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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14

81 Louis, Sept, ia reporter visited
the Manual Training school Of Washington
University to-day and found about two
hundred boys enthusiastically engaged IN
their work. Pupils were found at their
desks studying, In the recitation and draw
ne rooms rccting, aud at work under tho
supervision Of skilled workmen In the car.
nentry, blacksmith and macbinc shops,
The fact that the number OF pupils in At.
tendance from far aud near exceeds the
number expected and that there are only =
few vacant seats this, the fourth, day OF tho
session, Is sufficient attostation Of the
success and popularity Of the only inslitu'
ton In existence designed to develop all
the powers OF man and, at the same time,
prepare him for any Of the activities Of real
life,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
NisconsIn Dem 0crats In Session.

MADISON, Wis, sept. IA number Of
leading Wisconsin Democrats, including
Dr.. W. A. Anderson Of La Crosse. John
e. George OF Milwaukee. Clinton Rabbit OF
BcOit, eX.CongreSsman samuel d. Bur
rhard Of Beaver Dam, y. y. Frat Of
Racine, aud Col VIM. +, Was and Con.
gresham Burr W. Jonc, Of Madison, have
been holding 4 secret session at the Park
Hotel this evening, There was general
conversation, mingled with champagne and
cigars, concerning the political situation in
the country at large, and particularly in
Ohio aud Iowa, and the Democratic
caicitaius are really confident OF success in
the latter state. Most OF the Bad.
ger chieftain> favored tariff for revenue
only aud were Of the opinion Of Villas that a
campaign Oh that issue would win in 1884.
Toward, the close OF the conference it was
unanimously agreed that # the Norwegian
vote could only be reached in Wisconsin il
was good for q Democratic victory next
year The primary object Of the gathering
appeared to have been strengthening of the
Via, boom for the Vice Pres idency, with
either Tilden or Mcdonald to Iead. ma.
iority Of the conference fivOrlng the former.
/ /, confidently expected that the Wr,con-
,n delegation in tue next convention is TO
be- pledged to Cot, Villas aspirations.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14

KINGSTON, \. Y, Sept. 10. The entire
criminal term Of the Ulster county Court Of
>Sion> has been occupied with the trial Of
George Eckert, son Of prominent Demo.
cratic politician who is indicted for sedu-
eng the daughter Of farmer of Marble
town under u promise OF marriage. The
courtroom has been crowded The case
treated something Of a sensation in conse-
quence Of the position OF the defendants
family and the strenuous efforts made to
clear him. The jury returned ayerdict Of
guilty Of seduction.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
MARY CHURCHILL.
Th Te1as-Caldwell Theory Has Been
Run 10 Earth NO Need of Looking Fur
Their in that Mays Imper-
aOpator

r. PAso, Tex, Sept. l3.-Caldwel was
IA Chihuahua day before yesterday and sent
letter TO An acquaintance in this city, pro-
testing his entire innocence Of all connec-
ton with the Churchill affair, saying he
va, going to leave for the south Immediate
ly, a, the stir had been created about him
WI> causing him some uneasiness, lest his
creditors might get after him. He pro-
tested hat be had done no wrong. There
l. q Woml II on the other side OF the river,
~ PasO del Norte, who claims to be Miss
tuurct ILL., and has succeeded in convincing
some people that such is the case. She is,
however, only a fast woman, who bears
some resemblance TO the missing girl, and
is PLAYING tHiS role as a matter Of business
and to make herself the central figure in 4
huge SENSATION. She plays the part reason
ably well aud keeps herself pretty
close. Oulv few persons have
succeeded in getting % see her as yet.
had party take Miss Churchill's picture
along aud work his way 10 her. lie says
>he weigh, 40 pounds and lacks the gold
filing in the teeth, beside being woman
lacking refinement, aud is evidently only
,hrewd woman Of the world. This Is prob.
ably the foundation Of all the late reports Of
Miss ChurchiIl'S presence in this city.
scarcely anybody in III Paso now believe
Miss Churchill has ever been here.
The Daily News publishes a large num-
her of letters from physicians OF this city
in answer TO circular asking their opinions
as TO the probability Of cholera in this coun-
Try next year or within the next few years.
Most Of them anticipate more or less chol-
ere IN this country next year and urge the
necessity Of a thorough observance of the
sanitary precautions of municipal and per-
sunII nnlipS
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
CHINA.

