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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-20
AGENTS OFFICE:

WASHINGTON AVENUE Con. TWELFTH STREET,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-05-02
% 1t al Once!

Persons who have become thoroughly
chilled from any cause, may have their
circulation at once restored by taking in
to the stomach teaspoonful of Johnson's
Anodyne Liniment, mixed in a little cold
water, we'll eweetened.
LYONS KATHAIRoN makes beautiful
luxcriant, glossy hair; prevents its fall.
ing out or turning gray. IL has stood the
test OF 40 years Is charmingly perfumed
aud has no rival.
Every farmer who owns a good stock Of
horses, cattle and sheep, and intends to
keep them through the winter should at
once get good stock of Sheridan's Cav
airy Condition Powders. One dollars
worth will save at least half a ton of
hay.
Henry X. Bond, of Jefferson, Maine, was
cured ofspitting blood, soreness and weak.
ness of the stomach, by the use of John
sons Anodyne Imminent internally.
A WIDE AWAKE YOUTHS PAPER
For judicious editing, select and popular
contributors, and sprighly, entertaining
reading,the Youths Companion, Of Boston
has no superior among the youths publ.
cations
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Pacific Coast News.


SAN FRANCISCO, May 1st.-The
Bulletin says: A special dispatch
from Sacramento informs us that
the Bank Commissioners, author
lied under the act OF the last ses-
sion, have not yet been appointed
by the Governor.
Large TrRveI-rhc Two Committees
SAN FRANCISCO, May lst.-The
leading hotel keepers of the city
say that the rush TO Yosemite, the
Geysers and other points of inter-
est in the State this season is
unprecedented. The parties are
composed to a great extent of Eu-
ropean tourists.
The Republican and Democratic
State Committees met again this
afternoon at the Palace Hotel.
w. e. O'Briem Growing weaker.
SAN RAFAEL, May 1st.-W. S..
O'Brien is gradually getting weak
err. His end is evidently near.
wurhmen Discharged from Cousoi-
idated virginIa.
VIRGINIA, May lst.-The entire
working force of the 1900, 1900
and ,400-foot levels of the Consoli-
dated Virginia were discharged yes
serday; also some from the l, $50 and
1.75O foot levels, making three hum
bred in all, in order to make needed
repairs of the shaft. Tho company
has large surplus of bullion on
hand to pay two one dollar divi-
dends for the next sixty days.
san Francisco Markets
SAN FRANCISCO, May Flour
quiet; superfine $5@54; extra Sc!
@7s; iobbing S62@7. Wheat-in.
active; holders firm; choice ship
ping 81. 123@2. Is; shipping S2@2.0 5.
Corn-receipts expected from Oma-
ha. Sales of to arrive, mixed $1.95.
California held at S2.05@2. 10; good
demand. Barley-dull, feed 95c@
$1.023; brewing S1.20@1.25. Oats
choice grades firm at $l.40@1.50,
Hay-unchanged. Potatoes-quiet,
old $3s@3S. Wool-better grades
firm: Southern bury 14@l7c; good
free lS@22c; Northern 24@26.
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known parties at his house, In
Baldwin county, Georgia, last
night.
ROston Wool Market.
BOSTON, May 1st.-The wool
market has been characterized by
transactions to q fair extent, but
prices continue to rule low and un-
satisfactory, with no prospect of a
favorable change. Holders are
anxious to close up stocks, as the
wool season is fast drawing to a
close. California is in fair de-
mand, with sales of spring at zoo
2S and fall at 14@20.
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European Cable News.


