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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05
SPRAGUE TO THE FRONT.
The Boom for the Old Politician Alarming
his Opponents.

PROVIDENCE, April 4.-Nothing hasbeen
more surprising in the gubernatorial cam.
paign this year than the sudden and un-
looked -for panic which struck In, and
which has caused the Sprague movement TO
step boldly TO the front.
Tuesday the politicians on both sides
were startled by the announcement that
Col. VIM. Goddard and large manufac-
respectfully declined TO contribute any sum
whatever From these two large contri.
buttons had been confidently expected, but
~ Col. Goddard's friends, who wanted
him to be the Republican candidate this
year, were beaten BY the Brayton faction,
II 10 not surprising that he declines to help
advance another man to the coveted post Of
honor. The other manufacturers, although
pretty close In money matters, got q good
share Of the best OF the Sprague
property for q mere song, through
the agency OF the Post office syndicate, and
on that score they were considered as abun.
dainty
ABLE TO SHELL OUT,
but they did not do so. Three meetings OF
the managers are reported to have been
held on Monday, one to see what conld be
done towards drumming up money. One
VI tuc ulhHhS 'TS COultSstu lndl tuluks
looked very rocky all around. There is
really need Of apprehension on the part Of
the Born men. They are not only greatly
bothered on account Of financial matters,
but there has been bold and united action
by the Sprague men all over the State. In
East Providence they completely "sno we'd
under' the regular Republican General
Assembly nominees Of the caucus and
gave them terrible drubbing.
From all over the State come returns
Of coalition between the Democrats
and Republicans on the local General As.
sembly tickets. This has been done osten.
sibly to further the local interests but it Is
really scheme to secure the votes Of ultra
Democrats for republican Assembly ticket,
on which appear the names OF one or two
well-known Democrats so that In case there
Il no election by the people, the Republic
cans will have majority In the House ard
thus place Born In the guberna,orial chair
Senator Aldrlch said that surprising things
might be looked for. The Republicans
concede that II they elect Born 1t will be by
. majority greatly reduced from what they
claimed for him week ago.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05
sale Of Eeata.

CINCINNATI, April 4,-The auction sale
for choice Of season reserved seats for tho
College Hall. The Hall was crowded and
the bidding was unusually lively. The
proscenium boxes sold for premiums In ad.
dtion to the regular charge for season tick.
cts, aftolows: First choice, Albert Mi tch.
ell 800; second, CHI. Taft Tines star)S200;
third, r. E. j. Mlles, dramatic director Of
festival, $2a5; fourth, j, u. Samelson 81 10;
fifth, Gen. +. +. Noyes, president Of the
Festival Association $50; sixth. Adolph
Haas S37. The first single seat was sold TO
c. h. Mablcy for $40; second, J, 7.
Carew 500; third, r q. Carew 500 A
large number Of sales we're made at $50,
and at the seventh choice the premium had
not dropped below $40, This sale so far
exceeds any for musical or opera festivals.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05

BOSTON, April %.--Ths Tswkshusy slms.
house Investigation WAS resumed to-day.
Tbs chairman asked 70 have The Issue
whether the bodies had boon delivered to
the medical school eliminated, q that
would not be disputed. Gov. Butler re-
Piled that no expected to prove that the
bodies had been delivered elsewhere, some
70 be skinned and the skins to
De tanned. He proposed to
show that after the hcdies had
been buried thsy'had bssn taken up and
sent away, 1nd he said he would 70 into
the grayeyr at rswksburv and produces
CATION was to go on TO prove that the testi-
mOuy which Mad been given was absolutely
false. Books which had been sent 70 him
~ records OF the aims. house were not com.
ple%, and were copies Of the original books.
He wanted the latter, embracing those re-
cording deaths and the sale Of dead bodies.
The chairman said II was claimed that no
dead bodies had been sold. hence thsrs arc
to. dove Governor " ..ia i: w.uid
prove the contrary. Mrs. .Thsmas rssumsd
her testimony, correcting tho statement
that q pound Of butter week given In.
mates should have been pound . meal.
Hoyora Conners, an inmate, was Kept 80 3
,,'spsws' wepau ~ ~ 0oNe8a nfNf1(oolpk
who were taken 10 see her. ThoMaa Hal,
wh9 worked at Tewksbury from 1874 to
1911, testified that he had oil the dead 70
from the dead -house under or.
aes. Thomas J. Marsh, Jr.. and Capt.
Manning used 10 come and get the
dead bodies, carrying them away In tive
zinc alright trunks.
During the winter he WAS tberS the
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Judge Gresham Of Indiana the
Lucky Man.
interesting Postal Items -Arthur's
Movements Star Route Trial.
Vow Pss.ma ster. Gen.ral.