LONDON, Sept. l3.-PriWte advices from
Canton state that business had been re-
sumed as before the recent outbreak. On
ly few foreign merchants are engaged in
trade there. the tea traffic having drfted to
other loo iities. The inhabitants OF Canton
have the reputation Of being especially tur-
bulent at all times.
TRYING TO SETTLE IT.
LONDON. sept. l3.-rhe Standards
Paris special states that a. the Chimes
legislation and at the French foreign flee
it is asserted that negotiations relative to
the Tonquln question are being conducted.
Both sides are working with sincere de.
sire OF arriving at an amcable settlement Of
the dine ultieS. The English and Ameri-
can diplomatic representatives at Paris con-
firm the above statement.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14

RoSroN, Sept, l3.-Tac stockholders OF
the American Quick Transit Steamship
company, which built the domed steam.
ship, met Yesterday and stated that So 600
va, absolutely necessary to complete tho
steamer and pay the contracted debts, The
subscription paper found no Nigners. There
/, some feeling because OF the absence OF
the president and treasurer, and the
d,taed statement Of the expenditure.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14

TRENTON, y. j., Sept. l3.--rhc Demo-
cratic state Executive Committee remained
In session until O'Clock this morning.
when the temporary officers were agreed
upon. Allen McDermott, OslrOng Abbott
man, was chosen chairman. A careful re-
view Of the delegations at 10 O'Clock this
morning indicate thai Abbott has q good
lead, Whitaker good second aud Cochran
A fair third.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
PEOsrEROus hallway.

TORONTO, Can. sept. 10. The Globes
London cable says The Grand Trunk
railway announces that the accounts just
passed for the half year show balance.
after paying all preferences, sufficient TO
pay the Grand Trunk first and second pre-
ferences, the Great Western preference In
full; also s. Sd per share on the Western
ordinary stock. 1t is proposed TO recon-
mend the proprietors to pay the Western
ordinary in full An interest," and adjust the
accounts next December.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
C0Icrtdgc's Newport Reception.

NEWPORT, Sept. u, Lord Chirf jus.
tcc CoIoridgc was given hwIlpnt rcccp.
ton ut the Casino to-day, which wa, AT.
tended by many prominent people, Judge
samuel Bla,chtord del y'rcd IN address Of
Nrlcomc, to which Judge tolo,idgo feeling.
" replied, The theatre IN which Duc ic-
ccpllon was held was beautifully decorated,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14

NEW YORK, sept. 10. -SIade SAYS he has
not abandoned his contract with Mace, and
admits that The agreement is at the rate Of
only 500 a week. He made it with the full
knowledge that he was a novice. In his
recent fights he had never been within
tSrcc or four months OF the expiration Of his
agreement. He was satisfied, and worked
on without expense, with spending money
ahead and with chance Of something
hotter
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14

NEw YORK, sept. Is, The storm OF the
past few days has done great deal Of
damage on the Long Island coast, Bathing
houses have been swept away at Far Rock
away end other places along the beach. The
schooner Ada Lewis, Of Boston. was driven
ashore at cow Bay, the sloop John Cooper
sunk in cold springs hsrbor, and the
schooner Jane rarson is on the rocks in the
sound near oak Neck.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
BRITISH AMERICA.

