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The daily Cairo bulletin., 1879-12-28
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.


Advertisements IN 'ooai cojurNas 10 cents
per line, each insertion.
Beautiful music stand, sal marble Jop
fancy tables az Forj',.
Game ROSTERS were tho attraction at
Elliott's commission bouse yesterday,
Call on Coleman and examine the finest
aad largest stock OF good, in the city
Order your New Year cards from rul
BULLETIN Gal ead sec the styles
All the Anchor Line steamers that have
isld up at this port pNid oil their hands in
sold coin.
The Cairo aud Fiucennes railroad will
be sold some time in January VIZ have
forgotten the date.
A duc lot Of new style picture frames
>pbo,ogaph and autograph albums, aud
pictures at Colemsn's.
We took notes ola very interesting dog
trial which occurred in our court yesterday
but can find no room for il this morning
"A great variety OF brackets, clocks
shelves, writing desks, &c, just opened al
Ford's, and will be sold very low, FOR cash
Call at ColenGus md see fine lot o
chromos, panel pictures, ink stands, wal
pockets, etc The newest and Otcst hl lc.
prices.
Ladies II you want 10 give your hu.
band a fnc New Years present., 90 TO
G. Ford's aud get one y those hNntsom
foot rests with box ATTACHED fol slipper.
By uo,icc which appears ia snsth,
co,nmn, Il viii b. s9eD that severn. Df cl
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1879-12-28
SERVICES TODAY

The usual services to-day in the Ger
man Lutheran church by Rev f. Knappe.
Services in the Episcopal church to-day
%, usual, conducted nv ,hn Rev David 4.
Bonnar
Father Hogan conduct, service. in ~,
Jo,eph'S Catholic church today at the
usual hours,
Rev, George nil slhcia,n iu the pr,.,.
hytcriau church IN the forenoon, afternoon
and evening st the usual hours
The 4. VI l.. congregation viii hold
services in the Christian church mi, fore
noon, afternoon sud evening.
On account ot ,hS Illness Of Rev.
Whitaker there will be no preaching in
the Methods, church today SUNDAY
school viii convene at the usual hour, hqs
ever
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1879-12-28
tuY ne CSiro Bulletin.
A FEW THOUGHTS On THE OLD AND
NEW YEAR

The wear .f 1879 +. DIVING S.,p u,u !,
be with al il. smile, and tears. hopes and
tcsr. sunshine yrd shadows. buried jn the
great oblivion Of the na., G,p. %, a..
during it, reign have l4o 90 ,iga over with
cred hopes and weep owe. new made graves.
Ye, our tear. have been wiped away by the
gyntle hand of sympathy and We have been
sustained in every hour Of Ei;.l
IN retrospection OF the diving ve.y. ~,
cunnot helm rea,iZinv that our LITTLE civ has
been particularly b!cst. and, notwiths,and
Ing the fact tina, we have not as We, sue
ceeded in getting our street lamps lighted,
still wc lcel that tue few prudent ones 4.
the helm Of our c!,y's goycnmeu, under
stand lust how r.r her fnancp will extend.
and Why thi. boon for wAich We croy,. ia tor
4 time denied us - W. gili live IN honas
that the nov ye,,r nov dsYgiDo upon y,
before IL, c!o.a will GrA ms 50 nrosn.,ouc
tina, We may safely indploc in the y,eat ne.
cassity Of srrrr, lirh. Hpt "a return N
orr blo,-ipo. We will not forpet ko,o ,yo
have been .Dored ,he las, year from IN. ,or.
rible visitation Of yellow rcvnr ,c .yc,,
wbic, from DER p,culis,ly ,yuo.cd coDdi.
ton We had such iu., oroycds 10 tr,, stilI
whilst zoroe Of op- sister ctic. wore with.
inc in ,he ,nils q, tits fornid,h,c soo y,
esc,pol apsc,lhcd Then aro;r wa gan
NOT look unop Some of the .ubetaptial i'm
nroycr,eni. which have bccp addcd % o,r
toxin in the Ios, wear and mot fee, Inn, sbp
!, slowly but surn,y aesuminy the s,y. and
appearance Of a large prosperous CITY, and
wilI ere MANY wear. have clapsod bo r,n,.
ed onono the laroe and oroanc,ouo cities or
tho sortsvcst
We hone tha, The yea, Of 1880 will sin
soc vas, improyemen,s N our mids, and
th,, the tens of vico which ma, c,s, ouch
hInt nm ,hc roi, n,,,o or All. ,ou,, ,,u
hy the uotj,inv yicilance and lsho,s of onr
wy 'hNA"'7 """ S"VH ''5D0h'i w a"cPS
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1879-12-28
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The daily Cairo bulletin., 1879-12-28

