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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
..9rafpmif@e" @cfeke.

0ie Init 8l,lt gei6riebenen" @elebe
0rafo's in Qlthen fonnten 1t6 tpe9en lbrer
iibertrie6enen Strenge tallm oreiBtg Sabre
bebaupten lnb ibr 9raulamer urheber ltarb
in Der 8el% banning. Nber er rt6tete leIle
fur6tbaren Strafgelebe tDenigltens nur
oeaen iptrtli6e 9erbre6en. 0agegen itlo
iebt in Der StaatSge ebgeb Il II g
Soma's@ eieBe beantragt, oere1l flirdterz
lid 1trenge Strafen it6 gegen 9inge ri6=
ten, Die in ben Mugen Der gall3cn gelitteten
QSelt gar feline 8erbre6en bilDen. Olele
@eiebentpiirfe 9ehen natirlI9 bon Den
8robtbitior t e n aus.
Der j3ped Derielben 1T 5und1ft Die Nbz
ldoffung Der b%eriibnlten, 8ter> uno SeIn@
RlQulel, allo Die QIsoebnuIg bes lGn9it
ouf benz Bapier itebenoen Gerbotes oes
Sdnapies ou6 auf @ein uno 8ier. -:Sn
beioen 6Guieru Der StaatSQelebgebung 1lno
berarttge @elebe beantragt. 9S6breno aber
bos bisberige S6napsberbot IN pielen
Sheilen DeS StaateS u eln papternes
mar. iiu0 Die Observation-Disclosures jeBt
oarauf beba6t, oas 8ier> uno WeinzGerbot
burd furcbtbare Strafeu 81 etnem u1umz
o6naIiden uno Observation-Disclosures 81 MAIDEN.
sSuSorm pon3uidBen uno u8erbe1erungen"
All einem ettpas miloerell 0eleBenttpurte
finb folgenoe 8eitimmunoen beartragt:
llebertretlng oeS 8ters uno WetnsUer>
bots (pie bes S6uaps s8erbots) plro FUR
ben eriten SAL nit einer @elobnBe BON
5000, 3ablung Der Soften II D etnldbrt9er
Gefangegjaaft beltraft; tHr 1eoeH peEfereH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
0eteranen 9egen YcnfoatSs
SGtDittOeI.

Gin iebr GROCER 36eil Der geteranen unb
SnpaltDen Des etnitigen SreitDiutgens 0eeres
lit lelbit Qans entlbieocn gegen Den pom ge>
miilenlolen Oennagoge1 i'm GongreB betrte>
beren Yenlionsihlpinoel. 90 l9retbt uns
}. g. elmer berielben ibcr ben 8lun, ieoem
Der 8eteranen cine Nnmeilung nuf 100 Ncre
Bunoeslano al 9eber, folgenoe5:
,Gine groBe 8ctition iii I'M l%lnllauf, baB
Elm ieber SoIOat bonn lcbten Griege $50 Ncre
2auo erbalte. SD frage: Wie ptele NHl
lionen Dilroe IS erforoerH, UNI Seoem gu
Wiuen 3I iein? @cIen Die Soloatcn Gin
2ano>W onopol ms Geben rufen? Stno
ni6t idou genug Wiuionen Ncre 3anoeS
neri6leuoert uno geitoblen moroen? SD
molte uidts bagegen iogen, tpeun ein3elne
arr1e aIte Soloaten iolhsS 0anO lelber be-
bauen fonntcn, nm cinit StellerSabIer au
tperoen. 9asu eebOren aber @elo uno Gin
Baar frGftige Nrnle, nno oaS baben ner>
armte alte Soloaten nidt mebr. Ntu Der
iebtge @ongreb benz arbeitsfGbigeu 0lnlieoz
ler etne biutge Seilnatb Dor Der Jeale tDegs
idnappen, uno ite Dem 8eteranet geben,
Ser tie ni6t balten fam, 10 oaB ite an ben
2anomonopoIiitcn faut? SD fir meinen
She'll tpilrDe Dies fit cine S1ufteret Gnle>
ben. lleberoies lit fir bieieniNen alien
Solbaten, Die ii6 ni6t mebr ielbit fortbelz
fen t0nnen, burd Die natipnalen Snpalis
~oenbduier gelprgt. BORT tpartet ibrer auf
Dem RlrGbof aud ein StiiG 2anb.
9to6 i6GnOltd)er tpGre IS aber, Ibers
haapt an a IL 8eteranen, aud Die Sielen,
Die es ni6t brall9en, SunoeSlano 81 Der>
lhenfen. DEM oaour6 tuliroen ia Die
SoIoaten lelbit Sn 2anomonOpoliiten tperz
ben auf Soften bon artneI Nniteolern, Die
loIdeS Qano nur our6 @rfiaung g~etpi1ier
Bsoingungen ii6 lt6ern fonnen.
q. O., Teteran."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
G1aMfIicett5 Der SemofrGttc
c<D1p0'S.

