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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-21
To Meet Ia Chicago at an FIarly
Day and Devise Mis-
chief
Balloons shotted With Dynamite New
Military Organization = Ammuni-
ton Found Buried in Cork.
Conflicting Rumors From Egypt-Is Bcr-
Der Sate!-El Mahdi's Bloody
Alternative.



LONDON, June 20.-The Paris corres.
pondent OF the Times says: "Stephens
The ex-Fenian head center, has Forwarded
10 an active member of the Brotherhood
at Chicago the manuscript of a cir.
GUAR sunmohing an early meeting
at Chicago Prominent Irish-Amerl.
cans willing to JON the new movement
'a'or ulliltary organization on the lines
proposed by the late John O'Mahoney.
stephens declares that the services of
several distinguished European officers
nave already been placed at his
disposal. He is sanguine that he
can secure Others. No definite plan
OF action will be proposed until the com.
vention of Irish Patriots, which is nro.
posed TO soon be held in Paris. To this
convention the Chicago conference is in.
Vlted to elect delegates. After the
convention an address will be is.
sued to the Irish at home and abroad,
expounding the aims of the new
movement. Among the plans of opera.
lions mooted is a scheme to dispatch
balloons, manned with desperadoes. over
England to drop explosives upon the
cities and towns below. Captain Mccall
mas been commissioned to examine the
plans and apparatus. Several Fepians
in Paris have volunteered for the aerial
expeditions"
LONDON, June 20.-Lord Chief Justice
Coleridge is confined to his house to.
DAY by illness, but his physicians express
the opinion that his conyalescence ia only
matter of few days.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-21
Weary Walkers-The Score.

BALTIMORE, MD, June 20.-The follow.
ing is the score in the female walking
match up to noon to-day: Howard, 2gG
miles laps; Douglas, 27G miles laps {:
Tobias, 2SO miles - laps, Ki!bury, 25O
miles; Anderson, PSI miles laps; Mas
sicott, lt4 miles IL laps; Woods, 1853
miles . laps; Marion, l27 miles; Mabel,
lis miles l. laps.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-21
Money and Stock Market

NEW YORK. June 20.-Money2 per cent Ex.
ments dull currency Us, lg3 bid As, coupons
llgS bid: i'hs. do III bid The stock mnrkc
p ned weak and fcverish, and so continue /
up to mid day, when there was a fra ctional
rally. Throughout the morning TIE bears fire..
pucntly ra dcd Vauderhit's Yves ern Union
and Gthcr leading stocks. shortly before noon
Il, cline ranged from \ 10, per cent,
Prom this there was fra tionu recovery
under buying to cove, but at the time of
writ'g the hole let weak again.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-21
Ohio Miners in Cow ention.

COLUMBUS, O., June 2O.-The State
Miners Convention, In session here, re-
ceived information from Buchtel, Hooking
Valley, to-day, that the operators have
posted q reduction to sixty cents for
mining, to take effect June %. President
Mcbride states that the miners will 90
out on that date.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-21
Live Stock Markets.
CHICAGO.

Hoes Receipts, 1900 head; quiet and slow.
lJ0@0c lower; light sti005,D; rough pick.
ing, $iSOJ5.D; heavy packing and shipping
s5.2j ,yj.:U.
CATTLE-Reteipts, 4,sD head; stcaly cx.
common to fair. tj.2DfLG0l.
SHEEP-Rcceipts, 1000 head; steady: com
mon to good, :2,jOG315
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-21

INDEPENDENCE, Mo. JUNE pa large
package of letters addressed to persons
in Jefferson City, was found on the Mis-.
souri, Pacific track west of here last ni.ht.
The package had been opened, and con-
tained drafts for a large amount. The
letters are supposed to have been stolen
from the mails.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-21
The Weeks Failures

