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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-12
Now GrncerieS.

Mrs. Samuel Fisher has received fresh
stock of new family groceries, including a
supply of fine picked salmon new and
nice. Try them Store on Washington
avenue, between Ninth & Tenth street.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-12
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salvc in the world for cuts,
bruises sores, ulsers, salt rheum, iever sores,
etter, chapped hands, chilblans, corns, and
all kinds Of skin cruptions. This save is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Price, 25
cents per box For sale 10y GEO. Il. O'HARA
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-12

Coin is antagonistic to health, inducing
Coughs and other dangerous itohchial as
eases, which quickly yield to the soothing
vet positive influence of DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrip, Price 25 cents bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-12

Messrs. Chess, Carlcy & Co. have re
moved their oil office from below the Hal
liday House to No, IS Ohio Levee, up
stairs.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-12
Michigan AppleS.

A car load or choice Michigan Apples
lust received and for sale by G. NJ, ALDEN,
70 Ohio Levee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-12
ANNOUNCEMENT.
EOR MAYOR

IT
Mr. Editor: ,.1 o,d h, a
- ,Tn,ho, of citizens who have heretofore been
eepoosed to me- 10 again become candidate ior
tie mayoraty Of the city of Cairo, ! hereby az
nouncc myself for that position, pledg,nG 10 ine
NV duty in The hour Of peril, and assure them lhhi
Mi nv actions shall be to the interest OF CAIRO auu
her citizens | remain yours respectfully, ,p
n'' ''""'" HENRY WINTER,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-12
A Speciality.

Whittaker's "Star" Sugar Cured Hams
and Smoked Shoulders at J. G. Clarks,
on Eighth street.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-12
We've Got il.

Everything fresh and nice, at j. T.
Clark's grocery, on Eighth street
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-12
DRUGGIsT-GEo, X. O'HARA,

IS A PROOF OF THE SUPERIORITY OF THE CHAM
n PION TRUSS we would state that it is now supplied to
the U. s. Army Navy and Pension Department also the
U. s. Marine Hospital Service They are now used exc-
svely by Eminent Physicians. See them before buying
GEO. E. OHARA.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-12
HektOgraph.

A good stock of paper, expressly for
Hektograph use, for sale at THE BULLETIN
Office
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-12

MOUNTED and vanished maps Of Cairo,
for sale, ut THE BULLETIN Office
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-12

Use THE CAIRO BULLETIN scratch books,
for sale at the Office, 1900 leaves TO the
dozen books.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-12

Closing Ont. Boots and Shoes.

Notices In this column, hve cents per line, each
Insertion For one month, 80 cents per line
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-12
Patterns.

Nine. Demorest's New Patterns Just re-
ceived at w. Il. Gholson's, Call and get
catalogue.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

AaveyfHfrienfs ~ soapayW (nOt 6nTineH eayds)
Hrfi0n.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-12
Seed Potatoes.

New York Early Rose at j. G. Clark's
on Eighth street.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-12
ENoR CLERK

Mr. Editor. e.. ;,;,,,,s ;rro
spectiye of color or politics, have consented 10
become candidate for the Office, OF CITY Olerk,
and respectfully ask the active and wiling support
VI "'' WV JNO. j, BIRD
rnirn Ills Nlnrch ION, ISL
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-12
CaIro. Ills. March lOlh, 1881
NOR POLICE MAGISTRATE.

Mr.. Editor: o,oo,ior
Please announce me us candidate for rc-electioh
10 the office of Police Magistrate at the ensuing
citv election Respectfully,
wy GEO b. OLMSTED
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-12
At one dollar per load.

