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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-10
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Su bscription Rates:

Yestesday was dark, gloomy, and chilly
from morning until night.
The Mississippi, is falling at ST. Louis,
with 5 feet Of water in the channel between
that city and Cairo,
The James W. Gaff, leaves St. Louis,
to-day for Cincinnati. She will probably
reach this port tomorrow.
The John B. Maud, is due tonight
for Vicksburg.
\ vessel left New Orleans for Europe
last week with 100000 bushels of grain in
bulk. She passed through the jetties all
right, drawing 2315 feet. Her cargo was
the largest ever taken out OF New Orleans.
The Commonwealth is favorite boat for
shippers and passengers, she will be down
tomorrow.
Capt. Shields goes to St. Louis by rail
this evening, for few days.
Capt Bob Riley has been presented, at
St. Louis, With heavy gold watch chain.
TheGhampion came in with good trip
and departed on time.
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NOTICE.

We have the sole right to manufacture,
sell or put up letter or note heads under
Holders patent. Any infringement on our
right will be prosecuted.
The CAIRO BULLETIN.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-10
MATHUSIIEK'S
New Patent Duplex Overstrung Scale,

which Is acknowledged bv the highest musical au.
horlly 10 be the grestest mproyementeyerp put into
u Square Piano producing the most astonishing
power. richno,shud depth Of tone, and Il sustsin.
Ing quality never before attained, being Grand
hiar In q Annnrr A,nan =
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-10

Now the finest and largest in the world
Originally established in 1872 being among the
few makes Of Pianos which have stood the Iest OF
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-10
The Mendelssohn Uprights
ARE TIE FINEST Il AMERICA

They are pronounced the Pianos Of the Future.
The Upright has more powerful tone III ough-
OUt the entire scale, longer sust lined singing
quality, lighter and more responsive touch and
greater durability and ability for standing in tune,
lie great superiority destins II TO entirely super
cccc the ordinary square piano In this country, a. II
Aa- already done in England.
Eycay MeHlelssohn Cpngh. Piano has the very
best PATENT DOUBLE REPEATING PARIS
ACTIEN made expressly for " In Paris, France,
Al our Pianofarc made entirely by ourselves al
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-10
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
UNPRECEDENTED
Bargains In
PIANOS AND ORGANS
FOR THE NEXT 60 DAYS,
Before our Advance in Prices.
PIANOS $40 to 800!

A., new and strictly frst-class and sold al the
lowest net cash wholesale factory prices, direct 10
,Ac purchaser. These pianos made one OF the hnesi
displays Ut the Cincinnati Exhibition, and were
universally recommended for the Highest llOEors,
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OVER 10000 IN USE
Every Piano Fully Warranted for Five Years.
We are now making all our Pianos entirely Of
yULCANIZED LUMBER

The greatest discovery Of the ages. Wood rem
dered imperishablc. shrinking, checking or warp
Ing impossible and as incapable OF absorbing mois
ture as vucaEized rubber. The Increased hard
ness and ,oughness OF the wood produces rcson'
Bnce OF tone truly wonderful Theproccss OF ynl'
canizing is done by machinery established at our
factory, and we have the exclusive control OF the
patent FOR pana making which together with oar
other patents and improvements, including Mathu.
shek's Duplex Oycrstrung scale render our pianos
In every respect the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14
SPORTING NOTES.
The Chicago Running Match.

CHICAGO. June 1a.-The 15o miles running
match between James McLeay, the celebrated
Scotch runner and jas. Murphy, Of Chicago.
began at 2:3o this afternoon, ct the Exposition
Building for $500 eide and TIE world cham.
pionship McLeay got the best ct, ct TIE b start
close behind him. They Kept well together for
few laps, when Murphy settled down to what
he probably intends shall be- his gait through
QUIT the match. McLeay made the first mile 10
524 Murphy in 54e At e seconds, .1s,aa after
was four and one half laps ahead OF Murphy.
THE sT. LOUIS RACES.
BT. Louis. June 13.-The weather was fayora-
bic to-day. and the track ct Cote Brilliante 10
The first race was the merchants stake. for
three-ye olds. The first heat vas wen p. .,l by
j 451 The second heat was won by Keene Rich-
ards, Bonnie Oakg. second, Buckeye third.
Time, 1:4614. The third heat was won BY Keene
Kichars Omega second. Time. 1:46A.
The second race. hotel stakes. for two year
old colts dash of three-auar ters OF mile. was
won BY Kimball, Luke Blackburn second. ANA
zon third. Time. 1:16h:
The third race. a hurdle race two miles. was
won BY verdigris, Cannon second. Joe Rhodes
third Time, 4:O1
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THE POINT BREEZE FIRE.
The Oonhagration Extending to New Build
iDgs and Sheds