New YORK, June 20.-The failures for
seven days, reported to II. G. Dunn 4
Co., in the United States, 1872; Canada,
%. Casualties continue numerous on
the Pacific Coast and in the South Tie
decrease of % failures, compared with
last week, is due to the falling off in
other sections.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-21
KANSAS CITY,

CATTLE-Reccipts, 2,iOO; steady; native
steers, LOO to 1890 he. average, $500
6.3j; do $50 to l,l0J lbs. average, si9G0t5. 50;
stockcr5 and feeders: si25tsj.OO; fair to good
native cows, S3bJGLi.25.
HOGs-Rccepts, 10000 steady; lots of 2lO
" ;sj lbs. average, $40 1b.l5 mainly, $i.6
Ge5.u0
SHEEP-Heccipts, Gs5 quiet and vi changed.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-21
American Prohibition PARTY.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 20.--The Ameri-
cen Prohibition party held another ses-
sion this morning and appointed com
mlttee, with ex-senator Pomeroy a.
chairman, to formulate a platform, after
which an adjournment was taken till two
o'c.0ck.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-21
Wants to Go to Congress-.

PoTosI, Mo, June 20.-Judge Joseph
j. Williams, OF Jefferson, announces him.
self to-day as a candidate for Congress
from this (Tenth) district. He will make
vigorous canvass for the Democratic
nomination.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-21
BUFFNIO.

CATTLE-Markct unchanged; common
dull AMI lower; good to choice ship
ping s6.25tG.GD; medium, s5gD6JG 10;
butchers grades of from 80 to 100 lbs
:54tD625; fair to good native cows. $500
100; stockers and feeders lower AT s.}Ii
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Market firm; medium tc
good of from 10 to ~ lbs, sLT5tD5 80: or
binary to choice lambs of from IS to o.
pounds, y5a5.75.
HoGs-Ordinary TO good Workers. s5G17;
good TO choice, sjDg53j; butcher grades
So pt(t5 10.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-21
Eight Yesra

LITTLE Rock, ARK, June 2O.-John
Dinglas, alias Watson, formerly of St.
Louis, an old-time burglar was convict.
ed here to-day of HOUSEKEEPING and sen.
fenced to the Penitentiary Tor eight
wears
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-21
Republican National Committee.

BosroN, MASS, June 20.-The Repub-
lcan National Committee will meet at the
Arlington Hotel, Washing ton, at noon
next Tuesday.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-21

WHsAT-iIighcr; June, Sc; July, s5Tc;
August, sac; September, sIAc.
CoRS steady; June, lJc; July. 5jHc
August, jGisc; September Ji4c; year, iSl;c
OAT5-Wcakcr; June, 3lasc, July. u Ia.
August, 2bc; year. 2Gl:c.
PORK--Wcakcr; June, Sl9.2J; July, $Ig2j;
August. Sl92j.
August, <7iTh September, 800.
SHORT RlBs--Junc, $747H: July s. 3D.:
August. $3.50; September, $T.771s.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-21

MADISON, WI:coNsIN.-The Democrat of
this place says; A young man getting mad
over his raging tooth, last night, rushed on
ior drugstore, Applied st. Jacobs Oil, and
IN ten minutes the toothache was gone.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-21
Ireland,

CORK, June 20.-Great excitement ex.
lists over the discovery by the police of a
considerable quantity of arms and am
intuition, which had been buried in the
suburbs Of this place. The police state
that their information came from an in.
former, representing himself. as having
belonged to the Fenian Society in Cork,
ana that until recently the society had
drilled nightly, but becoming alarmed By
police activity, they buried their arms
ana ammunition till the time should ar.
riv for open rebellion. Several import
ant arrests are expected shortly. Some
persons assert that the police buried the
weapons themselves and concocted the
story about the iniormer to cause good
impression of the zeal at Headquarters,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-21
Deposed From the Ministry,

Troy, N. T., June 2O.-The ALBANY
Presbytery has deposed Rev. A. +. We'd
der from the ministry. He is serving i'm
prisonment for criminal malpractice
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-21
General Logan.