The "trimmings"a are coarse shavings and make
the best summer wood for cooking purposes as well
- the cheapest ever sold In Cairo. For black
smiths use in setting tires, they are uneQuslled
Leave your orders at the Tenth street wood yard.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-12
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Notices in these columns, ten cents per line
each insertion. Marked'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-12

A COOKING STOVE for sale, with two iron pots
for ten dollars. Apply at Bulletin office
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-12

FOR RENT-Rooms, furnished on unfinished
with or without board, at reasonable rates
Apply at Bulletin building.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-12

Partner with a small capital TO en-.
w gage In apaying manufacturing business. Ap.
ply at No, 81 Ohio Leyee.
, 1881-02-18
APPROPRIATIONS.

WAsnIAayoS. u. e., Fcb. I7.-Ille BcnAte Conn
m!ttco OIL Appropriations hAs decided 10 report
HI important amendment tn tho Legislative.
Executive, md Jutleul bill for tho p.lrlHlsV al
facilitating tho settlement Ut pel.sun ciAims
Hnd clouyny up us Etul Us posshu tho vnst au-
gunnlntion NJ unsettled euBes. TheA.nttltilAcnt
pruyfdus for tho fi!owIux nddltlons to tlIo clcs-
teal forcu ot tho oliccs named: Pension O1l!ee,
two,lty examiners ut s3!,UN pUr year ulch. fnrty
fourth-cinss clerks nt $l.tyU per nnllil, twenty
sccnnd- class ut $l.4Uu, llfly rst-cluss ut tl,:0
cach, and x:,O0 n4t!ItinnaI for thu hlre VI cupy-
ISIS; thu Ad1ntunt- Uencrai'a uii!cu, twenty-five
additional clerks Ut Il ,uJ cach; surKrnn-tjcner-
aFs oitice twenty-five ut 81 nun each. The Conn
mittec provides fur .ar additional deputy Conl-
missioner OF Pensions at u sulary Ut $4,000, mud
smother ut &",dt}; Misu, fur nn increase Of tho
commissioners salary To Sa,'AD.
suSDltf APPROPRIATIONS.
Tho Bundry clyil Appropriation bill haR been
finally adopted by tho Committee mud scnt IL
the printer. Among tls iten,s nre kal, ,10 to pro.
xtda fgr tho participation by the United States
u tne international Monotary Eonterenco. For
pnbl,p bn!idlnFs III Chicago, s:?1d0o: CINCINNATI.
69J: LITTLE itgsk: als,Uj0: AeMpIIs. tieo5:
HltDoW For the support Ut the National
kshdiera 1iotnoa 3Gtl ,GN. tThu blu provides fus
TIC Aauolnttnont VI Gan. Gcusge u. MuGIe!lAu ~
, 1881-02-18
House..


4 report was submitted M tho contested clcc-
ton cllsc from tho SccuNl District Of North Cur
ol1nM declaring Kitchen. tho sitting member cn-
titled to bis seat. Laid over fur future nctton.
Mr. 3lnrtin reported II resolution authorizing
the payment Of $1,000 To Frank t1url us GttlsrI
III tho cnso uf lfn!ctt kilboi,rno rs. ]. q. Thom
sui. ]. II. Glover, md 1thurs. Adopted.
MIR. Qlltlter rcpUrtcd II bll for tho relief Of
William sctnrrullAli, Flncch tn tho calendar.
Mr. S!nYlelun. ur Mississippi. submitted tho
conforeuce report OH tho Consular aad Dlptu.
matte Appropriation bill. Agreed to.
atr. Cox nluyctl Il, proceed to tho CnI1stdCru-
tlen OF unfinished buslncss-the Appurtlonmettt
bill.
Sir. Colgcg rn!scl question Of confederation
In farUr Dt tho Agricultural Appropriation aItlt,
but Mr.. CUxs nlution prGyAilcsl-nyes, li1; Hnys,
IT,
Sicssrs. Finley nud E,othwcll favnre:1 tho bill
OF tho majority TT tho CummIttcr ptl Ceilsus,
and, nfter IL stCrt discussion, tho mnttGr went
over for tho present.
Mr. 1iull,ell reported baclt thu Pension APP
preparation bill. with tho Scnutu amendments.
Recommending concurrence II! some nnd tloH-
The Speaker lat.l before tho EiGllsc Il nlcssH3e
from the President transmitting tho report ut
tho 2ccrctAry Ut State In relation to resolution
addressed to him by tho House thb }lst of Jun
llnry MI tho aIhjcct at interllNi Onn RcliOn for
tho restoration Of bi!ycr t0 till ,tsc ~ money
tipnnl conference pr Tint subject promising
yAluuble results To tho interests of this country
II ailcl that hG recommends TO tho !inu!Gnto
attention Of Congress Tho PFps!Bty 1f nn MP
rroprlnton proviilitlx fur tho proper represent
alton bf this Government ut sttGt conference.
Tho tncssnge was REFERRED.
Thu House then, vacntX tho order Fur recess,
nt1itntrt1ptl.
, 1881-02-18

