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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-17
A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions ofyoutb, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, etc, l will
send a recipe that will cure you, free of
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by Missionary in South America. Send
a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph
T. Inman, Station ID, New York City.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-17
To Hen Picked Husbands.

We recommend thoroughly steamboat trips,
To those who are tired of their wives,
For It's better to scad to death at once,
Than to pass in hot water our lives,
And if you change your mind the best
thing for scalds or burns is DR.. Thorn
as Eclectric Oil. Paul G. Schulz, agent
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-17
To Bachelors.

Only Bachelors should belong to clubs,
Hercules gave up his club, when he mar,
RED Dejamira "butm when married. they
should never fail to lay in supply of
Spring Blossom to cure Indigestion, sick
Headache, Lassitude, etc. Prices: ST.,
80 cents, and trial bottles 10 cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-17

EUGENE Cross, Swan Street, Buffalo
writes: / have used Spring Blossom FOL
Dyspepsia and Indigestion, and have found
il to act admirably as q gentle Aperien
and Blood Purifier. | consider 1t une
qualed, "you are at liberty to use my name
as reference" Prices: g., 90 cents
and trial bottles 10 cents o1
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

WANTED. manufacturing concern wants A
business man IN Cairo, ana inovery city not al
pay for goods on delivery af or orders have been
secured for the same $50 per month prod.
guaranteed, The most searching investigation
solicited A, y, ARNOLD n COZ corner rirrt
Street and broadway, BROOKLYN, n, Y
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-17

ELIXIR VITR FOR WOMEN Mrs. Lydia
Z. Pinkham, 233 Western Avenue, Lynn,
Mass, has made the discovery Her
Vegetable Compound is positive cure for
female complaints. A line addressed to
this lady will elicit all necessary informa-
ton.
, 1881-08-30

NOTION 70 QQASN THE INDICTMENT.
Thu caso OF ucorRo Van sfolten. who ,sns City
Collector from 1sTl to 1876, was brought before
Judge Gnnlner III the Criminal Court yesterday,
III motion by bis counsel, 1ulRo l.eillngwell,
10 quash tho Indictment charglnR Van llollcn
with ol,bezzlnmont. Tho following wero tho
j. Tho iiidi0tnivnt II general md uncertain,
and pllArHca NJ a1t. .pf GtnbezzcIhent. -
4. No olre1,He known to tho lAW Is properly
charged III aMId Indictment: -
ths That tho defendant y charged 10 have en-.
kazxigtl nancy Ms City Collector ut tho City Ut
tAW. :, -.
i. Tho Indictment does not ayor what money,
whcrc It was depoaitGtl, utllcr wllDao control 1t
was u, hnw or whero defendant obtained pos.
scsalonO Of II, ~.
Judge i.uiiingwell oted numerous authorities
TO suDstanttats tho propositions " "thut under tho
statute. an indictment fur clllbezxietHont must
PROVE aroettiu aGts OF larceny" lifs argu'nont
WINS that the indictment did not su!llcleMtly do-
Ecrbe tho speuttle acts OF larceny Or cnbc4zle-
sncns 0|legel uxatnst Van linelOsl.
Al tho Glose 0f Judge l*elltnxwola argument,
to 10 O'ulonk Saturday morning, whom Statea.
Attorney. ILLS will answer tte arguments nf
Vnu lt0lians counsel, md Judge Gnyducf will
decide on the motion TO QuAAh,
, 1881-08-30
u. S. 4.

