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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-18

Young Men to a'I sioo 'G' month, Graduates 'S
guaranteed paying Offices Address Valentine
Bros, JaDcuville, Wis.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-18

Continued Next suudsy.)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-18

GRAY HAIRS ARE HONORABLE but their
premature appearance is annoying. Park
er's Hair Balsam Is popular for cleanliness
and promptly restoring the youthful color,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Eli Pefkius in 81. Peterburg.

CHICAGO. March 20. - The Times
Paris correspondent has had several In.
tsrviews with o member Of the German
Embassy. who stated that II Is positively
known in diplomatic circles that the
present Gear Is determined IN war with
Germany. and preparations to that end
are being pushed 10 the extent Of order.
ing the stoppage Of all operations in
other parts Of the Empire and the move
mont Of troops to points Of s~onosntrs.
ton.
ST. PETERSBURG. March 20. - The
German Prince Imperial. receiving dep
utations Of German inhabitants Of Mos.
COW, said: 81 have always maintained
the closest intercourse with the present
Gar, and you can assure your country
men In Moscow that the old friendly
relations which have passed into tradi-
ton between the two countries will con-
tinus, and the present friendship will be
az lasting as that Of former generations.
This friendship 10 not only the best for
Russia and Germany, but for the whole
OF Europe"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
Miscellaneous.

LONDON. March 20. - Sir Hercules
Robinson tslegraphs that another i'm.
portaut engagement 10 expected to take
place at Boleka, where q large force OF
Basutos are entrenshsd.
GENEVA. March 29.-The government
has directed the police to strictly inquire
into the movements OF Russian refugees
before the Cars assassination, and send
to Bsrns the originals OF any kilograms
such refugees sent or received about that
time.
DUBLIN. March 29.-It Is Q remark.
able fact that despite the specious advice
OF the Land League to tenant farmers,
to retain their grip Of land and not leave
the country, NE emigration returns show
that 95. 857 persons emigrated last year,
an increase Of 48.493 over the previous
year.
A monster Land League meeting was
held ct Hurlss. Tipperary county. today.
Dillon addressed the meeting. He vim
dicatsd his attack on Judge Fitzgerald.
and oounsslsd the Irish tenants not TO
pay unjust rents except ct the point Of
the bayonst.
NrwcAsrLr. March ga messenger
from Potehsffstrom reports that that
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
Trouble In Afghanlstan.

CASpAHlR, March ga formidable
rebellion prevails In Hsrat. and Ayoob
Khan is, perhaps, already eIilsd or .
prisoner. Mohammsd Psssan Khan.
Governor OF Koosh. has induced three
Hsrat regiments stationed at Koosh to
mutiny and join him and the Aimak
tribes in an attack on Herst. 1t may DO
safely inferred that the murder OF Mo-
BANNED Jan. who commanded these
three regiments, was the Arst act Of. the
rebellion, instead Of the result OF o pri.
vate quarrel. At last accounts the re-
bellion was so formidable that Ayoob
Khan was virtually bssiepsd in the cita-
del. This gives q favorable opportunity
to Abdurrahman Khan to reunite Al.
Rhanistan under the supremacy OF
Cabul. Five thousand Of his troops are
now on the road thither. and should be
In full possession Of Caudahar province
by the 18th Of April. An immediate ad-
vance on Herst, II Ayoob Khan 10 not
expelled or killed before then, could. In
tho existing state Of affairs, scarcely fail
to be successful.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
Anonymous Warning.

BERLIN, March 29.-Crown Princess
Victoria has received an anonymous let
ter declaring that Prince Frederick vii.
liam will DO murdered during the cers.
monies at St. Petersburg. The letter
bears q Berlin postmark.
Prince Frederick William has started
for Berlin.
LONDON. March 29.-The letter sent
to Crown Princess Victoria declaring
that Crown Prince Frederick William
would be murdered during the cere-
monies ct st. Petersburg, was probably
concerted in q spirit Of cruel lsvity. but.
pending search for its author, 1t will
doubtless form the subject OF comment
in the Rsichstag on Wednesday, when
the Memorial laws will be discussed.
Meanwhile 1t Is persistently stated that
Russia and Germany intend bringing to
the notice OF the European Powers the
spread Of revolutionary principles. and
proposing some common means for com.
batting the evil.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30

