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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-25

AbS ottShtiVh VI S'tibOuo 10
called to the advertisement Of the Fourth
of July celebration that is to be held in
this city. Several enterprising gentlemen,
chief among them Mr.. Joe Steagala, have
undertaken the task of preparing for
grand and fitting observance of the most
important Of our national holidays, and
they have met with very fattering encour-
agement so far from citizens generally
They have succeeded in getting liberal
subscriptions of money from some of our
merchants and promises of active interest
from others, so that, on the whole, the cele-
bration will very probably be one which
will prove source Of great benefit to the
city. There will probably be q grand pro.
cession in which our merchants will be rep
resented by floats Of an attractive If not
imposing nature, and there will be such
other attractions at the Park, as will insure
those who 60 there day Of unusual pleas
ure. The enterprise is deserving of the
heartiest support by all our citizens. Cairo
is in splendid condition to be seen by her
neighbors and will dissipste the unfavora.
bic impression any of those who come here
may entertain Of her. There is no celebra.
ton Of any kind on the Fourth in any Of
the small cities around here, excepting
Anna, hence there is every reason to believe
that large number Of strangers will visit
Cairo, even though the notice will be short.
Cairo merchants will find it to their per.
manent interest to impress these Strangers
strongly and favorably on that day, by do.
ing all they can 10 make the parade an
imposing one.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-23
L.ADIES!''!'.;;'''!'''''!' '' ~. w.!
,mE GMsAr sssrEM nss yAron.
SOLD hx druggists, and wholesale h, ). "

former agreed TO share his salary
with tho latter during the vacation
Of congress we're had with the knowledge
and approval Of Gone-Ai Keller. II Is fair
% state, however, that General Keller did
Tyson either before or alter It's execution,
aud Was in 40 Wise beneficiary thereof
except so far as II saved him
from the painful nectsaiiy Of ordering
the removal OF Tyson or Dawson. Fourth
That the resignation Of o. w. Tyson was
rendered because demanded by the speak
er, and was IN fact resignation under
protest. This report recommends that the
bill be NO amended as TO exclude from the
extra months pay all who were appointed
after February 18th, 1883.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-23
IN FOREIGN FIELDS.
Kaiser Wilhelm's birthday Was Cele-
brattd With Great Eclat.
The Lullaby Of HE Shortly 20 Burst
Storm.
And Miscellaneous Transatlantic News.



BERLIN, March 22 To-day 10 the eighty.
seventh anniversary OF the emp,ror's birth.
/ day. Buildings throughout the CITY are
deoked with isgs. Thousands Of people
are thropglng around the palace. Nearly
oil the German princes are present, The
hrst congralnla,orv telegram was received
rom Queen Vlo,orie.
The emperor appeared Vt the Widows
palsce, whereupcn the multitude that
thronged the streetf sAluted him with en-.
tbusiastic aud long continued cheers. Bis
mnck drove 10 the pslsce through the
crowds and at the head OF The
ministry offered his congratuls.
lac paid second yisl, ~ the head OF dopu-
latin OF Prussian nobility. The ceremony
Of mounting guard was attended by toe
oflloers Of Berlin, in Irn nni-
iorm. The watchword for the day
Ia, "Long live his majesty, the emperor
and king" The chip,ror has appointed
principal Gide-de-c2mp This IL the htst
lime the honor hiss been given TO the
navy.
DECIDED TO PxPEL.
BERLIN. Match 22.--'rhe Swiss Federal
council rave decided 10 expel four German
anarchists from the country.
THE ONTARIO BREWERS.
OrrowA, March % Tho Ontario brewers
are here again urging that in the bill 10
amend the Scott bill, now before the hou @,
aud amendment should be inserted permit.
ting the sale OF ale beer, porter, lager and
isht wines in counties that have adopted
the act.
THAT BRIBERY CASE.
TORONTO, Msrcn % 1t IL understood
that tho Ontario government will move
for the appointment Tor royal commission
TO continue the investigation into tho
bribery conspiracy, with inll power TO COM
pei the giving Of testimony and production
OF documents.
WANTED FRENCH PkoTRcToRATE.
PARIS, March ga petition has been
received by the government from French.
men of Reunion and Mauritius urging that
tho present situation in Madagascar he
terminated, Gs II is disastrous TO French
CONNER The petition advocates a French
protectora,e over the island.
THE FRENCH IN ToNQUfS.
PARIS, March 22.-Advices from General
Millot announces the French forces In Ton.
quin have captured tue citadel OF Thain-
guyne.
DEsEATIsG osaiAN.
SUAKIM, March % 1t Is believed from
the latest Intelligence received nom the
rebels position that Osmar Digna's fofca
has almost entirely deserted him.
OBITUARY.
HAVANA, March - --Buena Veutinn
Baez, ev-prosdent OF Santo Domingo, dlgd
the 4th lost. AZ Hormoguro. near Magusz.
Porto Rico. aged IS years. lie LETT fortune
Of 50 10000.
FIRST TRAIN.
CRY or MEXico, March 22.--The frat
through train of Pnllman cara with pasEen-
gers lsoves to-day FOR Chicago, the permis-
sion of the government being received.
The party consists OF upwards oil
fifty distinguished persons. Mexicsas and
Americans. General Freight aud Passen-
ger Agent Parker ia going in private car to
Boston to make arrangements for summer
tourists to Mexico. Five hundred tourists
are expected in May.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-23
CnLoNEL II. S. ERYNY.

