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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1888

summated. Besides these Ameroan-buIt vessels there
are five Englishbuilt steamships the line. These yes
sells VIII be continued in the SERVICE and In the four
American boats withdrawn English steamers will be
chartered 10 take their places
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TRIBUNE OFFICE Dec. 26-1 a. m.-The changes In the
barometer yesterday were slight. Foggy, cloudy and
clear weather prevailed The temperature ranged between
27s and 36e the (31Sso being 70 higher than
the corresponding day year and So higher than
Tuesday
Warmer clear weather, followed later in tho day
by RAIN may expected to-day in this city and vicinity
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MRS. w. S. ROSECRANS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-Mrs. Ann Eliza
Rosecrans wife Of General W. Rosecrans OF California
died yesterday the family residence in this city. She
had been confined her bed by cerebral hemOrhage for
nearly year. The funeral services Will take place to-
mOrrCw morning
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-For New England,
warmer fair weather followed by rain snow southery
winds backing TO easterly. lower barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States warmer cloudy weather
followed by rain increasing easerly Winds yeerng ~
sOuthcrly, lower barometer.
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THE PHILADELPHIA OCEAN LINE.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 28-The agents of the
American line emphatcay deny the report published to-
day that the line go out OF existence should the pro-
posed sale OF the four Amercanbu steamships DO
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MRS. SHERhANS NARROW ESCAPE.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 26.-Mrs. General Sherman
and daughter Rachel had narrow escape froIn
heath this afternoon Returning from church their horses
ran away and the carriage struck a lamppost. Inc
women were taken from the wreck uninured but Dady
shocked
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Colgate IL Co.'s
Violet Toilet Water,
For the hanlkerchlef and bath.

Anybody give you Xmas present you didn't expect thcI
give them New Years (Which they expect Hail. Ncol
oranbery Entrances 20 90 Johp.st and II and Ii
Maldenlane. Holiday goods Exchange.
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Two experienced physicians Of the Swift Specific Com
pany Atlanta Ca have located at No. l59 West twenty
thrds and will be pleased 10 all who afflicted with
blood or skin diseases Examination andconsuation free
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ARRIVAL OF THE WIELAED-The steamship Wieland
from Hamburg, arrived here early this morning.
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NETWORK CITY.
1883
Hosnltal SATURDAY. Dec. %.
Hosnital SUNDAY. DEC. 30,

Hospital Saturday, Dec 90 Hospital Sunday, Dec 30.
Gifts toward expenses the endowment OF beds
for building purposes be designated for Hospital Of
this city and such gifts Will be forwarded through The Treas
the Association the Hospital indicated by the donor
Contributions however, especially solicited these
days for the General Fund which will be divided among the
Associated Hospitals according TO the OF the Aso
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bpeelal Notices.
Artistic yIemoriaIs.

The NEW. ENGLAND GRANITE WORKS Hartford Coaa.
ouarries and Workshops. Westerly, r. l.
Fine monumental and building work in Granite Drswiny
and estimates furnished without charge Correspondence
licited. N. Y. Office 1921 Bway. @. W. CANFIELD AgG
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Why endure the agonies OF neuralgia when BeusOns Car
cine Porous PasteTs viii quickly relieve It. 26c.
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M1RRIED-

Burnets Knston aays all irritation OF the skin remOy
ng tam sunburn, and redness OF the skin.
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COUNT RADAY.
OBITUARY NOTES.

VIENNA, Dec. 26.-Count Raday, the Hun
garian Minister Of National Defence, Is dead.
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DIED.

Al notices Of marriages must be Endorsed aith full
name and address.
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diagram v,stIoa teaths
efneh ms perpendicular n give DIVISIONS Ofs Tor the Il hours
y the mIearT duns those hours The broken dotted
nut, Pharnssy Sready,y - 49, - ~ ,Ns'
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MITCHELL, VANCE & CO.,
500 and 1888 Broadway and lsth.st.. New.YOrk.