PHILADELPHIA June 1s.-The fire at Point
Breeze. In this city. has broken out afresh and
is burning fiereely. At II O'Clock the storage
and the Atlantic Refining Company. along with
the wharves, were burning. It is thought that
the fire will extend and sweep all the ware
and prevents the hremen from approaching
points where service might save much valua-
bic property The exeit,ment ~ is intense The
AT IL O'Clock this morning the fire at the oil
works at Point Breeze broke out in new sec
spread WITH " 1bp rabdlty gpon
tion. the alarm was sent to the fire department,
and eight steamers were at once ordered down.
asss tae e Waae a been
Tuesday noon. The fire spread rapidly, tend
Ing eastward and over the Storage Company's
from from the west, and the situation became, at IL
o'clock, SO perilous that another alarm was
struck. and The Mayor ordered down another
relay Of engines. The followed dispatch was
PoINT BREEZE June 10. Noon.-The place is
going. h fear now prevails that the / fire J., viii III
much crude oil there. which burns more rap
idly than the refined OIL The strong westerly
breez- blew the flames to the wharf Of the 4 A.
II o'clock. and the fire at once spread to the
large shed Immediately south of the warehouse
sstroyed on Wednesday, This shed. is 200 feet
north. the long line of sheds running nearly 2
were IN blaze They contain 1890 nar ! els ndaao of
oil works. and below the works q large num-
Der Of frame dwellings, occupied Dy ne e Work- I.
men and their y reported h that 4 tne lse
shed. which took fire at II O'Clock is consumed.
/ IATER-The loss BY the fire at Point breeze e.
day is about $125 900; 4oo0 barrels WrLe pdI.eu y
| $50 barrels Of oil and 25o9 single pafreis. "
| cords of wood and 1850 feet of wharfage were
destroyed. They were the property OF tne a.
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NEW YORK NOTES.
Meeting Of the Managers Of The Eastern
Trunk LineA New Western
Pool Formed

NEW YORK. June 13--The managers Of the
Eastern and Western Trunk lines and their
come ctions continued their conference to-day
q he ose Of Con- Fink ApG4s the
and J. 3. butcher. Of the New York Central ;
a. j. Casgott and ID. NJ Gray. OF the Pennsyiva-
MIA Central: John King, Jr.. G. W. Beatty and
n. =. Smith, Of the M Baltimole and IL one; John
Southern; j. n Osborne and O. 3. DIehll q the
Toledo and Wabash; ~. G. Noyes, Of the Indian
apolis and st. Louis: ]. D. Miller, Of the Gin
Chicago Burlington and Quincy; . J. .sar-
geant Of the Grand Trunk: r. @. Velas. ,of the
Erie; J. E. Deyeraux; Of the Atlantic ana Great
Western, and James u. Smith, Of the Alton ana
Chicago Road.
It was generally supposed. at the close Of the
session yesterday. that the matter Of arranging
the details OF the Western pool would be
brought up Immediately on meeting to. day.
but instead the subject of the OF pas
senger rates from West to East to the schedule
prices which prevailed before the cutting began
was broupht up. After much debate the restora-
tion was ordered to take effect Monday next at
l O'Clock.
This evening an hours recess was taken. and
when the session was resumed the matter. OF
the Western pool was brought UP and is under
consideration 1t Is thought that satisfactory
understanding win be arrived at and that the
conference will adjourn this evening.
RESCUED AT SEA.
The steamship Oder. from Bremen, which ar
that on the eighth instant, in latitude Al OIL lon
ritrlde SO o. she came In collision with the Nor
wegian bark Collector. from Avondale for New
York, The latter was sinking. Capt. Bath. the
board the steamer and brought here. The rest
81 the crew, consisting OF four seamen, and one
passenger, could not be saved. The Oder sus-
tained no damage.
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\. WASHINGTON.
zshnet Considers the Question Of Poly
gamy.

