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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-10-24

One Of our prominent business men
got a letter the other day addressed >.
DeBlrs k. Can any one guess VINO
it was? The writer must have taken
him for a Frenchman, judging from the
wav he addressed the letter.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-10-24

A correspondent who has been in
specting western cities says: Helena,
the capital of Montana, is accented,
orally and morally, on the first syllable.
1t is probably the richest and wickedest
city of it's size in the ccuGtry."-N. 7.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-10-24

f pTdward 3. Hogan, from the lower
Missouri, is in the city.
THE steamer Black Hills unloaded at
Rocky Point a few days ago.
G emerson and Jack Smith, OF White
snlnhur Springs, are registered at the
Grand Union.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-19
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Emperor williams Message Forsshadsws
Trouble Ia Europe.

NEW YoRx, April ia special cable
10 the World from London says: THE
message Of tie Emperor william TO the
Rsiohstag calling for legislation IN the
Interest OF the working clAsses excites a.
much unessiness here n of1cial circles a. at
Berlin, for the reason that II u believed 10
have bsen inspired BY distrust Of the exit
Ing government h France aud TO
sSs'r ,., military psss'.@IS: Which ~.
Red out upon the frss symptoms OF ssri-
oua political disturbance 10 France.
have Il on tho best authority that, under
orders which were issued from Berlin .
fortnight Ago, slx divisions q ~ 0erl4xu
ssRssass "a a'a Ia'' y elBaI ~ french
frontier IN three days time. Some OF the
Socialist leaders In Germany appear 10 be
inclined to cut out work nearer home for
this force by provoking overt disturbances
among the German working classes; but,
a. any such attempt would be
disastrous to the people, Il Il not likely II
would be made. The real danger In Europe
at this moment Is a. Paris, where the men
In authority seem 70 he entirely incapable
OF understanding the danger TO which they
are exposing not only the peace OF the con-
tinent but the very existence OF their own
country. The Idea Of holding . regular
debate on the address In reply to the En-
per0r's message has been Abandoned be-
cause the liberal groups were unable TO
agree thereon
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-19

sPMSGyIEI.D, H., April is.--Ys ~
Senate tho regular order was quickly run
through TO unfinished business, whsn The
DILL relating 10 the Board Of Health aud
bucket. shops camo up. This hill wsa thor.
oughly discussed Tuesday, but Sseaters
Roger, Rico, Hunt and Hamilton argued
strongly sgsinst the bill, and Senator Lam
Ing joined hands with its supporters. Al
hour and \ half was consumed In The ds.
bate, aud at last the snacting clsuss wss
stricken out.
The special orders were: Fint, H. hill
TO place life insurance companies. bsnsvo-
lent societies, ETC., under state supesyts-
ion. which passed with little dcbsts; sse.
ond, the State militia bill, which was Agajp
postponed until altar IL rcading Of she
Journal tomorrow; aud third, the BILL
providing for the consolidation Of certsin
railroad corporations, which passsd. Tbs
bill for an act to permit owners OF land "
construct drains Tor agricultural purposes
was taken up ~ unfinished tusinses Ind
ordered TO third reading.
The House met with Q full attendanes.
Tuesdays Journal was. approved, end .
vote taken on sustaining tho Speakers
position from which Mr.. Graft. ef Chtpago,
sppesIed on Thursday ssst The Demo-
Gratis Fefrxincd from voting and the yssS
stood ~ 70 nothing. The Speaker did not
vote, nor did Mr.. Owen, the sick member,
though he was ia m adjoining room. Mr..
Studor, Of Chicago, had paired himself
with Mr.. Roland. So all srrangements ~
secure quorum by having oil the Re.
publicans present failed. On motion Il
Mr.. Purson, OF Madison, the House cd
journed until tomorrow. The vote -
adjournment showed rs.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-19
A REMARKABLE CHARACTER,
A Master Of Six Languages and Soldier in
Four Wars Doomed 10 Die.

