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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-30
&lanien- --Hooms.
@lautrS- 3listtIIanruus.

rJNIIE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT LLOYDS
L Original Washington 2b-Cent Express transfers
baggage parcels, Sc; moving attended to; baggage
checked ut residence; telephone connections.
Offices, IS1 Pa, nv, 1908 st., and BentlcyS phur-
macy, 14th and Corcoron Hts. n. W. Baggage stored
for one week free of charge, RAJ
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-30

A n 4 MODERATE PRGCE-oNE LARGE, IN
AstOry front room, furnished, lighted, and heated;
private family; central location. 32G q 81. n. w.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-30

fDN MASS AV. n. w.-NEATIN FUR
4 80 n,lCd 81 floor front room; southern eN-
poslUc: with or without board references cx-
rhnmlrnn. no
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-30

JnIN II ST, y. WI LARGE SOUTH
lOl L. front hall room, nicely Mrnlshcdirent
-. tlg o. T.lD
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-30

P-lsy 1Hru ~. n. w.-LARGE 20 STORY
4 - front room, furnished; house has mod,rn
nisOod If desired 7-31
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-30

30 l"ru 81. N wa LARGE, NEWLY
- - furnished ID story front room, with board;
suitable for two gentlemen, or gentleman and WIFE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-30

pIfASAST FURNISHED ROOM, WITH OR
l. without board; table boardcrs desired. l1A4 \
81. N. w. I-3l
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-30

nNE OR . YOUNG La DIES TO JOIN A CLASS
~ in common studies Dust forming); also other
pupils Address MRS. r., l74O 1ath ST n. W. $3.50
LIVERY BODYTO PATRONIHE WITH RBEE'S
~ Capital 2bC. Express prompt and reliable; hug
gngc speciality. OlliCcS-4S5 Pa, av., 14th and U,
18th and PA. ay. and sd and East Capitol sts Tcle-
phOne COnneClInns. b.lA1H-lm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-30

goo 0rt 81. y. w..uASDsoMELY FUR.
U.s. ~ nishCd mont room, 81 door; heat ANA lghti
suitable for one two gentlemen; central location
three doors from n. Y. nv ESQ
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-30

1VI,S I ST.-HANDSOM FURNISHED
4 l. - rooms, with or without board; very
mnlnrlIn lnInls. I.il
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
Msrpceclfe af Gdnaeas1tftl.

0enne Sla8s l1sra8 ct en- iaa farIis PIonte til at
iprebt fig ubt ug brebt Og 9isre ll9aon Boor, ben tonner,
at BET enreIte Statsr pe6 gou er bsiemt, at 6nbuer, po
buis @runo ben fn6s8, sr f~orpIt9tet til at nbrgoOe ben, /
oct Wlin6fts fife tilaoe, al ben b!omItrer % latter tr0.
& en- 5apne.@aRs, busr be o~ytrRber, tan be Ieteti8 bra
bes, ON man fror Gait puu SOrben, bvOr be uOcer. 5reas
turerne nil ba ptb fin Slitten % lin Grumpen aItiO bOIoe
benz ne6e, o9, faor Be in9en QnIcbning til at 9lore Sfuo
ouer SOrben, er Bet mart forbt nso ~9tpbOernss Sin. SIM
oes be u6e paa Wart, Tom ital pLOies, ba bsr man pIotc
benz iaa bgbt ns6 iom mut9t, % 9Obt CT Bet O9iaa at
busee Soueoet al EiitiIsu, iauinartbsr letter fig ct iaaoant
2aa fopger.
Staar Der 6lot en- per % Ell Der, oa uIna nan lsge
at ubrpbOe Dem buer for fig. Otan tis6er pad HpOtbeteE
uooIe faa Inner meO ~sulphuric acid (aqu0 fortt5) en- SLATE
meb @Ia5,8rop. Omtring 6aIien poa 6Iafen ~anbrin9er
man en- StaaItraaO for ~fOriigtiSere at tunne bebanbIe bet
furItee Stof. gu itiGrss GiitiIcn al Reoe ueo SOroens
Sperflube; neb 9a6iten pau 6Iaiten ititte8 en- ~ttIipioiet
ginbe, % benne iettes ba miOt BEN ufitaame @Iantes
Gilt, iaa Acidet brppper neo ben. Oct oil orGbe bDtls
tstIombelIt lltru6, men man uaa upre foritgti9 bets 0es
~banbIina, t6i bet nil brGnOe Op &Iaber p9 Stutel, ia O9Iua
f~renbrin9e granbsSaar, ON BET tOmmer 6orbinbeIie mco
Gns 2sseme.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
Smaa= Rptitier.

