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THE DARBYS PROPHYLACTIC FLUID. A. Household Article fur Universal family Use. For Scarlrt and Typhoid Fefri, Diphtheria, Hall ration, I'leeratril Sore Thruu t, Rmall Pot, Measles, and Eradicates all Contagious DlHttaatm, Perumt waiting on the Si-k thould ui it freely. Scarlrt Kever hat never been known to spread where the Fluid waa med. Yelluw Kever ha heen curril with il after black vomit hail taken place. Tlx wont cun of liiphtlieria yield to it. Fevered jtulHIrklVr-1 SMAU.-POX son refrnlied and i and ltel Hores prevent- 1 MTTINU of Small ed by balding with Tog PKKVENTKU A member of my fam ily wut taken with) Small pit. 1 uted the Fluid ; the patient waa n'it deliriout, wat not pitted, and wat aliout the home again in three weekt, and no others had il. W. Park, imson, Philadelphia. Darby! Fluid. Impure Air male 1 harmless and purilied. I Fur Mure Throat u i a aure cure. j Contagion destroyed, lor Frosted Feet, Chilblains, PI lea, Chafing, etc. i linen matiam cured. Hoft White Complex Ion tecured by iu we. Ship Kever prevented. To purify the Ureal li, Clean) the Teeth, it can't be turuatsed. Catarrh relieved aw'd cured. Kryalpela cured. IturnarelievedintUntly. hears prevented. Iryaente.y cured. Wounds healed rapidly. Scurry cured. An Antidote fur Animal or Vegetable i'oumut, Slings, etc. I uaol the Fluid during Mir present affliction with Scarlet Kever with de cided advantage. It it inditpcnsaMc tn the tick room. Wat. V. Sano roo. Eyrie, Ala. Diphtheria .Prevented. The phyticiant here ute Darby! Fluid very tucceufully in the treat ment of Diphtheria. A. hroLLaNwaaCK, Greensboro, Ala. Tetter dried up. Cholera prevented. I Ire re purified and healed. In cases of Death it thould be used about the corpte it will prevent any unplcat. ant kincll. The etnlnent Phtr. sir-inn, .1. M AKION hl.MS, ML. IK, New : York, un: " I am i convinced Prof Darbyt : PrHplivlattic Fluid it a I valuable duinfctunt." Scarlet Fever! Carol Vanderbllt University, Nashville, Tenn. 1 tettify to the mrnt en ellem qualities of Prof. Iarbyt rViphylartic Fluid. At a duinfccMnt and detergent it it both tWiretirally and practically superior to any preparation wilh which I am ac quainted N. T. LurroK, prof. Chemittry. Ilartiya Fluid Is Itri'oiniiiended by linn. Alrxakukr H. bTRnmi, of Georgia; kev. Ch At. K. DtSMb, D D., Church of tiie Strangvrt, N. Y.; ins. I.bC'okt , Columbia, Prof , Univenitv.S.C. :ev. A. J. hATTL, I'ml , Mercer University; Kev. C,. V. i'lsata, Uihop M E. Church. IMHSrF.NSAHI.K TO EVKKY HOMK. Perfectly harmlcat. L'ed internally or eatcrnally lor Man or lirail. The Kluid hat lieen thoroughly tewed, and we have abundant eviikrve that it lia done everything here claimed. K or fuller information get of your Irug);iit a pamphlet or tend to the proprietors, J. H. ZF.II.IN CO., Manufacturing Cbemittt, PHILADELPHIA. PHYSICIAN'S. Q.KOKGE II. LECII, M. D. Physician, and 'Surgeon. Pneelal attention paid to the Homeonthle tn at sami of surgical diseases, snd diseati: of women and children. OUic: On lllh strsnt, oppotita the Pool OiT.ce, Cairo, 111. J. E. STKON'G, Irlomceopathist, 128 Commercial Ave, Cairo, III. VAPOU. ELKCTRO -VAi'OK asu MEDIC ATKD 11 ATI Isi almln.nti-rod daily. A lady In attendance. CONSULTATION FREE. DKN'TLHTS. R. W. C. JOCFLYN, DENTIST. DKFICK Eightk Btreet, Dear ComDrclaJ Avsnou D R. E W. WUITLOCK, Dmtal Surgeou. Omoi No. 134 Coromurclal Kgktaand Nli.th Btreou Avenue, between C O V L, 13 Stoves 3D A. A. V V I I No. 27 I) 8th Kt. S B o o 1ST N 8 Tin war e. B BAJiK. T UECITY NATIONAL HANK. Of tJalro. Illinois.. 