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n yrrv WW SiOfcarles Eotol, Subscribe for kick fissucss n m m m Ott.se, Bvxlletln S-o.114J.At;, Omtt Twelfth SBtreet aal We.al.liiertoa JL-v-eiwae. BO Room and Board, 1st and' 2d VOL. 8. CAIRO, ILLINOIS. SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 187G. NO. 145. mm THE Mt IHIIIIHIIHIUIIUINIHHIIIHnimilM THE CAIRO BULLETIN. leading Journal of Southern Ulinoid. The Bulletin Will steadfastly oppose the policies ol In KepttUlcan party, and reluse to be tram tr.ellej i the dictation ol any clique In the Democratic organisation. It bciteve that tie KepuMivan patty hat tiliUled lU uil!on, aud tbat the i)ccuo i ratio party as now organized iboulu It re tored to owe. It be'.ivj tba Kvlieal tyranny tbat b tor several year o;red tbe ."-outi should be overthrown and tbe people ft (j' Kmithcrn State penuitud to runtrol tbeic own affairs. "" It bullevjs tbat railroad corporation ' should bo prohibited by legis'atlve eracti menu from extorting aud unjuHly ds..nra- iuatlngla their Cu.lues UansacUons wIlV the public. It rec.O;;uis (be equality ."ol a men fore the law. It a1vocets frca euraiijsne Urlfl lo: revenue on!y. ad focal! resumption of tj.eite ;iy- luent, and luincst payment ol the public Uol-t. It advocate economy in lb Iji.itLUa- ttoa of public aflnlrf AS A NEWSPAPER 1 he Hulittin will publish all the locai cewt tl Cairo, and a vartetT of "Commercial, Po litical, Foreign and General News, and en deavor to please all tastes and interest ah readers. T II K LLET1N 1 a thirty-two column paper, luninboct lc subscribers lor tbe low price of $1 25 PER YEAR, TosUge prepaid. It in lbe cheapet-t pape iu the Wekt, aud is a pleading Firenia Visitor and Family Companion. Advertisers Cannot lail to lee tbe t-laled Induce incuts oUered by The Bulletin In tbe way of cheap and profitable advtrtlseiuente. SHttMNIIHftMWiU Subscribe lor 1 vasuyr, y THE BULLETIN ISKt ltASt L. INSURANCE. ESTABLISHED 1858. 3AFF0BD, MORRI AND CANDEE General Insurance Agents 73 OHIO LEVEE, City Rational Bask Building, op-stairs. Tbe Oldest Established Atrency In Bout era uueols, representing owtr te&'ooo ooo PAIWT AMD OUJa. Slake & Go. .Successor to) B. F. PARKER, " Dealer 'a faints, Oils, Varnishes, Wall Paper, Window Glass, Win now unaacs, ezc. Hirers on hand, the crlcbratial Jllununatln AlItOHA Oil,. Uroasj' 33u.tXcllaa.it; Corner Eleventh Street and W&ahlcg um atdui (-OMHISNIVK MLBMIAW1H. BOX and BASKET CO Dealer in All klnils bard and soft,) FLOORING, SIDING, LATH, &c Mill and Yard. Corner Tliirty-Fourth Street and onio ijcvee. P. CUHL, Exclusive Flour Merchant Millers' Agent. Ho M) Ohio Levi. CAIRO. ILLINOIS. 7 if WIIOI.LN.4Li: (iROCEKNa STB ACTON & BIRD, Wholesale Grocers -And Commission Merchants AGENTS AMERICAN POWDER CO 57 Ohio Levee. G. D WILLIAMSON, Wholesale Grocer BOAT STORES, Commission Merchant, No. 76 OHIO LEVEE. SFKH AI, att.'titioi clvfn to consignments and nilinif nnUm EJ&A11 for $1.00. Tn .-leKnnt sliwtH of hoice slupie arnineed lor the I'iuuo Kurtrwill l.t nt by mail on re- ceipt ol'out- dollar, (iosl jjuiJ) or shife'le copies at I "' crul. raWi. They i'hd alio I ODleml tliroiiifb any news deal in the I lilted Mu-. llniiidi r dars Inntrumeutal Tom Ttrown H by ran I not Kutx't-l ( hml.le Ki Vr tlie VVdves Mnylaili lli!h Lilu Walta Mruuaa li n where the Violets Grow Western When Old -ir ksou hud hi. 1U7 Wrnlrrne The (.rami old Karm Jtublee The t)l!eire Quick. ten Xtothlaid There', a letter iu the Candle Coote Do you Ueally Think ha lu t? Address orders to lienj.W. Uitchrock, Pub luher.