SeIu BEN meft irene Stsses4}auOe fan bIiue aIoeIes rr
ueb at Iigse 5 Minuter 9anb meb ammonia. 9jsres
bette, bebspes Der intel 2nbet enO at ifpue o9 TORE ben
- Oil man itese 9sper, er BET be6it fOrit at belize TO:
senbe gan6 ouer ben 0sn imaser, be4anbIct paa ben 8laabe
bebre, % ituI ba osiaa uGre iunpere at ipife.
- sar man Iibt GbOife sler @ibsr SunssS uarten
ba taaer BET life lang Glib, inosu Sunen bliuer bIauf, ol
lite r~efiterer man, at SuGrten mart efter farer al 6aru
af Fnt Tort Stsp.
- 0aur stinter ben8es op til grus for SOmmeren,
Dor be beitrses sobt nreb fin fort 9ebber; put Dem ioa
en- 9apirs9oie % iaa en- 1teIsSGt, lOm btnbeS foIio til
gua ben Waaabe fan man .bOlOe 0prene pbe.
Oil man eiore ct sanrmeIt SbinsIes9ag rent 70,
W1oIe pg Serb, ba fan man gicre BET paa Sen Nfaaoe, a
Der Iunss Copper af Gaset brpSfes abiftIlis &olt, Tom Do
at gtesn opIsiss % fIer neb oucr Sbin9lene. 8erpeo ri
uae 9luntesDeG iot bar fat fig fait Der, tiItntetslsres,
Guaet bIiper rent Og uarer meset lGn9ere.
- Senbsrne bliuer bIoOe Os bui6e, en- man 9ni6el
bem meb ~fsIsenbe 8lanbins: 4 Dele Glpcerin os 5 0eC
9gaaes glumne blanbss sobt meb binanben os snibes Der
matt paa, efterat 6Guoerne ct uuiet. 0enne SqsreIie e.
Oaiaa beIbis, naur SuOen sr itrabst at.
- ct sobt SIass Siensganb tilapes paa fpIsenb'
I2aabs: ifrssne S~piieiteer msb buibt copperas, 8 ftrssn'
sbefeer n1eb Gait os l! 9int gunb. 0stte tusss inosIt
faa Ninutter. Wtan bar Wlorgen og aften l 0raabe int
i Diet, men man maa BRUCE 6Orii9tisbsb, tbt tuses BETH
eisnneur Munbsn, ba CT bet siftist. 6Or iuuse os influn:
merebs 0ine ct set subt, men maa ~fOrtpnOsS, naar Bet ital
bruses fOr Born.
- Oct ~paaituaes at fint Sunss&uI, ftrset paa gIom.
ifer.g Better, ifal siue SIOmiterne en- ~imuttere 6arpe. De
fuube 10 uqre pGrS at ~prObere. aaereOe Ianse Gioer pa,
man pibit at Safes grus, 1aust paa glomfersg utternt
oipsr guIbenIatter en- i~iGrtere brun 6arue, emo be elers bar.
= Sur aosen iuGIset Gift, ienb pa o~iebIitteIi8 gut
efter Qassn, Os su / Reusmttoen en- Spiieite ueO naIe
Sennsp / ct 9IgIas Innfsnt Sanb, Os ienere iaa mese
runfeut gonb, Iaa man faiter Op. Gr Der lite Ssunep til
ftsbe ba nil Gait sisrs BET. 9uis Der er tu9et ino ct III:
toIi. iom {. Gr. 9atfte>Soba, ba bruSes gObite os ganh
Oa iirar baseftsr ct SptaiteIisssURiSSsl.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
g0rtlftles Spalte.
0Erliobeo uarcr l9n8lt.

