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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-05

wOMAN's CLUB AND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
The Woman's Club and Library asso-
citation held special meeting in the
library room on Monday, July 80, 1877
at 3p. m. The vice-president Mrs. W.
II. Smith called the members to order
and in a few simple and well chosen
words explained the purpose which had
brought them together. A motion was
then made by Mrs. Oberly that a com.
mttee be appointed to draft resolutions
expressive Of the sense of the association
on the sad and sudden death OF
Alfred B. Stafford, Esq, This mo-
ton was unanimously carried. The
vice-president then appointed Mrs
Oberly, Mrs. Alvord and Mrs. Wardner
as such committee. While this com
mittee was absent from the room, the
vice. president called upon men,
bers OF the association for
some expression OF their feelings.
Mrs. Goss responded with some very
touching remarks relative to the bency-
olencc of the noble man, now removed
from us. Miss Mckee also spoke will
great tenderness and beauty. From
every member present words of graft
tude, friendship and deep regret, showed
how well and truly h
was regarded. The committee now re
turned and the
FOLLOWING RESOLUTIONS
presented by them we're unanlmousl.
adopted:
WHEREAS, An impressive aud solemn
warning mas come to remind us that II
the midst of life we are in death, tn
members OF the Woman's Club an
Library Associati0ndesire to offer thel
humble tribute with those who hav
sought to do justice to the memory an
worth of the late Alfred Is. Saiiorc
therefore be 1t -,
Resolved, That this organization, l
common with every other education'
influence of this community, has grea
cause to lament the loss OF 8
firm a friend, whose counsel
encouragement and material aid baye 8
greatly benefited 1t in Its undertah
Ing. . J.,
honorable career, his every sterling yir
tue, his kind and generous heart, Id
, built for himself = monument Of inim0l
! tally, and left to bis friends no task b.
that Of soothing their own sorrow an
paying him the tribute Of their tear
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each insertion
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Will only be inserted IA advertisements
Ne advertisement will be received at less than
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for less than three dOllars per month
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. r. Co.,
GEN'L AGENTS OFFICE,
CAIRO, Aug 4. 1877.
Regular fruit train leaves Cairo every
morning Except Saturday, at 8 o'clock,
JANE, JOHNSON,
J.3t Gen'l Agent.
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CITY NEWS.
SUNDAY, August ), 1877.
MOERLEiN'S.

Mr.. Louis Herbert on Ohio Icycc Is the
agent at Cairo for the celebrated Mocr-
lein', Cincinnati beer, the best beer on
the market -"
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Notice 20 shippers.

The Cairo aud Nincenncs railroad has
resumed receiving freight tor all points,
ROBT. CASTLE, Agent
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Gonna

Oar representative, Mr.. ,ott, will be
in Cairo with iull line OF samples in
our line, all wishing fun suit, or over
coat, should give him trial as he j, de-
termned to keep down mOnOplics,
FRANK FISCHER,
Merchant Tailor, Evansville.
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Cairo, H., July IS, 1877.
CAIRO ENCAMPMENT.

CAIRO ENCAMPMENT.
At meeting OF the Cairo Encampment
No. IA, held yesterday morning, Judge
f. Bross, Squire ComIngs and Mr. Wal
ter Hyslop were appointed committee
to draft resolutions expressive of the
grief of the members of the order over
the death OF one for whom all entertained
such high regard and esteem, and whose
name is spoken with reverence by all
who knew him.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
To the Worthy Chief Patriarch aud Pa
triarchs OF Cairo Encampment No. LA,
|. o. o. +.
WHEREAS, Death for the second time
having entere our tent and another Pa
triarch having been called upon to close
his pilgrimage on earth, II becomes us 10
bow in submission, and render fitting
tribute OF respect TO the memory OF Pa
trlarCh A. b. Stafford; therefore be it
Resolved, That In the death OF our
beloved brother patriarch. A. Is. Stafford,
our encampment mas met with an ire
parable 10 S, and that one, whose tent
was always open TO the stranger IN dis
tress, and who eXemplitied in his lite,
the teachings of the Golden Rule De-
gree" has been taken from among US.
Resolved, That the hall of this encamp.
ment De draped in mourning, and pa
triarchs wear the usual badge for thirty
days.
ReSolrsd, That page of the records
be SET apart sacred 10 his memory.
Resolved, That copy OF these resOlu-
tions be furnished the bereaved widow
OF our deceased patriarch. and that they
be printed in the city papers; also III a
paper printed in Burlington, Vermont,
where Patriarch Stafford suddenly died
while on briet visit to the place of his
nativity. FREDoLINE BROss,
ALFRtD CoMINGS,
WALTER HYsLoP,
Committee.
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For Rent.

