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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-21
CHURCHEs.

GAIRO BAPTIST. Corner Tenth and Poplar
~ streets; preaching first and third sundays 10
each month, II u. IN, aud 1880 p m prayer meet
Ing Thursday, 7:Up. N. Sunday school, g'dO am
Rev. A. ]. HISS, Pastor.
rHuRCH OF THE RRDERMHR-tBPisoopeD
" Fourteenth street; Sunday 7:ooa m, Holy
Eucharist; 9 30 a. m, Sunday school u 90 An
Morn!ng Prayers: 500 p. m, Evening Prayers. ".
? Davenport. s. r. q. Rector.
YuRsF MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
Y Preaching At 10 30 a. NJ, p. m, and 80 p m.
lablsth school al 7;a0 p. m Rev. T. D. Shores,
p.sigt
4 UTHERAN-Thirte street; sefvtes Sab
j. bAih 1880 4. IN. Sunday school ~. N. Kew
hrEppe, pastor.
ErHUDlsT-Cor. Eighth and Walnut streets,
VI Preaching Sabbath il:0C 9. m. and 10 p m
SUNDAY school st 800 p m. Rev. j. A. scarrett'
Gs.VE
IJRESBYTgR IAE-Righth street: preaching on
1 sabbath AZ 400 9. IN. and 7:50 p. m; prayer
meatiug Wednesday at 1880 p. m; Sunday schsoI
at8p. b. Rev g. Y. George, pastor
or JOSEPH S. Romsn Cstholic) Corner Gross
- md Walnut streets; services Sabbath i0:soA ..
y. Sunday school at p. m. Vespers 2 m sef'
Eses every day 81 q. IN. Rev O'Hsrs, Priest
or PATRlCKS-t Roman Cstholic) Corner Ninth
- street and Washington avenue; services Sab.
bah and 10 a. N Vespers p. m; sunday schooi
y. n. services every day at am. Rev. hastercoD
priest.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-21
Beer Not Intoxicating.


Ihav finally come to the conclusion
that lager beer as beverage is not ia
toXiCating.
lhav been told so by q German who
drank II all mite long, Just to try tho ex-
pertinent, and was obliged to 80 home
sober in the morning. have seea this
same man drinks glasses, and if hewas
drunk it was i'll German, and nobody
could understand it,
1t is proper enuff to state that this
man kept lager beer saloon, aud could
have no object in stating what was not
strictly thus.
believed him 20 the full extent ofmy
ability. l never drank but three glasses
OF lager in my life, and that made my
head untwist us tho it was hung on the
end of string, but was told it was
owing to my bile being out of place;
and thot it was so, never biied over
wus than | did when got home that
mite. My wife thot was goin' to die,
and was afraid shouldn't, for itseem-
ed us tho every thing l had ever eaten
N my life was coming to the surface;
and believe that ii my wife hadn't
pulled off my boots just as she did
they would hav cum laundering up,
too.
o, how sick wuz! Fourteen years
ago and can taste it now!
never had so much experience in so
short time
If any man shud tell me that lager
beer was not intoxicating, shud believe
him, but if he Stud tell me that wasn't
drunk that mite, and that my stummick
was out of order, ] should ask him to
state in fewwords just how a man felt
and acted when he was set up.
IL warn't drunk that mite, Ihad some
of the most natural simptums that o.
man ever had and kept sober.
In the first place, it was about eighty
rods from the place where / drank the
lager beer to mi house, and | was Just
two hours on tho road, and hole bust
ed through each one of nv pantaloon
neez, and | didn't have any hat, and
tried to open the door by the bell-pull,
and hiccoughed awfully, and saw every
thing in the roomt trying to get roundon
the back side of me, and, sitting down
on chair. did not wait long enough
for it to get exactly under me when
wuz going round, and set down a little
too soon, and missed the chair by about
twelve inches and couldn't get up soon
enough to take the next one that came
along; and that amt awl; my wife said
wuz as drunk as beast, and as l
said before, began to spin up things
freely.
If lager beer is not intoxicating, |:
used me most almighty mean, that l
know
Still hardly think that lager beer is
intoxicating, for have been told so; and
/ am probably the only man who ever
drunk eny when his liver was not plumb.
| don't want to say anything against
harmless temperance beverage. but il
ever drink eny more it will be with mi
hands tied behind and mi mouth pried
open
| don't think lager beer is intoyicat-
ing, but if remember rite, think it
tasted to me like glass of soap-suds
that pickle has been put tew soak in
Josh BilliRgS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-21
Planting Trees,

