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ZINE MILLINERY GOODS
FRESH FALL STYLES.

MRS. NJ. ACK ON,
formerly Mrs. Swandcrs,)
announces that she has just opened large
assortment OF the
NEWEST,
MOST FASHIONABLE,
AND HANDSOM Est
Millinery Goods to be found IN the market
he will keep on hand
tATs, BoNSETs, FLOWERS, RIBBONS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS OF ALL KINDS,
LADIES FURNISHING GooDs, Notions
COLLARS, UNDERsLEEvEs,R UFrs,
And all goods found in millinery stores, al
Il which will be disposed OF ut the Owesl
ash prices. Mrs. Jackson respectful,
sks a continuation OF the patronage which
ias been so literally bestowed upon her b!
he ladies OF Cairo and the vicinity.
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PRIZE LIST.
10000 Prizes
$4,000

anteed perfect.
The liberal terms OF this scheme brings
within the reach OF al--the greatest Opp01
tunity ever offered for the poor man to ris
To wealth,
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Qualification once, Bulletin Duf1dfns
WashingtOn Avenue.
Read ing m tier on every page.

NOTICE lie hereby given that I will pay
no bills for goods sold to any of the en-
ployes Of The CAIRO BULLETIN, either
or themselves or for the use Of the office
unlese the same are furnished on an order
ligned by Mr.. Burnett or mysclf
l2-20-ly JoBN ii. oBERLf.
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ENVELOPES.

Fine white; single and double y amber
single and double Y Canary, best quality oil
MANILA, blue letter. etc., etc. 10000 for
ale, printed at 60 30 to 80 per thousand,
AZ Inc BULLETIN OrFfCE.
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The Springfield Regatta.

NEW HAVEN, July 1S.-The city was
in u state of excitement all day over the
result of the races at Springfield. The
Yale victors are the subject Of talk every
where and display Of flags and other
signs Of Joy are very general. Al 8 r. n.
four members OF the University, Cook, Nc
Cook, Meyer and Kennedy arrived with
the colOrA won In tho rAoo, they were eS-
corted to the hotel by large crowd. Ats
o'clock large company Of Alumni stu
dents and citizens waited upon tho oars
men accompanied by music, and the Col
lego bell was rung and display Of fire.
works made. A very large crowd gathered
and the reception Of the crew was most
enthuiastic. a..
In some remarks, President Porter said
that while he hoped 1t was understood
tha! boating was not the main OBJ
ject of College course, no man was
happier than himself that Yale quietly,
without Boosting and by hard work, had
won such glorious victOries;'and that In
all the list II past defeats no suspicion Of
underhand dealing with opponents had
ever been reflected upon Yale oaEsmen.
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BISMARCK.

Some Remarkable Talk to a Cores
pondeht About His War on the
Catholic Church - To be Taken
Cum GranO SalIs.'
NEW YORK, July 19.-A correspondent
Of the World under date oil Berlin, June
30, makes public a most remarkable
conversation with Prince Bismarck, in
which the Prince after giving expression
TO bis weariness Of spirit, Is made to say :
"The truth is, there arc not half dozen
men in Germany, on 'Ou: side, mean,
who clearly comprehend the real meaning
Of the conflict in which we are engaged,
and In which. Notwithstanding our sue
cess thus far, 1 believe we shall be beaten.
The Emperor docs not understand It, and
If he did, he would change sides IN q
moment The Crown Prince perhaps
does not understand II; but he will put
himself on the other side, II, indeed, he Is
not already there. The fight is the
Empire against the Church. II Is the
fight Of tho State, Empire, Monarchy or
Republic against God, and in this fight
the State will get the worst Of 1t unless It
succeeds in destroying the idea Of God
huu IlhGIuR ItSGu III Ab pIaSCs uACu nhJ
that they must havo something TO WOr-
ship. Well. then. let them worship the
State; let 1t be all In all let 1t take the
place oil the family, as well as Of the Del.
ty; lei it be tho Deity. In two genera
tlOns, If we had the field wholly 10 our
selves, VIC could so obliterate the idea Ofa
God, and of imaginary rights bestowed on
man by Him as their Creator, that the
substitution Of the State in His place
would DO effected, and the State, as In
pagan Rome, call in al"
The correspondent in bis own language
gives the spirit Of continued CONVERSE
ton with Bismarck. He says the seminal
idea OF the whole was that the aspiration
for liberty grew out OF belief In God;
that Il is Impossible to make perfectly
subserVient, people out OF men imbued
with tho dogmas ol Christianity, and that
while all forms Of Christianity were alike
IallaciOus, he cared 70 war against none
but that Of the, Roman Catholic Church,
for the reason that 1t alone was lormidR-
bic. He said: "Nothing has amused me
more than the praises which l have re.
Ceived iromthe Protestant Christians Of
England and America. have wished 10
crush Rome that l might crush Chris.
tianity. They praise me for my services
in the cause OF what they call reformed
Christianity. II anything could console
me for the chagrin which l foresee l am
10 endure for some time 10 come, 1t would
be to witness the amazement Of these
good friends Of mine when they under
stand the truth, but understand 1t they
never will"
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CHOLERA.
IT'S nAvAoEs AT MT. VERNON, IND.