Den bratonii6en republifantl6en Yrp>
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gegeniber bat iebt
bic oemofratiide Mtnoerhett Der Stats
aelebgebung Sopa's in beiben 6Gulern Elm
Don ibrem y@oucus" dus9earbeitetesS 6anfs
ltcensgeieb Dorgelegt, oas I'M 9Selentltden
SolgenbeS beltimn1t:
@eluhe UNI 2icens miiien BET Dem Jti6s
ter oes 8estrtsgerthteS eingeret6t tDeroen;
Dem gelude mus eine Betttton bon tpentg@
1tens 25 0ruuoeigentbimeru oeS GotDnlbtpS
beiIiegell, uno ebenfalls Elm bon % @rlnos
eigent6itmern bes Gopnibips uno Der uns
mittelbaren Jtadbari6aft uuteri6riebenes
3euQntB iber ben guten Gbarafter oes Be
merbers. Sn StGote1, tpelde in Warbs
etngetbeiLt lino, miilien oiele 25 @ruuoz
eiqentbImer Gintpobuer Der Waro letn, in
melher Der 8elperber I'M Die 2icenS tpDbnt.
Nu6 Elm 8ono, bon guten Giirgen inter-
aeihnet, muB init eirgereidt, ,no BPM
Hidter bes Neutrality-suspicious. fir gut erfannt
1eir, ebe Der Nidter Die 2icens ertbeilt.
Sir ben Gertauf i'm 9roBeu lit cine
iGbrli9e 2icen3 bon $500 ST. besa6leu, fltr
ben 8erfauf I'M Gletnen cine BON $3.50.
Die Nicens gilt nur fir Elm Sahr. Mer
obne Qicen3 auSld)Gnft, n1lIB cine Strafe
BON nidt tpeniger als $3.50 uno nidt nebr
ais $500 besablen, ODER iuiro b@utoiin7
ten oeS @eri6ts i'm GountDgefdngniB ei1>
oelperrt. 0er m / t B / II aI Setrun>
~fene, befannte Sruntenbolbe uno Wftnoer1
iGbriee geiltige @etrGnfe D~erfauft, miro
um 800 bis 5000 gebIBt uno auf 30 bis
80 Sage singeiperrt. Wtinoerid6rige, melde
iolhe @etrdnfe erbalten, iDerben nit $50
beItraft ooer ei~ngeiperrt, bis Die Strafe
be3ahIt lit. Die Qtcens miro our6 ueber@
tretullg oieier 8eltimmun9en Derpirft.
Der bereit5 erpGbnte y 0 nj muB $500
~betrasen, bon 5mei guten 8iirgern unterz
l6rieben lein uno fir ale Strafen baften.
Qbgeleben bon Der bur6 oteleS StaatS;
geieB eingefibrten 2icen3 bon $3.50, bat leoe
1tGotil6e Corporation oaS Gebt, fir Den
Rleinperfauf BON Bier, 2tle, gSein uno
S6naps nod cine beion0ere
Qicen3 au b~erlan9en, pel6e aber in tei=
nenI Sale Die Summe bon $3.50 ilber>
l6reiten barf.
Die @irtbi9aften miiien BON II l1br
ga6ts bis 5 llbr Morsens seldloiien ieil.
gambler I'M 8roBen oitrfen llidt in ge>
rtngeren QuantttGten, ais cine 0alDne Der=
faufen. Slein70 gambler ni6t mebr uls cine
GalIone. Strafe fur llebertretung 500.
Q8eiu I'M Staate Soma erSetgt, lit Don
ben Beitimmungeu auSgeuommen, menn er
fir 6amtlieu,mede aebrau6t miro uno nldt
gum l3mede 6es 9anoels. Smportirte
vGiquors" tonnen inter BEN bereit5 belteben=
Ben @eieben nad tpie Dor ~bertauft meroen.
8ier uno auoere eeiitige @etrdnte, IN Sotpa
fabrisirt, finO, penn tie III GrtainaI= @lnz
padung ~perfauft tperoen, niht bon oielem
@eieBe betroffen. Der Wertauf bon @etn,
Gioer nn6 ouoeren @etrGufen. in Quanttz
tdten non mebr aIS elmer @aIpne, auf benz
Blabe, mo o;eielbcn fabri3irt iino, erforoert
feline 2icenS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
8ibcIsN1li6mtt0en.

