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HANKza1v1Na

Though shrill-yoiced winds so bawling by,
And sober skies look grim and murky,
Men keep the feast of pumpkin pie,
And STAY the pompons bird of Turkey.
The c%rop-haired saints of Plymouth Rock,
Eyiled the Mayiower's sacred wood in,
At every other feast could mock,
But-they were human-lovedt their puddin';
With sermon, prayer, and psalmody they rem
dered thanks in meeting,
Then homeward solemnly they trudged, and
rendered thanks by eating.
Far north of Massachusetts Bay,
And westward ever wide and wider,
Has spread the homer of the day
And flowed it's hospitable cider.
For all his roaming prodigals
The fatted calf the father slauShters;
The smiling mother round her calls
Her lusty sons and lissome daughters;
loves beacon, lighted from old days, their
homeward steps is leading,
And some, whom life has swindled, are not
loath to find good feeding.
Happy whose hearth is spared by fate,
Whose calmer pulses do not tingle,
As musing by his lonely CRATE,
He minds him of q dearer ingle,
Around whose fires with glowing hearts
His blood and name we're wont to cluster
All, vel, that kind of wound still smarts
Beneath the balm of many a lustre!
Shall we give thanks that strangers sit within
our hallowed places,
Or praise that now the dust of death enshrouds
the dear lost faces?
Go buy q turkey for the poor,
And make an end of silly questions,
Thank God, for once, that you are sure
To 'scape Thanksgiving indigestions.
Though dark November knows no ruth
For flower or song the frolc May had
Yet for the golden hopes of youth,
As for the memories of the grayhead,
For the long peace of all the dead, for the brief
days of all men living,
l1Asy even wandering, homeless hearts make
|tsls glad Thanksgiving!
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m NJ = ~
The Vermont forestry commission
appointed BY the Legislature Of 1882.
Of which ex-Goy. Proctor is chairman,
have reported that the annual dim
milton 81 forests in that State is grow
ing less owing % increased consump-
tionof coal. III regard TO the removal
of the forests upon the springs streams.
and ponds, il il that the water supply
Y yearly year failing and that the
analler streams which had never until
recently been known to fail, often be-
came dry indry seasons. This question
seems e be the one which has engaged
the attention Of the people than
any other u connection with forestry,
md isgenerally admitted to be the great
est evil result Of the devastation Of the
torestA U.s.
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not seek recollection to the new parliament, bu
will accept q peerage after the passage Of til
franchise bill
Sir Stafford Northcote presided at the Bas
consfield club in London recently at a dim
given by the clubin honor of Sir John A Ma
donald premier of Canada.
TIL fund for the widow and family OF til
late A NJ. Sullivan now amounts to $780, 0o, 6
this sum-, about s15, 900 has been collected
Ireland, aud the reminder in England
1t is reported that saa5, 900, 900 will be require
to strengthen the British navy, which amou
will be raised by a loan for a short period. TT
government will oppose the Tory propose! l
obtain funds by the suspension of the sinkinl
fund.
Tho German government is credited with a
intention to annex several islands in he 2.
cific ocean as we'll as a part of New Guinea. III
North German Gazette makes a bitter attat
upon English extensions which have bee
made in the Pacific.
King Humbert received an ovation of wei
come as he entered Rome. Workingmen e:
pecially turned out in great numbers to we
come the king. King Humbert paid a Wis
soon after his arrival to Prime Minister d
pretis, who is critically i'll
An iron safe in the late duke of Brunswick
villa at Heitzing, which was bequeathed to til
duke OF Cumberland, was supposed to be emp
~, Investigations, however, has revealed that
far from being empty, it contained coin an
paper money to the value of $5OO,0O0.
Financiers ana operators on the Londo
stock exchange are already discussing the pro-
poets of the payment of January dividends /
American railway companies. The gener
opinion is that many or most of the compapiA
will be compelled to pass their dividends.
Col Hope is making a gun for the British vi
Office, which will use fifteen hundred Weigh
of powder at a single charge, behind! q 4 JIG
pound twelye-inch shell. The calculated We
iocity is upward Of /, 600 feet a second, and tn
theoretical penetration through wrought iro'
about five feet
A correspondent at Valencia, Spain, sends
report of q terribly sensational occurrence (:
the Princess theater in that city recent,
Miss Leona Dare, the American acrobat, ",
suspended from the roof of the theater by h,
feet and held in her teeth ropes of a trape:
bar on which q male acrobat known as n
George was performing During the act Mi,
the trapeze. George and the apparatI
dropped whirling to the floor. The audien,
was horror stricken. Every one rushed 4,
the doors, and a panic ensued, in which mar
people were crushed ana otherwise injure
Miss Dare chung to the roof, screaming by
terically. She was rescued with difficult
after the excitement somewhat subsidized, al
is now confined to bed from exhaustion TO
lowing the shock. Mr.. George is dying.
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A. to danger from. probable foreign
war;, General Sheridan thinks there Is
little occasion for alarm except as our
Ocean commerce and seaboard cities
might be threatened, since it would re-
quire more than . million and . half Of
men 70 make 8 campaign upon land
against us. To transport from beyond
the ocean that number Of soldiers, with
Al their mnnitionss Of war, thor cayal-
y, artillery and infantry, even Il not
molested BY rs whilst in transit, would
demand large part Of the shipping Of
of al Europe. He earnestly invites
immediate attention TO thepeffectly de-
1aneelass condition Of onr seaboard
cdtssa md their harbors against foreign
naval attacks.
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Fresh interest has been given to the
subject of pouring oil on the troubled
waters IN case of danger to vessels from
shipwreck, by the results Of a series OF
experiments which have been conducted
by Captain Chetwynd of the British
navy. His conclusion Is that while oil
q be advantageously used in the case
OF fishing vessels and especially to pre-
vent the loss of ships in the open sea,
1t is practically of no advantage to life
boats having to pass through the larg-
est breakers. Oil is found to have nc
effect upon these turbulent "combers.'
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THE PITH or THE NEWS
wash,nrson news.


