
Harrison orlRiilltlng or claiming sreait for
originating nny scheme to better this stnte nI
thugs, I'LL III did wis tn tnk1 to himself tIo
crrt due to tito nets Of other Int.sl: Harrison
ind placed himself nsuvc tho tslw nnd PRESUMED
Gods Ought not and should not bc enforced. Hin
y ~ nl'st!rslity. BY askinx why not reHM!a.o
lnrGGuy mid tiDcse-HtGnl!ltR instead ul trying 70
suppress tt,onlf III Mr. Clark. tho apcnker sstl.
it w,,s UNNECESSARY to FprHk: he WINS nc9hHor;
Tho proplc: Ills 1ifc WIS tho best Endorsement
TINT e.,tlisl lie given HIN: .-..-.-,
about politics, hut llr lLl know tint DIR streets
ought 10 tlavo been cenned three or four weeks
agt,. VII iiu plenty Ut money 10 DO it with. but
hc supposed 1t would not bs lon1 I'll the night
before election. liz r!ticMich :hc s1en otllonrl-
inR mp money In tho put.Ic trrnsnry whtlc tho
aSsths naey shail % be expe'c" ior tic peoples soa
1ie WINS t,nt alartaru t1r ihe iinnnsn prosperty;
nf Chicngn,-not rvcr Cnrter lihrrison, could
Ssnt s til tho pa!ie n"raiy. sio .isi,vere,, f"rc.
ble nnd cilec,ivn speech. making powerful , mr.,
fry1n fl,n Etuf1itr3 thu Dr1tlH1jiES relating fU
, 1881-04-02
SIRE.


To the Editor o3 17.e Chicago TrtbunA
ClTICA00, Ntnrch 3t.-As predictions as regards
tho wcnthcr has Dcen tic nll-nbsnrbtng tslotno
for sofne months. sha![ mike ono retntEnE tu
poIsiea for IL chnnKc. II Is, "ttnt our Cnrtnr
v! 1usu Ills grCnt condolences In tho pcoi'lr" OIL
or about tho 9th duy Ut April, 1sSt. Yn'rs.
..... FESSQla.
, 1881-04-02
CORRESpONDENCE.

III tbs Editor Of Tic La.:.:Go TRIBUNE.
: CntcAtin, atnrch Jl.-Whon n voter fAiis to
rcyfster but is known to nIl tito Judges uf cleo
tlon TO be u legal vatcr, enn ttoy legally tnke bis
eoto Without him swenrlnE II fn2
Il Jun1E OF ELECTION.
MOL
, 1881-04-02

TLOURrEG-MILL DESTROYED.
DEs Mo1SEs, In., March, 3t.-Ylio Ice In
the Mid.l'e and South Coon broke yesterday
ut Wiscotta, and tho tourLng-nill Mt that
place he!ng undermined fill over into the
river. Loss Oh mill n.t contents about st, ,0O0.
, 1881-04-02

BUFFALO, April l.-'rhu worktnen clearing
away the debris uf NJ. II. I}irge It Sons will
nal,cr factory, burned the astll Of December
Inst, l,cartlled 0,,e h0tly and unrt!ons of two
other Eotlies. The complete body was rec0g-
lixetl rs TINT Of TiIonlas Qnfillnn.
, 1881-04-02

FHIGTITFUI4 BUILDING ACCIDENT.
DENVER, Colo, April by tito falling Of
Il new b,liltling III the course of construction,
nn Holiday street. this afternoon. William
Guthriu and .Jacob I4a.z were probably fatal
ly Injured. Four others were nlnre Or less
bruISrll.
, 1881-04-02
Fearful Explosion Of Dynamite in The
Coal Regions Of Penn.
sylvanla.
Ono f'1nu Torn to B1lrct1s, md AM
other rrOlIably Fatally
Injured.
A Collision on the ST. Paul, Min
noapoIis g. Manitoba
Railroad.
One Person Burned to Death and six
Others Seriously injured.
\ RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
Apfefat t1isntkth 10 The t,hfeuer, 1rttH,1t.


