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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-29
THE DAILY BULLETIN.

FIuE nuLLEllN Is published every morning
except Aioa lay) In the Bulletin Building, cor
ner Washington avenue and Twelfth street.
The BULLkTu' is served to city subscribers by
faithful carriers at Twenty Five Cents Week,
payable weekly By Mail, (in advance, slO per
nnumi elk months t5i three months, 81; one
month, 8! %
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Thr Bulletin.
GOV. HENDRICKS IN PARIS.
His impression of England, Ire
land and Scotland and Of Paris
At The Cafe Concert.
He Visits Gambetta and Talks
with Him of the Strikes.
LsnccIaI COR. Of NE MorlA.

PNIs, August Iu.-parH f. empty and
Paris Is fun. The Partisan. have gore
away the foreigner. have taken their
places ru-uosS doluu- ne here FOR the
present, hut, AS . rsst.l-nt, | supposed !
ought u be ashamed 10 be met. am not,
though never kuc" what liberty was
lhl now. / 20 rory"hcr., wila no one 10
say "liDw -lgrgr,' The olaer night
wa- OF cafe ,ouco, iu Tie Champ. Ely
,rr,-wo Tr,luu almost Be- week a- going
10 the puppcll show ald wa, wondering
whether should lHd one 20 keep me in
couu'culuae in the enjoyment ul this III
,uc al lTe,co treat, when wa, -uune4 5g
The .i,l:o,4n eminent American, Cover
nor llcnirlcE.. who Ll, been here .or "a
few day. On h. grand toar / thought !
would give an!thin. - have lii hr,t H.
prraIou> oft.i, capita. and especially Of
rll, particular blt oilj, AID J accordingly
bon crg.cw,d him DO friendly, Iag-re--
sga wagupJn tAr pot 10 wa 900 inter-
view without notebooks ! LeaI -ly 20
90 BE 10 convey u-lioU Of i. uoEo''g IT.
formal character to the professional mind,
~ seemed % Ike the cafe ncU.r'. uu, 10
not blame A.f--it j. hi. l.r-, ',.Ir 10 Paris,
10 Europe, and believe he a- been mer-
rimy .plrc4 by ths cJur.e Of Dr.. eduea-
ton knowledge Of the uttermost friyoi-
,... ,.....E.- tr-....5 ,,Et .i...r.. |.. .. Q
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Nicholas Minturn, "
BY DR.. Holland. the Editor,


whose story f"Sevenoaks " gave the hlg
est satisfaction 10 the readers of the
Monthly.
The scene OF this latest novel il laid OIL
the banks Of the Hudson. The hero is d
young man who has been always tied 10 d
woman's apron strings,p but who, by the
death Of his mother, is left alone in the
world-tO drilt on the current Of iiie-witb
q fortune, but without purpose.
Another serial, Ellis Inheritance" BY
Mss Iratton, viii begin on the completion
OF THAT Lass y LOwrie's," by Mrs. HOdg.
son Burnett. Mrs. Blrnett's story, begun
in August, has path0s and dramatic power
which have been surprise to the public
There il 10 he series of original and eX-
quisiteiy Illustrated papers OF Popular Sci
ence,' BY Mrs. Herrick, each paper com.
plete in itself.
There are tobe, from various pens, papers
on
Home Life and Travel"
Also, practical suggestions as to town anO
country lie, village improvements, etc., by
wel.knOwn specialists
Mr.. Barnard's articles on various indus
rIes OF Great Britain include the history OF
"SOme Experiments In Co-operation," "a
Scottish Loaf Factory" in the November
number, and TOAD Lane, Rochdale," in
December. Other papers are, "The British
Workingman'S Home, >" "A Nation of Shop
keeper, '"Ha'penny aWeek for the Child
etc.
A richly illustrated series will be given on
"American sports by Flood and Field,n by
various writers, and each on different
theme. The subject of
"HoIssh Did AMI II ON aecoration"
will have u prominent place, whilst the
productions OF American humOrists will ap.
pear from month to month. The list OF
shorter stories, biographical and oto,l
sketches, etc, is long one.
The editorial department will continue to
employ the abIest pens both at home ana
abroad. There will be series Of letters on
literary matters, from London, by Mr.. Wei.
ford
The ,nQEes Of the magazine will be open,
Us HeTCLOlUIC, 81 InI 49, IiII.sD. pace W al
permit TO the discussion of all themes af.
ieeting the social and religious lite OF the
world and specially to the freshest thought
OF the Christian thinkers and scholars Of
this country.
We mean to make the magazine sweetei
and purer, higher and nobler, more genial
and generous In all its utterances and infu-
enCts, and more welcome visitor thaa
ever before in homes OF re iinement and cul.
ture
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Administrators Notice.