Tho commissioner Of pensions says he will
need lo,oVo.oo moro tbs year,
Tho Swain court martial in Washington has
...s,,haa ,r;n,asaa M.rn
1ostoinees estanllshea: neod m.ccaAa-
tosh, Polk county. Postmasters cornmissioned
Isabella Monngey, Hartman, WIS. Angus j.
Mcintosh, Mcintosh, Num-.
I. :. s.a4o, [. ~ ,v,,;.. uoraa +h.+ tho ,ra.
= : ssAseu ~ = 'nis0 gus ..A ~ p'es-
nent sitter the fourth 81 March, and has given
no thought to . European tour, as reported.
George Bancroft, who was secretary Of the
navy thirty. nine years $50. and caused the
stah,is,,,nan ~ ,ba naval acsdemv At Annaa-
II; Z, ,anantIn - ,sJ ~ ~ W Osscaron III
yensrabia 1hsnrar ~ Wash;np,nr To erchanre
cSnsrstni.ssnns M tbe elaeslon ~ y DemoS
o.s33a Ssas;Sn.S So
4NS1 1ssANu0uS
One Of the most interesting places among the
departments in the secrot sarvice division in
I...,s..~ sC..ss -.
- treasury DuliulnB. CnieR brooAs mas JUST
tured during the year. Hs says that 893 per-
IONS we're arrested for mixing or passing bo-
Sctss. ~ ai.ht , r,en -, 80 sa ..rasts oi1 rs . isSses
fhe new nickeis and passing thenl
4ne second assistant secretary OF state, the
svsteran William Hunter, entered the public
seryics forty YEAR 400 under. Jachron- and has
.-.,s.s .axss..,e 81 - ..~S m~s.--.
ssps.saM "on ~ n emce slnSo; 4e .sys:
$1,000 VIC many d,nerent sdminstralons
unoeI Mnicn i've wofkoa, JONI remember
nny cnsngos mAae Ior poincai reasons IN tne
ReISonnei q ne lac department ~ course
~, ! nea1s were cnnnged every nme, put among
9sne cierks except N the case OF the promotion,
.oslgna aa % dismissai ior m%lsconunct, the
same men We're connnuedi IN once.
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4 understood that Governor
Cleveland will resign his office of Gov
ernor q New York, immediately after
he receives official noticed his election,
which viii occur ii December. Lien
tenant Governor David b. Hill will then
Be promoted to the Office Of Governor
md viii servo untfl January /, 1886.
He. too, d 5 bachelor, and like Cleye-
land has been the Mayor Of the City in
which he resides-Elmira.
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Among causes for the existing dull
ness in business, il may be Of interest
~ note that the circulation Of the ma
tional banks has. during the last month,
decreased $2,253,110, and Sis, 239, 069
during the year. while, in addition to
this contraction. the banks are required
bylaw 70 deposit legal tenders to re-
deem their currency, sl.234, 324 being
deposited for this purpose during the
mlonthof October.
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Theirs ne Gx new states, perhap
3atyen, tc be carvedgout Of the present
Territories before many years: Dakota.
Montana, New Mexico, Utah, idaho
and Washington. The date Of their
admission will depend more upon the
pleasure Of Congress. When these are
States, there viii be forty-fonr States
ii the UnicE. II Dakota is divided,
there will be forty-fve.
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Hugs.ts 81 rormsu neu..