us.rsmonS, Ser intsrssiersbe fig rneset for
a. s,s nr, sopSe ti'St en- 30 al en- oas'asf' lDm 1 %ses
sst asIe berfra, Os ben i'H'Ss 'r'''seS pam H&''e
III. .Cporocuen, 0agsn efter, tcs a~oeIsmanbsn fig
EAI9 a, ina ba en- Gut, Joni meo Uasie, Glib os
5~s'S""~' # Iee tn So ben Retnins, buori I5erres
d '"'s" soe1 par msget ~uitprIig, oa Sutten tiinOe
aa'n ~ sa,S meS BEN. Oa ban nu fit 0ie paa ben
ir|,Ss, ION ban life tienOte' raaO'e po'' III 1aI'' ON
'3S",, ,,r,ne "a biaIpe bam meO at fu aOen frem
'D'' r5,n Iob, iom ON ban life bsrte bet. Gnoes
S'I ~. ~nIntfeIise Gut: "aOm Os biGIp mig Iibt, iaa
f@ I" Some 40 frem til Serresaarben, os Su itaI
III L~+,, of Bet, iom iss faar for nit StrGp"
9.1ts n biqIpe, tbi itrur ~inofanot Manben fig, os
GH =" o,sr ooa notIaa pent, tbi Der par @n bag, iomI
n's". n,o timber benne bcreS Sanbrins ipur9te Rans
u bpormeeet ban %tGntte, S%erremanben piIbe 9tue
A., Fan life pioe Bet, ia9be 0rensen, "nten je9
~; ~ foar ~orSentIis Detailing, tbi bet er intlle 6olf,
-~ s. FINN til aIecn, ser forte op til @aarben, bIeu
.,,r tIbaoe; 6oen fuIste nemIig MI piuig, fad
1rr, life langcrs tiItrGnstes. San git en- anben %
tG,i M tom berfOr fcrt frem. Ser gap ban en- al
~.rrsrP : 91Quulh Hltp utA StIitot VI pSHht Iiuipt Sips
~. III III Iibcu @ut, Tom fom meo en- So; bet ituIbe
| s,t for fit NrbetOe.
:, BETTE uar giOrt, git ban itrnr tiIbass iii Gasen fOr
s, eutten, nuar bsune tom tiIbage. Oct uarebe bsts
| ~, raroc, ier bsnne inbfanbt fig Os meIbte, sIab Ouer
| urrrt,t, al ban bapOe fuuet l Sbilins ~(Omtrent %
Ii M oap G~OclsmanSsn, iOm bapoe biulpet bam en-
55lns.
lTp if ia Tttert mere enb / SHILLING. "-"Nst", iuas
| qrr,r, "a Bet par 6u u~irteIis COB SetaEina. " "0sttt
a, oaa righs ttl,~ iasOe 5erremanSsn; lab %
n os tGbase, jes tisnOsr 9srifabst, Os nj ifaI moi
nns.'
srttn piorbc, iOm BET bIeu ioSt BAN. 9a sSeIss
kSn hr ms0 Grsn8sn, tuIbte ban ale Gisnsrne fam.
| , Bah bam pege pua ben, Der bauOe 9ipet bum Sen9ens,
~ sorbe iau, Og Gisueren, iom iaa, at ban par rSbet, faIot
a. F., line 8nG, tiltOO Gilt % 6a6 ON 6orIabeIie Mer
MN pr irsrg; ban gap bam &fiteb, beg isrit mautte ban
! 77rom Sc 5 Dollars. "0u bar III paa @runs al
| %rria6s6", iugbe ban, "miitet bin Gieneite os Bit
\ ~5taSsmaal; Cu mua buite paa bet: "2guisbeb uares
b.
hBdSsmanbm bapSe futtet @Obbs6 for BEN ~Iisefrem'
| ~ absnbutiss Gut ps gan BAN en- COB Gieneite PAD
~nsauSen.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18

J~pl9enoe Sfolez6on6 Yam bleO eIter
5Orilag beuilsebe: go. 767, Sobu aeaeg
$500; Ro. 76s, Saliten MELLON $1,000; gtc.
100 @m. @olett $500; 9o. no, Sames
ir. % 59os. Nolan 800. 5GIgenoe bleO
irentlagt % %uuberip9tes: SO. ri, 6. 6.
3eetsbom % Nnore 5000; $40. 772, u.
MiooIebroot $500; gtu. 773, 9bos. Glion
$3.50. N~OIourneret til 81. l gftermooag.
ST. 1. Vile MteOlemmer ttliteoe. Gfters
mlooageu ben9it meo at 9jennemSaa County
gmbeosmGuoenes Sappcrter iamt He9uins
ger paa Gountpet. Nojourneret til ST. 8
5Qrmio. CITE SUM.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
QerSua Toe Stunt al. S Gnrm.

