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upon. Tho ordinance upon which tho nsscss-
incut WIS toycd was for cuhe. shanad Rrunit to
pass through mn Inch ring. II the present COLL
lop-r stt,ncs. They cnn nnly he kept Iows, by
thicA G"vcfsnR. Stone susting nmc-l1aaf @ a.
tnr.i. wntt nIaie for Il Htrtt ii htnt,p. md thu4e
nsseesa ,1,sn never have slxk eli ita improvement
with tho ilca wnshnuid present theln Il street of
their condemnation Inns been univorAal. The
pnoplo desire rnlthor tluat nos mud. Unless Tho
dice The sIzn to es,tl,I5ly with tho Ortllnnncu On
fMtr terms. think tho CONTRACT shou1 lp do
ctnrci forfcitcti fnr llttl. .perfornHtcn-viz: IN
nnco with Its terms. J. FftANK LAwnEScE."
Aftnr snt1ic tl!rcuasnu " th!s lncutnrtst tho
hpArd ad1UIriied I'LL ThuTsAhy evening.
, 1881-10-04
CHINA.

WASHINGTON, II. u, Oct. :s.-The Navy
Department IL Informed that Commander
Sanapson, ut tho Swatara, on thu Aatatlr
Station, reports to Admiral Olltx t!!at te re-
culycu twb letters from tue United Htates
Minister ut peklnx, tho tlrst tlateu Aug. IL,
requesting hl,. 10 visit Swatow. China,
sl,uultl h!s Instructions pcrlN!t, md tho
SECOND lated Aug. II, withdrawing TIM re-
quest. Admtra! Clltz rceulyetl two lctters
fru,n Nr. AuYetl at tho sane tlme, allt boal'-
Ink the SAINT tlatea Rs ab0ra, tho tirst Inform"
luz him that tho Swatow guild at Chinese
merchants llad closed ull intercourse with
foreign merchants III tho etfort t0 ollnngo the
customs regulations by fotc.nx iuse!gn Coll-
suls aud Ministers to interfere. 'fha c0ill-
merc1al deadlock llsteA from the o0tIl Of July
till TIC 9th Of August, wlaqi, ttastta was IT,
sumed, aid fear ot troubla reluoyod.
, 1881-10-04

1Ir. 0ny-I4o-TnHg and tito Visitor from
lEpgles, Crock, lilo.

.1.,. Cs..,1 ,,n
Mr.. nona ,ah Edwards and tho Misses Edwards,
who move III tho frat circles OF iiosies Creos.
Mu, registered ton days ago Mt tho Palmer
Ioss They samo to % tho IT.. torn; NIL Tnsy -" wst
~ ~ wv , "".s' ~, n, Nm - 49,. ,,., r,,nu
thos vls1od sho .ne connoa . u, ~ nooaS,' '.
Thoy nto candy Mt Ounther's, and went oyer
usu ~ ~ H",ro &" At McVickor.. 1hrv snyr
oycr,thInu hat that oyorynody socs. liut thuIr fur
t'e curiosity took tlon ono step beyond or''!-
,lury sieht.sccrs and ravo ncvor-to. bo -torgot.
.sn .I.'l sensation ~ oa' u oa''"s' "oe''Auo""
e'sisans. s!s'. .,,,,ono, x,, j.. rros,o,. rr,vote
rhs Ren.eman VINO Is pt"spssuus ps,sa.e p1's me-
a',r,.a,, Io"orn,na,,t ~" ,ot or",i,, t,cs of
1,nrkish ns i< e:onsu, M ] nj chiesyo. m NV ~ >
Saturday morning. rs ho pnssnd through tho
cherry a.,d ptatoglass donr OF his oicc, bis bay,
WIN ansnt!y peM'.auLsa !ook. a.tu ~ sa,'.
mum who' WILD t"o 'aa'c9' was "a't'''9 III 'h'
buck Of tho Office:
Tho iu,."whn ,gna m vcors nId-wna l,owtlt,crc,t
aau % na,nso % ~ ," W., osroron." ~ ,Io,
nico bad my QUO been knnwn to inquire for tho
Turkish Consul. whoso soo duties Ind consisted
tho Turkish Minister Mt wash!i's'on ul,out tue
gruwth of thu commorce vi Ch'onko Win Cun-
=, .,bs ~ nm ,rnr,.,sh consul TIM STRANGER
tno ac"e,,r ,,c,x,I,l.rc,t. int hp rouoycruL md
tuir.n.,n, top. S.m.sjp ~ DMr. isu,jnh ESa.1s
aisi si' da,,Rhtars % Of liss!r. creek. MixxaarHh.
ualSaao 5 hags W CO., cut neas Ill yo
Grs.k NY uals w,!atca to seo ! I'M llvs TUX;
w. nav1 ,, ~ sna ~ e ya1 ~ ~ asrs % sai, Wr
Rtn1xnt vrs snet 1 ~ snuwna lo,k. hive sucir
K,r.t u,1uy TurIs, iii sny aushtrrs hnvo tut,
9mJ y" st Sxc'''o Ao Luz 'fy'hs 10 granny
, 1881-10-04

