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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-11-29

Mr.. Oberly, editor of the Bloomington
Bulletin, has been given the appellation Of
Bishop" since the meeting Of the Odd
Fellows at Springfield, and there will be
but few who will dispute his right to bear
the appellation, In the first place he is the
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-11-29

Mr. Weston Rudolph, an old and high
ly respected citizen of Lovelaceville, Bal
lard county, died at noon Thursday last,
after several years illness Of dropsy. The
deceased leaves seven children, three grown,
and very large connection Of relatives
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-11-29

"A handsome and valuable evening
dress smoking gown will be voted to the
most popular physician In Cairo, at the
Catholic fair, this week. Supper (oystcrs
incuded), only twenty-five cents, at six
o'clock and after every evening. Arab
engine-house.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-11-29
A. Booths Extra Selects
at A. II. DeBaun's, 5G Ohio levee.
Ayinger's Oysters.

Fresh arrival of Select Oysters at Avin-
ger & Tharp's Restaurant and European Ho-
tel, Ohio Levee, next to City National Bank,
every day, and served up to order in the
best style, cooked or raw, at any hour OF day
or night. Also for sale at lowest market
prices, by can or quart, for family use.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-11-29

One thousand two hundred sacks Of
cotton seed arrived at this port by the
steamer Ste. Cenevieve last Saturday after
noon for the Cairo oil company. 1t is the
first nstalment and will be soon followed
by a second and third. The works are
being rapidly pushed toward completion,
and will be in full blast by the first of
January, as promised by Mr.. Davis the
manager.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-11-29

We have in transit and offer, to arrive
this week, the following goods; 400 bar.
rels Of New York and Michigan apples,
One car ofyelow Denver onions in bulk,
Fifty barrels of Duffy's apple cider, and
fifty cases Of Valencia oranges. Twenty
five barrels of navy beans, G H, Jackson
d. Co.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-11-29
Carpentering and Painting.

W. NJ. HALE u BROTHER, CONTRACTORS AND
BUILDERS.
Painting aud Carpentcring done by the
job or day. Repairs and job work prompt
ly attended to, and satisfaction guaranteed.
A share of the patronage solicited. Leave
orders at the Post Office, box 500.
Truly yours, W. M. HALE.
Cairo, Ills, Nov. "a, 1881.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-11-29
For Rent.

A newly furnished room without board
also an unfinished room Man and wife
preferred, or will rent to one or two gentle.
men. Enquire of II. HEBsAcKER,
Egth street.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-11-29
For Rent.

The "Blue Property" on Twenty-eighth
street, near the park; cheap to good ten
ant. NJ. J. HowLEy, Real Estate Agt.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-11-29
For Rent

Furnished rooms on the corner of Elev-
enth stree, aud Washington avenue. En-
quire Of Mrs. FARRELL.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-11-29
SPECIAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Notices in this column, eight cents per line for
ars and Ave cents per line each subsequent inser-
tlon. For one week, 30 cents per line. For one
month, 10 cents per line.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-11-29
Save Thirty.fye Per Cent.


Thirty-fve per cent. saved by buying and
-asing Cut and Ground Feed, at corner Of
Seventeenth street and Washington avenue.
Ground Oats per bu........,. SOC
Corn " SOC
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-11-29

The negro, Alfred Sanders, who killed
another negro named Moses King at Birds
Point last Sunday evening week ago, has
been captured and lodged in jail at Charles
ton, Mo. He was found by Mr., Stephen
Bird last Saturday evening, hiding in the
low bushes on a sor. of island not far from
the Mississippi river shore. He was cap
tured by Mr.. Bird and turned over to q
number Of negroes, who bound bis arms be-.
hind him, armed themselves with pistols
and guns and marched him of TO Charleston.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-11-29

The Perry County Press, published at
DuQuoin, says Passing through Cairo
which Egyptian city is on big boom,
the Illinois Central railroad is about com.
pleting their monster elevator, constructed
to hold nine hundred thousand bushels Of
wheat, and transfer the same in bulk into
ships laying alongsidc.thc elevator, Hereto
fore the grain has been hauled in sacks,
which added greatly to the time and ex-
pense Of the trans(ur. They have been an.
ticipated by far seeing business men, and
Cairo feels already great impetus and
starts to greatness"
During the last sixteen years naviga-
ton has been suspended at st. Louis on ac-
count of ice, as follows;
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-11-29