steele & CO., Feather Buster manufacturers 766 Broad
9Th st. Offer at RETAIL at wholesale discount. 200
varieties Ostrich Turkey and Peacock busters for store ONCE
and dwelling and Furniture Busters elegsnl Piano, Picture
BTcaB and Par0r Dusters Peacock Fans line Library.
COrnice and Carriage Dusters &C.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

a, bA X
- hooHoi moruns NIgnI linche
~ = % = y 10 ~ = . y gIglI 800
* I'LL IN
"a T Srrs-i1
Ia
20 -.-. III III 10 lalgIlS
i +-T-l -- 80.
10 M
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q L- --.r lIIi 20.5
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Gas Fixtures,

Gas Fixtures.
Newest and choicest designs
METAL AND PORCELAIN LAMPS, &C.
An entirely new assortment
FINE CLOChS Of the choicest productions
Of Paris, Vienna, Berlin and
other European cities select
MANTEL SETS. ed by us with great care this
season, exhibition
In shOw.rOoms, which
ARTISTIC have been fitted up with
RRONZES pecial regard 10 the exhibit
ton of Art Productions, aud
to inspection Of which cordial Invitation Is extended.
Also, articles Of ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK, bothaa
que and MODERN great variety and elegance OF
ship -
MITCHELL VANCE & CO.,
$50 and 1888 Broadway and 13th-st. New.York.
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pay no dividend or q very poor dividend. would
Mr.. Chamberlain distribute part of the unearned
increment among the railwaysi He would proba-
bly, answer no; the millions of paupers to have
it not because their logical claim is greater but
because their actual needs greater. The meas
ure of conscaton is not to be the increase in value
which the owner has not earned but the necessities
of those who have contributed TO it. He expressly
proposes that "the cost of any scheme for the re-
construction of an unhealthy area should be levied
on all owners Of landed property, including long
lease holders tchin certain district 10 be determined
by the scheme"
Mr.. Chamberlain takes pains to tell us that the
reform he advocates has become all at urgent
because the misery Of the poor, instead of dimin-
ishng increases. "Neua before was the misery of
the very poor more intense, or the conditions of
their daily life more hopeless and depraved."
Is that sol Does Mr.. Chamberlain really know
what the conditions Of the daily life Of the very
poor really were hundred, two hundred years ago,
in Englandi Macaulay, in the celebrated Third
Chapter which an English politician must be sup
posed to have read after describing the condition
of the fashionable quarters of London in 1885, in
terms which would now seem too strong for the
slums of Shoreditch, observes with unanswerable
force aWhen such was the state of the region in
habited by the most luxurious portion of society,"
we may easily believe that the great body of the
population suffered what would now be considered
as nsupportable grievances"
Mr. Chamberlain, moreover, includes not only the
outcast and utterly wretched poor, but the work
ngmen Of England, In his catalogue of the injured
Wealth, he declares has run into pockets" In
diyiduals and classes have grown rich beyond the
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-06
THE UNNAMED ELEPHANT.
The Narrow Escape Of Pilot, Trainer
Excitement in a Show.


NEW YORK, April s. The big elephant
Pilot, which uulil the appearance ol jun.
DO was the srse-, beast in Barnum,
Hutchinson r. I'silcy's show, was chained
Wednesday evening. as his keeper
explained II. fore and sftr In his quar-.
tsra In the Madison Square Garden, and
the employees made wide distance in pass.
ing the surly brune' Az ABOUT O'Clock
s,a"b,n, ' ~. t.k ~ y, p,, ,Je tn'' ,h.
rw.n,v,.ix,h .traot Ia a., ~ 49,
nnnosi;s ,heir s,aI,s ~ d,s,r ~" go, go" , ~,
haiussn ,hs TOO mai.. a,,I ou,,b,f,f - ,ho
go .n ,hs, 49, h"aJ. 81 piIn,s "a A. .u ~.
wars 49,, Nv H. SmiSani, "a
w,,hor, y" ~ , nru'i p an
r.ya t,rin,,. 80. .hbe. IA
ssvs h,m hinw wh,,h W., ,o,,, J,J
Sin, ovar an NJ. .,da Ai,'"r, OppJjn
ha was rsce,,aS n, ,nn,har 49, ,.binh
ss,,n unss, him I'D hv ,h,. -. ,ho " en'
,7ra ,ro,,ns 80 a,anhsn,a 80 foiIoy;n,,
with srciismsn, Ernsx Il, ,h. ms,n,i,nss
Nd ,,dsJ ~ go. Ma! T., ha,,.oan ~
two brIt.s' but wss pushej asn,lv Aside by
p,io, ~ ~ ,no rnst. ais",,, 1oa y.
ioye,hs nn sy .%r WIN S pIan ~. b ae
,U s' .,rna oss,n h T" s,Iasd tn ,he ou,
nos,s .,,n6or,,nv ,ha S"or ~ ,h AN .n,rh,,h.'
s,sr shovs wsfe tnoctad down Ths
beam, forming these on,t. were .,x,een
inches sonaree and tber were ARMY brsced
both above and below AZ soon a, The
arht bagsn. Mr.. Newman. ina trainer Il,
charge. hurried 10 IN. mot, and by yigor.
ou,lS beating Pilo, pcceeded IN driving
him back 10 his stsjl and chsjning both his
fore feet To Tho door While this wa,
being done the elephant stood with
49,. r.,,,v ,.n,,.r
MO inuSA AM 'AiL fLif ED
and his huge ears spread wide open. but he
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-06
NEWS NOTES.