Nine. Sophie 0ay. tne mother of tue cello
s.f Nv ,r,I,yi1v tlp list vi pcEsonx and things
thas always ha7a lho adyAn!a<a M q 9e.nx r!d!s;;
u!oa. rue iayosty ay ~ f1nn u th ~!
An,otl9 rItiuulotls thugs s01,h0 day pacet I!tslu
ilamoils, .atural tiowers IN ta'su har, nnrly-
All piAYtl,9 on u Ilttdle. Al uld maid. rc1 wig,
! u,4n 6UIng shaved. tulko ualsea, mutt who
wears stays. dyed halr. the flrst phrusGs ot .
firat tbtu-h t4to, tho exaggerated compliments
Of wou,un VINO hatU eauh utler, un ugly WOMAN
III i fajutIuX 1t, tha Marraxe OF II WIdow.
fusGioNabla I.tl,, uld two EUxl!sh women In
pastry. cook Yh9Q-
, 1881-10-04

1tErOirrEt TYPOGRAPHICAL. btscuvEltf IN
T1tE HUrTIt i'.Actftc N'EAS.
PANAMA, Sept. aa.-Capt. Meyer, OF tho
ucr,uu,, schooner 1'hGntx, at Caliao, REPORTS
huyinv d[sinyrruI n nov fslat,d hi,out 10y
niles wrst If Puilta AEuja, ttlu nearest land,
said to hcDf votcaltic nristt, aslant slfty feet
high ut lilo highest elevation, onc nlllc long
t,1ut olc nlilu wide. 11er 1lrltanilie Mnjesty's
slip KI,giIs|Ior, the Unitc. states steamer
Alasku, and tho Gillian TRANSPORT Chill have
gunu to verify tho new addition to tue geog-
rnphy Ut tie world.
, 1881-10-04
CHEVY AND uAMIsKITA,

CHEVY ANU U1A!HKTT4,
LONDON. Oct, a-The Pasls correspondent
OF tha Tlmta says: "'charu IL xoua teiasoA tU
know thAs President GrAyy Will, OIL tho over
throw Of rraulies Ferry, sQnd for Gameetta.
but will Kiye hIM tha fullest latitude tu
choosing a Cebinet."
'e' MuMpN CURRENT
regarding tho resIxnatlon OF Count De st.
, 1881-10-04

sc,nl.ofllctalty ttanEe't.
ENTIAHtTtOS.
1t In also stated tliat tis0 ti0snrnncnt will
brtus tho u,tnsttn,l nj rxsrn,lIlEo,f before the
Ehuml,cr Of Deputies nj its ,lcxt scsst''n.
Ilussia will nwnil ttus rcanlt l,eforu making
fresh proposals un tho subject of political
conEpiraturH.
TttE EsEuAItOn on pnj.K.
rAms, Oct. :).-'rtrari, Minister 0f Anrl-
culture antl Coh,,lurce, has tssuc.l Il notice
In regard To the inspection, of Imported s.Il,
rofk. inspectors will bc appointed ut tlll1ur-
c,,t ,u,rts to which tic entry VI pork will bc
conilnct. A colrsc 0F LECTURES IN mlcr"-
sruply will l,u Instituted fur the preparation
If tnspcctors. rllIs forcslniows Raising Tic
embargo IN American p,rk.
, 1881-10-04
AUSTRALIA,
f1fifakt9 m Atltll.2