Extra Select Oysters
at A. Il. DeBaun's, So Ohio lcvee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-11-29

Fresh oysters
at DeBauns, ,G Ohio levee,
, 1881-12-03

1kennrANnn T.n+t ttve,,t,,tr ut ff,o ARnsnrs
'Aossi'''o' , ~ .,",s w"
leh" hss taalaeFT:
Tho formal opening Of the American Art
Cutlery In central MrBsc. .fIn1l occurred lust
evrtinv. m wtch ncra,Inn bft. arcen rayc hnr
rst nu 10 roecnt1on * rio I'm ire % aupon,mcnts @ M
ot tho clexnht suite VI root''s and tho carefully
nrrlnped plotilres contributed by Eastern nhd
local utttsts nt,t,euse,I Ia pxccicnt ndvnntarp
,,n'ta t,,,, I,.aiIinnt ,,.,.t',,,, IT,. n.,n, ~.
,, H""e, ."o "l".t h"sH"t ."ts' 'alto''t ~
sls'ea hf hhr so,is VIII fecolsea her x'1tatss
Wh0 thr0hxetj tho rooms tbs ontiro evh,thv.
Abnut 10 Invitations were issl,ct. u.d II seemed
~ s,y ae n"c VIVA
cred tn,monscIy fash,orac. and are ,nu,lo
society affairs. aud ITO t,ou,,t TINT will bo
,bo o,.n hor, whon thav toco,,a r,rr,,
w tuao uofo ""sn tnoy p.Iuno .'I. '"p,o
irel1cnt. as uloy hrn tnitc likely I" 10
with three NOW gascrtcs MI anxious to
establish Il reputation, Tho quests tnuvc,i niolt
rrjt,l,,r nn oI,ri,,g tho t,1rt,,rrs n. ,p,,rn M
!. ,n..' @ IT, 80. ~. .se
u w"s poss'hlc 10 u" constdsrtnR the crowded
atate ut tho ruon,s. and It was no dnul,t quito
interesting 10 tho ,nnny nrtiass scattered AROUND
to t,o able To ,,.tc,t ii tho candid rcmork. of
s.,n., ~ ths, ln,.,,ps 1 .',,@1",,. ,hat. 49,, ~
"".n ~ VI tue spoc.a.ol" uo'''tMmH tasts u"h
pictures, ad more th!In ohe artst trEed III vail,
Ia lottk nttfatantn4 Ito overheard tlispnraptn9
t,r ,A,,n,nnnt ,,rt,,, -, ,vt,I,I,
, 1881-12-03

PARTICULARS or CAIbEflOS's ATHEIST.
LiMA, Peru, N0v. l0.-Garcla caltlera'i, ex-
Provisional President OF Peru, WIS arrested
OH tho 9TH By order OF tho Clltllan coll-
mn1llcr, Lynch, for continuing to net rs
President, by keeping up communications
with Judges a1id foreign Ministers after
Lynch had oyert'lrown tue l'Eov!slona! Gov
crnnlclat nllll forbidden tile exerc!su or gov
erlliNcntal functions except by persons tlGsiss~
tinted by ClIift Cnlttcroh WAS treated With
great courtesy. 1lo was arrested ut his resi-
dcnce by Police Cfttet Valtlev!So ata two
llenicnants, OH returning from mass. lie
was allowed 10 enter the Anuse alone
M'a pacK up cohu"e1eu 'Ilo t'o psaace'
and received ny Lynch III peraoi':
aitt, atter MI mtefsleW., accompanies
by Lynch IN special train tn Cal-
lNo, where 10 was placed ABOARD tho
Ch!!!aa Mah.o1'waf Aih'iral'to SoeIlilhe aila
TRANSPORTED tho next ti9y TO lisco' wa'cfe no
was transferred ~ tao chlllal' transport
Chile "'lu "@e,l " s"'p",n19o, ~ Ga't4o
Calderon's ex-1finIster Ut Foreign Affairs,
Seiior Gnlvez, 1olncl him and was allowed to
Nccolnpally him by Lynclt. Sumo tiMe pre-
yious to this nrrcst the, Peruvian Admiral,
At0ntero, liad deserted pioroln becallse the
latter refused to treat for peace. and took n
large following over to Caldoron, promising
In public letter II tllo United States did not
Interfere 10 entirely destroy Tferota's follow
tng so Chilli would trent with Peru. On t2lis
he was chosen VIce-1'rcsltaent under Caldc'
ron, all Is HOW President. Minister 1lnrl.
but will, 1T Is believed, recognize him, and
then pcacG will bo signed.
A n0optE.
It IL reported the United States steamer
, 1881-12-03
canse lie Is dissatisfied with the tlovcrnmcntfa
irish policy.