Estate OF Bridget Clark, deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
administrator Cum 1estamento AnneXo
of Inc estate OF Bridget Clark, late OF
the county of Alexander and
Smts OF Illinois, deceased, hereby
rives notice that he will appear before
The county court of Alexander county, at
Inc court house In Cairo ut the October term
ON the third Monday in oct. next, at which
time all persons having CLAIMS against said
estate are notified and requested to attend
for the purpose OF having the same adj.
jtisted. All persons indepted to said es.
tate are requested to make immediate pay.
ment to the undersigned.
Dated, this 2lst day OF August, A. d.
1871. ALFRED COMlNGc, Adm'r.
w6t. Cum Testamento Anne xC
shot $3.50. 70 kinds. ouns Rifles &
KnUnlVppN! $500 Monster N. Cat. for Vet stAmaI
uuV WESTERN GUN woRxs, Chicago. IL
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Executrix's N0tics. 70! 81
Estate of Lo liz Blatteau, dc cexsed.

Executrixs Notics. gl a-,c-
Estate OF 10 .ls Blatteau, dc ceAssd.
The undersigned, having been appointed
EXecutrix OF the last Will and Tessasnsnt
OF Louis Blatteau, late ofthe County % Alsx.
ander and State Of Illinois, deceased, hefs-
by gives notice that she win appear bstogs
the County Court OF Alexander County, At
the Court House In Cairo at the Ogtpber
Term, on the 3rd, Monday In October nsxt,
, which time all persons having claims
against said Estate are notified and Request
ga asna ,Sr De PI narsSn. ~ nsy ss e
said Estate are requested TO make inmsdis
ate payment to the undersigned 4. ue-.g,
Dated this gath day Of August a, p: leJ7.
MARGARET BLATTEAus IA
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Foreign Travel

we have "A Winter on the Nlle," by Gen.
Mcclellan; "sauntGrings About CONSTANT.
nOple,' by Charles Dudley Warner; "Out
of My Window at Moscow" by Eugene
Schuyler: "An American in Turkistan,"
etc. Three serial stories are announced
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scruc, the order, the smartnc,-, the glitter
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that Pari, i, the great .how city OF the uni
verse. lie rs dalMed, and, @, no has come
abroad for amusement, he DOES mol care
for the moment to put himself IN -ouhIcF
frame OF m'H'' Inc "p,'a'Ao 1s'' Ut BID! >
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forge, the one he named. but after seeing
NJ Garaicr'- masterpiece Of ornamental
marble voil. and gliding, Ao Is Of a differ
,pt o,iufou. Uej,much struck with .hs
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their perf.rt .yit.J,eues, 10 the u.ef. TIE
rsop,e soon 10 him not only br.4, and
cheerful. but earnest. You mustreconcile
these apparent contradictions tor yourself,
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untitled.
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r.n viii. nr Ian of New, York: DR.. Uoge.
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,ow and saw no reason to doubt that the
r.nu,,rion oft the latter as the most drunk.
an otto IN Great Britain-apu you have no
| ,Joo If vh,t - HEIGHT of connective Il,
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

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la subscribers vii obtain for subscription
,icc d ! year,
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-31

and 80 days; Herman Strohman, hnrbor-
ing vicious dog, continued; John Quing-
ley, $40 for street begging; Ashel AM
mann, petit larceny, dismissed ;
Fred. Meyer, committed to House oil
Refuge Tor incorrigibiiity; Henry Durr,
hOuse.breafing, continued to Septem-
Der 5; A. W. Tresselo, careless driving,
costs; Annie Hartman, vagTancy con-
linued to September l, bail $25; Jennie
Painter, Anne Hartman, grand larceny,
continued to September 1, bail $500; Jer-
ry McCarty, John Reagan, oYercDarging
IS; Thomas ConlOn, Peter Emery,
fraudulent voting, dismissed; John But-
Ter, overchargIng, So; Andrew Jacobs,
petty larceny, dropped.
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CINCENNAT1 DAtLY MARKET.
CINCIENATI, Aug. 3l-2P.