Eo.inn0s POtiffcai Agitation.
LONDON, May Political DEM
onstrations for and against the gov
eminent are the order of this week
A popular meeting was held at
Bradford Monday in support of the
government, at which Claiborne
Hardy, Indian Secretary, spoke.
This was followed yesterday by q
meeting at Manchester at which
John Bright spoke and Briefly Hill
in opposition. Tomorrow DEM
onstration hostile to the govern
ment will be held at Birmingham.
The whole energy of the opponents
of the government in the north and
centre of England will thus be
heard In protest against the policy
of the Cabinet.
Rumors of the dissolution of Par
Lament are again rife. 1t is said
that conservative associations have
received secret instructions to pre-
pare for such contingency. A
correspondent of the Liverpool Post
says he is informed that Lord Bea-
consfeld has resolved on dissolu-
ton which will occur about Whit
suntide.
1t is stated that about 20 steam.
ers at various ports have been Sc
lected and will be commissioned
when required for cruisers, and
for the transport of arms and troops.
One company here owning forty
steamers have offered to place the
entire fleet at the service of the
government.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 1st.-The
| British fleet, which left Ismid for
tactical exercise and artillery prac-
tice in the Sea of Marmora, will re-
turn to the former place in two
days.
War Considered Ioevitabie.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 1st. To
dleben has not effected an agree
ment for a united withdrawal
The Russians regard war rs newt
able.
DissO'ntion Of Parliament En-
peciod-Tho strikes.
LONDON, May 1st.-A rumor i!
rife of the dissolution of Parlia
ment. The Conservative associa
tons are said to have received in
structions to prepare for such {
contingency.
The Manchester masters refuse
the arbitration offered by the opera
tives. A strike at Boston is eX
| pected tomorrow.
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than ten seats now held by Demo-
Gratis is very comfortably offset by
the gain Of twenty now held by Re-
publicans. In any event the DEM
ocratic majority in the next House
cannot be less than twenty, and
will probably reach forty.
1t is in the face Of such probable
tiles that the Republican leaders
try to maintain Mark Tapley
frame of mind.
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IF there ever was time to DEM
onstate the vitality of the Los An
geles Democracy, in our opinion it
is now. We have never enter
tanned doubt of our ability to
carry the Banner Democratic
county with good ticket, and our
faith is stronger now than ever.
We trust that, at the meeting of
the Democratic County Committee
Saturday, steps will be taken for
an energetic campaign. Demo-
Gratis desire to incorporate the
great Democratic principles of
equal taxation, responsibility of
corporations to the people and the
legislature, local government, and
States Rights to the extent advo.
Gated by Jefferson and Madison,
into the new Constitution, and the
way to do it is to elect staunch
Democrats TO the Convention.
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The County Convention of the
Workingmen's party, to nominate
delegates to the Constitutional
Convention, will meet in this city
May 25th, at one o'clock P. NJ. j.
III. Butler, No. AZ Spring street, will
inform delegates of the place of
meeting.
The Blue Ribbon Club MUIR
pheyites) held rousing meeting at
Union Hall last evening. The lec-
ture of the Rev. Mr.. Mann was a
sound temperance discourse and
was listened to with attention by
large and appreciative audience.
To pass pleasant Sunday 60 to
the race track.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a Remarkable Cure.
WEST TOWNSEND, Vt, May II, 1850.

WEST TOWNSEND, VT, May II, 1850.
MEssRs. 8. w. FowLE & SONS.
Gen:lemen-Several years since / took
severe cold. which settled on my lungs
where 1t rem aimed without relaxation. l
was then in Massachusetts, and growing
worse and becoming unable to attend to
my business, returned home and COM
menced searching in earnest for some
medicine which wonld restore my lost
health. l consulted physicians and
tried many remedies. but obtained no
help and daily grew worse. had q ter
rible cough and raised a good deal of
blood. l had profuse night sweats and
severe pain in my side. l continued in
this state for months. and became so weak
that it was with great difficulty could
walk, when was advised to try Wis FAIRS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, and, to
my great JOY 1 soon found that this rem.
edy had arrested the Disease. | contin-
ued to use the Balsam to the extent Olive
bottles and have, since then experienced
no difficulty of the lungs. i believe the
Balsam saved mylife and I shall ever hold
IL in high estimation.
Yours truly,
LEWIS PHELPS,
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Herald Steam Printing House.

The Herald steam Printing House is
not surpassed by any Job Printing ofhce
on the Pacific Coast, outside of San Fran
cisco, In facilities for doing job work
Low prices, good work and expedition
may be relied upon at this Office.
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Wanted.

A MUSICIAN who plays the organ or
melodeon, to travel with n first-tl ass par
Tor entertainment. One who has small
instrument preferred. Address Y, this
Office. 1t
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PASTURE.

L am now ready to receive animals on
pasture. In my enclosed lands, in the
western part OF the city.
All animals at owners risk.
Apply at my office. z. BEAUDRY
81 New High street, opposite pico House
mr6
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NEW YORK, May SIT is ru-
mored that s. J. Tilden will live in
Washington next winter and give
many brilliant entertainments.
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

Especial to the Herald by the Western
Union Telegraph con'pony.l
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
"RECoNvERTED" JEWS.