llanlan wn.ts the stakes raisc'l ta ECO
slt1e in hia match with Boyd. IL Ia prU1n.
t'n that l}py.! will attrea
f'oy,l ,cct,.et! that u 1Ianlan will not row
fur less than Ej00 liz will try to rafse thu
Innfey rnttler thin nl0w tho mitch u tnpse.
I1e thinks lla,,lan' i reguest f0r MI allowance
Of E'Dk fur EXPENSES is unreasonable, as tlu
fB"yd> .wl1t IIavo u, pay hts owi trimming
expeilsrs.
TIE tlsstSd.
a II nackagds, 6erlntlIcais, lH,uks. mud vnI-
lln!'tts Uf tls rnrgtl Ut TIC hten1hGr lt'sslliK
Will he forwarded by tic steamer Wtrlui'tl,
ultl tue mails were forwarded to Liverpool
T'les'ny last, md tnay therefore le expected
To raact New York by tie Britannia, which
snflctl fr0m Liverpool yesterday.
JAMES ". u!A1sClAY.
tneulber Of Parliament for ForfArsIlre, n
wctl-k,sDwlI n.lsncute Of n reimbursement Of
f!e }ani-teMure syatent, addressing the farIn-
t*s Mt Birmingham fur the p'lrposo of ex-
planning the PROVISIONS of the la1,aIord.a1'd-
TelIant bill drafted by tie Farmers A1latIcet
To Tie land laws Of England. eppl'aticnlls
denied tint tho torco Ut the America neri-
cultural competition wns spct. lie llntt ullIy
recently returned from America, MD was
strongly III otinio'l tliat conll'ctllfon "oah'
become nlare u!tl nIurn intense.
THE STEAMER STATE UF lS!1ASA.
Which tic steamer l1anYa ropotte'! iMss!'sg
"wednesday eiHIIsy-10ir NILES wesa o. Fastre',
hffleel NJ Queenstown lust Night. ',tle 'ost
hes prolel'er Nnv' ~ niau llatl sliice pee'l
",'s!ef canvas. Il'u passengers speaH hlenY
o1 lae snip. officers. at'd crew.
.-. Honf sIO'4ES'
AllEllpEES. DGc. 11,-Iho b0ay OF tie Earl
Of Crawford arnl BuIcarros, who died ii, De-
cc'iber, lsso, l,,s t,ecn stolcn from ule lnortu-
, 1881-12-03
Drosvniag in Arkansas Of u Nortncr 1I-
litiutASlA.


Spkctal DIpdsth 70 Tia Chicago tribune.
LlTrI.H lsUcx, Ark, Dec. :.-james hIolIonsd
living In uonIo County, WIS drowned vi tile lst
in White River. Ile attempted 10 oroBs at ford
which hatl lately beun wAshod and Eot Into uuop
water. Tho tnules became llnnnnagabie nnd
iloatcd down tho stream. Tho wagon upset. Tho
b44 fnlllng upon Mullcard nIId GgGplnR ll1ul
uutl1r water ulLtl life wills Gxt!Htt. Hb ruceutly
oaino to this Htatc from lllluolt.
, 1881-12-03
ITALY.