71 OHIO LKVKK. CAPITAL, $100,000 A Oeueral Baiiklnir business Conducted. TIIOS. AV. IIAIalalliAV. Cashier jgNTBRPKISB SAVING HANK. Of Cairo, . EXCLUSIVELY A SAVINGS RANK. T1IOS. W.IIAIalalDAV Treiiauror. jfALLIDAY BROTHERS CAIHO, ILLINOIS. Commission Merchants, dsalsms in FI.0UK, GRAIN AND HAT Proprietor Egyptian Flouring Mills Hlvheat Cub Price Paid for Wheat, DAILY CAIRO Prow Itatfliw I J-AVaJsJ JJlaJjLUlVMVtJo mm it 1 iu. i ii i i WASHINGTON CITY, Anxiety as to the President's Condition. Th Legal Mill Grinds Slowly in th Star-Routa Trial. Niar Rout TrtaL W4iiriiiiN. March li. Tho defenm opened tiny 'a iirocet'dings In th Star Kuiite trim iy cjiiimk Dek'Kate i ttrun jhv (ilunln, of MonlaiiH, to the wltiii'rut hIhikI. He laid lit) laid Mvored tho etallihiueiit of tba Bismarck Tonxus Klver routo be cau It who Hie tmliirnl euHtcrn outlet for the mBll of lilt TiM-rliorv. After lt UlilUbinKiit tut !i:td sought to have tbe service InrnMM'd and expedited. lld that in nompilnui'e with request o( aeiL'Ktioni and pKtltloiiero. Metalled upon Mrady witu (bat oiiicM i'veral times. HeiboiiKht thstOen. Mllea ac(Mmpanled hlrn on two of these (MvittdoiM, lief ore the establish ment of Uie 'I'tuiKue Itlvcr route Salisbury controlled onlv the Inlet Into the country, and It waa with the additional ohlevt of breaking up the monopoly thai the witness sotiffht to have the service pt:ilillht'd. The contractor and amount of pay wore unknown to him. mat knowledge wan not witiiin nta urov I nee. ltnes riencrlbed tbe uonuitlou or tbe country at the time the route waned tahliahed and its growth up to the present time. At tbe conclusion of bla tettliiionv the introduhtloil tif orticlal papers wait reMiinetl. Tbe court kbnwed much annoyance at the attempt on tbe part of the defense to argue upon the HilniMMliility of a certain rta of papers. After the court had ruled them tit and perciiiptnnlv ordered lienkie to be seated, that gentleman promptly noted an exception to tbe. laiifroaK ot trie court to which J u dire Wvlle rejoined hhartilv. ' 'The court will UKe any laniruakre that will be i ffectlve for the purpose aDd will not stop at language elthpr." Trfnaury Tbplca. WASHisfiTO. U. (;., March 12. The itatement of the I'nited Matet Treasurer chows gold, xiher, and I'nltcd States notes In the treason- m follows: (loid coin and htillion, !7'.i',k'.'i,imk; silver dollars and bullion, tX,2jl,lin; fractional silver coin, J27,iW,47-'; l uited States notes. jtffl.SM,- tulal, .'V,lH.w. Certlrlcates oui .tanding: (lold. ilJ.'JVi.iUU; silver, $o,- 714, K; currency, lU.5tS,0). 1IKI. Lieutenant-Colonel Hown, of the First Infantry, is dead. HKCKETanr folgf.r is not very well. He wan at the depot a abort time hut wa unable to transact busi ness. He is still siifferlug froia bis recent attack of malaria, and appears weak. His physicians advised him to try a change of atr. Me will probably make a short sea voyage soon, unlens mi Improvement In his neaitb mould render it unnecessary. stllver Dollar. Washinuton. March 12. The Issue of standard silver dollars from tbe mints for the week ending March 10, vraa JitJB.OOO; for tbe corresponding period last year, 144,4W. THE TaKIFK CUMM188IOK. Itlsdeulcdat the Treasury Departmeut that members of tho Tariff Commission are still receiving pay. Tbe Treasury otticials say the Coin mission has been re garded as functus otticio from the time it made lis report to congress at tbe opening of tbe last session; no money has been paid iu me (libera oa account oi ser vice since that time. Jon J. Hays, who was disbursing officer of the commlMon a well as Its president is now settling his accounts; all money allowed him since the report waa submitted to Congress has been for tbtt purpose of defraying expenses Incurrtd Into progress of tbe work. The Panama Canal. Washington, March li. Gen Foote, says that the entire line of the canal has neon open from ocean to ocean that li tbe land bas been cleared, surveyed, and exca vations In many places begun. A large number or digging macinnes or American. oeigiau auu r reucu uiaiiiiiaciiire are at work. On the Atlantic side, four or five large dredging machines are dredging out a basin at the entrance of the canal. The laborers are principally Jamaica ne aroei. The Freslttent's lllueaa. Washington, March 13. The Presi dent is still indisposed, and refused to see all visitors excepting intimate friendi. He has been suffering some time from catarrh al affection, and Is considerably annoyed at its tenacity. He will probably take a trip to Fortress Monroe towardi tbe end of the present week. The tiring Case. Washington, March 12. It Is now doubtful whether the Krlng case comes up to-morrow, as .nisiiee .Miner