The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-26
Al New York.

NBw YORK, July 25.-The situati on
down town, AZ far as the effects OF the
strike are concerned, are unchanged. and
business isstil very seriously injured by
the interruption Of telegraph facilities. At
the Produce Exchange the members are be.
coming very impatient. The trades are
suffering by reason OF the strike. At the
Stock Exchange the complaints and pro.
test OF members are also growing louder
and louder Mr.. Frederick Tacott de.
clared that something must be done { 0
settle the difficulty, ~ the public could not
stand this state OF Affairs much longer. He
represented that the feeling on this
matter Is becoming more and more
intense among the members OF the Ex.
change. Mr.. Henry Clews corroborstes
this statement. He says that the company
made great mistake In not compromising
with the operators at first, instead OF slap
ping them In the face, and he declares that
the only outcome Of the fight, must ultimi-
mately be compromise. The brokers be
lieye that the claims OF the strikers are
just. President orion, says he, would
never have permitted the mistake OF allow
ing the operators to strike.
Thousands OF tickets for the base ball to-
day In behalf Of the strikers we're sold on
the streets Tuesday.
Simon sterne, the anti.monopoly LAWYER,
has prepared for the Board OF Transpor.
tation an opinion, 10 the effect that the
telegraph companies stand legally In the
same position as the railroad companies did
during the freight handlers strike, that
they come under the operation OF the COM
mon law In regard to com mon carriers.
At Castle Garden much difficulty was ex-
perienced In obtaining replies to kilograms
sent out to friends Of arriving immigrants,
and In many cases the mail service was used
10 place OF the telegraph. This trouble costs
the State much money, as persons who are
oollgsd TO await their friends, or instruc-
tons from friends, must be
cared for by the Commissioner.
many 'are detained for over thirty. six
hours, and sleeping accom- modatiops and
FOOD are furnished them. At the Shin
news ONCE much inconvenience IL felt by
the news which Ia received. Owing TO tho
ignorance OF the female operators OF shin.
ping yernacular, all reports have to be y.ri.
ned by the agents Of an incoming vessel he.
fore they are used officially.
Gen. Ecksrt on being shown a Chicago
dispatch stating that DR.. Green was report.
cd TO have cabed him to concede to the dc.
mAnds Of the strikers, said at once and en-.
phatica'ly that not only had no such dis
patch been received, but that Dr.. Green
had In his last cabegram expressed dia.
metrically opposite sentiment.
SUMMING UP rHE WEEK.
The week Of the strike has passed and tho
peaceabe disposition and the orderly con.
duct OF the strikers has called out universal
commendation. They have made many
friends among the general public and In
business circles. In private conversation
they talk very decidedly and persistently Of
their expectations, and seem TO have no In.
tcntion Of wsvering. Their determination
Is the subject Of much comment, and even
u executive ofiices the greatest surprise 10
expressed that they should, in view Of tho
situation, be determined 10 hold out. II
cannot be said that 20 outward appearance
hsrsis any understanding between ths