Creditors Of TODD. French 4 Co., shoe
dealers in II. Louis, met Wednesday In
Boston aud figured the liabilities VI $40. =.
though appraised NJ much less, Sixty
cents unsecured Is offered by the trN.
On Wednesday, VIM. Col.Nrsvs q,
Portsmouth. o.. Mrs. WIN. Smith 81 Nor.
mandy. TENT, llamlm Ayeworh, .
brakeman Of the Wabash ~ stanton, III. 1,
an unknown man VI Bloomington, IN. and
y. ;. Ol,nssteal, a conductor, ~ Uallss.
Tex, were fatally Injured by railroad
trains.
The residence OF d.. j. ", McNnu.. OF
columbia. Mo-: \, W. Hall h Co.. y.
hardware Mors, H. u. Iackson's dry
aQoIs store, the Union Bank building aud
Masonic and odd Fellows Hall At Greeley
COL; George HmrN's farm residence d,
Robinson. III. and seven business hou.rs
and . livery stable ~ Csdiz. Triyg couuty,
KY. furnished fond FOR flames wsdNes.
day. "t
On wednesday Artlrcw Hen.ern.dt swd
Charles McCarty. Two boys, we're Killed IN
Bond street, Baltimore. ny sgss explvpicn
\ sewer running under nond and t,hsv
streets was filed with gss, which sscaP~d
from u leakiug street main and which vas
accidentally ipnited by q sevea.veAr, old
boy named Robert Sweat throwing match
down u inan-hole. Tho Atree,s were, torn
w Tor distance Of several blocks, while
private pfOvcrty wss extensively dsWAged
nv tho explosion. Several psvsOus whOee
names were moi AsesgtalwsA were ssveteIy
Injured.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-06
Illinois LAG isis 'urc.

eYRINGYIKLD, April 8. Both houses OF
the Legislature met Wednesday afternoon
ct b O'Clock. Senator Mason presided In
the Senate but no business WAS transacted.
there being no quorum present. In the
House sevsrs, new bills were introduced,
and twenty -four were read the first time
and referred. A petition for M appropri-
alton for the preservation OF battle flags
and two In favor Of high license were pre-
sentcd. A motion to reconsider the vote
whereby the motion was lost to make The
prohibition resolution a special order for
July was carried. Both houses adjourned
TO $3.50 o'clock this morning.
The committee appointed some time ago
10 investigate the affairs OF the llinOl.
Central Railroad has concluded It's work,
and IL ready 10 draw M its report, which
will not be presented before the early days
OF next week. II IL known, however, that
the report VIII show that the company has
paid regularly and faithfully 10 the State
by law, and that its accounts are In nc.
eordsnce with the most Intelligent system
OF accounts approved bs the leading rail.
roads Of the country.
The House organized this morning with
increasing evidences OF business intentions.
Bills on the first reading having been
exhausted Wednesday evening, the regular
order referred to those on second Few
new bills were introduced. A number OF
petitions we're received against the Harper
and all kindred bills on the subject Of
license. After the report Of several com.
mifsees, the bill providing for the alolsh.
Ing OF the grand Jury system was discussed
Of considerable length, and finally had II,
consideration postponed tor a week Tue
general appropriation bin then came np
aud was read. Mr.. Burns moved Ia rrtsr
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-06
A Man who Threatened TO do Despsrsts
De<ds but Didn't,