81. JOHNs, n. F., Sept. 13.-Ths
United states Greeley relief steamship,
Yantc, has Just anchored here, and her
tidings are lamentable. No word has been
received from Greeley or any Of his party.
The steamer Proteus was crushed in noe
Of ice at the entrance to Smiths Sound,
July q, Capt Pike, his crew and
scientific party are passengers by the YAM
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
| IL puriiies
| the
Atmosphere.

lie exposure IN slck.
room, Cedar, Closet or
Stable pur nes the At.
m0sphcre and driyes
away the germs cf dis
case and death
Taken internally it
Bunfcs the stomach,
giving 1t tone an d
healthy yicor Itis nus
that 1t cures Indigestion
aud Dyspeps!a
When used az a Lotion
1t destroys ali FreCkle
and Blotch producing
germs leaving the skin
clear, white and trans
parent h. that of a little
child.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
OVER THE OCEAN,.
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Sept. l3.-rho authorities still!
find grco, difficulty in s,lppressing the
Croo,Ian troubles. They no sooner crush
out the robclious spirit in one quarter than
1t crops out In another. News Is just re.
colNed Of IN outbreak In Jakohovanb yoster.
day, which the troops only suppressed
after firing on the mob, killing fifteen OF
them and wounding many Others.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
EASTERN LINES,

rRIIEr Leave CApo:
800 "A ~. NJ all,
Arriving IN st Louie sA5 an; CLicago, o'o0 pm.
Conuecting at OdIu aud Ef-nghtm for enc
natl, Louisville Indianapolis aud po'nIs Es7''
IA am. Et. Louis and Western
h4xpTees.
Arriving IN 81. Louis :; 0' p. m, and conneeuhs
for 81 points West
800 pm. Fast EHpress
F,rst Louie anu Chicago, arriving al ~. boAir
iO:4U y m, and Chicago 80 = m
800 pm. Cinoinna II Express
Arriving al Cincinnati 100 am; LnuisNlie oio2
Indianapolis 4:u5 am. Passengers by
this train reach the above points / - 10 90
HOURS In advance OF any other rou'e.
En-TheS:S0 p. IN. express has fCLLhAN
SLEEPING CAR CAIRO 20 CiGc.nnGi, wllnoal
changes, and through sleepors 70 s. Loulr Sne
Chicago.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
G H 0 l. + r A!
PROF. DARBYS
Prophylactic Fluid.
The most powerful AntIseptic
KNOW n.
WILL PREVENT THE CHOLERA

The most powerful An
tiseptiC agent " b CHI
chemistry has produced.
lts use either inter
nAlly or externally rem.
dcrs all II comes In con.
tact with. pure, sweet
and clean, the produc.
ton Of disease germs
ceases and the patient
RECEIVERS,
When used on Ulcers,
Scalds, Burns, EIuptious
and Sores it stops all
Pam, sweetens the psrts
and promotes the rapid
formation Of h ealt by
Flesh,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
ST, LOUIS.

BUTTER Dairy-Cholce to fancy lSas0, II
dlj mrlium fair to good ll6Dl2, common
sml0, Good to choice nearby in pals Sl0fp
IL; common 7CdS. Sales: 20 tubs fancy
creamery at %; ITO tubs June do 70.
POULTRY Steady and unchanged.
offerings inadequate; demands fair.
We quote: Spring chickcns--Fancy large
~ a5la2 30, choice Sst02 10; fair to good
sized 81 j0Cdl 10; small and ssrubbySlCdl -.
Old chickcps--Cocks 81 25td2 ~, mixed
cocks and hensl ~ 75OTS "; choice 10
fancy hens 80 1905 30; Spr,ng ducks 81 500
3 ~ and young turkeys 10 Tib.
EGGS-To.day receipts ~ pss. Higher.
,earce. Choicn markS IA n ~ <nlan.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
Fast Time Ea st.