A cottage on Ninth street, in good
repair, Apply to 4. DEloNIA,
3l.tl city National Bank
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purpose Of lOaning II TO the State to pay
of deficiency, that Is a question we
shall not assume to decide. Section 70 Of
the school law Of 1873 made II the duty
Of the Board Of the School Fund to sell
any inyeStnSetson account Of the school
fund theI made in other securities than
those sduired in said 4th section OF the
12th article Of the Constitution, and put
them in United States bonds, or in the
bonds Of this State, or, in case Of inabili-
ty to, purchase such bonds, In some other
good interest bearing securities.
This law was passed April 18th, 1873,
nearly four aud hall years ago. The
Board Of the School Fund have not been
in hurry to carry II out. United States
Securities have been up and down several
per cent several times since. The Gov.
ernment has put out several loans since,
none OF which have, apparently, been
sought after by the Board under this act.
1t occurs to them now, for the FIRST time
apparently, that they have duty to per.
form under 1t, and the coincidence Of the
case Is that there Is deficiency TO be
provided for TO the extent Of the stock
advertised for sale. II the act obligates
the Board to sell this bank stock at all,
why does 1t not obligate them 10 sell all
Of it2 As We understand it they
do not intend to sell all Of
it, but only such an amount
as will spare up the deficiency account.
Itthey finally decide that it is their duty
to sell this stock, we beg to call their at:
tention TO the fact that four per cent us.
bonds can now be had-new lOan-run.
ming for long term Of yeArs-and that
they are obtainable at par in gold. Inas.
much as there are at this time no West
Virginia bonds, withinth meaning Of the
law, will it not be the duty Of the Board
instead Of loauing the proceeds Of this
stock to the Treasury Of the State, to in.
vest it, bona fidc, as the law contemplates,
in United States bonds?
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NNO CAPITALISTS
w OAI II ALIDID
Or Parties Of Small Means Deslruus Of
Engaging Ia Grape Growing.
Coal MinlngoF Market
6aFdenInu.

On account Of advanced age I Am deGlrous Of
changing my residenee, and therefore OtleT for laO
my farm situated opposite the city Of Wheeling, on
tho river hank, midway between Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry, and Immediately nd Joining tho MI
lage Of Atnayille. Tho property consists Of 20
acres Ol hlll and table land and Is Of river bottom,
In tho hill there are two seams Of coal 6k RfA SK
Ieet thick, three deposits Of limestone, m iGd
vein Of close texture sand or free stone, an IS foot
vein Of mari, which altogether mike a coll and an
underlying bed Of depolitI Of rich and valuable
character.
On the surface, the larger portion Of which lice
gently Aopng 10 the cast, and all under direct ex.
boSurc TO the sum- q Vineyard Of 80 acres, mostly
CtnWba grapCs, all In hne bearing condition, about
seven years old which hRI proven Itself able 70 ray
handsome per cent 10 the cultiVat0r.
The property Is being approached above and BE-
low by an advancing tide Of persons seeking small
homesteadSI and IL now really the only unoccupIOd
territory between Bridgeport and Martins FPrry.
IL VAlnable n an Investment Tor carltAl seeking
ale purchase, and valuable 10 those who want mar
ket Elfdening ground close 10 the city. II fronts
BEAUTIFULLY upon tho river and commands view Of
Tue city, the IHland and the whole scenery Of the
The terms Of sale will bo one-thIrd cash, balance
N two annual payments, per cent interest on de-
terred payments. For further Particular inquiTO
OF RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, or By mail At Bridgeport, Ohio.
Rp9
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Miners strike In Westmorclund,

PITTSBURGH, August 22.-The miners
employed in the Westmoreland 4 Penn
Sylvania Company's mines at Irwin sta.
ton, Westmoreland county, quit work
yesterday evening, and resolved that they
would not resume until their demands
for an advance were complied with
These mines gave employment to nbouI
1000 men. Last evening force Of from
three to four hundred miners organized
and marched to Spring Hill and induced
the miners at that place 10 quit work
All the mines in Irwin District are now
closed. The miners demand three cents
for bushel Of seventy.six pounds, pay
every two weeks, a half inch screen and /
check weighman.
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VOLUME XXv--NUMBER SO9
Steamer on the Reefs.