Prudsatisl Scale of Family Prices Ai9rte9
Tickets oniy -, . arc So as.
Rsseryet seat, roit II aastu.Gna 10 Glys L sr
lsaoe. no extra charge ior seats sod IL AiySrcs
Chud-eu admitted ~ - CTS
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1879-12-28

young men have adopted out suggestion
{ and express willingness 70 receive New
: Years calls
4 Smokers seem to have .o5t acue o
their interest n 6rst-class ciga- 1t low
: price The sale Of the "FaultlgS,' fly'
cent ciga. grows argcr every day Sold BY
=, Rorsmeyer, Ohio l'cveo sornsf SIKH
street '2N
Fancy goods in endless yakie'y, tine pa
pers and envelopes, new books, new chr6
mos, stereoscopes and views, fancy brackets
3 splendid line and an endless variety OF
things new and useful at low figures at
ColemaaS
We yesterday met on the ieyee Mr II
D. Baker, county clerk Of Pope county, who
was on his way home from ST. Louis Mr..
Baker is perhaps the most popular man OF
his county, having number Of times been
re elected to the office he nov holds
The electric light on steamer 4. Il,
Springer, at our wharf last evening was the
| finest show seen in our city IS when thrown
upon G.. D. Williamson's store, tons Of oys-
tcrS we're 10 be seen selling at prices to suit
all Selects 40 cents, standard 30 cents,
nauticals 25 cents, by the singe caa.
We were yesterday informed that
Missouri farmer had been robbed the other
night Of pocket.book containing sixteen
dollars, on che north side Of Commercial
avenue. between Seventh s.nd Eighth streets.
How true the report ia we know not, but GER
tain it is that many ran loses money
iewelry, etc. of which the officers aeypr hear
We we're yesterday informed Ivy Street
Superintendent German thst he had opened
the various sewers IN due time 70 lct out
the accumulated vster, but tia. tie sewer
at this Office had Immediately broken
down after it had been openea, thus pre-
venting Che water from running ont The
matter WAS rcmedied yesterday, however
Nod AXE 0berly is agar atbing OF the past
Our readers doubtless aii remember
hiss Mary Nssh, The yoSng lady "hc 'omc'
years sgo was seduced hi and eloped with
81. Louis drummer tso.ed WsLSe. hut
sooL afterwards returned ard brought suit
against Der seduces. Ilis yonng Iody was
maEied in &ound City OF Christmas eve,
to kbndge carpen.er SLo,r r,me Ne could
not learn
-Duprc2 sud 3eueu'ct, great minstrel
t-o .pc viii gave All entertainment ~ the
ktleneum, next Wednesday aigIt Speak
ing Of this troupe toe New 0slcsn, True
Delta saws "Duprez & 5enec;cts mini
strel8 have ceytsiply erjCyed al extent OF
favor ard patronage Of Which, although
their merits are undoubtedly tie cause, they
csnnot bu, feel proud Night after night
the academy received ,scse a-dicaces"
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The daily Cairo bulletin., 1879-12-28
RIST'M AS AT FH A MD.