NEW YORK, June 30-General Logan
left here for Washington this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-01
The steamer Wilmington.

The trim little steamer Wilmington
was crowded e"ery trip yesterday, and
on her morning trip down from Phila
delphia brought large number OF
colored persons to participate in Big
Quarterly. Cn the last trip down IN
the afternoon the ocean st samshiT
British Queen, of the American Line
from Liverpool bound to Philadelphia
was passed thin side of Chester. Thi,
mammoth vesssl had on board a large
number of migrants, who waved tbeil
hats and han, lkerchiefs as the Will
mington passed them.
Captain bloomsbury says that not
withdrawing the fact there were fouI
boats running between this city ant
Philadelphia during the season, tn,
Wilmington has carried more passen
gers, and dond better business thi
year than ever before. The boat will
ice.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-01
THE DEATH RECORD.
Wasfs.


The Widow Butler taking tea with
the Widow Halpiu, while little Oscar
played with the formers little rag baby
would be one of the sweetest and
most edifyiDg spectacles of the cam
paign.
Grover Cleveland and the Julia Baker
turned up at the same time. There
were some fears that both the big hulk
and the little craft had been scuttled.
A southern exchange informs its
readers that the Republicans are on
the run" So were Sheridan's troops
just before the rebel surrender at Ap
pomattox.
The popul arity of the Changers Pic
mic at Williams Grove in at last ex.
planned. Seven lonely farmers found
wives there this year.
Cleveland has returned to civilization
only to find the front doors shut right
in bis face.
The political menu of the Independ
ents is just now largely embellishe
with roast ciow," seasoned with dude
sauce.
William IL. Nanderbilt's account witt
Maud s. shows profit of $40, 600, near
ly 50 per cent. leaving out The expense
OF ke' ping the pretty beast and hel
driver.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-01
4 AsuaIt1es.

The inquest OF the victim. Of the
Greenbank mine disaster, az shatnoklp,
Penna., was held on Saturday. Tie
Coroner's jury ceusLr,d the phila.
delphia and Reading Goa aud Iron
Company for the ignorance and neg.
ligence Of +. c. Luther, mining en-
gineer, and William Booth, tie hi
vision superintendent. It is though
the relatives OF the victim viii sue III,
company.
BY a railroad wreck near Kimb,a
ton, Ohio, on saturday, Frank May
barger, an express messenger, was xiii
ed, and Warden w. Wheeler a pas
senger, was fatally injured Fwo trair
hands were badly injured,
A freight train parted white goinI
down a steep grade near Grafton, New
Hampshire, on Saturday morning, am
the divided portions Afterwards co!iidrt
wrecking severa. cars. Elisha p
Coles, OF Warren, Rhm.e Island, VIII,
was stealing a ride on the train, wa
fatally injured.
Estel.a Stone aged 12 years, wal
fatally injured by lightning Whit
standing at a window during thpu.
derstorm, in Parkershurg, West Vir
ginia, on Saturday morning.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-01
Coming Amusemenfs.

Saturday night next the season at tie
Opera Houae will be opened by the
Rentz- Santley Novelty aud Burlesqut
Company, who will appear i'll the grand
sensational, my biological exiravaganza
entitled Orpheus and Eurydice. This
burlesque will be produced with specia
and magnificent scenery, calcium ano
lime light effects, and gorgeous and ap
propriate armors. The company coin
prises some of the finest artists in tAt
profession, including the well known
and highly talented Miss Alice Oaks.
Monday night George S. KniRh. ant
his wife will appear in their new
drama, Over the Garden Wall"
Wednesday night Tony Denier will
produce his " Humpty Dumpy."
Friday aud Saturday nights "Th'
Hoop Of Gold " will be presented by ,
alentel oInDany.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-01

