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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
MlSSOURl'S CAPITAL.
High Official, Quarreliug about News
paper Subscription,

JEFFERSON CRY. May 2. The Cover
nor this mornino remittsd the fines on
sixteen merchED - Kansas CITY, Of
whom had been $50 apiece Tor yioat-
Ing the merchants license law. II appears
that the violation was not intent onal on
the part OF the merchants, but happened
through neglect.
Auditor Walker this morning replied to
Governor Crittenden's communication re-
gardng the $50 80 subscription for
the sedalia Democrat. The
Auditor claims that the cub
scrlphon to paper Is entirely a
private matter and that the State Is In no
wise responsible for such accounts, and
that other Governors, so far as he knows,
paid for their papers; at least there Ii
nothing TO show otherwise; also that be has
the right TO refuse to Issue q warrant when
he considers the account unwarranted.
The Governor claims that no has the right
to furnish his office with newspapers and
pay Tor the same ont ot the contingent ex-
penses, and that the Auditor has no right
TO interfere In the manner he expends bis
continEsnt fund
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
snticfnY Innocs.t Girls % Iluin.

BosToS, May 2.--Gov. Buffers clean
weeping broom has stirred up the hloness
Of dark corner, for which even the trans
eendentallsts have no descriptive synonym.
Madam Wacott, who styles herself med.
ium and clalrvoyant, has been held In 81
900 bonds 70 answer six charges OF sbduo.
ton and OF keeping house Of ill-fame.
Six girls. aged from fourteen TO six
teon, testified that she hao enticed them
from good homes for vile purposes. She
compelled them TO attend various schools
through the day to influence other girls to
visit their den, Once In her power, the.
threats OF exposure, whether or not tbs
girls had surrendered their virtue, were
too much for them, and the assurance THAT
no public disgrace need come OF u. coupled
with the promise OF pocket money, for re-
fnery, wrought their ruin. This had been
going on for seven months, the girls enter
Ing her den every few days after
school hours and returning TO their homes
about 0 O'Clock In the evening on the ex-
cuso Of being with friends. The devolp-
ments have caused such indignation that
the madam . house IL threatened with dis
truciion. Tie unfortunate girls' parents
have detectives on the trail OF the men con.
eerned, and they will be prosecuted for tbc
crime Of desppiling innocence. The case
promises 10 eclipse even the Tewksbury
sensation.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
The May Crop Report.

WARRINGTON. May 2,--The monthly
crop report for May will be issued nv the
Department OF Agriculture at the usual
time, late In the afternoon ofthe 10th inst.
The reports from the department core.
spondents throughout the country are uni.
formly mailed on the first day Of each
month. Many Of them are not received un-
iii the very day on which the final totals aud
deductions are figured out. Consequently
ali assertions a. 10 what the forthcoming
report will show are speculative and con-
jectural. The department statician himself
remarked that no knowledge short OF ON.
nisccnce Is sufficient to warrant pos
Tive prediction OF the results found
in the compilation Of the hundred iudi-
yidual reports TO the department In nd
vance ofctheir completed receipt for exam.
inatIop
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
Dynsmitcrs Outwtttcd.

DETROIT, May 1.-The Rev. DR.. Cha,.
Reilly. the newly.elcc,cd treasurer OF the
irish League, says tina, the only reason the
Rosa faction was tolerated by the conven-
ton was 10 show the indgnifcanoe OF tho
element which fsvors extreme measure.
as compared with The great body OF Irish
m n, 1.-THE friends OF dynamite and gun.
powder had been excluded they would
ed everywhere that they were kept out be-
cause tho convention feared they would bs
In the majority.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
THE MARKETS.
MAY 2, 1883.