CnlcAoo tllstilcrs exported l5U burrels Of al.
cohnl yesterday.
TtE disbursements made nt the sub-Trensury
yesterday aggregated $90OOO In gold and s., ,O0U
In silver. Four thousand s1oitnts In silver was
yecelyel.
TIT intcrnAl-rcvcnuo receipts yesterday
amounted to *:l.1fi. OF which $:G,..0H was for
spirits. sr143 Tor c2ars, x3,s01 for topacco, uld
$::.4Si fur .ccr.
FoLtOwlSt, Is tho ltst Of dut!ablu goods e.
cplvcd Mt tho Custom .ltntise yesterday: TtotNt
11rsthrook, ono bDx effects; II. George &: Co.,
seventy ni,ic crates plnms: prldell, two boxes
household Eoads: u. u. t.tnstol. elevon horses:
Hitchcock Il Foster, 1t,aSI rnllroad.ttes, 6,bou
posts; Chicago 1; Northwestern Railwuy Con~
iMHy. ~ tons sa!.ruad.sron: schwu!t1ss & l.ser,
nlnc ensks decorated china; !: Y. FarwoIl c.,
elovcn caaca liz soo's: Wilson liros., two cases
dry aooaa; yeraho. l,uhllng Co., Two cases
Esss ssss; seffEGS MnSe e. * S &C.
-. ~ sases BOOKS; !: y. + i; rarss!'ixSs !
furniture; 2. u. !ooa,ua.t, o.ic east barworks:
!,crtB, Lombard e. Co.. three cascs brushes ctu.:
Co.. four ,cs,scs .lry xuuls: saudo1 Iiros., oI,o
casc kid gllnyes: u. 4. HarTent { Co., orc caEe
ts.s tssss sco: s . J. WsssSS ssAss e. tuss. IL II;
plate: AtKln. American lsnuIlu9 Cotuplpy, .101
tYIaes nietall'o rootlnE; ,Elkin National Watch
fnc.tirlnx steel, anu nt,e cAso III enamel; Wilson
iIros.. tliree cases ho!sery;. John Blcgan. o,a
easc statuary. Collections, $f.ss3. y
vssr..,srED aArc.sEs. '-l
,ecii pzxlo 10 account for Tho quantity Of iii.
stn'MEett 'uatelies nnWked a',o,.t TIC stroels By
tjuntEtlGS which have never contributed to thC
, 1881-08-30

1vetboar,t" net, by Efrs. Macy. WIN showed tnw
% rceotIo drsswn'nR person and tako Oh oons
III tho afternoon thu exhibition was open 20
both aexcs. A silver, tnc,lnl was nwnn!cd to ~
af me- ,eF bsps pedn, 2 ~ ens sree d
gold n.ctlnl for excellence nn0ng eh'a acns0s,f
for spccd, open u schclars only, Y so't n.cal
was waret 70 Esr iicra",R'; IN; ,,,, a' siTsr rc
licnr,'sey Illustrated duck ii.nt very sl,cccst-
l.,ty. 1hg tlny'A srort cnnc!saed wltla r., cAn!.
aud tcutalc teachers of tho Institution.
1,Er.A META RI.
Tho forty sccohd t,nf,,tnt Convention Of tho
TIC pyclin.luary scs.lou viii 10 held nt Tho
iFand rae!e it hnlf.psst 70 In 4! =; ,o ,nri,'ns,
eS Fl oy. 'tsss i q rc.ss SS'SG VI! Nnts hS.sase M
ifrrcncnsie. fni. After this, wtlct will l.c urcn
n ~. ns S h"Ds a =, y ~ ~ ~ SS My .e'i s
mn ,,I'''Ss IS ,r ~" eS. 'fs IT, Fl a.c5 S pfs,r' "sSa
ii ,ho WISCONSIN, University. Willis = Inei,t viii
Io ronH y Wilbur y stt,c ;.,.t nt y. .lu,xss .!;;;
l,c ilnn singing by tho 1anl'dn l'ota ~ Of Ann
Arl,or, Mich. "Wednesday evening lhero will be
nlspql,et 1T tho Grand las!tls, nt which ln.lIss
iAkH IA
nte stns: III, w III 19sSr q @ II
me hnpellata Colst,rooin ~ the u!ann .a rMe'!c
~ i9:n aas il t,, ~ III 10 @ ai !. Fm'S nt tn,a
t!Aii oxnEeAcs is extchte 70 ~: nnu y mnt @ Mnl
!trsi tn shosc 10 "noh toffhal las"as'ons were
acnf. ..,,,. .,..
,o- nscosEhEp HEN srEscn.
y""e a %o nstr Sistah 1nc Was un S III
saturday nExht on the atcps u ihG tlrand H.
ci'sc littcl she nrrenrci e. and, helng unable
70 spcak |, was ennclci that se was .loat Ga.'
10 Gnrn for her over night. but IN tho tnor1sllE
she appeared so much .~0rsc that ~ effort Waa
;he5s tn: proving snsceessta H. a, G11a,,yi
70 the Mercy tIospital. ahe WAS 1nally rl,ee1
IN witness cell ut tho Ar9l0ry: Here sho ngts'!
very STRANGELY nnd during her t,inrn lileil
!ntnrya,s wl,ic on naper slrh itystet',,ls sGt': M
tences Us the following: "Whtfl 9ct over inls
nttAck will be n6le 10 hear ntld apcak." The
Nlltt0 were Hth!ut tu tsntl IN tho G'nthtv Fuys!.
einit to 4xnnno rs ~ her SANITY. Whelt 4st't
speech suddenly returned 70 her she o.Rae,, n
Cnpi. l!nck'ey tnler1nlt hor to ro to her none
on ltl'slnna nyrIluc, nrnr Tscnty.iifth street
aIHl rrofesse1 70 be Ethjcct to these tits at u
tersnta ,f a. few weeks, sho appeared 40 &c.
| spectAbie aud 80 Hreht'E mprnvcI thnt she WINS
n IL
, 1881-08-30