is ill tu-any, and if not on the bench to-morrow the case rill be postponed, Appointment. Washington, March 12. Tho Presi dent appointed Morris Freedsnm, Collector of Internal Itevenue for tho Tblrd Collec tion district of New York, vice Max Web ber, resigned. The Chippewa Indiana. Washington, March 12. The Chippewa Indians, of Minnesota, had an interview with tho Secretary of the Interior, and complained of trespass of their timber lands. PRESIDENT ARTHUR. His Fears that He Will net Live the Year Out. Lonsviixtt, March 12 The Courier- Journal's Washington correspondent tele graph that President Arthur has been troubled with Insomnia for several nights and bis physicians art exceedingly anxious about his condition, and that In desponden cy be deolarrei that ho cannot live long, and on .Saturday last he desired hi lister not to o back to Sew York at she contemplated olng. It Is alleged that he said repeatedly during the last fortnight, that ho did not expect to live out the year, and when Mr. Edmunds was choson President of tho Sen ate, he remarked to a friendi "I am glad of that ; Kdmunds will finish out ray term with distinction." It It a noteworthy fact that Mr. Edmunds was sworn In President pro tern. An old attache of the Clerk's office ot the Senate tayt that no other President protein, hat ever taken sn oath on taking h scat, the oatii of a Senate having been doomed suf ficient heretofore. The Inference latitat Kri munds has found tome law by which tak ing this special oath makes him President da facto, so that if Arthur mid he should both die tho Senate might elect another President pro. tern., who would cutout the Democratic Bpeaktrof the noxt House treat (be suaceesloa. CAIRO, ILLINOIS, TUESDAY NEAR HER BRIDAL A Young Woman Killed bv a Hunter's Inex" cutable Carelessness. Cabkvvillk, March 12. There 1 a great deal of excitement here over an acci dent which occurred on Saturday evening. ! John Jacobs had been out hunting and coming Into town overtook two young women of hi acoualiitniice, Catharine Kdwards and Maria Hill. They hiked him ahum bis lack of luck, and 511ms Kdwurds said. "You can't about me?" whereupon fl he raised his gun and flred. The poor woman fell mortally hurt in the face and head and died In twenty minutes, Jacobs surren dered blniHelf to a constable, who took him to Iiellevilb flyeMterday, having tlr-t had a preliminary examination before a Justice who found It to be a case of manslaughter. The coroner's Jury h said to have returned an iiiiluiellliclble verdict. Tbe prisoner says he thought that be bad rc mbved the ehanes from hla gun while in the bottom. Miss Edwards was about sev enteen vear of age and was to hsve been married sunn. The Nloek Market. Nkw Yohk, March 12. "Higolo, " In bis article '.n the Sun entitled ''In and Out of Wall street, " says, "Stock speculation looked more animated at the close of last week, mirier (he combined influence of the adjournment of Congress, the parage of tbe tariff Mil. the skillfully concocted ftatc Dicnt of two or three railroad companies, and a sudrien drop in the rale of foreiiru exchange. " The TrllMine's "Money and Business" article ssrsi "A remarkable change has taken place, in the biiHlues outlook within tbe paM two weeks. Ease ban been follow ed by stringency in the money market, and at times (lurlng'the past week ten, twelve and fifteen per cent, w ere the rates de mandod for loans on call. The banks have for two weeks reported deficit which in creaed ii, N.M.375 last week, and they now hold W. l'iti, ISO less than tbe reserve re quired by law. This sharp change was not entirely unanticipated and it ha been met bv shipments of gold from Europe said to amount to about $4,000,000. On Monday last ahlpnienfi of gold be came profitable as an exchange operation, and so continued until Friday. The Hank of ISrttMi North America ordered the first shipment of $.V3,i0, and a second of the same amount. A little later, Morton, Bliss A Co. and Sellgman Bros, followed with similar amounts each, and it was announced on Friday that fl.ooo.ooo more had been purchased in open market, in London for shipment hither. Some other shipments