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BROWN IL CHEW,
Attorneys for Mortgages,
10 Morris, Mimi.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
County of Stevens, %.

STATE OF MINNESOTA
County of Stevens, o.
In Probate Court,
Special Term, March y, 1881
IN the matter OF the Estate of Jens Wiltzen
deceased
On reading and filing the petition of Anna
Z. Wiltzen, Administrators of the estate OF
Jens Witzen, deceased, representing among
other things, that she has fully administered
said estate, and praying that time and place
be fixed for examining and allowing her ac-
count Of her administration, and for the as
signment of the residue of said estate to heirs,
Ii is ordered, that said account be examined,
and petitioned heard, by the Judge of this
Court, on Monday, the 7th day of May, A. d.
1883, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, in said county.
And 1t is further ordered, that notice thereof
be given to all persons interested, by publish
ing copy of this order for three. successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing, in the
Morris Tribune, a semi-weekly newspaper
printed and published at Morris, Minn., in
said county.
Dated at Morris, the 9th day Of March. A.
d. 1893.
By the Court,
SEAL. l.. E.. PEARCE,
Judge of Probate.
BROWN & CHEW,
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CAUTION.

HasaC Care must be taken in Cold Weather
to have the Flour thoroughly warmed before
mixing; also, to keep the Sponge in warm
place until ready for baking. BY carefully
observing these simple precautions you will
get good bread every time; while, if neglect
ed, your bread Will be poor and dark, no mat
ter how good the -four.
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CYRUS ALLEN
JNo. RICHARDS.
RnC & ALLEN
Draymen.

NORRIS, MINI
All Business in Our Line Attended to promptly,
and In business like manner.
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UoN. J, H. BROWN, District Judge.
JNo. W. ARcTANDER, District Attorney
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BUSINESS CARDS.

VIZ W. GRISWOLD,
Attorney at LaW.
NORRIS MINNESOTA
Real Estate, Collection, Loan and Insurance
Agent Office Ut the Court House.
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~ T ppowS F. B. CHEW
DROWN & CHEW,
Attorneys at LaW.
MORRIS, MINI.
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VIII at all time receive prompt attention.
CRISIS either Ground or Exchanged as
the owners prefer.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-09
A TILTED SUITOR
Gets Revenge bv Stealing His Intended
Wedding Outfit.

LOUISVILLE, March s. - Miss Susie
Washington, coquettish brunette Of Third
street. was TO have been married Yesterday
10 Joseph 4. WingitIf o.. Chicago, hut the
because OF singular nc
currence, which is said 10 be good lesson
for the heartless flirt Up to Monday last,
Henry Barrett, coal dealer, was her ac-
cepted sutton, and the wedding prepare
tons were all In the interest OF his devo-
ton, which was 10 be rewarded on Wedncs-
day. As he was saying goodby TO his aill-
anced she suddenly altered her manner,
and said that she did not
love him, but preferred the Chicago man
and would marry him instead on Wednes-
day. Barrett was so dazed that he went
off without word OF protest. The next
day he concluded to make q last appeal,
and called at the house. Miss Washington
was out and be waited. Noticing through
the half open door that her bridal outfit
was lying on the bed, he conceived the
idea Of spiriting the wedding clothes
away, thinking that with "nothing
To wear Miss Washington
would not stand before the bridal altar at
the appointed hour. he accordingly
rolled them into q bundle and carried them
off. Later on the vcxed beauty swore out
warrant for his ,rresl, but up
to to-day he had not been found. The
wedding with the Chicago man has been
postponed, and the outcome Is awaited
with interest,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-09
MRS. LANGTRY.
Her Failure to lmprove-Freddie's
Trials and Disappoiutmeuts,

