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Rensha " Opera House.

The drama Of ''Fancl,On tic
Cricket" was presented last night to
very large aud appreciatlve audi.
ence in q manner that will long live
In the memory If those present. We
were scarcely prepared t" see sucl,
artistic acting as WIS presented. We
will here state that never did
Mn. Cleaves appear to better
advantage than she did In FanchOn,
fully sustaining the reputation she Is
justly credited with, Of being the Lest
Fancl'0n en- the Pacific Coast. In
fact her superior We have never seen
ON the Atlantic or Pacific Coast. The
Company did some fine acting, espe-
ciaDly Miss HELEN Florence In the
character Of OIL Fhclct, the witch.
We consider this lady . very valua-
ble addition to the Company, ~ she
last evening proved herself to lie an
actress Of no mean ability. Mr.. J. b.
Robinson played the part Of Father
Barlaud in u thoroughly artistic
manner. and the entire Company &C.
quilted themselves In . most credita-
ble manner.
This evening We understand the
entertainment will Ike superior to
any they have yet presented; .
double bill. Tobins comedy of 1.-The
Honeymoon" and the nautical
drama Of "Black-eyed Susan"
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lntereotihg Reminioce0Ce OF
C3rear Actress.

! N. Legouve Of the French Acad-
envy he's been prompted, BY the aE-
| pearanee of the volume containing
the correspondence Of Rachel, to
publish his reininiscences OF the
great actress. One day when they
were rehersing Mcoie0-a role which
AZ. Legouve had had much dimcuity
in persuading her to accePt-he went
TO her villa 1t Anteull. and found her
laughing, singing and picking How.
ers In her garden. ''Now we shaIl
have . fine mornings work." she
cried. II am 10 glad that you have
come. I am 50 well, and 40 glad to
be alive to-day" well, tl'en,"
said NJ. Legouve, ''supp~e We under
take to rehcarse the grand scene-
the scene of the toilette" Rachel
consented, and they were soon deep
In the study Of the scene which Lee
gOuve considered the capital one in
bis piece. that In which he had made
"Medea" exult over the death o!
''Creusa" from the poisoned gar
nlent. Rachel went through this
scene in q becoming manner, but
turnei to !egouve and
cried: This scene must be cut out"
''What do you say: Cat out? Why
the whole drama has been written,
might say. for the purpose OF bring
Ing It in!" "Well," said Rachel,
With the air Of one entirely con-
1.-THE scene Is fatal to the
piece, because It d str0ys the interest
10 the piece" ION the contrary the
interest here Is carried up to the very
highest pitch" "Yes, the interest
n the horrible and the odious. But
" don't need this in the third act.
that I have to kill my
hildren later ON, and that must bc
ouching! Do you understand. Nom
ieur, l must be touching Now,
low could l seem touching when
few minutes before the audience
ad seen me coldly, erfidO',sly. and
n the most cowartlly man ner conn
nit q murder? II you put your great
cene Of the murder Of 'Creusa' In.
GU should leave out the murder Of
lie children. should No longer he
nything but a criminal. / should
OF believe In my own tears |" NJ
egouve says that he looked mt R:s-
lel for few minutes without l,eing
lie to answer her-.He was 80 sur
risetl to see girl without education
rive by instinct, by natural super
rity Of mind, ut the most profound
'iticism. He took her hand ini;'ul-
veIy and said: 'YOu are right; 1
i'll cut the scene out" And he did.
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Providence Journa ! Newror: Letter.

providence Journal Newpor: Letter.
The Jewish cemetery lies not far
from the synagogue in the sweep
made by Kay street where it Joins
Touro. In this quiet s,n,t twelve
Jewish families lie buried, and Us W.
stood beneath the trees that s,,rea,l
protecting arms over the graves.
LongfelIOw's poem, written after a
visit to this cemetery, came most
wildly to mind. One verse e.l,ec.
tally, ~ We looked ut the neatly
kept flower beds, the turf 80 soft ana;
well cared f'r, the buds that doomed
above the dead, came to our lips:
Gone are the living. but the dead remain
AMI not eylect..l. hand unse.n.
scattering bts bounty like summer rain.
St.I: keaps Their graves a;li n,en,cry ere. n
In the Enclosure are two graves 80
near each other that ~ you stand t.y
one your shadow falls upon the Ut her:
within them sleep two lUver~. se,r,.
rated during life, hut united long
since ~ death. Judah TOuro and
Catherine Hays were cousins.
aud among the Jews it is y crime
Tor those - near Of kin to marry.
True to the religion and traditions
OF their race, they separate never 10
meet again, although they lived to I've
old people. Neither Of them married.
content with the memory Of their
love and the hearing Of each other =
welfare from mutual friends. They
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Dissolution Notice.