session In tho lIu,,se shy they n mt SOC how t
n ptIsatblo to Ert MI tho Arptoprlntidn nlis
through. Tho, definite ntt tho FnndlhH Dill Is
likely tn run MI this week.
INTERNAL. REVENUE.
Tho receipts frn.n internal revenue to'HAy
were sri. .SeA; from customs, $fDa.E1.
CONDITIONAL r.s1lpOSS
hnvc t,ecn Issued fnr lmnieI :. lslstHGer. Mnorgo
r. Risngcr, nn,i Herman H. klcklGr nf li!tnns,
convicted for cons plrtnR tu 'lcfrnud tho Internal
revenue.
THE TIlEAauisy DEPARTMENT.
tn-t1ny purlnse,} 112,ON n,recsn nf tine silver Tor
delivery 1T tho Ban FrnnciscO Mtnt.
BCHA,L
Tho House Committee Rnvo tho sugar interest
n heartn9 saturday. The Stprctnsy Ut thu
Trras1iry hna bean im"fseIl.
Gun. Shertnnn, Cran,! Mnrsi1ni Of tho ina,g-
ural ceremonies, hns iaststsl circular detailing
tho program tu he U1s$Grved by thu Hllitary eS-
cort ut tho }'rrxftlent-prct.
TO stuiE rfiDHOIGiifi 0t1Ai.p THE 1s1:vf:SEE.
tho Treasury Department decides thnt III rnill.
positions or prcpnrattons Or which distilled
spirits Is 4 complement Vt ehief rn'uc shnll ho
ai1hectch to m ist rato Of titty tllan Tint lnl-
1usc.l upon sllsiI!lts spirits, whesher specially
printed for II II, the tnrt ur not. Th|s aiocs not
iUuly to OHr rum.
, 1881-02-18
TIE DULJDOIERS
IN FI.OllIl1.t.

9pteldl Dtspafch to 1hf Chicdao Tritanf.
wAsi11RuroS. u. C., Feb. l7.-Thc ltepu'ttcan
will to-morrow print tho following: 'Thc Mt
1orl.cy of IIor.ltlo nlstue, Jr,, member Of Con-
Eress from tho FIRST district OF Florida, who will
contest tho scat Of hts opponent for tho
ncxt Congress, hla received lrttnr from II.
Jenkins, Jr., his nttornry ut Jntks0nv}lle, which
says: AFTER taking tho Testimony Oc tthArtcs
II. Savage. ut E1nn's plantations, ut ftn!ey's
earnest solicitation tho examination OF wit
ncsscs wns adjourned to Madison. Un tho Sth We
begun tho examination Of witnesses Mt NnJlsun.
Egln WIS writing tho testimony. We hMl ex-
am1net QUO witness, ansl Ind another OIL the
stand. EEnn hna given SavnHo sotne money to
10 out ind yet sono prntlulders. heard
AN UNUSUAL. NOISE
at tho further enl Ut tho Madison Cnl'rt-Il0llac.
at lcust scyenty-ilye tcct frum whorG Egnn and
werc locked III, und snw Frank Patterson
and Savage III conflict. ha'a hurtlly
s1s ssseFn@zGa @ tSp aI tt a9tess s5i' fo sSss sass
had told me bc[ore he went up to MndIson with
Egan am, ine that his llfe wns thrcussncti. md
wcre thrcatu.led. Crosby hHtl alrrn,'y been shut
tor tea.ityng After the shoo.!nR .he t9or q y
door WIS W uaiosss'i ssi and ' shssIi! ilank,ss
gins and rItics. They secured snvnao mud Il
colored mMn present nimea JAncs. Two u tho
posse
LEVELED THEIR GUNS UPON EnAN,
denounced h!m w'th a. ths nost oppr"trio.s ,at an
of killing him. Tho Sheriff hucccnicli Il, pru-
tectine l;aan:: after y harn strugEc, m!el
savage and james. wllo hull hah nulllinY Ii
do with tho a.fnIr had been lodged !n 5All. aH ut.
tack was tnude By tue frlcnls OF Patterson, ,pot
the I wit Waws d ~ iis Tha icttcr coaal,lstes T that il
Is useless to try TO tako testnuny II tl,osu hot.
, 1881-02-18

