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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-27
Heavy Blows.


"Yes, sir, continued the Texan,
wiping his mustache and contemplating
the Montana man thoughtfully. "Yes,
sir, Texas norther is such as is regard
ed as considerable by them that has
seen it in full operation. ="
lis it cal'lated to beat a Montana
blizzard?' inquired the man from the
Northwest, whetting his knife on his
boot and apparently much interested in
the narrative OF his companion.
at are, replied the Texan, solemn
ly. II am prepared to say that il is
cal'lated to beat anything that blows.
Stranger, I've seen nortber carry a
stone wall twenty miles and set it
down as it picked it up, without dis
placing dornick! Seen il done N.Y.
self. Oncet seen one that turned an
apple orchard upside down, and the
man had to dig his harvest And that
WASH { much Of a norther either"
81 hearn they was pretty powerful, "
continued the Montana man, ''but they
don't make nospeed.
Stranger" continued the Texan,
falling into the trap, stranger, seen
a Texas norther catch the first shake of
an 'arthquake and carry it right over
our town before that quake could get
grip anywhere Speed Speed Why,
stranger | seen norlher ketch mort
gage out'n a mans hand onct, and that
mortgage was due before the man
picked himself out II the mud,"
ltlNtlp't tl,i,1- 10, F.
served the Montana man, with an omi-
nous mildness. That's pretty fair goin'
and think a great deal o money could
be made by importing them northers
into our parts for little breathing places
when we have blizzard on
Does billiards. 90 faster than that?"
inquired the Texan, who wanted to
kick himself for not letting the Montana
man get his work in first.
81 never seen but one that wasn't
making 10000 miles an hour" replied
the Montana man carelessly.
what seemed to be the matter with
himP' asked the desperate Southerner,
sarcastically.
at was a long time before we could
fnd out, continued he from Montana
put finally when he got backsct
somewhere and wasn't going over l0t
miles minute, we got on to wha'
troubled him"
Was he sickP' demanded the Texan
ready to fight.
mo, he was trying to haul that dog
goned norther OF yours along! know
twas the same norther. cause seer
the same mortgage sticking out'n hi.
cart
And then they went at It; but whe,
the police got there the Montana maj
! was still n little ahead.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-27
County Officers.

NUUNUy UHICUFs,
Circuit Judged. j. Baker
Circuit Clerk-A, II Irwin
County Judge-J. II. Robinson
County Clerks. j. Humm.
County Attorney-J, NJ. Dsmron.
County Treasurer-Miles w. Parker
Sheria-John Hodges
Coroner-k. Fitzgerald
County Commissioncrs--T. W Halliday, j. II.
Mulcahey and Peter SauD
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-27
Election n Office.

VII NIthh ; OFFINE, Z
CAIRO, H., March l4tn, 1881,
Public notceis hereby given that on Tuesday the
18th day OF April, A. d. 1888, general election
win be held 10 the CT ofCaro, county Of Alexan-
der, state Of Illinois Tor the election OF the follow
ing named officers, VIZ: A mayor, city clerk city
each OF the 1--we wards OF the city. For the pur-
pose OF said election polls Il be opened at the
following med places, viz; In the Fret ward, at
the engine house nj The Arab fire company; In the
Second ward, at the engine house OF the Rough
and Ready Are company; in the Third ward, ST the
engine hOn-e Of the Hibeuisn fire company; in
the Fourth ward, al the court h0uee; IN the Fifth
ward, at the engine house Of the Anchor hre com
pany. Said election VIII be opened at eight
O'Clock 10 the morning and continue opened until
seven o'clock IN the afternoon OF same day
BY order OF the city council. d. j. FOLEY,
City Clerk.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-27
ST. LOUIS d CAIRO K. X.

TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS
on AND AFTER MONDAY, OCTOBER q.
Express and Mall leaves Cairo every day except
Sunday at Sis a. m. ArriY.s AZ East 81. Louis al
3:2Op. IN Arrives al Cairo at i:55 p. IN
Accommodation arrives at II 40 a m. and de
parts at :O0p m
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-27
A Curious Circumstance,

Lovers Of superstition are reveling in
singular thing which happened at
Quincy during the illness Of the late
Sam Mcdill. When he went there TO
the house Of his father-in-law Mr.. John
b. Carson, the family took to a country
house, a considerable distance from the
town, little dog Of Mrs. Medill's
thinking that its barking might disturb
the invalid. The dog was only once
brought back, and then in buggy and
only for few hours, but on the day of
Mr.. Medill's death, the family in Quincy
were astonished to hear the dog howl
ing in front Of their door. The door
was opened, and the dog rushed pell-
nell into the psrlor aud scsmpercd up
stairs to the sick room, boltcd in through
the door and sprang upon the bed. The
dying man fondled the dog. but when
the family attempted to remove the
brute. il entrenched itself underneath
the bed, from whence It was taken with
great difficulty by the coachman. Mr..
Medill died that night Chicago Herald
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-27

The Binghnmpton Rpa5Ecm at
tempted to print Mrs. Francis llodgson
Burnctt's beautiful poem entitled "A
Woman's Reason Only half Of the
poem, and that under the head of
''Farming for Feathers" appeared in
the paper. and the editor says, "a little
farming for feathers with a club on the
head Of the person responsible for the
error has produced the poem correct in
this ISSUE.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-27

EV-The 9:b0 p. m. express has PULLMAN
SLEEPING CAR Cairo to Cincinnati, without
changes, and through seerers 10 So Louis and
Chicago.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-27

IN ~ A week made at home by tho indus
Nh 1 1trious. Best business now before mo
public. Capital not needed. we
ON will start you, Men, women, boys
Ny and girls wanted everywhere to work
for us Now IL the time. You can
work In sprte time, or give vour whole time to thc
business. No otbcs business will pay you nearly
NJ well No one can fail to m akc enormous pay,
by cnQageing at once Costly outfit and terms free
Money made fast easily, and honorably. Address
TRUE u CO., Augusta, name.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-27
f. X. TIME CARD AT CAIRO.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R.k.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL R.k
TRAINS DEPAET. TRANS ARRIVE
sMa.,. ....... 3 :05 IN tMaIl ..........A.O5 m
tAccom 'da,Ion II 10 am 'ExUress ......li:iOa m
Express. ....,. $50 p N Accumulation .4:l5 p IN
C. ST. L. Il n. o. r. r. jackson Route).
tMa. ,....... 445 am tMsil......,. e.. 1902 N
tE1press....,. 1850 IN tEKptess..... 1880 III
tAc'modaton 3:t0p IN
ST, l.. Il G. r. r. (NGuuw Gauge)
sExpress..... S:l5 am Express. ...... 4;35 2. IN
'Aeeom' dalton. 100 pm accom- dalton II 40 a. M
ST. L., NJ as. RR
tExpress. .io:3Dp. IN tErpress........ ESQ . n
WABASH, ST. LOUIS & PACIFIC R'Y co.
mail 4 Tx .... 500 an 'Msi Il EN... $3.50 pm
Accom- dalton 500 y. IN Accom- dalton 1890 a. III
Freight .....-.7:i5 Ia. Freight ,..,..,. As pm.
Daily except Sunday. Daily.
MOBILE oRIORR
:55 a. m Mail....-.... 10 p m
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-27

ANSWER TnIs.--Is there person living
who ever saw n case of ague, biliousness,
nervousness, or neuralgia, or any dlsease Of
the stomach, liver, or kidneys that Hop
Bi,ters will not curey
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-27
MASTERS SALE
state of Illinois, Circuit Court OF Alex.
Islander county. In chan.
County Of Alexander Gerry.
Willie Maud Perkins