NEW YORK, April 3. Miss Catherin
Lewis IL determined she viii not make up
her dispute with Mr.. Oscar Arfwedson, her
husband. She will have nothing TO do with
him, On Sunday Mr.. ArfwedSon, who had
hscn very bold up 10 tlat time, began 10
grow contri,e. Hs wrote to his wife tina,
he would never drink or gamble aga II II
only she would take him back. There was
no answer. Mr.. Arfwed.on grew desper.
ate aud sent word that he intended 10
commit suicide unless she would send
him word Of consolation. Hc could NOT
live alone. This did not have the
desired effect. Miss Lewis wss obdurair.
and IL said TO have stated that II he had
cut his throat before she had made his &C.
quaiu,Apce II would have bsen better for
her. Then cane a message that Arrived.
sou was very III indeed and hardly expected
10 live. II WAS pneumonia. mingled with
his grief. To this touching statement Miss
Lewis did not respond. On the contrary
she visited the theatre Monday evening and
appeared to heartily enjoy II. Mr, Arrived
son, on Tuesday, driven to his las'
cntrenchments, tried the grand coup
by. conveying privately to his
wife the Intelligence that his mother was
Just dead IN v ales, and had Jeff him
ft,oW.. This he thought would p,I.vr
Lewis. Then he started Tor Philadelpha,
where he has some friends. evidently hay
ing given up the game. Miss Levi, said
"a great many reporters have come TO 'oe
me. l absolutely refused 10 see any OF
them, and now repeat that do not wish
10 make any statement whatever, cxccp :.
Ing that do not intend "a have anything
further 10 do with Mr.. Arfwodson. That
IL . closed page, the nero remcmbrsnr" OF
which IL painful enough.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-06

ALTON, H., April o.-The rs.iwQuest
over the remains OF Rosa and DsPagA took
place Wednesday iu the Rocky Fork house
where they we're murdered. A throng
was IN attendance aud some twanty wit.
nesses were examined, but no lgh, wH
thrown on the mystery,
The theory that sthar Ross or De rush
had seduced o girl living 10 Rocky Fork has
fallen through. ~ no one Will swear 10 tho
fact, The inquest has made Il evident that
the crime was not committee for vengs-
snce. None Of the Witnesses could give
any instance Of any trouble that included
either Of the dead men. Wech swore that
De Pugh told him Parker hsd threatened
him with violence because be had gone
after Parker's dog, which bad meantime
been found and taken homo BY it, owner.
hut Parker emphaticsllv denied the story.
The murder was probably committed for
robbery, n II 10 true, as reported, that De
Pugh had $50 with him when be came into
Alton the dsy before the murder, aad thst
Ross had $40 In the house.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-06
THE MARkE rs.
APRIL, y, 1883.
Rive Sleek.