The university of Halle has conferred the
degree of doctor of philosophy upon Henry M.
Stanley.
Tho Manitoba government has asked for tho
resignation Of ATTORNEY General Miller. be-
cause of the indignation over the Jail fogging
episode
In Berlin Max Ha1aburgher, q merchant do
ing business in New York, Paris and Berlin,
visited his mothers grave, and there took his
W life.
The Yorkshire Post says that Gladstone will
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The great Pacific Gornpany's whal-
ing vesssIasasbils have returned u San Fran
cisco from summed cruising. Ships
hAye returned pith 40 whales q only
ono 81 two otherstliiprs have returned
1full u oil and bone. What Is to be
aoted y that the most humane captains
hays I'm tho bsst luck. They have res
surned I'LL ven @proatabls csrgoss.
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Nd cr4.ninal celeudar.

Edward E.zel, : German, forty-two years, an
upholster, blew his brains out at his room In
81 Lenis.
A Russian named Behrendt was arrested in
New York for 100000 worth of forgery in his
native land
BENJAMIN Hopper, : condemned wife muir
5dsrer in Jail at Lima, Ohio, committed suicide
by swallowing strips OF cloth.
Ons Burgst WA convicted in tho district
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The Chicago MARKETS.

Wheat, Chicago spring, a@5sMs; No. .
Chicago spring, Gee; No. 2 red, 7sc; No. 8 red
SIC
Corn, cash, 55k@4c
Oats, cash, &c.
Rye, 53Ac.
Barley, &c
Pork, cash, a16.7 q.
Lard, cash, sL25@s7.8.
Milwaukee Markets..
Wheat, No. 2, 1890.
Corn, No. 2, 52c.
Oats, No. 2 white, 301Sc.
Rye No. /, SIC; No. $3.50.
Barley, No. ., 552c: extra, No. 8, 47c
Mess Pork, SIG cash.
Iard-Prime steam, 81. 40.
Butter, choice creamery, 36@29c; fair to gooi
a3@a5c; best dairy, l8l2lc.
Minneapolis Markets.
WHEAT, No. l hard, 76tsc; No. 2 hard, re
No. l, &c.
Corn, No; 2 ssc; rejected, 45@4sc; cor
Oats, No. aold, white, 25a26c; No. 9, new
25hc; rejected, a2@gs4c; condemned, 2a2(asa3,t
Barley. No. =, FS(950c.
Mixed Feed, No. /, s17.5o@1s; No z, s16.5
Corn Meal, unnolted, sl7@s1s; bolted, 81
@s23.
Hay, timothy, s9(asa.5O; wild, choice, $50
$3.50; No. 2 wild. s5.5o9s6T Is
st. Paul Markets.
WnEAT-No. / hard. new, zoe; No. 9 hard
75c; No. 9, CSC.
Corn, No. 9, SIC; No. 8, SIC.
Oats, No. 2 mixed, 24c; No. 9 white, 25c; No
3 extra. 2c
Rye, No. 9, 44c.
Barley, No. 2, 53c; No. 3, 45c
Ground Feed, $3.50.
Baled Hay, S.; timothy hay, s1oW@aloM
Flax Seed, $t.16.
Timothy seed, $L21
Potatoes, 25c.
Eggs. 191lsSc.
cry, 1Sc.
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x.4lro.a ana river vows.
record Of Casualties.

The years railway improvements in Mime
apolis, MINI, have cost n 40, 07c.
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The Graphi1.
S. B THAN, publisher.