Va.
Henry T. Jackson and ARA Jackson.
Foreclosure.
Public notice In hereby given, that, IN pursuance
Of a decree made and entered by said court in the
above entitled csuse, on the lsIh day Of October,
A. ID. 1882, L. Alexander II. Irwin, master 10 chan.
Gerry OF the said cir nit court Of Alexander county,
will, on
wEDSE sDAY, THE 2STh DAY OF MARCH,
1852, at the hour of II O'Clock In the
forenoon, at the southwestcrly door
Of the court house IN the city OF Cal o. county OF
Alexander, and state OF Illinois sell at public
ton TO the highest and best bidder, for cash, all
and, singular, the following described premises and
real estate in said decree mentioned situate In sand
county OF Alexander aud STATE Of Illinois,
or much thereofas shsl be sufficient 10 satis ~
said decree, to-wit; Southeast quarter 81 the
northwest quarter OF sectiou No. four 81, IN town
chip No seventeen M, south and In range two
(2), west OF the third principal MERIDIAN
Dated, Cairo, III. March 9Th, 1883
ALEX II. IRWIN
Master in Chancery
S.P. Wheeler, ComplaInants Solicitor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-24
THE NATIONAL RAILWAY EXHIBITION.

CHICAGO, May 23.-The National Railway
Exhibition will be opened In this city tomorrow night
and in the character and number of the exhibits
ises to be the greatest affair OF the kind ever under
TAKEN In the main exhibition building are the lighter
exhibits prsing everything portable which enters
into the construction of railroad its equipment In
tue yard are locomotives, freight and passenger
coaches and water-Janks. In the gallery OF
the main building, running entirely around
it. is track for the electric railway.
During exhibition two capable OF seating forty
persons will be It, Other features mina-
ture sleeping aud dining complete in all their
details; the largest, the smallest and the Oldest lOcOmO
tive in the world, and mammoth snOwp plough used In
the Rocky Mountains.
The exhibits in the main building will be mostly In
booths The latter have been brightly decorated. and
mpoh ingenuity has been displayed In the arrangement
Of their contents. The building Is TO be illuminated with
electric lights. Among the yard exhibits which have
already arrived is the boiler OF the "Srowbrdge Lon
No l." which vert into service the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad la 1884, is also TO be exhibition Be
side II is an old coach OF the Tioga road.
one OF stepensOns locomotives built In 1928, will have
nace In the main building The managers assert that
the of loc onotves wildispay larger assOr
ment of work than exhibited IN all previous
x hibitions combined which have been held III London
New-York Paris, Vienna or Pblladelphia Inc iltts-
hnrc md Fort Wayne Railroad Company will send ia
O employ to the exhibition at the expense oi the
corporatlOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-24
FOREIGN NOTES.