DALLAS March 2l.-ro Messrs. J. NJ.
CroTdns, w. r. Bell, Neal Siarke, j. B,
Louckx, l.. Bourgeois, A. T.. Livingston
and others:
GENTLEMEN: Referring TO your latter
ing call on me TO become u cand date to
represent the First ward as alderman in
the city council, / consent 20 become
candidate, aud hereby authorizes yuu 10 use
my neme. Thanking you for the more
than hatterlng call, and promising you, If
elected, 10 spare no effort that will redouud
TO the interests of the city
am very respectfully, =,
III n ERyaY.-
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WITHDRAWING KErrER.

WASHINGTON, March % --TPress. l-Dock-
ory, OF Missouri, from the committee on
accounts, reported TO the house to-day q
Joint resolution giving discharged en-
ployes one months extra pay, and submit
ted . report OF the committee respecting
the removal OF employees at the close OF
The lsst session. In the matter
Of the removal OF the COMMITTEES steno-
Rraphsr Tyson bv the late speaker. the com.
miftso reached the following conclusions:
First, That Games performed no service
during the vscstion Of congress. There
were no committees Of the house
In session and the service could
be rendered by either of the photographers
TO the committees. Second, That the agree
mont rs TO Tyson's resignation, alleged by
General Keller to have existed from the
date Of Tysop's appointment. was one
which Tyson sefms not to have understood,
although Il Il .sirly probable the speaker
had such impressions. 1t is also fairly
probable, fsken into consideration
eAe testimony of Mr. ROBBERS m.
that Mr.. Gamer, Mf. Dawson. Mr..
Clarke and Mr.. TYSON ana letter written
81 General Keller March 81. 1853, that
tfjs oRreement or understanding, II one ex-
I0tod. affected both Dawson and Tyson.
Third. that the negotiations between
Dswson and Tyson. BY which the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-23

Tho advertisements Of W. II. Bsall & Co,
proprielors of the Union stock yards ap-
pears in another column. Mr.. ~. III. Beall
is from nor hwes'ern Ohio andlin his old
home has ooc0ped places OF trust, bsing
mayor a. one time OF the town from which
he came, being man of means and with it
energy and go-aheaditiveness he 10 making
the stock yards one OF the most Important
points in the city. He has thorough
ly renovated the yards and enlarged their
capacity, making il as comfortable for stock
as possible. Mr.. George Walker the com-
pany, is well known to our ..tzans and Viii
zee 10 it that the patrons ore we'll treated
and sre perfectly satisfied. -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-23
Tho War on Western Beef.