Shortly before O'Clock this morning
an alarm Of fire was sounded from box
No. 26, at Maryland avenue and Beech
street. The fire was discovered to be
in an unoccupied dwelling house on
Cedar street, below Wright, and was
owned by Frank Duncan, q blind man
residing next door 1t is not known
how the fire originated, but 1t IL sup
posed that tramps were sleeping there
and by some means the fire was started.
The fire department responded and soon
extinguished the flames before the
building was entirely consumed. The
property is valued at 81 200, and is in
sured for 800 in the New Castle County
Mutual. In returning from the fire the
Reliance hose cart was upset, but no
material damage was done.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-01
The New Orleans Exposil

William Dean, Of Newark, wI
ago was appointed by President
the Commissioner for Delaware
sent the State at the New OrleaI
position. The appointment wal
one aud Mr.. Dean will ably and
ably represent the STATE. Al
sioner has been appointed frol
State and Territory in the
Since then it Las been de,ermI
appoint in addition n cnl1rI Il
sioner from every State and Il
and one from tbs District If "a
Joshua Parker, 81 Dover, Deaw|
"A bailiif n the District court |
District OF Columbia passed I
this city thiu morning On hi, "
on u thirty days vacation and
way through he stepped Iutl I
pub lean office u few mouen1s |
Mr.. Parker has bcea su'lod
ascertain who tho col9red n
Drlan ace prefer Tor their CcJn
and recommend him 10 Pr II
thur for appointment. Hr
that The leading colored ptlnN
respective counties got tossta
after concerning with each otbdl
mend the man they want VI
The expenses uf Tire CuHpi--iN
Daily Republican., 1884-09-01

Stephen Coolidge, a produce merch
ant Of Greenfield, Penna., committed
suicide on Friday night by cutting hit
throat and breast because he vas suffer
ing from pain and loss of sleep.
j. A. Cox, a merchant Of Butler
Georgia, committed suicide On Satur
day by taking morphine.
Mrs. Frank L. Deitsch, aged p years
wife OF the proprietor of "a tannery a
South Eipin, Illinois, Cotnlnitted sui
eide on ',a' l.day morning by blowing
out her brains. she had been married
only Il year and mad All infant. Hel
marital relations " ere said to be hadpy
but she suffered from hornesieknets
her husband having taken her frou
,er parents' home IN New York State
Daily Republican., 1884-09-01

Yesterday afternoon, while Sergeant
Tucker was standing at the corner OF
Ninth and French streets, he was ap.
preached by johnson Virgins, a colored
man, who told him there was man
In the crowd on French street who had
stolen suit of clothes, q revolver and
watch from him in May, 1883.
The officer went with Virgins, and
upon the fugitive seeing them coming
be started to run, but was soon cap.
tured. He had hearing before Judge
Sharpley this morning, when Virgins
testified that the clotheslwere worth $50,
the watch $40 and the revolver IS.
Sergeant Tucker testified that the prise
ner, whose name Is Allen Preston,
was arrested At the time OF the rob.
berry but managed TO make his escape,
and the Judge committed him in default
Of 5000 bail for a further hearing this
evening.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-01
EFF 7 H EDIT