.....-...- L. ......
~ KNILNNt AlCtnES1'
Sofe'a' n@"'s" 70 1hx th's"s', s ,''sanf' sa, .,
~. iAut. tl"t".' @hH'" ~ '"'' -
tlc"lars I'll INC aeee'e,'t Oh luz tAanI1opt i.''a
were received ~ tfh', n'-3aS, uae sa!.l'hA
hoial''g inc o'1lS aFail"o'e "lfe LUZ tlM'n
ortsers' until qs'He laee' ~ plsse'ger"n 'ne
expIess-tralh Which, f"M l'Ito tne e'uooso ~
tiie freight WIN sue u'sasIeons lesa.ts s,. says
tlle IRAN aopa!lea ot IL a''le' al'u' WIN 10
precious loau OF some W. passeHseIst ETH && p.o'''.
iseu 10 feneh rs ocslllMs'o" ..,,',l, Ml.io",
.hlshapt a heht si'o"' "ntcA l''sa
peeli milling 1or SONG t'''e' was
onM,e ".ross tnu ,,, t1aIA M'u 'en"e's" ~.
an)rets esel, ~ 'sttle a1stnnce nl.aoSt IN ~.
uls.li's",s'oe s ~ ths IAN '.is nIstSs s sIo
Rfa''el'pi' slS mics llo.lh III N''lns''', wv
!'asse''sels hottceu ts'ae 'ao u"iH "a9 sl"Ih.
ing up. pFecAutfoh es"!ently @keh w
- III
, 1881-04-02

LITTLE Rock, Ark, April, LA coored
hoy, In attempting to boarl tho Iron Moumt-
nln train Mt tho depot, fell between the cars
and lost MI nrin this afternoon.
, 1881-04-02

10 TIC EH1EhF u 1H6 I"GEHpp 1FFU0He*
CHICAGO, April IL anl- oppressed by tho
gravity OF tho alternative presented by your
lssuu Of to-tay. 4 Rrcnt tufy eltl1er carrlcs tho
criulc Ut siander to Hslci lrnRths thut Mayor Is
mndo ,lnJustiy responsible for tho public prostl-
tuition Of kitsle girls, llsllsr te gcAl Ut ChIcK,
or wa t,uvt. tho sructnclo or y Chief Magstrate
who wDul,i tsgE,lce Sutlosn! TITO dirty R0l
l'rinp,is wonl, be asl,ntncsl III strt company.
No tlIctrapnliiau inl1ulty hna ever chllcd for
norc pr..ti1t Yttcnsion ~ ehe Cttlxeiss Assoc!..
tiUn IN tno %t,,,. %nti y ny ~ 50 s, @ w
,,res for llssrctio,t Il, medical colleges Is I'M
ntnenty 1T civilization iii comparison With tho
which lungs IL city license HEnOtl ly Nnynr
HMrsiaou. Even It he IL fnnpcent tho tcrrnr y
less 1t Is hrcntlful to Hwy 1T city whorc. II
Children nto 8afe, uleu cut1 hu rnlnGt hf Hncl
accusation. Arthur EnWti!EN.
EdItnr LAFtstIIU <tal0tnfs
, 1881-04-02