~ - N"f' w." CSN".
aae 8oaroetS Yteolemmer tiliteoe, Bro
tofollen ira 6rebaas Rgoerne OpIeit og
anta9et. 6orelaaet % unoeritpttet, at
3ouHibip Collectors pitentet afltafies. 6ors
ila9et git life isieunem. 6oreilaaet p9
unoerItpttet, at County @uoitor bempnoiz
ges ps beorores til at betale ouer til
County &aslereren ole Yen9e, Der fomuer
/ bans S9noer lom 6pl9e al redemption
from tax sales o9 life truffet inoeu 3 gar
ira 9atpen Of redemption. 6orilaset OILS
taget.
County 8asiereren bleo ifsl9e 5orIlas
paala9t at tilbaaebetaIe g8iliam Stefii8 en-
Gel Of Statterne paa S. y S. w. i 81
-96-9 for Narene 1881 o9 1888 paa
8runp Of opbbelt Detailing. Selgbei s.. 03.
5oreilaaet % uuoeritpttet, at afitemnin=
gen ooer Sorilaget um 9opnibip Collector
SpItemeis a~fitafelie ifal ilaaes en- Stre8
puer. gu5temmi9 anta9et. Ner. Serpeu
fremiatte fslsenoe Sorilag til Gntaselie:
geluttet, at 9opuibip gonectOrsS pite.
met berpeo ltal bore %aiifnifet, DO en- nplig
f~oretasen 5orauorins ! 9Ooen slpr famine
~ubruaelis. (Sluttes paa Abe Sibel
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
Rt. s FprmIo. Ste Suni

Boaroet msote; ale NeOlemmer tiliteoe.
IorSooss 8rototpGeu OpIGites % antpsea.
j. ". Sutton fremlasoe en- YetitiOH ON
at faa DpbRoet ct ulopiigt Nsiesimsut mob
ham for 1000 Dollars gienoom / 9ecorab
aorporation for aaret 1888. Otter 5ors
ilog bleo bette inoremmet, og Sasierercu
blco paalagt ont at uotere bette paa Stats
lr.eiites. s.eiteu af 6Hrwiop0aeH Webait
til ct 8eie8 paa Jattts- SRiet. A~ojOurnerst
til 81. l gftermiooa8.
81. 1 Gitermjooas. Gas ReoIemmcr
tiliteoe. Yaa 5UriIag oeotosss, at Der
Ninlos ife i~plsetbe tioIt8RtGg paa be for
itjeul8e 9ernbaHer I @tHHsiheit Gcuntp /
Coercnsit,mmeIie meo ben Of grccutiue
Council ben 3Oie 9iarts 1884 auiatte Baroi,
o8 at ben ItaI iOroeles meaem be ~iorIlIels
Ii8e itattepoeHbe 2iitritter iaaleoes:
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
- -
EIl22 o. SIn22

Si022 o. SI022 OF
(sAIaoant received for old warrant, dated
April 6, 1875 reported at your January session,
last) All Of which is respectfully submitted.
7 E EGGE, County Auditor.
Zen o~ffciele 8aution for q. 81. gmerp
ipm gpuitabel i Sluiiton 8ompibip dur
at iploe S%ataHtiel bIeu paa 5urhng an
tasfi. paipaarSs 8e9nitubet meO State
Revenue fremla8Oes % bIeu efter 6orilaa
arta9et.
5orelaaet % unoertpttet, at en- oioere
SUeroeielie Of s. ). Ssber ROab &O. 703
Hoi9ttes tnhtil September soet laar.
8eotaGet. 6preilaaet % unoeritDttet, at
Accommodation 9toaO $50. 76S etableres paa
8ettn9eIie al, at anis9erne betaler ale
uo9ifter os 8oot9ipreIier efter 5aratipu
fsr lite Sauuur 1885. aoIourHsrat Ill 81.
8 5ormt. zoe SUM-,
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
Doar0 Of Supervisors
for
@inueibief GOnntp.
SunisS esfuucn 1884.