are sup posed to have been made, before rates were advanced bv bankers who do not like to make known their transactions, so that it it believed the amount of gold will reach 14.000,000. It is stated that tdese ship ments were made in the part against securities bought here for foreign account, but that sales have since been made on London ordors. How ever this raav be, the rise of exchange towards tbe close of tbe week in dicated that continuation of gold imports could not be counted on at present. Much will depend, of course, upon the movement of products, which rampant speculation tends to check. The very heavy exports of cotton already made, ex ceeding by up), 000 bales the exports of the last crop year to date, must be expected to fall off, and the state of foreign exchange will henceforth depend more largely upon the movement of breadstuff, provisions and oil. Tbe Improvement tn tbe general business of the country slnoc Congress ad journed has been quite perceptiblu." Hist WlllaraVn actr In St. I.ouls. St. Louis. March 12. In Pilgrim Church, last evening. Miss Willard's sweet -voiced Intonation of a thoroughly logical aud Interesting argument was appreciated bv her large body of listeners, irrespective oi their views of prohibition. There was a notioeabla tendency to break Into hand-olapplng ap'ilaiie. which Ignored all restraint after he irln,' the story of lo .louiig, tbe reformed I'mliKali man, who. after a year or water-annmng, drop ped a ballot in the box opposing liquor license, with the explanation that it was for "Sally unci the children." The a iplause whioh followed shocked some if the good people, and the Kev. Dr. (ioodell subso'iuejitiy smoothed It over by announcing as be rose to give out a hymn that though the house was a sacred tilace he was glad he felt like applauding. If he bad then proposed three cheers and a tiger for Miss Wfllard there Is no doubt but the response would have b :en rous ing. Miss Wlllard returns from Klrkwood to morrow to go wilh tbe W. C. T. U. dele gation to Jefferson City, where she will lecture In the Capitol that evening. Wed nesday she speaks tn Kansas City and then ?oe to Trinidad, Col., on her way to the aclrlc. Honthern Hoods. Mkmphis, March 12. A special to the Western Associated Press from Helena, Ark., savs: Another Inch decline last night, making tho total three Inches since the decliue set In. The gauge now shows forty-six fuet eight inches. A curi ous fact Is that there is no fall noticeable during the daytime, but every morning re veals a decline. This singular phase of etcentrlclty is without parallel so far as beard from in the history of this mysterious liver. Tbe weather is dear ami spring like. The sufferers by the floods within our border will be provided for by State aid, which cannot come too quickly. There are between five and seven hundred negro refugees who are wholly unprovided for and powerless to help themselves. Tho levoes around Helena were never more secure, The ralnl Work of Maniac. PmuiKi.rnu, Ta., March 12. This morning John S. Syren shot bis brother's wife, Lizzie ltyrcu, Iu the breast, and then shot himself through the temple. Syren, the husband of the Injured woman, keeps u bakery. His brother John, who cntnt from Germany about a year ago, Is believed to have been demented. While tbo baker was out serving bresd John Mor row, a neighbor, hearing quarreling and two pistol snots, ran to the rear room and found Mrs. Syren wouuded. A struggle ensued between the two men, during which Morrow wrenched tbe pistol from the in furiated mau's grasp. The latter then fled to the yard, and, drawing another pistol, shot himself. The doctors say both will die. " Whlakey Ilri It. Clrvei.and O., March 12. Homy Cas slday died to-day from a wound received by Daniel O'Nell lute last night. Cassldv, under tht innuonc.o of liquor, wunt to )' Nell's saloon and demanded whiskey, which was refused. Cssslday drew a ki'lfe and twice tried to stab O'Nell, who seized revolver and shot Casslday in the head. O'Null Is turner arrest. Kallroafl Wretrk. Con'NKKHII.i.k, Ini., March 12. A wreck on the Whitewater Hoad. Ave miles south of here was