TO IHE EHHbf u 7Ha EHGtNp0 IFUuHss
CHICAGO, April l.-Thcrc wus never ti!no In
tho history Of Chicago When thp tIoap!c hnd such
a plafn duty to perform us at tho present. Aud
II they fail In tltB duty. which Is scarcely possl-
bic, thoy will sec MI incrcnso Of crime In this
city for tho next two years that Is fearful to
contemplate. II Harrison Is REFLECTED. every
lnwlcss character In t,ur ml,lst Will cnnstrlo It
us II triumph for his ctnss nud cnlllng. anu nGt
Mgenrtilu9Iy. ....
Agnlilst al,cf q caln1nity it Is every honest
s duty 10 struggle. and IL tfey unly Kct ul1t
md SOto thnre tleHt he M fcAr us tu tic result;
It will De un overwhelming vlctnry for tcccnry
nn Eu0sl government. Il ct''lstninntso 'lesolt-
ly to 10 Wished for. ONE oF THE fEUrLE.
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fOri9uneeu aHfteIen lnFen, Of ibr @dtte
aewifenlOs senus setDeIen iei, cine an.
bere @be ein5useben. Srou SurneB
erbo6 cine bei9worene &lage ouf Bieos
mic aegen ibren @attelf Dor &ihter
NtiIa, unb @m. 5urneB tp,i tbe fpdt am
Sdmftas Abeno IN Daft eenomnleu uno
I'M 2. Brecinft GtdtionsbduS einoeiperrt.
Or eeftonb ipfort benz 8Dliseifapi an
Elm, oaB er cine Srau nnb orei &inoer
IN. 8hilabelpbia ~nerlnfen babe unb nit
ietner iesisen Grau in uneelehlitber Che
lebe. Or Sei9te feline beionoere 2lufres
sung. 0m 6onntag Bormitfaa
fam 6rou SurneB $50. L nit ibrem
4ntualt mad BEN BOliSeiseribt unb
9lei9 barauF erI6ien aud 6rau
SurneB $50. 2 (oie G6mefter
e,nes befnnnten beutI9en Burgers
BON 9emarf) BEL &apt. 8eper uno
fraste, tuarum ibr Wann berbattet NOR.
ben iei. Der &apitdn tbeilte i6r bic
llriahe nit unb fteIte bann beibe
5rauen SurneB chamber boz. sic reidz
ten fi9 bic Sdnbe unb Srau Scr. 1 1prah
Der &noerr ibr Beoauerrt aus unb fiote
bel, fie wiKe, bnB fie b~intersanseu NOR.
ben iei, oenn ibr @atte babe ibr 9eia9t,
feline erfte 5rau Iei tubt. 5ran SurneB
Scr. 2 nerfiderte, fe bore Jest gum
erftenmale, oaB i6r @ntte cine anbere
Inn eelebli9 an9etrnute Srau babe, ibr
habe er nor ibrer g~erbeiratbuna ge5agt,
er lei elm @itttuer. Die bei6en 6rauen,
luel6e i@ unter 10 e~igenthimIiden
l1mitdnben fenrer lernten, bntten boz
rauf mod cine l6nsere 1nterrebung uro
ibieben in freunol9nftliber @eiIe. sic
tparen 8eibe BARN gleider Nufidt, baB
5urneB fie nibt gut beban6eIt un6 bdu=
fig sbne irseno tuel9e griitenSmittel ses
laiien babe. SurneB iagte nUr benz $50
liSeiri6ter, er babe Die erfte 5rau in
1859 unb bic 5weite Srau in 1873 in
Union S;G sebeirat6et unb erfldrte, er
peroe fi9 bes ibm CUR 2a1t g~eleaten
8erbre6ens ihuloig betennen. @r lift
Elm @itberi9mieo pom @etuerbe, so
Sabre alt uno aus Gbeffielb, England,
sebirtis. Die erfte Srau bot brei Rim
Der, bic Smeite elm Sinh, tudbrenb elm
anberes 5u ertunrten lit. Srau Scr. 1
ineinte, iie tuOlIe BON ibrem @atten
ni9ts me6r tuifien, menn Scr. 2 i'm nod
Nblauf ieiner GtrafSeit behalten po1e,
TO tueroe fe ihr ni9t I'M 8ese ftebeu.
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SnIdn0ffMeE

Die 8rObutten6brfe in
Gen gOrf mid fur fi3 elm neues Ge.
bdube i'm Bertbe BON 100000 err
rihten.
Bel 8ropnsbiIIe in 9eras
Itebt Der 8io @rnuS h6ber, als ie felt
1S49. Sn Watamoras itebeR ettua brei
8ierteI Der Staot unter @aifer.
Sn 9enneiiee bat i'd cine
9eielitaft 9ebiloet, tpel6e @inunn6e.
runs unb &apital anloden min. Bon
ben 25 MiIionen Nder int State fino
erft z WiaiOnen ansebaut, uno bieie
fito, bn iie ME se0iinst tpOroerr, iehr UNI
ereiebie. 2aInbama 1oG Der SIP Der
@ompasnie Deroen.
SOI9enbe fOnoerbare 8e,
Thinning entb6lt ons 3etnment beg Dor
&ur5em 81 Baihin9ton, gerfs Co.,
Benu., nerftOrbenen Serrn 9srbnr6
8eHtel: vSerner iblieBe ih BON aner
2beilnabme bel Der &ustbeilung meis
mes 8erm6sen bieienisen meiner mdnn=
li6en Ha9tommen aus, tuelte oarauI
befteben, S6uurrbdrte 81 trusen."
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eas mtntftertu,m Sambetta.

