The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-25
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES,

The British find Suakem an unhealthy
camp.
An attempt Will be made tomorrow
to surround Osman Digna.
Senator Blair still hopes for the pas
sage of his educational bill.
Salmi Morse's Passion Play theatre has
been remodelled for church.
China has ordered ten more Calling
guns from the Hartford manufacturers.
A serious train accident Is reported on
the Texas Pacific, near Big Springs, Tex.
Senator ingalls, says coalition of the
political forces Of the Mississippi Valley
is inevitable.
fire at Greenville, Texas, destroyed
the Jail, City Hall, the hotel and several
other buildings.
The Buddhist craze has spread from
London to Paris and temple is projected
in the latter city.
The bill to redeem the trade dollars and
suspend the coinage Of the standard dol.
lars will come up to-day.
c. p. Huntington Is reported to have
Doasted that he now controls every mile
Of Pacific Coast Railroad.
The Senate is disposed to trim pretty
closely on the appropriation for furnish
ing the st. Louis Custom-house.
Robert Colgan, cattle ranchman OF
Seward County, Kan, has been arrested
with stolen horses in his possession.
The anniversary of the Paris Commune
was celebrated in New York Sunday by
the Communists, Socialists and Nihilists.
The late snow storm was the heaviest
ever seen in Wyoming and Utah. The
snow on the railroad tracks is four feet
deep.
The Turkish Grand Vizier is said to
have complained to the United States
Government of Minister Walace's con-
| duct.
Near Petersburg, H., Chas Houlden, a
farmer, killed his wife with an axe and at
tempted suicide. There is talk of lynch
ing him.
More than 100000 copies of Speaker
Carlisle's tariff speech, delivered two
years ago, have been printed and dis.
| tributed.
Two men have been arrested on suspi-
clon of completely in the robbery of the
exchange clerk of the Commercial Bank
| at Atlanta, Ga.
The appropriations committee now
claims to be in shape to report bills fast
enough to keep the House busy for
considerable time.
j. IL. Sanders, of the United States
Treasury Cattle Commission, proposes to
answer the argument of Emery A. Stoors
against the pleuro-pneumonia bill
! The New York committee which is
stirring up reform measures so valiantly,
proposes next to bring forward measure
for non-partisan board of elections.
Information from Boston is to the eff.
feet that to offer reward for the dis.
covery of Lieutenant Greely's party would
enlist great many whalers in the search.
The Newcastle coal mine, belonging to
the Oregon Improvement Company, near
Tacoma, w. T., has been on fire eigh.
teen months and will have to be Hooded.
The steamer City of Montreal, which
arrived at Queenstown on Sunday re-
ports that on the passage she passed an
iceberg 200 feet high and forty miles
long.
A building used as a classroom by the
Madison Avenue Congregational Church
New York, has been condemned as I'M
safe. 1t seems the supporting columns
are off their base.
a complimentary banquet will be ten.
'dered the members of the Southern Hi
nois Press Association at Liederkranz
Hall Friday evening next, the 18th inst,
by the press and citizens Of Belleville.