CHICAGO.
HO0S-slew =, lOc lower; light s. IND
7 30: mixed packing s,0ai 50: heavy pack
ius and shipping n 80faI ~,
CATTLE-Lower. One car hne exports
" 10; exports 70 AaeS 80; common aud
good to choice shipping fra6 sO CON
mon 10 fair % <1fd6 ~: hutchert " 500
); sioctsrs s ioSt 20.
~ 81. LOUIS.
CATILE-Export steers ~ SNa7 Is;
good 10 heavy native sreew " 25dS1 Is;
eommouto medium native steers ~ 5ONa
IS; F., fair 70 good feeders " I5CtS Is;
Gommon to good stockss - 1904 Is; com.
mon 10 choice native COWS and heifers ~ ~
- 90i sealiswags $3S3N.
SHEEP-Steady. Good to fancy S bOCa
500; medium TO fair ~ ;5ta5 -; common
HoSs.~Lish, to good Yorker. s. Sa
100; heavy shippers s, 2,CS7 50; mixed
packing. .; DfeT 80; butchers to extra
G5QN01 "a; skips aud culls 10 SOFAS Is.
Grain. Etc
CHICAGO.
wHEkT-Apnl 81 0as; May S l01I0
"; Juas 81 @A; July " osn; year
81 02H.
CORN April @.; May a,; June N.i
OATS--April 4os; May Htas, Juav
St; July as; year 49,.
or. LOUIS,
wHEAr-April " 0Ib.; May 81 % ia
Y to 81 QSK; June " l0S(Gs Ia 81 l0S;
July $ro6k 10 81 Nk; vssr " 0a..
CORN--Aprii AK; Nay 4as@s to 49,;
June hlk to5ik; July 6s& to 53k.
OATS-April AK b., May a.. b.; June
&N h.; July 3SH.
xEw voM.
WHEAT-Msy 81 i8k; June 81 2oS.
CORN-Msy SE; Juno 86s.
OATS MAY 81; June ".
Csunsrx Produce. Etc.
sr. LOUIS.
BUTTER--Lrssmery choice to fancy ~
0h,s7; seconds ut best dsiry rates. Dairy
shoios 10 fancy 9bfS9'; occasionally . shade
more for giltedgo pkgs. medlum and low
grades nominal q l0dSia. Northern h | --
sholSs q 0toiS, medium l4t0is. Nearby
make u hAt supply, but demand very
llmited--QuotAbls d iA0i7, according 10
quality. Sails: II tuhs fancy creamery
EGGs steady sud uuchsnssd. S.l.s
wsre Of iaNc. Goose eggs s5S3o.
POULTnY--Livs---Chl Chickens --cocks y W
~ 1a;. mixed oloA a6i hens ~ 1904 Is;
| turkeys, hsns and small gobblsrs $i2Gl5;
large esLblers N6(11e. ducks--small to
medium = soe>A, gosdto choice - 2s0sA IL,
geese no'ainsl. prsassd--turksys salsble
4 lie psv ID.
LEXD--Tha tone - this market 10 Arm.
snd spsc,sl brsAds Of refined are sa,ab,s Al
ND.
,-.4 III. ifvx1rooL.
Coustry paSksts rstAsr dull. Weather
10 Euelsia ms. Coed miysd American
cora q ceast desliHed. CAlifcrnia wh-N
81 eoast declined ~. Californis wheat 10
arrive declined "a. Spot wheat dull and
leavy; 10. 1sRryug - ID; No, q spring g
ID; wsslsrN w1ulet ~. Mixed western
cein dvll an1 deDeeees1 atM. Dslusud
freu UnlAo1 Iln61eM saA Cenuasnt dull
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-06
A DIVORCE SUIT
In Which St. louisaus are lrssssssd.

sr. LOUIS, April S.--rbe McCcrd Al.
voree suit is continued ia. dsr.
The most interesting testimony thus
far II that OF Al G.. Grimes. the
-x-Contederate, who was employed hy
McCord to follow his wife on her Eastern
tour last Fall. The manner In which
Grimes got his evidence was very search.
in consisting Of peeps over trsnsoms In
Nv, cls, forcing himself into a state room In
sound steamer In which Mrs. NcCord
and Reed were ensc0ned, and
other cheeky moves. the soiv
wonder being that Al. didn't Sei
shot in bis sesrchngs after truth
Mrs. NcCord was eros, examined. She
spoke IN very low tone, At hrst, hut a she
warmed UP to her work she could be pials-
~ heard BY the bald heads In the further
corners Of the room. oil OF them no, being
abls TO get front seats. The Judge sSlAcsd
the spectators by telling them thet could
hear oil thst wss good for than.
The counsel for Mr. McCord wisbsd 10
call more expert testimony, but the judge
ruled that that the ground had heea veil
covered and he could not Afford 70 spend
any moro time. By mutual agreement
the counsel waived arguing the
ease and the Judge took ID under advise.
ment. Mr.. MeCord sdmh.ed that he
owned $4,000 In real estate and had an
income Of s., 500. Mrs. McCord had prev.
iously testified that her husband sllowsd
her 800 q month
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-06

