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but Just inside public. Among them the
following Andrew J. Bell secured debt,
$4,000 unsecured, 100000 aassts Of un.
known value. Channcey Prentiss secured,
tG9. 900; unsecured. $4,000; asse,s. lands,
$4,000; stocks, $4,000.
Minneapolis, Sept. 2.--senator Blaine n.
rived thi. evening and had a brilliant and
enthusiastic reception. He was escorted BY
bands Of music and crowds of people to the
residence Of Hon. w. d. Washburne, where
he will stay. Senator Cameron welcomed
him in An address, 10 which Blaine made q
happy response.
Milwaukee. sept2.-W.ll & Bige'ow
commission merchants Of this city, will is
sue tomorrow a circular On the barley
crop of the states Of Wisconei, northern
Illinois, Iows, Minnesota. N,bra.ka and
Dakota. They have reports from 26e
points, which shGw the crop Ut No2. OF
good mailing barley. seriously Injured, re
ports generally being that there will be M
No 2 barley this year Oh account of vel
weather during harvest. The acreage il
reported fifty per cent. less than last year.
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Omaha, Sept. 2.-The fund for the relief
of the yellow fever sufferers has reached
about $4,000.
Berlin, Sept. 2.-The Anniversary of the
battle Of Sedan was observed as a holiday,
with celebration and i%lluminations.
Chicago, Sept. 2.-Twenty. one insurance
companies have a marine insurance pool
with commissioners to adjust percentage,
etc.
ST. Louis, Sept. 2.-The Republicans Sc
dalia special says three of the men who
robbed the bank at Concordia, Mo-, a few
days ago, were arrested in that vicinity to-
day.
Constantinople, Sept. 2.-It is reported
negotiations have been opened between the
Russian ambassador an1 grand v%isier, in re-
gard to the war indemnity and expense Of
supporting Turkish prisoners.
Omaha, Sept. I'm a drunken row in a
beer garden last night Autar kotiza, \ Bo.
hemian, was stabbed in the neck, the knife
severing the jugular vein. He died almost
instantly. Several others were wounded.
The supposed murderer has been arrested.
Rasusa, Sept. 2.-The Mahomedan popu-
lation Of Kalaschin seized the Notifications
after \ conflict with three battallions Of
Turkieh regulars. The latter subsequently
proceeded 10 NovibaRor, whittier = majority
Of the Turkiah'rrguiar in Bosnia are march.
ing.
Chicago. Sept, 2--T~cn,y-o n petitions
in bankruptcy we're FLED Saturday night
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CHRIST CHURCH Episcopa Corner of Sd and.
Walnut streets. Rev. l. X. Richardson, rector
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METHODIST ErIsCorAI-Corncr of 4th and
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l.. AT U. 7. Transfer with Union Pacific Raj,
'oa .r Umah1.
2. At Council Bluffs, with Kansas City, St. Joe
md Council Bluffs Railroad for st. Louis and all
points south.
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navigation, and with stages for all points In the
Northwest.
r.. for Omaha and Southern Nebraska.
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r.: for all points west, and the Pacific coast.
Z. At Wisner, with stages for Norfolk, and all
Joints in Northern Nebraska,
~ Be enre your tickets read via c PR.
&c. BILLS. GenI Ticket Ag't,
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-28

and at peace with all mankind. And so he
is, for he feels assured that he has all that
human heart can wish for. except the prcsi-
dency, and he il too sensible a man TO even
for moment imagine that he will ever
keep that chair from going through the
root
The master and men usually take in the
east drive on the way out and the west
drive on the way back, and return to the
Grammcrcy Park residence in time for an
early luncheon. Upon arriving home the
master springs from his horse with the
lightness of an acrobat. Toppy paws the
earth eight times with her .ght foot, seven
times With the wrong foot probably in rec
collection Of the Elect oral COMMIT. ,on's
vote, whisks her tail in the air, prickS IN
her ears, and Is then led back - thc Hot.l
de Horse, on Twentieth 81, ,et by the adj
miring Iai t..
In the evening Mr. T,lden invariably
drives out in company with members of bis
family. If the day be fine he usually holds
the lines him Elf; II stoimy, the close car
ragc is used, and Jai lies services are again
brought into pQr'sition.
Day after day, year IN and year out, this
Is Uncle Sammys pro. ,ammc, and who Of
us could not be Happy with thiS bill of fare,
even y there were no Presidential clcctiona,
or "barls o money or false hopes brother
ncCcssaricS Of life.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-28
UNCLE SAMMY'S HORSEMANsHIp
FEATs OF EQrTTATIOS THAT ARE A FEA
TuRE OF THE PARK.