NKw YORK, March % -Noremac, Fltz'
gerald, Vint, Hart end Rowell are now ell
tered for the six days go-as-you,please
match here, April 2sth.
BoBoKEN, N. j., March 22.-Large re.
cspts of Chicago dressed beef has pros.
trated the business OF Strengthening cattle
in this section, and the slauIhter-nouses in
jersey City and Hoboken, which employed
over 200 butchers, have been closed. The
butchers have formed q protective associa
ton and appointed committee to confer
with the New York association so that q
concer. ed ana successful movement can be
made TO crowd Chicago dressed meat out oil
tina market
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-23

DENVER COL, March 22.-The national
state bank OF Boulder suspended thi.
morning after y short rup. Tho failure
was long anticipated.
Tho failure OF the State National bank of
Boulder To- attributed 20 loaning largo sums
on real estate security, which Is deemed
ample bu. upon which it was unable 10 re-
alizs speedily enough TO Assist In
this crsis. IL oweg denositoTs
about 100000. No orooSaduess
Is charged aud the bank Is undoubtedly
able to pay IN full II It's affairs are iudic
iouslv handled.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-23

In making the assertion that Pozzoni's
msdicated complexion powder Is entirely
rec from Injurious or deadly poisons. We
chemical analysis. IL Il one Of the Oldest
face powders in the American market, and
e used in the families Of some Of our most
prominent medical men who have person
Ally acknowledged 70 the proprietor that
they not only consider IL harmless, bui es-
teemed Il highly benencisl In every respect
but for the lord OF creation himself. solt
| by all druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-23
Line ShoMlng.

NEW YoRE, Maven % The Erie rsilrosd
company officials to-day state that Ia add
ton to the payment Of current running
,xrepsse. interest on bonds and other
obliratiops ard three consecutive dividends
~ q per cent. TO preferred. stockholders
ths Erie company has curing the past six
psst years OF the sdninistraii,n Of Presi-
dent Jewett expended near 100000 in
improvements 10 the road, lite property and
eor,inments. 70 lily one-hslf OF which was
psid out Of current surplus earnings.
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Destroyed by Fire.

Nav YoRK, March % The factory OF the
Electric Candle company and lard refine y,
corner OF Fourteenth and FIJI
tenth avenue, was destroyed
by fire tonight. Loss, 100000,
nothing taved: insured IN forty odd
companies for $1,000. A stock
company had control OF the candle factory,
OF which T.. X. rhurber IL president.
The Ere originated In the copper shop, on
tho third floor aud spread with extra
ordinary rapidity The flames enveloped
tho saloon OF william O'Counell, on the east
Of ihs building and the bartender and a
customer barely had time TO escape. In
hall nm hour the factory fell IN.
at cost OF 100000. william
A. Pophsm & Co.'s lard refinery,
occupied quRrtcro in tho factory build
ing, filled with neg and valuable machia.
cry. II is estimated 20 have. been Worth,
with stock, $500 900. Loss Of william ii.
Popham q Co., 10000. The 81.
loon Of O'Connell g Miller, Wat
Fourteenth Gireei, was also destroyed;
loss. $50 900; insured for $50 600. Rumora
OF loss OF life arc not subsigutinted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-23
At HIrKOX & PAITERSON'S

On request OF CITY Prosecutor Buxton the
police stopped the hshl aud arrested The
principals.
FraI k l.. CHAMBERLAIN, a aportsman al
local celebrity, amer eleven ftars'
study, has perfected . machine IN
which every sportsman Is Interested. IL
10 capable OF ohArling 1909 shot gun
cartridges per hour. Prominent Cleveland
and Piitsbnre capitalists to-day organized
company with quarter OF million Gao
ital 20 establish u factory here. They be-
gin operations A pril lst.
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Nnf Gugipiu..l.

LrTrLE Rock, March 22 The Gazstio's
Hot Springs special says: The congres.
81 nal committee closed its Investigation OF
the government work on Hot Springs
Greek to-day and left tor Washington. The
allegations OF fraud were not sustained.
The preponderapce OF testimony shows the
material used was good enough for
the purpose. Colonel l.. Q. Howe, United
8 tates engineers. and Colonel a. A. Fiem-
ing city engineer Of Hot Springs, meas.
ured the work and found II a fraction less
tngu the estimate made and collected by
the contractors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-23

NEW YORK, March 22.-General Thomas
Dockery, who served In the Confederate
army. and has been acting IS fiscal agent
arrested to-day for abandoning his wife.
Last year ne married Massachusetts lady
and brought her TO this city. After living
with her about a month be deserted her.
He gave bonds 10 pay his wife a weekly
nuA
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TIE nIoGEsr THING OUT.