caused by a broken rail, and a dozen passenger wore hurt, noun seriously, Among them David Fisher, Mrs. Franlcy, Cnmbridgo City ; I). A. Fletcher, Connersvlllo. On Trial. huuiiict.i'HU, Marcbia. Dr. William S, Forbes, tho demonstrator of simtouiy In the Jefferson Medical College, charged with complicity in the desecration of tho graves of Lolmnon Cemetery, several months sgo, wat placed on trial in tho Court of Quarter fjassUms to-day. . ' mirasro Iron Worker. Chicago,. March 12. The stockholder! of the Union Iron and Htoul Company art in session ou a proposition to resume oper ations by the Issue of I1,W,000 preferred stock. It ts believes! ike proposition will be awepted. . u , - . MORNING, MARCH 13, 1883. DAVIS NUPTIALS A Fact, Notwithstanding Hit Recent 'aid Persistent Demands. Nkw York, March 12. A dlsnatch from Fayette ville, K. (J., says that Davis ha arrived there and that he will be married at Tokay on Tuesday. Miss Burr, tho bride, was norn in Massachusetts, but now lives in Illinois. Tbe engagement has existed since Christmas, lftxf. She Is thirty four, of attractive person, a blonde, with bright eyei and a sunny smile, - i The Times prints the following from Washington : ' ' For more than a year, the posslps of Iheetipltol have been Insisting that David Davis was Intent upon marriage, and for every Intimation of that kind made to hi in In the same time, Including a new report circulated within the present week, Mr. Davis has been prompt in denial, and if the gossips are correct In their latest reports, somewhat too emphatic. I have heard no one question his right, even here where everybody presumes to question many of the rights of ull prominent per sons, from the President down to Senator Tabor. Perhaps If he had brought his "intended'' to the capital, Introduced her to all the nice people he knew, allowed the society correspondents to describe her costumes at half a dozen receptions, and otherwise ex hililted her for public Inspec tion, permitting it to be understood that the lauv was to be Mrs. Davis when Cen gress should have adjourned he could have gone away m toward his akconu choicr, without causing more tnan a ripple of ex citement. As it 1 his seerettveness, which is a marked characteristic of the man, has made him game for several correspondents who are now watching his movements with an eagerness that Is stimulated by the re membrance ot his attempts during recent months to throw everybody off toe track and give the impression that the sto ries of his Intended marriage with a blooming young woman, were all "stuff snd nonsehce." While he has succeeded in some instances he bas been unable to convince all that there was not some lire under the smoke In the direction of Fay -etteville. II was only a day or two ago, in his own private room at tho Cspltal, that he flatly denied the story that he was to be married as soon as his term as a senator should expire. He was sitting in his favorite attitude, his well rouniledl)odv supported tn one spacious srm-chair, his gaitored feet resting in an other chair set opposite, his bead lolling eomfortably down on one side, and his deep-set, quizzical eyes looking through the smoke of a larce cigar to the friend who had dared to ask blm if the new report was true. With a transfer of the cigar from one band to the other. Mr. Davis an swered, "Now what nonsense that is. What does an old fellow like me want to get married for?" This was bis reply to a privileged acquaintance. To one or two senator who ventured to make further Inquiries he was not so amica ble In his responses, but stamped about, with that frightfully humorous somhlance of indignation that one enjoys so much on the stage. That Mr. Davis bas been aware that he was an object of tender con cern and that he has enjoyed the curiosity of the ' 'society" ladies of the Capital there can be no doubt. On a recent Saturday he made his appearance at one of the W hite House receptions In company with a pleas ing young lady. Everybody knew him. Five ot the great throng ot ladles assisting Mrs. McElroy and a few of the greater throng of ladles that were forced In a dense mass through the red