CHICAGO, Marchs. The matinee given
BY the Langtry company yesterday after
noon al Haverly's, was largely attended.
Mrs. Langtry shows no sign OF improve
ment since her former appearance, and to
see her do the same thing in precisely the
same way after an interval of some weeks,
induces more pronounced suspicion than
before of what Is called "Parroting. -
The audience was generally cold aud I'm
responsive. Mr.. Gebhsrdt appeared at
the Grand Pacific Hotel, much TO the sur
prise Of Sam Turner.
''Want q roomY said the clerk.
''Ahem, aw, no." replied Mrs. Lang.
try's escort. "Wo are stopping In our
palatial car, elegant quarters, assure
YOU, quite sufficient and good enough for q
fellow, you know. BY the way. sent my
man down to get Mrs. Langtry's letters
and trunk which was sent by express, but
the awkward fellow had gone down to the
ship, and he's down in the cabin OF the
yacht lder. Did you ever see such q
rumpusf It's deuced pretty mess to put
a fellow into at this time OF day. then
Mr.. Gebhardt went to the bar and called
for drink Of gin.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-09
The NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Progress In the Star Route Trial =
Money in the Treasury-Po-
liticaI Notes.
stas.Route Trial

Warrington, ID. c., March 9.--Gen.
A. Miles was called TO the witness stand
by the defense Ia the STAR Route trial. He
testified that In the summer Of 1875 he went
into the Tongue river. country. 1t was
just after the Custer massacre, and there
were few white settlers there except army
attaches, who established mail service.
From twenty 10 sixty days We're
consumed In communicating with
Washington. He remembered that John
Dorsey came TO Fl. Keogh before the
Tongue River route was opened, thinking
that route might be established more d.
rect than that proposed. Witness sent out
an armed escort In the attempt TO discover
such route. The attempt failed. howey-
err. and Dorsey returned to Bismarck,
Witness described the obstacles 10 the
establishment OF mail route arising from
the hostility Of Indians. Sometimes, he
said, white men could pass safely over
the road, and again they were
liable TO be molested. He remembered
one occasion when the mail had been cap.
tured. Witness bad called upon the post
master general and one Of his assistants,
and had written letters through official
channels recommending the establishment
ard increase for the Tongue River route.
Gen. Miles produced a copy Of the first let.
ter he bad written in that connection, but
II was excluded on account o. its date. He
said he recommended the increase service
because they only got mail once week,
and were lucky TO get that. He believed
be recommended q tri-weekly or
daily mail so as TO bring
bis command In closer communication with
the War Department and for the benefit OF
the settlers. At times the route had been
OF the greatest service often advising him
OF the movement Of Indians and enabling
him TO anticipate them.
Nothing Of importance was developed IN
the REORGANIZATION, and after its concu.
sion, counsel spen, some time in the custo.
mary wrangle over official papers. Hanni.
bal ID. Norton was then called. He had
been for six years Chief OF Finance di.
vision in the third assistant Postmaster
Generals office. He detailed the methods
pursued In that office in paying RENTED
fines. George NJ. Sweeney, Of the Con
tract Office, next appeared with huge pile
Of papers, being accounts OF the deductions
mn IS and remisslons made upon nineteen
routes set out in abe indictment Mr.. Will
son began TO examine the witness
in connection with them. A recess was
taken.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-09
How tho Sick are Robbed by Doctors
and Druggfsts.

CHICAGO, March S.--The exposure made
Of the practices of number OF physicians
who are otherwise reputable, OF entering
into collision with favored druggists TO rob
patients who apply TO them, induced sever
al druggists aud Others to write congratu'
latory notes to the papers, One OF these
druggists calls attention to two prominent
physicians who have entered the fraudu.
lent league; the first with an office not far
removed from the corner Of Stnteeand Ran
dolph and another In the vicinity OF the lie.
land hotel. A prescription written out by
the latter which would cost, II IA
said, 90 cents, ordinarily costs So so az tha
drug store where the patient has TO take II,
as other druggists can't understand the
cipher formula. This glaring system OF
robbery Is much more extensive than was
At first supposed, and demands immediate
investigation. Because q pers N unfoltu-
natelv gets sick and has to patronize doc.
tor or druggist he Ia romorselessly robbed,
He may not have much money al the time,
aud may know some druggist who Is will.
Ing TO trust him, but because that druggist
IL not In league with tho physician the
helpless sufferer has to borrow TO buy hls
medicine and pay an extra commission TO
two thieves. II IN not asserting an ,lntruth
when It IL affirmed that the physicians who
thus plundered their patrons are among
the best and most prominent Ia tho city
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-09
NEWS NOTES.