The c0part,.crs!,ip heretofore existing be.
tween 4. Edwin Thomas ard Charles Arm
strong under the nrIn name and style Of
Thomas 4 Armstrong, dealers In general
m.ers'ilaldt G at Glendale. Lion I'iiy and
He,:ia City. Rea verilead County. Territory
Of Montana, is this day dissolved ny mutu II
consent. z. r.. Thomas having sold his ell
tire Interest IT. the firm of Thomas 4 Arm
strong TO JutlSOs. Il. L'Dsec. All liabilities
owing or due tn the late trn are to bc
paid IT, Armstrong 4 LO~ce. ami al; debts
owing by or due from saii hr,n arc hereby
assumed ard " Ill be pail HI Armstrong q
l-d,s.e. u +. THOMAS.
CHI Alll.ES ARMSTRONG;,
JuD son Il. LUJEE.
Having sold my interest l., the firm
Of Thomas & ArmstrOl,g to j. b. 1.cSce. ]
wish To thank my friends In Besve head
county for the .i:", al patronage hav'. re-
cciv1l. and would hCxinssk for the rev firm
Of Armstrong 4 LD-c~ the sa,,le li.s.ra:
patronage. Respectfully.
z Il. THOMAS.
Glendale. NJ. r., Ausuxt 9th. lss2
sw4waug:O
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coming va OF no bep eft In bus,.e..

coming Wa Of no bep. eft to bus,oes,
INTEREST,""
LEE ". ..osrER 1 CO.
Said: 'Dorin 3 Let year up to Sep
temoef o.. business increased at the
nte Of 10, 900 . year, and for every
mon' = Of this year our books show
- increase over the corresponding
month Of 1881, we consider the out
look good, We are ordering . heavier
stock Of goods than ever before for
fall and winter trade, and the pros-
poets never looked better than now,
to u.s."
These interviews, with the leading
business houses, were continued UNI
til almost every representative firm
In the city had expressed their views.
All entertained such unaninlity Of
opinion - to the substantial basis
aud future prosperity Of Butte, that
the subject became almost nsonoto-
nous. Interviews with other leading
business houses will lie published
hereafter.
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Notice for Proving Will.

Territory 0s Montana, County Of Silver
Vow, ~. In pr,hat" c.Hirt. IN ard far t&:d
county. IN IT," matter or the estate or
MtriIn': Roy. deceased. Notice for public n
Pursuant 10 an rler ri said c..urt. inside o.,
the 1t. day If =. ptcn.is,r. i. u. 1851. notice
j. h. r'''y gwen TIA: Wednesday the 4th day
Of Oc.'.cc. 4. II. lss2. nl 3? o'clock p. m. OF
The c:ty III Euttc, IN the county Of silver
Ecw. ha: is."n appointed ~ the time and
place. i.sr proving the vii. Of kah Michael
Roy. Decreased. ard for hearing the applica-
ii',:, Oi Sta irIrS r.. Hirbnur for the iSsu
CO iO HtUI OF letters test ,ElGNiary. when
ant where any person Interested may APP
par a.! ,s,utcSl the same.
l'at.-i ,!:i> .Dti day Of Hepte mbcr. A. u.
is. CALLER F.. IRVINE.
IroEat: JUG. and Ex.0flict0 Clerk.
1,~l
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SMALLPOX ct lll0oosala.

A special from Nissouls IN the
Herald, 9Th Instant, says: "Rev. F..
A. RiGgin returned from Stevensvillc
Friday, bringing intelligence that
three Indians near that place had
taken sn'all-pox, supposed to have
been communicated by apriest Of the
0ision, who visited the patients OF
the nissovh pest house during their
illness. A son Of Lamphrey, y French
man living near Stevensville, also
has the disease. Sunday morning
M. Fred. Kennett, cashier Of the
4issoula National Bank, was taken
Down with . case Of varioloid, and In
consequence the afternoon Sunday
school was dlsmissed and no reli2 ious
services were held last evening. The
hank building was thoroughly fumi-
gated yesterday and again this morn
|sg. Today prisoner In the coun-
y jail maniSssls symptoms Of the dis
ease, but physicians lin attendance |
Will wait twenty-four houm before
psonoancing II smallpox"
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Railroad Racket.