MAyOn HARRISON IL expected homo this
week. 1tti,nor hath II that ho ia TO l.c married
soon.
Nit. QufxrAnU. OF tho Qnhtar,l Trou- Works,
cnitel IN tls Commissioner Of Public Works
yesterday aud talked about tho contract for tho
bridgeport pumps. llo wl'l nla his bond Of
*iuU,000 In dHy ur two.
BANlrAl.Y-iSsrECrOW WILCOX found Two t1cad
scnis III the rrar OF No. III Wabash Mv6nl1o yt1-
tcrtlay morning. a,d sent thc!n 70 rc,llcrlng
estabitthtnrIt lit tho Stock Ynits. Thoy wure
left IN The lot by soulo showiINil.
THE Health Ullleor's report for Inst week con-
sa,!ccs s s nbated, rH ,ssi anlniais rcau*e. ioi;
.satt iacnt eaatlcnss.ct!, ,ooJ puuMIH-tcn suar-
tcss oil 0cef, Thrice calves. and stxty.one hass.
TIlr c9ptrollcr seyt to the Mayoss Of ~ The
Hfsr eo SSe H. - as Il sy oss
for laat Ycar. Ex-Ald; Sentou. Of tho Aniorleatl
l:xGress company, kindly dea'l'hcHaol thu
'rllx smloko-hur,lcr at tho County l1ospttn! Is
satl - o s,tcrcss. md ~
Wolf snys thMt no c1ctlso TOR s0httty th9 si1okG
1rtatse VI! be e aSseptel: shat % otfssde,s, DER VII VII
huisnl,ce crcatctl by thoui fs AbatGd.
tsluA for coal Tor tho now CIty-ltall wcra nl-'
xprtlsci fnr yestortlAy,-n Tact which Indicates
ea nf w. Hx sn H. s y ri
said Tho ROOT would 10 III Within ak Weoks, utIu
tho inside rendy for tho plastorors nnd cur
ic,llers. !
InE Harrison atrcet yts,zct and .utso that OIL
SlnEni,un Strcut nrH opgn II, trsfEi. though tho
city hus unt yet accepted thonl and tAkpn pos
scsslun. Tho contractArA will turn t4ein aver
III tue Gni1rso. .uf week Or 20, 1Il1 tho Ader!ne
uId Uth0r city Officials Will tnp key OF beer
Wien thlH is done.
AsoSO tho building permits issual Yesterday
wcrn tho following: y. PAln!er, twt.StDry hrlgk
dwelling, ::5xlH. No ;siI Polk street, f..100 4.
ltossar, two-stnry brlck stprD nilA dwelling. Assx
i'll. No. sD North 1lnIStcd street, $,t00; AuK.
Krccaor. twu-stcry brick dwelling, @txid, No. 091
ll0xYgll street, $3b0o.
TIE example mattc IT John Donn1s. tho archl-
tcct. who was lined $l00 tor rNfusluk to exhibit
| piMna 0f q uusdtnE ia lh0 Ehuf TeNGsnnnt-
House inspector, ttUcs not seem to have bud ms
| etruct on Etltna other ArGhfteGtst and l!calth
Commissioner 10 Wutr inteltds sul,ilonlng the
olfenupsh fur trial ~ tho Police Court.
TIlEnE were als deaths III tho city Inst week. a
| decrease Ut Twenty-Five frum tho preceding QUO.
but al inarcnxe lot 1T over tho corresponding
| week III 18SU. or tho tUcgd1nt4 III werD ilu!Gr
yearH Of nye anil ::aEi under i yeA,a. ulphtheri
carried bfT u, convl&oil8 20. 0ttnttl!rt
/ pOx ~, Tho ratio Wns ::J III 1,eu0
TEN doatha from smallpox wcro reportcd II
tue Health Department ycstortluy,-uixht III the
| uIty and two at tue h0spltal,-uitd eight nov
| etsck Of tho disease wnro rep1rtc1, III folloWd
| No. Cd Cherry Rr0tlc, No. III Milwaukee I'VE
nllc, No. ~ Hrndlty 4trGet, No. ~ Hrntlley street
No, VI WMil1 HtrgHt ttwo cAsea, No, - Critlell1eI
sttuot, untt No. u Crltteudon street. I'hnro Is
Gs0 Ut acarlel.fe at Nth lAa Front street. aut
uno Of Glnhtheria ut No. lso West Lake streut,
, 1881-08-30
STREET. CROSSINGS.