DALLAS, DALLAS Co.. TIx,s. March 2i.-
We, the undersigned, have seen the Mon
roe riding rotary harrow operate on the
field and have carefully watched its opera
tions on unbroke, rough coyn-stulk ground,
and take pleasure ia saying that II performs
It's work faster and In superior manner to
any farm imf l,ment we have ever seen and
h0gettlY b slieve that IL has no equal. IL
runs with perfect ease 10 the team II NO or
dinarv sized mulef) crushing tne cornstalks
and dry weeds aud running over dar
stumps as though they were not in its
way. 10 breaks and pulyefizss the ground
several inches deep, leaving the service per-
iecty loose and smooth, cleansing itself OF
all stalks aud other trash as IL runs. In
word, We cannot recommend II too highly,
A. we believe 10 has no equal as n farm Ia.
Dor saving machine, and will 50 revolutions
'Ze the farming interest that II will save
millions of dollars to rexss.
tSgned.l w G. VEAL,
w II. CASTOR,
Rom X CASTOR.
SAMUEL PErERMAH,
), JOHNSTON,
]. NJ. Dram,
l. NJ kNEPFLY.
W. Z. WoowLLEY,
J. N. PATTERSON,
II, II. YosT.
G. g. WILKINS,
w n BRADLEY.
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POSTAL NOTES.

WAsnrEGroS, March "a Especial -
Postofiice established to-day. Fayburg,
Collin county.
Postoflices discontinued: Retreat, Frank
lin county.
Postmas,ers commissioned q. Bellin-
ger, Luling, aud A. A. Rowe, Spraw es.
The bond OF J. X. Mcdowell, postmaster
/, at Pittsbure, for SO eco has been approved.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-23
DEEP WATER.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-fSpecisl l-Sen'
ator Maxey and Colonel Moody OF Calves
ton had conversations with General New
ton, CHIEF OF engineers, to-day. They dis
Guessed the Galveston sarbOr fatty. MIR.
Moody gave a complete history OF tie stu
alton. Newton showed familiarity with
the subject and looks upon ~ "a national
work OF vital importance to Texas.
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COUNTRY'S CAPITAL.
Great Britain IL Jeslously Watching
ihe American Steer.
DCep Water Again-The Crusade
Against the Dollar.
Keller Kalsominrd by q Democratic
COmmittee--P0stll Pointers.
whisky Perfumes aud Pervades the
Lower House.
MISCELLANEOUS Washington News Items.
JOHN BULL AND THE LoNo.uoHs

WAsHIseroS, March 22.-[5pecial 1.-The
British government Is becoming alarmed
lover the increasing signs OF cattle diseases
Ia this country. Their minister resident
here Is urged TO forward all light
.on the subject A senator who
was at the interior department
to-day says that he learned that the British
minister he his agents ~ Cork collecting
all data. both official and otherwise, from
all quarters, aud this matter was being
oabled as ins, as possible 10 the British
authorities. Al reports TO the departments,
10 congress and to The president bearing on
the diseases now destroying cattle are sent
verbatim.
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Notions, Trunks and CARPETS. at

People have beenshumbugged SO much that il is nearly
impossible to get them to BELIEVE ADVERTISEMENT;
but have asked you and buy any SPECIAL
BARGAINS unless t the TRUTH Therefore, tell you
that Mr. H. Mttenthal has just returned from Southern
Texas where he obtained large stock of bankrupt goods
consisting OF the above and knowing IL is thing i'm
possible for us to take Of Spring Stock of goods that
are now day arriving unless we make room; therefore,
$4,000 worth Of goods at prices thar will astonsh we'll
as please you. These goods spread on our
counters loose. Come and convince yourselves at
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-23
Thn In,rn Inri,lninrr

DIS MoINEs, IA, March % The house
to-day passed the following Joint
resoluiiona asking congress 10 pass o law
giving every honorably DISCHARGED
soldier and sailor OF the late wnr pnteut FOR
100 acres of land without. re-
curing them 10 rettle there.
on. Also for law allowing
an surviving soldiers Of the late war honor.
ably discharged q uniform pension
Of SO per month during
life. Also for tho passage
OF the Robinson bill granting pensions 30
oil soldier and gailors who were coniintd
confined.
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runcrnI Of nI,hop Knvanaugh.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 22.-The funeral
services Of the late Bishop Kavanaugh took
place this morning at the broadway Metho-
diet church. The church was draped in
black and was crowded to overlooking,
The sermon was preached by Bishop
Metre, OF Nashville. The body was not
brought TO the church, but after the ser.
vices, Ia which all Methodist ministers In
the city participated, was taken from the
vault whore IL he'd been placed and buried
In Cave Hill cemetery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-23
Tn. Lower ,vIssissippi Flood.