Ra6oem @nmbeita aIs proniIoriI6er
Rammer : Brdfioent bic Stdrfe IeineS
NnbnngS 9epriift uno ~sefunoen, oaB er
fi6 u~nbeoin9t duf bic Webrbeit uerla1s
fen t6nue, iibernabm er nom Brdiioens
ten Der Republit bas ibm a~ngebotene
BortefeuilIe nls Bremierminifter. 9as
Riniiterium, nit benz er fi9 umseben,
5eiat nit Nusnabme bon Rnul Bert feline
beoeutenoe NdmeH. @ambetta ALIEN
ipiro alIo in 8ufunft fir bic Ma6nabs
men bes neuen Niniteriums nernntz
iuortli6 aema6t merben miiffen.
Renn nun aud bic vTimes" Der Nn<
fiht 1T, oaB @nmbettas r%lebernabme
Der Staatseei9dfte cine eenife Bieoers
bele6une Der perI6nli6en &e9ieruns,
1uo cine S%sbrobung Der Republican,
f9eH Staatseinri6tunsen bebeute, ia
DaB mo fi6 nuf seipaltise 8erdn6ez
rutsen in ben innern Gn9elegenbeiten
6rantrei9s, iosar in Der Gage Der 9e=
fdmmten europdii9en 8erbdltnife 9es
faBt: MAIDEN mife,.io ibeint uns bieie
8prauSIebun9, nenigitens fur LANCE
Belt mod, un5utrefeuo.
So sroB Der iebise Hnbans Cant
betta'S in Der &amnter aud lit, bic uris
bebinste Treue pnrlnmentoriI1er
Jreunoe bdnst ui9t bios BON 8rinSi<
pien nb, unb Der guItus Der 8eri6nlih.
feit, 10 uli6tig er in Jrantreih ift, bGlt
ielten liueere Seit on, uno @ambettn
iueis bieiss iebr tuObl.
gta9 1einem 8%roerarnrl ge6enft Gam
BETA Dor allen 9ineen auf gnttpidlHng
unb Stdrfuns ber pirtbI9aitli6sn Gage
TrantreihS, io9ar inter GinI6rdntuna
Der AuSsnben fur bic @e6rtraft, ohne
Iestere ielbit 5u i9rudhen, binSuar6eiten,
nno bic 2aSten uno Nbgaben, bic auf
Dem 2anobnu ruben, su nerminoern.
go iebr er aud hierour9 bic 2anohes
b6lterrns eetuinnen piro, bic Grmee
iuirb nit benz 8roeramm un3ufrieoen
tein, uno fi9 10 uiel ais m6sli9 basesen
Gufebnen.
BobI eetuinnt er bur6 ietne &bIidt,
bur6 neue 6dnoelsnertrdge ben peridies
oenen @rDerbsjmeissn tpeite NbIabaes
biete 5u Ii9ern, unb 70 elm 16neIeres
Auf6liben Der Suouitrie Su erm6ali6en,
nu6 in bieien &reiien fete Nn6dnaer.
bic grwiblnns Saul Bert's gum Inter
Ti4tsminiIter ieno6 i9afft ibm pieIe
Sein6e unter ben GlericaIen. 0oh
taebr @ebeseidrei pirb man aber in
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Sranfrei9 erbeben, iueH1 er feline Nb-
fi6f, bas goncorbet ftrift purG5uftbs
rem, unb ale reliai6ien @enOfeni6nIten
Der Stontssewnlt ftrense nnter5uOroner,
in Nusflhrnna briu9en iOnte.
Bie aus leIiem Yrogramme erfi6t>
lih, bat @qmbetta in ben inneren 5rns
gen cine Salle BON Nrbeit Dor F9, uno
bic Gur6Iibruns 6eHelben Uiro ibm
Miibe aenre uub uiele ueue Seinoe ihafs
fen. 9aju lit bic iest IN Der MinOritdt
befinoli6e 8artei INNER nod m1btig
aenue, unl, snmal nit ben neuen Sem.
BEN, cine ftete 9rObuns unO @efabr fir
ben Minifterprdfbenteu 81 bilben.
Weun nun bic iriereH Sra9eu Cant
bettn's &raft 10 sanS in Gnipru6 nebz
men, wir6 er faum i3eit uno 2uft finoen,
fi6 IN GuBsre Sdnoel eintulafen. 3us
benz 1T @ambetta heute elm neIentIl6
an6erer eewOrbeH, als er nOr 5e9H Sab
rem mar.
28dre er bnlo mad benz &riese, Ober
nod iel6it 1873 on bic Spite beg NE
niferiums eetreten, 70 mare bic 5ur6t,
er tuiroe ben &a6etries eesen 9euti6z
lamb our 6nuptaufsabe ieiner 8olitit
MAIDEN, sere6tfertist seDeien lem. Sest
ober liegt bic Sadie gang anbers. gto6
Dor tpenisen Sabren ftanoen fih 5ranf'
reid uno Deuti6Innb a[Iein ~eeseniber;
bic onoeren Md1te bielten fi9 nbieits,
nur allein SrnnfreiA fonnte oorauf re6s
men unter oenielben 8unbes9enofen Su
finoen. Sebt a6er bietet europa ei1en
p6uia o~erdnoerten Gnblid. 9eutI9lano
1T nit Oefterreid uno &uBlano in
feftem 8un6e, benz fi9 an5uIdIiesen
Stalien bemiibt it,. uno bic Spaununs
spiI9eu &uslano uno Seferret6 lit i'm
abnebmen besrifen. 5rantrei6 a6er
1T nit England De9en Der tunefi6en
Expedition 3erfanen, uno tros oller 46f
leusnunsen pesen Ge9ppten in b0ie
&ebenbubleri9aft seratben.
Deit Stalien lebt es in Offen6arer
5einS16aft, uuo in Spauien be9t man
feline freunoliden 9einnunsen gegen
5rnnfrei6.
8ober foGte aliO 5~rnnfrei@ 8erbinz
bette ne1men? NGerbin9s iino Die
5reunbi9alten Der Staten untereinanz
Der fi9tieer Natur, nur bonn augers
6lifli6en 8eoiirfniB oictirt. Sic bette
ben aber in Der @esentuart, unb biz gum
3erfan Der iebtaeu Binnn;iie miiBte
5ranfrei6 unb @ambetta iunrten, falls
fie einen &ries sesen 9euti6lano beabs
fi6tieten. Die Notbmenoi9teit BEG Srie'
bens fir bic europdii6en Staten 1T
aber allen Staatmdunern tlar, uno NIT
bieIer J~rieoensliebe bat 9ambette gu
requiem, 1elb1t tpenn er ben &rie9 tuonte.
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aus BeuttMIan0,
Stfterrei@ un0 Der Sd1tpeta.
@roptn3O fpreu6en