The Northern Pacific track h now
about fOrty-iive miles this side Of
Bozcnlan.
Northern Pacific stock was quoted
On the 18th inst. ~ follows: Com.
mon, 81; preferred, 30.
The Utah 4 Northern pile driver
Is at work on the bridge acrows the
Deer Lodge River inside the limits
Of Deer Lodge.
The Oregon Short Line surveyors
completed the final survey Of the
line between HALEY and Bellevue
last week. Contracts for grading
have been let to the race rack below
Bellevue, and 1t Is expected that
work will lie commenced ut once.
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D. G. T.. Hoagh relurne,l from Hell
60 last night.
John F. Patterson, Esq.,, Of Ben-
ton, recently purchased 3.O0O fine
shsep In Deer Lodge Valley. which
he drove to ChOteau County.
Mr.. w. J. RolDl,ins, heretofore
Ioote agent On the Utah 4 Northern
Railsopd, has been appointed Chief
Clerk Of railway mail service, with
supervision over the railway mail
service In Utah, Idaho and Montana.
Mr.. Robbins extensive experience
In railway service, and his great ex-
ecative ability, e'ninently qualify
him for the important duties Of his
new position.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Aiwell MGwry, .Iecra.etl.
Notice H. hereby given by the undersigned
tie administrator OF TIE estate ri AtWPlI
Mrwry, deceased. to The creditors tDr and all
persons having claims against the ~ III de-
c..aAs.i. to <x,i hit them. with ~: necessary
vs,iichcrx, within ten months after the nrSt
pubitcn Ion OF this notice, to the admInis-
traitor al lhs Probate Court room, IN Eut =
City H. the county Or silver inw.
EDWIN n. WATERBURY,,
Administering Of the estate Ol .Aswcll
Iluwry. .IrJcHst,!.
''~'',i This ;@!h Gay 0i September, 1853.
lf;SINxwsw
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TERRITORIAL NEWS.

Rich ore b being mined from the
bvzzler claim, on boulder crvx.k.
Shannonvills h the name Ut = new
town established four miles bc!ox
Thompscn's Falls.
Big Jefr and his hand Of twelve
hosse-thjeves are said to l,e eucamps.l
Ut the cruising OF the Nuscleshell.
It II said that on account Of search
~ Of fuel, fir cOrdwood was sold q,
Bsnto" lust week 1t SIS per cvr,l.
The aggregate amount vt wool
shipped ffOsn lSertOn by river the
present boating season was !, IL, 7:ia
pounds.
Twenty-lour miles west OF Billings
b the new town Of Park City, 10.
Gated by the Northwestern cOlony Of
Ripon, Wiz.
A gentleman who recently came
up the Yellowstone estimates that
10O men have been dOwned In that
river this summer.
A brutal murder was committed a
S6w nights since on O'Fallon creek,
two men attacking third and liter.
ally hacking him to pieces.
The streets Of Helena are thronxed
and the hotels crowded with people
from oil sections Of the Territory.
The opening u the fair to-day h
expected to witness an unusually
large attendance.
Private (;eorge I.eis, Of Fort Mis-
"ou'a, who for the past year or more
carried mail between the post and
A'ssoula, made an unsuccessful At.
tempt At suicide on Wednesday. lie
Iosded his gun, and placing the
'"asx'e to bis bead, was trying to
KICK the hammer down when oh.
served BY . fellow soldier, and taken
!" change. Temporary insanity.
The town Of Rock Island, which
suseains an unenviabls reputation a.
the hardest town In Montana, !" IL
not . town II oil; but b merely q co.,
lsce'os Of tents. and h the hesalquar-
ten Of the Northern Pacific Con.
seroctton Department 1t the eastern
terminus Of the truck. Il h moved
Along ~ the work progresses. By !
'his time the construction PARTY have !
reached ShsnnOnville, and the town
md name have probably disap-
Desred.
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DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. ". ]. 0elbraith, Judge Pre-
siding.
CIVIL CASES.