Instead Of employing arguments In
support OF the ''sminsntly respectable
esntlemen's'lottsry scheme. the Virginia
Chronicle INDUCES its hoodlum instincts
in personal abuse Of the proprietor and
attaches OF the News because the News
has opposed the scheme. An honorably
conducted journal would meet the oppo.
sition Of the Nrws to the lottery swindls
BY arguments, or would say nothing.
Not 80. however. with the Chronicle. II
is nothing u not personal.
We believe that the readers Of . news.
paper care not the value Of . straw Who
owns or Who writes for II. That which
concerns them 10 the matter published
in the paper. not the names Of the
owner and writer's. Thank God, there
is nobody connected with the Nrws who
10 20 deficient Of self respect and good
breeding ~ to use . pen in personal
abuse Of . contemporary because he can
not find arguments to sustain him in the
cause hs has sspoused!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
Illness OF Lord Beaeonsneld.

LONDON. March pa bulletin issued
this morning says that Beaconsisld
passed q restless night. partly because
tha pain Of his govt and psroIysms OF
neuralgia are less severe. but more fire.
qusnt. His doctor says an unusually
severe cough has prevented the patient
from obtaiaina rest, which IL necessary
to overcome the weakness produced BY
long confinement. He does not conceal
the fact that there is considerable dan
ger. especially when his great age is
considered.
LONDON. March 29-Midnisht.-Lord
Beaconsfield passed an undisturbed even.
ing and is better. His physicians have
every hope.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
Dewey L Co.'S Scientific Press Pa.eu

Dewey L Co.'S Scientific Press Patent
Agency has received official notice Of
the issue OF the following patents to Pa
CLIO coast inventors for the week ending
March 10. 1881: Vehicle spring. G. @.
auckland. Tulare. Cal; water wheel. Q.
j. Collins. Grass Valley, CAL; lemon
squeezer. R. H. DAILY. San Francisco;
saving machine. G. NJ. and N. Fay, Eu-
reks. Cal. explosive compound. F. G.
Ksil. San Francisco; windmill. F. W.
Kroeh. San Francisco; bark mill. Il.
Kullman. san Francisco; window screen.
]. Rssrdon. lone City. CAL. monument,
T. Wagner. San Francisco; carburstor,
W. W. walmsley. San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
Greece and Turkey Fight.

CoSsrASrINorLE, March 29.-Thrse
vessels left here yesterday to convey
5000 troops from Mersina to Valo. Two
more vessels leave for the Black Sea
today to collect troops for conveyance to
the Greek frontier. u.
ATHENS. March 29.-The Minister OF
War has signed an order for three rsgi.
ments Of infantry. o Of engineers and
. company OF ambulanees to proceed to
Chaleis. All members Of the Chamber
OF Deputies, who are army officers. to
the number Of thirty, have been ordered
to join their regiments.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30

place surrendered on the day peace was
signed, after hard fighting, in which
eighteen British soldiers were killed and
ninety wounded. The Beers captured
5000 pounds Of ammunition and two
guns.
The English Cabinet has been request.
cd BY the French Government to prose-
cute the Freehst newspaper for publish
ing an article approving regicide.
A telegram from Geneva says II Sophie
Pieofsky 10 condemned and executed,
the Gear will perish.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
WESTERN DISPATCHES
Miscallaneaua


