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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-12
EMe,iliic,s Return.

NEW YORK, Oct. l0.-Mr, Frederick
Gebhardt spent the greater part Of his first
day since hi, arrival from Europe IN Mon.
day at jerome Park. He was we coined at
the club, and at Delmonico', in the morn
Ing bv several Of his former associates, but
declined, It is SAID, 10 re- late any OF his adj
ventures on the other side or to discuss his
future movements. II" was dressed 10 a
tight.duing and hand'omely-cut suit
OF gray cloth, which .iyn II
clothes be generally fleet; brown
hat, and wore bputonnere al day,
A friend who had seen uim laid: Freddie
j. the same Freddie precisely. was sur
pr.ed, a, were all h, friends, TO see him
to-day, ~ We all thought he would certain
~ come on the Oregon. He will probably
run on to Newport 10 see his sister, Mrs.
Frederick Nelson but will return next
week, and you may safely believe he vii
not be far away when the oregon comes in.
He j. more reticent than ever. ! thought
be would De about his stay abroad, and IL is
10 use trying 20 draw him out on the sub.
iart -
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Eyerybody's Fight.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 10. The Enquirer al
5 0 clock this morning says il is eyerybody's
fight at this hour. The Lincoln Club has
returns from i5r.y-nine precincts In Hamil-
ton county, giving Hoady Is, $50, Foraker
Il, So. The Lincolnil Club gives HoadIy
from ! 900 10 900 majority in Hamilton
county, and claims the election Of kouwin-
er for county treasurer AT the DuCkWortu
Club Dalton and Brewster claim the cleo
ton Of the entire Highland House ticket
by so majority. While very incomplete,
only twenly.seyen precincts being report
ed, the following i. the vote cast for For
sker and Hoadly Tor Governor, showing
the Repub liesn and Democratic gains over
the vote year ago: H0ad.y. an, For.
aser, 7.229. This is a net, gain i0i the
r publicans Of /. 40 II thi. ratio should
be KEEP, W the Republicans gaia In this
county would be about 1000, which would
It'll leave Hoadley majority Of 400.
Later retarns throughout the state en-
pbasiye the probability that Judge Hoadly
is elected Governor and give a stronger COL
oring to the expectation thatthe legislature
will 60 Democratic il CuyahOgA and Hamii-
ton counties do a. they have been expected
to There are late indications from Cleye.
land which are not 50 promising for the
Democrats a. those that came before
the small hours Of The morning The
probability remains that the Democrats
have carried their Stale ticket and the
legislature. Latest reports from Co,um-
bus represen, that the second amendment,
though It bas very large vote, will fall a
little short Of adoption. Returns are still
very lazy and no definite figures can be
given al this writing az 10 final result
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-12

CINCINNATI, Oct. 10. The Commercial
Gazette In its last edition is morning
says: 1.-The impression prevails that
Hoadly Is elected Governor by from 8, 0eO
to 5000 majority. Full reports may give a
different result, bur the outlook is not IA.
NoIabe. The Legislature is In doubt, but
is claimed by both sides. The second
amendment vote Is large, but probably
defeated by the Cincinnati vote. The
counting OF the returns ~ in confusion
In this county, and, owing to the very
late work, the morning newspapers have
barely u suggestion Of the detailed vote.
Everybody Is worn out: progress
to-day Is slow. The best estimate ON Ham.
iton county from additional returns 70 =.
ceiyed this morning gives lIoadly major.
ity Of from 800 to 2, 5-O, with the lie gis,u.
tive aud county ticket either divided or the
Democrats defeated. This, based on the
seturns from u out Of lO3 precincts,
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Random Shots,