9ecorah, Soma, 2oen SUM 81 1 Gfterm.
Bparoet mpbte efter Seitemmelien /
Gourt.Suiet. 5ilIteoe bar Chairman VI.
VI. 8romueq o9 Meolemmerne Nils Gar.
fen, Sucob Seiuen, 81. Barues % 8. 3.
2ommen. Dian be8pnbte meb at unoera
iese gouutp-& asierereHs Ne9nltab o9 40
~Iuuruereoe oernGit til 81. s ben fBlBenoe
Gornliobao.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18

1H&VNY tut NIHI NI. q.
Pile 8oaroets Yaeelemmer tili.ebe. YrQ.
tstoGen cpleites % autB8es. 6Ormtoea.
gen git meo til llnoeriD8elie al aroO moo
GoEntpet os foritIeai9e andre 5orretnin.
ger. AojOurneret til 81. / Gftsrmiboa9.
ST. /. gae N5eolemmer tiliteoe. Soar.
Oct bsrte %araumenter / Sngeu ont en-
Accommodation &OaO" Cgio. 1853, men fat
teoe iHgen 8eTutuing iDr iensre. 8eIter
VI gitarrpicoG9en brusies til at beItsmme
Ylaoieu for Ell Sty. GS;ogrneret til 81
8 5ormiooas ben ste Suni.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
Sprsbaa ste 1uni 81. s Tnrm

SVIsOaH OIt NAII Ut, . yUIII.
gle gte0lemmer tilitebe; 9rotUtoQeu op.
iqit 60 entonst, g2an tog for Jig Equal
cation Of Assessments, % yna sSorilaq bet
bet beitemt, at Sreatursr ituloe iettes til
SO % 5eite iii S27 Gtp,tet CgRroieH al
Mules itulOe Blue uflrouOret), og af ben
@ruHo ituIoe County Auoitor f~oruaore
8Groln al arsaturer Og 5site iaaleoes:
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
sirsnnc Bile suni. aL- 8 anrm.

Sirsoas 3oie SUM, 81. 8 5orm.
Vile 8oaroets Reolemmer bar tilIteoe.
Brototolen fra forrise Mpbe uplGit og
peotaset. 8oaroet f~ortiatte meb County
&asiererens 9lesnitaber os pebblep oermeb
Itprite 9eler al 5ormiooasen. 9eru9it
git man ooer til Gouutp Glertens Gesr.
ltaber. Gojourneret til 81. l..
ST. /. Gae Meolemmer tiliteoe. On
gitermiooa8en bertes HetitiOner, Og Der
9iennem8itfes 6orortn8er puu Gountiet.
apiourneret til 81. s nGite 5ormiobag.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
AUDITORS REPORT.

AUDITORS OFFICE,
DEpoRAE Eva, June ID, 1884.
To the Honorable Board of Superyisors of Win.
nesheik County
GENTLEMEY;-I have the honor of submit
ting my semi-annual report. extending from
January Let, 1884, to Nay 3lst, 1854, and
which includes statements Of temporary (A)and
PERMANENTLY school fund aec'ts, expenditure of
the county (C) and receipts and disbursement
Of this office (D) as follows, to wit
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
9arnlelt, gnfet % Daucn.

% msSD aGrtd > E. fOripusbs Stptsr uusr sarmipaltsn u ,psciat bearbtissbs
for ~Recorabs Qonsn1.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
FREAsUREEs REPORT.

lz25Cs AZ l22GCs A 237g2 0s g375z o..
Respectfully submitted,
CHAs. E. AEADER, Co. treasurer,
LIST. 1881.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
CLERK REPORT.

ILEfNh >
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors Of Win.
nesheIk County, Iowa.
Herewith please find report commencing Jan.
lst 1851. and ending Way 3lst- 1884.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18

Ge OfFticQe RappOrter fro Gbas 6.
ytaaoer, Gouutg Trsaiurer, gl. g8. 6arocn,
Glert Of Courts, Os Z. z. Gage, Gouutp
AUDITOR, FremIaaoe5 % UeotOgss siser
poJhag.
F~REASUREh'S REPORT.
TO the honorable BOARD Of Supervisors Of Win
ueshelk county.
erewIth hand you report showing the con
dition q the different funds with balances in
aaoL. mud ID INV L---. L-Le Ii l--L-
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
s2z56 rs

STATE OF IOWA So
Winneshelk Co. "''
!, NJ. w. Harden. Clerk of the Courts, in
and for said County of WInneShiek, do hereby
certify that the foregoing report is full, true
and correct. NJ. W. HARDEN, Clerk,
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
Looking GLASS Prairie
STOCK FARM.
Eesper Township, Winnesheik Co., Iowa,