n,,r s tt,t .n,,nroru ri tf,o ftnnc4 1n mn tho mi.
nxnlrci tcr1n ~ ten ohn foyC. nf Inlfnt,n de-
cciaptj. The expenses Of tho Cunst and tlndette
8t1rrry. $hss!0N: GchtnEtcal survey, $lhLMW:
cntnplG1ths lne ten.n cnn.s' .n s;"xo @ s,',
Or ts'o t!nHaa stn5es A"nsts, sn.arss. tees sM'-
Enst ~ tiil.a .t ntMtS ~ 91Si' G.v:' Ihs
~: Ihluno E,sN; Et'ni,N; F''ttien % NJ. Mi1,i.
h"use ~ , e'M'mn .ss"'',.t '.a. s.ns t.,nt
tnn, ,si ,1s @ @..a,I.h,,orti !; 81, onn. IN
c ,,t, cx,,t,,,,I ,,,,lcr ,Iir"ctn If tno tns.
stoncrnt Fish md rlshnrtes 9l:l lMD: eoflstr,,e-
n nt u III nr o ~ @ ~, ~
xt, u sf'r1 NIT mmk " ts.a,G v s",.nt xs,f
.rs5 .s.,"mi Ivy ~ ,7uln M,.t, Srs,
~; ~, t s ,t ss, ~ w = n, ,,,,',n IN
.,nst @ r@in,, IT ~ ihn 1n,v ln,inG fnr tho Wnr,
Navy. ani stato nefmrsmcnts. stso,1S'; Signal
i,.s ..sn S"n HILL ms ,',r,h"Ss -"
s ,,.,a.s ,n. aGsss"t" H''oS' *'''"''' p"iea"s' VI
'tN"'o P"pete" .
, 1881-02-18