WASHINGTON, April 4, The Presid ent
has appointed Walter Y. Gresham, Of In
diana, TO be Postmaster General. He II
now United States Circuit Judge.
Judge Walter D. Greseam 10 q. gentleman,
soldier and jurist, with long, honorable
record. He served with distinction In the
war. and was later appointed by President
Grant Judge Of the Unlt0d states District
Court at Indianapolis. In this capacity hs
entire bar, and few, II any, Of his decisions
have ever been oyerruled Although meyer
vigorous In health since the CLOSE OF ths
war, Judge Gresham Is physically equal to-
the new task assigned him,
but there win be gnashing OF teeth among
the stalwarts, the old Morton wing Of the
Republican party In Indians. The appoint
meni Ia evidently the work OF Senator Har-
rison, whose friendship for Gresham was
cemented few years ago, when both were
waging a losing warfare on the political
principles Of Senator Morton. The ap.
pointment will also be construed into an
open refutation Of Tyner, Brady and the
entire crowd who served Us Morton's
ence Of the partisan yoke was always
thorn In the flesh Of these Stawart retain.
ers. The Judge 10 about % years Of age,
tall, dark-eyed, swarthy In complexion,
and q man Of sffable manners.
THE APPOINTMENT APPROVED.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Presidents
action In appointing Judge Walter O.
Gresham, OF Indiana, al Postmaster Gen.
sral, Is commented IN fsvorsbly In political
circles. Judge Gresham was brilliant
soldier during the rebellion, and was ap.
pointed to his present position Of Judge OF
the U. s. District Court by General
Grant. he Is able and thoroughly inde-
pendent
GRESHAM ACCEPTS.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-Judge Ores.
ham accepted the appointment OF Post.
master General.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05
The President eeing TO Florida

WASHINGTON, April T. - President
Arthur Will leave for Jacksonville at noon
tomorrow. The report that the President
will visit the Yellowstone Park soon after
his return from Florida, IL said At the
White House to be without foundation.
The President will be accompanied BY
Secretary Chandler, q. E. Miller, Of New
York, and Private Secretary Pruden. A
special car has been placed at the disposal
OF the party. They will 20 direct to Jack.
sonvile aud make as few stops as possible.
From Jacksonville they will proceed up
the St. Johns River as far as Sanford.
They expect TO be absent about two weeks.
II has not yet been finally determined
whether or not the party will return direct
TO this city. II Is likely however that q
short visit viii be made TO several Of the
principal cities on the route
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05
Ex-senator Ferry.

GRAND RAPIDS, April 4..-E, p. Ferrys
IN the city. He IL busy. settling up the
Ferry business complications, q task that
will require i've or six years. But, II he
lives, Mr.. Ferry says, every debt Of the
firm will be paid at 100 cents on the dollar.
He adds that the Senator ~ IN Toronto,
slowly regaining his health. He has under
consideration trip TO Utah. The Senator,
he says, has been unofAcially rendered the
position Of Postmaster General, but will
not accept II. He also could have the
Spanish mission II he desired. He wants
nothing hut hAalth. a. $500.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05
Paying Congress mem.

WASHINGTON, April 4,-Treasurer wy.
man paid the salaries Of members Of the
House OF Representatives for the month
ending the 4th inst. Payment was made
upon certificates issued by the Speaker.
Among those paid was Representative
Ochiltree, the First Comptroller having
withdrawn his prohibition In this case.
Payment was, however, refused In the
case Of Delegates Raymond and Singister,
the Comptroller having notified the Treas.
urer that such payment would be charged
against his own account. 1t Is supposed
the acc cunts Of these delegates will b,
settled in . short time.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05
The JeRuuetfe.