Baa osnns Tarm er Der en- Slot al De
seiligite SbortbOru= 0renrurar, ale a. fors
triHlis Race % beileuot lom uoniRrteos
Relfes os 8lgo-90r. Siser, S0ier % Grer
y ale Glore er ti!iolgs tor rimsligs 8ri.
Ter. sc paa MarfeosIiittR ira Chicago %
Rotitierue berfra, % oa oil mon fiuoe uo,
At Sigh @rooe Short Sorn steers" taar
fua bsit ium $3.50 op I'll 7 pr. 100 90,
Geoers BET almiaoelige SIag3 life betaIes
leiere eEe nleo $3.50 eTer $3.50 pr. leo
BuES. 2Rs g}Grle til, bed0 en- eH8elf
dois tiger ON Sbort porn aIVer iom
Heite=Ipr:
Man bar england grer1peI paa, at en-
20 / Is paafelgenoe Nar bar 9ipet op til
i,050 8olcuer huert Nar. 7atteren gap
Or 7 Var 9jennemiuitlis 500 Gallons aar'
.ig, % beunes Gattsr isIcH $50 Gallons /
tmtrent 8 War. On anoeu SO gar 1910
SALONS for 5 Nar, oa De par cue al Short.
oornsGacen.
SEQ g. @atonsr, gier,
9ecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18
TEMPORARY SCHOOL FUND STATEMENT
$3.50 90

(*The difference Isl ,l26,80) between the
above balance and that reported by the County
Treasurer is equal to the aggregate amount Of
apportlonment orders which have not yet been
presented for raymeut)
"B,"
STATEMENT OF PERMANENT SCHOOL FUN
ACCOUNT.
Balance in Treasury at last report. Si0666 SO
Amount Collected to date ............ 2750 90
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18

~CATTLE- HORSES
TOWNSHIPS pr cent pr cent pr cent Or cent
raised low'd raised low'd
Bloomfield 8
Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18

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beiBge cs, II
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Decorah-posten., 1884-06-18

u 6s.
|H Is Cts.
Fu Is Gs.
FH % Gs.
Fu So Gs.
60 Gts.
pa rs Cts.
500
|nd Cotton
|and also
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-27
Not Guilty OF Manslaughter

NEW YORK, March 2a.-William C. D.
Rawson has been declared by jury not
guilty Of a charge of manslaughter and
was discharged. Rawson was Il telegraph
operator at Ninety-sixth street, on the
Harlem Railroad on the morning Of Sep
tember22, 1882, when the tunnel accident
occurred. Between eight and nine
O'Clock a New Haven train entered
the tunnel on what is known as
the Sde-track and about seven minutes
later the Harlem rapid transit train en-
tered and, in the dark tunnel, ran into
the rear cars of the New Haven train at
Eighty-siXth street, smashing them,
wounding a number of persons, and kill
inc Mary Auburt, q school teacher 1t is
the death of this lady which has been
made the basis of the indictment
against RawSon, it being charged
against him that his culpable negligence
in not displaying the red flag of danger
about the New Haven train, which had
entered the tunnel, was the cause of the
fatal collision. The jury gave a verdict
of acquittal without leaving their seats.
Tomorrow the trial of George +. Rood,
the conductor of the New Haven
train, will 90 on in the same court. HE'S
also indicted for manSlaughter in the
fourth degree The trial has awakened
considerable interest on account OF the
important precedent involved.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-27
The Miners Meet.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March pa mass
meeting of miners of the first, second
and third pools will be held to-day near
Elizabeth. 1t is expected to be one of the
largest meeting of miners ever held in
the Monongahela Valley. 1t will decide
what is to be done regarding the reduc-
ton offered yesterday. The men en-
ployed in eight pits of the second pool
are out on a strike. The mines along
the whole river are idle to-day. Several
prominent operators were seen who say
they are sorry, but cannot afford to pay
three and u half cents again this season.
They add that it don't make much differ
ence If the miners do come out, as the
suspension suits the operators.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-27
Canada.