and blue rooms, knew tbe lady whom he escorted so carefully. When he came to the receiving pxrty he and the ladv were turned out of the line and into the space behind Mrs. McElrov and those who stood with her. " "My dear," (this to the young lady) "my dear, this is Mrs. Pendleton, or Mrs. Miller, " or who ever else It happened to be. Tbe tone was af fectionate as well as tbe words, and all the ladles were buzzing it about that this must be Judge Davis' fhianoee. Tbe Judge saw that he aroused a great deal of curiosity, and It was with palpable regret that he was compelled In response te a matter of fact reminder that be had not Introduced tbe lady oy name te apologize for having for gotten' to say that tbe lady was his son's wife." PRESS COMMENTS. Gortschakoff's Death The MoGleln and Elliott Funerals. Nbw York, March 12. The Timet says: "Prince Gortschakoff's death will have no effect upon the foreign or Internal policy of Russia, as he tnmed over every thing' except the title of his high office to M. De (.icrs a year ago. His long cureer as Ambassador, Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Chancellor wss orowded wilh great achievements, but in tbe highest ambitions he wat always doomed to defeat, fiortschakoff oould tear up the treaty of Paris, but he was not able to make the treaty of San Stefano hold together. " The Tribune says: "The great crowd in attondance at the MeGlnlu.funeraljl report ed to have laughed and Jested oontlnuallv and on the whole it seems to have been it thoroughly enjoyable funeral. The burial of the'puglllst Elliott was alsoaspectacular performance which stirred the Bowery to Its depths. It called together a great crowd of ruffians and undoubtedly exerted a bad influence by glorifying the brutal and criminal business of prlze-flghtlug. But as Elliott was murdered and not a murderer his funeral was not such an outrage on do cencvas McOloin's." The F.apoalllon Fund. St. Lot'is. March 12. The Exposition fund was increased $2,N12 W with thu arri val of this morning's mall, making the grand total of cash now tn the hands of Treasurer Cupples $1(14,812 50. Mr. Cupples expects a large amount to be added to this with the arrival of the evening mall. Murdered at a (iirleteiilnjr. rrri'SBi'KG, Ta., March 12. Nicholas Kretsch, murdered Sunday night, hnd at tended a christening at tho house of a man named Uttor. During the festivities a row occurred in which Kretsch was beaten about the head and stabbed in the hack by two brothers named Wllhelm. Kretsch finally madr his escape and went home where he was found uncon scious about 11 o'clock this morning. Shortly after the Wllhelm brothers were ar rested. 1 Illinois lgls)latare. SrniNGKiian, Ii.i.., March 12. In the Senate this morning little business was transacted, there being but few members present. Tho Senate was called to order by Senator Hunt. The Journal was read. Son ator Meriitt introduced a petition Draylng for the regulations of publlo schools, that each county support its own schools. Tbe House resolution was road to tho effect that Uobert Lincoln be conferred with concerning the purchase of the old Llncolu residouoe In Springfield, In which to preserve the celebrated old royal collection and relict .and mementoes ot President Lincoln. A Joint resolution to print and distribute dally the Iloute Jour nal was adopted. A bill to prevent extor tion, etc, in the manufacture of illumlnats Ing gas on its second reading wat reoom mltted. Reports front itanding commit, teei were ' received , A bill regulating the taxing of brldgee on toe boundary lines was read for tht first ttae. Adlournsd. When the House adjourotd on feludrdaj Si WU Wl 'i-attOa l HI BULLETIN. FOREIGN. ntAwcau London, March 12. Intelligence from Paris states the eiuuctte ther is d iu to the fact that 00, ikk) persons arc out of employ ment. TbeTlnii's cm respondent at Paris says for the pst few days many foreigners have been kept aw.iv from that city owing to Its unsettled couditiou. There are now at Koine many Americans who were about to start lo Palis when the demonstration began, ami who, consequently, postponed their visit. WITHOUT BK8ULT. I'.mus, March 