The MalnG Senate on "Wednesday passed
the phi making the punishment Of murder
death.
jay Gould and family left New York on
"wednesday evening Tor pleasure trip to
Flori da
The anti -monopolists Of Nebraska have
raised Sl3J, OJO 10 publish new morning
paper at Lincoln.
In the Arkansas House OF Representa-.
.tye', on Wednesday, The bill compelling
al railroads 10 reduce passenger fares was
defeated.
II Is stated that Prince Gortschakoff's i'll
ness IL due 10 the recent attempt to poison
him. The German police are making in
yestigations.
All the furnaces and rolling mills and
other works Of the Bethlehem Iron
Works, Of Allentown, Pa, employing
1900 men, started work again on Wednes-
day.
Fire broke out at $50 O'Clock on We'd
nesday night in the Wholesale drug house
OF ilttern ~ Co., Nashville. Tenn. The
loss Il 500, 600; insurance SIPS 900. The
origin is not known.
The C0roner's verdict in the case OF
Hunter, whose mangled body was found in
the Water-tank at MassillOn, o., recently,
charges Hunters wife, her paramour, her
daughter, and her father with murder.
Trade between Germany and Italy is
growing so fast that the 81. Gothard rail-
way Is running extra. The increase is
mostly coal and iron, of which England has
hitherto had a practical monopoly in Italy.
In Cleveland on Wednesday afternoon,
William Lyon, 81 years old, shot n woman
from whom he was divorced five years ago,
lnnletlng severe, perhaps fatal wound,
and then puta bullet through his own
brain.
The Democratic State convention Of
Michigan on Wednesday afternoon nomi-
mated John W. Champin, Of Grand
Rapids. for Judge OF the supreme Court,
aud Arthur L.. Clark, of Sanilac
County, for regent Of the State Universe
ty.
In court room in Texarkana, on We'd
nesday, G. L. Dixon, Sheriff OF Miller
county, Ark, shot A. l.. johnson through
the heart, killing him instantly. The men
had standing grudge against each other
tor some time growing out Of gambling
transactions.
An atteQpt was made by four despera-
does on Wednesday night to rob the mail
train or the Little Rock and Fort Smith
Railroad near Van Buren,. Arkansas.
They failed in the altenipt bat killed l"n
duct0r Ohm CAME and brakeman Mit Les
ter, who gave the alarm. The railroad
company offer reward OF 5000 and
Crawford county one Of 81 200 for the cap
tyre OF the Williams.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-09
ILLINOIS LEGISLATORS.
Warm Debates In Both Houses-Appropria-
tons for the Unfortunates

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, March SIN the
Senate this morning the special order was
postponed for the reconsideration OF the
vote by which the bill for taxing express
companies failed to pass. The reopenipg
OF the question occasioned another ex-
citing debate which occupied the full limit.
thirty minutes, given 10 each member on
any question. The supporters OF the bill
where Messrs. Whiting, Hamilton and
Laning, through the efforts of whom
the bill was sent to the Committee on Ju.
dietary. The Senate went into executive
session. The nominations Of Messrs. Brain
ard Lewis and Stratton Were confirmed; also
that OF Rumsey as South Park Commits.
Administrator Of Calhoun county. A bill
providing for filling county offices made
vacant during the term OF office passed
the Senate. A large number OF bills were
read and referred. A motion that when the
Senate adjourns to-day II be to meet to.
morrow ut 40 q, m was carried. The
special order was taken up at II O'Clock,
the subject being the contingent expenses
OF the State. Several Senators were
ready with suggestions for retrenohment.
The bill was considered by sections and
amendments were offered, The bill was
still under discussion at 1910, when the
Senate adjourned.
After warm debate In the House the
bill mf king an appropriation OF $40, 900 for
the victims Of the Diamond Mine disaster,
with G,00O more for the Coulterville suffer.
ers, was passed, and the Shawneetown aud
Rose Clare appropriation bills were ordered
TO third reading. The bill appropriating
5000 as a reimbursement for The levee at
Mound City was sent TO committee on
Municipal Affairs. Renbrts NJ committee
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-09
RAILROAD MATTERS.
A Proposed New line-A Rate War
Imminent.