ssllazoToN, June 13.--The question OF poly
Eszltsane up Indirectly at the Cabinet meet
iss afternoon. The QUESTION under con-
41a0n was D petition signed By some o. the
Praying that the Executive clemeney pe
ltist, who was sentenced to the peniten-
4loft that offense which case was recently
1ed ty the Supreme Court. The ground
Ahieh the Executive clemency is PRAYED
*Msaat KeynOlds's cas- was test case, ana
before the courts for the purpose 81
t1g decision as to the CONSTITUTE nality
eUtah polJ gamy law 1t Is claimed that to
fethe penalty would, 1n view ct this fact.
Injustice. No decision was reached by
Mblaet.
TWO CAUCUsEs.
u the political bodies OF the Senate met 10
.thB Democrats down and HepuDilcahs
aen OF procedure On the appropriation
~ decided that the legislative Dill shonia
Eed On at once. and that the sen ate snoula
tor To dispose Of 1t to-day. ~ was agreed,
SsssL, % allow debate OF two Gays On ea eaca
Haer pills, and II the hepnpllcans ,1na nnunqn ~
Hssposltion to oppose that progranao' W
sor 70 pass them at once.
~ question Of dischArging tne flnanse
saMee from further consideration " ano
III silver bill was brought up, ana vars elI
ssscsne took place. The memoirs ~ tne
sxeise present held that such proceeaaln,a sa y
sd greatly On the committee. Bayard ls
Aed u declaring that If the committee was
seed. be would resign his chairmansnlp
sGommittee without action. Inc CAUCUS
ksDublicans took up the army bill for q
sspese OF mapping out future acslum on 1,,as as;
~ immediate passage OF lne sam1 n,ha,s Mae
@snded BY Senator BURNSIDE anu .1,s uemsle; .;
esNuaLse, however, did not meeI lne vioMs hs,9 y
Hus OF these present. who favored nolu-
Until 1T was passed In the proper snaps
ny definite programme coulu po o. =,
.the caucus adjourned to meet again
prnoon when the Senate adlourns.
TEE COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE.
House Committee on Commerce to-day7
sfed proposition to appoint special
alec to investigate favoritism ana ols-
sion by railroads, and postponed actlon
&tHSsesday ext.
Dill allowing cancellation to the export
bonds upon proof that the shipment
ssStehed The hiph seas. ID still in the. hands
.Scommittee. It may be reported % Ine
cuus WV there is no prospect 81 oenhiGo
sl the SUBJECT this session.
1RE SECOND REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
ennblican Senators he'd second eau
q evening alter the adjournment and de-
w hour to d sort Of Informal interchange
fsSa.ohs. The army bill came 10 10r Ine
$50 OF the attention. and ma599Inyt u ~ N
w sfi49rs 4rs we're found " be opposeu y, ~ ths ~ !
slanse. believing that Y u nol ~ sne
I'M ayeal. MI Y legislative branch OF tne &osoAA -
SiSS,ate 70 the Executive. /,
lkllng took the sead In the debate y
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FRANCE.
NJ. De Lesseps Promises the Completion Of
the Panama Canal Within Eight Years.

PARIS June 1s--M. De Desseps. In speaking
at o banquet given in his honor last Thursday
night said that he would issue the pr9speefns I,
II September. asking the whole world to sub
scribe for the building Of It. He said that he
was confident that he would finish the canal In
eight years.
PARIS TO BE THE CAPITAL.
The French Senate will probably vote for the
return Of the Parliament to Paris.
THE ALGERIAN INURREcTToN.
The insurrection In Algeria, which was pure
ly local. ts collapsing.
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GERMANY.
Germany and the Samoan Islands,

BERLIN, June 1s.-During the discussion In the
RefchstaR to. day on the Samoan treaty the gov
ernment announced that 1t had no intention OF
forming colonies there, but II would snbsidize
" 10 foster German trade with the islands.
BERLrN's REPRESENTATIVE.
The majority OF the city of Berlin have elected
Herr Forckenbeek tn represent them In the
upper house Of the Prussian Diet.
NO AMNESTY 70 CLERICAL OFFENDERS.
The Emperor William has finally decided not
to extend amnesty to clerical offenders.
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lantic Petroleum Storage Company. The fire
caught caught In novel W sIs Way tug thrsT an I'M
one Of the barks burned BY Wednesdays fire,
and as the barrels. of oil In the vessel floated
they caught fire from smouldering fires on
shore, and In a few minutes the schuylkill river
was covered with q sheet OF flames. The tide
bore the burning Oil TO the wharf OF the Atlantic
Is no insurance.
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THE COLORADO RAILROAD RIOT.
POLITICS.,
The Warner Silver Bill and Senator Bayard