BURLINGTON, VI. April ls.-Henry
DE Bosnys, one OF the most Extraordinary
criminals OF the age Is to be hanged, April
y, al Elizabethiown, New York, little
village on Lake Champlain, directly oppo-
site this city. His crime Ia commonplace.
being that Of wife murder. A year ago
last summer he drifted to Essex, where he
procured employment rs farm labOrer.
After brief coursblp be married Eliza
Wells, widow much his senior In years,
who owned small proper.
~. On the LIST of August 1882, Mr.. and
Mrs. De Bosnys were scent driving out Of
Bosneys was seen containing tbs journey
alone. The woman not making her ap.
pearance, search was made, which result.
ed In finding her mangled and lifeless body
concealed under mass OF leaves and rub.
bish near the side OF the road. Circum-
stances plainly pointed 10 the husband a.
the murderer. He was tried and found
guilty.
slye, and he can write and speak six Ian
guages.-English, French, Italian, Span
ish, Greek and Poruguese--and can less
perfectly speak aud understand several
other languages. while yet a mere lad he
sailed with North Polar expedition under
from February, l54S, To October, 1880. In
1854, with his father and brother, he vol.
unteered for the Crimean war, and served
IN the French army IN the Crimea for a
couple Of years. A few years OF peace fol.
lowed, In which DeBosiys completed bis
education, but on the breaking out Of the
war with Austria In 1853 he Joined Nc.
Mahon's army, In which, however, he saw
but afew months eervice, sailing In the
autumn 10 China with the French contin.
gent. Returning TO France he Joined the
French expedition to Mexico In 1881, and
eT .a. few Ss,oI months oIns e, the
iliss under Lopez He came north and
enlisted In the Fourth Pennsylvani vol.
unteers In 1853. Shortly after came the
battle Of Gettysburg, and In 1t De Bosnys
was severely wounded In the head and arm.
He secured his discharge from the army In
1884 and went TO France, and IN two
months he married u Mile. Desmaris.
Mstrimony, however, failed TO eradicate
his love Of adventure, and after honey
moon Of only two months he sailed on
smother Attic expedition and was absent IN
the polar regions nearly three years. Re-
turning, he went TO Rome, thence TO Paris,
thence 70 New York, and thence to tho
Indian Territory.
The outbreak Of the Franco. Prusslan war
called him from his aboriginal retiremen,
| and he crossed tho sea and entered the
| French army. He served oil through the
| war, then shipped for America.
He fell by degrees until he became 4
tramp, wandering about the country aud
doing odd Jobs OF work AZ . painter and a
| farm laborer, and finally came to the crime
which will put an eud TO bis restless ca.
reer, VI lste he has manifested towards
jsiIor and visitors the most ferocious saw.
awery, aud no one can do anything with
him. His time no spends writing his auto
Biography. Altogether II IL . most extra
ordinary Ease, aud De Bosnys 10 most en-
J trSosallsiy man.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-19
UNDERMINED OF HoRR oRs.
The Worse Than Barbarsus rrsatmsat u
the Massachusetts, Po~.

BosToN, April lS.-At the TewkssbuYy
examination Wary 4. Bowen, formerly an
inmate, said sha could not ont the food
furnished but lived upon that bought with
the money furnished her. She never saw
any OF the March family while there, Thirty
or more women were bathed IN the anms
water, many patients having bad skin ii.
seases and many infested With vermin.
When there was time, carbolic scid wac
poured on the heads Of such patients. Yer:
min were all over the place, rats being %
abundant that the patients would sAlT the
nurses to drive them away. One conuump.
her feet were badly bitten. This happened
every night until she died. The Aossts
and everything were filthy, but whom vial.
tors were expected the things were
cleaned.
One woman who died WAS largo and her
body was crowded into q boz by men
standing OH It. She had on the came bon.
net worn when alivo. Another patient
occupied bed on which this woman died
that night, No change Of clothing being
made. An old insane woman was beaten
with sticks and tied with ropes. witusss
had come on from New York TO give her
tons, which Gov. Butler said were not
pertinent. Brown rctorted that the cher.
acter Of the witnesses, 20 tkr. we're a sub.
jects for criticism, and he proposed In THE
case TO know this witness entire stoSy.
The governor said he did not propose 70
kit stIl and allow his witnesses 70 b me-.
ligncd. He asked the committee not 70 allow
Il. Some Of their daughters might ~
chance come 10 this heh'upon earth Load
spplause from the spectstors fol.
lowed. The governor said that hecssse Z
witness was sfalien women Asy ohartsesv
should not be the issue Ia sthis cess. ~
should answer oil pertinent QuestioNe, eet
not those which sought 10 drsg hev dovt.
Brown said His Excellsncy WINGED = y
never had before. lie called the govev1os's
attention 70 : case whsr: he ttAe gcvesssr)
scter, etc., In most ,inhssrd. OF Gay. T6s
question 40 10 proceeding With ths seess'
examination was decided BY The eomnibesa
In the Affirmative by . y ssee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-19
NEWS NOTES.