4 NUi,uET or SEws.
SaS FRANCISCO. Cal.. Oet. :l.-Arstye.1.
tho stentinr Australia from httlnuy. vfsl
Auckland, etc.
MELBOURNE, sBpt. G.-Thrca carrinHcs Of
tho pxprcss Ut tho iiobso,i'a Ilay f.snu. ewing
to tho breaking OF tho tire-wt:ot, rnpstzcsi
over Ill Gnll,1Mk,nG'tt mid werg smashed. -Four
weru killed, i}atlliere. tho 1sev. t;arrct Ja-
,ulcsont Stephen, alul n h10tllcr JntlBc.
About twenty vera liI3ra or less ttljurett.
'T1,e train WIS or0wded. 'i'lieru wer0 snseral
nlraeuthlls csca1,ca. Judge Stephen IL dead.
The llu1rnWl, sliccessDr t'f the Europa,
chartered fur froxcn ,ucnt to Garol'tlo, also
takes 1argo quantity.
Thu Government Il about to appoint It
tarlif cotntillteo nj t|llrtcall persuns.
AgH, tho aecnpntai,t of Tho lasnts tlopnr.-
mcnt, was found'gailty Of forgery ami setl-
teMccl to two yGilrs.
rle ralnfall IL still ml,cil below tho n.y.
crnxG.
The Atlolai,lG exhibition, was successful he
yond espretatIon, Frcn1mautic Is recou,-
nendga as II coalEnE station for war sesscs.
HynNEy.
Sydney, Sept. S.-TlIe extraordinary statc~
tltent, ut I, ll.eu.ing Of tho Melbourne Mining
Cunrut,y, uf wltcl, tho A1lntHtero Of Mines il u
Director, srplattyo tU tho appointment 0f Tho
sun Ut St7,0u0 ns II compensation from tllc
Government, 0ccasn1lGtt Il Se!lslt11n. tInkur,
Minister or Mines, resigned. pctltlng MI III
yestiEutlpll.
The lsoya. Commission squadron, with the
! l'rlncuss, s:lilc1 frplM Kvishatle tic l0th ur
August
Tho smallpox Is assuming an epItlc,nic
form. Thure ilave a1rcady boon slxtceIl
| dGaths.
, 1881-10-04

to aettle 1t by a chewing mitch. ench
tnnn tn ,fo his tevel ttst tH extract tho Rrcntcsi
quantity at raw flesh from tho uthor'a nrnn tina,
tccth @ WOULD sIa;r:,, Thgy Vent M at i !Ika bull
Wilson'S ntuk, t,ttcd him. Gnd showed n pcct
OF nf h!* frretlHxcr lanth wcra arrrssatl. mi
NnK!atrnte finkGr held 1}rhy under q, ,Q00 ba!
Tor mnyhetn, and wilson rs wincaA,
, 1881-10-04
A Station in Tunio Burned and
Twelve People Roasted
Alivo.
The French Preparing Inspectors for
the Purpose Of Examining
Pork.
Qpeniug at C1lur, Switzerland, Of Tho Long.
Talkel.0f Congress- Of Co|n.
mnnists.
Remarkable Facts Of tho Hungarian
Publication Of the Imperial
Letters.
Confederate Bond Buying Built
on Southern Lobby
ing Scheme.
The Mark Lane Review Of the
British Crops and Grain
Trade.
Departure Of Sir Edward Thornton
for st. Petersburg by Way
Of Paris.
Tho't 't6ultnn Supposed to HIVE Etnhar.
raised tho Porte by Per-
soual AYliM.
4 Ship Burned at Sen and IN Island
Thrown Up in tbs Pacific
Ocean,
The Mark Lane Review Of tile
British Crops and Grain
Trade.
Departure Of Sir Edward Thornton
for st. Petersburg by Way
Of Paris.
Thos ssultnn Supposed to HIVE Emhar-
rasscd tho Porte by Per-
soual 1Yll1ua.
4 Ship Burned at Sen and IN Island
Thrown Up in tbs Pacific
Ocean,