HAMu1oS, oct. 70. -Hoadly's majority
in Butler county Win four townships to
hear from Is estimated at 2,77s; loss, 23l.
Elliott, Democrat for senator, IN dead.
DAYroN, oct 10, -IIoadly's majority In
this county is ZIP, Democratic gain Of
267 Bremen, Democrat, is elected sena.
tor,
PAULiNG, oct, No. This county gives
Hoadly 20 majority; loss 90. The second
amendment has majority Of 2l2.
VASwERr, Oct 10, --fuII returns give
Foraker 81 majority, Hughes, Republican
representative, elected. The second
amendment, go majority.
SPRINGFIELD, Oct. 10. -Foraker,s OFF.
cial majority IN this county is ,igj: Re.
publican gain OF 800, The Republican
county ticket is elected
Sidney, OHIO, Oct. l0.-Large Demo-
-atic majority. Prohibition had majority
IN town.
RnvENNA, Oct, l0.--Returns indicate
that Portage county will give Foraker 800
majority; again OF 2i0 sherman, Tepub.
Ican Representative, elected.
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Press Opinio MS on The EIeetion.

NKw YORK, oct. l0.-The He raid says.
"TDe cause Of prohibition has been pushed
in this campaign a. 1t has never before
been pushed in Ohio. The yigor OF the
contest aided by the exceptionally fine
weather, ha, brought out what may prove
10 BE- the largest vote ever polled 10 the
state While the issue has greatly In.
creased the absolute strength Of both sides,
il has given the Democrats large addition
Of ballot. which would otherwise have gone
D. Republicans. And had 1t not been for
tckerings and dissensions with the party,
the Mclean and PendietOn fight In Cincin.
natl. the sickness. and absence from the
state Of Judge Hoadly, etc, the Democra-
tic vote would have been still larger"
The Tribune says: Both parties claim
Cincinnati and the state. The Dem ocratic
strength can never be known until the cities
have been heard from, but he returns from
all over the state show such steady Repub.
lean gains a. 10 make II highly probable
that the Democratic plurality Of ~, 10 Of
last ycar ba been overcome. -
The Times s1y,: There was very large
vote cast IN Ohio Yesterday, but up 70 the
present writing the returns are too
scattering 10 enabIe us TO form
any accurate estimate Of the result. The
figures ,eceyel indicate very decided
gain Tor the Republicans over the vote Of
last year, with which comparisons are
made, Much will depend On the result IN
Hamilton county, where the count is uD.
usually slow, though it ha. gone far
enough 20 show tina, the anti machine
Dcmocn, vote was pitiiul failure and that
the exposure ottho Mclean factions cor.
rupiIon aud chIcaucry In the nominating
convention did moi disturb the votes Of more
than / 500 respectable Democrats.
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Grain.
CIIICA AGO.

WHEAT 93HCGi November; 9Jh
December; 4Bs January.
CORN-i7T0k November; iGT year;
49, May,
OArS-27h October; 2sS November;
3lEd32 May.
81, LOUIS,
WHEAT-Lowcr; closing at II ok
November; 81 02H Decembet; 81 WH
a. January.
CORN ~ Higher i31iMi3T November;
Uti year; Hh b, May,
OsTs-IIlghcr; - b. October; PIX b.
November; 81, b. May, Provisions quiet.
Hogs easier.
SEW YORK,
WHEAT -- October 81 Osi; November
II 1913; December II l2h; January
81 AZ.
CORN -- October j0A; November
30; December 6Sl, January jS
OATS -- October 3l', November 70 - (;
December 3Gl; January 3Ih,
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country Produce.

BUTTER Creamery at 2Bl02S to - for
selections, 4 shade more In asmall way;
seconds ut dairy rates, DAIRY At 2O'02?
for choicc to fancy to 2jDgl for selections;
fair l2al5; low grade S0lO, Good TO
choice nearby In pa Is ll@l3' common Ia
L. The market ruled steady and unchanged
during the week until yesterday, when
there was an easier feeling manifested.
The demand has been almost exclusively
for the best qualities aud only from the To-
cal trade. Medium and low grade SIN
Oyctplcnty and dull.
pOtLrR Unchanged; offerings and
demand equally light. We quote:
Spring chickens small Sld1l %; good to
choice 81 bOai 7j fancy largo " O0lp
2 %; Old chickens Cocks " 2jN0a 40,
miyrdt2 bOa2 10; hens ~ 0OD3 OO ducks
- OOr89 30; turkeys SlCces; geese S3'do.
EGGS Receipts, 2.Oii pks. Demand
good; choice marks easy al 1Sc.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-12