llRE OF THE PARk.
from the New York Star, May 81
There is nothing pleasant to the .esidents
in the neighborhooi of Creamery Park
than the sight Of the de fancto President,
Uncle sammy as he takes his usual
morning horseback ride.
Mr.. Tilden owns seven horses, and his
stable on Twentieth street, near Second
avenue, is the pink Of perfection. Here
his coachman resides with his family IN
all the spiendor of Centennial "Jarvie."
Among his horses, which are all more or
less noted, the favoritcs of Uncle Sammy
appear to be "Toppy" and Hero The
former is his tavorite ssddle-horsc. and Il ,
latter, one OF pair Of old and wcll-be!ov-
ed coach-horses
In his morning equestrian exercises, which
Mr. 1ilden generally INDUCES in company
with his coschman he wears glossy stove
pipe hat and black broadcloth suit. The
coat is very low-necked in the tail, and the
wrinkles ec-saw up and down the back AS
the fiery stced Frances off, Gener-
ally at about 10 O'Clock Toppy is led up to
the residence, No. Is Gramercy Park, and
after Mr.. Tilden has vaulted into the saddle,
he touches the horse slightly with his little
whalcbone whip. Toppy pricks up her
ears ~ II she would say, well, If we cant
be president, We can At least be stylish, +"
and starts of on brisk trot toward Fourth
avenue, and in ten minutes Tiden is TWEEN.
ty blocks away. Oh, how the mud flies /!
and oh, how the horse Frances and oh, how
the ladies look admiringly on! and yet the
equestrian sits on Toppy with the ease and
grace ola Robinson or Fish and gazes
neither to the right nor to the left, except
when he recognizes some fair friends, when
he gsllantly doffs the glossy stove.pipe and
casts running glance at the occupant Of
tho passing carriage. "Jarvie" follows at
respectful distance, but never gets so tar
behind ~ TO lose sight Of his llustrious
master. Along one Of the many avenues
leading 10 Central park the twain move
brskly, tho admired Of all admirers, and
the wrinkles in the coat see-ssw up and
down tho back and its tails float gracefully
In tho morning brceze, and the glossy stove.
pipe comes OF at stated intervals, and the
tie tuncto president appears to be happy
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-28
A HUMAN SKELETON INSIDE OF A
HORSE.
From the Virginia City En,erprl.a.

NiAO'h VI" lTElHla wy hulcVpTlsul
A miner in the Black Hills, writing 10 a
friend in this city, tells of horrible re.
mainder of the fearful snow storms Of last
winter, and OF the pcrils of those who were
caught ont and lost their way on the plains
He says that recently, while he and two
others were crossing the country. they came
upon the skeleton Of horse, within which
was the shelton OF a man. with the grin.
ming skull looking out at them from I've.
tween the ribs Of the animal. like prisoner
pecring through the bars of his cell. The
two skeletons told the whole story. The
man hsd killed his horse, cut him open and
crawled inside Of him. thinking to thus ~.
cape perishing Of cold. hut tn. fesh of the
horse frozen solid, and the man was IA
much y prisoner IA II he had been shut in
by walls Of iron. The wolves snd carrion
birds hsd stripped the greater part of the
Aesh from both skeletons. Tho miner con.
GUIDES his description by saying: 1T was
sight shall nevor forget. can Ss Il
now whenever close my eyes"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-28
SUDDEN Badness.
From the Eldora La Ledger.