H.. 90 "ittee Nee
I'll. Inc County Committee Of ~
temperance Alliance bs a, u.
meeting Mt 2 o'clock last H sn
r5shr n In the McClary Bai liir'
G y ~ Moore presiding. anJ t y
the meeting was opened n Siete,
AFTER which the Rev. W n ' u!
ported that there was some n ~, VI!
IN IN reference to Jacob L. We SdGe'
ing me nom ination on the iar
ticket from Brandywine Hn v ,Gs!
matter was referred back ~ \
mittee for that Hundred, with 4;
Eons to report at the nav, j
John II. Adams having o oH., "
introduced to the members .O an1
ton was elected member OF" OF !
mittee. A short address wa VI !,
W William d; Pickles, in which IS \ S
cd for a full expression of nniu;
the course to be pursued nv N
mittee, in the event Of ei,io.
the other parties adopting a local
plank in their platforms
Several expressed their or;r
the ticket should be adbers,i N
any circumstances, but after a n
thorough ventilation of the snb;'l
OF the members present partIciD,
was concluded to abide by HI
ton taken In the Temperance n
which was referred TO in an
dress by John White. The cam
~ follows: 'oHi
" WHEREAS, The dominant
parties OF the State of Delaw.ra
different to reform on the ons,
curtailing and suppressing fbs /
Intoxicating drinks. Therefore
undersigned, will supper W
vote and influence independent
dates for Office who are publicly
to Prohibition or Local Ontion
furthermore, We will stand Arm
independent party, until we sba|
sured by either theRepublican }
cratic parties, by the public IN
ton into their platforms of tina
pies of Prohibition or Local 4
then in that event we NAV be al
To cast our vote in favor
parties.
1t was stated that this courss
be In accord with the position d
the State Temperance Alliance,
meeting last October John H.
followed in an able address, su
defined his position in the ten
cause and other important matt
meeting then adjourned untilSs
the 18th instant.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-01
Since opening our new
d. uocro< 1T Mo~lok c<.oo<

Since opening our new
Ba zaar at 1T Market street,
fou II doors below Second, on
the west side, we have been
repeatedly asked how we can
sell goods at such low prices.
Well, the fact is, we profited
by the low prices ruling,
DO ught direct from manufac-
turers and importers;in many
instances closed out large
lot IS. Moreover, our expenses
are light, and we are deter.
mi ned to make our new
place, 1T Market street, tour
doors below Second, on the
west side, the Wanamaker
H ouse of this city.
For this week we offer the
tol lowing attractions
10 pieces bleached damask
table linen at 40 cents.
| 10 pieces bleached dame SIX
table linen, with colored bor-
der, at 37tc.
| 4S0 yds. Turkey red table
linen, at 40c.; former price,
&c.
| 1913 wrappers, Princess
lip ttern, at 4Sc.
| 10S calico wrappers, trim
med and flounced, at Tic.
| SO white basques, closing
at SOC.
| Ladies' muslin underwear
for cost of material.
| 300 large linen towels at
l2tc.
| 300 all-wool Jerseys at ST.
Is.
| Is pieces all-wool Jersey
cloth, black and cClored, at
$50; former price, $3.50.
Black Guinet Silk at 81,
worth $I.35.
81 boys cambria waists at
40c.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-01
Band OF Hope Jnbii'

Since the organization q y
of Hope of outs chapel, l"ar Y
IL has been the custom 81 holI
each year, and last Thlr-ia!
lected AS the day Of its et,thFat
programme in the afternoon .
of dialogues, deelalna'ion', rea'
singing.
The attendance in the even
large, and almost every l.ac
chapel was filed. MemOer',
|. O. CT. of Newark, acted 4 u
which was well received. MIS-
Whistler, of the same pace,
very interesting articleand 'aha
selections in a cretiitahle mann,
which II. W. Zimmerman o,
brought down the house Win VI,
able recitation entitled le
Wife. william Walton ahu
Simmons were also Loudly W
for their reoitations, and 'h'
the society gavs some vocal IN n
| in an excellent manner
entertainment was a grand 'II y
all who attended were wei w
Daily Republican., 1884-09-01
pugnnclouIC olor.a p.mss,x,

About o'cldfk yesterday afternoon
two colored da nsels, named Margaret
Harden, Of philadelphia, and Mary
Pee, of Chest4, both of whom had i'm
bibed too mud Wilmington beer, be+
came involved in quarrel at the rail.
road station, hat soon ended in rough
and tumble fl kht. They were arrested
by officers Vifkers and Cannon, and had
hearing befy re Judge Sharpley thil
morning, Wild after hearing the evi.
dence, told TIL IN he would let them on
by their payil 3 the costs, as on account
OF yesterday fbeing All extraordinary
day he felt dAposed to be as easy with
them as possible.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-01
SPECIAL Meeting.