1turtl, of Ohio, &A0m for services as cntlnset U
tho House ut Representatives In tho suit Of Hal
let Ktlbo,,rn ARnfnat Inhn q. ThuInre"n. SCI
pcnnt- Mt Arms, and tho inoinbrrs oi tue COM
mlttro that Investigated tho Wnshlnaton
real. pool. Mr.. Kllbaurn wns i'r1-
rrisonrd for contempt BY order or
the House, md, having brought suit, tho su.
rroma Court oE tho TH1tcd states recently
decided that tho imprisonment was unlawful.
The npprppe!ntiun nf any Buel ntnulnt III nlnney
for the services rntrcsci Is tnt'rfensfl'!o. MIR.
IIuri appeared twice lin co'trt n1't nrritcu tile
eamc points bnsh times. Lawyers equally coin-
potent would hnva hccn vcry Klat to llave rcft"
derctl tho satne services Tor
4 VERY MICH SMALLER AMOUNT OF MONEY.
It is true str. iiur1 nt thnt time was nut liie'n-
her Of Congress- ho having bern left ult Ter thut
term as ho hns bern for tho hrx., nut, II
Mr. 1lurs hasl mt l,att strong socfa! relations
with tho I}emocrnt: nh Jorlsf, no one WoliH 1ot
a mn,rt.nt fup,Afsu Tint s ct',lth naantne TO lay
claim to u1,y el,eit nmp,tnt III money l0e soiEh
acrvtccs. Mr. llnrl was not "niy ticfentel In the
cnsc. but thr whole work hNs to lIo dont OYER
ngnin, rs tho s,.prcmp Court rc,i1nrtlc:l t. Mr.
CunRrr to,k pcrnsnu. In tho COURSE 0f tho 10"
bate upon This subject, to 1nako
4 rEnr nEM.t1us
that tho Suprcmn Curt hAd tttch1rl that tho
House Ind exceeded ITS pGwcr when It llnpris-
oned Tho c!tzen That Ms IT. The o;o !. - d ,,r ny
ontrnYe, and let II be SPREAD out hroay M z
warming tn future conHrcssGs not e. ~ cxcstal 3..i
aspo,eS tase ssh,s IL ni n a 'r rort TT @
been nil0ntctl which authorizes tho construction
az free trilEe ncross tic l'ntnnnc III aigfs oc
tho prcatnt nlue'l''ct hF!agc' MI. eo1 oio"ant
ArronrioSMENr hill.
Tho tcpub}ignns. lei by str. C0ngcr. i,nmcdl-
taSS s,S,y yotc @ 'ss tat M e. toy and hut
while they wa.i,i consent tn lcbntt IT. thny
should rcfss to permit tho previous .!',ost'on to
, 1881-02-18
TILE EVERGLADES.
A Philadelphia Scheme to Recover
100000 Acres OF
Land.
Tho Dfsstons Mt tho Hcnd OF tho Entor-
prise, Which 1Ins Necn "Stockcd"
for s10, 1000, 900.
All This Money to Como from Ditoh-Dig-
ging In Howling Swamp Of
Florida.


Sptt1dl Ditpatca to The ch!caoo Tflbane.
PHILADELPHIA, l'n, Fob. l7.-Au immorac
transaction. Involving the reclamation OF IL.
G00000 Rcres Ut lnnd, ur oncthir'l of ono Of tho
States OF tho UnIDn, hns been untlcrtnkcn by II
company Of Philadelphia gentlemen. Tho t1c-
tails, to be glyon III tho Philadelphia Press to-
mUrrow. aro MS follows: About oIn-thfrs1 Of
tho Stnto ut Flnrlln Is a hugs swll,u1 termed
"tho EvcrKladcs,"-a t'ark, tnpcnstrnbio. tn
known region. No white na,t hus over fully
explored 1t, aud oil ti.ut Is known OF II Is
that it is II great swafnp, With number OF hikes.
md hpro and thero isands ,ipon
which roam fcroclo,ts Will hcnsts.
1t Is, par excct!cnco, tho home Of tho croclilc,
and n placc Of wonderfully tlxurlnnt vcHctH-
flon. Oh tho outskirts few miserable htlnlni
beiugs-a n,onBrcl raco ot while, 1n..!an, und
negro bloot1-,natngo to exist III state of l,ar-
T. narism. These people lire tho descendants Of
THE USCoSQUEl.En WAt.nID1.s
Ut the Greeks a,I scmnncs' DiiB iiH.c|fUS. who
retreatcd to tho fnstncsscs OF tito swamp boforo
tho unItetl stntcs artny. Tllc project Of re-
claiming this wonderfully rich colsi.try mas born
taEkcl Of fur ycnrs, nnl 1t Inns lung,
been considered fcnsbc by nany nntctl
engineers. Sone titne since tho Statc
OF Florida mddG u move II, tho matter, which In
lsxoiy to culnilnnte III tho rccll,nution uf tho
Immense body OF land which hns lnlu ,,tstcr vii
tor for thousands of years. Untur Il GOntrAct
with tho Stnte Of Flori,'a II lhIlatlrptlA cutnpn-
uy Is about undertaking this great scheme, Tho
luu.,lnu ,nnn Ii, this cnerprst, ia Hamilton Dtss-
ton, II young man of grcut business c1,prvy una
ample fortune, anl present hetsdu uf
THE CHEAT SAW MASUFAcrulttSn Finn
Of lfpnry usst0n j. Su.ls. Ass>ciutc,l with him
nra cx-Sherlfr william II. Wright, W. q. Pnrsons
Whitman II, prtkc, a, II, Ludurtuan. nil Of this
city. j. Corycli, Of EIurltlu at.,t others. Under
tf,o nvrrnu.nt nrnyf1v uoln will, tho atntr fin
Coupuny ncu required to bcRIn surveys Within
sixty days, an1, within Elk months, to nut IL
| force c0t,,l to orc h,,n1retl men oil tho work
md ,ontruc M o.no1;tfnu.1y no ,naaiI,to mill
=. 49, =, ....1,' e' - 80 ,'.s p"os'uo ~, ".
IL Is conap!ete"' 4ta pfoposea 10 araln tha la'la
ny canal IRON Lake oRceehooco 10 inc Gntoos.
| hk"tcno A1scr' WHICH ch'plles 'a1o LUG Hu't oi
MEXICO. ..
ANOTHER CANAL,
,,sr ,,,o In r,,tn1 -, I'm nm, .,r,,
!t"5 "'so w " 'l'o e"s.: "pPt.e no
| 1T. Lue!o Alver. which Hows into tue Atlnntio.
THESE canals will entirely drain tho swn1ap, nlatl
, 1881-02-18

