The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-20

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the Railroad street entrance open. Il
Democrats will please bear in mind
that mass meeting is to be held IN TINS
city next Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
for the purpose Of selecting delegates to
the several other conventions which are to
be held soon.
All the barges are being placed in or
der and movement Of grain
down the river is confident
" looked for great many small
European vessels are loading for New Or
leans and n regular line of large steamers
will be run to that port by the Adams
Bros. of London.
"A picnic and barbecue was given at
Sandusky precinct in this county yesterday,
at which all the county candidates made
themselves agreeably conspicuous. All
praise the affair very much and are satisfied
with the impressions they made upon the
voters present, of whom there were a
respectable" number,
"A telegram to Mr.. c. N Hughes yes
terday announced that the Republican state
central committee met at Springfield yes
terday for the purpose of organizing and
reelected Long Jones chairman, and
Sheppard secretary,i in spite of a very strong
effort made to defeat them. The commit
tee is evidently satisfied with the manner
in which these gentlemen have conducted
the campaigns in the past.
Mr. A. II. Hanson, general passenger
agent Of the Illinois Central railroad com
pany, announces by circular that there will
be an auction sale Of the company's lands
at Effingham, H., Tuesday, Aug, Is, 1899
Agents are therefore instructed to sell eX-
cursion tickets for this occasion at one fare
for the roundtrip. Sale Of tickets is to
begin Monday, Aug, IA, and to continue
until Tuesday, Aug, Is, inclusive.
The Argus persists in intimating that
| its notice of the Sullivan Wilson fight of
Tuesday was Especial dispatch" to it,
And this in face of the fact that it is
known that the so-called dispatch" was
based upon rumor which originated from
the telegraph office where dispatches on
their way to St. Louis were read by the
operators, and the rumor found its way to
the Argus office in crooked" torn, Fur
thermore, the telegraph operators knew
nothing of any Especial dispatch to the
Argus" on Tuesday.
AT Alexandria efforts to restore order
continue. The American force seems to
have won the approval of the English, what
ever that is worth There are reports Of
massacrcs of Europeans at various inland
points. Both the English and French gov
crnmcnts continue 10 put troops ailoat and
there is some probability of more cordial
cooperation In the commons Dixie an-
nouuced that the note Of the powers to the
porte is still unanswered. Gladstone as
sumes all responsibility Tor the action Of
Admiral Seymour which is criticised by the
opposition.
-Elcctons-thc state of Oregon ncld its
general election on May 9Th. Other states
| and territories hold elections this year in
the following months, VIZ: Alabama, Ken
lucky, Tennessee and Utah, in August; Ar
kansas, Maine and Vermont, in September
| Georgia, Indiana, Ohio and West Virginia,
in October; California, Colorado, Connect.
cut, Delaware Florida, Iowa, Illinois, Kan.
sas, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts,
Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi Missouri
Nebraska, Nevada, New Hamshre, New
Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Penn.
sylvania, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia
Wisconsin, Arizona, Dakota, Idaho, Mon
tana. New Mexico, Washington and Wyo
ming, in November. All except Iowa
Mississippi, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan
and Rhode Island elect legislatures; Ken
lucky elects clerk of the court of appeals
IN August. United States senators are tC
be chosen in twenty-six states who will take
their seats March 4, 1888.
| The announcement recently made that
cholera is epidemic at Yokohama calls tc
mind the fact that it no longer takes as long
for the disease to travel to this country a.
it used to. The port of San Francisco now
has such extensive traffic with Asia that i,
may be said to be in almost constant com
munication with every source Of infections
OF course there is quarantine service al
San Francisco, but infection often passes
quarantine and cholera is the most dead,
infection known and the hardest to curb
1t generally follows the lines OF travel will
much certainty. While 1t rarely appears
except as accompanying persons or luggage