The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-12
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES,

Stocks declined on the New York Board
Cashier Hall of the Citizens Bank,
Wilmington, Del, is reported defaulter.
Hon. G. W. Cassidy was nominated by
reclamation for reelection to Congress
from Nevada.
Gladstone stated in the House of Com
mons that Turkey would occupy certain
Red Sea ports.
The American Society of Civil Engi.
neers convened at Buffalo with 400 dele
gates in attendance.
Terrific cloud bursts are reported along
the Central Pacific Road, and great dam
age by washOuts.
England will send mission to Acheen
to undertake negotiations in case Holland
restores freedom of trade.
The Giant Powder Companys Maya
zine near Denver exploded with terrible
force. No lives lost.
Lord Ampthin, British Ambassador,
interviewed Bismarck regarding the pro-
posed Egyptian Conference.
A. C. Carriere & Sons, private bankers
cided to 60 into liquidation.
The international bench show opened
at Chicago with about 800 dogs present,
including one valued at $4,000.
Coal miners of three pools in Pennsyl-
yania have decided to strike If their de-
mands are not acceded to by the 18th inst
Reports have reached Cairo that the
rebels massacred Hussein Pasha, Haifa,
commander at Berber, and many others.
Railroad bridges were washed away at
FL Paso and at Yuma on the Southern
Pacific route. The floods are still rag
ing.
Anderson Wiley, prominent farmer
and stock dealer, was killed by falling
from an Illinois Central train at Colfax,
Ill.
General Solicitor John c. Brown of the
Gould system denies the report that re-
Ceiver is to be appointed for the Texas &
Pacific Road.
Baron Nordenskjold, the Swedish ex-
plorer, will seek subscriptions In London
to meet the expenses of an expedition to
the South pole.
The report that the Burlington & Mis-
souri, River Road is to withdraw from the
Transcontinental pool is denied by Cen
eral Manager Potter.
The case of Judge Advocate General
Swain has been adversely reported upon
by the Court of Inquiry, and a court.mar-
tial trial has been ordered.
The House Committee on Elections
hor m
can, from the Seventh Ohio district In ia
vor of Campbell, contestant,
General Gordon's sister refuses money
for the relief of her brother, and declares
1t devolves upon the Government to res
cue him, as he is British officer.
Tildcn G. Abbott, the defaulting cashier
Of the Watertown (Mass.) Bank, who
was arrested in Missouri, was sentenced
to eight years in the Penitentlary.
A large delegation of leading business
men from Memphis are visiting Kansas
City. They went by special train over
the new line between the two cities.
John and Charles Kennedy, laborers, of
Louisville, Ky, have fallen heir to So
DOC, 900 left them by an uncle, who sud
denly left that city thirty years ago and
was not heard OF until bis death In Aus
tralia.
Sisnor Msncinl, Italian Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, said In the House of
Deputies he did not think Italians
were treated fairly in America, and at
variance with the treaty between the two
countries.
A tariff reform league was organized in
New York, with w. b. Anderson, Of Roch-
ester University, as President. Among
the Vice-Presidents are Henry Ward
Beecner, George william Curtis and ex-
Governor Robinson.
The King and Queen Of the Netherlands,
Crown Prince OF Germany and Bismarck
are 10 sojourn at Kisseagen. These
movements Me associated with negotia-
ton relating to successto4 b the thr0uc
Of Holland In the svsut o{ the death Of
The Prince Of QranEo