12. The election for a member of tho Chrmher of Deputies to fill the vacancy caused by the death ot (lam bctta was without result. Slglsmund Le croix received the largest i. umber of votes, but not the requisite num ber to elect, and another bajlot will have to betaken. i;.gi.a.d. London, March 12. Tho Times savs: "From many sources we rocelve news in dicating that' If the. new criminal procedure bill lu India, which allows native Judges Jurisdiction over whiles In certain cases It persevered In, the results are likely to be serious beyond conception. The Dally New slates that thu Cabinet Council Sat urday was chiefly occupied with tbe discus sion of affairs in the Transvaal. It Is be lieved that the (iovernmnut Is determined to exert their iiiiltience to v rot ect the na tives against the Injustice and opposition of the liners, ' ' I it t: I. ami. Dcbi.in, March 12. Tin: murder-con-tpiracv prisoners were liotlged that their trial begins April oth. They will be tried on three counts, the Ptnenix- Park murders the attempted niurdJr of Juror Field, and conspiracy. The (iovernment has ordered that prompt meaui be taken for the relief of the starv ing people of Louglirea. M'Al.V Maiumi. March 12. The total number of persons arrested in Andalusia for com plicity in the anarchist movements is 1,200. Of this number :ti are charged with murders, agrarian outrages aud with being abettors of tho "Black Hand" society. Sixty of the prisoners confessed to complicity in four murders. NEWS NOTES. S. B. Paige, president of the Paige Lum ber Company, Duluth, committed sui cide on Nind'ay. Prince Gortschakoff, ex-C'bancellor of the Hussian empire, died in Baden-Baden, Germany, on Sunday, The funeral of Jimmy Elliott, the prize fighter, took place' in New York on Sunday. Over 4, ooo persons wore in at tendance. The weather throughout Canada on Sun day was cold, and at some places snow fell, but the great storm predicted by Wig gins did not show up. On Sunday morning Officer Patrick Casey, of the' Hunter's Point, N. Y. po lice,' killed Roundsman Richard Coinmis key. Thn murder was unprovoked. Casey was arrested. air. r-tien l oureee, wiio sixteen years ago founded the New Eiurland Conserva tory of Music, In Ilostou, now tho largest music school iu the world, has presented tbe institution to the board of trustees. A dispatch from Butler, Pa., states that a. John M. Thompson, ex-Conifresiman of that district, hxs been arrested on a charge of raising a note from $400to 4,000, 1 be general opinion prevails that the cnarge cannot be sustained. A meeting ot shoe manufacturers In New York on Sunday determined to resist In the courts the royalty demanded by the Donald McKay Company for the ute ot their machines. The Companv's patent expired July 6, 187U. Since that time over 000,000 have ben paid them. The Chicago, St. Louis and Plttsburj Railroad has made to the Union and In dianapolis Trust Company, of New York, as trustee the first mortgage for$22,000, 009, covering all tht property of the com pany. The mortgage 'is due and payable October 1, Wt, with Interest at five per cent. A large lodging shanty In Brownsville, D. T., was burned down on Saturday night. Th" f-'llmving man perished In tbe Maine.: .1 i... - ( !ia(tnrs, K. C. Wrijrbt, Harvey Wood, Charles Hammond, Fettr Hanson, Thomas Finless, Lewis Hanson, W. M. Andrtws, Fred T. Pours, Samuel Hayes. Vbe men were tin ployees of Hood & Scott, and slept la tht building. THE MARKETS. MARCH 12, 1843. I.lve Block. CHICACJO. HOOS-Llght Jtf 75(37 35; mixed packing 1 Mf , ,u nc heavy packing and shipping 7 ItlfnN. OA I TLB- Active and 10il(t cents lower: exports xi 40rSfl 90; good lo choice ship ping (irao50; common to fair $4'JOfa5 7o; butchers ,2 tW(a'."i; stock crs 2 2.V94 40;fctd ers H ,00. ST. LOUIS. CATTLE Export steers $0 OOwft) 30; light to heavy native steers tt )d 00; common to medium native steers 14 U.V8 4 75: Colorado steers $4oJ5oO; fair to good feeders $4 50ra5 00; common to good stockers .f.i 754 2ft; common to choice native cows and heifers $;) or4 HO; South west steers $.1 755 00; scallawags $2 50 HOGS Lower; fairly active shipping demand. Light