CHICAGO.
HoGs-slow; 10 lower;light 50 sota7 %;
mixed packing S8 sOdaT Is; heavy packing
and shipping 81 SO6aT Us.
CATTLE-Weak, slow aud easy; exports
% 20C66 so; good to choice shipping
S SDtd6 10; common to fair IS 80ha5 49,
butchers " 76Gd5 10.
ST LOUIS.
CATTLE-Good TO heavy native steers
S. 90l58 30; light TO fair S. 9065 70; com.
mon to medium native steers "a 00a
8 80; fair TO good Colorado StttI5 30; south.
west s. T5cDS; cornfed Texans "a 75d3
65; common to good stockers - *0a4 %;
fair to good feeders "a IAdj Is; common
10 choice native cows and hefcrs So 90
"a %: scalhwags OF any kind $3Od3 80.
IiOGS--Demand active, but large lots
lower. Light TO good Workers 81 100
i2j, Baltimore weights s. 2Ol37 40; heavy
shippers and butcher ST 95Nd7 30; extra
81 StGI %; skips and cu'ls 81 5ofd8 IS.
Grain. Etc.
CHICAGO.
wHEAT--May u l2Sb.; Juns 81 10;
July ! 81 l6Nah; August 81 l5S; Sep.
tember 81 l5H; year II l0S.
CORN-.May 5Ss; June SIX; July
5yh; August 69S year 52S.
OATs--Msy AK; june l3S; July &3S;
year Ssh.
WHEAT-May 81 1871; June 81 IS"
July 81 AK; August VI l5t: september
81 1871; October 81 l6h year 81 1917.
CORN--May 52C0X; June 5SS; July
55h@h; August 6', year i6S b.
NEW YORK.
WHEAT May II 22s; June 81 As;
July Il 25k.
CoEN.-MayS7X; June 66s; July 1914.
OATS May 4oh; June 10; July 5oh
Ceantry Produce, Etc.
81. LOUIS.
BUTTER Creamery 29fdSo for choice and
fancy; seconds 25fG2,. Choice 10 fancy
dairy 2itd28; fair 10 good lNdD; common
9dl0.
prices. Chlckcns--Cocks, At - 2SfSS ~;
mixed, 81 T5Cdi, according 10 number Of
cocks In the coop; hens, "a INCA 10; spring
chickens $3taS, according 10 sizc. Turkeys
$pN6l4; ducks AT $Nd3 ~; pigeons at
EGGS Steady and fairly active at Ia..
LEAD--Sales, y ears hard ~ - lax.
LIVERPOOL.
Country markets quiet. Red winter
wheat on coast advanced Sd. Good mixed
American corn oil coast advanced I'd. Red
winter wheat 10 arrive. advanced ID.
Weather cold. Wheat hrmer; No. .
spring IN I'd; M. y spring IA I'd; Western
wintcr o.; mixed Western corn 6rm aud
shado hIuhcr vi ~ IN. Demand from
United Kingdom and Continent ssir for
whest end worn. eV UAIN
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
Throat Cut aud Robbed.

BALTIMORE, May 2.-Monday night
about 10 o. clock, while Miss Anna Traverse
was going from the house OF her sister TO
her own home, three blocks distant, In the
northwestern section of the city, she was
assaulted by two colored men, who felled
her with stone and then cut her throat
and robbed her Of few dollars. She was
found early Tuesday on the vacant LOT
where she was assaulted aud removed 10
her home. She Is the daughter OF the late
VIM. X. Traverse, who several times rep
resented Dorchester county In the General
Assembly. She Is not expected to survive
her injuries.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
A Duci Ia New Orleans,

CHICAGO, May "A Daily News New
Oreans) special saws; John O'Callah,n
challenged his brother. ln.law. Mchael
Nealens, TO Il pistol duel, owing 70 All al
legged Islander uttered by Nealens against
the formers family. They met las,
night on Decatur street and fred at
fifteen PAGES. Neaens was wounded and
sent TO the hospital, and both are under
arrest,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03

AcRoN, o., May 2.-In the Ohio Grand
Encampment Of Odd Fellows In session
substitute uniform degree Of
camps, instead Of sPstriarchal circle to
which tho last Sovereign Grand Lodge Ia
opposed.
Two resolutions passed; one was to not
grant charter TO tho uniformed degree
camps OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge the
grand was instructing. Ohio's delegates in
the Sovereign Grand Lodge were instructed
10 secure the repeal Of legislation inimicsl
70 the partrlRrchal Oircles.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
Coal RtYfkera.