DEs MoNE-. Ia, Oct. l0.-Returns are
unusually SOW. The Republicans claim .
plurality Of 20, 900 Tor the whole ticket,
with The senate beayily Republican. Dem
ccra'. conceie 1000 TO 1900 on stats
ticket. but claim the House is close. In
the 9TH Congressional district Cook, Green
back Democrat. is probably elected. The
House j. anti. prohibition, The Demo.
Gratis are disappointed in the large ct.es
and river counties, bnt have unexpected
gain, throughout the interior.
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Widely differing Bulletins.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. l0.--The result
Of the election in this county is still in
definite, and the official count NAV be re-
guirrd to decide some cases. The Re-
pub leans probably elect one Judge, and
perhaps three Of the six representatives.
The judges and clerks OF election have been
counting all night and forenoon IN several
wards. The figures trst reported In some
eases are now contrdicted, The newspaper
office, and other centers of.intormaiions are
tbronged with anxious crowds, patiently
waiting for returns, which cannot yet be
gwen with any degree Of liability. Widely
differing bulletins are being posted.
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THE MARKE rs.
OCTOBER 10, 1888,

CIIICAGO.

CHICAGO,
CATTLE -- Receipts 1000; quiet ;
exports 50 0D6DG 30; good 10 choice
shipping quoted at s. 10 6r5 90 common
10 iair - 00ld5 10.
HOGS Receipts ~, 900 weak and l0l9l5c
lower: light at - S0C05 20;
rough packing 81 tJi84 ID; heavy packing
and 81 Piping 81 S9lGtj n.
sT. LOUIS,
CATTLE-ExporteS s. SOFAS Is, good
% heavy do s. j0i9j rs; light " fair 81 GOA
4 IS common to medium 81 i06i %; fair
% good Colorado 81 ol0j 10; southwest 50 -
IA 20; grass Texans 81 2j1ni 2j; light to
rood ,tockcrs 5 jD103 -; fair to good feed
RS 50 1jtbi 70; common 10 choice native
cows and heller, - 55'pt %; sclIIawass Of
any kind g 0Odg ~.
SHEEP - Common 10 medium " 5OD
3 u; fair 10 good - j0'G3 10 prime - 20
t54 10; fair 10 good Texans s. 7j'a3 %.
HOGS Receipts 4,49l head; shipments
9, 100. Duh and easier at a decline Of l0c.
Workers slow and weak at So 90; rough to
good apncking s. j0ai 90; butchers
- 9y,Qj o..
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-12

COLUMBUS, Oct. 1.-THE Republican
committee thinks Hoaiiy's majority will DE
5000 to 1000. and that Rose will be elected.
Governor Foster thinks Hoadiy', chances
be,t, and does not abandon hope Of either
Governor or legislature.
Tue Attest from Cleveland indicates that
Hoady will have 4 small myjofity 10 that
county. with the Legislative ticket, four
Democrats and two Repub leans, Al head
quarter. the Republicans are still boring
for a change. The Democrats claim the
Legislature by i've and the Republicans lie
Senate by one.
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The Legislature Republican.

DIS MONIES, Ia, Oct, 10. -Returns re-.
ceiyed up to TIL. hour increase rather than
decrease the estimate Of the Republican
state Committee, sent at O'Clock this
morning, showing that ~ Republican
member. Of the House are elected, -
Democrats, and % unreported, Of which
the Repub IicaHs claim Y certainly.
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Hymem in The Presence of Death.