NEW ORLEANS, March 22-rhe only
break reported to-day was mar Major
Vicksburg the river 10 an inch above 'S2 aud
rising. II rose two and a half inches 9,
Baton Rouge, and is now two inches below
1882 No progress has been made IN
closing Mullatto Bayou levees. A number
OF steamers are Engaged 10 rescuiuR the
people and saving the stock OF the over
flowed sec ions. At 81 joseph. Louisiana,
the water Is thref inches above 1882.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-23
Annnlntcd Recciyer.

PHLApELPHIA, March 22-Commander
Garinge has been appointed receiver OF the
American Ship Building company. The
Nv filed by the Bank OF New York
10 which the ship building company was
in the sum Of SIS. COO. and II was
not Tor the protection of creditors OF the
company that the proceeding was taken, as
the conf any is doing prosperous busi'
ness. The suspension Is expected to be
kot . an, rorsrv
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KNIGHTS TEMpIAR.

Sir Knight John O. Mccoy grand COM
mande. L nights Templar Ct Texas sye 81 ar
day forwarded dispensation TO fhe sir
Knights at Ell Paso 10 form new com
msndery in that city Mr.. T. w. B1ring
was commissioned eminent comnjs der
Charles Davis generalissimo and o. u.
Beale captsin-geners ITO also deputized-
Sir Knight u. l. Bingham To- act asb's
proxy TO organize the commandery. Grand
Conn ander MuDoy predicts a brilliant
success for III Pnso commsndery.
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A PROPOSED SUBURBAN RETREAT

1t is limited that property owners on the
high bluff west OF the river contemplate
laying off their property In lots and selling
them as sites for residences. Also that they
will ioin the county in raising the pike
lead ny from the bridge 10 the bluff above
high wster mark, and that beer garden on
the bluff and street railway from the city
will add attractions to he locslity.
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UNDELIvERED IELEGRAMs.

Messages remaining on hand at the
Western Union Telegraph office. Parties
can get them by calling from $50 10 1855
a m ard from $3.50 TO $50 p. M, Il II Carnes
S. ID. Blake, g. G.. Wright Postmaster
Crawford q Crawford, w. ii. Redwood, NJ.
T. Campbell. A. J. Holiugs Kahn & Camp.
bell, f.. J. Kodis, (2) II. l.. Hutchinson
Agent Texas Express company, A. w
Stevens,
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SAsked.
Governments strong.
Railways firm.
State securities quiet

Governments strong.
Railways firm.
State securities quiet.
The stock market opened weak and lower
on further reduction In trnnk line rates.
The decline la prices was unimporiant,
ranging from Is to l per cent. Lacka-
wanns, Reading, Pacific Mail, Northern Pa.
cific and Manitoba and the trunk lines
being the weakest shares. After 1880 a
firmer feeling set in and a rally OF s to
"a took place, Pacific Mail
and Pullman palace were exceptionally
strong, the former rising Ia and later 2
"a About 80 Lake Shore was raised TO l.0l
l-2 against l.02 8 at the opening. Il was alt o
rumofed from tho W. at that some roads in
the eas;-bound pool were taking grain
at 10 cents per 100 pounds. The
raid and rumors exerted an uniavorsble
influence on the market and with
the exception Of slight rally in
the afternoon speculation was weak and as
CON pared with last nights close prices are
Is to 1.2 lower. Pullman palace, however
Is per cent higher ut ia 1-2 In elevated
shares Manhattan fell off from 81 3 s TO 81
and common from S. 3S 10
81 3S, while Metropolitan rose
from 95 10 30. The changes were
caused by fumors that the decision In the
v'rger case 10 in favor Of the Metropolit an.
The decision, however. has not yet been
given {, the public. Transactions 265 COG
shares.
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"A. & E. MITTENTHAL'S
0os 4 Ot0 Finn srpNNr

Pacific Express cOmpsny, and that he had
not appointed u single colored man To
position IN the post office.
A HERALD reporter essayei % get a copy
OF tie resolution referred 10, but owing 20
the chicanery. Of q jim-crow "out" he vas
unable 10 get II.