San FnAScIsco. March 30.-Ths rev.
snus cutter Thomas Corwin is being
fitted out for another Arctic cruise In
search OF information OF the Jeanette
or the missing whalsrs. The Corwin
will be i~ee-protected by q six.inoh oak
shield, extending from two feet above
the water line to SIX feet below. Her
CANVAS and furnaces will both be altered
for the purpose Of coal saving. Captain
Hooper expects TO sail by the lst OF May,
and TO pass through Bshring straits bs.
fore the Mary and Helen, which will
leave before that time. II 10 not intended
that the Corwin shall winter In the north,
but in the event Of being pressed too
cordially by the ice to remain. she will
be prepared with Q sufficient supply Of
stores to be able to accept the invitation
and the situation. A steam launch, for
exploring purposes. will be taken along.
d. A. Hitler has commenced suit In
the Superior Court against @. ]. Collins,
j. O. Bodies OF al. and the Equitable
Tunnel Mining Company. Little Cotton
wood. to restrain them from transferring
1907 shares Of the capital stock to de-
PENDANT @. ]. Collins, and to snjoin
them from selling 10, $50 shares held by
plaintiff, on which an assessment IL due,
and also to compel Collins to pay over
1881 20 to the corporation.
PHOENIX. March 30.-A Herald Pres
colt special says: Shoane. known ss
"Old Tex peculiar character fanil.
iarly known In mining districts, was
murdered on the trail leading from his
ranch to Tiptop. He was found Sunday
with two bullet holes through his body.
John Il. Price & Co.,, OF Flagstaff, I'D.
v~ertisss for 1000 laborers to work on the
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. In the San
Francisco mountains.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
Secretary Lincoln has adopted wh

Secretary Lincoln has adopted what
may Be called the heroia remedy in his
treatment Of ofice.seeken. He has
posted this notice about the War De-
psrtmsnt: 'It not being possible for
the Secretary Of War to hear personal
applications for clsrkships, etc., hs d.
reefs that nc person be admitted to Zee
him for that purpose. Applicants will
Ale their papers with the Chief Clerk.
who will submit them" Il 10 10 b
feared that this cold.bloodsd bulletin
will convince many FACILITATING patriots
that the heart Of the son OF Abraham
Lincoln 10 not 10 soft a. his fathers
VA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30

Last Friday night in San Francisco q
gang OF seven sntsrprisipg thieves cap
tured q lolgipg-house almost in the
heart Of the city. They went quietly
and deliberately from one room to an
other. wakfning the occupants and rob-
bling them Of whatever they could find in
the room worth taking. and then lock.
ing them in with the promise that IL they
made the least noise. somebody would
come in and cut their throats. The house
three stories high and It took the
gang three hours to get through. The
captain saw q fns suit Of clothes that he
liked in one room. so he put II on. leav-
ing his old onss in exchange. He forgot
to take his State Prison discharge from
o Of his pockets, and this led not only
to his own arrest. but finally to the cap.
ture Of all but two Of the gang. The
police arc now after those two.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
John Bull and Bull Butter.

CHICAGO. March ga Times London
special says: Next Friday. when Mr..
Morwell will discuss the matter Of Amer.
lean importstions, he will introduce q
bill amending the Adultoration Act 80 a
to specifically include American butter.
There 10 much clsmor over sending
bogus butter to Great Britain. and Q
strong effort will be made to put an end
to II. The amount Of butter coming
here annually from America 10 over
so, O00, 900 pounds. There Is Q strong
determination that only Q good article
shall be admitted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30

Some members OF the Cabinet are re.
ported to disapprevs Of some OF the
Presidents recent nominations, and II is
said that there will DO two or three resig.
nations in consequences. Garfield has
shown . pretty rssolute disposition thus
far to command the ship Of which he
Was elected captain, and should any
msleontsnt see ct to resign the position
assigned him, 1t 10 but little trouble to
appoint . more sensible man In bis
place. President Garfield has plenty Of
excellent material 10 select from.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
Greece Ready and Willing.

ATHENS. March 29.-The 9Th Of April
is the anniversary Of Greek indspsnd-
ence. A grand review will be held. when
the King will present sets OF colors to
the regiments composing the garrisons
Of Athens, and selected detachments
from tho other regiments. The mean.
ing Of this act and the eason for the
choice OF this occasion are obvious. The
ceremony will be followed by orders for
the departure Of the vstious corps for
their allotted stations on the frontiers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30

The interior decorations Of new
slesping oar for the Detroit, Msckinac 4
Marquette road include . correct. full
sizs portrait Of Sara Bsrnhardt painted
on q panel Of the pantry door, which Ii
only two inches widsl It Il 90 true to
life that on Arst bsholdinR Il, the illusion
IL psrisct-you think II II the live Sara
before you'll
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30

OF the four defeated Democratic Pres
idsntisi candidate living. Mr.. Tildsn 10
described a. the most solemn. Mr.. Ssy-
mour the most oracular, General Han.
cock the most compliment. and General
Mcclellan the most ~jocular.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30