Ser olte brabe Trancis 6. Spinner,
tpel6er it'd ale" Bllnoesl6aBmeilter unter
YrGlibent Qincoln uno YrGltoent S0bnlon
Dur6 leine muiterbatt treue uno umlt6tl9e
MmtSfibrung uniterbli6 gemadt bat, 1T
am q. Sanuar 3tpeiunDaht3ig Sabre alt
getporoen, bat li6 aber letne Dole Settles
fril6e unb aud leine freie, Don leinem Deut>
lhen 8orfa6ren i'm Stem Oorfer Wtobalpt7
Sbale ererbte Qebensanldauuno bepabrt.
Son Slorioa aus, mo er letren 2ebensabeno
Derbringt, 5iebt er iebt gegen Die ire6en
straightforward Der Sem PEE
.ren5Ier nno Wfuder 81 SelOe. Gr
l1reibt nGmlid III einem bonn @nlpfG1ger
BENT vGouiSp. N~n5eiger" 5ur Serft9ung 9es
~itellten 8rtefe folgenoes:
v@roBes llnred)t pioerfdhrt unleren'
0eutihen Wttbirgerli BON ben fanattldeu
IemperenSleru hieles QanoeS. 0icle 9ebell
Don Dem tb0ri6ten @ebauten aus, oaB Die
Oeutldel oe5bal6 ibre Gegner leten, neil
liz DaS Gorreht, Iih gu betrtnfell, Daben
tponen. Stun, sic Mnb i6 tpiiien, oaB Dem
ni6t 10 lit. Die @egneri6aft Der Oeuti6en
bat BARN ibren @runo, oaB tie ii6 ni6t
Dori6reiben laiien tpouen. tpaS ie eilen
ooer trinten biirfen. Oaiiclbe gilt in 8e3ug
ouf Die Sonntagsgeiebe. Diele tb0ri6ten
Sanatifer iinO iiber ale 8e9riffe fred. SD
bin 10 fret, su bebaupten, o1B oaS 9altcn
OeS SabbatbS btnoen0 fir einen Suoen lit,
tpabre1o Derlelbe gar teinen @influB ollf
eIllen @Driiten beItBt, oenn uG9reno Sells
Die Wolaiii6en @elebe aufbob, bat er BET
teiner 0ele9enbeit Elm Mprt 3u 0unlten
zines Sabbatb5 geGuBert. Jlirgenbtpo i'm
gteuen 3eltarnent lit Elm Wort 81 @unlten
oes Sabbatbs eutbalteH. 9as puBten Die
Su6en@@brilten uno Die rnebrliden Yric1
iter un6 10 baben tie bic beili9e S6rift 9e@
dnoert, UNI iie ihren 3peden otenltbor 81
MAIDEN. Serglei6en Sic nur ben 8. Vers
beS IA. &apitels bes 8rtefes SAUL on bic
GOmer in oer englii6en lleberiebulg nit
Der lleberlebung BON Wtarttn Qut6er. Sci
Der i~ilnglten Hepiiion Des englil@en SerteS
baben Die &epiloren ben 8etrug ent0cdt,
ober anitatt tbn gu beri6tigen, haben ie ibr
iebt gGnSli6 t%peggclailen. Bon allem SetrlIg
lit Elm frommer Setrug Der l6ltmm1te."
0asu bemertt oer 2ouisp. 2ln3etger:
vgStr baben Die en9lil0e lleberiebung oes
8erles 6 nit Der tpDrtgetreuen oeutl6en bon
Or. Wiartin Qutber perglt6en uno 0abeii in Der
Shat gefunoen, Dab itd Die engIil6enllebers
Ieger einer6dlidung i6uIoig aemabt babel1.
SIN Gerle 5 i0reibt 8auluS, baB v@tner
etnen Sag Dor benz anbern (oen e;nen bober
ais oen albern) balte, tpGbrefo Der Nlloere
a1e Sage 9let6 balte", uno bemcrft oann
i'm 8ers 6: y98el6er auf bieEage Dalt,
Der tbut eS benz Serru, uno tpel6er nI@tS
oarauf bdlt, Der tbIt es AUD Dem
SERUM
Diele Steue baben Die engIiden SAL
l9er foIgeNoermaBen lberlest: "ae
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04