rAs German Parliament on Tuesday
votsd IS, 900, 900 marks for the construction
Of various branch railways In the EN-.
pirs.
James Gould, . young lawyer Of Canton,
Mas, was sccidently Killed by his friend,
John Wshner, while cunning on Tues.
day.
In Milwaukee, on Tuesday, George
Schellsr, on trial on Q charge Of having
sst Ars 10 the Newhall house, was acQuit-
tsd; the verdict was received with
ohssn.
Dismarck 10 not . good orator. lie
coughs, stammery and stops for the right
word, and often becomes involved In
sentences which seem almost intermillable.
When he writes bis style " idlo,natic aud
rsosful.
v. A. Lyle, the newspaper reporter who
shot Charles NJ. Barnes, Of 4alyestop, last
fAn, Wa dned vs. for carrying concealed
wespous BY the District Court VI San An.
tonic on Tuesday
AtCapap Girls, NO., on Monday nipht, a
lsbsrSnan named Willoughby was shot
desd by Constable Dave Smith, Of Calhoun
county. H., because he refused TO quit
fixing In the river at that point.
10 philadelphia, on Tuesday, ',aspei
YeupghslFp, who threw bomb into the
rsdm whsrs August Goeckel, his son.in-
lew, vs. working, wss 6ned 500 and sen.
tsHcsd 10 imprisonment for three years.
A. o'olock on Tuesday evening MS Dan.
isl 0ytncael, . farmer living near Darling.
Va, H., was boarding a Burlington and
Quincy train q Rock Island for 81. Louis
= va knocked down and robbed Of VI, 800
watch DO carried Ia . wallet.
GsqNeel Thomas v, Bonnet, cx.Goyer-
NJ Vt Idaho, and now . prominent Re
publican politician 81 Indiana. was
Arsshsd BY Isaac Kline, editor OF the
Evening item Of Richmond. Ind, on
Tveodsy evening. Tho ex.Govornor at
tenyted - ehsstlss the editor.
Lyman Potter, who wsx run down and
MID b. D. locomotive IN Mlsslssippi o few
1ays el8aa, ~, the original wheelborrow
iuis1oe. IN lrst feat ives tr,indling one
sithees vehleiss from San Francisco 10
Aes. ssS = - ! sms e be y asst % N VIVA
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-19
SpecialDiSpatcheS
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Ready For Argument In the Star
Route Trial-Other News.