VIII THERE AIM M NONH POLICEMEN STA
:, =. .1TlONkn TIlk,tR.
Ills matter OF wonder to many people why
thqro uEs nu paliuc.noll on t'downstown crossings
like State and Lake, Dearborn aud AatlIso''. and
Clark and AHd!son, and that At otAars, like
state mud Madison, Randolph and Clark. aad
Lako and Clark,4 there aro not two or threo Of.
uoers lnsteail pt one. Jams arc frequent ut NIL
tassY PGts. and hu8s!os t,s are : fire!'.eaSiy "a sy
Ksow.rE Out nf ~ mixture Ut cass trucks, aud
t"Rhy don't YOU nut moro mon on the cross.
inesf' saitl q Tnlnux4 reporter 10 6upeflutenl.
eRl MctjariHlt yesterday.
WI haven't thgn." = '...-. .
=" How maIlx aro on the 'day squad nowr' :
AWcll.. thG Aounc!l, appropriated for only
forty, but haye takya thtfteei, from the ~.
I'D patrol'nsa s{toxesher. and ! Ao.sa q then,
Rfo' sick ur.;ta]u up Gtert uly on uecpunt Ut
Wounda sr lnjArles received Iii the ltno 0t duty.
~ Ct them 9ss Roede:a ~ take case PsopeFly oe.
What foFssdo YOU shlak ueoes.ary tor the
y; ";Thsre oasbttite b. At least aoa / nut n! tae
men can snaiin On tho pTuesluEs, and seleee
the wos1t pl4ct;f. lf draver d0ss anythlnY for
which hs sa1ula ho esEcsted the lusn don't like
, 1881-08-30