-. ''' Third Avenue N. Y. tf--dow. THE EKEfflY OF DISEASE ! THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAN AND BEAST la the Gi-kimI Old MUSTANG- LINIMENT, Which has stood the test of 40 Years. There is no tore it will not Heal, no Lameness it wm not uura, no Ache, no Fain, thut Afflicts the Hu man body, or the body of a Horse or other Domestic animal, that does not yield to its magio toucn. A. Dome costiDK 2oc,, owo. or 9 has often saved the life of a Human Being, and Restored to Life and useiumess uany a vsuuaoiw Horse. BOLD BLAINE. Great Letter-Stealer in Old Role of Bully. The His Hew He Boxed Tarbox's Congressional Ears. Anil Then Let Loo,. Volley. In is Ufnvrnt A peciid to the Chicago TIiijch describe lilaine'N conteft With Mr. Tarbox, of Iaia cliu'ctt", as follows: HOW TAM BOX LH(KS. WAgnixtJTON, June 8.Tarbox, ol Mas- acliusettj, is a classic-looking Yankee, with coal-black hair and eves, and a -student manner tbnt reminds the Moiiee of a college profe. r. Ho hut a stronj? llfoniuit me tallic veriee, and when excited It fall Into Tibratory treimilo, not tinlike ancient ftage utterences. He felt called tlpon, Turbox did, to avenge tbe injured honor of the IIu-e, to repel the Iilainc Indictment agaimt the judiciary committee, and to do it be re surrected fdlL'htin nllUMon to himself in the outlet of Miuiue's remarks nsthe intpir- lug cause ol bis speechifying. Liiitrti'ting the level ol Tarbox's head, the more wary Iiemocrats cautioned him to MET IU.AINF. AI.ONE, and heir stirli D)i(ortttnes as were put upon him rather tban invito deeper humili ation, but such an opportunity of thnis .ing liinmelf into the yawning mouth of lame wan too Irre-ittible to the sentimental Yankee. He prepared himself by a thhi's reading of Wbately's Logic, Addison on Stj le, and otner elegant aid to composi tion, and to-day waited with conspicuously assured composure for his cliaoce t the redoubtable Iilainc. In f-pite of the pro tcsU of Judge I-ord, who wag tot only di- tnut I ul of Tarbox's venture, but doirous to puh thj (ieneva award bushiest to a c (ticluMon, Tarbox gained the fatal privi lege of attacking iilainc. His remarks were WKI.L KSOI OII IN TUIER WAV, but they covered too much (;rouud, and growing tedious, distracted tbe attendance aud interest ol the House. Iilainc, who had gone over 011 the Democratic ude to hear what had been ht-raldcd as his death war rant, eat out a third of It, and then ostentatiously returned to his own seat. Tarbox's business was xv .n simply to deny nn utterly immaterial allusion tuude by Blaine as to the instigation of the resolution under which the Harrison charge has been under investigation. Los ing sight of this, he proceeded to declaim on morality, honor, and tbe like, winding up with a detente of the judiciary com" mtttee's action, for which the group ol i.wjprj f,n that body did not thank him at all. Iilainc, as it disdaining metal so lceble, delegated the ropoiise to his colleague, i'rye, of Maine, who, having pointed otit same errors ol inference and statement in TAKHOX'd VKKSIOX OK THE INTERVIEW, I rocceded to recall the celebrated speech theft of list winter, in which Tarbox played the part of receiver. This cut cruelty, lor, though Tarbox bad no hund in the work of obtaining the speech, be could not very well deny uing it and seeming to encourage such a practice. Having brought lnutU-M to thl staje, Maine assumed bin part and broke in. Turbox had held his own with Frye, but po soon ai the veteran vituperitor beean, be broki down, und thunders of applaue breaking from the galleries attested bow the in 11 carries evety thing before him. He treating back in the aisle, so that bit own people could see his face, Maine proceeded to comment on the conduct ol a man who appeared on the tloor a a mentor, guilty of an action which was no more nor less than taking his watch. The Mouse listened IN HKEArHI.E8: SUBl'IUSK. Tarbox shook as if palsied. Some of bis friends bUsed, while a storm of cheers and applause broke from the cttire Kepublican side and was re-eeboed in tbe galleries. Never,' taid Blaine, fold'ng his arms, throwing back his head and glancing about witb superlative scorn, "have I recognized the gentleman