MILITARY APPROPRIATIONS.
lloME, Dec. ..-rIp military cstinlntus were
yotcd III the Chamber Ut Deputies, 1856 to 10.
RED HATS.
At tho Col,sistory toAay, after n short allo-
cution, the Pope asked tho dignftarIes as
se,nbled whether they approved the project
for tic cancniza.!on Of tile foltowtnE-nnlne,i
ft,.r: Lubrc. dc ltosst, Laurent, and Clatre.
Unanimous approval WIS expressed.
, 1881-12-03

ST, JOHNS, N. r., Dec. s,-Tho steamship Hath
City, sp0koA by the stoanlcr Maruthon yestor-
duy, with foromast and rulaor carried away,
and leaking badly, hns not yot arrived. Tho
MAruthon could not tow hor, owing to lack OF
cual: 1t ~ expected powerful sailing vossol
will bC RGnt to her AssI9ntcp. The Wind jS HUuv-
what abaIod, but Ii still blowing strong gai1.
, 1881-12-03

uISMAltcK's nEAurlYuL SYsTEu.
DRMLlS, Dec. a.-lu tAa lsolehssug, during
the tlsbate Oh tie home estimates, DaroM yoit
Rattlel,er, Secretary Of State, spoka Of thQ
number Ut persons who i,ad e,niRrated IN tho
last four years, alld ,kintcd to tle Rreat care
bestowed upon e1ulgrntts oI arrival iii Anler-
leu VI Gully calculated tq foster the dsslre to
smtgrate:'
Herr Meyer, Liberal Deputy for Bremen.
, 1881-12-03

PAUL 1EnT'a ASSISTANT.
PANS, Dec. 9.-Paui Nert llas e't0sen for
Ills assistant In tho Department Of Worship,
Qnilloy, II scllisMatl0 priest, for solMe tlluo
Peru liyaclntho's yleAr.
: N0u9T.tN.
Tho French Government las authorized
Roustnn. Minister Resident Mt Tnnts, to re.
turn to Franca 10 curry oil personally tho
prosecution Instituted MI Ills behalf by lsar-
thcl,ny Saint 1li!aisu against tho manager
alld editor OF the lntranstUeant fur slallder-
lux him.
GEN, C1tASZr,
Ambassador to lluss!a, lias accepted an i!n.
portaut military command.
THE REPUBLICAN SENATOR'S.
The members Ut tlle Republican Loft in tho
Sennte nre pronounced Ill favor OF partial
revision Of the Constitution.
Jean Auensttn lost, French Protestant
divine, ls lentl.
, 1881-12-03
CASUALTIES. j..


Special Dazpaseh to Tia Gattaao Tribute.
LAFAYETTE, 1ni., Dec. 2.-About o'clock this
morulng swltchmRn na1neu Johu McIlano, III
tho ynrds Of tho Lako Eric s. Western liaflwny,
was Instantly killed. and his body horribly mutt
lated by betug run over by n locomotive on that
roau. lilo Wis assisting III tho switching Of sono
onttlo-cArs near the shops when hts tt,ot beca1no
sDcnrei In Tho frDH, md before he rbtId With
draw it or Gull for aid tho eng!no passed over
him. Mul3Rne whs a married. inatt, with Il wifo
amt ono child. Tim 'r1tlalls wore forwarded to
Napoleon, T., for intcrment.
, 1881-12-03