And finds d. BURTEE the Dry Goods fling fully prepared
Of Lahss aud Gents Tee the %gc brought line
Linen CuH and Collars Lsa Mi~e Chdns Hosiery dwco
Ruh and the latest Of Fancy Ribbons
100 Coas $io Si0 worth $
prices Now sthe n buy Chym& We DO advertise p
will Call and aoch
y. BURGER, 1914 Oornmercisl Ave
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1879-12-28
HAS NO EQUAL FOR GENERAL HOUSE CLEANING
PURPOSES, FOR WASHING CLOTHES
FOR THE BATH, SC. sc

to' C-aHg Paint Fnnhed SafaceA WnoS G'a
Aast FuH Bcs
Cut Gin Globes Gas Fsurs Ruovee p Clothing
readily tex
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1879-12-28
LOCAL REPORT
THE DAILY BULLETIN

KNr.RED AT TaE posi- OFFICE - CAu,O, II.
LlspLs, A. sEcOND-CiA>s MATTER.
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OFFICIAL PNE@ OF ALEXANDER COUNTY.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1879-12-28

SUBSCRIBER fer the WsHWis BnLg-rN for
1880, $500 per sunum,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-02-22

WILD Do1oD aHsxEa
The Barbour County Mail says: John
Mosley and e IilH lave lately returned
from . wild horse hunt in the sand bills.
They worked faithfully for about two weeks
on drive Of ak head and finally succeeied
in capturing them and bringing part Of them
in. The horses tatsn were the remnant Of q
once powerful band which range in the ter
ritory south Of thi, county, and rome d
them sere fne specimens Of horse assh. The
boys contemplate another drive, in . short
time, down 90 the Cimmsrron where large
herd has been heard from.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-02-22

ABBY RRoRGANIzATI0N BILL.
Richard ]. Dodge, Lieut.. Colonel Sd H.
family, says Of the new army re,rgans,,ioD
bill, that aside from come few cases Of IT,
jusiicr, Of real hardship inseparable from go
radical change, and tee necessity for q
rashes-mean economy. - for instance, the
post chsplain., believes j, would be imPoss;-
bic to frame bill combining more admir-
allie and valuable points Taken .. whole,
the organis ton proposed BY this bill seems
to him as nearly perfection as ros<isle. and
and il ons,ess will pas, the bill AID llov
it to work few years vi bout tiuke,inG: he
believes the result vii be such a. the COM
mitte., the army, and the country may we'll
be proud Of. To this end, however, it il
mos, impoitant that the bill pes, in is en-
tirety.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-02-22
DO YOU BELIEVE 1T.

That in this town there are scores OF per-
sons passing our store every day whose liv. 9
are inside mise able by indigo ton, Dysper-
sis, Sour ard distressed Stomach, LiveI
Complaint, Constipation. when for IS cent?
We will sell them Shiloh's VitslIz,r. guar
anieed to cure them. Sold BY H. ]. Fringer,
Druggist
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-02-22
WE CHALLENGE the woRLD.

WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD.
When We say We believe We have evidence
to prove that Shiloh's Con-ump ion Cue is
de, idedly the best Lung Medicine made. in
a. much a, /, viii kill common OF Chronic
Cough in one hall The me and relieve A>th-
ma, Bronchitis, Wboopirg CIush, Group,
and show more CASTS Of Consumption cured
than sli others l, will cure where they fail.
It il pl-,sa, to take, hsrml, So to the young
eat child, and We guarantee What We say.
Price, 10 els. 20 cts. j 81 90. II your
Lung. aye sore, Chest or Back lame, use
Shiloh's Poru. Plaster. Sold by II. ].
Fr niger, Druggist.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-02-22