CiNCtNNATlt Aug. 3l-2 L. Nj,
FLOUR-Marllet steady and fair demand.
Fancy selling to-day at s6a7, family at IS 3ja
5 80. Extra quoted $5a5 25. super1ne 81 25a4 rs,
and low g,ales SO 5Ua3 W per brl. Rye -four
dull at SO 5Oa4 10. Spring wheat -four IS 5Oa6 50
per brl, as to quality
demand We quote No. in elevator 57a6Sc
per bu, good to prime sample 55a57c per bu on
track.
OATs-The demand is only moderate and
local, and the market is quiet and heavy.
White are quoted 2Sa31c per bu for good to
prime. Mixed quoted Aa27c per bu.
BARLEi-Nothing OF consequence doing
and the market is dull and nominal.
WIEAT-Moderate,qu quiet anu steady. White
is quoted 81 15a1 % for fair to prime, mixed
81 G5a1 10 per bu, and No. graded will bring
llho latter figure.
| CORN--Is IN fair demand and steady. Mixed
ear is quoted 4Ia&Sc per bu on track. Shelled
is held at 4Sai9c in elevator and limited de-
mand.
MESS PORK--Moderate demand and mar
keU easy. Prime city is quoted Sl2 50 and held
at $l2 10 per brl.
LARD-steady and quiet. We quote cur
rent-make S16aSAc per lb. Prime winter
steam neld at 8.3Oashc per ID. City kettle aull
and held at 94al0c per lb in jobbing lots.
BULK MEATS Market firm and quiet.
Shoulders 47sa5c, clear rib sides 6A a6&c, and
clear sides 7a71Se per 10, all loose.
BACON-MArket steady, though the demand
is light We quote shoulders 5ha5Hc, clear
rib sides 7ysa75c and clear sides Sc per ID, all
packed. Sugar cured hams quoted 10al1 1ac per
10, canvased and packed, according to aver
age.
COTToN-Market quiet but steady. Sales,
2ls bales. Stock, 1872 bales. The olhcial rates
are as follows: Ordinary 9&c, good ordinary
l0c, low mludllng l04c. miIlllns 1880, good
mlddllng lie, mldullng falr llAe, AMI fair
l2%c per pound.
WHISKY-M Market quiet and steady, with
moderate demand at 81 l0 per gallon.
BEANS Offerings light and limited de-
| mand, bat nom lnaly unchanged Best .naVys
are quoted 50 10a4 75 prime to choice white or
mediums $2a2 rs, and inferior lots sla1 80 per
bushei.
BkOOM CORN-The demand is only mod
crate, but there Is q steady market under a
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON, Aug. 3l.-spirits turpentine
steady at 3252c.
CLEVELAND. Aug. 81 - Petroleum quiet:
Standard white, iIU test, i@}Sc.
OswEGo. Aug. 3l.-Wheat unchanged Corn
steady: No. 2 Toledo, j6c; rejected, j5c.
CHARLESTON, 5. G.. Aug. 31.-Cotton stead
ier: Middllng Il4c, low mldd4lng l23sc, good
ordinary l2C.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 31-Flour firm: choice fam
lly. S9aO 50. Corn firm at65a6Sc in store. Oats
weak at 50R57c in store. Pork quiet at SIS NO.
Lard quiet: tierce, l0c; keg, lie. Bacon firm
at 64aSkae2sc. Ragging is nomnally un-
changed.
BOSTON. Aug. 81 Flour dull and in buyers
favor; new arriving from all points: new
Michigan, 81 7j State, Ohio and Indiana, 81 so
as so: st. Louis and Illinois, S8a9. Corn quiet
and unchanged. Oats dull: No. extra white,
G0a65c.
P1TTsBuRa. Aug. 3l.-Wheat: choice red
Ohio and Indiana 81 3jal IS; Kentucky white
and amber S. 38ll Al. Corn: stock dimin-
car, yellow, 5s,59c; mixed, 56a5Sc. oats: stock
far and heavy; white, 34a}6c; mixed. 33a34c;
new, 2SaSOc. Rye: nothing doing.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 8l.-Flour steady. Wheat
firm: Milwaukee old 81 IS, new 81 Is, August
81 09%, September 81 wv, No. 3 Milwaukee
81 O4aI is. Corn dull anu lower: No. 2 44Hc,
oats dull and lower: No. 2 20kc Rye un-
sci tled No. 55a554sc. Barley quiet and
steady: No. spring cash 63, September 61a6Sc.
BOSTON. Aug. 3l.-Flour steady: Western
supers, $4a4 50 common extras, $5a5 50; Wis
consin gXl ra, IS 50a6 50; Minnesota, S6 50a7 50.
Winter wheat: Ohio, Indiana and Michigan.
s6 5OaT: Illinois, 81 5Ua7 so; St. Louis, s6 50aS;
Minnesota patent, 81 5OaS 30. Corn quiet:
Mixed and yellow, 59a63c. Oats dull at 25a45c,
latter for No. white.
NASHVILLE. Aug. 31.-Flour: Fancy SO 30
choice family so 00, extra fmily SO 50, family
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THE BUILDING SEASON.
What Cincinnati is Doing