SN ClI.tNuk III lie MApE IN THE O1tI0iNAL
= TOwN AAsKssNESrs -,
Tho weekly luecttrv Of tho County Ilpfd wns !
,,cId y,stcrtiny nf,nrnnn. Mi uf I'm monihcrss
,rnsor. ,xsnn. Accommodation. 1.urnn+o,, cn,ns
missioner Clarf WIS called 10 tho chair.
.rhe CQmtnlttoo OF, Public Hnildtngs, was M.
ttor,o,1 IN n,,rcc a., tho ucrcssur,. f,1r1,Itr Tor
tho Gotlhty E4crR,s o1ee. on TUG representation
that that official csirce TO occ'1py ILLS new Qinr'
~ Mcssrs @ % 1,e,ny E @ fh.,moscro xont IN Il ,,roo,t.
tlon TO- n',c.rth unpaid ,axes aa antaxol prop
lu0 tbuIr co,unosnJon Ut IL nor cont uf The col~
lcutions for tho arst.nnncl work, anl 10 per cent
, 1881-08-30

:. IL shs Editor et The Chicago Tribune. ,,
CM1cAdu, Aux. 2L--The forthcoming prclim.
!llary examination, or "tr'Al," Of Dr. THOMAS
will rot TO held In tho First Methodist Episcopal
Church, The TrtlstUoa Of tbta church wcro re-
tlucsted to nliow It TO 10 used tor this purpose,
but for rousons enlIrely adc1uate, ami In tho ut
most kindness to all pnrtcs,, refused. The
disposnl OF tho Presiding Elder: o1! condition
that s!o aycntug seas!ons Of tho Exan!lulnE
cotan,odato Mi whH shOud 10 ndmtted 10 thls
purely preparatory, pursonH. and indoostvo In,
tcryiew. .i%t,x d'!,, Mtaa!ANsuS
, 1881-08-30

n1nptrt. ,r;,,

=
Mr.. Stewart 1nnved A. Ri further amendment
that the assessment Of shesEYw York. Now Eh-
gland l. Western Investment Company hr re-.
II t,[stnko ind boon tnaAo, ,lm Ahn assessment. ny
wns ai'bsantlatnl ny nlstt1dant ailt.lavlt: Rn!nE
10 show tl.at tho Con,pHns = p!piNrty syna located
nssrssrt stpro. Tim nmcntl,Yent WIS n.lnptc!i.
Tl, rr1,nrt IA iltiuinlea wis then httuptctl hy
nti ultilUst tsilNlltniotts yt,tGti
U,llter tho rntnrl tho putf oyn! proncray nssnss"
mint u E.tttt Cttenv!, a I II id0, af! WE:t Chl.
e,s,. 4i.:aG nlgs Nutth Ch}oRgo, slIh',0ol; ait'l
Il I'Go I,oart iho,i natontt,e, sino die.
, 1881-08-30
THE NEW CHICAGO.
Honicthtnc Further Ahont slaellcld md
1tK Destiny