DAKOTA
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-10
The Methodist Conference.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 9.-As soon
as the roll was called in the NJ. Il. Confer
ence this morning, Bishop Harris came
to the front of the platform and an
nounced that the Board Of Bishops had
met yesterday at Bishop Simpsons room
and in reply to the request of the confer,
ence had discussed the subject ana
reached the conclusion that in their opln-
ion three new Bishops would be adequate
to efficiently carry on the work OF TINS
episcopacy. The report was received
with applause by the conference. He an
nounced the following as the committee
on chartered fund: George S. Share, OF
New York; Enoch Hogalie, of Northwest
Indiana, and DR.. +. Barnes, of Michigan.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-10
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

William Ellis was shot and killed on
Wednesday evening by George Jenue, in
a dispute about log chain, at Tidioute,
Pa.
Official notification of the restoration OF
rates by the Baltimore & Ohio Road was
sent out out Thursday by Commissioner
Fink.
The Irish National Republican League
has been in secret session in Chicago for
several days scheming for campaign
work.
The Spring meeting OF the Kentucky
Association began Thursday at Louis
vile with warm weather and the track
ankle deep in mud,
Louisville attorney named Lewis G.
Garrigus has sued A. Frazier of that city
for $4,000 damages for shooting him at
Russellville, Ky, last year
At the Medical Convention at Washing
ton Thursday DR.. Keller of Arkansas said
In few years cremation would be re-
garded as a sanitary necessity.
The charges of bribery in connection
with the late Kentucky Senatorial election
were found by the committee of investl-
CATION to be without foundation.
A harmonious meeting of general and
local passenger ticket agents of roads
parties to the Kansas City agreement
was held Thursday at Kansas City.
Henry Sevarn, who murdered Mrs, Har-
rison Reed on Monday last at Winston,
n. c., was taken from Jail last night by
several hundred citizens and lynched.
An investigation of the affairs of the
Marine Bank has been begun. Excite
ment has moderated, the general impress
sion being that President Fish was hasty
in his action.
The Sharon divorce case was rich in its
Developments Thursday \ colored wit
ness who had previously testified in be-
half Of Miss Hill acknowledged she had
been bribed to periure herself
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-10
Tho Recent Suspensions.

NEW YORK, May 9.-Wm. c. Smith,
of the Stock Exchange and member
of the firm of Grant & Ward, said this
afternoon 81 don't think the statement Of
the assignee will be ready until the lat
ter part of next week l don't think
the amount of liabilities will reach eight
million dollars. These figures are all
gossip, and are eXtravaganty large.
had nothing to do with the transactions
of the firm beyond the business done on
the exchange. The railroad companies
which received loans OH securities,
and which have been transferred
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-10
An Editors Tribute.

Thereon P. Keator, Editor of Fl. Wayne,
Ird., "Gazette,n writes: "For the past five
years have always used DR.. Kings New
Discovery, for coughs of most severe char
acter, as we'll as for those of milder type.
1t never fails to effect q speedy cure. My
friends to whom / have recommended it
speak of 1t In same high terms. Having
been cured by it of every cough have had
for five years, consider it the only reliable
and sure cure for coughs, colds, etc." Call
at Barclay Bros Drug Store and get a Free
Trial Bottle. Large size $l.00. (O
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-10
Cheap Homes in Arkansas and Texas,

Along the line of the St. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern Railway, Texas and
Pacific Railway and International and
Great Northern Railroad, are thousands OF
acres of the choicest farming and grazing
lands in the world, ranging in price from
$500 to 5000 and $500 per acre, in q
healthy country, with climate unsurpassed
for salubrity and comfort. Send your adj
dress to the undersigned for copy OF sta.
tistics of crops raised in Arkansas and Texas,
In 1882, and make up your mind to 60 and
see for yourselfw when you learn that the crop
for 1888 is so per cent larger than that Of
1889. To those purchasing land owned by
the Company, and paying one-fourth, one
half, or all cash, a proportionate rebate 10
allowed formoney paid for tickets or freight
over the Companies lines.
II. G. TOWNSEND, Gen'l Pass. Agt.
st. Louis, Mo,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-10
Reports Anxiously Awaited.

New YORK, May 9.-There are no new
Developments in Wall street this morn
ing in relation to the suspension OF the
Marine Bank, and of Grant & Ward. On
one hand the bank examiners report Is
awaited; on the other statement OF the
firm OF brokers. 1t is not likely that
either document will be prepared before
Tomorrow The rumor that Ward was
to be arrested has not yet been confirmed.
1t is said Ward has become a physical
wreck, caused by the strain attendant
upon the trouble and suspension.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-10

to other persons are amply protected and
will lose nothing. The losses Will fall
chiefly upon individuals who invested
money with the firm. OF course, General
Grant and son have known of the firms
transactions. but do not think they were
fully aware of the large amount involved.
They have been led on by Ward, and Will,
OF course, lose heavily. The Marine Bank
has begun suit against Ferdinand ward
for 500, 900, the amount of over-draits
paid out by the bank on Wards account.
An attachment in the suit was granted
against the house and personal property
of Ward in Brooklyn.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-10
Germany.