HAVANA, August 22.-The steamer
Clty Of Havana, from Tampico to Tux
pan, struck on tho reefs. The steamer
City Of Nevada endeavored 10 get her on
but failed. The mails, passengers and
crew were saved. A tug from Key West
is expected to get the City Of Havana of.
The Diario, the official organ, publishes
memorandum Of Minister Foster ex-
planning the intentions Of the United
States In issuing the orders 10 Gen. Ord.
Perfect tranquility is reported, Meas
ures Tor bringing the border question to
u satisfactory settlement are being dis
cussed,
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BELLAIRE LOCALs.-The City Council
met Tuesday evening last. The commit
tee 10 confer with the Tobacco Ware.
house Commissioners reported that the
warehouse had been located here. Report
received and the committee continued.
A petition was presented by Col. Sulli.
van and others asking for the vacation OF
parts OF Water street, in the 1st Harris
farm addition, to the city Of Bellaire, ly-
ing east Of and Immediately djoining lots
l, and OF block 253. Received and
publication ordered.
A petition for paving the east side OF
Central avenue, between Guernsey and
Noble streets, was read and referred to
the proper committee.
Numerous claims against the city were
ordered paid.
Our city was visited laSt Tuesday eve.
ming by Sir Knights OF the Masonic Or.
der Of Wheeling Commandery, of your
city.
Your paper has announced in briei
terms the settlement Of the ques-
tion Of the location OF the Ohio State
Tobacco Warehouse in favor OF Bellaire,
and to-day insert the advertisement, in.
yiting proposals for the erection OF the
building, This will be of an imposing
character, lis by 1872 feet, and three full
stories in height. II is to be fitted with
steam machinery for elevating the to-
bacco into the several stories, and will, we
suppose, have all the latest appliances for
convenient handling Of tobacco after in
spection. This Is the first institution -oI
the kind in Ohio, TO be managed under
State authority, the Eve tobacco ware
houses at Cincinnati have private inspec
ton. When It Is Understood also, thai
there is an average OF about 10000 hhdl
Of tobacco grown in Ohio and that &C
much Of II (which is the larger portion,
as may be destined for the European
market has had heretofore to 60 out
side Of Ohio to get the benefit Of State
inspection it will be readily perceived how
important will be the influence exerciset
by this Ohio institution. West Virginia
has two State Warehouses-one ut Par
kersburg and the other at Huntington
both said to be dtipg we'll.
James Heburn, Esq. manager Of The
Window glass house, received severe in
juries few days since. He was struck
on the wrist by an iron hoop, which
bursted and few off large hogshead
nearly breaking his arm.
The rolling mill and nail factory re
sumed operations this moring.
Mr.. Will. s. Faris and Miss Maggie
James were united a. one, by Rev. Mr.
Hodgson, Of the NJ. E. Church, yesterday
evening. We congratulate them.
The directors Of the Street Railway
Company will meet at their Office to
morrow at Pm. J. E. D.
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SALT LAKE, August 22.-Reports this
morning from Hole in the Rock Stage
Station, Idaho, recently occupied by the
hostileS, says that the Indians are all gone
in the direction Of Henrys Lake, or
Teteon Basin. Howard is 1.-THE head Of
Comas' creek.
Yesterday morning Capt. Bainbridge
from Fort Hall, with friendly Indians
left Stage Station.
Yesterday Howard had n slight sGirm.
ish with the Indians. The Indians stole
two hundred OF Howards horses.
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Senator MOrtOn'S Condition.
Richmond. I'm Anrnst 90 Inn p AZ
ENGLAND.
Great Meetlng bal DnbILn.