New YORK. June 12.-.The Herald says: sena-
country than any other Democrat in public life.
and If Randall 4 Go think they can afford to
put such further affronts on Senator Bayara as
OF the Democratic caucus they may carry their
point in getting the Warner bill before the Sem
ate this session, but they will deal an assassin
blow at the Democratic party
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE sENAToRsHIP.
CONCORD. June 1s.-In the Republican caucus
last night Blair received the nomination for
United States Senator on the ninth ballot.
~ Bingham. -.
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RESCUED AT SEA.
strike or the Fan River sp1nners

FALL RIVER, Mass, June 1s.-The. general
strike of the pinners seems more favorable
today. The spinners' proposition to strike at
Ave mills is strongly objected to by the spin
ners il the mills selected to be struck, owing to
tie probability of the strikers being blaeklieted
therefor. general strike meets wi b more
favor. The spinners meet to- morrow evening
to decide definitely. All mills. when running
on full time as at present, consumed about 5000
bales Of cotton weekly.
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ENGLAND
Rumors Of Impending Failures in Manchester

LONDON, June 1a.-Rumors Of the impending
failures of prominent business firms in Man
chester continue. and cause much uneasiness
In business circles.
FINANCIAL.
The Tsnes's financial article says: The sales of
discount OBJ alnable on the Continent are now
no bettert han ours. at Paris Brussels, Berlin.
Frankfort and Lsipsie, he value Of money Is
IL per cent In the open market
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CANADA.
The Cabinet Will Not Sanction the Removal
-.-.:.-. Of Letellier.

TORONTO, Ont, June 13-The Globe contains
don correspondent. who states that he has
learned. through trustworthy official source,
that the Cabinet has decided not to sanction the
dismissal of Lieut.. Gov. Letellier, of Quebec.
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---I
IRELAND. /,
How Educational Meetings Are Dispersed by
the Police.

LONDON, June 13.-A meeting which was an
nouncsd to be- held at Cookstown, County Ty-
rome, Ireland. in favor of UNCONVENTIONAL edu-
cation. last night, was prevented By the police,
who charged upon the crowd.
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TURKEY. |
The Island Of Crete to Have Autonomy.

LONDON, June i3.-~A Gonstantineple dispatch
says THAT tne Porte has consented to the Cretan
darnand
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THE WESTERN RAILROAD WAR.
Free Passes From Kansas City to Ohica go
How Kansas City Got Rid Of It's Tramps.

KANSAS Cry. Mo, June 1s-.The railroad war
continues. The Hannibal and st. Joe hung out
a banner with Fifty cents to Chicago" printed
| on it in blood red letters. The Missouri Pa
fcihc Immediately placarded Fifty cents to st.
Louis then came the St. Louis and Kansas
City with like reduction and charming
chrome, thrown In. The Chicago and Alton
are going to Chicago and st. Louis who did not
think OF going until the war CONNIE need. Last
night, Just before train time. when the an
| nouncement was made that the Hannibal and
| St. Joe had reduced to fifty cents, the excite
ment was fearful. The outgoing trains could
not hold the crowd of passengers. Newsboys
were fleeing at. ut the streets with tickets for
| Chicago and st. Louis stuck In their hatbands.
Chromos and checks for beer were given 70
gathered a lot, of Migrants, paupers. tramps
and colored idlers and shipped them to St.
Louis. For some time past ST. Louis has been
sending paupers to Kansas g ty. This move
on the part of the mayor In retaliatfng caused
q good deal of laughter. The latest reports at
the railroad offices are that through tickets to
| New York are sold At $40 80. About seven hun
dred tickets were sold for st. Louis and Chicago
each yesterday. There are no indications OF 9
| at the depot just before the starting. Of trains
| free tickets were offered by agents Of the Chi
cago and Alton.
THE COLORADO RAILROAD RIOT.
| DENVER. Col. June 13-The Denver and Bic
| Grande people are still in possession Of their
road. Information reached here yesterday that
two employees Of the Santa Fe Road were killed
and two wounded at Cucharas, near Pueblo, in
I the fight growing out OF the dispute between the
Rio Grande and Santa Fe comnanies as to The
possession OF the road.
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AFGHANIsTAN.
How the British Troops Will Return Il
India.

LONDON, June 13.-A sim1a dispatch says that
the Afghanfstsn troops will keep open the re-
turn routes for the British armies.
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EGYPT.