since the day this dishonor was made known to me." It sounds tame enough to write or read, but in a ful' house, with the tumultuous passions o partiau.bip aroused to their keenest ten sion, it would create un almost thrilling suspense. What would the victim say f AVbat could he say? He said nothing. Tarbox thus crushed, the in-olent victor proceeded to a more sweeping conquest He called lor the consideration of bis mo tion of yesterday to reconsider Hunton's order to publish the testimony thus far taken iu the $01,00) bond investigation. The Democrat were determined thut IIY FAIR MEANS OK FOIL lie should be silenced, un 1 though General Hunton chcerlully acceded to Blaine's a ncudmcut that the Caldwell dispatch and th.i extraordinary scene in yesterday's committee-session should, bo printed, objection wai made. In the tumult it could not be dis. covered who had thus ungraciously inter posed after the only person concerned had consented. Maine, cried out promptly, " SUiidup and let us see who has objected." Thus compelled, Southard, of Ohio, arose very contused aud shumo-faced, und iu te. spouse to Blaine's satirical Inquiry as to the cause of his objection, he said that he ob jected because the mutter referred to was not testimony. The galleries responded with an audible expression of disgust, and Uialno hNAITING II IS ITM.EHS DIHOAINIT LLY, turced to the chair to demand his rights expounding law at the same time. Under the rule he claimed and by the concurrent judgmmt of tbe parliamentarians ol the IIouso ho had the tight to the floor on s re.onsiduration motion, which is defined by .the manual as the highest form of privt lego. Cox, however, who is alwaya equal to the most preposterous ruling, Ut Uluiua seize the honors of persecution byiuluig squarely against the law and the precedents, It was Springer, however, who hat of Itto Democratic side, who blocked Blaine's nonsense. If he hid not rien to question Blaine's light to the floor, no one would have questioned It. A the day ended Blaine sdll hcldi the rod over the House, rince by Cox's ruling be has the right to the floor whenever bo chooca to arise to the point, wbon no other subject Is up. This Is all inconsequent in it'elf, but it Illustrates THS Ht.M.t LAR row Kit THH MAN HAS upon tbe nouse, since with only moderate management 0 the part of the Democrat!', he could be checked In every case before his most effective points are tnide. Having won the battle in the Honc, Blaine prO ceeded to the committee-room and planting himself to tbe left of General Hunton calmly resumed bis usual audacious onset Upon the witnesses and forares upon the ;ommittee. There happened to be but little testimony of consequence, and at C o'clock the scene endel. HANK. TUB :. City National Bank CAIRO, ILLD70S. CAPITAL, - - $100,00 ornciM. W. P HALMDAY, President. HK.NRV L. HALLIDAV, Vice Prcsl. A M ftAFFOKD, Cfthlcr, WALTi.il HYSIAIF. AsS't Cashier. II RECTORsi I S. STAATS TATLOK, It IT. CrVMWORAJI, II I. Hallidat, vv. I'. IlALMDAT, O. L. Wiluahsoh. Stufh Iukd, A. B. SArroKO. Exchange, Coin and United States Bonds Bought and Sold. DEPOSITS received and a general banking businebg done. limss. President. Nea", Vice I'res't. H. Wells, Cashier. ' T. J. Kertb, Asst. adh'r 5 Corner Commercial Ave. aad 8th Street, . CAIRO, IZjIjS. DUtKCTOfM. K liros, Cairo. Wm. KlUKe, Cairo. P. N 1 0', Cairo. Wm. Wolfe, Cairo. 