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LoS4'st oe" lne w.. ~: ~ .,,s.,,,,.s
@n ta'e"'. plsass '.'>',. ., ~, ,"t 1,ras,
on ulu a.S a''a e;'"."..It iii ~ T.n,otn, ~,
aeht u"t''u,,.' s',,. ~ itosA .a' ~ s1r,,
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nus sacn' '.I.',' s o ',.',, n,,,,. ,,.',,s,.
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n,o,'. Tin hi nin,. ~ ,xt,,lis,,iu., cf,u,-
AIane, t'e ~ W. .,' "a' ,.i y. ~ T.r'nn,s n,,
p'eso set"Ia' ."t .nu ."'' ". ~" .n.' r11h. W."
4''.M' ., ..,'. .. ''i H.. t,,,,',.,,annt. l.,
y. ao . ,,,t,, ~ = ,,rnv,un, lint i'm fo,a,.
u' ,..',o,,, ~, ,",,an, ,,,r sn,.n,, ,unrs
49," .,'s ra,t NO lint of t,n out,-n,,',
n' ~. '.,s u.s. au1'a .s". & ~ >,"s ',ot me-, ,,o
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e'sN,t "t. -. - ."'.i>,,. .,,.,,,,r,,,,,, r,,,,,u
lile setl1eh'ehku ~ uhe'1'o''o '''"h 'e"~'
al'tt alt 0tier asl'htes. ,,,,
ine i1ht hMt uaxene " ll'nks ,'5. o!e % u..' aus'
eeAt'se. a'ft' says LINZ IL tle "'un' ~ aupp'.
el DS 1hh1oratf ai tae 1arhl"ss 'nouR'."''.
uia e"at.s, a" - ,.t.r'.' H., In. ,o,
Mea,'7 ~ nE't"s.@ ~ A.'"' s''r ~ w. H., -
ihF!'!ll"a' u. ,.ns' WY H'Ee"'. ''' '"' A1''-
Eltsh Lafla o''' Is HUI VERY i"' "'''
,,, M''N. ,<>,,<,,.,,
ihe ei'"''oet -. @".''s.su ,,,. .', :" ,..'''
tclegfaplih tE'at mo s'4N uuS'hess nt .'"iH!'
is suspended owing 10 ue s!aw a'a opptss,'
slVe c"''llllahs o! san 'snppsvu W ss,'. ,u'
Japanese uuII!, w".cn lo'eisn o"Sca" 'e''s''
'!''' "''''li*'" ''i'1'7
nave resunleo "otA'
HON.
, 1881-10-04

ITS INTERNATIONAL CoSu'lEas.
LONDON, Oct, 3.--Tha lntcs'Hti0nal Con.
gress Of Socialists opened Sunday ut Chur,
Switzerland. Delegates from NIL parts Of
Europe AMI from The United States nii1 Dta'
2it Were present.
, 1881-10-04

SPECIAL NEsIOlttAI. SERVICE.
BERLIN, Oct 3.-The municipality las mr.
ra,,get fur n sueuial seryIce In nlea!ory Of
President Garfield.
, 1881-10-04

THE IIIl1SU.tTt
CopES1rAnEN. Oct. 3.-Tho ll!Rsllng re-
assembled today aud was Immediately pr,-
rogllctl to Nov. 90.
, 1881-10-04

stringent measures for tic surveillance Of all
tnipDrts i}y aUn.
TIE IIlusa1AN AUTHORITIES
recently nrrestrtt several Russian NllIl'lsts
,ic.rctrtl III tin ntlnnlpt tnrstnbilAiI ac1niIec-
tim wil'l tho Polish St,stailstH.
, 1881-10-04