WASHINGTON, April is.--In the Star
Route trial this morning Bliss called John
A. WALSH aud asked II he had ever had any
money transactions with Brady. He wan
ted to prove that Brady had passed to
Walsh drafts given 70 him by Price, who
would be here to-day lie also offered to
prove that Brady had requested witness to
deposit = certain sum OF money 10 hi.
credit and that Walsh accordingly placed
$40. 900 with Hatch & Fcote, OF New York,
TO Brady's credit. The offer was refused.
Merrick-"Well. your Honor, that clos
ss the Governors rebuttal.'
Counsel for the defense announced thar
they were all through.
"N0w we come to an important
part OF the case, talk, )" said the court,
smiling.
The question arose to the procedure In
presenting prayers.
Msrrick advocated an adherence 10 the
plan followed In the former trials.
Henkle thought that the court should
limit argument by defining the law upon
disputed points. Davidge Believed that
the arguments would consume the remain
der Of the year, unless some such plan
should hs adopted.
In order to allow time for preparation
OF arguments on legal points, Bliss sug-
ges.ed recess unfit Friday. The court
dwelt upon the subject at some length,
carefully reviewing the methods Of practice
In different courts and concluding that Il
would he better 10 hear arguments upon
the fact. 10 the case before disposing OF the
legal points, course pursued In the last
trial.
Arguments 10 the jury would be frst
heard and than counsel might submit the
disputed points Of law for discussion at
pleasure, The Jury might render general
verdict, but could not pass upon points OF
law
Davidge said that there were certain or
gsnic points that should be settled before
the arguments were begun. For instance,
there was some doubt ~ to the statute
upon which the indictment was based,
whether upon section 0, 44j revised statutes
or upon the act OF MAY II, 1877
The court remarked that there were so
many statutes II would be safe to shoot
into the flock In hope OF bringing one
down.
Dayidge attached great weight to the
point regarding the statute applicable 10
the case.
Carpenter demanded from the Govern
ment . statement OF their position In the
matter, but his demand was not complied
with. The court finally agreed to hear ar.
gument upod the point after recess.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-19

ST. LOUIS, April 10. The largest single
trade ever made In grain options on The
81. Louis Exchange we're msde to-day
when I. g. Bowman and Ben Clark each
sold round lot Of half million bushels
year wheat At 81 0sk. The buyer was
Ben l.. Barnes, who took the mil.
lion bushels without winking. The total
purchase Of year wheat by barnes must
have been somewhere In the psiGhborhood
Of !. 500, 900 bushels. T. q. Bowman was
approached shortly Aflsr the trade wss
made and asked where be expected 70 ess
the wheat with which to I'LL Sic sale.
"I'll get It somewhere, " ssid be, cor
else ri pay out the differences, - fgsn.
orally do. No, sir, III bet that Ibuy
back that wheat by Tomorrow night 1t
cent profit"
Barnes, In response TO tho question
what he wanted OF such whest, replied;
''This man up In the northwest thst's got
the big farm--whst's bis nsmsi Well, b.
wants tho wheat for seed
There were some doubts cast upon tAis
trading, aud some Of the operstors ~ ..
fused 70 believe II wAs bona Ade, 'cisiming
that II vas simply wash sales bst~ess
the parties. II was said that Barnes wss
simply bullipg year to get July up aigh>T,
90 that be could make bsttsr averalv Oh
his short sales for July.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-19
yRELANn.

DUBLIN, April ls.--On resumption Of
the trial Of Daniel Curley thia morning
Adams began an argument for the defense.
He decided the evidence given by Kavs-
nsgh did not show Curiey was In Phoenix
Park May 8. His presence there, said
Adams, was indicated by James Carey,
who said Curley Was IN command, but
Carey 80 swore to sav6 his own neck. He
was doubtless In command himself Of tina
assassins.
Porter, attorney general for Ire land,
responded for the crown. Tho Judge then
charged the Jury and the latter retired
They soon returned and rendered = YER
dict Of guilty OF murder and Curley was
sentenced 10 be hanged.
The 18th Of May Ia the date fixed for the
execution Of tho condemned man.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-19

BALrnloRS, Aprii Is.--Ells Carf,ss,
aged Is Year,, was shot sud MORALLY
wounded about Q O'Clock lest night b. lar
husband, Michael Csrliss, about ths sAmS
age. The tragedy eesurrsd 10 .
house OF ill.fsms kept ~
Nine. Kane, At No. l3B Eastern svsuus.
The above young couple have bsen ssps-
rated for several months, and be-
husband becoming suspicious q bss
intimscy with q csrtain young lAsN
with whom she, has bssn Frequently
seen, followed last evening. Nrs. Catiiss
was seen TO enter the above house, and
WAS In . room with ysn1g upaA UAsQAq
husband eritered. Accusing her Of tnAAes.
ity, he gave vent 10 q terrible ostA, end
drew revolver and shot the wom0 10
tina right eye. the ball pensrst-
Ing the brain, indicting fatal wound. A..
ter firing the shot the husband mads no
attempt to escape. and acknowledge tbs
shooting.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-19