PlrTsBuR6, May 2.--Complete reports
from the railroad coal district, IN which q
strike sas inaugurated Tuesday, state that
all the miners have joined the strike sgains,
the reduction save those employed by W.
p Bend & Co.. and the Cherry Hill Coal
Co. A delegation OF strikers headed by
martial bands surrounded these pits this
afternoon and remained until the men At
work Joined the strike, Operators are pre-.
pairing to heve the strikers kept of their
property, but no violence Is anticipated.
There Ia no change In the status OF the
cigar makers and plas terers' strikes.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
Naval Changes,

WASHINGTON, Nav 2.-vioe- Admiral
Rowman has asked TO be relieved from his
duties as superintendent Of the Naval Oh.
servatory, and Secretary Chandler has ap-
pointed Commodore S&ufeldt to succeed
him. Commodore Shufedt will, on the
9th OF this month, be promoted TO Rear
list. II had been decided TO give Shufeldt
command OF Mare Island Navy Yard, but
some other officer will be sent to that
point
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
Two Girls Burned 20 Death.

MILWAUKEE, May A Bailey's Hsr.
Dor, Wis, dispatch saws that fire this
morning destroyed VIM. Jackson's resi-.
dcnce. and his daughters. Olive and
Bertha, seven and twelve years OF age,
wero burned To death while up stairs
where the fre started A blacksmith shop
belonging TO j. Wohlemsn was also do.
stroyed Loss on both buildings 81. 900;
no insurance on either,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
IRRLANn.

DUBLIN, May 2.-Patrick Delakev and
Thos. Caffrey two more OF the men charged
with participation In the murders OF Caven-
dish and Burke, were arraigned. for trial
this morning. They created a sensation in
the courtroom by pleading guilty to the
charge against them. Both we e sentenced
to bejhanged thepunal2d.
Before Caffrey had pleaded guilty he was
informed BY his solicitor that the Crown
gave 10 hopes OF mitigation Of the sen.
tence Of death which would be passed upon
him.
DELANEY's CONFESSION.
When Delaney was called upon to plead.
be said:
81 am guilty OF being I'M the park at the
time Cavendish and Burke were Killed, but
did not commit any murder. plead
guilty.
The Judge explained to him that this real
~ amounted to q plea OF innocence. De-
laDey then formally pleaded guilty. He
said;
Il was brough, into this first foolishly,
not knowing what II was. l was forced
from my work to 20 to the park. W, had
the consequences. When ! got Into the
park could not get away. saw the muir.
ders committed, but took no part In them.
went to the park on Kavansugh's car,
He speaks the truth; 10 does Carey. The
murders were committed by Joe Brady
and Timothy Kelly and bv nobody else
saved Judge Lawson's life at the risk Of
my own. / was sent on TO shoot him by
Mullett and Brady. The only way
to escape my task was by calling the guards
attention." Judge 'Brien IN passing
sentence on Delsny said he had a duty to
perform. He had at previous trial Of the
y.rf.z fae IN aLA Ia
Lawson, pitied him, because he showed
some feeling for his
WIFE AND FAMILY.
Tho prisoner would see 70 what misery
they had been brought by the wicked sys.
TEN OF conspiracy. When Catfrey VISA
placed in the dock his face woie smile,
The consequence OF pleading guilty was
again fully explained TO him In open court,
but he persisted in bis plea. On being
asked whether he had anything to say why
sentence should not be passed upon him,
Csffrey replied in loud, clear voice, IAN
have 60, to say, standing on the brink Of
the grave, H. did not know what was go
ing Ia happen until twenty minutes be.
fore the murders were committed. |
- hound 10 20 10 the park under pain OF
Death"
The Judge In passing sentence said there
were no mesns OF Judging OF the truth OF
the prisoners statement. He did no,
decide that II was necessarily wholly un.
true,
GRAND JURY.
The grand jury has been summoned to
meet tomorrow to find bills against the
men who are charged with conspiracy to
murder.
RENAMED.
CORK. May "A prominent member Of
the Nationalist party named Murphy has
been remanded for trial for refusing to ties.
tify at private inquiry.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
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AppOtDtul enfs,