PoTrSyILIE, Pa, oct, 10. Mrs, Thorn
as Cooch, who was SO terribly burned last
Thursday morning while engaged in max
ing apple butter--an account Of which APP.
pcarcd in these coumus-died last evening
after great suffering. The unfortunate
woman had an unusually strong cons.itu'
ton, and rallied at times SO that her physl-
clan and family entertained strong hopes Of
her recovery until this morning, when she
grew worse and began to sink rapidly.
Mr.. Cooch had looked forward with
great pleasure to the marriage OF her
daughter to prominent young man OF this
city. which was to take place October -,
but, seeing that her death was approaching,
she called ser daughter TO the bedside and
requested that the marriage cerem ony be
performed before she breathed her last.
There was no time for preparations but
minister was promptly sent for, and one
hour subsequent the ceremony was per-
formed at the bedside OF the dying woman,
their grief oyershadowing the happiness Of
their nuptial,. Mrs. Cooch fingered Q
short time afterward. She was a most
estiuabIe lady, and her death has cast o
gloom over the entire community. Her
only son l. plymastcf in the regular army,
stationed al Fort Dougia., near Salt Lake
Civ, Utah.
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Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Oct. TO- Returns come in
slowly. At l0o'clock this morning, with
five w1'ds to hear from, the indications are
that Hoady carries this county by a small
majority, Rose, Republican, for lieutenant.
governor, by about 1000. Whitebeck, for
county treasurer, by 1000 TO ! 800. Prob.
ably one Democratic and one Republican
senator are elected and four Democratic
and two Republican representatives. The
remainder OF The Democratic county ticket
is probably elected. except, perhaps, audi.
tor Complete returns may change this
somewhat, The result is surprise to both
parties. The second amendment vote is
iuLN counted.
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Fast Time East.

p.svnn rare by this line go through to East
j dSSClSUlS ern points without any delay
caused by Sunday intervening. The Saturday after
loon train from Cairo arrives In new York Monday
uorniug at 1898. Thiry.six hours in advance OF
NJ other route,
~ For through tickets and further information,
apply nj Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Cairo,
j. II. JONES, ricket Agent
A. II. HANSON. Gen. Pas, Agent. Chicago
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may he modified either way by subsequent
returns. As near as can be estimated tho
majority against the second amendment
will exceed ~, 900.
The TImes-Star specials from Madison
county show 200 majority for Foraker,
Locke, Republican, Representative, de.
fealrd.
Mshoning county 225 Republican gain.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-12
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EASTERN LINES.

TRAINS LEAVE CArRU:
300 "A III. NJ Tail,
Arriving IN st Louis g45 am; Chicago, s.3G = m
Connecting al Odin and Eihngham for c,Gcin
natl, Louisville, Indianapolis and points East.
ll1 am. 81. Louis and w "stern
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,rriviuR n ~, Louis i:05p N, and corncctns
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800 pm. Fast Express,
For St. Loui. and Chicago arriving az ST. Lonir
t0:i0 p m, and Chicago ECO am
800 pm. Cincinnati Express.
Arriving at Cincinnati 800 an. Louisville b:55
m. Indianapolis 4:05 am. Passengers ny
this train reach the above pOints / = to 80
HOURS IN advance OF any other route
IR~The $3.50 p. m. express Gas PULLMAN
SLEEPING CAR Cairo TO Cincinnati, withou,
3hanges, and through sleepers to ~, Louis and
Chicago
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EDUCATIONAL.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY

building new, Superior appointments Civil En-.
elncering Chemical, Collegiate, Engllsh Courses,
Circulars of p, W. Barclay Esq, w. 7. Halliday,
ESQ ,or Of Col. THEo' HIATT, frest.
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A Rough Old Expe fence.