You can have no idea of the exquisite
delight of planter; he is like a painter
laying on his oolors; at every moment
he sees his effects coming out. There
is no art or occupation comparable to
this; it is full of past, present and future
enjoyment. | look back to the time
when there was not n tree here (Abbots-
ford) only bare heath; look around
and see thousands of trees growing up,
alb of which, may say almost each of
which, have received my personal at
tention. | remember five years ago
looking forward with the most delight
full expectation to this very hour; and,
as each year has passed, the expectation
has gone on increasing. ! do the same
now; / anticipate what this plantation
and that one will presently be, il only
taken care OF, aud there is not spot of
which do not watch tho progress. I'M
like building, or even painting, or, in
deed any other kind Of pursuit, this has
no end, and is never interrupted, but
goes on from day to day. and from year
to year, with Il perpetually augmenting
interest. Farming hate; what have |
to do with fattening and killing beasts,
or raising corn only to cut 1t down, AID
to DO constantly at the mercy OF the
seasonsp There can bo no such annoy
ances or disappointmonts in planting
trees.
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"THE' HALLIDAY"
A New and Compete Hotel. fronting on Leye
second aud Railroad Streets,
Cairo. Illinois.

tn Passenger Depot Of the Chicago, ST. Louis
am Kew Orleans: Illinois Central Wabash, ST.
Louis and Pacific; Iron Mountain and Southern
Mobile and Ohio; Cairo and ST. Louis Railways
are all Just across the street while the Steamboat
Landing is but one square distant,
This Hotel lie heated by steam, has ttesm
Laundry, Hydraulic Elevator, Electric Call Bells
Automatic Fire-Alsrms, Baths, absolutely pure air
perfect sewerage and complete appointments
superb furnishings; perfect service; and an I'M
sxcellea table.
l.. p. PARKER 81 CO.,Lessees
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-21

great and useful persons that they should
be tempted at all times TO compare their
own conduct to that thus seen in their text
books. ' With plenty Of history
and biography to inform and awaken, and
literature and art to inspire, and geometry
to guide the reason, the school boy or girl Of
our land ought to be equipped for making
a good beginning in life in its broadcast
sense.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-21
1876. 1882.
$500 REWARD!
STILLMAN's ELIXIR OF LIFE

purely Vegetable Blood Purifier, and puaran.
leed to cure % casee In 100 or, money refunded
me above reward win Oe paid for a remedy which
VIII cure as many case OF Malaria, Fever and Ague
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism Catarrh Liver and Rid
ney Diseases. 2j,OOO bottles sold on its merits,
without advertising, In seven years. II bilious,
languid and your ambition lie gone, life ia gloomy.
Iry one bottle. 10 will convince you Of its superi.
mors Of the Skin or blood from whatever cause,
thls Elixir will cure II when all other remedies
have failed. Ask Your druggist for II. Price 81
ana S2' 2doilaI bottle cent by express pre-
York, Circulare free. II. c. WILLARD, Gen'l
Agent U = and Canada, Troy, NY,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-21
Bed Fancies.