Rumors that the Khedive Will Abdicate.
LONDON. June 13.-A dispatch from Cairo says
that the rumor has again been revived that the
Khedive has decided to abdicate.
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Chew Jaekson's best sveet navy tobacco. u
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Speeches by Delegates Stone, Breaux, Fav.
rot and Kernochan Yesterday.
FH1prAY. June u,

-~5- FRIDAY, June u.
The Convention was called to order at Il
o'clock, President Witt In the chair and
ninety-three members present.
Delegate Breaux moved that the Conven-
ton resolve itself into committee of the
whole, for the purpose OF considering the re-
port OF the Committee ON the State Debt.
which motion was adopted, and Delegate
Girard called to the chair.
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the morning caucus, and it is understood that
while other Republican Senators do not take
as strong grounds as he. they will vote against
the bill As yet no definite programme has
been arranged. and another caucus will be held
some time Tomorrow to complete, Il possible.
the line OF action, while no one will be absOlu-
tey bound by the action OF the ea1lcIls
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Tat me make one conf plaint against you. gen
tleman. as the represent atiyes of those In whose
Behalf you appear. You charge the Legisla-
ture with passing; corruptly. many pills lo9k- ,k
mails and corporations. Let me suggest TO you
that those individuals and eorporatalaansm e q m are
bilI that is being lohbled through the Legisla-
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-03-28

NOTICE.

EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS who
IT. have not settled their accounts according to
law, will at as early Il day as possible, with the
Vouchers report to the Register for the settlement
of said accounts. All denquents will be called
on 10 appear before the court. by order of the
Orphans Court WIN. s. RICHARDSON.
aul6 Register OF wills of Hartford Co.
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CHRONIC AILMENTS.

requires a thorough knowledge Of physiology and
pathology. Such knowledge is not attained by
study alone but by years of experience: We have
four or five years, made many remarkable cures
and those treated say that foral forms of chronic
and universally successful than DIR. UNDER
WOOD, of No. 100 w. Fayette street. He cures
cancers without the use of the knife and removes
tumors by electrolysis. His electrical instruments
are of the latest improvements in fact one he has
had manufactured with some improvements ac-
cording to his own device. The doctor Is physi-
clan and a gentleman, and any one calling on him
can depend on his Judgment and kill.-From Sat
u2ddy Standard, a. .s .s.a ~
Daily globe., 1879-04-06

OITUATION WANTED-Bya man and wife on
- farm Have had twe,ity years. experience. Best
st. Paul references. Address, +. s., this Office.
Daily globe., 1879-04-06
March $, 1s7s-Friend Black

MINNEAPOLIS, March S, 1879-Friend Black
} ford: Please send us one gross of DR.. E. b.
Halliday's Blood Purifier large size. and please be
prompt in sending it, the demand is 80 great for
that we shall find ourselves entirely out of it unless
YOU are prompt in filling the order. The many peo-
ple in Minneapolis and vicinity who have used DR..
Hallday's Blood Purifier are enthusiastic in their
praises of it. Had you told us at the tme that We
took the agency for the sale of DR.. Halidays Blood
Purifier in Minneapolis that we would have such an
immense sale for it (being more than three times as
much as all the other popular blood remedies in the
market combined) we would have pronounced you .
tit subject for lunatic asylum. But the fact is, Mr.
Blackford in point of real merit DR.. E. B. Halliday
Blood Purifier stands to-day head and shoulders
above all the other blood remedies in this market,
and that is the whole secret of its immense SALE and
not in tPrinter's Ink," as many might suppose.
Yours respectfully, CROSSMAN 4 PLUMMER.
sat 4 sun2w
Daily globe., 1879-04-06
Spring Time Come.

To the industrious and capable housewife
the advent Of spring is ever suggestive of
renovation and reform in the manifold depart
ments of her domestic kingdom, and the
question of how to beautlfy and make more
inviting the surroundings of her empire,
naturally becomes of paramount Importance.
In this connection the attention of those
contemplating reform in their establishments
is invited to the new and complete stock OF
house furnishing goods recently procured from
the East by the popular dealer, Mr.. John
Matheis. The goods embrace large and choice
variety of carpets, oil cloth, wall paper, mat
tings. curtains and lambrequins. all of which
are of the most substantial and fashionable
patterns, while prices are made in accordance
with the times. The stock may be inspected
at No. II E. Third street, and all are invited tt
call before purchasing elsewhere.
Daily globe., 1879-04-06
SITUATIONS WANTED,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by timer; has had seven
w years experience. Address TINSNITH, James
ri inn