Tie sewers NnNlc.1sa3eks ana kASfA-
lsnhilln-.t YaEiturtnn'~ Views.
4 TnIuuSE reporter, til his daily pcrcgrin1-
tions, visiting tic public buildings. factories.
stlops, and homes of tho people il1 guest Ut
Tho incidents Of thu hour, has SO Often !la{l
his oltactory nerves assaulted By nuca,nly
smells as tu coh,o to the conclusion
that III them he Ind discovered tho
Invisible chariot Ut that Siow!css
nugcL whose olllco Is to deal out tiFscase and
death. III other words, to this common cx-
pcrlence Is to be attributed liI!c-teItEls uf tho
sickness and mortality. from luatarlal dis
eases fund In nj! cities ai,d towi,s. 1nIbuea
with t1lls I..es, as the result of bid ventila-
tim a,ll crfn!i,tally.collstructg1 Sewerage. l,c
nut tiuIseIf en rupport with Mr.. j. j. Wntle,
wlIo Inns the reputation Ut hcEisE II thorough
Investigator mid very. practical authority on
ing ti,e subject, and making known tho Oh
lcct Of tho visit, The following collouny cti-
Riet!:
n lI?w My,, eRe ~ have you been in t's business
"Wcii, sir. II Is about twenty-two years
since first began i'll Tic plumbing and sew
erage business. u'!d a'ave bcell practically
eiEnGed III It ever si1,cc."
ILLUS your. experiences lesl yt', to adopt my
peculiar liBtllod, or specfalty?"
"Slneu thu sanitary cOll1ltlOll Of tho collll-
try has bpun brUrlgEt 10 prominently before
tlle people, | l!ayu taken grcnt Interest H. MI
yancfng my hleas rs to hnw scWEr-pipeS
how plumbing SHOULD be Aone, lWtl til city
anu eOlntry-trytnE to teac)i l.o t'eople lit,W
to ,hakc their hosles hcaithful and to keep
mnlariAl discusses frn.s spreading, fur there Is
,lona rs they nre y ths Ereat n!al|nrfty l Y, If
CASES. ltes ting seeds Of the Thousand Ills that
"YUH believe. then. In thorough ventilation,
, 1881-12-03
SHIT FOR |ffBFI.

Spsefdf DHpattA 10 Tht Chttd1o 1tttunk.
MAnst1ALLTows, IT,, Dee. ..-ros some titno
email Sunday pnppr. tho Reflector, nus contalned
eoiuuns 1t abuse uf pFuau'Hest citizens. II has
been looked upon US 100 Insignificant for nuttcc
until to4IAS, whcn o. l.. l}tnfot1, Esl.. eotn-
nrusecu!e cr!sntnaIlly In tho hope Ut sulprcssing
tho publication.
, 1881-12-03

WINTsitaEa, 1l., Dcu. .,-slrs. GtorKo A. Whit
pcy Mas drowned In 4 clstorn at 0riuuell today.
It Is bohoyed .seo lost her footInK II, lifting
ful! pail of wntet,
, 1881-12-03

NEW YoRk, Doc, 2.-AsrIvad tue 8t. 0er.ualn.
from Harru: fba NhuIa. flhl, bremen. and the
Coptia auAt Arizona. from tivorponE
Lospnk. Dec, =. a.-.Tts Nesatta, lsottoraam. &nn
Scutta,' from New fork, haye 4sTlsed out,
HALIFAX, DQu. a.--AtflfeQ, the POt3ne&tant
ftoln ILvprpual.
QuKkNsT.swk. Dec. at-AsEised. the nothn'n,
fr0ul New furk.
, 1881-12-03

.CJtAHLssr4}N, 4, T., Deu, a.-ArnulLus Vandor-
horst, nwner Of extcus!yo rice plantations ot.
tho coast was killed yesterday oil K!owah lslund
By thu accidental discharge Of hia gun whilo
hunting. iIo ,ga2 InotAber ut tho CllclnnAtus
AQututY. :.
, 1881-12-03
A 8etmuttet Jury Finds an limo.
cent Officer Guilty OF
Murder.
Gen. Chanzy, nm Ambitious lsfynl Of
uauLettn, Utvcn lifgf.
Command.
Tho London "Timez" Regrets tile Luke
warmuoss Of American Frey.
Traders.
THE IRISH.