- 'N'" '''' is'hbi . Ni'b'l isNu-Nl'
The case of Bill Joseph, the well.knowr
grain buyer of Ackley, is a curious one
Until two or three years ago he had a shock
of crow colored hair, bushy black eve.
brows, mustachc and whiskers. He went
to his boyhood home on the sea shore in
Delaware, Is handsome n fellow ~ Il
could see. He sported with Neptune and
got overheated. One morning he washed
his head, and in drying it with towel rub
bed of every spear of hair. Then his ey E
brows pulled out, and his mustache follow
ed. The look of amazement and horror
that greeted Mr.. Joseph from the mirror
that morning can not be depicted by mortal
tongue. The establishment Of his friends,
when he reappeared among them, was
equally great. Like distressed barque,
he scudded about under bare pole. To
this day Mr.. Joseph is at loss to know
why he was thus polished of in one short
hour.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-28
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE
The Indications Still Consid.
cred Favorable.
New Evidence duplicating the English
Minister.
WRETCH CONDITION OF THE
REFUGEES IN TURKEY.
Later Discoveries Concerning the
Turkish Conspiracy.
FAyoRABIE INDICATIONS.

FANORABI = INDICATIONS.
ST. PETERsBURG, May 26-Thc peace
negotiations are regarded here as in favor
OF satista tory conclusion. After e,ch
council Of ministers the telegraph is KEEP,
actively ut work for several hours. Gen.
lgnatietf says
THE TREATY
Of San StetPnO was drawn ~ such "A man.
ner that it will lend itself to all manner Of
concessions. He regards meeting of ne
congress as cei ,ain. He VIII probably at
tend it inst tad Of r incc Con chakof.
THE tt RKIsH CONSPIRACY.
1t is said that information has been re-
ceived at the bureau Of the minister Of
foreign affairs that papers have been dis.
covered at Pcra duplicating Mdnat Pasha
and Minister Iayard in the recent attempt
to replace Murad on the throne.
FORMIDABLE RUSSIAN MOVEMENT
LONDON, May 2G.-An American gcntl
man. ust returned from an extensive tour
in Russia, says that two hundred thousand
Russians are mol nc toward the Gallict"n
frontier Of Austria.
The garrisons throughout Poland are
moving southwark, Camps of the troops
and recruits were noticed at many points
along the railways.
MOSCOW AND ST. PETERsBUEG
are full of troops and new lcy,cS are con
stantly coming forward. The commiSSai.
department is purchasing heavily all kind,
Of supplies. There is
GREAT mn trpNEsS
among the people against England Bust
ness Is active but foreign trade is unsettled
10y decline in exchange.
ARMAMENTs REDUCED
LoNroN, May 2,,-1hc British Indian
government has decided TO reduce the cy.
cesSivc arnaments Of the tcudatory princes.
A PROTEST.
\ dispatch from Bucharest says: Rou.
mania protests against the widespread
communistic propaganda by the Russian
soldiers.
ATTEMPTED ASsAss. NATION.
The Turks have att mptcd to assassinate
the British consul at Canea Several shots
were fired, all of which missed
LARGE NUMBER SEM TO ASIA.
CoNsTANTINoPLE May 2G.-Ninc thous
and Turkish refugees have been sent 10 Asia
but an immense number remain here. in
wrctched state of destitution.
GRAND MI ITARY REVIEW.
LONDON, May 26.-There was a grand re-
view of the Imperial guard to-day in hono
of the Shah Of Persia The emperor com
manded the troops in person. There was
great enthusiasm manifested by thc people,
and the shah declared himself greatly
! pleased.
A HOPELESS STATE OF CONFUSION.
LONDON, May PA dispatch from st.
Petersburg says; 1t is reported that the af-
fa'"s of the Russian Imperial bank are in
almost a hopeless state of cor'usion. and
that it has discontinued publishing it,
weekly returns, because, it is believed. it i.
so heavily in debt to the government.
NO CONGRESS THIS YEAR.
| BERLIN, May 26-The German socir'i,'
have decided not TO hold a congress thi,
year.
PROS CuTION OF JOURNALS.
The government has ordered the prosecu.
ton of five s. ialists journals.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-28