A special meeting of City Council
was held az . o'clock last Saturday
afternoon at Fifteenth and RailroaCi
avenue, for the purpose Of fixing the
grade OF certain streets in that vicinity.
Plans for the grade on Head street and
On ristiana avenue were submitted by
Chief Engineer Robinson, with propo
sltion 10 increase the width Of the side
walks on Railroad avenue to twelv.
feet. No decided action WAS taken.
AMI tho further consideration of The
matter was postponed until Thursda,
lnight.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-01
rne memorial fnrp''

Fer the RgpuBLIoAs' -, Indy
stidham & Sou have ,5. rIoI to
the Gus use a' Of their front = pa''TTh The
memorial furniture eed IL, Of
man friends, TO be cd ,ar the ben
fund for the ns procu
s sSy. Of T the members ,s Of s ses
come Oon eo az. % cents. WE Inp
Daily Republican., 1884-09-01

George Reason well.known color
Ell mao of this city, who for man y
years has been engaged in working Oh
adjacent farms, died on Saturday night
last lie was between 80 and so years
ofage. He leaves wife and 3 children.
lizzie Ewing, for several years a cook
at the depot restaurant, who has bea N
suffering with consumption for sever ii
months, died on Saturday night at her
home in this city. She was born in
Virginia, but has been living In Will
mington for a number of years. She
was an estimable colored lady.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-01

CHERIFF'S SALE-BI VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Levari Facias, TO me directed,
will be exposed to public sale at the hotel
now occupied by oseph A. Kidd in Delaware
City, In Rod Lion Hundred, New Castle
County, delaware, on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER I'D, 1854,
at three o'clock, p. NJ,
the following described real estate, viz.
All that messuage and lot Of land, with q
large frame dwelling house, frame stable and
carriage house and other improvements
thereon erected, situate in Delaware City
aforesaid. on the nerthwesterly side Of Jeiier.
son street, and the southwesterly side OF Sec.
ond street, containing In front a breadth on
said Jefferson street one hundred feet, and
extending in length or depth Of that width,
northwesterly along the s0uthwesterly side Of
said Second street one hundred feet to an S.
feet wide alley leading into and from the
said Second street, bounded northeasterly by
said Second street. south easterly by said JET.
ferson street, orthwesterly by said alley and
southwesterly by land OF Jane Cleaver, with
the tree and common use and privilege OF the
said eight-feet wide alley at all tlmes, here
AFTER, forever.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty Of Andrew Il. Mitchell and Mary i.
Mitchell, his wife, and I. T.. and 70 be sold by
JAMES MARTIN Sheriff
Sberih's Office, Wilmington, Del, August
IL, 1854 aulb-eodts
Daily Republican., 1884-09-01
business Continued.

The sail and awning loft of join
Willie, at Tho foot of Fourth street, has
not been closed as reported in the up
town papers, and the business will b.
continued as heretofore, under the
superintendent of his foreman, Tudma,
b. Mellon, who will receive orders anC
promptly execute the same.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-01

Mss Kate Corbit and Miss Mary f.
Elliott, who spent two months at Hem.
phil, Chester County Pa, returned home
yesterday, after having a pleasant
time, and are now enjoying much bet.
ter health than before going.
j. w. Canary, after a vacation Of four
weeks, returned to his duties this morn
ing with A. G. Yates & Co., Sixth and
Chestnut streets, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-01
Wpary Of LIE

About ! o'clock ye s,,e rr Pi.r
Sergeant Hatton:and lone. olllsF' VIA
knees, as ilongh engaet a few
They watched him for . i r !
until he rose, and was .,ten he
himself in the water, W. WV found
ed by the ciiice1F f., we a. years s .
was a German about , H. of \
He said TINT he was iir1 nrjnr
Liberty steeet, but ,,' Yam not p
took him there he c (" hsu TO- to tht
the house and was '"A