WASHINGTON. April 4.-The Jeanette
Court of Inquiry adjourned until to.mor.
row to await the arrival of questions
forwarded by DR., Collins
SECRETARY FoLGER
10 convaeseing rapidly. The infamma.
ton in his eye is now the only trouble. He
received large number of callers Tuesday
and went out riding IN the afternoon. He
took another drive to-day. Nothing yet
has been settled about his proposed trip to
Bermuda
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05
Sale of Postage Stamps, Etc.

WASHINGTON, April 4,--The number
and value Of stamps, stamped envelopes
and postal cards called for by post masters
acquisitions received at the Post. Office De-
partment to-day, ia rs follows: Number OF
postal cards, 1000, 900; aggregate value,
$1,000, 200. The orders exceed in aggre.
gate any ever before received IN one day.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05
SMALLPOX In Nashville

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April Z. There has
been some increase OF smallpox In Edge.
field, the eastern portion Of the city, dur
Ing the past week, but no new case wss ~.
ported yesterday and to-day from the
Health 0nacs. The city population 10 pref
~ thoroughly vaccinsted, and physicians
spread Of the disease, A more careful
quarantine OF effective houses has be>n
ordered by the sanitary authorities, and
the Recorder instructed 10 enforce the Law
with regard 10 vaccination.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05
Presidential Candidate.

NEW YoRs, April THE Herald ssys:
General Logan is said, bv Washington
reports, to believe that tAe kepublicra par
" will take its next Prudential candidate,
not from Chic or Indiana, Of from Maine
or Pennsylvania, but from niinois. This
chance, or, 10 put Il IN political slang, that
lightning may strike him. Al this mo.
ment the nomin atlou seems 10 lis hetwesn
senator Edmonds and Secretary Lincoln. I"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05
Star Route Trial

WASHINGTON, April4. Henry NJ. vslls
was called In the Stsr.route trial. He said
he studied law at Louisville, was connected
with the Evening Journal Of indianapolis
and afterwards practiced law at Kansas
City He became connected With the mail
business 10 1852. His relations with Brady
had never been intimate. He never had
any agreement or understanding that Brady
should extend favors to him, either for
money or for any consideration whatever.
Witness was induced TO assume sn inter
est In the business from the desire to help
Miner, who seemed TO be in great trouble.
Before he came In witness went to Brady at
Miners request and sought an extension OF
the time allowed for putting on service.
After having arguments Brady consented
TO grant the extension, but no oousidera-
ton WAS given for this action.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05
Rhode Islssd Elsesson.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., April $.--Rsports
from various parts 81 the State continue
favorable TO the election Of Brown and the
whole Republican ticket md Republican
General Assembly. Sprsgus has 80 far de.
yeloped less strength than was anticipated
BY bis friends. Brown 70 sttll I, 900 ahead
IN the CITY.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05
Grand Army Of Tie Ae1sslss.

CHICAGO, April 3.-0suersl Sheridan
has issued the following circular dated t..
day. Gin view OF the Tact that the Cincin.
natl Industrial Exposition aud the meeting
Of the Grand Army 1t ths Republic 1t
Cumberland on September . and 10. on rec.
ommendatiou OF the local Executive Com.
mittee, hereby give nstioe that H. date
Of the meeting will be changed 70 October
~, and 10 p. II. SHERIDAN.
President and Secretary Of the Army Il tbs
Cumberland.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05
IAYewspspsr He. suscsAss.

NEW YORK, April 4.--Nsthan 8. koFps,
business manager Of the Daily News, shot
himself through tho head this morning h
his Office and died Instantly. His hssltA
had been impaired by oyerwork, and fer
sleeplessness added 10 bis troubles ana
II 10 supposed hts reason gave way and he
was insane when he took hts life.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05
Dead.