CIVIL CASESs
Alvin II. Baldwin VI. Ida n. Bald
win divorce. Default taken and
cause referred.
Henry d. Ilauser ". Joel A. Mos
ct. a.; foreclosure Of mortgage.
Plaintiff granted leave to lile amend
Cd complaint, and Andrew J. Jackson
added - party defendant.
George Rice w. George johnson !;
equitable relief. Cause continued to
next term.
Lena Green w. John H. Green; d.
vorc.. Defendants demurrer over
ruled.
Kate Mitchell W.. Clas. C. Mitch
ell; divorce. Default taken and cause
referred.
Thomas Cady VI. A. V. Cady; debt.
Cause submitted ON demurrer to conf
plant and taken under Amusement.
Alex. J. Leggstt e: al; to quiet IT,
tie. Trial to jury concluded. verdict
for plaintiff:
Lee Mantle ct al. VI. John Noyes
70 quiet title. Jury returned into
Court, failing to agree on verdict, but
with special findings Of fact.
Samuel Mulvillc ct 81. w. Harry
G. Castle ejectn,ent; Trial pro-
creased.
49,, CRIMINAL CASES.
Territory W. Harry Mitchell and !
Andrew J. Eddy; grand larceny; de- |
PENDANTS arraixnei and granted a
hours In which to plead.
Territory VI. VIM. Nader; assault
10 kill; same entry.
Territory W. Louis Hesnbu :kler;
assault with intent to do bodily in
ury; same entry.
Territory W. Robert p. Hopkins;
rand larceny; bail fixed at $3.50.
Territory W. Michael Fisher; as
ault to kill; defendant arraigued
md granted p hours in which to
lead.
Territory ~. hector Godchaux; as-
'ault and battery; arrangement
defendant granted until .
''cDock Friday morning to plead and
'ail reduced to 500.
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The following freight was shipped
north over the Utah 4 Northern ::
To Bette, Scans Of coal, l Of -four, /:
OF merchandise and l Of rice Dillon,
] car Of sugar, Of merchandise and
sof sheep; Silver bow, car Of Pow
der.-Pa0<, :.5th.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of fora l.. Halc, dec. aysl. Notice
IL hereby .iv+n hy tho undersigned admir-
issra,nr Of TIE estate - Cara j.. Hale decees'
a. u, the cre,iis.r> Ut ~ d all PEI SONS having
ihcm with iiIc mece. sary vouchers. within
four months after the nr>t publication Of
this nctict. 10 I'll. said s.ln'njsiiat.r at
l:nt.e Guy: ~ T.. IN the county "i H'iyes
Atm vibrator Of 'tle estate Of Cora j..
Bnl. ,.tcf.;.Ssn1. seDAHWSW
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TERRITORY ~ A;ONTASA.1

TERRITORY az HONTASA,l
Crnty Of silver How.
Eiw.n =: Waterbury teing duly sworn.
rates 81 +. A. t;.ns,r:ril. Jan.n Cavauau.h.
James Hnxi:.H'. Ths,s. I. R.-i,art, Moses Rice.
Stmt" H:'llwHrth. John T.. Strengthen AMI
rer 'n;and isel l.. ,!ecea III. are correct AID
N"a ~ The hest Of INV A,,Owir,iy.. and hejicr
AMI mat lee has hot i.e-n interested In -,
'nhcr% ise Hs>sn'ia:ai with any ,er.un il, lie
expenditures above enumerated, "'>
49,. EDWIN u. WATERBURY.
,,,,. ssr., ana swarm 30 before me this
'2th day "i September, \. u lSx,
CALEB T.. IRVINE.
seEi:I;t-xW :'roi,: 10 In,I"o
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DR.: &. r. Hough, who is reported
~ the Erc"iMg Smut Mil to have
LIT for Helena yesterday morning,
called 1t our Office later In the day.
This b the quickest trip to Helena
and return on record.
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AUVoS SsOGssADO0Ss
Special - ~ MlxER.
The Board Of Apportionment las
evening completed the re-appostion.
msnt 0f the Legislative districts ol
Montana with the following result;
MENBKRs ~ AoUsE-23.
Beaveshesd County, = Choteau
County, 2 Deer Lodge County, 2;
Silver Bow Coanty, 8; Gallatin
County, 2 JelIerson County, 2;
Lewis and Clarke County, 3; May
her County, 2 Nissoula County, !;
Madison County, 2; Dawson County,
MEMBERS OF COUKCIL-12.
Choteau and Dawsoa Counties, ];
Desverhead County, ]; Custer Coun-
y, I; Deer Lodge County, I; Silver
Bow County. !; Gallatin County. 1;
Js6snon County, l; Lewis and
Clarke County, = Nayher County.
]; Missouh County, ]; Madison
County, ].
The Board also organised the
county u Dawson, and appointed
the following eoanty officers:
Commissi0ners-E. X. Weeks,
Eben Ston.oa, Robert Poutett.
ShesiG-Hesry Dion.
Probate Judge-J. f. Maloney.
Assess0r-John p. Nolan.
Clerk and Re corder-(ie0. p.
Tingle. SEARLEs.
HELENA, Sept. q, 1SH2.
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National Bank
The Great English Remedy