sEBAsToPoI, May 23-A disa str0us fire broke out In
the Russian Navigation Companys baildin. yards on
the 2Oth inst and destroyed machinery. medes and the
workshop for ron"clads.
MADRID, May 23.-Fourteen thousand troops paradcd
They we're reviewed by King Alfonso.
CAIRO May 23Eyoub Pscha. Minister Of the Interior,
has resigned KhaiIy Pacna Will succeed hm.
GENEVA, May 23.-Count Motke has arrived
here.
BERLIN, May 23.-Therc appears to be division be
tween the German aud PrussiaD Ministers TO the
manner in which the inhabitants OF Schleswi should be
treated.
PAkis May 23.-1he harvest prospects In France arc
favorable
LONDON, May 23.-Mr. Kennard at the desire of the
leaders the Tory party has decided 10 abandon the
present session his motion offered In the House OF Com
mons ia relation to the disposition of the surplus Of the
Alabama award 1t thought that the question be
raised conveniently the expiration OF the fishery
treaty III 1884.
PARIS, May 23.-The suez Canal Company has an
nounc-d that proposes TO begin the cutting parallel
canal across the isthmus forthwith and has applied to
the En- glish Government for the atcrs support in OBJ
tanBg the necessary CONCESSION or nd from inc khe
dive.
CRoNsTADT May 23-The trial OF great Of fraud
in connection with the failure Of "a savings bank, which
directors OF the bank being transportation
one to Archange, the other 10 TobOlsk.
MADRID, May 23.-A secret society with 800 members
has discovered at Acres. Thrtyfour of the mem
bers have been arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-24
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Iay -, 1888.
REDUCED TO PULP-O 81, coo 600 IN United states
no:es and gold silver certificates reduced to
pulp in the treasury Department to-day BY the maccr-
stng process This Is greatly III excess Of the average
amount destroyed
CHIEF Moses NOT TO COVE AIoNE-The Secretary Of
War has authorized the commanding officer Of the De-
parment of Columbia to send Chiefs LlrsOpkn and
Konosket To Washington WIN Chle Moses Ihls Is 10
give the farming Indiana "A representation
An ELECTRIC LENS FOR STATEN IsLAND-The Light
House Board has made arrangements erect tower
with first Orlcr electric lens at the station ON staten
Island with view to testing the dSlcront systems o.
electric lights which eau be utilized III light houses
TIE MARINE HosPIrAL sERvIcE.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury has authorized the surgeOu-General Of the
Marine Hospital Service To MAKE regusItIon from tne
eff ct purpose OF tho Ist appropriation Or the pre-
yention Of the spread OF epiuemc uiseaoes
NOTICE TO NATIONAL BANKs.-Thc Treasurer to-day
issued notices 10 national banks that IN pursuanc of an
opinion OF the Atorney- General return posits
anu capital will hereafter required o. Nati0n Il Oanks
Is held that dUtJ OF said IONS repealed " the act
of March g. 1883 ceased the duty due and payable
January, 1883.
REVENUE MARINE CADErs-The Boarl appointed to
examine candida .orapp cadets the Rcyc
Marine Service IL Ia sion in ls city Out Oi neatly
nity applicants who have Dcen examined. tnirtY have
ho f,tmd nhvsir,lly uuaitied and ordered 10 apuear
FOR lminaOn 10 their mental htucss. TGese are
only nve appointments To DC made
Ms MURcm Nor READY YEr.-The committee ap-
pointed the affairs OF the ocot the super
ysuy Architect O the Treasury this morning
gained Mr Murch was present Mr. Murch salI ne had
made requstiOn tor additional papers, which he had
lust received. and he would ike to examine them bcorc
opening his He announced that he would be
ready TO proceed tomorrow.
BIDS FOR ENGRAVING POSTAL NOTES.-The Post Onice
Department h3s received Tour proposals for engraving
tho new postal notes two OF which were uadc Di tne
American and Homer Lee Bank Comp lics OF New YORK
The BIDS opened to-day. The award Will bc nd a
by tie Postmaster General alter tue receipt Of the
report OF the committee, whch viii probably be coIn-
pcted by he last OF this week.
THE CoNvE*rIoS OF COLORED MEN.-Thc committee.
OF which Frederick Douglass u chairman, appointed 20
make FOR national convention Oi the co..
ored people OF the United states, decided to-day 10
Change the place for the proposed convention iron
Washington To Louisville, Ky. The convention VIII
meet day previously agreed upon, September 81
III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-24
NEWS FROM THE DOMINION.

TORoNTo. May 23.-Referring to the new
Governor General Of Canada The Globe says:
There is every reason believe that our next Gov
ments OF a beau ideal constitutional repr sentative
of the Crown. judged upon hie record tnere
is not the least reason TO doubt that he
will hold the scales wisely between parties. Politically,
We can look for the presence OF another Governor
Young in wears but mature In judgment and socially,
hereis the bes ground for anticipating nat during the
term of the Marquis OF LansdowDe the cxampe OF lie
set at Rldsau Hall will again be such as might be proh
ably followed by the nation at large
QUEBEC, May 23.-The Gry-goods firm OF Fyfe &
Wright haze made an assignment Their liabilities are
estimated at $4,000
MONTREAL, May 23.-The Rev. Father Annett, cure Of
Coscopedia below Quebec publishes letter stating that
he was cured of paralysis by visiting the shrine of St
Anne where he prayed TO the Virgin 10 be relieved from
his infrrnites and was fully rest )rcd TO healiA.
ST. CATHARINE's. Ont, May 23.-Mrs. william FOuld,
age thrtynnc committed suicide In the presence o. her
clldren-a boy and girl ages nine and twelve years
spcctvey-as night this city, by cutting her throat
She first tried TO herself fire. but the boy eI in
guished the flames
HALIFAx, May 23-The ste I'm EmblctoD cleared to-
dav for Liverpool with 20 bushels gran the
WINNIPLG Man. May GA despatch from Maple
Creek the present terminus OF the Canadian Pacific
Railway states that Monday morning band OF
Pic ans from the border swooped down on that
place and stole 100 Dorscs. Maple Creek IL the heal
marters OF numbc OF contractors and mas mounted
loicc station with u troop Of thirty men,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-24
THE c0LD WEATHER AND THE CRoPs.