PaSSell gers ein points without any delay
caused by sunday intervening, The saturday amer
loou train from Cairo arrives In new York Aondsy
uoruiug a, 1878 ThirtysiI hours Ia advance OF
~ other route
kY-For through tcke's Ind further information,
,ppIy Al Ulinois Central Railroad Depot Cairo.
j n JONES, Ticket Agent
Al HANSON. Gen. Pass Agent. Chicago
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
Cholera NJ latte ROCK.

hiIlLE Rock, Ark, sept, 10. There IL
great excitement here, occasoned by the
announcement that the cholera had 40.
pcarcd IN the city. A man named Harris
died here this morning whose disease 4
pronouMocd sporadic cholcra.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14

SrblNGtlEiD, Sept, ~, The maS' con.
Nrhllon OF representative col0rcd men Of
ODio, to choose delegates to the national
convention at Louisville, September "a,
has been postponed I'LL Thursday scplcm.
Der 20, and will meet "a Columbus.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14

NEWARK. N. j., September i3,--Joh,
II Chisholm was to-day indicted for muir.
der In the first degree by the grand jury Of
Essex county for the alxdar ~ hk wife In
SnAly lSsi.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
GERM ANY.

BERLIN, Sept. "a. Emperor william
has subscribed ~, 900 marks toward rcstor.
ing the cathedral at Treves.
II IL stated that the Gear before return.
Ing to Warsaw, will meet Emperor William
~ Tilsetl
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
tiratss.
CHICAGO.

WHEAT-UnsettIed; closing at - Sep
TENDER; 0SSc October; 800 November;
81 OF st6l OF = December; - year.
OATS-Strongcr; September; 2Sk
October; so. November; 27,l year; 3lT
MAY,
CORN-Weaker; September: SIX
October; ---- November; 49'i94O. year;
80. May.
ST. LOUIS.
WHEAT-Lower; closing at SlO3S Sep
TENDER; 81 O2h October; 81 %. Novem.
Der; y o., Decembet; 81 OF year.
CORN Lower; Az. September;
A.. b, October 4js November; 43t
year; 46s May.
OArS-Wcaker; 25s b. September;
s6 ! October; a6k b. November
2oS year; 81 b, May,
NEW YORK.
RWHEAr 49, September 81 AZ; Oc-
tober Il l5h; November 81 ISL;
December 81 20t. u.
CORN September %; October "a;
November 63;1 December 81 y b..
OATS-September an; October Ss;
November Ts De,e nber 3SS,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
| IL destroys |
| the /
IGerms Of DISEASED

1t isa fact established
by Science that many
diseases are introduced
by putriilcation, which
reprOdnces itself and
propogates the disease
In ever widening circles
These diseases gcner
ate contagion and IN the
air with death. Such ia
that dread Terror,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
A~oss.r New paocr.

BUFFALO. sept. 3,.-rhe Buffalo DA,y
Times made It's first appearance to-day.
!, is seven rolunu two- cent morning Jour-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14

The new lnman steamer, City OF Chicago,
made ,rill trip September 10, accomplish.
lng the speed OF fifteen knots an hour.
DEAD ADMIRAL.
Admiral Sir Richard Colinson, X. G. B.,
T.. Il. q. =, is dead. He commanded the
Enterprise expedition, which left Plymouth
in 1850 in seach of Sir John Franklin.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
THE MARKETS.
SEPTEM Der -, 1883.
Live stock.
CHICAGO.

ArrLE-Receipts 5000; firm: ex-
ports 81 O0C16 40; choice TO good ship d.
ping lOr lower, s. 2j,95 81; common TO
fair lOlG2jc Off NNDj 90; butchers S. 25t9
90; Texans - jOGp4 -.
HOGS-Recelpts 10, 900; active on ship.
ping account; packing doing freely; firm
at lOtal5c lower; light "A 90(t15 80; rough
packing A6OGd4 50; heavy pa, ling and
shipping S3 5ot84 35
ST. LOUIS.
CArTLE-Exportes s. 9VeS Is: rood
to heavy do s. 5OC55 70; light to fair 81 00G
rs; common to medium 81 1904 ~; fair
to good Colorado "a 00t86 10; southwest So 10
EG4 81; grass Texans So 25td4 20; light to
good Stockers - 50C63 70; fair to good feed
erS - 15NGi %; common to choice native
cows and heifers 50 25tot4 90; scaaways OF
any kind ~ 000a2 40.
lEEP-Quotations unchanged. We
quote common to medium s. 50CGs %: fair
to good - j0t63 75 prime q0G6A 10;
fair 10 good Texans " 1jca3 Is, Iambs
- 60Cai So
HOGS Receipts 3, l6l head; shipments
1853 head Weak and slow; demand
moderate, large supply; Workers
- 0O05 10; butchers a 9OtG5 10: rough
to good mixed packing 81 40a4 So; skips
and culls - 75tDi %.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14
Asiatic Cholera,