Two years ago not a single Hebrew Sunday school
was in existence IN this city Forth OF seventy-nnth
street. Taking advantage OF this we'll known con-
verted Jew commenced missionary work among MS
former brethren living Harlem, conhnng his aoors'
however solely TO the little children. large number
OF whom he persuaded to jon the different PROTESTANT
schools In the twelfth ward Jealous israeiiles oe-
came alarmed and one OF their number. u LADY (Mrs
s. n Carvalhu, determ possible TO unoo tne evii
She iDaugurated school IN the synagogue-"Hanu III
Hand-n ll6th street, between First and SECOND ave-
nues. Her efforts were crowned with success anu III
q few ths all the little backsdcrs were reclaimed
ana brought back into the old church Mrs. Carvaho.
VINO Is the superintendent OF tho school, mas nearly
two hundred scholars under her care and library OF
400 volumes, contributed At the isdys own sohcita-
ton. The school celebrated the hrst su-
propriAte exercises IN the synagogue on 10th
street. Dialogues and addresses were spoken oy
ten young ladies and seven young gentlemen, after
which the Rev. h. p. Mendcs, OF the Nineteenth
In his remarks, dwet with much bitterness upon that
class IN the community known as converted Jews"
and character zcd thom as being beneath contempt.
He urged upon Jewish parents tho duty Of guarding
that Judaism to-day In land OF liberty exposed
to greater danger than IL was in byaone days OF OPP
preston aud tyranny. He wanted parents
10 invoke the spirit Of religious zeal-the
upon their children attending only Hebrew schools,
and do all In ther power to thwart an opposite ten-
dency He advised the children TO obey their parents
and never 10 neglect or astray rom religious edu
cation In the onIy true faith
Mr.. Marcus Morse. president OF the society, "Hand
in Hand,' congratuIat The superintendent and
teachers upon their great success and was followed
In similar strain BY Messrs. 5. N Carvalho aud Gus
to stuuy were then dis.ributed among tho scholars
followed By bonbOns and 0rungea
The New York herald., 1878-03-25

counsel to protect their Interests all OF them waving
Tees On the return day Tor probate an elegantly
dressed lady. attended by Philadelphia lawyer, APP
pears lilies contest bis wife. No one ever
dreamed Phelim was married. Soon aiterward 9
cousin, nine times removed, arrives IRON lre-
land, ana he employs SIX Phiiadelphia lawyers
and exungly point 10 the medical certificate annexed
the will proof The testator himself doubted his
sanity and took TINS unusual proceeding The young
lawyer commits suicide. Then occurs full descrp-
tion and dramatic version OF the scenes In court
spread over eight months-the examination OF do
mest,cs and neighbors, who all agree that he was In
horse cars he declined the OF manufactured mn-
water he voted, he always cut the boards
OF his oyster, he said damne In the presence OF
bishop, &c, &c. The portrait of the judge oi fro-
bate was evidently a felicitous ana complimentary
one OF SurrvRate Caivin-a hard WORKED. anthumoug,
conscientious for widows, orpnans snd the OPP
ance $s5 900 out the 500 600 mentioned. They
get scatning rebuke from the judge In the height
OF The hubbub the cook OF the dcfunct faints and
points at man just entering.
A HAPPY ENDING.
There is great CONSERVATION, tor the ghost OF the
testator appears. II s, however, himself returned,
for where Inere Is will there Ia way. Tho Judge,
with great presence vi mind, orders silence before
word Is Spoken ana calls the wuOw 10 the stand VINO,
taken ares, does not recognize hcr "husband" !"
The ninth cousin has the latter turned ou hin by
few adroit questions OF lincnge suggested by the
resurreced testator Both witnesses are promptly
committed Tor perjury, and the Philadelphia lawyers
escape through the window. Pbeim tells his
story. He fell asleep In his boat and was carried out
10 sea. Like Conn, the Shaugnraun, he was carried
10 Melbourne H. mad no money to cable, and worked
his way back. Ho declares his intention OF giving
giving him an annuity. Then follows q deuouemeIt
and tag (Which spirited recital oil HOODS lines
on gold from the poem OF ''Miss kilmansegg') aud
moral which tnut million naire testatois best dis
tribute their goods while alive
At the close OF the lecture MIR. Hall was presented
with boa1titul bouquet OF flowers.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
A WORTHY MO- iHrR-IN-LAW.
From the Pail Mall Gazette.I