will cost It's tens OF thousands; but don't SEQ
l,uw nltler tho sun It leaked OUT"
"Is 1t truo tlat, nnong tho parties interested |
In the purchase Of tho JacoD Forsyth property |
and tho establishment Of this new city, are such
men rs Samuel j. Tlllen. ex-senator narnYnl, |
Gov. Cornell. Alexander & 0rocn, OF New York. |
and thBr Assoolntcs9" |
"Ycs, all OF these parties arc Interested In tho
movement, uni hnvc put money fntc It. Alex. |
andcr MUrcen aretho financial representatives |
Of tho combination
"Most Of your pMrchnsos l,nyo bcen undo In
secret by 7arions brokers, hayo they n0tf'
Yves; or course 1t wouldn't do for tbs tn 10 t
tho pruperty-uwnors dawu tharo know what we
wcru lip 10, or VIC would hNvc had to pay many
tIti,os over whnt wu lid for the property"
"Wllat did YOU phy for tho
FORSYTH rllAcr?"
"Abaut sls.j III acru.'
"Was It G,st down."
"fcs. oil cast. Whatever purchases we mako
,vn tay spot eAsh FOR"
"what Is The description Of tho land you havo
p,irc{ased?"
YOU can eco there on the map, Secs. Q. :, 8.
y y s!ss IL q jsxs ~ q caatg s e aS1anpa al pa!'
In order 70 give tlo roAucr t. Inuntal nup or
this, y YIN ho prnper to sny: Take s.ooo acrcs.
eastern boundaries over tow.rtl Tulieeton, take
tho Calunct ltiyer for tho southern boundary,
,an .% pi II; n nub a r Vhero
tho whole Or t,urts Ut thrGd !akca Iii thb section
de9rge l.ai!f:, whtuh contas nb1Ht 900 asros.
H. II extsas; AID vii Lnse. @ wssa sSn,Ysisss o: assss
fourteen feet III ,iep,h, and Iocatcd r'gnt Gn tho
htatv !tue. s0lno fourteen miles from. ChlcnRo.
It. !s about thrce a'Itvs @ ffm senth ChicuHo nn
iaot ot pIvE tsssiIt Ut Seuta Un.eavo hafhor Ndda
to Tho protso.lqn Of sho mouth Of .i ths riyer,
survey rpEGQtlY llAuH by Cant, Iy{cGkGr, u. y,
, 1881-08-30
~ CntarrIl o

= ~, y. CntarrIl OF the Dlal0er,
Singing. an,nrtlng, Irritation Of tho urinary
pnssAHes, dlscnsO1 discharges CURED hy lsuehu-
pR!bA; I'll druggists. lep0t d. Lake Btroet. i
, 1881-08-30
THE CITY.
IN GEN ERAL.

