The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-10

fined one hundred dollars and costs by
Magistrate Cummings for being agrant,
and given stay to leave town.
"A barbecue is to be given at CONNER
cial Point on the Gath instant under the
special direction of Mr.. II. Mulcahey and
John II. Foster. at will DO grand affair,
never equaed anywhere; all the candidates
will be there, don't forget to cure your
hair" and plat the name of the old bay
mare,
--Iu Italy a feeling hostile to England's
Egyptian Operations is cropping out plain
| ". The uselessness of the conference is
growing more apparent daily. The Esyp'
tians have sent dispatches to Constantine
pie claiming a victory over the English
Saturday An advance was made from
Ramleh yesterday, the guns of the TEN
eraire opening the ball
"A committee appointed Tuesday by
the house of representatives to examine the
works now in progress for the improvement
of the Mississippi consists of Burrows OF
Michigan, Butterworth of ONO,
Hazeltine of Missouri, Robinson of Mas
sachusetts, Hiscock Of New York, Thomas
of Illinois, Carlisle of Kentucky, Holman
of Indiana, and Ellis of Louisiana.
Mr.. VIM Cundiff is natural oil color
artist. His drawings and paintings, ex'
ecuted with remarkable quickness, ac-
curacy and regularity, and displaying a
variety of colors agreeably blended, prove
him to be possessed of talent which he
could, if he would, use not only to his great
pecuuary advantage, but to establish Tor
himself name. There is no exaggeration
about this as all who will examine some OF
his drawings and paintings will readily
admit.
The protection barons sent man
named Carsey before the tariff commission
the other day to representa- certain class
of workingmen," and he declared that the
workingmen had come to the conclusion
that they must have a tarffimposing per
petual average tax Of 100 percent. or else
they would be ruined" The average
tariff tax is now 4319 percent, but the bar
ons, want to double their profits and llttl
= more, too. more protection" means NOR
taxation and higher prices.
Mr.. George w Chellett, the faithful
and gentlemanly cashier OF the Green Linz
i offices here for so many years, has accepted
a chief clerkship in the same company
Offices at Nashville, Tenn, and will leav
l for that city on the lst of September
Mrs. Chelett and "the boy" will remain
here month longer when they too will
take up their permanent OO residence II
Nashville. Their departure will be regret
ted generally, and their wellbeing during
their absence and speedy return to Carr
, will be sincerely hoped for by their many
friends here.
, The Argus informant was wrong il
t saying, while relating the particulars of tn
4 Leonard Tanner fight, that the forme
: struck the latter first. No blows wer'
7 struck and no angry words passed between
i Messrs. Leonard and Tanner until after tn
discussion between the latter and Nj
a Wells was ended. 1t was then that Tame
, went up to Mr., Leonard who was sittn
!, down, and after some words had passe'
G and while Leonard was still in
Q sitting position, Tanner struck him in tn
J. mouth. And it was then that Leonar
arose and knocked Tanner down, and re
ceived the wounds from Tanners knit
which the latter had held in his hand a
the time.
/. The believers in special providence
" are by no means all dead yet, and it is tC
n the benefit Of such as these that we call a
d. tenton to little dispatch from New o
leans Henry Coleman, young man {
good habits, was sitting at his window
a. New Orleans yesterday reading his bibl
l. There were some other people near hln
but they were not reading bibles. A thur
derstorm came up suddenly and lightnln!
bolt killed poor Henry Coleman as dead {
one of the patriarchs of whom he was reaC
- ing. Was this special providence and
~ warning2 The clergymen who make sue
:" telling orations when people are burned
~ a theatre can hardly repudlate this tbeor
" but to be consistent they must admit Hem
=. Coleman's fate was an awful judgement q
" him for reading the bible, view in whic
we hardly coincide.
" The persistence with which sever,
: young men in this city have been courtin
~ for year or more without apparently con
y ing to any conclusion has furnished food {,