TORONTO, March 26,--At a meeting of
the Ontario Branch of the Dominion Tenn
perance Alliance last evening the COM
mittee to whom was referred the subject
of the Scott act agitation reported that
they believed the time had arrived for con-
certed agitation in the line of Prohibition,
and recommended that immediate action
be taken by the Alliance to secure the
passage of the Scott act in the twenty
nine counties in Ontario. The Alliance
issues a circular in accordance with this
action, urging agitation for the suppress
sion of the liquor traffic throughout the
Dominion
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-27
The Caucus Discussed.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 2G.--The
result of the Democratic caucus is the
absorbing topic Of discussion at the Capt.
tol. Each party claims the victory but
the general sentiment appears to be that
the Randall faction carried the day. They
have it in their power to defeat any tariff
legislation this time. A Pennsylvania
member who enjoys the confidence of
Randall, in conversation this morning
said "the Morrison party yielded graceful
ly. They pulled the chestnuts out of the
fire and laid them at our feet. 1t is said
you may vote our bill or not wouldn't
be surprised if the bill would be amended
until it will not meet even the support of
a majority of the Morrison party"
Considerable criticism is INDUCED in
respecting the Carlisle speech. Mr.. Eaton
says it smacked of Henry Watterson's
and was unreasonable and i..tended 1
drive men to support the bill.
Mr.. Converse (of Ohio says: "We -
in no better shape than we were. The ca
Gus demonstrated the single fact that 4
tariff bill can be passed by this House
Mr. Dockery (of Missouri says: "Th
vote of fifty-seyen against the bill come,
be rightly construed to mean that there
will be that opposition when the bill
comes up in the House" He knows of
several who voted against it in caucus
who will support it when put upon its
passage
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-27
FROM WASHINGTON.
Kilbourne Wins Again.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March ga
sealed verdict in the case OF llallet Kill
bourne VS.. j. j. G.. Thompson was opened
in the Circuit Court this morning. 1t
awards Kilbourne 800. This is the
third trial of this remarkable case. In
1876 what was known as the Real Estate
Pool was the subject of Congressional
Investigation by the Glover Committee.
Kilbourne was Secretary of the Pool, and
being called as witness, refused to pro-
duce the books, and was reported by the
Committee to the House for con-
tempt. Still persisting in his refusal he
was confined in the capital by Sergeant-at-
Arms Thompson under instructions from
the House and remained technically in
custody until the expiration of the Forty
third Congress. A year after his release
he sued Sergeant-at-Arms Thompson Tor
5000, 900 damages for arrest and imprlSon-
ment. Eminent counsel appeared, Sena-
tor Voorhees, among the number. The
jury in the first trial returned a verdict
Of 100000 for Kilbourne The Court
set it aside as excessive The second
trial resulted in verdict for $4,000,
which was also set aside by the Court as
excessive. The third trial, begun on the
Goth inst, was for 100000 damages, and
to-day resulted in verdict for S31, 800
for Kilbourne.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-27
MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Provisions.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2G, 1SS.


CoTToN-Steady; middIing lOSc.
FLOUR-Steady; XXX to Choice, S3T0ll4 so;
patents, S5.7j96.40.
WHEAr-Firm; No. q Red, SllO; No.
Red, 91Hc.
CoRN-Firm; No. 9 mixed, 4Th@i7nc
I No. white mixed, 5lis052l4c.
OATS-Firm: No 2, 81 a6G33c.
RYE-Steady; No. ?, 5SGI5ac.
TOBACCO-F Jugs. common to choice.
S5.15GlOOO; leaf; common red leaf, $1,000
1000; medium to good l2.50ll75O
HAG-Prarie Sg.j0Dl00J for prime; $40. 25
0lO50 for choice; mixed SSGyll for CONNIE
to prime: timothy SliGl6 for prime to fancy
BUTTER-Firm; choice creamery, 30l53ic;
fancy, ID}5c; dairy, good to choice, 25QD!7c;
and 2SG3Uc for select; low grades nominal.
EGGS-ln demand at lie.
POTATOES-Steady; Eastern and Michigan,
40G4jc; Minnesota, 31hOiOc; Iowa, 35g4Oc
common, 2j@32 &C.
PORK-Firmer; standard mess, $500;
hard side. Sl7.S1H.
LARD-Dull; prime steam, nominal at &c.
BACON-Longs, l0Gl0sc; shorts, 1850;
clear rib lOc
WOOT.-Tub-washed choice, 33G134Hc: COM
mon, Is lI30c; unwashed medium, 2}GI23 &c; low
and coarse grades l5Gl0c.
HIDES Steady; dry flint, 1SRc; damaged,
Il &C; bulls or stays, 1040llc; dry sailed. he;
dry alted, damaged, lie; kip and calf, sailed,
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do i0GDIOc as to amount and quality of wool;
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