Fantastic bed-coverings are all tho
rage Quilts made Of plush Of divers
colors, .piecod with fancy stitches and
finished with deep border Of lace with
heavy mesh, are very handsome. Pill
low shams are correspondingly elabor-
ate. Lace spreads and shams over
bright-oolored silks are still much used.
Even II bed Is covered with white
spread dash Of color is deemed lindis-
pensablc, and q soari-like drapery OF
brocade in all the Oriental tints ia
thrown, as II by accident, across the
foot of the bed. A rich set, spread and
shams, was made recently Of sheer mus
lin, bordered with deep band Of ruby
plush and finished with fall Of heavy
antique lace. -Phiiadelphia Poy-ess.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-21
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Orhcers.

nsyor-N b. Thistlewood.
Vreasprer---r. j Kerth.
CleTk-Denne. j, Foley.
COunselOr--Wm. b. Gilbert
Marshall. II. Meyers,
Attotncy--William Hendricks.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
First Ward VIM. Nc Hale. T. M, Kimbrough.
Second Ward-Jeese Hinkle, q. N. Hughes.
Third Ward--B. r, Blake, John Wood.
Fourth Wsrd-Charles o. Patier, Adolph bwo-
hodA
Fnh wSrd-T. W, Halliday, Ernest D. Petit
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-21

lyon have played the deuce with my
heart said gentleman to his lady
partner during agame ofwhist Well"
replied the lady with an arch smile.
At was simply because you played tho
knave.n 6E
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-21

Tho "tYimmings"ar arc coarse shAvings and make
the best summer wood for cooking purposssas we'll
smiths use insetting tires, they are uneQuaod
Leave yuos orders at the Tenth street wood yard
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-21
r. K. TINE CARD AT CAIRO.
ILLINOIS GENITAL Il, r.

ILLINOIS GENITAL Ri
TnAIrs pEPAR7. TRANS ARRIVE
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.Express ... 4:20 pm Accumulation. .t:0o I'm
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tExpfes........ l0:l5s IN tRxpress...... n;O an
ST l.. &C. r X CSarrow Gsuge)
sBzpYesa .... lO:25 am Express. ...... t:36 I'm
sAecoD dalton. 20 pm 'Accom 'dstoin 1905 pm
ST l., IN a. b. II. X
tExpreas ..... IL BOP. IN +Rxprese ..... a:5o m
tAccnm cation. E:50 pm 'Accom' dstion.il AS am
WABASH, ST. LOUIS PACIFIC R'Y co.
sMsii L Xxx. 44S An mail q Rx.... e:T pm
'Ualiy except sunday. Daily.
MOBILE OHIO r. X.
Mail .........5;O5 m. Mail ,..-..---s:50 p.
Express ..... .6:0j am. Express. ..... $50 pm
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-21
County officers.

UUuHIy UIDCtTb'
Circuit Judged. J. Baker.
Circuit Cerk-A. II irwin.
County Jndge-R. 5 Yocum
Comfy Clerk-SJ. Humm
County Attorney-J NJ. Damon.
County Tfessurer-Miles w. Parker.
ShefiG-John Hodges.
Cotoner--R. Fitzgerald.
County CoInmissionors-T. ". Halliday, J. A
Gibbs and Peter Saup.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-21
RIVER NEWS.
Z;;;;ys'sss