What Cincinnati is Doing.
The following building permits have
been issued since our last report:
Peter Nef, to repair three.story brick,
northeast corner Eighth and Central
avenue; cost $95.
Kate t. Leaman, to repair four-story
brick, East Second street, between
Broadway and Sycamore; cost $1,000.
Jos. Lettlemeyer, to build frame stable
on the west side OF Walker MIL Road,
between Eighth and German streets ;
cost $1j0.
VIM. Il. Giese, to build one-story frame
addition to three-story brick corner
Clark and Freeman; cost $15.
michael Marcus, to repair taree-story
brick on south side ofLower RIVER Road:
cost s., 800.
james Griffith 81 Sons, to repair two.
story 0rick on the northeast corner of
EIghta and Gutter streets; cost $3.50.
D. ecniiltGg, to repair three-story
brick on Vine street; cost $500.
Wibbelsman & Werdman, to build
three-and-a-haif-story brick, No. 8 Rift
tenhouse street, cost 81, 100.
J0hn Winterburn, addition to two
story frame, corner Warsaw Pike and
RlYer Road: COST $3.50.
henry Bley, to build two-story brick
on the south side OF o iyer, between
Baymlller and Linn streets; cost $3.50.
eIlas L. Jennings, to build two-s tory
frame on Browne street; cost $1,000
elias l. Jennings, 10 raise one.story
frame mouse one Story higher at No, 81
browne street; cost 5000.
aug w agner, addition two-story brick
on Fifteenth street, between Elm and
Canal; cost 500.
IAos' Burke, two-story frame on north
slde Of Boai street, between Price and
Young streets; cost $500.
L. Dleckmann. to repair two-story
DrlcA, corner Poplar and Baymiller
streets; cost $3.50.
VIM, Teasuale, to repair four.story
S50. '''0e'' 0oS
j. ohm 2. Erdhouse, to repair four. story
ptlcA' corner George and Central ave.
nue.; cost $40.
Total amount. S11 600.
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N1
s1 7Sa5 s9 hISnWrines Al 81
'r--s,r.,,5 -, y, v,o,,.
,olll.ll, nALalAonE NJ aug 9i.-f loui uuh aha Ha-
A. 20 Ia ~ W g9seln s milSoL aes, sP0es
t,"I, 81 'o2adl oi 81 -
io(yn,.. -, +, " T. ~. toim' a W@SetcIu @ eSSFs Fs slno
rcmIir- 5s5I;GIt IpcV t Huu AGSuSt' ooAo, 3ep
eoSi"r. a. snS ~
a3Oc. Rye ttull and lower at62a6tc. Hay i'm
changed, prOvi 5iOns quiet and unchanged.
Butter unchanged, Petroleum easier: crude
T;4c, refined l3zl Z. CoHge unchanged. Whisky
steady at 81 Y.
LorIsvILIE. Apg 3l,-FIour dull and nm
changed Wheat steady and Unchanged. C0rn
dull: wnIte SOC mixed 4Sc, Rye duil at 5Ge
Oats dun. wnitt. 3Jc Inrxe5 3sc Porl; duII
ut SlS. RulS,ncats auiet at 5a7a7hc Bacen
quiet and unCndpged, Sugar-cureI mans uui-
| ct at l0I.a!l4r. Tara utties: choice leaf
| ucrce, lYllJy.c. WHISKY quiet av 81 70. Bag
| glng duh at I3Bc Tobacco steady and IN fair
| demand: Louisville navy bright mahogany 81
a54c- mahogany 5lA53, aO second class 46aESe,
fine black 4iaiSc. Kentucky smoking 35a50c.
| PHILADELPHIA, hue. 3l.-cIo,r ami. spn.r-
| fine, $IaI D.; extra, S5t5 30; Psnnss, ivania
| family. $7aT 50; Minnesota family SI Saas.
| nigh grades. sS 50a9 o. Wheat Quiet. ne,y no
| am ber 81 45al 80: do No. amber, 81 I3al 10:
new 40. / red, 81 43al As; do No. rea, 81 sSs
IL 4O Corn qule6: yellow GUc; mixed, SSa5ac
Oats. Old stpaIy, new inIl: While VEST Vest.
| ern, 55l3Sc; mixed Western, aa
3GC; new white Western, 33a
36c: new mixed Western, G0a22 Rye quiet at
G5aGIc Provisions fem: Mess pork. $ll 75aI5:
| beef hams $50 jOl21; india mesa. <29a22 50. But
| ter STEADY. creamery, 2Ia2jc: Iowa, michigan
ana w lscunsin extras, 2Ja2lc; western Re-
! serve 2Oa22c Eggs: Western l3a DC. Cheese
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Cincinnati Teachers, Institute