WAsHiSGToS, Nav An effort Is being
made ~ have Paducah, KY, ro-established
a. part OF delivery,
The President to-day appointed the fol.
lowing pos,masters: Charles l.. Howe,
savannah, H.. George Little, Plum Creek.
Nevada.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
Tho Insane Jpccnd,sry.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, NAY 2. Az Aichi.
son special says Clara j, wilson, ths young
girl confined IN Jail for attempting to set
IRE TO several buildings. Ia no1 a rpvlng
maniac and n the Missouri authorities
have not been heard from she will soon be
incarcerated IN the kansas Insane AN.
lum.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
The Ship Railroad.

New YORK, May 9. Capt. Esds has Just
received cable dispatch from Tehuautepec
that his ship railroad has commenced with
appropriate ceremonies by the Federal and
state Mexican authorities at Mineatitla, on
the Atlantic side Of the lsthrnus Of Tehusn-
tsppc
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
Death Of Ano,bor victim.

ASHLAND, Pa, Ma, g.--lhsrcs Tyler,
one Of the men Injured l., the explosion AZ
tho Keystone collier, Monday died laa
night. Tyler Is the fourth Victim OF the
explosion, He leaves wife and six chill.
lrcn IN poor circumstances
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03

SHENANDOAH, Pa, May 2.-Work at
No. Colliery Of the Lehigh Valley Coal
Company was stopped by strike Of the
leaders. They have been loading twenty
two cars day, but now refuse to load more
than sixteen; hence the strike.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
A Factory lsurnesi.

ATLANTA, Ca, May 2.--The building
occupied by Jno. d. stockcr ~
furniture factory, aud Green a Holland ~
corn mill, burned this morning. Loss
5000.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
klnr Route Trial.

washington, May bliss continued
his argument IN the Star Route trial to-day,
dwelling Mt great lcngih upon the tcslI.
mopy relating 10 anldN,lts.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
A Mig Walk.

Paw PAW. Mich, May Z. Mrs. Mar,
Jones started. last evening, to wslhste AL
iforuia. She will lecture eu route. flcr
sklrls are very short ~ She il armed with
A hickory cane.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
Eatrndiston Treaty.

WAsBrN0roN, MAY 2. s.Presldent Ar.
thur hAs made q proclamation OF n sup.
Elementary extrnddiou treaty between tho
United States and Spain,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
Cabinet Meeting.

WARRINGTON, May AIT the special
Cabinet meeting AL the members were
present except Brewster. The Civil service
Commission regulations were agreed 10
without substantial change.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
Railroad Noid.

GALVESTON. MAY IA Dallas News
special says; rhe Texas Trunk Road and
sppurtenAncss we're sold to-day for
WI, 40.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
HOLLAND,

AMSTERDAM, MAY 1.-The King opened
tie Universal Exhibition here Tuesday.
The American department Is not yet com.
plete
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
Naval Visitors.

WAsniN0roH, May 2,--Rcy John W.
Dinsmore, Of Illinois, and Gen. Mcdowell
are among those appointed to the Naval
Academy,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
For Dyspepsia,
Costiveness,
Sick Headaciie,
g hronio Diar-
rtssca. Jaundice.
Impurity Of the
BLOOD, Fever and
Ague. Malaria,
and all Diseases
r~agemcnt Of Liver, Bowels and Kidneys.
sYMPrOMs H A DISEASED LIVER,