INDIANAPOLIS, ND, March s.-Super-
intendent J. A. Mcleod, OF the Chicago
Air Line. was in the CITY to-day. He Der
fected arrangements for the accommodation
OF the Union Depot, and concluded
Encouragement with General Manager
Thomas, OF the Bee Line, for term
inal facilities. The Air Line will use the
Be5 Line tracks from Massachusetts, avenue
and their freight depot, the Wabash being
unable TO accommodate them. This will
give them access TO all the Union Company
facilities. The line will be opened about
April LIST.
ANEW ROAD.
II Is understood that W. R. McKeen,
President Of the vandala Line, is the chief
mover In the construction Of new road
from Brazil down through Washington
county TO the Ohio and Mississippi road,
thus tapping the richest coal field in the
state. y party Is now engaged In survey
Ing the line.
RATE WAR,
Another passenger rate war Is threatened
here by the well-founded rumor that the
Vandalia and Chicago and Alton roads are
selling tickets by scalpers, and the Missouri
Pacific has instructed Its agents to pay
commissions to scalpers. In view Of this
fact the Indiana, Bloomington and Western
and Wabash people are threatening not on.
ly to pay commissions but also 10 open
their outside ticket Offices. This Is later.
81 development Of the rate war which began
at Columbus, Ohio, yesterday, bet ween the
n-Handle people on the one side and the
Indiana, Bloomington and Western and
Baltimore and Ohio on the other.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-09
A Resort for wealthy sports Near New
York.

NEW YORK, March s.--Henrletta Wiley,
daughter Of the late Henry Harbucs. once
q. prominent citizen Of New York, lived In
the country seat Of Jas. Common, n type
founder at Westchester. For some time
damaging reports have been In circulation
IN regard to Mrs. Wiley and her numerous
visitors, her house, it was said, having
been kept In state Of constant confusion BY
carouslng parties Of both men and
women from New York. A short time
since her friends made application to the
court to have her case investigated, and II
necessary have n commission take charge OF
Mrs. Wiley and her estate valued at $780,,
600, The cNee came up before Judge
Dymnn. The testimony was interesting,
as II duplicates many prominent families OF
this city. Mrs. Wiley employed some
fifteen servants, all of which were sworn.
The quantity Of wines, liquors, cigars,
etc., which camo into the house weekly
was astonishing. The testimony showed
that Mrs. Wiley had been an lhabitual
druuknrd for years. Her appearance
was prepossessing, which seems TO have
attracted the wealthy sports Of New
York f
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-09
THE NASHVILLE FIRE.
Searching for the Bodies Of the Missing
Men.

NASHVILLE, TENN, March g. AT $3.50
this morning search tor the bodies OF the
missing men in III" dchri. OF liie Road
street lire last night, began The remains
Of young man about 80 years old were
found, and since have been identified as
Thomas Alomack, moulder A few hours
later the bodies OF VIM. Miller, boiler
maker, and John FIRTH former police.
man, were taken from the ruins. rne
three men We're crushed 10 death by the
falling wall of Lltterer's drug store. while
Joining building during the fire about 10
O'Clock last night.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-09
Treasury Topics,

WASHINGTON, March s.-A statement
OF the United States Treasurer shows gold,
silver and SHIFTED States notes In the Treas
ury as follows:
Gold coin and bullion, Sl57, .GI 7si; sill.
yer dollars and luilicn, SlO4 $40 ,9a9;
fractional silver coin, s2Is, 257, 755; United
states notes. A7 1856, i46; total, S3js, 5if, g.
900. Certificates outstanding. Gold,
si3, 100, 500; silver, S6S, ga, $50; currency,
$40, So, 900
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-09
Calling OH the President.