" LAMsDIs, river editor OF fHE BuLLrIs
ana steamboat passenger agent. Orders for oil
kinds OF steamboat job printing solicited. ON ce
AZ Planters Hotel, No. 81 Ohio lcvce
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says he met Dickson on August 2lst, when after
dlnner DICKSON. In a roundabout way, conveyed 10
MIN that the defendants in the star route case had
onered him considerable sum OF money for ac-
convict, he would undertake to see the thing DONE
although VI can speak only to myself" He
Saia thS In 1ocoSe manner. Further on he SAWS
tnat about O'Clock or the evening or August 22i
DICKSON came and asked what IN his Judgment
would the government be willing to do In case OF
Ing S25oOO). said to him, 81 have no authority
10 oner any money whatever" Dickson said that
ne would like To see the Attorney General the next
DAY. L told him that the Attorney General was
out or town, and that was going away myself
lie requested me 10 arrange an Interview.
Bowen then goes on TO give the particulars OF
Cafneron'S coming 10 Drivers TO meet Dickson in
the evening, which confirms Cameron's statement
Bowen adds, that he never claimed TO represent
the Attorney General or anyone else In his CONVEX
SatlonS with Dickson The report states that
"THE TESTIMONY OF JUDGE HOOVER,
confirming In vital particulars the accounts given
by Cameron and Bowen, seems to remove all rea-
sonable doubt as to what this alleged bribery
transaction really was, and appears TO show that
the foreman OF that jury, the most active OF all its
members in the discussions ana manpulations an
tecedent to the verdict not bribed or attempted
TO be bribed by Bowen Mr.. Ho0ver's testimony is
particularly important, I'm that. In speaking or the
presence OF Cameron at Drivers on the evening OF
august = he stated TO the judge, as he was leav-
ing the restaurant, "My God, this is monstrous:
this Is mcnstrous;" and in reply to the question
what he referred TO Cameron said: THAT Scouu-
drel Dickson wants the Department OF Justice to
buy verdict OF conviction in the star route case
He wants S25,0 600"
In conclusion, the reDOrt states that Dickson did
not believe that Bowen was authorized TO act by
the Attorney General.
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TelegrFphic Briefs.

The extensive orils or the Eureka Cast Steel
Co npany, II tmokln, Pa, were destroyed by IRE
at an early hour this mnrn.nr. Total loss, about
$50 0o9, fully cover ed by insuranc.
SpurgeS hotel at P'l AIN BTdse, Westchester
County \. Y, was totally destroys 10y fire at two
O'Clock this morning.
DIsGRACEFUL SCENE IN CHURCH.-Thomas
Adams and Jerry conway, two muscular coiory.a
men, were put on trial before Judge Smell to- az
Stated that he Is a deacon or St Luke's church on
Magnolia avenue, In the county. He said that
Sunday before last, when the minister was pray
Ing over the bread for communion, Brother Green
stepped on Brother Adams feet, and Mr.. Adams
said. - You, who are you walking on?n
Then all the congreg alton rs up TO see what was
the matter Brother Green said he didn't trod on
nobody's feet, but Brother Adams said he wasn't
goln' TO take any 'pologies from anybody that
tromped on his feet, and he called Brother Green
lick the shirt OF him In less time than a minute
Witness tried TO put him out, but he resisted, and
Brother Conway got mad and cursed and swore,
AMI he and Adams said they could clean the church
out Deacon johnson corroborated this state
ment, and related the struggle that the officers OF
the church. The defendants stated that they were
singing the dismissln' hymn, and somebody tramps
ed on their feet and when they asked the people
TO get on their feet more people got on them, and
they had 10 do something TO save their corns. The
court 1neG them 81 each.
THE BODY OF SANDY PISN: who died on wednes-
day in the Albany penitentiary, where he was
committed for life under Communication OF death
sentence for the murder OF young Hirth. will ar
rive here tonight, his friends having late yesters
day afternoon, cOuntermanded the order 10 inter
probably, from bis mothers residence, on Sam
son street.
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LAST DAY OF THE WALKING MATCH,
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ENGLAND.
DEATH OF THE BEY OF TUNIs.
The Weary Walker.

FITZGERALD STILL FORGING AHEAD.
NEW YORK, Oct SS-The following is the Q
O'Clock scor. at the walking match: Fitzgerald.
5a2 miles; Noremac, 52i5; Herty, SIS; Hughes.
S96s; Hart 4S22
IL A. N. SCORE.
Fitzgerald, $50 miles lap; Noremac, sS2 miles
laps; Herty, go miles laps; Hughes 500 miles
Laps; Hart, 4S2 miles laps.
FITZGERALD's BOAST.
Fitzgerald expresses his intention OF scoring GIG
miles before he leaves the track Hart who left
the track at s:S6 am. had not returned at L. m.
O'Clock score: Fitzgerald, 557 miles laps,
Hughes 504 miles, lapS ~'
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Death of the hey Of Tuuts.