ITS RAVAGBs AT MT. VERNON, IND:
EVANSVILLE, IND, July 18.-The Jour.
ndFS adVices from Mt. Vernon report that
the cholera is believed to be abstng in
that place. 1t has almost depopulatcd the
town, all the people who could get away
having left. Tho banks and business
houses are closed and the town seems
without population. Resin pine, tar and
coal have been burned in the streets, and
in every house dislnieCtants have been
placed. The people who cannot leave
arc removing TO the healthier parts OF
the city and great many families are
living in warehouses, stores, &c. Every
person in the place has had cholera symp'
toms, and In some large families only two
members are lett. There seems to be no
apparent cause for tho ravages Of the cp.
idemic, as the city Is o clean one and on
one of the highest points between Cairo
and Evansville.
THREE DEATHS AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 19.-Thrce deaths
from cholera were reported at the Health
Office to-day.
TWO MORE DEATHS FROM CHOLERA.
COLUMBUS, July 19.-Two convicts
died of cholera at the penitentiary to-day,
William S. RaYd, lie man, from Dark
county, and Michael Domer, from Butler
county. Thirteen have died since tho
commencement OF this disease. The city
is unusually healthy for this time ol year.
DISAPPEARANCE PROM MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, July 1s.-Tho Board Of
Health officially announces the total dis
appearance Of cholera In Memphis. No
now cases or deaths for week. '.
CINCINNATI, July 1S.-SiX deaths from
cholera reported to-day. y
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hoy Murdered BY his Foster Father
near Cleveland. ~

CLEVELAND, July 1s.-A negro ma med
Stephen Hood was arrested yesterday for
tho murder Of his adopted son, a negro
boy about twelve years Of age named
Greenberri. The murder was committed
Yesterday morning between this city and
Newburg. Hood took his nephew and
adopted son and told them he was going
a hunting. Alter getting into the woods
he sent his nephew away 10 get some
liquor. The boy was unable to find the
saloon, returned to find his uncle alone.
told that he was lost. The boy reported
his to Mrs. Hood, who informed the
officers. They, after searching the place
where Grccn6erri was last seen, found the
body buried about loot under ground.
Tho only mark Of violence on tho body Is
dent on the right temple, as II made by
O club.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW York, July 1s,-The Police Com
miSsioners having recommended the
formation Of q brigade oil Eve hundred po.
lice, armed and drilled aS q military body,
to be called out in cases Of emergency In
aid Of the civil powers, Commissioner
Duryea has certified 10 Mayor Havemeyer
that 800 breech. loading rifles and 150 in
fautry swords and attendant equipments
are necessary 10 enable the police to more
etfectuAlly protect the public and private
property Of the city, and tho Mayor has
signed requisition ON Gov. Dix for these
arms and stores. This military police is
intended TO preclude The necessity OF call
ing out the militia In cases OF disturbances
too serious for the strength OF tho ordinary
police force.
The government is said To have com.
menced suit to recover $500 600 from
Plat & Boyd, glass importers, ioT alleged
irregularities IN importation.
Paul Dahlgren, son o: the late Admi-
raj, recently appointed Consult General at
Rome, sds tomorrow IN the steamer
Abyssinia.
Colonel James McLeer to. day received
notice OF his appointment as United
States Pension Agent in Brooklyn.
United States District Attorney Bliss
denies that any suit has been instituted
against Messrs. PlAtt & Boyd, as repre-
sented. n = iN'.. : Z ..TL, IA !
Special Agent Jayne says the suit
against Dunden, Freres & Co. is for
$l02 900.
Judge Blstchlord has decided that the
informers in Internal Revenue cases have
not had, since the 1st of last August, any
legal claim to the fixed moieties of the
seizure In cases on which they have given
information.
The Coroner's jury returned verdict
that DR.. Pepper, found dead in 18th street,
died from q fracture Of the skull at the
hands Of an unknown person.
New YoRK; July 19.-Chambers and
seddons have agreed 10 fight within .
hundred miles OF this city for purse ot
$1,000, within fourteen days.
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not this the better way? II men intend
to bestOw any part OF their wealth on
philanthroplC works, why do II by will
after death2 We must all die poor. at
last. Even AsToR with his two hundred
millions cannot take a penny with him
when he dies. Then If AsToR means 10
devote any part Of his enormous
means 10 ameliOrate the condition OF his
less fortunate fellows, would il not be tho
part OF wisdom In every aspect OF the
case, TO do so while he can himself direct
and witness its application and secure
some part Of the reward that attaches TO
such dceds2 So in regard to our weaIthier
fellow citizens here. Many Of them do
give habitually and liberAlly to all genuine
charities. Some Of them no doubt intend
TO make charitable bGquests in their wills
They can do moro good by giving the
money now. We trust some of them may
be led to see this, and that In looking
round for objects upon which 10 make
present bestowal OF their benevolent in
tentioDs, they will think fSvorably OF the
to endow the Children's Home
with permanent fund in subscriptions of
81 900 each. A gift like that would be a
more enduring monument than storled urn
or boastlul marble, and would count for
a good deal more on the books in the
great day Of reckoning when we shall all
be called "a, account.
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WASHINGTON.
CHILD RUN OVER BYA LOCOMOTIVE.