SAhCahhatA AeaChefS' Institute.
The Cincinnati Teachers met al SOB
this morning in Hughes High School
Building. The exercises opened shortly
after o'clock.
Professor Avery, from OILS to $3.50, lee
tured to Grades A, B and g, Oh phys
les and MatnemaJical Geography" from
10 40 to II o'clocA he lectured to Grades
and +, and from 12:05 to 1885 to
Grades +, G aud Ii.
Prof. Hamill lectured on Eocution to
Grades A, 3 and q, from 9:55 TO 1925:
10 Grades F, G and II. from 11:O5 to
II 80; and to Grades D and e, from
l2:4O 70 1:10.
MIR. b. y. NJ. DeBeck gave lessons in
arithmetic from l2:05 to 1885 to Grades
A, b and U.
Professor Forbriger gave illustrations
III ora"lng' Professor knel llectured 10
Grades u and ii, and Professor Curtis
10 the other graGes. Music was given
Dy Cnarles Al~en and assistants.
III the German department, Profs.
boue, Avery and Hamill lectured to
Grades E, Il, G and II.
The lecture 10 all the classes was de-
liyered by Prot. Herman Eckel.
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Ehe COurtse
PROBATE.

Benjamin s. Snider,who for some time
has been in the habit Of preaching on
The Esplanade, was yesterday evening
arraigned before Judge Matson and sent
TO the Lunatic Asylum.
The will of George Berkemeyer was
admitted to probate.
UNITED STATES.
Norris, the Clermont County coin
counterfeiter, was last evening bound
over to the United States Grand Jury.
Bail $1,000.
Henry Ohlsen and the Second Ma.
tional Bank began suit whereby tNey
seek to obtain rehearingor a review OF
the testimony in the bankruptcy case OF
A. Steinau & Co.
Drunkenness-Mary Ryan, 20 days;
Mary Morgan, 10 days.
DisorderlY Conduct-Louisa Schles
lnger, continued to September s. own
recognizance; Catherine Mahoney, con.
tiIued to September 7; j. b. Hayman,
$40; VIM. Meyer, $5; John, Mary and
Martin Kennedy, dismissed; Thos. Cos
grove, 70.
Abusing family-John D. Perry, dis
missed; Geo. Kieler, 30 days; Michael
Buckley, 60 days.
Assault and Battery-John Mullen
dismissed; Amna Kopp, dismissed; John
Wilson, dismissed; Adam Renscher, So
celane0us-Charles Willert, com
mon thiel, &c., 500 aud 80 days; Edward
Leonard and Charles Viii ert, burglary
Leonard, examination waived, Wi!fert
aismissed; Michael Hay, vagrancy. $5C
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COrOnial Statistics.

Coroner olich, uulins Tie month end
ing to-day, held rs inqucsts. The causes
of deaths and their number are as fol-
lows: Drowning9 burned AT Pc string's
factory 6. accidental injuries 8, heart
disease 8, apoplexy l, conyulslons 2,
cholera infantum !, homicide l, overdose
OF polsonf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-31
FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 3l-i:30 P. M.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 3l-i:30 p M.
Gold is quoted l037S buying and lO4h selling.
Gold checks on New York drawn at lO44.
changed. Buying at lilo premium and sellln &
at par
Sterling is in moderate demand and held
steady. Sixty day bills drawn at "a So, and
sight drafts ut "a ST per L in gold.
Government Son Is are IN limited local de-
mand, but the market is quiet with no mate
rial change:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-31

CINCINNATI, Aug. 81, 1877.
70 the Editor OF the star:
Seeing your paper of last evening con.
tanning an article from the Commercial
relative to my receiving money from s.
W. Hoffman, l deny having received "a
copper from S. w. Hoffman, or from any
person as coming from him.
Very respectfully,
A. W. HAsENKAMP,
Executive CummiLteemau,
Second Precinct, Fifteenth Ward,