WASHINGTON, d. C., March s.-A
delegation Of Chippewa Indians in charge
Of the Rev. Ignatius Tomazin, now in this
city, called At the White House and paid
th cir respects TO the President.
The MaIagassy En,ors, accompanied by
Secretary Freylinghuysen, Assistant
Secretary Dasls, General Sherman and
large party Of Congressman and Others left
here on the United States steamer Dispatch
for visit 10 Nt. Vernon.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-09
The Illinois InvNue.

ELaIN, ILL.,, March S.--The trustees Of
tho Northern Hospital for the Insane, 10.
Gated here, held their quarterly meeting
here 1Ne Board discussed ut some length
the question Of making room for new cases.
There are now III tile hospital $50 eases,
aud its capacity " overtaxed, Within q
Tow weeks the Superintendent has been
compelled 10 refuse admission tonutnerous
appl'cgn,s, IT was finally decided to get
ria OF incurables W. fast as possible, and
eleven Of such were ordered returned to
the places they were sent from forthwith.
" this number four are from Will county.
The upertntcndcnt will further thin out the
army Of dcmcnted, that now cases wherein
there Ia ground for hope for restoration to
reason, may be admitted for treatment.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-09
THE MARKETS.
MARCH 8, 1888.

CHICAGO.

CHICAGO,
H0GS-Quiet, steady and unchanged !;
light 50 5O,G1 Is; mixed packing S5 50G
10; heavy packing and shipping 81 -OCa
s..
CATTLE Active; 1Oal5 higher; ex.
ports ~ 21Nd6 10; good to choice ship
ping - 6Ila6 %; common to fair Sjt0
90; butchers - SO(a5; stockers
$3 5O,a5 ~.
CATTLE--Light shipping s. 12ka5 70;
Heavy shipping steers - Sj66 80; Good to
prime native cows and heiiers - 3jG15 90 (;
Native steers and heifers "a 50raj %; Cows
and calves SIS w G660 90.
HOGS-Strong and higher; active ship
ping demand Light to good Workers
" 90a7 10; heavy 81 25C87 IS; butchers
to extra 81 20Ca7 6O skips and culls - So
at 30.
SHEEP-Good 10 fancy 81 7jG6;
medium to fair 50 75ca4 so; Texan - GOA
400
Grain. Etc.
CHICAGO.
CbIcago-.Wheat 81 0sA April, 81 1SA
May, II Il June. Corn 51S March, 37I
April, G2hGd'. May, 62S June, 63tsf az
July. Oats AZ April, 44a May, Az June
Rye lower, GSH May.
ST. LOUIS.
wHEAT-Closed 81 10 March, 81 131
April, u IS May, 81 l5h June, II O9h
July.
CoRN--5i% March, SO April, 57H@h
May. ON June, 80 July.
..OAlS-4S& March, 1917 April, 44>G0b
May.
NEW YORK.
WHEAT-Less active at S68h lower;
No. 1whito s. l6. No. cred April 81 23G0
Y; Mar II a5S0h; June 81 25,sG16h;
MarchSi q hid, 81 81 z asked
conn Dull; aG1H lower; mixed West
ern,spot 63t0i3; do futures 69(072h.
OA'TS-b61& lower; Western 52Cd59.
Country Produce.
ST. LOUIS.
BUTTER--Creamery at 35036 for choice
and fancy and S3i134 for seconds. Dairy
2Sd3O for choice and fancy; medium lover
sailed, streaked, or miXed) 20G92i COM
mon 10 medium l2G20. Northern roll
quiet--choice AT 20C92l; off grades range at
1TGI9. Nearby make not so plentiful,
aud choice ready sale at lo0l7; low grades
1208A.
EGGS--Steady and moderately active at
AhGdl5; Irregular pks., Nal less. Goose
eggs nominal Al 40.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In ur-
gent demand at lI6GlSc per pound: Chick
ems steady and In fair demand at S2Ca35O for
small to medium; S3 7jGd4 for choice, and
"a ~ for fancy; Ducks--SiC14 % for small
to S. for choice large Geese range at S9OD
4 to $56e8 for small and rough to choice
large and fat. Iiye-Chlckens In liberal
Offering and easy--mXed $3 75N34; and hens
"a 256oi so; Turkeys Ia demand and
small g0bblers Sj2Gl5, large gobblers xl6t6
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-09
Alexander stephens Funeral.