correspondent, writing from Amelie les Bans
says:-A very singular blundcr was com ted the
other day by the officials OF railway staIon between
Perpignan ana roulon. A gentleman, who had beon
spcnding the winter here with his family, left last
week Tor Marsoilles, taking with him the body Of his
mother in-law, who died weeks ago, and who had
EXPRESSED wish 10 be bured In the family vault at
Mnrseilles. When ho reached Marsces and went
with tho Commissioner OF Police--whose presence 10
required upon those occasions--to receive the body
from the railway officials, he noticed, 10 hts great
SURPRISE that the colin was Of uinerant shape ana
construction IRON that which he had brought away
IRON here. IL turned out upon further
quiry that mistake had been committed
by the officials, who had sent 10 Tou-
Ion tho cofin couiaung his motncr-iu-law's body,
believing that u held the remains oil deceased id
miral, when we're to be embarked Tor intcrmeDt IN
Algeria, while tho conln awaiting delivery was the
one which should have been sent on The gentleman
VINO was placed IN this awkward predcament, having
requested Tho railway officials 10 communicate at
once with TouIcn Jy Telegraph, proceeded thither
himself with the coffin OF tho admiral, but the nma-
sOu had arrived too laie He ascertained when he
got there thai the first colin had boon duly received
takel on board amid "the thunder oil fort ana
hcct" the state vessel which was wDting Tor IT, and
despatched to Algeria He at once called upon the
marttme project 0i Toulou and explained the cream.
stances Of the case. but though despatch boat
sent In pursuit the other vessel was not overtakcn
He II now ut Toulon awaiting her retvrn, and 1 be-
lcvo that hc declines to vo up tho coin ming
the deceased admiral reguins possession OF
his m0ther.ln-law's romans
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
CURRENTS AND EDDIES.

Many colorcd folks are migrating from Kentucky to
Kansas.
Mr. Long Bug has been inaugufatod In the presi-
dency OF the Hop Lo Company. San Francisco.
Six and halt mills is tho rate OF taxation just Fixed
upon by the democratic legislature OF south Clrona
The Richmond Wig Is taking up tho defence Of the
Illicit dstiilers II stgmatzes tho revenue officers as
s'Drigands."
southern communities embarrassed by the great
number OF Congressional candidates who now assail
the public eur
There arc symptoms OF the "nationals'' In Connec-
ticu Like the measles they seem to be ''catching,"
aud may be OF just as short duration.
Tho bill Tor the rsdistric.ing of South Carolina,
which would have compelled the city OF Charleston
coutcnt itself with republican representation In the
Legislature, has been defeated.
The Charleston Journal says that the conviction Of
Anderson was benefit 10 tho country, ana "though
the courts have released him a narrow technical
ground, st the moral effect Oi the trial and convic
ti0n has been great and It will produce good results
A correspondent in The Richmond Dispatch coIdy
argues In Justification Of tho recent savage murder OF
negro woman by u Virginia MOB. Would it no be
wise Tor the Virginia pohcc to pounce upon the au
thor? Perhaps he has reasons other than
Tor defending the outrage.
bill iorbIddiog members from accepting railway
passes was Indefinitely postponed by the South Caro-
lina Legislature. The Charleston Ne,cs says:-"An
examination OF the roll shows that, with fow cxccp
tions, every opponent oi the Consolidation act voted
oput his pocket the mileage allowed by tue State
while riding TO and fro Tree OF charge"
Charleston Necsi-"rhe political leaders who do
not sympa,hize with Governor Hampton in his convc-
tons that honesty is the best policy, and that hon
csty means conservatism have raised great hue ana
cry IN the Legislature aud the State but wherever II
Is put to the test II will be the oppo-
ston Is only voice, frightened at own sound.n
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
BROTHERHOOD OF ENGINEERS

Now complications have arisen in the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers the New Jersey Central
Railroad. Three.fourths OF the members abandoned
the Order in accordance with the circular issued
short time since, but which not officially signed
Those who remained now claim that they can dlvide
the funds IN the treasury among themselves,
Ignoring entirely those who lett the organi-
ZatloB. formal application ON behalf OF
the seeding mbers Will DC made TO the Chan
cellor Wednesday, for Injunction restraining the
delegate for Now jersey from signing any bills Tor re.
lief Of members till tho authority of the Central
Council be legally tcsted The minority who adhere
the organization have determined, II 10 alleged,
to oppose OF any OF the seceders 80 tnat
II TINS movement be successful the latter canno re-
dollar OF tho money contributed to tho gen.
Arnl fund
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
CLOSING A MISSION.

An imposing spectacle was witnessed yesterday In
the Church or st. Boniface Jersey City, at the close
OF the mission conducted by the Rev. Father Wsnin-
ger, s. J. A baprsmai font placed during the
sermon 10 front altar. and the close sol an
eloquent sermon Father WeLinger gathered thc
children oil both sexes around the iont
TIL the sanctuary was crowded. The girls
were dressed IN white, Win green garands their
heads The entire congregation arose and renewed
their baptismai with their right hands raised.
In answ or TO tue questions whether they rcnounced
satan and put oil yoke TO put on the new, tho
entire CO responded 'Ycs in loud voice.
The exercises concluded with bcnedctiou oi The
blessed sacrament
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
A PAIR OF P.UNDER rRS.