It ta an tndtxputnb1c fact That moth
terrible headaches rs that well. known and well
tr'ct! sptciflc. Tnrfnnts soltzor Apoticnt. Sol,
by all druggists.
11acnltnter's Cotl1li 1ttxture II fast ati,
rersedl0H nii ofher remedies in Chi6aRn for tn
diseases inchcnlnI TO our aevero winter aeason
John +. I.ea. cornar llalstod md Harrison
streets, ami I'LL druggists.
, 1881-10-04

A ufEAuuEilE1, GARRISON IlEt.lEvED.
PARIS, Oct. M--Tllc ammunition, with ali
escort uf 100 Tutislal!s, reacl,Gd All Icy
vufnt1.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-20

Notices In these columns, ten cents per line,
each insertion. Msrked'
Photos, Photos, Photos for five cents at
Schuh's.
The ladies of the Methodist church
have decided to repeat their concert in the
Methodist church.
Use Sea Foam baking powder for sale
at Schuh's drug store. Quality guaran-
teed.
/ For SALE.--A mule, harness and deliv-
cry wagon-all in COOL condition. Apply
at this office.
Mr.. John McEwen is having new
stable built on his premises, at the corner
of Fifteenth and Locust streets.
Largo congregations gathered in near.
ly all the churches in the city, both morn
ing and evening, last Sunday.
Members Of the r. A. Chapter No. II,
will find notice of importance to them
selves in special locals.
Receipt books, Cairo date line, perfora-
ted stub, suited to any business, manufac-
tured and for sale at the Cairo Bulletin
Office.
Surveyor Charles Thrupp has been en-.
gagged nearly every day for week in 10.
eating the stones in some Of the streets in
the city.
On Wednesday evening fine gold
watch will DO raffled off at Washington
hall. After the rattle grand ball will
take place.
--Ex-Secretary Blaine has been invited
by the senate committee to deliver the
obituary address Of the late President Gar.
field in the senate chamber.
The news Of the death and burial in
St. Louis Of Mr.. 0. p. Lyon, formerly .
we'll known citizen Of Cairo, reached here
yesterday. Mr.. Lyon died Saturday and
was buried Sunday.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-20

A
The following changes have been
made in United States beacon lights on
Lower Mississippi river, between Cairo and
vt. Louis. Greenleaf's moved down 800
yards. Hackers Bend, moved down 900
yards. Cape Girardeau, moved up one
mile. Flora Creek, moved down 400
yards. Swift Sure, moved down 800 yards.
Pery's Towhead, moved down 200 yards.
Casar's Towhead, moved down 200 yards.
Lucas, moved down 800 yards. Hoskies',
moved down below Flemings. New
Lights Hardins Point. Discontinued
Opposite Vanclusc, for want of keeper:
Jim Smiths No. l..
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-20

Owing to the serious illness Of the
wife of one Of the Jurors in the Guiteau
case, and also of Mrs Scovile's mother, it
is very probable that the trial Of the assas-
sin will be temporarily abandoned. A
plaster cast was made of Gaiteau's head
by Clark Mills, assisted by his son, Theo-
dore Mills. After some hesitation, the
assassin consented to have his beard re-
moved and then allowed the cast to be
made. After the operation Guiteau ex-
pressed himself highly gratifed with the
result. A crank named Cloff called at the
Scoville residence Saturday night and in
formed the servant that he had come there
to protect Mr.. Scoville. He was admitted
to the parlor and proceeded to write let
ter on piece Of brown paper to Secretary
Frelinghuysen, asking for the appointment
Of friend to the consulship at Stuttgardt,
where he might have the advantage Of q
musical education. He then told the SER
want that he wanted to know the premises
thoroughly and that no alarm should be
given, as if noise was heard in the house
during the night he should terminate his
visit. He drew from his bosom large
silver probe, with which he proposed TO
defend Mr.. scovillc. He Wa arrested. l
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-20