LONDON, August GA great meeting
was held in Dublin last night. Messrs.
Biggar and Parnell were enthusiastically
received. Both members strongly con.
demned the inactivity Of the Home Rule
party generally. Resolutions were passed
that this meeting takes occasion to offer
its hearty thanks to those Irish represen.
tatives who, in honorable contrast to the
tame and spiritless conduct OF the mass
Of the Home Rule members, supported
Biggar and Parnell.
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Nationnl Ronrd of Trn,re

MILWAUKEE, WIS, August 22.-The
National Board Of trade assembled at 1C
o'clock this morning. A motion was
adopted for the admission Of delegates
accredited by the Board OF Trade Of Port.
land, Oregon. The debate was resumed
on the resolution submitted by the Boston
Board Of trade for the removal Of disa
bilities from the ship building and ship
owning interests OF the country.
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FArRroINT, N. Y, August 22-Prof.
McClosky, of Princeton College, held q
scientific conversation on science and
theology. Prof.. B. P. Bovine, Of Boston
University, gave Philosophical lecture
on foundations, at $50 o'clock, and at II
o'clock Rev. Geo. W. Gardner, DID, Of
Cleveland, lectured on the Bible and Mod
ern Thought. The Congress closes to-
morroR evening.
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Discharged and I.e.nrrestcd.

New York, Barney ]. Douahue, q
Hornells7ille striker, was discharged
from the Ludlow street jail to-day by or,
der Of the Sheriff, his term Of sentence
for contempt having expired. File was at
once re.arrested by Sheriff Sherwood,
Of steuben County, who was present
with a warrant charging him with con
spiracy. Donahue expressed perfect
willingness to accompany the Sheriff tc
steuben County, and they left.
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MINOR TELEGRAsIS.

The War Department. is informed by
telegraph Of the safe arrival OF General
Sherman at Helena, Montana.
-Ex.AEinister Washburne, who Is now
in Berlin, has been cordially received by
the Emperor and members OF the Gov.
ernment.
On last Monday, while herding cattle
near Sheridan, Nebraska, a young man
named Weber was struck by Lightning
and instantly killed.
-Mississippis first bale ofnew cotton
was received at Memphis on Wednesday.
ltcame from Colfax county, weighed coo
pounds, and was Classed as good mid.
ding,
John Hunt, James Bennett and Wm.
Weiss have been convicted at Philadel.
phia, Of ObstruCting mails during the
railroad strike, aud remanded for sen.
tenCe.
AT Oil City, Pa, yesterday morning
at S A. NJ, John Rafferty,, aged SO years,
was run over by the Lake Shore passeu.
ger train going west and instantly killed
his head being entirely severed from his
body,
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MoUNDSvlLLE CAMP MEETING
Second Day.
MouNDsvELLE, August %.


'AtAA4St @hs6uab ASs
EliIOrs IatsllIseneer;
People continue to arrive steadily.
though not rapidly, and there are not 60
many present rs have been at former
meetings on the second day. But this
may be no indication Of what is to follow.
There will undoubtedly be very large
crowd here on Sunday II the weather con.
tinues favorable. The admittauce at The
gate keeps some away who are in favor Of
having all such services free. Some say
that Il used TO be that "salvation was
iree," but now we have to pay for the
privilege Of putting ourselves In posi.
tion 10 obtain It. Those who oppose the
admission fee on that ground may be like
the good old deacon who thanked The
Lord that salvation was free, and in
proof Of Il said that he had
been member Of the church for
twenty.one years, and 1t had not cost
him cent yet. Our Camp Meeting As.
sociation is In debt and the fee charged
at the gate is to liquidate the debt, and
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WAR DkPAHfhkNTt
OgHicR OF THE CHEZ SIGNAL OTTICRR,
WAsHINGToN, D. G., August 2S-I 4. y,
PROBABILITIES

For Thursday, in the Ohio Valley and
Tennessee, rising barometer, cooler north
winds, cloudy or partly cloudy weather
and occasional rains.
For the Lower Lakes, southeast back.
ing to northwest winds, stationary or
lower pressure and temperature, cloudy
and rainy followed by partly cloudy
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The Irish Emigrants HOmewnrd
Bound.

From the Springfield Republican, Aug, 30
II wish l had train reaching from
this depot to the Chestnut street bridge
full Of these emigrants," remarked the
western "ow" conductor Friday night,
as seventeen Irish people going back TO
Ireland filed on board, an opinion with
which all the mail and depot attaches
were in full accord. Yet these seventeen
carry over the water from eight thousand
to ten thousand dollars OF savings. Eight
more emigrants joined them at New York
all sailing by the White Star steamer
Adriatic. The local steamship agent saw
the crowd safely on board the steamer,
beyond the reach OF sharpers. He sayi
the desire to 90 back to the "old coun.
try" is increasing among the Irish, and
that probably several hundred will leave
from the vicinity Of Springfield before
winter.
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FIRE RECORD.
Planning Mills Burn cd.