Mrs. Ann Cooney has apartments at No. 81 Jackson
street, which she very inirequentiy departs from. On
Saturday night. however, she venured to leave them,
and Frederick Krachte Of No 800 Houston aud
friend OF his, Charles Wil0urn, OF No. 423 Ttir0
Immediately took OF her goods and
ckattos. articles admitted Of ready lranspor-
tation they singled out aud had gone some distance
with about $50 worth Of their pluuder when officer
Egan appeared, ana they wero taken TO the Essex
Market Police Court. where yesterday Judge Kllbreth
heid them each in 81, 900 to an swer
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

PROMOTIONS IN THE QUAITERMAsTER's DE-
PAnTMENT.
WASHINGTON, March "a, 1878.
The Senior Assistant Quartermaster General,
Colonel Robert Allcn having served over forty-two
years. has been retired from active service at hts
request, 10 date from March 2l 1878. THIS retire.
ment VIII "carry up" the following ofIicers:-
Licutenant Colonel Samuel B. HolaDird to be Assist
ant Quartermaster General with the rank OF colonel;
Major John g. Chandler to be Deputy Quartermas,or
General, with the rank Of lieutenant colonel, and
Captain Augustus q. Robinson to be Quartermaster,
The rank OF major; all from Maj cn Il. 1873 The
vacant assistant ership with the rank VI
captain. Will have TO DO filed ny selection from the
nrst entenants OF the army, In accordacne With the
act Of J uly 8, 1888.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
ROBBED IN A CROWD.

George II. Munroe was held In $1,000 by Judge Kill
breth nt the Essex Market Police Court yesterday on
charge OF stealing watch and cham valued ~ Sl20
from NJ s. Bernstein, dufIng Tho clrcus tue
B0wery Saturday night
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
INTO THE DEEP.

The employees about the Pennsylvania Railroad
ferry Jersey City yesterday noticed poorly dressed
female. hatless ant shverng walking about the Terry
house acting strangely. The woman boarded one Of
the ierryboals laid up In tho north slip. Officer
Dave Welsh followed her and reached tho
front OF tho ierryboat In limo to 500
her jump overheard. After considerable
trouble no shcd her out and her to the station
where dry clothing was procured aud she placed
In a cell She sad her name Ann Mclihancy, of
No 3lS First street, aud that hcr husband itreated
her. In her pockets were dollar ia change and an
amethyst ring. She Is supposed 10 be insane.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
A RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

ExCounty Clerk John ). Waite, Of Brooklyn, was
driving ON Saturday coupe with his wife and two
children, on the Boulevard, near Prospect PARK.
when turning the corner Ravenball's Hotel. the
son OF Mr.. wpito grabood the reIns aud tho norse
took right Tho carriage was up. ct aud the occu-
pants thrown into the road. Mrs Wine was danger.
ously inJ about the neao and let side Sns Wa
carried 10 RavcDbais Hotel, whore she was properIv
cared for Mr. Wnitc received severe Injuries about
tue fac" The carriage, which was valued a. 81, OvV
was demolished. y
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
SEIZED BY. THE POLICE.

Captain Lennon and Officers McHorney, Steele and
Kent OF the Fourth precinct closed disordery
house Summit avenue, Jersey City Heights, ycster
day morning, and arrested Charles Bray, Henry Nc
Cormack, Estelle Mccormack ana Mary Spencer.
Inc woman Mccormack Is Bray's vie; out, It
Is alleged. was living IN tho house as McCormacK's
wife. Bray time ago attempted TO get rid Of his
by leaving his clothes In Coney Island bathing
house, giving rise to The impression that he had been
crowned whllo bathing His wife afterward mot hun
IN Brooklyn ana lodged complaint against him tor
desertop. He is The OF well known business
man In Jersey City. The parties Will DO examined
IO-uaY
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
A NAVAL CADEl SHIP.

There bcing a vacant cadctship Tor the First Con-
gressiona district In tho Naval Academy at Annap-
oils ongrcssman Covert that tho matter Of
appointment VIII be lett to the result OF q competitive
examination VI whicn notice viii soon be gwen. The
vacancy ~ the ply Inability o!
The youth previously appointed
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
CAN PAY TWENTY PER CENT.

Terry Wells, OF Riverhead, Long Island who re.
Gently made such disastrous failure, have made an
offer 70 compound with thor creditors at twenty
cents on the dollar, and some or the latter have
signed agreement 20 accept the offer. The den-
cienoy Of tho Arm 10 upward or $4,000.