RICHMOND. Ind, May 23.-Wleat was not
damaged by the late cold spell Corn half planted.
and was badly damaged II will have to be partly re-
planted.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 20. There a light frost
here last night II did serious damage to growing
vegetation. Corn seriously Injured, aud large
portion will have 10 DC rcplanted
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, May 23-Corn has been some
what damaged and all kinds OF vegetation been
seriously injured by the frost and ayorabc wea her
WLeat was not Tar enough advanced TO be Injured
EVANSVILLE, Ind, May 23.-Thcre war a light frost
here early this morning Corn and wheat have not been
injured by the cold weather.
LYScnBuRG Va, May 23-snow fell lasr night foot
deep OH ths line OF the Richmond and Allegheny Rail
road. between Lynchburg and Clifton Forge. The
waaiher exceedingly cold and considerable damage
done TO crop..
ST. LOUIS. No. May 23-Heavy frost occurred on
Monday and Tuesday nights throughout the southern
and central part OF Missouri, and particularly In tina:
section of Illinois swcpt by t0rnadOes last Friday night
Eary vegetables almost entirely destroyed and fruit
and grain badly damaged. Ice from an eighth 10 a
quarter-nch thick formed In most localities
DAVENPORT, Iowa, May 23-A frost last night did
much damage 10 the small fruits in this section
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-24
SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.

PANAMA, May 12.-The Barilochi Pass be-
tween Chill and the Argentine territory, which mas oeeh
recently discovered, will place the Psc hc within seventy
miles by an easy road Of the extreme western Argen'
tine outpost Lake Nahuelhasp; and IT Will now DC
possible 10 construct railroad from the Gulf OF san
iatias Patagonia, the Atlantic. across the pampas
and through this pass Chill the Pacific, which will
be less than one half the length of that building
from BuenOs Ayres to Santiago by way of Mendoza 1t
IA dIcult TO Ovcresmate the value of this discovery
as it will hasten the development of the vast plains OF
Southern Argentine and Patagonia.
Red cotton English prints imported into Chill have
been found 10 contain IL of white arsenic TO
the square metre Their importation has been prohb-
tied.
The United States steamer Essex left Caao on May
for Honolulu with Kerr the absconder recently arrested
in Lima on board At Honolulu Kerr will be serred
to a Pacific Mail steamer which will carry him TO San
Francisco The Essex has been detached from the Pa
ciAc sauadron and attached to that In Chinese waters
During the month OF March S,s5i45S pounds OF
nitrate were shipped from Antofagasta, making total
of 45s 2s6 pounds for the present year. The msce
aneous exports 1l6 bars of silver OF the value OF
S2qS O4O; 306 bags Of silver ores, OF the value OF
$4,000 40249 pounds OF 20 per cent copper ores ana
1895 pounds OF sGlt.
Tao Sqio OF MOn;cvdeO that there ia to be secn
az Grancros Tucuman. girl three months old, who has
the figure OF the comet marked on ber forehead The
attributes the phenomenon " her having looked
to- mtently at the comet.
Quarantine regulations against this port into force
at New. Orleans June and steamers thence, which
are Just securing profitable trade, VIII have TO stop
running.
burn arrived from Guayaqu the l1t1 inst The
SappLO sailed hence for Central America On the llth
inst. .
which is trying 10 corner the banana market on the
Isthmus and along the Gulf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-24
THE ARMY AND NAVY.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-MajOr Guido N.
Lieber, Judge Advocate United states Army has been
ordered to proceed NewYork City public business
Leave OF absence for three month"; with permission to
90 beyond has been granted to Second Lieutenant
Henry Kirby, 10th Infantry the leave OF absence
granted Captain Robert Ii. Montgomery, 9th Cavalry,
March 10, has been extended five months; the leave
OF absence granted Major Edward Collins 1st Infantry
May 2, has been extended five months in the tempo
rary absence Of the Chief OF Engineers. Lieutenant
Colonel John G.. Parke Corps of Engineers, will take
charge Of the Office of Chief of Engineers the extension
OF leave Of absence account OF sickness granted First
Lieutenant Alfred NJ Raphall, 11th Infantry, May 26
1892 has been further extended year account Of
sickness for four months to take effect
In June has been granted Colonel william B. Royal
4th Cavalry the leave OF absence granted Captain
Charles steelhammer 18th Infantry, May 10, 1857, has
been extended ten days.
Assistant Engineer c. A. f. King has been ordered TO
the Alliance; Chaplain g. ID. BOOram to the training
ship Minnesota Assistant Engineer X. T. Hall has been
detached from the Alliance AMI placed on waiting
orders.
The practice-ship Dale sailed from Norfolk YESTERDAY
for Annapolis, commanded by Lieutenant Alfred
Reynolds with ninety scalnen on board.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., May 23.-rhe Uued States steamer
AlbatrOss, Lii utenInt Tanner. from Norfolk, en-
plOyed by the Fish Commission, arrived At Newport az
noon TO day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-24
TELEGRAPH NOTES.
UNpERrAKERs IN CONVENTION