hw~ I'M
cousea oy Nv
~
gYMPTOMA or A DISTAsED LIVER.
Bad Breath Paia In tie Sidr son,tipnes tbs
Rheumatism: general loss AZ annette Boxoeh
generally eosdve, semesines alternating w.h lax;
~ ny "e.a woup'eu VIZ pam Is ouil ana heavy
- .a.eJ 80 ~ melholyI aeoomp~meo
~. p.'.uo! scnsaupn o''savins unnone some'nins
.n,ea opsh, 70 hays oetn gone; shghi' dty oongn
sno nushpn Noe sanelimes an s,tsnnAn', on.n
m'stAsen 'ot consumption 'ne patent complains
iest cold burning. sometimes priesly sensation
OF the skin exists; spinu are iow and dependent,
aud, although satisfied that exercise would Be bene-
NV " 9 eS, AZ ds, ruS un,non W '0'"sooe s,
ofthe abovr s,,mn,om. s,,srS 4. d;.ss,, s,trsass
haze acr,,v,ed ~Gvr h., e., ~ ,h.,, ..;s,rJ 80
sramin,,,on s,,.,, ds.,h has ,hown N. Iivar ~
have bn~r s.,r,.iv,iv d.,an,ed
IL should be used By all perbons, old and
vouns. vvhcuevcr.anv NJ the above
Y 4eaeS ffe'
Parsous Trayrilug or rlvlmx m In
healthy Localities, by taxing dos. oecssion-
ally TO Keep the Liver in heal,hy action, viii avoid
al Malaria, Bilious attacks, Dizziness, Nan.
sea, Drowsness, Depression Of Spirits. etc II
wll invigora.e like glass Of vine hut Is no In
toxicatinx beverage,
II You have eaten anything hard Of
tass =, "s, !" 'ee hssvy siteI meas' !" MeeP'
"s"'' '~Ne u''e "''N you VIA "' 'e"e'e'-
ri,,. ard n,,r,or., pm. ,.vu l., $500
"" w" w '"'0N
I'm the House,
For, whatever the ailmeni MAJ b. thoroughly
safe purgative, Alternative and tonic can
and does NOT interfere with bnsiness or
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
"THE HALLIDAY'
Cairo. Illinois.

r,. p.s,oneer pcpo, Of the Chicago, Nl Leais
"a .sw Orleans; flliroie Central; wabash ~.
Ion,s And Pacific; frvn Mountain and Houthess.
Mobil, and ohio; Cairo and 81. Louie kailweys
src ali Inst across IN. street; while tho Htsamnns
LANDING IL hot one sqnAre distAnts t.t..l NJ
This llotei 10 heated BY steam, hee qleAn
Laundry. IIydra4lic Elevator, Electric Gall INN.
AuNraatlc Firc.Alarms, Baths absolutely roee or.
perfect aewerarc and .omplctc Appelp&meNM. gv~
superb furnishings; pssfscl ssrvicks asAAa -
sxcsilr6 tsbls.
I. r. PARKER X <x,..L.ssssss
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Two More lnWnclbles Sen
fenced to Hang,
The Park Question Again Dark
Deeds Of New York
Woman
ioal Notes.


LONDON, May 1.-The amount OF bullion
gone Into the Bank Of England on balance
to-day, flg7 900.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03
TheSecret

Of the universal success Of
Browns Iron Bitters is SIM
ply this: 1t is the best Iron
preparation ever made; is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, chemical and
medicinal principles, and
does just what is claimed for
tho more and no less.
By thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood,
it reaches every part Of the
system, healing, purifying
and strengthening. Com
mencing at the foundation
it builds up and restores lost
l. L Il
neaililLlll nc o.iict way Can
'"''"'s Oe''e''' NC oo'A'''eo'
s eaI ho. ~'s, INV .a. .',., .Vs .
,yerywtat stomach. asar.bu,a. .ea
everything | ate cave mo distress.
saa . eoa.a eat ou. nsue, havs
..H ytn,ns IeeonmenSps' nav
.lAen tne ple,erp'ion, 81 n u
III medicine ~. L. MAXI.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03

CORK, May "A prominent member Of
the Nationalist party named Murphy has
been remanded for trial for refusing to ties.
tfy at q private inquiry.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03

The grand jury has teen summoned t.
meet tomorrow to find bills against tn
men who are charged with conspiracy u
murder.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-06
LOCAL. PERSONALS.

