The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-19
TELEGRAPHIC BREYTTTES.

The French army in Tonquln has cap
tured Fort Phulang.
Osman Dlgna is trying to collect
fresh force Of officers.
Sarah Bernhardt has refused Allston
Browns offer for an American tour
Egyptian camel drivers, who ran in the
battle of Tamanieb, are being logged for
cowardice.
A bill was introduced in the House on
Monday to prohibit the importation and
sale of opium
The temporary capital building at Aus
tin, Tex, took fire Sunday night and was
partially burned
Frank Miner, Washington criminal
who was to have been hanged Friday, has
been granted a new trial.
The Internationally police have been
notified of a plot to dynamite the princi-
pal buildings of the place.
Sneak thieves, not dynamiters, caused
the doubling of the guard at the Domin-
ion public buildings at Ottawa.
The New Mexico House of Delegates
has passed resolution of sympathy for
Ireland and her suffering masses.
The railway train upon which Michael
Dayltt was travelling yesterday was fred
upon at Dungannon, County Tyrone.
George Bliss, late Star-route Attor-
ney for the Government, will appear be-
fore the Springer committee, Thursday,
The Vatican will support the projected
alliance between France and Spain, which
chiefly concerns matters connected with
the Colonial policy
1t is reported that the detectives of New
Jersey shave an important clew to the
murderer of Phoebe Paullin in the Orange
Mountains last winter
Lord Huntington has warned Admiral
Hewett not to offer reward for Osman
Digna's head without consulting the
English Minister at Cairo.
John C, Fake, of Ste. Genevieve, Mo,
took the gold medal at the contest of
the Alumni Association of the Philadel-
phia College of Pharmacy.
Mr.. j. p. Loving, of Denison, Tex,
struck a ncighbor named Wood on the
head with a club, inhicting fatal wound.
Wood had insulted Loving's wife.
The body of Miss Blanche Tilton was
taken from her late home, 1913 Mercer
street, Philadelphia, to Washington, Pa,
to be cremated in the lie Moyne furnace.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs
adopted without amendment, the report
OF the Subcommittee on the Lasker res
olution, and will submit it to the House.
4 man was arrested in Dallas, Texas,
Monday night, for passing himself off as
in
money for an alleged charitable purpose.
Morgan Commack, of Dallas, Tex,
charged with issuing forged bills of lading
for cotton on the Texas Pacific Road, was
released from Jail Monday on $1,000
bond.
A committee of Congress to investigate
the Government work at Hot Springs re-
port that an oyerCharge of 1000 has
been made and collected by the con-
tractors.
King John of Abyssinia is to be offered
a strip of the Red Sea coast, with two
| ports, large section of the Soudan and
a permanent treaty of friendship with
| England.
| The Speaker in the Ottawa Legislature
| announced last night that three members
had been offered brides to vote against
| the Government. Two of the conspira'
tors were arrested and jailed.
A man named Mckinney was shot and
killed by his wife at Newcomb, sixty
miles from Knoxville, Tenn, Monday
He was whipping the child. She inter-
ferred, he choked her and she shot him.
Carrie Hanson, a Danish girl jumped
from the suspension bridge at Wheeling,
W. Va, Monday, and died of her injur-
les. She had been betrayed while cross
ing the ocean as a steerage passenger.