UNDERTAKERs IN CONVENTION.
PHILADELPHIA Nav 23.-Ihc first annual meet
ing Funeral Direct0rs Association of
an organization composed Of unoerakes began here this
morning.
ASSISTED EMIGRANTs AT BOSTON.
BOsTON, May 23.-fhe steamer Prussian TO-DAY
brought 900 seersge passengers Most Of them are
assisted" emigrants
THE PHILADELPHIA RECORDERsniP.
PHILADELPHIA Nav 23-Ihe Supreme Court
arms tho decree OF the Common Pleas Court which Gusts
David H. from the ONCE Of Recorder Of this city.
COMPENSATION FOR WALTER STANLEY.
BOsTON Nav 23.-ihe Legislative Committee on
claims 10 day voted report bill in favor OF Walter
stanley ang him for losses incurred In construct
ing the Hoosac Tunnel The will probably not be
far from $4,000 The minority will dissent
DEFAULrER ANXIOUS TO SETTLE
NEW -BRJINswIcK n j. May 23.- The defaulting
onered TO settle deficiency hts accounts Treas
urer Wright has agreed 10 ond hun $4,000 TO enable him 10
pay the deficit
A NOMINATION BY BUTLER REJECTED
Council this afternoon the nomination of Edward Hamilton
OF the Board OF Health Lunacy aud Charity TO
succeed Charles +. Donnely, was rejected.
GRAND JURY HARD TO OBTAIN.
WAYNEsBORO, Ga, M9y 23.-Jndge Rooney IS
experiencing difficulty in appointing Grand Jury IN the case
OF the against eighteen citizens OF
having two Chinese shOpkcepers from Wynesboro
GIFT TO WILLIAMS COLLEGE
NORTH ADAMS, Mass, MAY 23-rhe trustees of
williams College received tod dag check for S50O0J from
d. Gemen Albany. 10 found pr0fessOrsip of Natural
Theology memory OF his dead son. who was student IN
"''iIRsM iTIRhsMPEnSSNCE WORK IN PENNSYLVANIA %
BFILEFONTE, Penn, May 23.-Ihr state Tenn
perance Association here this morning and
was well attended Encouraging reports read from the
different countless and resolved TO continue the WORK
ton crowded needing held IN tho House
this evening.