DtJut,IS, l)Gc, 9,-t1Hg!t Sweeney. Land
1.eag,lc orgaulzcr, !,as bet,, arrested In Upl,-
lin Under tho coercion nct. a, 4
AT THE Hvlcr1OSs
yesterday at I)erehnvul,, Miss REYNOLDS.
I,,e,tll,er Of tho Ladies' Land League, pre-
cc4ul tho Sheriff, aud ntlyaetl the people mt
to conclude conprn1tisp by whlcl, they
wor;.l bu ro,ssatc.l rs care.ulscrs, III Ii, tint
caso they would gct M at,l fron, tic league.
ller interference was sltccusstul III ,,reycnt-
ing IL settlement hi one cusu. Miss Reynolds
w,ls loudly cl!eurc, BY thu people,
TIE l,owS.r,.o1,pES IASnt.ot.ps.
LoSuoS, Dce. IA 'rorresuun.lent sends
tie Tt,tcs lung ACCOUNT nf tho pnst scrv-
iccs Of tllu Irish pruparty Defense Ass0c!a.
tio,,. .Aftur u|ludiuK tn tho strlkb against
rent tito correspondent says: p In sucjI n
crisis tlla necessity CONTINUED, e,ut increasing
cucrgy on tho pnrt of tho nsYDCjNklt,]t Is NbsO-
lutte. but w,,ert arc the funlls to touc frt,l,, 2
The Irish lundords l,uyu ulreaty taxed the,n-
selves tu tho utmost of their ability. Speak
ing generally, they lInvo received little or
ITO rent In the paBt two ur three yeurs. THEY
nre n,,]lrctt tn lIve an hnrynwrtl '1pnt,ey md
row their credit, NJ wei M their ar,linurv
sources If incone, IL drying up, Tho s.,,}-
, 1881-12-03

tAL3ATtA.
vienna, Dec. a.-'fhc agitation Is incrcas
Ing amongst the krivosciuns. A largc Aus
trim force Is collecting Mt Cnttaro.
, 1881-12-03

sn5 tn S15.0Ou used tldlctou.1y in
Rri.tu t'et!rR yields largo prnf[ts. Furpnmph!u.
aud electric pm reEurts write ~ W. r. Soule j.
cu., ur0kers. 1iD LII Snise.st.. Chicago.
, 1881-12-03

.lFacuif&tcr'~ Eun1h Mixture 3scurfY
tncreHsos III p0puMr cstcuM despite tho nslsnbcr
nf ,tew rttll1dtc4 n!luost tfty introduced. Juhsl
+. Inr ct,rcr IIHlstcd aud Iinrrlspn streets, nna
All drLlgH3bkE,
, 1881-12-03

AKRON, O., Doc. lily hoilar explosion at
: thu Wadsworth Goal Company's uline last night,
two men weso buddy sca!dcd, cue Of whom nan.
not ttY6.
, 1881-12-03

TELE0flArlt LINE CnMrLETEn.
SHANGHAI. dec. :.-The telegraph lsno
from Ttet-rsin 10 SllNMglaIts eompleted.
, 1881-12-03

LOUISVILLE. KY. Dco. ..-rho Iron nlarltct Is
firm. hut without my chMngc fl prices. sntes
huyn not bccn iarGc, 1T consequence Of tho dit
ference Of v1ewa bctwecn buyers and aecrs.
:IAa fruit market bus beon faltly aotsro. With
It good dclnnnd. rrccs aro well slistafnc1. Dried
fult socelpta nro worry light. With IL tlrmer inur-
kot. potutoes, Western stoeh reoctpts woro
light; Eastern stock vory ilrln Onions aro custer,
with Il moderate dcmnEd.
,ang Tt,s bu'tor markot Is t'rm' Wit. good to-
The grain market has an Improved demand
and is quite litnl. Tho dumn,id tor M cort, att
nuts IL particularly improved. Thn tnArkpt
cosoa with t.,ueh better feelllE.
demand.
Tio domaad is light for sa'tnsn, owing to high
Cotsun Is Firm. wit II nj, upward tendency. The
demand IL Xoutl. with !iHht offerings.
Tho de'llnlid during the' past week for prorls-
Ions hns shawn some Improvement. Tue tc1It1-
ency OF tho market IL upwartl.
The tlunr market !lu5 bcpn DUH. With very
sn,a! salos. Receipts are silull aud thu domaud
very l|Fht,
, 1881-12-03

THFDt VntIUFbH EgMfHtM 10 1yB1tIts
WlNrEnsEr, lu., Dec. 1.-Tlo dwelling Ut j, J.
Bhrrom, lhroo ,ntlea west ut hore. BURNED Inst
night 1T midnight. 'rheoo girls Aslooplug up.
atajfy aga.1 ., II, 4nl II, wura burned to death,
rhpir lo4lIea Woro hErllCtl tu plhtlerA Th9 uhll-
lrou walked, but Wcru lTrall " jump.
, 1881-12-03