CHILD RUN OVEB by a LOCOAOTlVE.
WAsHrNaToN; July 18-YesterdRy the
driver Of No. 80 horse car when about TO
cross 1st street noticed locomotive
bearing down upon him, he Immediately
whipped up his horses and cleared the
track, but one Of his passengers, Mrs.
Lincoln A. Beall with child in her aEms
leaped from the car and fell, and the
child was run over and killed.
PRR11s FROM FIRE RxTINdUISHERs.
Some Department watchmen were
baing exercised today In the use Of fire
extinguishers, which they had strapped
TO their backs. Ono man failed 10 open
the vent Of his machine, which soon made
one, ripping it from top 10 bottom, shock.
ing the man considerably, and breaking
his shoulder blade. The man and ma.
chine were removed for repairs.
The Attorney General has decided that
no particular form Of presentation OF
bona fde claim to the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue for retunding taxes
illegally assessed is necessary to prevent
the statute Of Limitation running against
It, but that the presentation Of claim to
collector OF Internal revenue is not q
presentation to the Commissioner, within
the meaning Of the statute.
Secretary Belknap leaves tonight for
Cape May, where he will spend next
week.
The Attorney General has decided that
the present Commissioned Of Internal
Revenue has no right to open for adjudi-
cation claim for taxes Illegally assessed,
adjusted and settled by one of his prede-
cessors because, in his opinion, such pre-.
decessor erred in judgement, there being
no new evidence or facts in the case.
John P. Batter has been appointed
for the 9Th Illinois district.
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FOREIGN.
CENTRAL ASIA.

The Russian Campaign on Khiva--
The Khan Confirmed on his Throne
Upon Payment Of 2 100000 Rou.
bIeS.
[New York HerAld's Bpeclal.l
TAsHKRND, July 9, VIA LONDON, July
19.-The Khan Of Khiva has signed a
convention to pay two million roubles In.
demnity within, ten years in virtue ol
which>he tsconarmed- on the throne. The
Russian troops continue to occupy Kun
grad, and will construct a new tort on
the Oxus near Khiva.
MIR. Schuyler, Secretary .Ol tho Amer
ican Legation, has returned here. He
went TO khokard, where he was detained
several days under surveillance and taken
finally to Kurgan, where he was admitted
10 see the Khan at distance OF five hun
drcd feet. Afterwards be was detain-
ed nine days longer, an6 was not
allowed 10 proceed 10 Kashger. lie re.
oeIved permission to visit the Southern
Mountains, but failed 10 reach there,
being purpOsely misled by the guard,
who was acting under orders.
The Daily IsIegraph correspondent has
been detained by the Russians at Kasala,
on the Jaxartes.
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Wheat ProspecIs In AIlnnesota.