which ia now dovastat
ing the East aud al
yanCtng OF ita mission
Of death rapidly towards
our shores. Other dt-
cases Of the same gOrt
are DiphtheHs, Typh
Old Fever Scarlet Fever,
small.PoI, " csslcs,
Yellow Fever, Erysip.
elas, etc Al these gen
crate cUntagion Other
diseasee yer an d
AgU", Ma arial Fever,
oto arise from couta
giOn which comes OF
dampners, unhealthy At.
uations or nnclealncss.
Al. these Diseases can
be cured only by stop.
ping the production Of
Disease Germs and de.
strOying those alre 4dy
produced Both these
results are accomplished
by the use Of Prof
DArby- preparation Of
BOraCic Acid aud chic.
rine, known as
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-14

LoNDoN. sept. ia dispatch frsm
Madeira says: 1.-The South African
steamer, with O'Donnell the slayer Of
James Carey, on board, arrived here this
morning o. Donnell is in charge Of two
colonial detectives. His manner il quiet
and reserved, and there is no sign that no
feels any anxiety for the future"
\ WRITER DEAD.
Dalton Cook died last night, aged 81.
During hi life he was engaged in literary.
dramatic and art criticisms upon Punch,
Cornhill Magazine, Pail NAL Gazette and
World. He also wrote several works Of
rclon.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-14
Fine Work.

We have more natural talent In
Omaha than we have heretofore got
credit for. This morning while visit
Ing Roses Art Emporium we were
shown some oil paintings executed by
Mr.. j. X. O'Neal, an artist psrma-
nently located in our city. By years
of study and practice he has acquired
this art and the work exhibited at
Roses Emporium will show, especially
the large painting of "Moor's Lake"
Utah, ''The Ice Burgs," "Orchard
Lake." and Son the Ohio" Those
named have all been purchased by the
Hon. John f. Coots, the court house
contractor, who has certainly good
taste and q correct eye.
"Christ Shilling the Tempest" is an
other striking painting, which caught
our gaze with Its brilliancy and spleD-
dor, and on inquiry the reporter was
told that 1t was executed by one of
MI. O'Neal's pupils, who has more
than ordinary talent, as the light and
shade show In this picture.
Mr.. O'Nesl, we understand, makes
a speciality of portraits in oil crayon
and water c%olors, which we should all
remember and give him e trial when
we want anything In this lire.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-14
T
Special Dispatch TO The BEE.

Special Dispatch TO The BEE.
G.. b. Goode, of the national museum,
has been selected to take charge of the
fishery exhibit at London.
Gen. Diaz and party left Monterey,
Mexico, for Laredo and thence for the
north.
Walter Webb, master mechanic of the
Watertown Il O%gdensburg road, was run
over and killed.
Col. l.. s. Marye, associate editor of
Tho Lynohburg, (Va.) Advance, and r..
T. Hubbard, a prominent lawyer Of Rich
mond, were about to engage In "a duel when
Marye was arrested.
the state department yesterday afternoon .
Jas, H. Lsdyard independent republi-
can, was elected mayor of Bath, Me.
Frederick Blohm, of New York, for
alternating tie affections of the wife of his
nephew, Edward Schnell, was mulcted in
S., 600.
In the Illinois state legislature the house
passed a bill to punish wife heaters by
whipping.
The stockholders of the Broadway
IN. ~ Underground Railway company
elected William Window, Of Minnesota,
to the board OF directors. The directors
elected Melville o. Smith president, Gen.
Egbert Viele engineer.
New York courts have decided that the
Passion play Is a play, but the recent re.
oearsal not public performance. Another
private view is promised.
The hide and leather firm of Humphrey
q Co., New York, failed. Liabilities,
sS2S, Az; nominal assets, $667, 2Oi; actual
assets, Sl19, 507.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-14