to good Yorkers $iwm 7 O.i; heavy shipper $7 107 30; butchers loextrtt.t7 20rJ40; skips and culls 1ft 80 SHEEP Good to fancy .fl 7.V9H 00 : me.llum to kfslr 75r5 1 ftO; Texan $3 00 f4 50. drain. Etc CHICAGO. WHEAT $1 Hi March, $1 07 April, II 11 Vol 12 May, 1 llh June, l Oil's July. COlJN-o7T March, 57 April, CI HO V Mav. 81 June, 02 X July. OATS-41 March, 41H April, 43,' May, 43 June, 42S July. UYE-tiT't March. sr. LOUIS. WHEAT Closed $1 00'. March, flOSV April. l 12 r May, 1 1'iS June, tl07'i Jul v. 1 05 year. ? CORN' f2.' March, 54 .V April, 5urdi Mav, MH June, 57 July. OATS-42 March, 43V April, 41 May. Country Produce. ni'TTEU-Creatnerv at HflrdM for choice and fancv, aiul31fuiu2 for seconds. Dairy 27r530 for choice and fancy. Little or no demand for poor to medium grades, and quotations nominal at 12f25. Northern roll steady Choice sells st 'JOftrai, off grades range at UiaiW. Near-by make ( lmlce in fair demand at 10wl7, medium slow salt) ot 1 15, mid low grades dull at I0W12. , , , EGGS Sales, 800 cases (early) at He at close 13Xo was the best price obtain- 'pom.TKY-LtVE-Chlckons- plentiful and selling moderately; Turkeys easier. We quote: Chickens Cock W BO, mixed if:l 75; HensiM; Turkeys Hent and small Gobblers 12MU3, large Gobblers 15ra ie) ' Gecso .toiH for small, $5fSU for large; Ducks .if'v4, top rate or large fat, DIIESSED POULTRY-Turkevs easier, at WWI70 If lb., others preferrod alive, UVKltPOdL. Country markets stoadv, Spot whsst dull; No. 2 spring its Adi 'Mo, S spring 8 tjd; Western winter W d. Mixed West em corn dull and depressed ot 0s 2d. De mand trout United luacdoua and tContf tut,duU and aeitooud lor wheat aMOtiav Suffer no longer from Dyspep sia, Indigestion, want of Appetlte,los3 of Strength lack of Energy, Malaria, Intermittent Fevers, Ac. BROWN'S IRON BIT TERS never fails to cure all these diseases. Boston, November s6, iSSi. Brown Chihical Co. Gentlemen : For years I have been a great tufferer from Dyspepsia, and could get no relief (having tried everything which wai recommend ed) until, acting on the advice of a friend, who had been benefitted by Hkuwn's Ihuh IIittirs, I tried a buttle, with moat lurpriiing result. ' I'reviout to taking Brown's Iron bi iters, everything 1 ate dittretted me, and 1 tutTcrea greatly from a burning aentation in the stomach, which was unbearable. Sine tak ing Hrown'i Iron Kittrri, all my troubles are at an end. Can eat an y time without any ditagraeabl re sults. I am practically another perton. Mrs. W. J. Flvnn, 30 Maverick St., E. Boston. BROWN'S IRON BIT TERS acts like a charm on the digestive organs, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such as tast i ing the food, Belching, Heat in the Stomach, Heartburn, etc. The only Iron Preparation that will not blacken the teeth or give headache. Sold by all Druggists. Brown Chemical Co. Baltimore, Md. See that all Iron Bitters are mads by Browa Chemical Co., Baltimore, and have crotted red lines and trade mark on wrapper, BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. Read and Circulate. The Illinois Central R. R. Co. Will still Buy of Its remaining lunils at one dol lar pursers less than the present prices, from this ttmenutil tbe tlrst day of October, liM. Alter that date the present prlees will he restored. All who deslro to purcba-e ahuQld aval) ihumanlves of this liberal offur at once. 1'. DAQQY, Land Commissioner Foi particulars Inquire of M. EASTKltDAY 4 CO., Aifts. for 1. C. It. K. Lands, ('aire. Illinois. IMsUKANTK. AJ 4t a y . V a Y WM. 0BIILER, ULACKSJUTH AND WAGON-MAKRlt. (hop on Hslllilsy Avuiine, lieiwmtn r'nurth and Mlxtll Htreets, L'sltn, Illinois. (VfAII kinds nl I'uht snd heavy Mncksmlthlng, wagon and carriage work donu In the most wot k msnllke niauiior. Ilarsa.slioelng a specially and sallfar.tloii guaranteed. Jf 3U. TJSTOE, -Manufscturer snd Dealor In HSTOLS RIFLES 6th Streai.hetweoo font') Avs. aud l.oveu. I OAIK0.1L.L.IXOIH CUOKE BORING A SFXCIALT? ALS KINDS S)t AMCN1TI0N. " dtfet Roalred. All tiodt oi Ktie Made. 3f 3 8 B3 T tt s r t s I'Sl- R p nig a im A II 3S I ! TV S3 2- 2 s awl. 'aw . "v a lb 1 w tsbv w m m aver I w M AWL MV tw f y ay v sjf r