Items Cleaned i'm tho Hotel Corridors and
From Various Other Sources.
j. II. Hooper, Austin, is ut the Menger.
Maj. Converse has returned from the front.
Sheriff Ed Hazeman, of Frio county, is IN tie
city. .
Capt. Alonzn Millett is boarding at the Men
ger.
John +. Ince's Come Again party is
quartered at the Vance.
H. b. Beecher, a son of Unctious Henry Ward
Beecher, is here visiting friends.
]. T. Barbour. a Seguin merchant, uncle OF
L. =. Barbour on the Menger Hotel, is IN the
city on business.
L. C. Manlov, travelling auditor of the sunset,
came in last evening from Houston anu star'eu
10 Eagle Pass this morning.
F. C. Blaine and family, OF Del Rio, have re-
turned from trip to Chicago ana are aI tlle
Menger Mrs. Blaine is chaperoning Miss HON.
meister, of Alton, Ill.
I'll Pouton,, district attorney of Gonzales
X. A. Houston, Il prominent cattle graZer; j, d.
Houston and q. \. DilwOrth, all of Gonzales
are all guests al the Menger.
Dr. VIM. H. Elliott, of Texarkana, Texas
called at the LIGHT Office to-day. Inc DOCTOR
is one of the pioneers of that thriving town ana
was elected to the legislature at the last general
election to represent the district, OF winch
Bewie county il a part. He has rented one Oh
those fine new stores near Main street briiSe,
and will shortly open large drug store III the
same
In a telegraphic report of the receptions at
Washington city on New Years day at Wash
ingtOn correspondent of the Globe-Democilit
saws: Mrs. DIR. L. b. Rankin, of San Antonio,
Texas assisted her sister-in-law, the wife of
The Rev. J. L. Rankin, the Congregational min
lister of this city, who has the reputation OF be
ing Il Stalwart of the most pronounced type
His residence was besieged at AN early hour
with New Englanders temporarily sojo,lrnlng
here, and was voted one of the pleasantest hoh-
SEES OF the capital to-day.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-06
Compressed kilograms.

State Secretary Bowman thinks votes should
he counted as fast as received. Truly, one
model democrat i'm the poor old state Colonel
i, p c. Whitehead refuses to be II candidate for
secretary of the senate. Four, fourteen, four
were dreamed of by n Palestine darby and he is
now in the penitcntiary. He got u check Tor
81, raised il to Sl4 and went up for years.
One-arm and one-leg soldiers will probably De
pensioned Of. In the House, Ford, OF Mis-
souri,, characterized as false a dispatch de-
scribing him aS crank obstructng business.
Furious Ford Chicago capitalists want land
10 miles square in the Indian Territory for
grazing State treasurer of Tennessee re-
ported $4,000 short 80. .5,On persons WISH the
PaIais bourbon, Paris, where the body of Cam
betta is living . -Four masked men bind, gag
tnd rob of Sl2tO the inmates of a farm house
% miles from Chicago And Aleck, the
trembling ruler of Russia, sleeps in the middle
of a room, surrounded by bombshells and SOL
diers.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-06
THE DIFFERENCE IN MEs.

One man has every thing that Is necessary To
SUCCESS in business; he has capital at his COM
inand, influential friends, wealthy relatives
ever ready to endorse his paper perhaps
steps into AN established bushes, and yet In "a
short time he fails. Another has none of these
advantages and yet la short time builds up
large and extensive establishment. One of
thes,. latter indi"idIals il our cnteFprlsing
merchant j NJ. Emerson When asked by us
% what he attributed his success in business he
rrtilred, that it was by fair and impartial deal
ing IN all his business transactions; by adVeTtis
ing aud YiN ing the pubic just what he adNer-
Used, and 10y not asking too much for any arti-
Ie IN his stock also by giving the customer any
advantage he might, by careful buying Tor
ipot each. In other words should little child
Stcp in To buy he would deaf as fairly as
though the highest and lOftiest person were
purchasing.
No doubt Mr. EmersOn's views are correct.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-06

OF restaurant service and lunch at the Post
Office Exchange; Anton Hampe, the oldest OF
cIIsinieres, too well known to need comment,
superintends the kitchen. All dainty yands
known in the eating line and IN season. Mr..
Richard ri. LentZ will wait on you and see you
served with anything that you may wish. Call
on us and be convinced.
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