HIS BROTHER SUCCEEDS HIN.
TCNfs, Oct 2.-Siii Mohamed- e. SadoS the Rev
or TuniS, died last evening" Sldl Al Bey brother OF
the dead Bey and the legitimate successor 20 the
throne, has assumed powcr.
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ALBCQUERQUE, y. NJ, Oct N-On Thursday
night, during trivial quarrel about hat Tom
Lynch, gambler, struck {. :. Ferris on the head
with loaded cane, fracturing his skull Ferris
sdylng Lynch was captured 10y an officer, after
hot chase He was formerly member OF the
notorious Caully Rustler gang, which had its
headquarters at Leldville. Tie leader OF that
gang was hanged, but Lynch escaped and came to
New Mexico. III Ferris dies. Lynch VIII be hanged.
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Daring Safe burglars.
A CLERK SHOT BY THE RoRgERs

tLhhh Shol bh 1HE kokhERS.
WEST BRoosFIFLD. MASS, Oct. SS-Clark,s drug
store, In Blalrs block, was broken into last night
the SAFE blown open, and $50 taken. While at
their work the robbers were surprised NY the clerk
John McEvoy, but got outside the door. In the
pursuit pistols Were used, and McEVoy received a
Slight wound Ia the abdomen. The burglars took
an early east bound train, and when it reached
charlton they compelled the train hands, by a
display OF revolvers, 10 stop the train, and they
escaped.
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Mrs. SCOyjIIe IuS0ue.

THAT is THE vERDICr-HER FLIGHT FROM CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Oct 2s.-The sealed verdict I'm the SEQ
Vile Insanity case, which was delivered last night
was read by the clerk at 1905 O'Clock this morning.
IL declares Mrs Scoville insane. The courtroom
was crowded. Mrs. Sc0ville was not present aud
cannot be found. Her lawyer and her son declare
they Know no thing OF her Mlereahouis
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Nauylcd Rodic> 4, /, Win.

SlLVERToN. Col, Oct. - YESTERDAY the bodies
or Homer Stewart ana James sullivan were found
terribly mangled Ia tunnel in the Lancaster
nine TWO days previous they had gone TO the
they were killed by premature blast.
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THE HowdATE CAsE.-Yesterday in the suit of
the United States against Capt. Howgate, leave
was given Motley Anderson to appear as defend
ant. Mr.. Anderson opposes the claims OF the
United States upon Howgate's property, because
Il the United States should fail In enforcing its
lien, he woult have the next claim On Howgates
property.
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Affairs I'm West Washington.

A TALK ABour JAPAH.-Rev. j. c. Davidson,
missionary to Japan, at present on a visit to his
home, gave a very entertaining talk last evening
at Dunbarton-stTeet ME- church about the va
riOus customs, habits and legends OF the Japan
ese. He gave most encouraging report Of the
Rev. Julius Sopers work In that field OF mission
ary labor.
PORT Sehrs. Elm City. Ethertdge; Carrie
Holmes, Layman; H. R TiltOn, Harris; w. D.
Marvel, Keene; K Herz, Hall, and Elisha Gibbs.
Wood, ffom Georgetown at New York, 26th inst
Schrs. Grace Andrews, Andrews, and Jennie HOW
ard, Campbell, from Georgetown at Boston, 26th
inst. Schr. 8: N. Thomas Kelley, from George
Randall, for Washington, sailed from Bath s3d
inst.
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Great Falls and re-
ceIvfng ana distributing reservoirs, clear
Hon TIDE-October 20. 9:46 am, 10:11 p.m. !:
October 80. 10:37 am, II :02 pm.
GoOD SPORT IN BASS FISHING In the upper Po-
tomac ts 70 be had just now. On Friday last above
Cabin John bridge, Nessrs. Gus Friebus and
brother, OF Georgetown, In the short space Of two
hours, landed some twenty lne specimens, among
them some In the neighboFhood Of four pouhdeyR
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NAVAL ASYLUM TO RE Observation-Disclosures
Gus complaints having been received at the Navy
department concerning the management OF the
naval asylum at Philadelphia, Secretary Chandler
mas decided TO appoint court OF Inquiry, with
commodore A Y. McCduley as president, to inveS-
tiyate the after
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OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES,
SG DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