MILWAUKEE,, April ASA Fiach Of
the law hrm Of Finch, Lindse h Miller, ID
dead. He WAS born In Geneva, New York,
In 1909, studied law In Adrian, Mich,
In 1885, moved to Milwaukee In 1889, form.
Ing partnership which 10 thA oldest Ia the
United States.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05

MISSOURI
The st, Louis Council will no compose a
Of five Democrats, all elected Yesterday,
and eight Republicans, seven Of whom held
over, and Mr.. Cummings, who Was elect.
ed. The next House Of Delegates In made
Up OF fifteen Democrats, eleven Republl-
cans and two Independents, both the VI.
ter being also Democrats.
ARKANsAs.
Party lines ware not strict,y drawn, and
the election passed of quietly. The Dem.
ocratlc candidate for Mayor was elected.
In Helena the business mems ticket was
elected.
Latest returns from Mondays election
show that Champln, Democrat, and
O'Brien, Republican, are elected Judges OF
the supreme court.
NIBRAsKA.
In Lincoln the Republican city ticket vas
elected.
In Omaha u Ia believed Champiou 3.
Chase, Republican, was elected Msvor.
MONTANA.
In Helena, the Republican city tickst p
Mondays election WA plect4d,
excepting Treasurer, By an svsrwAsinins
majority.
u WISCONSIN. N
In Madison tho Democrats s,sete4
Mayor CITY Treasurer, I'D eys1 49,.
man, Supervisor and Justes lel ~ HsAss
n ths aG.
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Read and Circulate.
The Illinois Central r. R. Co.

WIN sell any Of its remaining ands 1t one dol.
lar per acre less than the present prices from lhis
time until the first day OF October, 1884. Aitss
that date the present pr e, will be restored All
rho desfe to- purchase should avail themselves OF
this Liberal ofier al once. y. nAQ0r,
~ Land Commissioner
Foi particulars inquire of
NJ. EASTERDAT 4 CO..
AgtA for C, n. X. Lapds,
Cairo. Tlipois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05

DnHvxl, COL, Apr, A.--Early this
morning . DISASTROUS Ere occurred d
0rselsy, Afty miles north Of Denver. N.
W. HALL D Co., hArdwars and furniture.
"A - -: dsy ,Fsods, ~. suffered ss
S,iiSiss I'd q sssaic - Ia p1 ga i ri.
lows 1ails wsrs Annoyed. Estinstsd
oss, &loe, 900. 80
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05
Murdsrsrs Han gsd hy . Hob.

CHIC AGO. April Tho Hastings Jour.
nal, Neb., says: Ingram and Green, the
murderers Of Cash MIllett, were hanged by
q mob OF thirty-hye masked men Tuesday
night. II IL not known what was done
with Bahcock, the other murderer.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05
rnts, Election Rev.

CHICAGO, April 4. - Macon Pointer
stabbed Geo. Young at Roundtres at the
closing OF the polls last night. The latter
Is dying. Both are colorad. II wM On
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05
Acc,d.n. to Ex-senator rhu rus...

COLUMBUS, o., April t.-Ex Senator
Thurman fell on the steps Of his residence
Tuesday evening and broke his left arm
between the elbow and shoulder. The
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05

ILLINOIS.

Carter Harrison was 70. elected MAYOR Of
Chicago and Republicans conceds the cleo.
ton OF the entire Democratic ticket by .. 900
to 10, 900 majority. '
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05

DAvuxronr, Ia, April t.--The Su-
prems Court Of Iowa reassembled this
nsruiag. Judge Nouroe, Of Des Moines,
continued Ne argument In behalf Of the VA.
hdity Of the prohibitory amendment TO the
State Coustituttou. He spoke until II
O'Clock, having made IN argument Of hours
and halt. The Chief Justice Immediately
announced that The court WAS ready 10 hear
froA stAsys.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05
BROWNS
IRON
B/7TERS

will eure dyspepsia. heartburn, mala.
ma, kidney disease, liver complaint.
and other wasting diseases.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05
BROWNS
NOV
B|77ERS

enrches the blood and purihes the
system; cures weakness, lack Of
energy, etc. Try 4 bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05

The municipal elections throughout the
State passed on quietly. Dc,noC ratio can.
ddates were elected everywhere.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05
THE MARKETS.
MARCH l. Isss.