that regardeth the day, regardeth
it unto the Lord, and he that regardeth
not h e day, to the Lord he does not
regard it." (QSer ben Sag bGlt. bolt ibn benz
Germ, uno tpcr oen Gag ni6t 6Glt, bait
b II d. Dem 9errn."
Somit ituo erltens ybie Sage" in vben
Sag" ulngefdIi@t norben, nm bic 3eier
9lauben gu MAIDEN, es lei bios BON penn giz
nen Sage, %tporunter notiirIih Der Sonntas
neritanoen iein ioute, Die ReD8; ino Stpei=
tens iinb Die Morte: vner ni6ts oarauf
bait, Der tbut rs audi Dem 9errn" III 6os
9eraoe Gegentbeil umgefGli6t mor6en. 8ie
Spinner bemerft, lit bel Der Dor SurSeln in
2onoon norgenommenrn 9~tenifion 0ieie Sal
l6ung entbedt tporoen, ober itatt tie 81 corr
rigirel1. Elm neuer 8etrug 6urd boui9e 0e@
laiiung bes betrefieIben Berries uerilbt tuors
oen."
Cine itattlide 3o6I GbnIi6er TGliduHs
gen pirDe iiG lei6t na6ipeileI lalien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
Sic ate1&e s.1ttaDs0tH."

0iesmal aber mfrs man bic pielbepeib>
ten Worlnonen gang getpIB vtrte9en" 14r
leBtes BrpD lit gebaden. Der Sultt3sNuss
i6ub oes 8unoeSienats 1T nit etnenl Sc
Iekentipurf nieoeraefomnleI, Der, tuenH anges
ron1men, qetpiB, aber oteBmal ar6 cams
oetpiB Dem lInfug Der 9ielpeiberei Elm Gnoe
MAIDEN miro. Oa CT fih tnoelien nt6t
BLOB auf oiele, lonbern audi auf Die lonlti@
gen 9lngeIegenbeiten 0es bon ben Wtormone1
bepobnten @ebietes be3tebt, 10 nennt nc
i'm furSpeg Die neue II tab s8tIl.
@r entbGlt cine Ufenge Selttmmungen,
tpel@e bestpeden, ni6t nur Die 8telnetberet
itraffGEig su MAIDEN (oas 1T ite l6on iebt),
ionoern Die CUR Gerurtbeilung tuegen
8ieltpeiberei erforoerliden 8emetle gu
l6affen. @s tpiro ni6t nur baS 3eugnlB
bon Gbegatten gegert Ghe9atten fir It a ttz
bait ertlGrt, ionbern aud beltinmt, oaB
biele5 3eusntB in oerlelben Weile, tpte lorlt
i'm Strafrebtsnerfabren er3pnngen
neroen bari. SIS miro ferner Der G6ebru6
aus Der 9eibe Der v9tntragss 8ergeben" %.
b. oerienigen 8ergeben, pel6e MIR aut N1>
trag oeS gei6Goigten TbeiIs itrafrebtlt6
beba1toelt neroen 0~iirfeI1) e%ntlommen, 10
0aB Die Staatsantpalti6aft i'm auf eigene
9ano perfoIgen fann. SIS Diro befttmmt,
Dap ale @bei6lieBungsn resiitrirt tperoen
miiiien unb oaB aue 8I1er, &e>
sitter, Gintragun9en:c &C. uber ge@
16loliene Chen, 9leidpiel BON tpeI6em Bez
arnten, Yrieiter, 9eiitIi9en &C., uno glet67
niel anf tpelde @etie Tie polsogen ieten,
l~e6er5eit ben 9eri6tsbeb0rben oes 8Inoes
often 1teben miiiien.
90 piel fir Die 8ieIpeiberet. @5 i6lte>
BEN ft6 aber oaran nod auoere in ben gans
sen &tr6enz unb Geieui6oftsz 8erbanb Der
Wformonen tief einl9nei1eHbe 8eitimMNnz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
osoen Gins Der mi6tiaitsn Sanoelss Snter=