- UT To VI s.tINh OF IAALS,
~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
NASHINGIOS October %, 1882.
The Taxpayers Of the District will take notice that the
undersigned has received the duplicate Of assessments
or the taxes fer the ending june 80, 1888. and will
e ready 20 receive aInent c the taxes at this office
Rom and after the first Gay SeSNoveruber, 1882.
other half May I. 1888.
Parties who the whole of said tax before the first
day Of December 1892 will have deduction of five (5)
per cent thereon.
On much # the first half ~: said taxes due Noven
Der i, lHr2, su not be paid during said month,
penalty Of two t2) cent. will be added the first
day of each succeeding month thereafter until the
is paid. or otherwise proceeded with the law directs.
The lsN in ike penalty for payment of the
eeccna hllf due May l. 1888 If not paid within said
Montf, of May
Ey order If Commissioners of the ID. G.
JOHN r. COOK,
o2i-6t Collector Taxes District OF Columbia.
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COMMISSIONS were issued to-day to the following
postnasters: j. II. Quill, Hoods Mills, Md. w. II.
ko0ntz, Grove Htll, Va; w. Ii. Spickard, Blue
R!dge Springs, Va
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue, 1872, 81: customs. S537. .3oS Al
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kilograms to The Star.

VERDICT AGAINST MRS. SCOyILLE.
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THE NAVAL ADVISORY BOARD has adjourned to
meet at Chester, Pa, on Wednesday next by
which time 1t IS expected the civilian members Of
the board will have been appointed. Commodore
Shufe!dt. the president OF the board, says that
they hope TO be able to build one nrSt-claSs steam
cruiser worthy OF the American nation, with the
funds at their command
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A LADY's ENCOUNTER WITH TnIRP IN BATH
Ro0N-A sneak thief got into Dr. Ktmball's house,
E8 18th street, last evening. and secreted himself
in the bath room. Mrs Kimball went into the
room shortly after dark, and had Just locked the
door, when the man threw q dress over her head,
trying 70 another her. Her cries were heard by
her husband, who broke open the door and reecue0
her; but tho man jumped out the window ana
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Foreign News by Cable To-day.

FNUIANn
MARGATE, ENG, Oct. IS, a ma destructive firo
is raging here. The Assembly rooms, the ROYAL
hotel, the Nicarage, ald the whole south side OF
Cecil square have been burned. The flames are
spreading rapidly, despite efforts TO suppress
them.
Noon.-The fire has been cxtinguIshed. The loss
Is estimated at eco O00.
VICTORY FOR CHIEF oBEIDUILAH.
LoNDoN, Oct. 2S.-A TIfi's newspaper states that
an encounter has occurred betweea Chief Obet.
duliah'S band ana detachment OF Turkish troops
The latter, IL is reported, lost go men. The Turks
have Withdrawn TO Baschlal TO await reinforce
mentS
STARNATIoN IN WESTERN IRELAND.
LONDON, Oct. ga dispatch from Dublin to the
lGu AdH Gdzette says that three hundred people
on Tory island are without TODD. and that other
nnrtions OF the p pulatiOa In western Ireland are
threatened with starvation.
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SHE DISAPPEARS FROM CHICAGO.
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Washington News and Gossip.

THERE are 2I3 new advertisements in THE STAR
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THE AFFIbAvITs IN THE CAsE-CHARGEs OF ATTEMPTS
TO INFLUENCE JURORS AND OF CONSPIRACY.
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(nARK HOUSE. 4. BURY PARK. NEW JERSEY,
~ u IN readiness for guests at reduced rates until
June. lsS3 It is heated by furnace. has In every
{oon; excellent board; cheerful surroundings and