The wire. instruments and other ar.
rapgements necessary for the new tsle-
graph line along the Carson and Colo
RADIO Railroad have been received and
will shortly Be put in position under the
direction Of Frank Bell. Division Super
iuteudsnt Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30

Will the Virginia Chronicle answer the
following questions: Did that journal
oppose the passage Of q lottery bill by
our Legislature . little more than two
years ago? II 90. what caused 1t to
stultify its former record, and favor the
passage Of . lottery bill by our last
Legislature? Did not the Carson cor
respondent Of that journal two years
ago say Of . lottery bill which was then
before our Legislature: The scheme Is
simply q cheeky attempt to give the
State a small bride to permit three or
four fellows to run a gigantic hogSins
gsms"l II %. what has SO changed his
mind az to lead him to now support q
similar Gigantic hogsing ssme"f 1t
would be more manly for the Chronicle
to answer these questions than to in.
dulgs 10 personal abuse Of those persons
Who have the independence OF character
to uphold and defend the good name OF
our State against the corrupt schemes Of
.'three or four fellows who intend to run
q gigantic hosgins game"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30

The News 10 under obligations to Sem
ator Fair for supplies Of Congressional
documents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
s.aelxe rnE QUESTION.

The Virginia Chronicle uses The follow.
ing language in support Of the infamous
lottery bill recently passed BY u State
Legislature: "Hon. @. G. Stevenson
has repeatedly endeavorsd to sell his
newspaper to the Lottery managers. and
the Lottery managers have repeatedly
declined to buy the thing"
As there 10 not q word Of truth in the
abovs-quotsd Chronicle arsumsnt(D We
would perhaps be justified in calling 1t
malicious lie. We will not do 90. how.
ever. but will simply state . few facts.
Early in the political campaign OF last
fall. several prominent Democrats Of
Storey county. Who doubted the loyalty
OF the Chronicle to the Democratic party
because that journal had % frequently
..eous back" on the nominees Of the
party for selfish considerations. endsav-
cred to purchase the News to use in
support Of the Democracy Of this State
and county. The proprietor Of the
Nrws, however. positively refused to
sell u, and since that time has
never offered to sell II to the
lottery managers, or TO any other
svindlipg concern. But even IL the
proprietor Of the News had offered
to sell II, what Of iti Would the fact. II
II was trps. Be an argument In favor Of
the lottery sohsmsl II . merchant sells
Q sack OF -four to . liar. or to the
Chronicle man. does II logically follow
tha. the merchant upholds lying. or in
dorsss the oontsmptibls course pursued
by the Chronicsl The fact that the Viz
Qinia Chronicle was offered for sale eight
months ago without any takers cannot
bs used a. an argument in support OF or
aeainsi the lottery scheme. or any other
svindls. But what q hard case the
Chronicle has In support Of the lottery
swindle, when 1t is compelled to beg the
question so completely as to make per-
sonal attacks upon the proprietor OF the
Nrws in order to divert attention from
the real point at issue!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS HAvIsa IN THEIR POS.
"A session books belonging to Wells Drury
ars requested 10 leave the same st the once Of
the aoLD HnL Nxws - soon - convenient.
WELLS DRURY.
Gold Hill. September 10. 1879. ssis
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-11-18

"What is that - said Mrs. Timble-
thorpe, starting up the other night and
awakening her husband, who was
dreaming of waltzing through Flori-
dian groves. "W hat is what 2" he an
swered, drowsily, as he pulled all of the
clothes oy.r his side of the bed. 'Why,
that noise," she said in a frightened
manner. Il think it is rat "Oh,
no." was his response; "there are no
rat holes in this house." ''lt might
have got in the front door when you
came home" she suggested. "Front
door, fiddlesticks ~ was the answer, as
he wrapped the blanket like martial
cloak around him. 81 never saw such
a man." sobbed she; ''do you expect
me to get upaand look for 1t p Tim
blethorpe jumped up-a crying wo-
man always melted his sternest resolu.
tions. 1t was cold for the season and
as yet no fire had been made in the fur
mace, and in his thin night dress he
shiyered like "a telegraph pole in a gale
Of wind. He looked everywhere, but
could see nothing, and, disgusted, put
out the light and got into bed once
more. A dim sense of warmth began
to steal through his chilled frame, and
Just then Mrs. Timblethorpe scream
ed. "There it was again. | shall
certainly go madn' ''Oh, it's only a
mouse any way" he coolly rejoined.-
"a mouse would never make such a
noise as that" she gasped. Thus ap-
pealed to he was brought to his feet
the second time, and after diligent
search found the cat struggling with
the smallest kind oc mouse in the
lower entry. He fired them both out
of the window and has been in bed ever
since. This happened about three
weeks ago, and in the meanwhile, be-
ing stout man, he has reeast the old
adage so that it reads: ''And the
mountain labored and brought forth
the rheumatism"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-11-18
How Fred Dogglas Esc apei from Slavery,