2abiau, 80. Dct.-Su 8tttenen tpuroe
cine 5rnu auf benz @ege mad ibrer 8e'
bauiung BON eiuem gigenfGtbner befIels
ben SOrfes, 0umens &riser, iberinIen,
9emisbrdu6t uno baun in 70 unmenids
lt6er BeiIe nit einem Reffer bearbeis
tet, bna fe in &ur5em perblutete. Gin
Stpeites 8erbreben eeidab in benz 9prfe
Ra6eniden, mo eth &neht aus Gifers
iu6t ieinen &nmeraben i'm &ruse nit
einem Spaten eri9laaen bat.
8~rOnin3 Yofen.
8rOm6erg, 90. Sttober. - Gm 10. b.
Dt. muroe in S6neioemiibl elm Broce6
tpesen Rorbes uerbanoeIt. Der Gnees
flnete mar Der 6dusler Soboun Raobdb
aus &eberib. gr bat feiuen eigeren
S9piegeriobn, nS6ubmnder Sobnnn
@eiitnun in roheIter Dirt eet5btet. Die
@eI6uorenen ipra9en 6as S6uloia ues
gen Ruroes. Der @eri@ts6of nerur,
tbeilte ben Gngetlasten gum 9o6e.
8oIeE, 80. Set.-9er Bapft bat ben
Suts6eftser ouf &~opaiSetDo, @afimir b.
9blapon1sti, gum @ommanbeur oes Or
oens oeS beiI. @regors beg Or. un6 ben
prattii6en arat gu Soften, 81. 8oins
noDsti, gum Sitter bes Orbens Bius
TX. ernaunt.
Rouis, 1. Rob. - Sn Der 9ea1t gum
25. I. N. ereignete fi4 aMf Der Berenter
ghauHee lea. J Weile BON 6ler) foiaenbe
uumeHidti9e Tbot. Gin 9lnsfubrnnnn
Dlrroe nnn aiDei POM artte fommenoeu
B%erioneu, ben er nit feinem iduer bella
oeuen 5llbruerte ui9t ihneI eeHug aus
BEN @ege fnbren fonnte, anaeInlIen uno
NIT &niittelu uni Referu 70 b~earbeitet,
baB er bIutenb unb balls obnmddtia su
8nben frel. Die unmeni1en tuarfen
ign iOSorrn unter ieinen eigeHeu @ager
uno i6erfu6ren i'm. Der 5ubrmour
CAT 3 Rippen 9ebro6en uno fiarfe Gut
gen0erlebHnssH erlittsn. Hn feinem
tDiro gesDeifelt.
BrOp. BOmmern.
g6sIin, %. DH.-9er bon bier in
5otse 8onfHrsnusbruba fi6tise N1ebf
Otte B5iel beJttea in 9dnsia
.t1eu 8ersnsiun9ss9 ampfer uno bat
F3 banr nuf See iber 9Oro seftiir3t.
8ronins G9Ieften.
s3reslnu, %. Dh.-Bor oemS&uurs
3eri9t fono bteier Tase Der hieiiae
aoufmannT orrige Er mar mars tobt0erz
promoter. Sdn6etsri9ter unb aHseroem
in trefFiter5 dHser, Der IN Der biefisen
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6effens3 n5fau u.