9eoen Gins Der ipi6tigiten 9alcelssSnters
eiien beS 2anoeS. .
gSern unu Seitcn Der Ser. Staten lberz
baupt irgcno @tipaS gei6eben lou, I'M
Die liignertihe1 0oynGnOe Der oeItlden
unb frans0iiI6en StaatSleiter ais oas. mas
fie Iino, 6inSuiteIen, 10 bate eS nur III DEM
91a6meiie gu beiteben, baB in benz ge1al1
semen uno gerGuherten S6ioette7
flcii6, mic es in ben 6anbel fommt, feline
Iebenbtgen Sri9inen mebr limb uno
iein f0nneu. Strides Gv9rllneS")
S6ueiuefleil6 miro ia iiberbalpt ntdt per-
ianot;-oas geial5ene uno gerGu6erte ober,
bas na6 europa gebt, mag ptellei6t
bic uno oa toOte, encyclopedia 3rldI11e1
cntbaltell, bic DoQfomnen barn1los ltlo,
bod II iemalS urD inter feinen linz
itGnDen entGGlt eS ~lebenOige. Niro otele
Sbotiade niiicnihaftli6 DoufOmmelt felt@
geiteut urlo bebarrcn aud bann nod Die
ellropdiiben Gegierungeu alf oem 8erbot,
10 liegt ibre b0StDiuige, fetnoieliQe Nbll6t,
Dem 6anoel Der Ser. Staaten gu l6aoen,
tlar al Sage uno nur ein feiger S6uit,
ODER ebrloicr S0a6erer f0unte ii6 audi
Dann bod ge9en Die 8ieberper8eltung quiz
iehuelI,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
G5ocherf(iche Snincis 8faofs-Beifaene.

fetoe republifanil6e &egierung bat uniere
guten @blidten Derettelt."
60 miiroen Die 0emofraten Derfabren,
ipenn fe eben, mie aelagt, u balbwe9s
gei6eut tpGren. 2lber fie iito eS nidt. gu
felge, UNI ernitli6 an Die Qerlteuung zines
y6reibonbeIstarifs", B. +. an Die 3erit0s
rllng oes Sbubes fir bic amerttaniihe Nrz
belt gu seben, iino ie bod tiidii6 genug,
INN cine bGmii6e Shabenfreuoe oariber su
empfiuoen, baB europa fir unire v&aub=
S0le", pie iie ben 3ouibub nennen, Rade
an lln5 iibt. 90 tpebren lie oenn ale Nie>
bcrpergeltuug ab uno ti6ern: uGs aei6iebt
ms i6on re1t, baB man uuire Waaren
perbtetet, parum babeH mir bobe
21Qe!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
81 @tHen."

Srob auer Nfabnungen BON rnierer Seite
1T in Den 3betl oes Strafgeiebes bon Sui7
nois, meI6er bonn 8ertanfe getittger Sc
trGnte on Minoerjdbrige banoelt, nod inlz
mer nt6t Die Beitimmung aufseuommen,
baB Der @irtb nHr oeHH itrafbar. lit, tpeHH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
SGeIi6s unb wodentIi6e
,,ScAinOis Gt00tSseitun0"
"Qer 2SeGem".

QlbnntententS sVreiie:
t6eIiGe ROresusGussube in Der StaSt Sura bic Erdssr
in's Saus %seIieiert.
Ter Sobr i'm 0oraus 80. $l1.OO
Scr S1oSs 0.20
Sdelide g4usaabe uub vDsr @eiten" per @ode..- 025
@uswd1tise &b usute en- per goit:
3deIide gusgabe per Sabr, I'M gorous .........$10G
SSr IS,itruS mr. Sobr 200
WSdbsutlide Iuseabe per Sab 2W
&S6entIide Aussabe nab irgens etuem Sanoe ooo
8urDpG'S per @V"
~ gsitsuuuseu o~oreiiire man:
AlIAmOAs SIaats-ZeTtunS Co.,
&bicoqo, Sas.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-14
MURDERED IN BED.
a Mother and Her Babe Done to Death
The Husband Suspected.