Paris In October, 1881, and has
only returned there once since,
That visit was made In
De ,ember, 1881, when he was, Of
course, disguised, as a warrant for his
arrest had been issued. His object
then was to Investigate and harmonizs
certain alleged diff ulties In connec.
ton with the ladies' land league. l
then gave him Gl00, half of which
he gave to Rev. Mr.. Lswter, of
Valencia, for the relief If evicted
tenants ia great need. He also gave
other Sums to evioted tenants, and
gave the vouchers for all expendl.
lures. In April, 1881, Richard Pig.
gott wrote me he had been offered
FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS
by the castle officials to publish a
statement In his paper, The Irishman,
alleging transportation of land
lea que funds. He said he needed
money and threatened to accept the
offer unlers 1 sent him $500. OF
course I refused and defied him to do
MIA worst, Subsequently u pamphlet,
the manuscript of which was in Pig
eost's hand writing, wss set up in type
fer Lady Fiorencs d xie; she became
frightened at the serious charges
against the leaders of the land league
and gave orders that the few copies
printed should be burned and the
forms broken up, I secured one copy
and all charges made since by Lady
Florence Dixie are those then made
in the pamphlet. OF course they are
utterly false. My accounts have been
THOROUGHLY AUDITED
by John Dillon. Rev. Father Sheehey
and Matthew Harris. No complaints
have ever bsen made by actual sub.
8 ,ribers to the Land League fund.
The balance Of the fund on hand at
the time of tho national conference in
Dublin, In October last, was 931, 900.
The sum was increased by some small
amounts received afterwards, and out
of 1t there have been sent to the lord
mayor of Dublin, for the Mansion
House committee, for the relief of
evicted tenants, ga, 600. There has
been expended by the committee com.
posed of Parnel], John Dillon and
Arthur O'Connor 92,5O0 for the relief
of evicted tenants. Some other small
amounts have also been expended.
There are now on hand between $685.
900 and EGG, 600, all CT which is In
vested In American securities In the
names CT five trustees" Egan will
attend the land league convention on
the 25th inst. at Philadelphia. Par
nell or Sexton will be there also, ii
possible, but both cannot be absent at
the same time from parliament. Egan
expects to be in this country three or
four months, and will not make
speeches In his travels.
The land league president states
that $2,473 were sent to Ireland the
past two weeks; total, SIS, 224.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-14
Berry's Belgian Offer.

WASHINGTON, March 49, Lieut..
Berry, who commanded the ill-fated
relief steamer Rogers on her cruise 70
the Arctic ocean, was ordered here by
Secretary Chandler a few days ago
from New York where he is attached
to the Sshoolship st. Mary. He Is
here for the purpose OF advising In the
selection of a list of articles to be sent
the Tchonches indians in the vicinity
of st. Lawrence by ss q reward for
their assistance to the crew of the
Rogers. The list has been completed
and the articles will be sent on the
revenue steamer Corwin, which will
sail from San Francisco for Alaska in
the latter part Of April or the first of
May. Ensign Geo. M. Storey will be
ordered to take charge of the goods
and will take passage on the Corwin.
Lieut.. Berry has been offered an OPP
portunity to accept q mission under
the Belgian government to 60 to the
western coast of Africa In the neigh.
borhood of the Congo river for the
purpose of attempting to civilizs and
colonize the natives.