Special Dtspasth to. This Chicago Trtbunt.
TOPEKA. kns., Feb. l7.-tn PURSUANCE Of tho
not lnssc,l II few tiays ngo appruprnting $:5, 600
fnr the Immediate relief Of tho settlers on tho
fronliur, j. N. IlaliowAy, tho Commissioner MP
r,ol,lted to Distribute the fund, has hold h con-
sl,ltutlon With members Of tho Legislature from
thu distressed DISTRICTS md learned TINT thora
IL pressing necessity for fool. cloth
Iug. tho fuel, md no will make
purchases Mt oncc. lie has investigated
tho cundtion Ut tho people, OF Pratt. Ellis. ls,lsh,
Phillips. Graham, i)sclltisr, Norton. Sheridan,
'rrcuti. nsid Us!nriln Counties, And finds tlorc
ls.tAU families neodtnE uth Mt tho present tmb.
Thotr condition In ,nntlp tho moro critical Oil ac-
antltllo Commissioner Will promptly extend such
rcllgf It's tho sc0pe Ut tho ltw will permit.
, 1881-02-18
OBITUARY..
RELIEVED OF IT'S PAIN,

Special Dhpateh to 7ns Chicago Tribune.
ST. Louis. Fob. 17.-JNilus Erict1ehorn, booh-
keeper for n leading mnlt firm here, died sud-
denly III tho oltIco Of Ur. SpcGelhn.tnr, Mt No.
100 Choutonu Hyonuo, this morning. 1fc hud
bcrn complaining for several lHys OF pnfns III
tho chest, md went to tho physician for advice.
While undergoing III examination Frlcalebor,,
snid ho was feeling bettur, anil tint tho ,luttor-
iME Mt hs hcArt hnd tcHsti. Tho DDctor l!aceu
liB Gnr to tho innns chest. AMI found ttlt tho
heart had ccusHd to Mmf. Frtetlcb1rn wlLa tt,ntl.
Tlo Doctor pronounced tho ,llsPnsu paralysis Dt
fhs heart. and lhls WIS tho verdict Of tho Cor
Onpr.
, 1881-02-18
MENDOZA, ILL.