ds fAnnkcxyrs, Arizona, April 1s.~-A pros
needing party was chased within three
milss Of this place stceyening by the Apa-
eAss. The town Is surrounded with camp
Arss sad signalling haa been going OH all
Asy In tbs nsighboring mountains The
sitlsens ara mounted waiting an attack. A
spscia, train from Camp Huachisks Is
coming with troops. Capt. Black, the
ranger. has arrived. He says he traced
the indians who killed Judge McComas
and HE wife into tho Sierra Madre
Mountains IN Chihuahua. Two scouts got
n d xht Of the camp In sdsep canon and
counted sixty-two warriors. They. also oh
served large amount Of plumber and many
animals. Capt. Black feared to make an
sttsck ~ the rangers numbered but TWEEN
~. The Il Paso Times says editorially
that both the American and Mexican troops
VII, enlist hundred aud afty San Carlos
Apachss to move to Sonora. A most
vigorous campaign will be immediately
commenced. Both American and Mexican
sflcsrs believe snnihilation the only way to
make pNeoe possible.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-19
ruuueIius tAs nuAs~u.

NEW YORK, April ls.-Engincsrs are
making surveys on North river, below the
City Hall, to ind the best place for the
New York and New Jensy tunnel, which
was proposed for freight trains before ths
Hudson river tunnel was arranged to-. Is
10 to cost 81, 0O0, 900, and depot 10 70 b
built at Five Points. The tunnel q 10
start from near the City Hall, run usdef
Elm street, Lafayette placs and Fourth
avenue and connect with the Fourth ave.
nue. tunnel. The river tunnel will be one
hundred feet below the surface, and the
land tunnel from thirty.six TO Afty fest
underground. Prominent capitalists srs
interested In the project.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-19
THE MARKETS.
APRIL IS. 1859.
Live Stock.

Live DaOck.
CHICAGO.
CATTLE--Pairy active and hrmer.
Exports " 20Od6 90; good " choice ship.
pers' " SOFAS Is; common 10 fair % 4Sf0
B 10; butchers " 40ta0; stockers and
feeders $3la5 Is.
HOGS--Active, firm aud TO loo higher;
light STAT IS; mixed packing ~ S0td7 ";
heavy packing and shipping " to0a1 IS.
Ct. LOUIS.
CATTLE-Export steers " 25ta0 %;
good to heavy native steers ~ l5Nd8 u; ;
common TO medium native steers " tOta
~; fair TO good feeders - 76id6 IS; com.
mon to good stookers "a 1904 IS; common
to choice native cove and heifers So 9O(a
400; Southwest steerS - 1900 00; corn.fed
Texans ~ 7,5td9 90; scallawsgs $3taS 80.
H0GS-Really no market; buyers do.
steadily; shippers offered 81 l0t07 70 for
SHEEP-Quiet. Good TO fancy s. +0t6
40; medium to fair W oOtS, 70, common
~ 70CQA Is.
Grain. Esa
WHEAT-April 81 COX b.; May
81 oss; June II loN; July 81 llS; year
CORN--April oas b.; May 6ax; June
bbS; July SIX; August SIX.
..oATs-May OK; June AK b.; July
an b. year 3sS.
wHEAT--May 81 ux bid; June
81 i2E to 81 i2s; July l0k
10 81 1917, closing 81 10; August 81 00k TO
81 0s1; year 81 0SI to 81 06x.
CORN-April AZ D.. May <shto $3.50
u; June Slds b.. july b3k b.. August
Nk b, year Is, and later Bk b,
oArs-April &2S b.; Nay ~; July
3ykb.
.wHEAT-My 81 ~; juno 81 y; July
'CoRN-April S.; May Sx; June @k.
Cssnsry Produce, Esc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 fanoy %
am. seconds at beat dairy ratios. DAIRY.
Choice to fancy 2Nns.h; medium and low
grades---princ lstd2O, common To VkN)Il.
P0ULTRY--Easy; offerings liberal and
demand moderate. We quote Chickens
Cocks 81 2StdS M; mixed So 1904; hens
~ sSNS4 ~; spring chickens sAlablo 1T M0S
g., according " size; ducks kS bOGa4 10;
turkeys S0t6lo geese nominal; pigeons
81.
EGGS-steady At 13c, and ready sale.
LEAD-Flrn. Sale, 10 cars special
brand hard tchemical) Z. o. b z trk at n
20; Same bid for more.
LIVERPOOL.
Country markets hrni. Spot wheat
6vm and q shade higher; No. 2 spring ~
Id, No, 3 spripg N 2dj Western winter
O. II, California advanced Id; mixed Wot.
serh corn strong o. n III. Demand from
United Kingdom and Continsnt good Tor
whsst Ard corn.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-19
Steamer Sunk.