IL n never falling
cure tor Nervous l,e-
billy. Exhausted
Vitality. SeIninx I
Weakness Sp"rina-
tHrrEss'a .I.,ST NAN.
HOOD. In,pOicncy.
Paralysis, l'rOsta-
t"rrI::"a. AMI all
ih"itrrit,l@ effects OF
S"If.A hu.e, ynItb-
fnl l'Iliia'x and ex-
OusSAsS Il, s.,ne.,s.
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Payments Must be Made
IN ADVANCE.

Pupils are rrquirssl to bring all necessary
articles for the toilet.
special rates fDr two or NOR. III an, ra,,,,l,
att"i"t ing ts,c institution ut the saline time
For further particulars apply :"
SXSGER ~ lsERxOR.
W charge Of -. Mays .As.:.....l.,y.
<'@uE-IiS" Deer y.s:slss~. q. II.
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! - q. years. GuclI' az IIO.N
~ Memory. Lassitu e. Nocturnal Ennis
SION. = version To- -. ciety. l.inafpSx Of Viz
ION, S0is''S ~ Tie II. ad-the vital hu,d mas.
snC uliaDhs''rV.d J., the a. inc. and MANY
other disca cs that lead to In. anity mi
| he;s!ls. ' ~'
bR. MINTiE Will .grec to forfeit FIVE
ntNDRED DOLLARS fer u case nj this kin.i
we IFAI NE'T0HATIVE (ni,:is r his special
"''Si:c ana e;.ihIeni) will moi cure or inr
an!tnlnG 1E:iii" or i"juri1,lis fs,uil In II.
i'H. NiNTl:: treat: all Private Diseases
successfully without mercury. T. u,xultA
t'.'n i''"'. Thorough examination AMI nd
Vice. including nnMlyS OF urine, So Price
" VITAL RE>rORATIvE ~ u bottle, or fu,r
times III" quantity. $50: ker! to any nj.
''re~S ''p"" receipt Of price. or 4. y. il So
c're rom HsD>r.vStiO .a,ul In rriya I. m mo
u desired. ny 4. MIETiE. II. - +, who in
s"Gu'ar y ysician graduate Of the lIni-
Eer> :" PennxyI vaniN)
IL hfARNEY ST.. SAN FEASCisCO, CAL.
Sample, bottle FREQ.
Sen! ''n ap:lir lion ~ !c:i.,. stating
symptoms. -: an, a:.e. l.o,n,H,lnicniio..s
strictly cOH!itie,.tiai.
Or. WHITES Kidney iaE%E.DY Me-
tnEt.ft'VM. cur.S II 4 IDS OF II j,lney
a''! Eaid'r Co: "i"irtS. Enrnr, hus. i;l.es.
It'Hrnlr;i'rd For sale by nj! ru. r:xts: ~
" '"it!i'. or SIX tr'ti!eS .tr..5
I":. AINrif.'S bANhELIUN PILLS
".: :h" '">i "''' cheapest DYSPEPSIA and
EiLLI.rs cure in the market. FOR sale i,v
'''"'"ss's's' :septr
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/. q. q. T..

K"'%ciy LO1g.. No. II. meets every Tuos.
G&y evening NJ their L. ali. ct,rinr Main n,
Hrsnttc stres u. ut O'Clock y. m. SOi.,nrn.
invited to attend. "''''
+. \. SHAW ,Scc'y.
". A. RAIkrox ~ u
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Plain and Ornamental Needle
Work Taught Free Of CHARGE.
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secure and Profitable
INVlIS.rN1l:N

,.. MsUiUE u ." v. Vermont 4 In. -,
viii .. com: d.di'cc,ly "r i,dI,.c,,v"
give ,'.;, H. :,:.. or Bankers bust, c.x.
",a IN r'rt:ai'!y. and withcut ecirv W." 49,.
""s"ee" !" the least ~ personal Interest
,,.. Letter se:'t regularly by Monday n,,h,..
..:;.. : IT. closed cave 0r.. ior iIr',;, ",,,.s.1
DOLLAR sent to WV ""'' Oi ONE
+. de- V. VERMONT 4 CO.
ous lGxwtf W. ~. f.iD
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Mill Greek Mills,
Buy AIiilCreek xxx
FLOUR.