The mt st popular and fraRI ant Pc fume Of
the day "HACKMErACK" Try it. Sold
by II. J. Finger, druggist, Dodge City,
The New York herald., 1879-12-17

qnentIy possessed of information which could
be known only to the high official personages
that when money Is wanted for certain
purposes it is always forthcoming, and
that the Car himself has on more than
one occasion shown distrust of members
OF his own family. 1t is remarked upon
as strange that the Czarewiteh who was to
have met his father at Moscow, waited for him
at st. Petersburg; still more strange that when
the Gar did get to st. Petersburg the Care
witch was, after all, not present to receive him.
That the heir apparent to the throne of Russia
has always favored the panslavist party and
that his tour through Europe was undertaken
for the purpose of forming alliances against any
Teutonic league is matter of common gossip,
well or i'll founded. Altogether the Gar has q
hard life of it, and there seems little chance of
peace and quietness for him on this side of the
gravel
The New York herald., 1879-12-17
ARIZONA INDIANS WANT. PEACE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEEALD.l

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PREscorr. Dec. 16, 1879.
The following autheptic information was received
by General Wilcox. commanding this military de-
pdrtment. some time ago:-That the Chiricahua Ind
ians VINO away ut the time of the removal Of tie
tribe to the San Carlos reservation in 1876 and
others who since that time had left the reservation
were anxious to return from Mexico to San Carlos
Lieutenant Haskell. aide-de-camp to General Wilcox
was sent to negotiate with them. Archie Mcintosh,
Q famous guide under General Crook. and
descendant OF famous Cherokee family.
accompanied HASKELL On the 18th inst.
eighty Indians, under two noted chiefs.
OF old Cochise's tribe of Apaches, Hoo and Gerou-
ime, came into Camp Tucker and surrendered. They
say they desrous Of settling down on the reser-
vstion; they want to be friendly with the
people OF Arizona. The return OF these
Indians. with the promised surrender Of the rest of
those who fed in 1876. completes the establishment
the San Carlos reservation of all the Chirichuas
OF Arizona. and these Indians claim they have had
nothing to do with Victorias recent depredatons in
Nav MaYico-
The New York herald., 1879-12-17

Detectives Golden and Dusenbury arrested in
Washington Monday night Robert May, the
butler who is charged by Mrs. Lewis Jones, of No.
TOT Fifth avenue. with forgery. It will be remem-
bered that May. the 9Th INST, as is alleged
ployed American District Telegraph messenger to
take check for GOO to the Bank OF America aud
have 1t cashed. The failure of May to meet the
messenger when he returned to the residence
OF Mrs. Jones led to the discovery OF the forgery
II then found that the butler had disappeared.
The was at once reported to Captain kealy. who
detailed the two detectives mentioned, aud they
returned with the prisoner yesterday afternoon.
The detectives state that May entered the service
OF Mrs. Jones under tho name Of James roumley.
and that ON the day of the presentation OF the
forged check man giving the name of Toumley
hired carriage at Livery stable in Sixth avenue.
near Forty-sixth street. and ordered the vehicle to
meet him at No. $40 sixth avenue. From the latter
place he was driven at three o'clock r. M to the
besbrosses street ferry and took the four o'clock
train for Washington. The description OF the man,
however not correspond with that of the butler.
and the detectives In their dilemma called upon
q former employer of May, and this led
TO the discovery that tho latter assumed
the name of fellow servant. whose testimonials he
had presented on applying to Mrs. Jones for stua-
ton. Accordingly the detectives concluded that
The New York herald., 1879-12-17
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcKR
WASHINGTON. Dec. Ill A. N. }
Indications.
For the Middle Atlantic States and New England,
falling barometer. southerly winds. stationary or
higher temperature. partly cloudy weather. and in
northern portions occasional snow or rain.
For the lower lake region. rising barometer. colder
westerly winds. cloudy and snow. followed by clear
ing weather.
For the canal regions temperature continues above
freezing. but will fall below Wednesday night.
Cautionary signals ordered for southerly winds
at Cape May Atlantic City, Barnegat and Sandy Hook.
The display of cautionary signals will discontinue
on and after the 25th inst. the lakes except at
Ludington, Milwaukee and Grand Haven.
The New York herald., 1879-12-17
THE UTE NEGOTIATIONS.