The State Temperance alliance has
been incorporated by Secretary Of State
Dement,. The objects of the corporation
as set forth in the application for tho neces-
sary state papers are given in section two
as follows: The objects for which it 10
formed are: First---To combine the active
ouspoken temperance people of Illinois in
an organization for the prosecution of such
temperance work as may redeem mankind
from the curse of intemperance. Second
to enforce all existing laws restraining the
liquor traffic, and to secure and enforce
such constitutional provisions and legisla-
tive enactments as will entirely prohibit
the manufacture and sale of intoxicating
liquors as beverage in the state. Third
To provide the means, financial and other
wise, for carrying out the objects Of this
corporation. A circular has also been is
sued by Col. J. G. Pepper, president, and
Mrs. d. j. Strong, Secretary Of the alliance
calling the second annual convention of
the Illinois Temperance Alliance in the
state house, in Springfield Ill, commencing
at $3.50 o'clock on Tuesday, the 18th day of
January, A. D. 1889, being the third Tues
day of the month, and continuing three
days, Or until its business is finished. Dur
ing the past year the advocates Of the ALI
ance have presented its principles and plat
form in some seventy counties in the state
and formed County Alliances in sixty-six
counties.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-20

The Choral society met yesterday even
ing at the residence of Mrs. j. N. Lansden
for exercise. Its regular meeting night is
tonight, but the meeting was held last
night because some of the members of the
society, being also members Of the Presby.
terian church, would be unable to attend
tonight on account of the Presbyterian
supper at Reform hall, at which their pres
ence is required.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-20

Officers Olmsted and Mahanny discov-
cred negro who was known to them as
not being entirely trustworthy, leading a
white man who was somewhat under the in
fluence of liquor, into the lumber yard of
Mr.. W. Trigg, on Sixth street, yesterday
afternoon. They arrested the negro on
suspicion of having evil intentions toward
the man, aud lodged him in Jail. He will
be tried to-day.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-20

The circuit court finished up its crimi-
nal docket last Saturday and took up civil
cases. The forenoon was consumed in
getting a jury and in pleadings. A great
portion OF the afternoon was also consum.
ed in the pleadings, excepting that, toward
evening, the case of ]. B. Reed VS.. J. G.
Barnard was taken up, pending which,
court adjourned until to-day.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-20

Gov. Cullom has Just issued q circular
on the requisition question, which will be
some interest TO the general public, and
particularly to the legal profession. After
citing the state law with reference to fugi-
tives from justice, and the United States
law on the subject of extradition, he lays
down certain regulations which have been
found necessary in the matter of applica-
tons for acquisitions, and in the prepara-
ton and adjustment of messengers ac-
counts. Petitions must be in duplicate,
and, where he desired on the governor Of
Ohio in triplicate In addition to this,
they must meet the requirements of the
state law and furnish the name of a fit and
competent agentto secure and return the
fugitive. In addition to the certificate of
the county Judge, the petition must be ac-
companied by certificate from the states
attorney Of the county wherein the charge
is made, that he has examined the case,
and believes that he has within his reach,
and can produce on the trial, the evidence
to secure conviction. acquisitions cannot
b issued ON petitions alone. Where . fu-
gitive has been indicted, duplicate copies
Of the certified Indictment must accom-
psay the petition; if not indicted, dupli.
cate copies Of the complaint, duly certified,
sufficient to estAblish D prima fAcie case,
Whore the oHsne 10 not Of recent ocour-
romeo, rood reasons must be given for the
delay. No reputation will bsiisshsd to
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-20

The Chicago city inspector Of butter
has brought suit against number of re-
tail grocers for selling adulterated butter
There is reason to believe that an inspector
of butter, ETC., would not be entirely with
out an occupation in this city, for num-
Der of our retail dealers are also occasion
ally guilty of selling the unwholesome
stuff variously known as suine, butterine,
oleomargarine, ETC., ETC., etc.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-20