&aIIeI,. 20. Oct. = Der &Gnbmproer
Rinai tDefGer felt ldnaerer 9eit IN
bnnaner @efdnani6 iiG beftnbet, bat Elm
umfo6enbgs @eit6n6nib fber baS ibut
CUR 9aft seleste i6eubfi6e @er6rsbet
abgeleet.
a6ln, 80. Oh. Die Grben bes pers
itorbeHen Sol. Raria 5ariua leeSegs
ii6er benz Sifli9splasl baben BEN 9ies
iiaen Ronferbatorium fir Mufit 1900
W. aIs Gei9ent fir bic Stiitung ppm
stuei Sreitelen abelwieIen.
&5ln, 80. 0tt-Gm 26. 9tt. erplets
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RbeinProoi9s.

XrIer, %. October. = BiIGlf 8y.
9orum bnt bic 9amen Der @irbentrss
GER UerDHentli@t, wel9e er IN bic
b69iten Aemter Der Oi65eie berufsn Dat.
8eionoers Srieoen oerbeiSenb if bic
Cite nidt. 9ebeu benz forbidden Gene.
ralnifar Senfe ftnben fid bic in porbers
fer 8eibe ftehenben& ulturfdmpfer &raft,
Gnbres unb be 2orenSi. BOr HIem a6er
fd1t es bier auf bas Der li6erole Oun1.
PROFIT 6OIser O6nis iiberanuseH wOrs
ben if.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-25

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-06
Dignity Sits on the Oat- Bag.