ATLANTA, March S.-The stephen men,
orial services qegan ut 10. The attendance
was overwhelming. Many delegations Of
citizen and military are here from differ
emf paris 0fthe State. Speeches were made
by Martin j. Crawford, Geu. Toombs,
Gen. Jackson, Senator Brown, Col. Jones,
Attoney-General Anderson, Dr., Miller
and cX-Gov Smith. The funeral is at
three. Dr. Talmage will make one of the
prayeHs
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-09
Michigan Greenbackers.

DETROIT, MICH, March S,-The
Gr2enback State Convention met at Ian.
sing at noon. W. D. Fuller. OF Newaygo,
was chosen temporary chairman. Alter
the appointment OF the usual committees
they adjourned TO the afternoon.
Democrats yesterday for fusion on an
evenly divided ticket for Supreme Court
Judges and Regents 81 the university will
be accepted.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-09
At Helena.

HELENA, ARK, March s.--The river
rose scant half inch during the past
twelve hours. 1t Is thought the levees can
gencies, as they We're maintained last night
against terrible east gale that sent the
water dashing over In many places.
The situation Is still critical,
however, and there will be no
relaxing vigilance and labor TO make every.
thing compact and thoroughly secure.
Below Helena, the country Is all under
water, from five to fifteen feet backwater
from he Hubbard break appearing IN the
lower end Of the city, but it will do no
damage. Unless other breaks occur there
will be no overflow IN Helena. The Lang
vile River rose two inches last night. This
indicates that the rise here will continue
some DAYS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-09
Read and Circulate.
The Illinois Central r r Co

win sell any Of its remsiniug hands at one dol
lay per ncre ers than the present prcrr from this
time until the fret day Of 'tuher. 1854 Alter
that dat III prefeut pr @, viii ne restored. Al
VINO desire ~ purchase should avail thrns ICES OF
TINS iDSr@I oner at once. r. nAGGY,
Land Commissioner
Foi particulars inquire Of
NJ fASTERDhY eco,
Agi-. for /. Z, r. K. Lands
Cairs, Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-09

ALTON, .1S.L., March s.--One thousand
dollars has been raised IN the Alton Catllo.
lie diocese for tho food sufferers, and will
be forwarded by Bishop BaIts. Further
contributions are TO be made by tho Calho.
10 conRreRatiVpy,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-09
The Old, Old story Of n Murderer.

SPRINGFIELD. MASS, March 7.--Joseph
Il. Loomls was hanged this morning for the
murder OF David scvott In Agawam. Two
hundred persons witnessed the execution.
Looms supplemented his confession made
"Wednesday by reading u statement on tho
scaffold acknowledging tue crime and attri.
hutipg A IN rum.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-09
RUSSIA.

LONDON, March S.--The Times corre-
spondent at St. Petersburg says number
OF important arrests have been made at
Moscow. The arrests are due to the extra
vigilance OF the police, owing e the near
approach Of the coronation OF the Gar.
There is no reason to believe In any special
plot to prevent the coronation.