Ia the Century A13agige ex- Iarhal
Dogg3as. of Washington, gives an ae-
.eoDut OF his escape from slavery. II
those days colortd passengers leaving
Baltimore by rail were obliged TO ex-
hibit papers showing that they were
free persons. Douglas had no free
lom papers. but had friend, 4 sailor,
sho was supplied with certain gov
eminent papers that had at least an
atliclal look. Baltimore was his start
ng-po.ut. lie arranged with u friend
II hacS3nan To bring his luggage to the
station and arriTtd there himself iuSt
n time to jump aboard the train, no
ping in the confusion attending It's de-
par'urc to avoid exciting suspicion.
lie SAYS; ''In my clothing | was
rugged out i'll sailor style. | had on y
red shirt and ,arpaulin hat, and a
black crayat. tied in sailor fashion,
carelcssly and loosely a5out my neck.
Ny knowledge OF ships and sailors
talS came nuch to nay assistance. for
knew ship from stem to stern and
FROM kevlsen 10 cross trees. and could
talk sailor Ike an old salt | was
sell OH the way 10 Havra de Grace
before the conductor came into the
aegro car tn collect tickets aud exam
me the papers Of his black passengers.
fHis was a critical moment in the
lrAma Ny whole future depended
upon the decision Of this conductor.
Agitated though | was while the cere-
money was proceeding, still. external
Is a least, was apparently calm and
,elfp0SseSscl. He went on with his
duty, examining several colored pas
sengers before reaching me. He was
somewhat harsh in tone IN peremp-
tory IN manner un'il he reached me,
when strange enough and to my sur
prise and relief, his whole manner
chang d. Seeing that did not real
" proluce.my free papers, as the 9TH
er colorel persons IN the car hal done,
he said to me, ia Il friendly contrast
with his bearing toward the others:
Il suppose you have your free pa
pers:''
"fo which answered:
NO sir; | never carry my free pa
perS to sea with me.
But you nave something to show
that vow are a freeman, haven't you:"
Yes, sir | answered; i have pa
per with the American eagle OH it, aud
that will carry me around the world. >
At IIayre de Grace he met a Young
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-11-18
southeln Maryland Fair Association

We are rejoiced to see that an agri-
cultural association, under the above
title, has been formed in Prince
Georges County, Md, where one of
the earliest and bestsocieties was form
ed and existed five years, at time
vixen agriculture WAS at a low ebb IN
this State, and which Society gave an
impetus to the new born progress in
science, that was seized hold of by an
improved agriculture throughout the
State, and Was the literal beginner Of
the comfy societies and the true ori
ginator Of the State society. Great
credit is due to the projectors of the
first Prince Georges Agricultural So
cietv, most of whom are now beyond
praise or reproyal, aud it is to be hop
led that the successors and descendants
Of those sturdy farmers will prove, I'M
der the influence Of the present lights
Of an improved hustandry, q cores
ponding increased zeal and ad vance
ment in progress, and give. to the world
an evidence Of their being "worthy
sons of worthy sires," in the magni
tude and superiority Of the exhibits of
this young aspirant to the public ap-
plause for efforts and aims exceeding
those of their fathers, and evincing the
fact that they have kept pace with the
great progress of the age, and have
never forgotten the good seed the pro-
genitors sowed in years long ago, and
who then had full faith that it would
sooner or later bear fruit to the honor
of their memory, and the material
emoinment of their successors.
Itis good move to appeal to their