The Bangor (Me.) why tells char.
acteristic story concerning Hannibal
Hamlin., He was standing in a store,
recently, when farmer drove up with
load Of oats. Mr., Hamlin purchased
them and was telling where to take
them, when the farmer, not knowing
that his customer was an ex-vice presi-
dent of the United States. interrupted
him by saying cutly; Cit on and ride
up with me yourself" But you have
no seat on your wagon" replied the ex-
senator. "Never you mind your clothes
set on that bag Of OATS" was the
business-like reply; so the ex-senator
clambered up and sat down on the dus-
~ load. and the cart rolled away, while
the farmer wondered at the quaint look
that crept into tho face Of his compan-
ion ~ he gave nod OF recognition TO
the well-pleased lockers on.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-06
Important Notice.

To the members of the Woman's Club and
Library Association, Cairo, III. The Womans
Club and Library Association will hold a
special meeting on Thursday, December
18th, 1881, at 8 o'clock p. NJ. at the library
room in Cairo, H., for the purpose of con-
sidering and voting upon proposition to
donate the property known as the Cairo
public library, to the city of Cairo, as a
foundation for free, public library and
reading room, to be organized under the
laws OF the state of Illinois, relating to the
establishment and maintenance Of free pub
lie libraries and reading rooms.
BY order of the Board of Trustees,
MRS. II. II. CANDEE, Secy,
Cairo, ILL.,, November 18th 1881
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-06

The Massac Journal, of Metropolis,
thus Coolly records case of misery and
shame-of human weakness and perfdy-
whieh calls for both pity and condemna-
ton: marshal Musgrove noticed young
lady on the streets last Tuesday night, car.
rying dead baby in her arms. The cor
oner was notified and she was taken to the
courthouse, fire built and the woman
warmed as she was nearly naked and conse.
quently very cold See was then taken tC
the calaboose and locked up until Wednes.
day morning when the coroner summoned q
jury and held an inquest over the dead
child The verdict of the jury was that the
child came to its death in manner I'M
known w tho iurv The sunposition is.
hover, that the child died from starvation.
1t seems that the mother is a lady about
seventeen years of age and good looking,
She came over to Stringtown last Saturday,
and from Stringtown to this on Sunday
She says the child is illegitimatc, and that
one George Smith, resident Of Kentucky
is its father, and that he gave her nine dol
lars to leave the country. Wednesday last,
she was sent to the poor house.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-06
Beware Miss Carries Fate,

Fond mothers who take pride in the
long braids of luxuriant hair that NAV
grow on the heads Of their young
daughters should take warning from
the fate Of Carrie McNlurray's brads.
Though she was but l3, they were mas
sive. so luxuriant, in fact, that they
attracted the attention Of young man
in crowd, who cut them off slick and
clean, close TO Miss Carries head.
This was in the evening. There :are
two or three remedies for this danger,
such as keeping within doors at night,
keeping the hair short, or hiding the
luxuriant tresses by ''doing them up
in q French twist or some other unob-
trusive knot. But what wretch tie
thief must be!
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-06

The county commissioners met in the
Office OF County Clerk s. j, EIumm yester-
day All the members of the board were
present. A number of bills against the
county were allowed and ordered paid the
new bonds Of County Clerk IIumm and
County Treasurer NJ. W. Parker, who hold
over for one year beyond the time for
which they were elected, by virtue of the
new amendment to the state constitution,
were approved, and Mrs, p A, Taylor was
appointed county superintendent Of schools.
In the appointment of Mrs Taylor, the
board served the best interests Of education
in this county, for she has shown marked
ability in performing the duties of the Of
flee in the past, and has the additional
qualification OF experience, without which,
or the benefit of which, no one could dis.
charge those duties so well.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-06

Six cars became detached from an en-
CINE going up the Chicago, st, Louis and
New Orleans incline, on the Kentucky
shore, from the steamer Morgan yesterday
morning They went backward and dash
ed aboard the boat at a tremendous rate,
and took away the bumpers in the rear end
OF the boat which allowed two of them to
80 overheard into the river These two
cars lodged in such position back of the
boat that she found it difficult to get away
from the incline after she had gotten rid of
the four cars still remaining on her, and i'm
possible to land again after she did got
away No other serious damage was done.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-06
VOY POpuli.

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