The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-02

DE Lesseps' apsses to and from Cairo and
has told the Arabs to obey De Lesseps Or
ders. A Spanish iron-clad has gone to
Ismaiia, The kheeive has sent to Italy
for 200 policemen.
The national federation of Labor
unions in an address says it is of the great
est Importance that the candidates for the
next congress, of all parties, should be
called on to clearly define their
dositiou ON the great question
of labor and capital before election day
A convention of workingmen is also called
to meet in Washington the 18th of No
vember
The BULLETIN had call yesterday
from Michael McGrath, the gentleman who
was attacked by dog in Messrs, Hinkle &
Sons meat shop on Ohio levee the day before
Mr. McGrath claims that the dog did bite
him and showed the cut in both pants and
thigh where he says the animals tooth pene-
trated But the dog did not belong in the
shop, nor TO Messrs Hnkle & Son, and he
has been removed"
Another candidate for the appellee
clerkship has come above board. 1t is
Hon. ] B. Jones, of Efinghsm county,
who received the instruction of the delega
ton from that county, selected on Saturday.
On the samedsy mass convention in Mount
Vernon, Jefferson county, selected six dele
gates to the judicial convention
and instructed them TO vote as
a unit for Hon r. A. d. Wilbanks.
Messrs Walker & Taylor Of the Full
tonisn, at Fulton, Ky, having sold all their
old newspaper material, have procured a
complete, brand new outfit and are pub
fishing heater, larger weekly than ever
in the same lively town of Fulton. They
are evidently enterprising young men and
deserve to succeed Their new paper is an
eight column folio, full of valuable reading
matter and perfect beauty in makeup.
Two men named Anthony Collier and
W. II. Eastman were yesterday bitten by
mean NANCY cur that finds congenial
company in that habitation of sin and
Indebtedness known as the Clark block.
Both men sought the office of Magistrate
Comings aud made sffidavits to this effect.
Chief Myers will probably make another
descent upon that noble edi6ce and de-
populate it of the dozen or two remaining
CANNES which manage to exc out an un-
taxed, miserable existence there.
Collections yesterday were generally
reported to be better than on the first of
previous months, which is encouraging to
businessmen. A busy fall and winter is
confidently looked for by all. There is
certainly good reason to expect It, for crop
prospects were seldom better and plenty Of
farm products means plenty of money
among the producing and working classes,
and free circulation thereof among
dealers.
"A plaster cast of the face and hand of
Miss Fannie Parnell was successfully taken
Sunday by philadelphia artist, who will
at once cast plaster bust to be taken to
England. The artist says that Miss Parnell's
face was quite natural in death, and that
he had no difficulty in making fine job.
The cast of the hand was taken at the re.
quest Of Mrs. Parnell, the mother. Amarillo
bust will be made from the plaster for Miss
Parnel's distinguished brother Charles
Stewart Parnell, with whom she was
great favorite.
MIR. j. II Traxler, boot and shoe deal
er, on Commercial avenue, made an assign
ment Monday to Messrs s. Mann & Co,
dry goods merchants up town. The liabi-
tiles are 81, l,0S; and the assets 81, 561 ~,
making the excess of the former over the
latter, $l,5276S. The continued inter
ruption Of business caused by the late
feed and the last years drouth, probably
contributed more than anything else to Slr.
Traxler's embarrassment If judcous
management and enterprise could have
saved him, Mr. Traxler would certainly
now be one Of our most prosperous business
men, for he showed both these qualities in
a fair degree.
Sunday the family Of Circuit Clerk
A. II. Irwin had ice cream for dinner. The
cream was partaken Of by all. About five
o'clock Miss Massey, sister OF Mrs Irwin, and
Misses Julia and Mary, daughters Of Mr..
Irwin, were taken down with cramps in the
stomach and fits of vomiting. Mr.. Irwin
also experienced the same symptoms about
eight o'clock, but in milder degree. A
physician who had been called pronounced
the symptoms those of link posoning and