IN GENERAL.
t.s. I,oSp, Of Toledo, IL at tho Sherman.
!. Il. NOI.AN, Of Now York, 10 nt tho Iceland.
.EOtX sAwYK,, Of noston, is Mt tho fremont.
Lrrur. q. T. CoLroN, u. =. A., II at tho
Palmer.
H. X. LAranLlS, Of Fond du Lao, is at tho
TramOnt.
Ilonxnr riLxtxs, Of Now York. Is ut the
Fhcrman. -
sAMuEr. Cunr,snnd wife, Of London, aro at the
Ehrttnan.
J.. HAts1xAs, Mayor Of Appleton, Wis., Is
at tho fremont,
Tot. Il. q. tlotErox and Capt. James Brennan,
u. y. a., nrg Me tho pNcltlc.
rs. rfAnrsE,r, Cashor Of tho cnster County
Bank, 1outlv!ie. Is NJ the Palmer.
Mn, A. IT,. HAswtxs, of THO Grand Pacific
Hotel, has lott for d tws-weets' rntattoh.
H 1,oyEHs md fam,ly 1,r iw,s Ki'Syers, IT,
ut tho pAner.
J.H. AL,ftrn and sir. mud Atrs:E: 1. stf!kSr
eit r. ~ sice!ai cnr n s aI's lc""ss''""" i|"'''
wiiiio,n % fletninF. Il fsrt %syas. il spendlns
few days with friends III this c5ty.
lrnnE ", y: iH,ss. ct Indianapolis, 4: 1t1're ass
a. iWaHse Masi of ss Mnr1 e pas acc
t.tvair,. viii he IBID Mt ri. Charles Sept. ~
Gcl.. F"ray'n is tho President Of tho Assoc'A'
.lonx MORRISON, Of Glasgow. scot!nnd: +.
DiIworih j)ndtt, Of 1itsetui, Franco: q, n. 7.
IrlxlIt or lon,l.in. Ens:, md oohn H. Morrison,
NYTDrUnto, Oft., nro a. tho lacl1'cs
,orkrt ye,toriav aftcrIiVo,, Justice Walsh buy.
NIX bern taken III litter tho morntng Hess!ots
IWrtng which hu a!srosna Of nhtAit Sixty easos'
n it, TN H. !Aa Xst" Kaa # akaRse. e, Ill., Ill., @ ani
lie Hoy. II. W. NHnnct nna tvttc:.GI Cellar
iiupida, Ia, tru atoppng Mt tho far"ell House.
s Ut 5 ssr .,ss n of4s ss o Mea sharsss ss
Of false imprisonment, were dtsghargett: ,, Ih9
evidence was declared TO be Insufficient to hold
thum.
OVEN nifty arrests wcro nude on Sunday n,4nt
on iho Lake. Frhnt Uf lhMt class Ut t1eleotHplc
citizens WIN tnko unto thense!vGs frey lodging
.Fs!,y y. u sns y heEFas's Justice wallace ''' them
Mus. AHDIlEw XtMMEttsiAN caused the arrest
nf her llcgo l,r, Aubrey Hin,.necnin,', yestSr.
S charas .at BE- h sae M ~, er ro.f. u v sa9sk s.
Rec Morrison.
'.nmpcraturo yesterday: a. observed S sy
ia. III H., 5.,o: j. ,n..s$o.G'. = '
a MALE infant, nbnut months ol'was found
ves"' istat sy", ' III Ngrth Il ranS
:1n: Il %as taken T. an! cnfet Tor py 'ae
,latcs Kolii liinK.stock Company, lnd l,is rIaht
laitl badly lncGratet1 aud thrrt, ttIRcrs cut oil
se at wpss M Sary ycse'ay Fnyry nr!x m ,fp
lvcHne.
syeIbcr " u. nlothcr: :i.law. aira. narf't,. who
f.s" Il hsr ai.sh!er @ @ ID orsr tG m proerc arriase
license. fell through yesterday: Tho so,l1'g ii.a,
hIk 1n1r ,SnH mt nrgSnHf, uUQ Il police NtllEcf
, 1881-08-30
',yorecomtnel,,l Et,lrelge sewlnz-inaclitues,

Over 1GQ0 100 Hove ecalpa sold, Horizon, Sellook
Il Co., cor, LAko aud Dearborn streets, Chicago.
, 1881-08-30

KTEF HUwV 70 TIE CITf11'H1'Y1 MD HI:r fVuK
3ft,SEY. n
Mention was tnade III yestet,lAy's Tntnuan nf
tho rcu,tlness AZ TIM Special Assessment Ilopar.
r,cul to in.y rchatcs ut suudry street !mptuyc-
i,ctlts. 4 reporter won't 0ror tho boo'ts yestcr-
.lay, nnd pickctt out tho following In orsict Tint
tho pruprrty .uwncrs might gut NIL lca Ut what
i rrit,tttttt hi thfl1lf
, 1881-08-30