6pStIHE l7IJFHltH 10 IHe CHlcnFN 7ffbunt
MESnrTA, ILL.,, Feb. l7.-it hns ronmao,..
showing llero agalIi ns thouut, 1t were t,c =.
this senson and wnntctl to mike IN soy Int ,,n.
s,cc u. ILL., TIL l0:n tic fail Is fully st1 Inoas.
ul tho Lowell With every Indication uf coutlnuas
MI night: At this hour It Is embarrassing ma
obstructive to trNt!ic Trnths IRE culunrsb w ~
run light, mid experience nllcIl ttl1iir,tjtv ~
stnrtlng. Tho stnrln IA frn.n tlle nof,hc,,,,aa y
wind xentc Init. should It rise, tho r,,ts viii III
conO sl litiy iiIlG1 Tint tho bloekallo viii r. (.
WORSE tlnt thu lust. ~" y
, 1881-02-18
EXTRAORDINARY EtOPEMENT.

cpffts9 17HpatH ~ 1Hs Iatt079 1T1U1Hts
GRAND NAPlps. Mich. Feb. l7.-Tho rlnor Ia
current In tho CirclcA Ut our cUlutcd population
thAt Henry Ctay. n mAatto barber. whu bus been
heru but few weeks FROM Jackson, Mieh,
etopc4 last night with two colorol wotlen buth
married. Tho anomaly OF the affair. taking two
women. 10 IN almost Ok quite unheasa Of tseak
In such cAsGs.
, 1881-02-18
JUDICIAL. NuNISATInN,

SPFERFl
NHASn ltArius, stics.+ Feb. l1.-The Republic.
an Cu,lnty Convention held hero to-day nUtn-
nalcl ltubort 81. MontRuHcry, al present Assist-
'unl unito4i stutcs District Attorney for Western
MichiRa,s, M cantltlato for Jntgv Of thsa tho
Seventeenth Jll,its4al Circuit Vt Michigan. now
wMs tho llon. l3!rlioy toyt VIII, has s,tltl tho
o!licn ab.,ut twelve years. Tho Convention also
elected thffty-lhrco delegates, with tLo tlun, e.
". Watkins NJ tholr head, to attend tho State
Convention.
, 1881-02-18
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.

Denver, Coto., Feb. l7.-TAe City Council to-
night accepted tho proposition Of C. G. Ruth
ruff ana others for lighting tho eutlro city by
tho Nrush electric light for two years ut $Ia,OUo
per anl,un. Tho Light TO bo furnished Is quar-
hntoeu tn to four tttHes Krchter 1u nggreguto
Than could bg furnisht BY thu sumo number Of
gus lulIps. Tho city IL to bo Elyun thirty tii.ys
trial IT tho light hutoru lts formal acceptance.
, 1881-02-18
A Vote in the Indiana Senate on
Woman-Suffragc Indicates
Its Defeat.
The Great Struggle in tho Michigan
Senate on the Temperance
Question Ended.
A Renewal Of tho Fight at tho Other
End Of the Capitol Now Prob.
al,lc.
Eighteen Thousand Families in Sad Need
Of Food, Fuel, and Cloth
ing.
PENNSYLVANIA.

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present Mt tho CAUCUS. Tho resolution provided
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hcrs protcstcl against ttn assumption thAt 1t
WIS II lIeuycr cn.u,ls, Us he had no cll!ns on It,
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pour oil OIL tho troubled wAscrs by Offering II
resolution, tl,at tho Gcuer,lt bo declared the
, 1881-02-18

wns hui small rortinn Of tho total business,
nut exceeding pnG-tenth Of II. ...,.,
Notfcn WIS given Of Il hiIi To catnbllsh Ehair
Ut tEcnioRy. III tho Unlvrrafty:,,
str. Estnhrouk notie.,tl bill to consolidate
the Cities Ut Snx,lnw a1,i East Saginaw.
Mills wrre pnssei 10 llutlcr prnvltlc for tho
anfcty Of iffB IN rihlfn buildings by providing
tlulrlnr manufacturing companies to report to
tho AiHHtItor'Gcnernt; iH anl uarilcls Crop lsc-