Graham All Feed always on hand and
for safe Address,
ChUs. 19iG.tscla.
lGseHSW.f Sheridan, Montana.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-07
NEWS NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Parnell does not intend to revive the
league.
The Missouri legislature adjourned at
noon Friday.
The troops claim decisive victory over
the Indians in Arizona.
Business failures tor the week numbered
10l, decrease of nine.
The pope directs the bishops to use eff
forts to restrain persecution of the Jews.
The newspapers have Frank James To-
Gated in New York and Alabama on the
same day,
Therecent announcement of new motor
that was to revolutionize railroading turns
out to be impracticable.
The Illinois senate has concurred in the
house amendments to the apportionment
bill, and the work is done.
Chas. Fisher, q notorious safe burglar,
was sentenced to the penitentiary for FIVE
years at Hannibal Friday.
The hail-storm Friday evening at St.
Louis broke great deal of glass and DAM
aged the plants and shrubbery in the parks.
The Pennsylvania iron men have had an
interview with Secretary Folger about the
duties to be paid on car axles and hoop
iron.
Captain belong and eleven men have
been found by Engineer Melville. They
were all dead The search Tor Lieut.. Chip
continues
DR.. Mclean says the way to solve the
Indian problem is to have it understood
that every Indian who leaves his reservation
is to be shot.
The Cincinnati chamber of commerce has
denounced the board of health as inefficient
and called for the appointment of health
officer with complete control of the sanitary
force to try and stamp out the smallpox.
In the senate Friday resolution offered
by Mr.. Window was adopted, calling for
an investigation of the raising of money to
be used to influence legislation regarding
whisky in bond. The court of appeals bill
was taken up, After considerable debate
the bill went over until to morrow, and
the senate adjourned to that day. In the
house the tariff commission bill was taken
up in committee of the whole. Mr.. Kelly,
Of Pennsylvania, closed the debate. An
amendment was offered by Mr.. Randall.
Mr.. McLauo gave notice of resolution to
recommit when the committee rose and the
house adjourned.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-07
OHURCHEs.

|,AlRO BAPTIST. Corner Tenth and Poplar
u streets; preaching first and third Sundays In
each month, II q m, and 1880 P. nj prayer meet
ing Thursday, 7:30p. n. sunday school g:Su Am
'"h Rev. A. J. HESS, Pastor.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMEH-tEPiseoopaD
l j fourteenth street; Sunday 7:o0a m, Holy
Euchsrist; Q 80 a. m Sunday school u % a. IN
Morning Prayers 7 $50 P. m, Evening rfaJere' e.
p Davenport, s. T. d. Rector
THIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
i Preaching at 10: 80 a. u, p M and 1:oo p m
sabbath school al 730 p. IN Rev. T. j. SHORES,
paetor
LUTHERAN Thirteenth street,; services sab
j. bath 80 q, M. Sunday school Up m rev
Knsppe, pastor.
xIETHoDIsT-Co Eighth and Walnut streets
\ Preaching Sabbath Il 90 q. m. and ~ y, IN
sunday school at 800 p. IN. Rev. j. a eca'iet''
actor.
nREsBYTRRIAN- Eighth street; preaching on
/ sabbath at II 90 q. m. and $50 p m. Prayei,
meeting Wednesday At 1850 p. mi SUNDAY oenoo'
ssp n. Rev b. Y. George, pastor
e,r JosEPHS ,RomAn Catholic) Corner Gross
- and Walnut streets; services Sabbath lo'oO D.
m sunday School Of 2 p. M; VeeRers 2. IN, eef'
noes every day at Q q. m. Rev Ohara' rrest'
OF. PATRICK's-1R oman Cstholicl Corner Ninth
y street and Washington avenue; services Seo
oath and 10 g m. vespers 5 p. M. sunday sehooi
2p IN. services evory dsy ct q. m. Rev. Maseisoo
priest.