GENERAL ADAMS REPORT TO SECRETARY
ScHURZ.
WAsHINGroN. Dec. 16 1879
The following telegram was received Tonight
SOUTH PUEBLO Col, Dec. l6, 1879.
TO CARL ScHURz. Secretary OF the Interior. Wash
ington:-
Yours OF yesterday just received while travelling
home. Your despatch of the 9th was received by us
on tho ilth and communicated to- Ouray, who i'm
mediately left tor the camp of the White
River Utes to hurry up their
ment. Before receipt of your despatch
of the twelve designated by us, son of Douglass,
had been brought in. but instructed Ouray TO
keep him and others until the full number ready
to be delivered. Before left. understood that
Others were at his house. but not ALL which was
hardly to be expected. only five days had elapsed.
with snow very deep. travelling slow and tho
Indians much scattered. consider the surrender
an accomplished fact, and cannot think Of
possibility that it be prevented. although General
Hatch may be delayed in bringing them out. NJ the
snowfall in that country has been unprecedented
and transportation hardly be obtained. Further
negotiations in Washington to reservation will be
easier Of accomplishment than our last so far Will
write you fully. CHARLES ADAMS.
The New York herald., 1879-12-17
THE PLENARY AMNESTY.

LIVELY DEBATE IN THE FRENCH CHAMBER
LocKRoY AND CLEMENcEAU ATTACK THE
MINIsrRy--LE ROVER DENouNcEs THE UN-
pAnDoNED COMMUNISTS.
lBy CABLE TO THE HERALD
PARIS Dec. 10, 1870.
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day M. Lock-
roy intcrrelated NJ. lie Roger, Minister of JUS
ticc, regarding the manner in which the Partial
Amnesty law had been applied NJ Lockroy
said the law, had not been carried out in accord
ance with the intention of the Chamber, and he
accused NJ. Le Roger with having considered
the persons-notably Henri Rochefort--and not
their offences, in drawing up catcgories of those
who should be excluded from the benefits
of the bill. NJ. lie Royer replied that the power
of granting amnesty rested with the President
of the Republic. He read a number of offensive
letters to President Grevy, sent by some of
those who had been dcported and also the mani
festo of twenty-eight convcts who were OK
cluded from amnesty, in which they assume the
responsibility for the assassinatons during the
Commune. NJ. LIE Roger said the Cabinet
would not have fulfilled its duty If 1t had par
doncd such people as the writer's of
these documents. M. Jules Ferry, Minis
ter of Public Instruction, stated that the
whole Ministry shared M. Le Rogers opinion.
M. Clemenceau vohemently attacked the Minis
The New York herald., 1879-12-17

Toumley and May were confederstes in crime.
They found that Toumley accompanied by his
wife and two children. aud that he joined by
May in Philadelphia. when the whole party
went to Washington. BY advertising for a
butler in the latter city the detectives ultimately
ca tured May. who at once confessed his guilt and
detailed the scheme which he said he and Toumley
had concoctea to forge'Mrs Jones' name to a check
and decamp with the money. The prisoner will be
arraigned at Jefferson Market Police Court to-day.
The New York herald., 1879-12-17
THE MAINE MUDDLE.

BOSTON, Mass. Dec. 49, 1879
Dispatches from Maine up to midnight give little
additional information regarding the action Of the
Governor and Council in changing the political
plexion Of the Legislature beyond stating
the feeling that exists in the State re-
garding the movement. An Augusta special
despatch to the Journal, after reciting the
prevalence of sentiment of intense bitterness
among republicans against the democratic leaders,
concludes followsi-"The end Is not yet Plans
have not been fully matured but 1t IL safe to predict
that prompt measures will be taken to either coun
teract the folly or fully expose the infamous in
trigues OF the fusion leaders,"
The New York herald., 1879-12-17
FATAL SrABBING AFFRAY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BNfsIOfp Ienn., Dec 10. IsIS.
.Dug" Thomas. one Of the most amiable and
popular young men ever known in Bristol, was in
stantly killed at twilight this evening. by william
RAIDER, q young lawyer. OF. this town. Thomas
wss . salesmsn in Barkers store. and called RAIDER
TO with reference to box of collars he had
induced Thomas to sell him on credit Words fol.
lowed, and RAIDER stabbed Thomas in the neck, sew
ering the carotid artery. RAIDER escaped aud was
afterward captured. Thomas walked 100 feet TO
drug store aud bled to death st once Our town IL
greatly excited. and efforts are being made by .
number Of Infatuated persons to lynch RAIDER.
The New York herald., 1879-12-17
UNCLAIMED PRIZES.