nnA equally fMlso that Carter made Fisher ros
tuM 10 to altiant. Tho affidavit further sets
1t,a,tera letWcell Mrs, Honcak and hor attorney
whs denied W her md tliree other witnesses
last Saturday before Justtco Morrison. aud she
AYERS that 6A1u statement was untrue. .
A 1EAMsTEIA CHiAiAAL UAlskl.EsSEss,
Edward Darrln. u teamstcr onployo.! w tho
1nMon street, was arrested yesserslaY fns run,
severely inlurtn1 the conductor aud sGyet7l pus.
KDnKers. The tcAinstcr hRl q heavy lNAu ot
barley In hls Wagon mud WAS driving weat IN
Madison sfEsot @ y anont halt- past y Uc!uck. When
thu track, striking tho car, Which was ii. 1IMM
one. and knocklng oir s9yeral men Mho
wars. War9 standing oM TIE sid9 step, Tho
snI "ae Il tie whesls of s6o WaKua % passs1 over NJ
h!s, foot, crushing Il badly. Henry Mulsvnala,
of No. ~ Nlue Island ayenue, bad h1 right lcR
isS ~ h e IL trs hs b ~
drus-slor., hls wounds wore dscssptI w Iii.
p1a W. %as9 ~ e; seoysSS ." r. ,se Ga9 @
ncr ut tho wagon. box and slightly bruised. The
driver KMvo l1l,1s before Justice 6cully 10 up.
pear fur trial Sept. g.
TliE HATAr0nlpA.
The Nth annunt prize. wIuuullny conteAt took
place yesterday a. Tho Chicago NulatoEjui, cor.
MCr .! MisaiEan ayolino aud JAckaoll Alrcct.
ssrss Kills ss n ss shsrS , %Ss9
Indies woto admitted. Tho tirst prize. 4 g1iti
medal. WIS awarded 70 stisa Htxs Pick for
N1.s. Miss Kala Westerla taoE u xald medal ~.
ule1anoe and perfection ct motion IN = eout9st
opxo 10 pupils OF taia md for1ner saaApns. A
sI f9s e. So2 &: s!ps sIs' aS nsa
Too foreuIO0H performance eloSet{ With IN ex-
'lI'daa " foaf baby sWimtavss. sq4 msu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-29
SEEING Is BELIEVING.

The Palmetto State has been the expon-
ent of a common principle in the reception
and treatment of her Connecticut guests,
and there is not community i'll the broad
state of Texas certainly that would not cor
daily duplicate the hospitality of the
Charleston people. Listen further to the
manly expressions of these Connecticut
men: Mayor Bulkely, of Hartford, said,
that when they started on the expedition
there was some feeling that they might be
treading on dangerous soil, but since they
home!' There's good packing of honest
feeling in these few words. Colonel Bar
bour, in further expressing the cordial feel
ing that had been aroused, puts an intensity
into his expression which it would have
been meant to affect, and is indicative of
the simple power of natural affection:
eve cannot begin, said Colonel Barbour,
Ito express the gratitude that every mem
Der of the First Regiment and of the Cover
nor's Guards feels ut our reception and the
very lavish and warm-hcarted hospitality
we have received everywhere in Charles
ton. Yes, gentlemen, every man, woman
and child in Connecticut is proud oft and,
] tell you, this is something that will last
beyond our lifetime. 1t will go down into
history and tend to renew that brothcrly
feeling which will, know, never again be
rudely broken asundcr"
The country may be split up into diyis-
ions of democrats, republicans, grcenback-
ers and Independents, but so long as such
sentiments will prevail between the sec
tons the common flag will wave in security
and the people will no more be affected by
the difference of political opinions, north
and south, than they are disturbed by re-
publicans and democrats dwelling on adj
Joining farms-I Houston Post
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-29
Noxembsr ELECTIONS.

On the sth of November New York elects
a secretary of state and four other state off
GERS, an associate judge of the court of APP
peals, its legislature, and four
congressman. Pennsylvania elects state
treasurer and county officers. Massachu-
sets elects u governor and the other state
officers, and its legislature. New Jersey
elects its house of representatives and Il
part of its senate. Maryland elects its
comptroller, its house of delegates, and
halfits senate. Minnesota elects its gov
ernor and other state Officers, and its leg
islature. Connecticut elects its govern
or and part OF its Estate officers, its
house, and part of its senate. Virginia and
Mississippi each elect governor and other
state officers and the legislature. Wiscon-
sin elects governor, part of its senate and
partofits assembly, Colorado elects a SUI
preme court judge and two re-
gents of the university. While
this is long array of elections for one day,
they are of remarkably little, save local, i'm
portance. Next year the fall elections will
include congressman the year following
they will, to some extent, foreshadow the
fate of parties in the presidential election
ahead but the canvass of the year Just at
ter presidential election is always the
least important, nationally on the regular
four years rouna.,