HAVING made arrangements with Mr..
Robinson, the largest drairymsn in South
ern Illinois, to furnish me with pure cream,
will he able to sell Pure Ice Cream to
Festivals and Parties in large quantities ut
VI 80 per gallon. I would also state for
the benefit Of those that want Cream from
Chicago, that will furnish better Cream
than Chicago, or will refund money on all
orders All orders for large quantities
should he handed in two days before want
ed, 80 ~ to give me time to order Cream.
Pull. II. SAup.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-28
THE MAILS.

GENERAL DELIVERY open 1870 q. m. closes
~ $50 pm. |. Sunday; sto9 o. m,
Money Order Department open at So. m; closes
al > D. m,
Through Express Mails via Illinois Central and
Mississippi Central Railroads close at l2ap p, m.
Cairo and Poplar Bluff Through and Way Mail
rl0.es a. 1890 p. M.
was Mail via Illinois Central. Cairo and Vim.
ccpnc. and Mississippi Central Railroads close at
J;tj N.
Way Mail for Narrow Gauge Railroad closes at \
& m
Cairo and Evansville River Route closes at $3.50
p m. daily except friday
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-28
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
CHICAGO May q, $50 a,m.-Wheat =
June, 9s. Com--July, 36c.
CHICAGO, May u, 2:30 p. m.-Corn-
jay, 35l4@G5s5c; July, 357sc; August
36l9c Pork, May, s. bid; June, s. Oj@
8 O71s; July, 20@s 2?ll. Wheat
June, 9795@9'1ac; July, 93l5@o3l4c.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-28
TIMETABLE.
Arrival and Departure of Trains.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
City Officers.


Mugl,. Ucny Wu'sr
Tna.UIy--B r Parker
C.rk-J b pU...
Counselor Nm t.1gr'
Mu,...-C y Agirr
Auur.r..- " q N,GrH.
Polio. VI III. Tilr-J B'rl
HOARD nF t'DEHNE%
First Ws-l-.Gro Yo,rm, Vim OCalahar.
aurl Wpd-Hpot la'ruhJu-e. y. Il Ih.-u"
Third Wad-W + Wright John Wood
Euari Ward 10 L4g.y.p Pli..g =. D. Foley
FiW WautT " lil'idp Cha. Lancaster
County Officers.
CIra' Judge d. BaS,f .
tuuf Cirk-o.A Reeve
Count, Judso-B iuOuu
Comfy erik Hgmm
Co4pl, Attorney ". & MHA'y
Comfy Treasurer A. J Alden
N.u..H- Peter sag.
Coroner r.; .-rit
Cosr.y comm - ..,'.-T. ~ Halliday " Y
Tuau. t,uI. ". ~aWg.a-..
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-28
WASHINGTON.
SECRETARY SHERMAN IN THE DI.
RECT WAY OF RETRIBU.
TON.
Members Hopeful of Final Adjourn.
ment at an Early Day.