ATLANTA, Ga, June 13,-Intense ex-
element existed in this city yesterday
over an assassination which took place at
one o'clock yesterday morning There
lives on Ezzard street the family of
Mr.. Charles Rose, Yardmaster of
the Atlanta and Charlotte Air
Line Road. Wednesday evening
he left his family, consisting of his wife,
baby aud blooming country cousin. Miss
Nanny Frazer, all in good health. At one
O'Clock Miss Frazer gave the alarm of
murder. Her statement was that she was
in sound sleep, from which she was
awakened by what seemed to be the strik-
ing of match Immediately masked
man ran through her room, blew out the
light and jumped through back window
and escaped. Miss Frazer called to
her friend, but received no answer. Re.
lighting her lamp she went into Mrs.
Roses room, where a horrifying sight
met her gaze. There lay the child fairly
covered with blood, beside it the mother
stretching out in the agony of DEATH
with bullet hole through her
brain. Miss Frazer caught the dying
lady's hand, which gave asight pressure,
then fell nerveless OH the bed. Soon the
house was filed with officers, and later
the husband made his appearance.
1t was ascertained that box
had been placed under the win.
dow, upon which the murderer stood
while he cut away the putty and removed
two pieces of glass, through which he
entered the house. Mr.. Roses pistol lay
on the mantel-pece. This the murderer
secured, and going into the lady's room,
it is supposed that he was ritling trunk
when, Mrs. Rose awakening, he placed
the pistol to her temple, fired and ran.
When daylight appeared the mystery
was increased by the discovery that there
must have been two persons connected
with the crime, man and a woman.
There were steps to and from the
rear fence to the window, as if
woman had been keeping watch
while the man was doing his
work inside. Bloodhounds were placed
upon the trail, but the scent was cold, o
slight rain having fallen, and the hounds
refused to follow. The Coroner sum-
moncl jury of twelve leading citizens.
While waiting for meeting of that body
the opinion was freely expressed that the
man who committed the crime must
have been familiar with every detail of
the house, and supicon began to be dl-
rected against the husband. SO strong
did this feeling become that there were
many who urged that short shrift was
the best remedy for him. A
burglar would have gone there
armed, and would not have
discovered so readily weapon in the
honse he was entering. No one but an
inmste coald have opened the window in
manner IN which 1t was done, and yet this
theory would throw completely upon Mist
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-14
TIE PENN BANK.
Watson and Richer on Trial To-day
The Banks Condition,

PITTSBURGH, Pa, June ia hearing
was had this morning in the cases of
Thomas j. Watson, an oil broker, and
Cashier Richer, charged with con-
spring to defraud the Penn
Bank. President Riddle was
indicted on the same information, but
waived hearing and gave bail, The testi-
mony was mainly repetition of the facts
already published, but tended to show
that Riddle, Watson and Richer were
associated in oil speculatons, and that
the overdrafts of fictitious firms repre-
sented their transactions in oil One of
the fictitious accounts opened with an
overdraft of 1924 200, and at the close
of the bank it was over 100000 over
drawn. Thomas j. Watson's individual
account was $4,000 overCraWn. The
charges against the overdrawn accounts
were made by direction of President
Riddle and Richer was cognizant of tho
condition Of the accounts. The testimony
for the defense will be heard next Friday
Assignee Warner to-day stated that he is
getting the affairs of the bank In shape,
md that he now thought that instead Of
paying only two cents he will pay twenty
i've cents on the dollar.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-14
House.

The consular and diplomatic and Dis
trict of Columbia appropriation bills were
reported from the Committee on Appro-
priations, the Senate amendments to each
being nonconeurred in. A conference
committee was requested and agreed to
by unanimous consent.
Mr.. Pryor (of Alabama) resumed his
remarks on the Presidential succession
bill at the point where he was in
terrupted by adjournment yesterday.
Mr.. Mcmillan gave notice that at the
conclusion of Mr., Pryors remarks he
would move to take up the private cal
endar.
Mr.. Randall gave notice that he would
move to take up the deficiency appropri-
alton bill.
Mr., Townshend (of Illinois) gave notice
that he would present the conference re-
port on the postal appropriation bill.
Mr. Pryer's argument was in support
Of the theory of the House bill that the
Senate and House did not meet Us legis-
lative bodies or in their official capacity
as such bodies, but as a convention, des-
ignated board for tie sole and special
purpose Of counting the eleetural votes,
and that as such the powers Of each rnSH5-
Der Of this hoard are c0ssqual,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-14