Lave Seoch.
CHICAGO.
HOas--Slsw At $ap0 30 aud lower; light
u l047 %; mixed packing ST 1907 as;
hey: cT1RT sfssEls1 s.S 'App1os y S sSaa o.
s sss e e :ss'i ;a'sg'tb s = s . ss%
stooksr and feeders p 1895.
CHICAGO.
WHEAT--April 81 0S bid; May 81 OK;
Jans 81 cox; July 81 OK; year 81 OAK
coRN-April Sox; May sx; June Sss;
July 67X0Se; August bSk bid.
OATS-April COX; May A0aAH; June
0k; July AK; year SIX.
new roRx.
wHEAT--Msy 81 1919; June 81 ?Ok
CORN-May CD; June o..
oATS-May sax bid; June 62HS52x.
CINCINNATI.
WHEAT-.Easier; No. J red 81 10.
CORN--Dull at s..
OATS-Easier ct Nk6k.
RYE--Dull At sl0sa.
Csasssy PrsAsss. Ese.
or. LOUIS.
BUTTER-Medium ond low grades un.
changed. Cresmery--Choicet to fancy 3ON0
SO; seconds ut best dairy rates. Dairy
Choics 10 fancy MAST, occasionally q shade
grades nominal Il i6Si6. Nearby make
not % plentiful, but demand limited. -
Choice 1901, medium 1904. low grade
i0Sl1. Sales: n tubs choice creamery
%; u dairy -; II fair Do Is; "a medium
EGGs-Icwsr and dull at ,sX.
unoSsnssd: Tarisys in demand. We We
quote: CSishsns--eecis % SOss Is; mixed
}A0t u; hens y toNol u; Turkeys---Si2S
Is tor hens asl small gebblsrs and S,sais
for large gobblssv: Dvsks--Small to medi-
um y tetoA; sAsles y FANCY 81 tQ1SS; Geese
neminsl. Dresssl--Turksya quiet y,
LEA Lad In W far refined for pr...u,
delivery sfSA ssGt I've lays.
CATTLE-01Den stsers 70 1901 l3
good 70 heavy native steers Is 1870 70;
common - medium native steers n bOt6
no. y :, e e; ::s ss:d; sSm s%%
70 shoios native esvs sad AsIfsn s. 900
~; scsliAwar 80 r..
90; nsltuaVS n, = s&s 8; common
I, 5Ss !: "a A 'Rsssst .s s..;;
sIlrpise u jSod i; nixsi ppekins 81 ~
~; butcher y sxtn u ~; ss'Ss and
Country nArtsls yalhsr dull, Good
mixed ADefiopA soJp - eeost declined 30
q. re. Sspgjpg ~ winter aad Califerpia
WAeet @ oessV 4De)lne1 ~; No. . spring
red winner NJ oA)lcsrpjo wAoet u srrivs
lsslisel 81. SpHw>psa dun and easier;
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05
BROWNS
/RON
B/77ERS

is the only Iron preparation thst
does not color the teeth, and will no,
cause headache or constipation, o.
other Iron preparations will.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05

Css.t.y nstt,as y.,asr a9ll, Coed
G.. 1e. SspsIpg ~ vlatsS ed califarpia
wAsae O. eeSsl 49qllas1 III No. . spring
Gull ~ n111010S1 = y skd. DcuaAd
81 ~. 3ssss II IN r q : ~. @'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05

