The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-04-04
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Cincinnati has demolished her barrl-
cades.
Emperor William Is again confined to
his room
The buffalo guat is worrying cattle in
Western Mississippi,
The annual rcadjustment Of Postmas-
tcr>' salaries has begun
Baron Staal has been appointed Russian
ambassador at London.
In spite Of the weather, grain and pro-
visions went down yesterday.
Senator Mahone's friends are seriously
alarmed at his present illness
The House took recess yesterday to
give General Grant reception.
There was another drop in coffee yes
terday at New York and IIayre.
4 convention of Missouri short-horn
breeders is in session at Sedalia.
W. G. Cook was elected Mayor of Tex
arkana, Ark, bya majority of one vote.
Many publishing houses in PaternoStcr
Row, London, were destroyed by tire yes
terday.
Republican Senators will hold another
caucus on the order of Senate business
to-day.
England demands of the Porte the
treatment accorded to the most favored
nation.
Davitt is criticised by the Parnelitc>
for inviting Henry George to lecture in
Dublin.
The liquor dealers and saloon men of
San Antonio, Tex, want the Sunday law
abrogated.
1t is claimed in London that it is un.
necessary to dispatch British troops to
khartOum.
Apache Squaws captured by the Next
cans say that Charles MCComaS was kill
ed by his captors.
In coliery explosion near Cardiff,
Wales, two men were killed and seven
teen others entOmbed.
Bill Jones, the man who tried to kill
Guiteau in the prison van at Washington.
is to be tried April %.
The American Association base ball UNI
pires met yesterday at Columbus and
made some changes in the rules.
Prof Cyrus Northrup, of Yale has ac-
cepted the Presidency of the State Uni
versity of Minnesota at Minneapolis.
Miss Clara Barton, of the Red Cross
Association, will leave st. Louis for the
lower river tonight on the Matte Belle.
George Bliss testified, yesterday, that
he charged the Government only 500
per day for his services, Sundays
included.
1t is thought the Keifer.Boynton case
will be dropped when the investigating
committee resolution shall have been
presented.
Captain VIM. H. Robinson, Democratic
candidate for Congress in the Eighth
Alabama District, committed suicide
Tuesday night.
The Ohio Legislature is considering sew
eral measures for relief of those who Suf-
fered injury or losses at the hands of the
Cincinnati rioters
a Pittsburgh man named O'Donnell is
going to sue the Guion Steamship Com
pany for $4,000 because they let his wife
die of Sea-SickncSS.
The English Government will be called
upon by the Liberals to demonstrate with
the Porte for closing the American Mis-.
sons in Asia Minor.
The editor of comic paper in Madrid
has been sentenced to eight years impriS-
onment for publishing an offensive carica.
ture of King Alfonso.
The Netherlands International Conycn-
ton for the protection of trade marks has
been ratified by the Lower House of the
Holland States General.
The President has made proclamation
restoring to public domain the Turtle
Mountain Indian Reservation with the eX-
ception of two townships.
Commander Coffin, of the United States
Navy left San Francisco for Washington
"Wednesday to assume command of the
Alert of the Greedy relief expedition.
1t is believed that Morgan Cammack,
implicated in the cotton frauds at Dallas,
Tex, has fled to Mexico and will not re-
turn to give evidence against his pals.
Senator MaXey will offeran amendment
to the trade dollar bill, providing that
these coins be received at United States
repositories and recoined into half dol
lars containing 206 Ia grains each.
A colored school teacher, Iortensia
Mason, of Shelbyville, Ky, has sued the
Louisville and Nashville Road for $l0,0 900
damages because they refused to admit
her to the ladies' cai"on account of color.