County court convened yesterday with
Judge r. S. Yocum on the bench. A negro
named Mohan was found guilty of gaming
and fined twenty dollars and costs.
Charles Raymond, who stole an over
coat from Messrs. Goldstine & Rosenwater
a few days ago and, was arrested by Chief
Myer, was found guilty Of petty larceny,
fined twenty-five dollars and costs, and SEN
fenced to the county Jail for five days or
until the tineis paid. The case of one Squire
johnson, negro, who is charged with
gambling, was continued. The case of
Charles White, charged with adultery, was
dismissed because Of the marriage of iefen-
dant with the complaining witness. In the
case of negro named Alex Booth, who is
also charged with adultery, motion to
quash the indictment was made. The at
torneys for the defense in the liquor case
made motion for a new trial, claiming
that, under decision of the supreme court,
q defendant who had given bond, was en-
titled to continuance until the next term
Of ceurt. The prosecution objected to this
motion and, pending the argument upon
this point, court adjourned until this morn
ing.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-20

The vote of the Office gown to the ply
stefan most popular among those in atten-
dance in the basement Of st. Patrick's
church a few days ago, resulted in the sue
cess of DR.. Gordon. The vote stood as
follows at the closing of the polls. Gordon,
100; Dunning, SO; Sullivan, "a; Carter, Is.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-20
Suffering Women.

There is but very small proportion
women Of this nation that do not
from some Of the diseases for which
NEY-WORT is specific. When the
have become costive, headache tori
kidneys out of fix, or piles diatresa,
package and its wonderful tonic 4
novating power will cure you and gil
life Watchman.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-20

Gov. Cullom has appointed William
Reynolds, Of Peoria, as commissioner to re.
ceive subscriptions for the Garfield Monu-
ment Fund for the state of Illinois outside
Of Cook county. Illinois is to raise TWEEN.
ty thousand dollars. How much of this
sum will Cairo contributed
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-20

Rector Davenport, Of the Church of the
Redeemer, has been appointed dean of this
deanery by the bishop. BY virtue of this
appointment he has charge Of all Southern
Illinois and of all the counties south of here
through which the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad runs.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-20

AT the silver wedding of Col. and Mrs
John Wood, celebrated at their elegant
home on Fifteenth street last Friday, Mrs.
B. Y. George read a beautiful poem of her
own composition. A large number of
valuable and elegant presents were also re.
ceiyed by the couple from their many
friends. Among these the following were
prominent: Silver and cut glass fruit dish,
Mrs. Z. A. Buder. Silver and cut glass
berry dish, sister Libbie, Chicago. A beau
tiful fruit piece in oil, executed by Mrs.
Geo. Fisher 12x14 inches, in heavy gilt
frame, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fisher. Elabor-
stely embroidered pincushion, Mrs. A.
Copeland. Individual pepper and salt stand
with napkin ring and butter plate, gold
lined, Mr.. S. P. Bennett. Solid silver pep
per stand, in shape Of cat, Aunt Lizzie,
Chicago. Silver and Bohemian glass fruit
stand, Mesdames Walters, Reed and Lentz.
Silver dinner castor, Mesdames Stratton,
Green, Lansden and Bennett.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-20
New Billiard Hall.

Henry Hasenjagers new saloon and bill
lard hall is now ready to receive visit
ors. Two handsome billiard tables have
been placed in the large and commodious
room, which is extensively fitted up in the
Vincent building on the corner Of Eighth
street and Commercial avenue. The bar
Is stocked with the finest liquors, wines,
and the choicest brands Of cigars. No
pleasanter place in the city could be found
in which to spend pleasant hour.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-20

Sergeant W. II. Rays report of yester-
day shows mixed state of the tempera-
ture generally; but slight fall in the
northwest, where it ranges from forty-five
to fifty.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-20

In Magistrate Coming's court yester-
day, Patrick Mead, arrested by officer Ohm
sted; VIM, Hainslip, arrested by Chief
Myers; Ed. Digman and Alonzo Franklin,
arrested by Officer Wins and J. w. Dow,
arrested by Officer Hogan, were each fined
one dollar and costs for having drank too
much LIQUOR.