IsDs.sAp0LIs, April S.--Ksntiand, Ind.
was visited With destructive 6re lac,
aight, rtsultiug IN almost the total Of the
business portion OF the town.
Twenty nrmS were burned sui, the follow
ing beias AuoaE the principal losses: q.
G. vsndsfwster. dry goods, u 100; Poole
/ Bro, hardware, stoves and implements,
a, 900; Mccullough 4 Co., drugs, $1,000;
kssfo A Bros., groceries aud hardware.
p, 900; John 2. veaich. bank building,
", 900; Nlchols, Kirsrh, saloon, ~, 900;
WeidA 4 CoffinAn. restaurant. S2, 900; John
Hubsrts. saloon, total loss. On stock and
building there was Ss,0ol insurance. In
addition N above numerous other loss,s
were sustained, varying from $50 10 ST..
800, among the latter being the Discount
aud Deposit Bsuk. The total loss will be
fully 100. 900. hSlf Of which IA covered by
insurancs.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-06

New YORK, April 5.-A recspfios "a,
given to Genera Diax be the Produce IA.
change. There was a large attspdasce.
The Exchange wac drsped with hrxicas
aud American coors, tand the Seventh
Regiment Band engaged for the occasion.
l.. r, Holman, president Of the Exchange.
read an address Of welcome. 70 which
Dlsl replied. Altar the reception Dlax
aud party accompanied by numbsr NJ
members Of the Exchange visited the
grain elevators and other points OF infsrses
on the bay and rivers.
Exhibitors ana members OF the In
vsntor's Institute, passed resolutions VI J. .
gret at Cooper's death The Chsmbsr ~
Commerce. and Commissioners II UbAIiaiss
and Corrections also took appropriate &c.
lion In the matter, The Chamber Of Com.
merce adopted = resolution declaring nat
the existing classification on wes,-bound
traffic, as established By the trunk tines,
discriminate unIustly against the dry g0oda
trade, and requested the Railroad Com.
missioners OF this State TO visit New York
and inquire into the facts, aud report TO III
Legislature II a change in the rsilroad law
Ia not eslrabla.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-06
CENTRAL America.

PANAMA, March 27.--Severe and contin'
nous rioting has. taken place along the line
Of the canal works. originating IN race ma
tired between the Jemaicans and Cart
geninns. some twenty OF the former have
been mastered, and the Government mus
itself unable 10 restore order. Arm.
ere being Unfortunately purchased, and
about 5000 mon drinking freely, serious
trouble 10 anticipated. Tho i.thmns \.
heing rapidly overrun by the drcgs Of oil
nations. De Lsassps lexvcs the isth,nus
to-day for Now York. lie insists that he
ssnsl will be 1nish~d In 1885,.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-06
Star. Route Trial.

wAsHlSGTos, April5, --Vsile's esou-
examination was resumed In tho Sisy-
route trial to-day. He testified that 9. N,
Dorsey advanced money on various routes
Witness had no knowledge Of the number
OF men and animals used on ths Tongue
River route nor the aggregate expsuss Of
the equipment OF the route. Hs kept the
running expenses in his head and had NO
book, showing the receipts and eKpend.
i,urs'' Tbe Govsrnment aud banks ksp,
made an affidavit, upon the vsrmillton,
sioux Falls route without having any posi-
tive knowledge OF the number OF men and
stock re luired. lie ought to have had 10
men and the same number OF horses upon
the Tongue River route, but never an,
pIoyed that force.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-06

BnAiDwoop, H., April 5.-The belief
10 growing here that the wIsest plan 10 10
close the Diamond shaf snd make no fur
ther stismpi 10 rscover The dii, bodies still
entombsd there. Some OF thu Polish sui.
fsrers. however. tancy that there was dis
eriminsuen made In tbs search. A. the las,
sir bodies recovered were those OF Scotch.
men. Unl6ss they make . plea tC the Pol.
hh Consul Il probable that no further
sIplorsiions will be made, swing to the
danger.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-06
GERM ANY.

KEEL, April b.--The names Of the four
socialists arrested here Tuesday, while on
their way from the Socialist Congress u,
Copenhagen, are Bebel, DietI. Aucr and
Nuuln,instsr. Although they were mem.
bsn " the Reichstsg, their papers were
seized and cont Gated 10 tho State. The
ossd i,i.sStcrtinS from tSs prisoner. ore ANY
sral evidence against their party and they
were finally released,