CLEVELAND, August 22.-The large
planning mills Of Miller & Krotz, and the
buildings attached thereto at Akron, O.,
together with a large amount Of lumber
burned to-day; loss $4,000 to $4,000;
insured for $4,000.
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mo- Fnrtner use torTroons.

WASHINGTON, August 22.-Governors
Mathews, Of West Virginia, and Carroll,
OF Maryland, have notified the War De.
psrtmsnt that United States troops are
no longer needed along the line OF The B.
4 o. r. r. Gen. Hancock will order their
immediate withdrawal.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Great Meeting of Home Rulers in
Dublin.
The Turk Becoming Active and
Making Things Warm for
the MusCOYite.
Reported RepuIse of SuIleman
Pasha at Schipka Pass.
Tho Turk Becomes Auprcssivc

The Turk BECOMES Aggressive
LONDON, August ga dispatch from
Bucharest says that $4,000 Turko-Egyp
tian troops are attempting to cut the
railroad between Rastenje and Tcherna.
Vado, and that troops from Silistria are
making an attack on Kustenje from the
other side.
Adispatch from shumla says the Turks
assaulted and carried the works Of the
enemy at shipka, taking possession OF the
village and pursuing Russians out OF the
Pass.
The same dispatch says Tirnova Is now
considered as being untenable.
OFFICIAL RUSSIAN DISPATCHES,
LONDON, August 22.-Russian official
dispatches OF the 2lst say that forty bat.
talions under Suleiman Pasha renewed
the attack this morning on Schipka Pass
and were again repulsed. The fighting
continues, although darkness has set in
The enemy advanced simultaneously
from Loltscha and towards SelVi. Rifle
hiring began at noon at points occupied
by our advanced guard. The result ia
unknown.
Russo'RoUMANIAN CONVENTION.
BUCHAREST, August 22.-The Russo.
Roumanian Convention respecting Rou.
mania's active participation In the war
is now definitely concluded. It Ia said
that the conditions are very favorable 10
principality. The Russians are strongly
iortifying kustendji with heavy ar rlillery
Numerous Russian reiniorcemenls are
arriving in the Dobrudscha.
WHAT THE TURKS SAY.
CoNsrARTrNopLE, August 22.-The
Governor OF Tricala Thessaly telegraphs,
August 22d, as follows: The Turks have
carried by assault some entertainments
erected at Lighena by the Greek insurg.
ens. Osman Pasha, under date Of August
2lst, reports encounters with Russian
cavalry at Nerlinsk, west OF Plevna, and
at Alantiek, on the road to OrChauie. In
both cases the Russians were repulsed.
Senator M0rtOn'S Condition.
RIcHMoND, IND, August %, ll:lO r. NJ.
Senator Morton passed an uneasy nigh!
and suffered from constant pain in the
right side, caused by imprudence in eat
ing, and at 4 o'clock to-day his condition
was considered critical. Two hours later
he rallied, and up to this hour is resting
comfortably. Doctors Woodbern and
Thompson held u consultation at 10
o'clock tonight and decided that there
was no immediate danger and that there
was good reason for hope.
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SARATOGA, August 29.-Courtney,
Plaisted and Riley drew for positions in
the single scull race to come OF at Sara.
toga lake Tuesday next, getting positions
In The order named.
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WlLLIANpoRT, Pa, August 22.-The
State Executive Committee Of the Inde.
pendent Greeuback party have Issued a
call for a Convention here on September
10Th,
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Another CoIored Cnae,.

NEW York, August 22-Charlea A.
Minnie, colored, won the West Point ap.
pointment in Congressman Miller's Dis
tric., his average being 9s.
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SAN FRANCISCO, August 29.-CIeared-
The British ship Thurland Castle, for
Cork.
LIVERPOOL, August 22.--The steamer
Bolivia, from New York, has arrived
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ELLSWORTH, MAINE, August 22.-The
Hancock County Republican Convention
to-day adopted, without opposition,
resolution heartily endorsing President
Hayes and his policy,