NEW V RK, Oct. l0.-The steamer Inter.
nstio al arr we'd yesterday from Trieste,
bearing marks OF having experienced very
heavy weather during the voyage. Follow
ing : Captain Simpsons account:
awe left Trieste on September Sd aud
encountered series OF heavy gales and
hurricanes during the first thirty days,
which did but little damage. On october
3. in latitude 80 deg. | min., longitude 5O
deg. Ii min,, we felt a shock under the
vessel, accompanied by q noise similar to
an Ell lo,On. The crew were terribly
frightened, and we all thought that the
vessel had struck some sort Of an Internal
machine. Several OF the sailsrs rushed for
theIsmail boats, while Others stood trans
fixed As II waiting for further develop
ments. We made an investigation be.
low and found the vessel all safe
aud sound. We came TO the con-
clusion that an earthquake had
taken place underneath the ocean. At the
time Of the shock the weather was fine and
the sea very calm. On looking over the
side moment after the explosion occurred
noticed that the sea WAS apparently UNI
disturbed by the shock which we felt. On
the l7lh inst, four duys later, heavy
electric storm broke over the vessel There
WAS no thunder but the lightning flashed
from all plrts OF the compass, We could
see The electric currents running about the
rigging and occasionally the men on deck
felt the current strike. No matter at what
portion OF the body the current struck, we
could feel il run down our
arms and leave us At the
finger ends. The storm broke about
O'Clock in the morning and lasted several
hours. Again, two days later, similar
storm struck us and lasted nearly four
hours, during which time the sensations
orcasioncd by the electric currents were both
pleasia. and horrible. We did not know
at what moment heavy shock would strike
and iujure us, yet when a current struck
one OF us We felt as II we would like TO have
stay, The rigging and masts OF the ship
were blackened and spntered in several
places during the Two storms. No one was
injured, however, nor did the vessel eX-
perieucr any great damage
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'oIeridge ON Our American Beauties.

COieridge ON Our American Beautics.
NEW DIRK, Oct, 10. Lord Chief Jus.
lice C0lerdge arrived Ia this city Monday
afternoon from an extended tour Of the
Western states. Last night about one hum
bred members OF the Bar Association, COM
prising the committees Of reception and
arrangement, were presented to the Lord
Chief Justice at Mr., Shepard's residence.
The reception was an informal affair and
was given to enable the members to meet
The distinguished jurist, who is to enjoy
their hospiulties Of formal reception and
banquet at the Academy Of Music to.mor-
cow evening. In conversation last night
Lord COleridge said that his observa-
tons in this country had been confined to
the people rather than 10 Institutions.
What he thought OF America could not be
easily told, as he had hardly had time to
digest or analy2e his impressions. The
Hudson, Of course, was
MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN THE RHINE,
and Niagara was worth a journey across the
Atlantic alone. AT Boston the great jurist
was more than fayorably impressed with
this county had so strongly impressed his
lordship rs did the pronounced Individual
ity OF Butler. The Governor and the Chief
Justice dined together during every day OF
the latter's stay, and there seemed TO
be 4 natural affinity between the Ma,sachu.
sets attorney and the English justice.
Newport, ~ said his Iordship, changing
the subject abruptly, well, he did not like
ii as a summer resort, probably because 1t
raincd during his entire visit there. But
still the city by the sea did not come up TO
his
IDEAL or 4 SUMMER RESORT.
The demands Of society are numerous
aud the city 50 LAY that quiet could only be
purchased at the price Of courtesy, or on
the penalty Of being stupid. He should
prefer spending he summer Ia more re-
tired locality The Casino smackcd too much
OF Fifth Avenue and the atmosphere was
too urban. But il was in referring to
American ladies that the Lord Chief JUS
tee mpcrilcd his chances Of ever again
finding favor N the eye, OF English beauty.
An absence OF hardly Two months from his
native land has served. be says, TO win him
from the standard OF English loneliness,
and he can conscentiousy champion only
TIE AMERICAN TYPE OF BEAUTY,
Wherever be went The American ladywaS the
same charming parsonage, and the American
girl the same ,eDf-pos,e,,ed bund q of inde-
pendent anomalies. lie could not T.
ticcntly praise the fresh comp oX.ons, the
charming manner, and the independence
that marked the ladies'. He considered
himself fortunate in meeting them, aud
fairly turned against his own country when
h. uuhesiiatingly admitted that, in his
eyes, the American. we're most attractive.
lie was especially pleased with Is trip 10
Mt. Washington. The day was an eX-
ccp,ionaIiy fine one, and the view was one
youchsaicd boy nature only once IN year.
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