MINNEAPOLIS, July 1s.-Crop reports
from McCloud county, about. the center
OF Minnesota, say the wheat in that sec
ton will be ready to report in Q week.
Reports from several sections say that
the wheat harvest this year will be
from one to two weeks earlier than
last year, owing to the splendid growing
weather which has prevailed. Minnesota
has never had a more favorable season for
wheat. The coming crop Is estimatedtall
the way from 100000 to 100000
bushels larger than last year.
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SPAIN.

BAYoNNR, July 1S-AdVlccs from
Carlist sources SHY that the Cure OF Santa
Cruz has resumed his clerical robe, and
gone to Rome TO ask forgiveness OF the
Pope. sD ,....-..
1t is reported that the Government
has suspended the constitutional guaran-
tees in Basque Province.
Friends ol Don Carlos entertain strong
hopes OF the recognition OF their bclliger-
ent rights by Franco as soon as they gain
possession Of q regularly fortified city in
which 10 establish the scat ol govern
ment.
The Carlists declare the Republican
General Cabrinetty was killed by his own
men.
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Ku.KIux Outrage In McCraCken Co.,
, KuntuckYs

LOUISVILLE, July 1s.-A band of dis
guised men visited the house Of Daniel
Galbreath, a worthy farmer In McCracken
county, KY, few nights since and de-
manded admittance, being refused they
set Gre to the house and forced Mr.. Gal
breath and his brother L. II. Galbreath
out side when the outlaws fred upon them
severely woundIng L. N. Galbreath. Dan
Galbreath fred Gt the party, and it is
thought killing one man. There Is no
reason assigned for the attack.
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ST. LOUIS.
Buried Under an Embankment..Ru
e, e| Over By q Train.


. Over by q Train.
: 81. LOUIS, July 1s.-Henry Roche and
Henry Fox, while laboring in an eXcava-
ton In the extreme lower part Of the city
last evening, were kill by the embank-
ment falling on them. Philip Moeser and
Daniel Rack were also badly injured.
A man supposed TO be ]. Schloss, Of
Buffalo, was run over yesterday, In Nod
away county, Mo-, by the train Of the
Kansas City, st. Joseph & Council Bluffs
railroad. The circumstances indicate
that the man was q commercial traveller,
and led 10 the suspicion that he had been
murdered and then placed on the railroad
track. d., ..4f .tt
ST.. LOUIS, July 19.-At meeting Of
the policy holders of the st. Louis Mutual
Life Insurance Company to-day, q ticket
for new board OF directors was adopted,
embracing some Of the most prominent
and best citizens oiSt. Louis. The ticket
Is put forth in the interest oi the reform
movement and against the old admins.
tration, with o circular giving the history
of the previous management ol the com.
pany and what led TO the resignation Of
the old board, which will be sent TO all
the policy holders in the country.
The ST. Clair & Carondolet Bridge
Company have decided on plan for the
new railroad bridge across the Mississippi
river at Sotuh St. Louis, about six miles
below the center ofthis city. The bridge
will have two channel spans ak hundred
feet long, on the suspension principle, and
two shore spans, two hundred feet long,
on on, the %,5e qsS SS PRSpbS Davis inc tbe desR Ts
known engineer, OF New Haven Conn.
The bridge will also be arranged for We
hicles and foot passengers, and will be
commenced as soon as the government
engineers have determined the site.
The heated term which has prevailed
her for some days past was broken by a
storm last night, and to-day has been clear
and cool, the mercury not rising above SO.
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JUDGE MELVIN yesterday granted the
injunction to restrain the county CON-
missioners from making the subscription
to the p. W. & X. Railway without sub.
mitting the question 10 the people. His
Honor held that the Company's charter,
requiring an election and up.
proval by three.Rlhs majority as pre-
liminary to any subscription, was conclu-
sive OF. itself and rendered II unnecessary
to consider the constitutional question
raised by the petitioners.
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Lynch Law in KisconaIn.

MILWAUKEE, July 1S-A Green Bay
special to the Sentinel says: The two men
who robbed Dickinson b Company and
others at New London, were caught at
shawanee last night by tho vigilance
committee OF the county. The citizens
took them from the sheriff 10 the nearest
tree, put ropes around their necks and
then hung them till they confessed where
the goods and money was.
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Tho UnIYersIIY Boat Race.