Cumlplpt leads In hrst- -olaaa dental work at
iaIs pf!ees. Jostase street, cospsr hnndo!ph.
, 1881-12-03

Would not be svit1iant II cldissg'x RUS
EFn 9Atve, Is tho verdict uf NIL who use II. Frico
u cents.
, 1881-12-03

this statement JutGo fMuRf1tn ordered no1Is
prossc cntescf IN tho case. and tho prisoner Hna
discharged.
, 1881-12-03

ctscsSNAT1. Doc. 2.-The wcuk has boon char-
1eterlzca by general disposition to duliucss Ia
o's, neat'y every aepastmens Of business. but It
!ae bank' stcro has been only u moderate de-
laes for ~ vor'o''s u"ss aork'paokess arc holding
sesher M i"s tos'pus ae, soaso"s mainly neaauso thu
ut, ~ thsrc os bos 'oa soo wt 'as Tor s!ateena
past two tlays tho aotnan,,s ,rn f,ro,s,,, nor,
urgent, Thnr, s". t"o ,' uo.aauas ato s'owug moro
, 1881-12-03

CLEVELAND, o., Dcu.2.-Thorois IS continued ac-
tlviy In tho Iron u,nrkct. Inquiries urc brlng lllo
for s!1lalE lots OF orc, nnd the supply Ia nbuut
nrxo enough TO fill 1t. pig-lron ls gcttvc, stronx
and advancing, though prices nro Unchanged.
Tho feeling ID gonernt a,nong producers TINT 1t
Is not wise to hAvo Iron 70 hiuher. us 1t woultl
let IN foreign orc. uenlUra NC outtor MbIo to
yet ears INSTRUMENTATION thnsl formerly. lshr
iron Is tirfn ut fsat
Petroleum III firm at cents for standard whltc
Other kinds declined a accut durlux the 'past
WoHk.
Tho rnilronls have had It slightly Cnsfcr wcok.
E.sHturn frplghtB aro smaller, hut Western Mro
yery large. Passenger trattl1 has fhiien OF
aliHhtly.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-16
f;eur Bottles.

In Persia they bottle up their
tears az of old. This is done In the
following manner: AS the mourn.
ers are sitting around and weeping,
the master Of ceremonies presents
each one with piece Of cottonwood,
with which he wipes off his tears
This cotton 10 afterward squeezed
into bottle, and the tears are pre-
served as a powerful and eficacious
remedy for reviving a dying man af-
ter every other means has failed
1t is also employed as a charm
against evil influences. This GUS
tom is probably alluded to in Psalm
lvi., verse 8: 'Put thou my tears
into BOTTLE"
The practice was once universal
as is found by the tear bottles which
are found in almost every ancient
tomb, for the aneients buried them
with their dead as a proof of their
affection. The body is neither
burned, as was practiced by the
Greeks and Romans, and is still
done by the Hindoos; nor is it en-
balmed, according to the custom of
the Egyptians, which was often
done by the Hebrews. His best
clothes are put upon the body OF the
dead, and it is laid, not in coffin,
but on the open bier, fully exposed
to view. The Greeks adorn it with
flowers, especially in the case of
young people of both sexes. The
funeral procession is silent with the
Turks, while in Christian burial
the priest softly huns prayers on
the way to the grave.
Both Christians and Moslems re-
peat prayers at the grave. Every
valuable garment or other article 10
then taken off the body, and it is
buried within a coffin, in a shallow
grave, and covered over with SOIL
The women of the household do not
the procession on Its
wav to the cemetery; they merely
set up the tahiti as it leaves the
house. They afterward visit the
grave from time to time in order to
weep and pray; the priests are hired
to do the same. The family and
relatives of the dead observe mourn
ing oy wearing their Oldest garments
d clothes of dull colors, and by lay
ing aside their ornaments. Among
some Armenian Christians a sacrl-
ice is offered, which is distinctly
stated not to be propitiatory, but an
,ct OF charity to the living for the
benefit of the dead.