LONDON, April 1.-THE recovery o. ths
Queen ID lees rapid than the physicians had
reason. 70 sxpscS. while No injury to the
knee u ~ no msans serious, II IL feared
that Il may indirectly snsot her accustomed
sood health BY oa,is!ne bar 10 lose the daily
eur6sor exercise With which she had been
N The habit OF refreshing herself. Or.
JsnAer. Physician la Ordinary TO the
Queen, has directed that she take almost
Ing the swelling Of the injured part and RI.
luotnR the pals. This course will, Il 10
believed, s~oa reduce the sliEht imam
nation saA give Her Majesty full use Of her
TEE euSEN's HEALTH,
LoNDSN, April A dispatch from
Wiadsss Castle dated . p. m, says the
Qusenis general health continues excellen,
exercise With ne physician imposed, and
although cot permitted to walk YET she took
. 1sSvs during thsfersneon.
CANADIAN RAILwAv.
III NAM 49, v q - ns sSs's Y
bring about more friendly relations between
the Grand Trunk and Canadian Central
Railway. II Is urged by those who pro.
fses 70 know that an agreement between
the two rival railways, whereby the rail.
way service OF the entire Dominion al.
moot would be virtually united under ono
monopoly. would prove conducive TO the
Interests Of ths Shareholders Of both con.
Germs. Although the ultimate isHue IL yet
II dosot, SOME attempts Of the kind 10 10
ssntsmplstaap.
.H IRELAND.
DUBLIN; April THE trial Of the pris.
ensr CHARGED with the Pb9niy Park mur.
dsrs and other crimes, which was expected
70 begin Tuesday next, will be postponed
for few days, owing to the fact that SUN.
don't funds have net boon raised for the
cosduct Of the defense Of the prisoners. 1t
10 the Intention Of the accused men when
asked on Arrsigument II they are ready for
trial, 10 request that they be furnished with
counsel. The trials, II Il said, will be de-
layed until their counsel have been instruct.
AyiAsco.
LrHRRiCK, April a.-Ths public meet.
ina which wss held here Tuesday for the
purpose Of giving 10 Psrnoll substantial
testimonial Of the estimation In which he Is
held, proved y be = Assoo. Only forty
persons subscribed TO projected fund
ter raising the insumhranos on his
farm, and he sshsns was temporarily
abandoned.
Michasl DAvtts has written vigorous let.
ter to The Young Ireland SoSiety Of Glas.
row, IN which Sc says the dynamite pslicy
can only have he effsgt Of sxaspersting tho
Eaglish democracy. He declares Il would
DO Tar better 70 work and walt for another
twenty yssyr thss 70 play int the hands Of
Ireland's enemies by giving rein 10 despair
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05
TEE NuSEN's HEALTH.

LoNDSN, April IA dispatch from
wiadsss Castle dated p. m, says the
Qusen's general health continues excellent
sssfciss whl.S IL physician imposed. and
although aot permitted to walk YET she took
. Astvs during the forenoon.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05
BROWX'S
IRON
B/7TERS

Ladies and all sufferers from nea.
gslgia. hysteria, and kindred com.
paints, will find it without an equal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23

Among the professional "reminiscences Of
Daniel O'Counell when at the Irish bar was
the following unique instance Of q clients
gratitude: He had obtained an acguittal, and
the fellow, in the ecstacy Of his Joy, exclaimed.
" Och, counsellor I've no way here to show
your honor ny gratitude, but I wish l saw
you knocked down in my own parish, and
may he l wouldn't bring faction to the res
cue"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-23
I3-FoOT RACE, BICYCLE RACE &c
NOTICE (!

F-rsas VIII De- arranged a. soon as the Managing
Commute -l1 conveniently Do -1-
All lar-as entered for Che a5l7. races VIII be- uuI.r
Che control Of the judges and their decision wild be
AlI running races will De- under the Ealas OF the
Pacific Blood Horse A--0liau8H5 excepting l5 90
sa.-hts-
Al. l1rsls o. carry o. rider.
Au r-1raH= races uiu De- under the RaIsa Of che
National Trl--iH- Aszo5iara--
$50 pool ceiling aiI b. aI1a-! oa taa Park -r1aad-
ADJ h1r-cs that lrH s1Id ~ pools vim De- r1igd out
Faniu 20 tain a1-zss at The FrE Tracks can De- OBJ
-liu1l from che sscretary-
J1saas e5I--s n1-a company entrance Zee
El 1-lar 90 -ae-s and maintain order aa one uiT De
allowed on tle tack uiLl6lr tla Aazleiati1l BlI-e
Hll-d may BE- Obtained on application 90 tla -serstlr
on tia Park grounds
ADWTTASCE To The PARE-Ps,I-stHans fes-
h1rsrs- hl-ses and e-rilessl1 esuu- aduiEttHes 90
G1uI stand 500.
JOS. &. WIsEMAN,
$50 Secretary