Frazer was it not for woman's steps on
the outside, which argued that it must
have been some other woman.
The story Of Miss Frazer before the
Coroner's Jury mystiled them, and yet
there was no room to charge her with
guilt Finally 1t was developed that Rose
had another love, female barber, named
Miss Suggs, and that he spent most Of
his earnings with her.
Late in the day, while Rose was under
surveillance, it was noticed that there
was piece of red putty stuck on the seat
OF Roses pantaloOns, the same as that
which had been removed from the win
dow-pane. This was considered clinch-
Ing proof, and it may be said that from
that moment he was prisoner. The
whereabouts of the female barber then
became a matter OF interest, but she was
not to be found.
After examining witnesses, taking sur.
yeys OF the premises, etc., the Coro.
ner's Jury felt that there was a deeper
design than burglary in the tragedy,
and ordered the Imprisonment of the
husband and the arrest of the two
women, The town is full of wild rumors.
The investigation will be continued to-.
daV,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-14

Again the United States Supreme Court
reversed the action Of the local court on
technical grounds. Last month Hopt
was tried third time, and as usual.
convicted, and the execution set for to-
day.
The Territorial Supreme Court refused
to grant an appeal to the United States
Supreme Court, and the Governor de-
cllned to grant a reprieye until the case
could be taken up on writ of error.
Late last night the Supreme Court JUS
tees issued an order recommending Act
ing Governor Thomas to reprieve the
murderer, which the Governor is loath to
DO. The newspapers and public
LOUDLY PROTEST
against reprieve, and mass meeting has
Just been called at the Opera House to de-
inand that the execution take place. 1t is
feared that if the Governor weakens
and grants stay, a mob will
attack the Penitentiary and lynch
the prisoner. The town Is wild
with excitement. The Penitentlary is
three miles from the city, and the Mar
shall has taken extra precautions ID de-
fend it against the mob. The execution
must take place before two o'clock &C
cording to law. Everything is ready to
proceed when a decision by the Governor
is reached.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-14
THIS SETTLES 1T.
Uncle Sammy Is Man Of His
Word, and Means What
He Says.
His: Declination is Absolute-Undtr No
Circumstances Will He be
a Candidate"
How ST. Louis Evening Paper Went
For the Bottom Facts in
the Matter.

ST. Louis, Mo-, June l3.-The EUeRing
Chronicle Of to-day publishes the follow
ing;
The letter of Samuel J. Tilden decin-
ing to accept the nomination to the Presl-
dency seemed to admit of but one inter.
probation, but the Missouri Republican OF
this city undertook to deceive the public
by declaring that Tilden would be cam
didate, despite all his asseverationS to
the contrary In order to finally and
forever determine the question raised by
the RepubHcdH, the Chronicle yesterday
sent Mr.. Tilden the following telegram;
ST. Louis, June -.
SAMUEL j TILDEN, New York City Tho
Missouri Republican, to-day, referring to your
letter declining TO become a candidate for the
Presidency, says THE Rep,tbyicdn interprets
the letter to mean that when Governor Tilden
l. nominated, he will not refuse to be the
cand date Of the Democracy"
10y te!egraphing us whether this IS true
yes or no, or in such a manner as you
may see ht you will not only confer u great
FAVOR on the Chronicle but will greatly benefit
the Democratic party of the State, which
Otherwise would 90 into the nominating con
Ncutlon unprepar, d, except for rash action
in the matter of second choice Answer at
oureXpcnse and Oblige.
EW. SCRIPTS,
Proprietor EUeaiag Chronicle.
The telegram was referred by eX-Gov-
ernor Tiden to Hon. Daniel Manning,
chairman of the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee Of New York, who to-day
replied as follows.
NEW YORK, June 10.
f.. ". Scripps, Proprietor Of the Ernng
Chronicle:
Mr.. Tilden's letter means what it says. His
DECLINATlOs Is ABSOLUTE. Under no cir
cumStances will he be Il candidate.
DAHL MANNING,
Chm'n Dem. State Com. of New York.
If any additional emphasis were needed
to remove Ex-Governor Tilden from the
list of possible candidates, the above tele.
gram should settle the question. Tilden
will not consent to become the Demo-
cratic candidate.
ST. LOUIS, June %.
EvESING CHRONICLE-YOur telegram to
Tiden and the reply from Chairman Manning
came over our wires.
Z. A. brown,
Manager Western Union.