BERLIN, May 9.--The debate in the
Reichstag on the anti-Socialist bill was
resumed to-day, Bismarck delivered u
strong speech in support of the bill, de-
clarlng the provisions of the bill neces-
sary to enable the Government to success
fully combat the Socialists, who claimed
to be not only revolutionary body, but
also aimed at the DISCRIMINATION of So
ciety, and were the cause of many strikes
and increased suffering among the work
ing classes. Continuing, the Prince said:
"ln 1882, recognizing the rapid growth of
Socialism in Germany and through
out Europe and the contemplate means
employed to get rid of an Objectionable
person, | proposed that conference Of
the powers be held, at which measures
should be agreed upon for joint action
for the suppression of the dynamite policy
adopted by the outlaws of the society, be
they socialists, anarchists, nihllists or dy-
namiters; but England and France re-
fused to join in the conference. 1t re-
mains tor us to adopt policy which will
effectually rid Germany of such persons,
and the Government is fully determined
that the measures contained in this bill
shall become law, and if the Rechstag
should reject the bill, dissolution will
follow and an appeal be made to your
electors to condemn your action by re-
turning members who VIII fully agree
with the Government that socialist excess.
es must be vigorously combatted."
BERLIN, May "a bank will be estab-
lished at Hamburg to promote the Ger
man colonial commerce.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-10
Baptists in Convention.

BALTIMORE, Nd, May AT this
mornings session of the Southern Bap.
fist Convention, W. Morton and N. Long,
of Kentucky, were reelected Treasurer
and Auditor. A motion was passed ap
pointing committee composed of ono
member from each State to consider what
changes are advisable in the constitution,
DR.. Anderson, President of the Uni
versity, made short address upon the
mutual good feeling which now exists in
the church between Northern and South.
ern societies. He accused the public
press of telling the people that Christian
ity was failing and losing its grip.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-10
- --'7----7~
FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, May 9.-Rev. Charles Old
Goodford, d, D., Provost of Elton Col
lege, is dead.
LONDON, May 9,-Rainey, Knox Co.,
linen manufacturers and merchants of
Glasgow, suspended, owing to Dunlap &
Twaddle's failure
LONDON, May 9.-The Times, referring
to the Kisses and groans with which Glad
stone was greeted yesterday at the Health
Exhibition, says: "We can hardly be
wrong in supposing that the feeling of
discomfort which has been gradually
gathering since the nervelessness of the
Governments policy in Egypt became APP
parent is immensely increased by the
treatment of General Gordon
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-10
INTERSTATE DRILL,
The st. Louis Militia Expected to Take
the Horns.

Houston, Ten, May 9.-Fully $4,000
people were on the ground to-day aud the
opinion is general that St. Louis will
carry away all the cash prizes.
The contest yesterday between the
Mobile Rifles, Captain Williams COM
handing, the Montgomery (Ala.) Grays
and Washington Guards, of Galveston,
resulted in victory for the former,
with the Treadways barred in the
pools. To-day closes the contest, the
companies drilling in the following or
der; Houston Light Guards, Column
bus Guards, Richardson Zouayes and
Treadway Rifles, the latter being the
favorite and first in the pools. The
men enter the contest confident of
victory grand ball will be given
tonight The programme concludes
tomorrow with sham battle. Camp
was disturbed all night by the firing of
cannon and the yelling OF excited crowds.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Boat Store For Sale.

The entire stock of Boat Stores and Gro
ceries OF Samuel Wilson, late of Cairo, Hi
nois, now deceased, is offered for sale in
bulk for few days WITH THE GOOD WILL
OF THE FIRM.
Any party desiring to step into we'll
established and profitable business will do
we'll to give this matter careful consider
alton. The building recently occupied by
Mr.. Wilson as a boat store, can be rented
at fair rental or will be sold on easy
terms. All inquiries may be addressed to
MRS. MATILDA WILSON,
Administrative.
Cairo, Ill.
Or to GEO. FISHER, Atty, Cairo, Ill.
CAIRO, ILL.,, May 9th, 1884. 10-6t
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-10
Dropped Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 9.-Mary A.,
Jones aged forty years, who lived in lit
tie room almost bare offurniture, dropped
dead last night at the.corner of Fourth and
Arch streets, of heart disease. The i'm
preston is that she was miser although
she pleaded poverty. On her PRISON was
found bank book in which $4,000 was
marked to her credit and between the
leaves 500 in bills drawn yesterday.
This is supposed to be only one portion
of her wealth 1t is said that she has
large amounts deposited with private
bankers.