MxMrms, April ls.--The steamer
John s. Brausford, owned by Capt. Milt.
h. Harry, en- route from ST. Francis river
20 Cairo, With I0D. 900 feet Of walnut lum.
Der struck . rect at one O'Clock this morn.
ing 1t Deans Island, forty miles above
Memphis and sunk. Tho boat was valued
u 5000; insured for 5000. The
70 the scsns Of the disaster. No lives
Inn
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-19

WASHINGTON, April is.-The State De-
partment Is annoyed by newspaper COM
inents on the landing Of paupers from Ire
laAd. A high official says that II paupers
are landed II IA the fault solely OF local au.
thorities, who have all the powers neces.
sary to control It. II the English Govern.
ment or private persons are sending these
paupers out, the collectors OF custom IN
the ports where they are landed can send
them back on the same steamers, aud at
the expense OF the companies themselves.
The law can be spilled vt once and with.
out technicalities TO any one who Is In
danger OF becoming a public charge,
whether through poverty, disease, insanity
or observation-disclosures, and was intended es-
pecislly to prevent the immigration OF the
criminal classes.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-19

MBLsHA, Most, April ia dispatch
49, Just been received from Glendale,
DeaveThead county, which states that an
SlA.styie tight occurred In the little mining
sa0p q Lion City Monday night, about
uiae miles from there. A low dive, kept
~ 1ike Kutt, was the scene Of the muir
~. IL seems that Z desperate named
Tyndsll bad gone Into the saloon, and,
sfles guarding with some Of the women,
6gsW hi six.shooter and begun 20 run tho
Yiass. Ne had ordered the drinks, up
slSSs Ae called ana threatened
~ demollsh the place unless
- ~ humored the bartender pulled his
shstgun, which Was heavily loaded, from
usAes ~ counter and dropped the fellow
dsal Il - bar, The general feeling IL that
ths rseult y good, but that Kutt should DO
S1ssrsd Of. hs will very likely
swinG, - there are many there who do not
like Elm On account Of former scrape In
Which be and Z mining. boss named Jim
parpst snd othsn were concerned on last
ChHs&uSs.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-19

BATTLE GROUND. Ind, April is.-Miss
Belle Bryan had . quarter Of her skull torn
FROM her head In . sleigbing accident ssv.
eral months ago, and also lost cupful OF
brains. No one thought she would re-
cover, but the side OF her head has puRsd
out and her mind seems perfectly clear.
Surgeons say II Is remarkable case.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-19
Investigating Hill

WASHINGTON, April lS.-A special
committee TO investigate the charges
against Supervising Architect Hill met TO.
day, read over the charges and notified ex-
Congressman Murch, OF Maine, that they
were ready N proceed as soon rs he
appears, and then adjourned until to.mor.
row,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-19

SALT LAKE, Utah. April IS. The grand
iuYy of the third district Is discharged.
fhsre were no indictments under the Ed.
munds lsw. No testimony wac offered or
astsinsble. Edmunds commissioners are
sxpscesd bsrs daily.
fhs Oregon Short Line began delivering
pssssngsss ut the new terminus on the
Wsed River Branch, twenty-five miles
usr$h Of Shoshone.