SpRINoFIRLD, July 19.-The official
decision ol the referees gives the follow
ing as the position Of the leading boats in
the University race yesterday: Yale /,
Wesleyan 2, Harvard 8. The order Of
arrival Of the other boats will be declared
hereafter. Williams, however, has been
decided last In the race. The champion
flag, awarded by blunder to Harvard,
should have been given 70 the Yale crew.
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How Brave Fellow Cut Tree from
the Track of the G. Il. L. I. Rail.
Rnnh fH

Fort WAYNE, July 19.-As Dir. Ste
phen Chase, constable OF Washington
township, was riding on horseback 70 Lis
fathers last night, who lives about three
miles from the city, had occasion to cross
the track of tho Grand Rapids s. Indiana
railroad, he discovered that u large hick-
ory treO had fallen directly across the
track in the woods. 1t was then about
dark, and a passenger train would
be along In two hours. he rode to his
fathers, nearly quarter of mile, pro.
cured an axe and had cut oil one end Of
the tree when the axe slipped and went
into his left foot, cutting It half of. He
remounted the log, cut of the other end
and rolled it TO one aide, leaving clear
passage for the train. He then jumped
on his horse and galloped home through
the rain to look after his foot.
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Poisoned on Smoked Herring,

LOUIsyILLE, July 18.-A German fam.
lily Of seven persons in this city ate sup.
per Of smoked herrings last night, and
soon after all were attacked with symp.
toms Of poisoning. 1t was thought al
first that all would die, but to-day they all
are considered out Of danger. The fish
are 10 be examined by chemist.
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PHILADELPHIA. July 1s.-Lightningr
to-day, struck several buildings, doing
considerable damage. In one case lady
wac severely, and two children slightly
injured. A sand paper house connected
with Badon's s. Adsmson's glue factory
was blown down.
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BOSTON,.
A Reduction Of Bail Refused PeIIIs,
the F0HgeT.

BosToN, July 1s.-A reduction Of bail
in the case OF Spence Pettis was denied
In the Massachusetts Supreme Court this
morning. Pettis lies in Jail in default Of
10000 bail, being an accessory before the
fact TO the uttering OF forged notes on the
Third National Bank of Boston.
William B. Lincoln, at the examination
Of his wife today on the charge Of Dhoot.
ing him, testified that she did not fire the
shot. Notwithstanding this she was held
for trial in 81 500 bail.
Cyrus Lewis was killed, and Josiah
CurrieE badly injured yesterday by a der
rick falling.
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KANSAS.

LEAvENwoRTH, KAs., July 1s.-The
Kansas Central Railroad (narrow gauge),
having procured the necessary means,
will at once extend their road and
branches some two hundred miles, tapping
the Solomon Valley and other sections Of
the country west, ~
Fifteen States are represented here to-
day by agents Of the Missouri Life Insu-
rance Company.
The wheat crop is the largest ever
known in Kansas.
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SWEDEN.

Coronation OF King Oscar and Queen
Sophia.
CHRIsTLANA, July 1S.-The coronation
Of Oscar and Sophia as King and Queen
Of Norway, took place today at Dron-
theim, the ancient capitol Of Norwegian
Kings. There was brilliant procession
to the Cathedral, in which Prince Arthur
represented the Queen Ol England, and
Prince Waldemar the King oil Denmark.
The ceremony of the coronation was per-
formed by the Bishop OF DrOnthcim.
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The Richest cold IIine In Iha World.

NEw YoRK, July 1s.-A Buenos Ayres
correspondent narrates the particulars ol
the discovery in q province Of the Argen-
tine Republic OF wonderful gold mine.
It Is said 10 be the richest In the world.
One'half Of the alto Of the mine has been
sold, according TO the narrator, for $780,
100000.
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A Humble ImttalOr of WalwOrth.
o.. ....aa. NEW; YORK, July 19,

A father and son quarrelled yesterday
on the corner of Broadway and John
street. From the first conflict the son
retired discomltGd. Renewing the fight
he whipped out a pistol, but 1t was
knocked out of his hand before he could
use It on his father. No arrests were
mAhR
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The sixth college in the Kentucky
University, to be known as the Trans
ylvania Medical College, will be opened
this Fall. The trustees Of The Cincinnati
University have decided to open the in
stitution September 10Th.
Henri Rochefort will be sent 10 New
Caledonia on the 3lst inst.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 1S.-sir Sydney Water
loo, Lord Mayor Of London, has been
elected baronet, and Sheriff Thomas
White and Frederick Perkins have been
knighted.
Lord Westbury Is hopelcssIy i'll.