1t is understood that number of prizes drawn at
the Seventh regiment fair still uncaled for. A
pamphlet has been printed containing a complete
list of all the lucky numbers and the article drawn
by each one; but its voluminous character prevents
its publication in the daily papers. Ticket holders
win receive all necessary information by addressing
the AdJutant Of the Seventh regiment.
The New York herald., 1879-12-17
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

WATERrowN, N Y, Dec. 16. 1879.
At the charter election here to-day the republicans
elected b. B. Taggart Mayor by twenty-one ma
jorty and the balance Of the city and ward ticket
except one supervisor and two constabes. This is
the first republican Mayor elected here in four
years.
MERIDEN Conn.,. Dec 16, 1872
At the municipal election held here to-day George
r. Curtis. republican. was elected Mayor. as was
also the entire republican city ticket by 800
jority. The vote was light. The Council stands
twenty eight republicans and two democratic.
The New York herald., 1879-12-17
WRESTLING MATCH.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

CINCINNATI, Dec. 16, 1879.
At Robinson's Opera House tonight Miller and
McMahon had q champion wrestling match for .
prize of $780, the winner receive twothrds of the
door money. the loser the remainder. The
crowd was large and the utmost enthusiasm
prevailed, though the sssemblage orderly.
The contest was in I'VE rounds, two of them
being sscatch AZ catch can" and three in 'GrBco-
Roman" Miller tho favorte, aud he won three
rounds--the second, fourth and hfth-in the
Gr@co-Roman style. NacMahon won the frst
and third rounds in "catch rs catch can
On the hfth round Miller won the toss,
choosing Graeco- Roman, but MacMahon offered $lOO
for the privilege of wrestling in jackets. Miller
fusing. Early in this round MacMahon caught Mil
ler by the leg and threw him, but it clsimed
foul and he was warned by the referee. The last
round was twelve minutes long. and resulted As
before said, in victory for Miller.
The New York herald., 1879-12-17
HANLAN DEFINES HIS POSITION.

TORONTO. Ont, Dec. 16 1879.
Hanlsn declares he will not entertain Courtney's
proposition to wait till next June to row for the
$4,000 prize II Courtneys deposit is not made
good by the Dad inst. for the race the Potomac
Hanlan will make formal demand on Mr.. Soule for
the prxe and will bsse his future action on that gen.
tlemans reply.
should Riley or any other oarsuan in America
challenge him for race. to of in April or
early in May, he might be disposed to remain in
America and defer his proposed English trip for
IN ort WI
The New York herald., 1879-12-17
PREVENTION OF YELLOW FEVER.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Dec. 1G. 1879.
The Tennessee Legislature to-day met In extra
session. in accordance with the Governors proc
lanation. to clothe the local government Of Men,
phis with additional powers for the construction Of
proposed sanitary improvements for the protection
OF the city yellow fevcr also to enable Nash
villa TO make similar improvements.
The New York herald., 1879-12-17
ToRTH AMERICAN REVIEW
y FOR JANUARY.

NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
IN FOR JANUARY
THE INTERoCEANIo CANAL. BY counttFerdinand do
TuR WOMAN QUESTION AGAIN BY Francis Park.
RoMANisM AND THE IRISH RACE IN THE UNITED
STATES, Ny James Anthony froude.
BY Henry James, Jr .
THE METAPHYSICS OF SCIENCE BY Alexander win
THE PERMANENoE OF POLITICAL FORCES. BY
RECENT PokTRY. BY Richard Henry stoddsrd
80 cents per copy, 50 per year
d. APPLETON CO., Publishers
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