WA,HINGToN, May 2G.--Prophccics that
Potter's investigation was going to be tai' +
urc have been freely made here during the
past week, but the prophets in Iris case are
al fault There j, ample evidence that the
Investigation is going to develop the edilt
OF sherman and others. 1t has been report
cd here that Anderson, superintendent of
East Felinciana pal.sh. who was relicdupon
ny the Democrats to Sub>tanCiate Shcr.
mans letter to Weber, had gone over to
sherman and would testify To eXoneratc
INN; hut Anderson. who was here vc>tcr-
day, was found 10 he all light for the Dem
ocrats. He will give the whole history OF
the frauds so far as he knows, and convict
sherman and other visiting statesmen of Il
deliberate attempt To procure Il false result
in Louisiana. He is most bitter against
Sherman. He was invited by Il friend of
Sherman yesterday afternoon to visit lis
office in the treasury building Sherman
had his lawyer and another friend present
and attempted to craw Anderson out and
commit him in his favor. Anderson began
to talk, hut soon noticed that sherman
shorthand writer WAS taking notice of the
conference. He then jumped up in great
anger. declared that sherman was irving tc
entrap him, and after dcnouncing him and
the Administration in the most vigorou,
terms. walked OUT of the Office. TIL,
knowledge Of this fact here to-day has pre-
duced most unfWorablc impression in re-
gard to Sherman and will damage bin
very much.
ADJOURNMENT.
During the past two days there has been
considerable talk among the Dcmocra
members about forcing an early adjourn
mcnt, and it is possible that mis- may I've
done. The senate Joint resolution in favor
OF adjournment on the 10th of June, comes
up before the house on Wednesday next
and there Is a movement on foot 10 put il
through the house and TO hurry up the work
on appropriation bills pnd adjourn, leaving
the finance, tariff and everything else to &c
over 10 the winter session. The feeling
that prompts this movement among the
Democrats undoubtedly is that it will be
for their advantage in the fall campaign.
II they should adjourn by the middle OF
June they will have to leave their investi.
eating committee At work here. It would
probably be impossible to adjourn by the
10th, hut if there should he sufficient effort
an adjournment might be effected by the
18th.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-28

Nix. +. KORsxEYER is just in receipt Of
very large and select stock of Key West
and imported cigars, to which he calls the
special attention OF smokers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-28
Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL. GRAIN.
LIVERPOOL, May 81, 1 30 p.m.-Wheat-
quiet; winter lis 3d@1ls Al; spring, 9s Cd
@lOs 3D.; California average, los lOd@lls
ld; California club, 11s@lls Sd. Corn
new, PAS 9d@9js; old, 27s 3d@27s Oh.
L.vERpooL, May 81, 2:3O p,m.-Un-
changed
LIVERPOOL May %, p.m.-Unchanged.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-28

PENENpEp THE Cairo and 81. Louis
>i--ii-Nl 'i>iN Railroad i the only ALL
RAIL ROUTE between Cairo and ST. Lou. under
one management: Therefore there are no DELAYS at
way stations awaiting connections from other l'1ca
- Passengers going North. Northeast and West
should not huy their tickets until they have exam.
iurd our rates and routes.
l., VI. JOHNSON, General Manager.
Y ! FINE General AGENT Cairo H.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-28
RAILROADS.

I'M only road running two daily trains fromCalro
l. making direct connection with Eastern lins.
TRAINS LEAVE CAIRO-l :l0p. m: F,st ex
press arriving In ST Louis 755 D. M; Chicago 90
a. m; ;lu p, m. Cincinnati and Louisville Fast
Line, arriving In Cincinnati at :0j a. M. Louisville
80 n. m; Indianapolis i:l5 II. m. Passengers by
this train arrive at above points
IL TO 80 HOURS IN ADVANCE
OF any other route
1911 n a. m. Fast Mail with -eepers attained. for
NV ST LOUIS and G IIICAGO arriving In ST.
Louis at $50 A. m; Chicago 1T 800 y. m. connect.
Inc al Odin or Etfngham for Cincinnati, Louisville
aud Indianapolis.
FAST TIME EAST.
PASSENGERS sy TIL, TIL y ilaa e taloesi
delay caused by Sunday Intervening. Tie satur.
day afternoon train from Cairo arrives In New York
MONDAY morning n lO:2j Thrty-sx hour. In adj.
vance o. any other route.
.~" Advertisements of competing lines that they
make better time than this one arr issued either
through ignorance or desire TO miscsd the public
For through tickets aud information apply at Iii.
uO> Central Railroad depot Cairo.
TRAINS ARRIVE At CAIRO
Express Observation-Disclosures. 200 pm.
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JAS. JOHNSON, Gen'l southern Ag't.
j II. JONES. Ticket Agent.