4 A . SiiMtnlta, Cairo, it. L. liilliuriky, t IxmU. t. liuder, Cairo. H. Wella, Cairx. t, 11. Urinkman, sju Louis, t tivnciHl UnukinK Uunlnewa) Ihme. tt"Exchange sold and bought. Interest paid n the slaving Depurtment. CoTtections made, nd all buMuens roni'tly att. n.le.J to. Enterprise" Savings CHARTERED MARCH 21, 1889 CITY NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO OFFICE HS: PAFFOIU), President. :AVLOIt, Vice 1'residei 8 TA lent. W. llVSLOP, SHjc'vand TreaBurer. DinacTons: P.W. Bakclat, Cuas. Galigiiir, r. M. STOcarLSTU, - t'Aixt. Nai H, tl. 11. CtnoiNuiiAM, 11. L. ILalliday, J. M. Phillips. MEREST paid on deposits at the rate of s per cent ier annum, .Marrh 1st ami Santera er 1st. Interest not withdrawn is added i in rue liatelv to the principal of the deposits, thereby riving them compound interest. Harried Women and Children may Deposit money ana no one else can draw it. 0en every busings day from 9a.m. to !l p.m. a4 Saturilay eveninzs for savinirs deiiosits only roul 6 to 6 o'clock W. SYSLOF. Treasurer. I.IQVOB DEALF.BN- R. SMYTH & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign end Domestic AJCD WINES OF KINDS, No. 60 Ohio Levee, CAIRO. ILLS. MESSSF. PMYTH A CO. have constantly a large stock ol the best poods in me mar ket, aud give especial attention to tbe wholuaalt ranch ol the uuaineaa. CINCINNATI. Wm. Glenn & Sons Headquarters fur Groceries 4,000 Rio and Santos Coffee, 2,000 hhds New Orleans Sugar, 2,500 bbls N. Orleans Molasses, 1,500 bbls White Refined Sugar, 1,000 bbls Yellow Refined Sugar, 500 bbls Louisiana Rice, 100 Tierces Carolinr Rice, 500 h'fehs Green and Bl'k Tea. ALSO, UKALEltSIN PROVISIONS, SEEDS, , AXl OTIIEB l'UOlifCK. 6ft, 70 mid 7'J Ylue Mret. Ol.. O J. w. uiTcniLi. u. p. n. a. aaionAu, u. p CAZKO JDICAI- a Surgical Institute. Era. MITCHELL ti BRIGHAM, Pronrietora rfEsMclal atteatloa Wea to Knrfery and mm mmm 0) lam irauj We have a Large Stock of the following Oils in store, in prime order, wmcn ww oner to Standard White Prime White Me imp imw 150 Fire Test. Water White "AEGrAND" 175 Fire Test. ELAINE The Family Safeguard! BARCLAY BROS. 75 Ohio Levee. QUOTATIONS FURNISHED ON APPLICATION. QILBS,BRO.&CO. Wholesale i : .: NOS. 266 & 263 WABASH AVE., CHICAGO. WE ARE SPECIAL AGENTS FOIt ELGIN WATCHES,. AMI I1AVK A KI LL STOCK OF HOWARD AMI AN KXDLK.SS YARIKTV OF I Jul ies Fine twilil Watches, IiurooP1s, uoiu un Junius, liolil Nci-k Chniu, si!ver Vest Chaius, Table Castors, Cake Hiirkcls; .Nut l'irks, Can! StaiiiU, Napkin Kins, n'aitors. i.olil Toolli I'li ll, UoM NValch Keys, Coral lteals. Coral Necklaces, Coral hels aud ltinfrs, ISronze Drnamenls, ilTur Sooons, Tea Si ts, ailern. Ittitter Dislias, t.olit Uiugs, Office and Parlor Clocks of every Description. Watch Materi als and Tools KJ-F.Ttry one visitlny CHICAGO should call at rs : cigars : wigars i Wholesale and Retail Prices ! Fully alive to the demand of tha tunes, proposes to put his LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OP CD I U I CK- i i I At prices that will compare with the decline d-oo.U down War to a . r i. r. 1 A Public to the following prices: and imported Havanna 15 cents each. He means business, and will at even these low prices, make a fair living profit. ilia ngnt expenses enuoiwa m a iubho uu.v m wuuv lew prices, and in return solicits their patronage. ..... Smoking and Chewing tobacco, and Smokers' articles of all discyip tions, constantly on hand, and will be sold correspondingly low. 102 Commerial Ave. 2d Door Above Sixth Street, OAIH.O. HjIjINOIS. Are ITou Going to Piaint? TIIEN USE CHEMICAL PAINT, iIpaA TJirTrnt Colora. matle of StrictW nril Wiilu. Lead. Zinc and l.ii.-eed Oil, Chemically eoiubiucd. wan-anled Much Handsomer aud Cheaper and to lal TW ICK AS LUNG as auv other paint. It ha taken the f ir.l fnmiuiu at rweuli'lite Fairs ol' the Union, and l"is4,hn,',4r Address, TTT fT " BXl-O TXZ 7EHJ&, pricks Rtui ctu,AMri.K cri best iHKt. 31 St. Clair St., Cleveland, Ohio. 3--r 1. III J 1 1. I 1 " ONLY $1.25 A YEAR. ABIE la Hi me xraae very Liow : - - 110 Fire Test. - -130 Fire Test. and Retail WATCHES Coffee I'rns, sij ni)i Dishes, stpoou llol'ters, . lips and Goblets, Kmc lets, UoM Thimbles, silver Tliimbles, Gobi Lockets, hirt htuds, Heal Kinxs, lilies' Sets, I'eari Sets, r"tchers, Opera Glasses, At for Jewelers. our establi.hment and examine our Goods" I jQ. ! U3C I In other articles, in other word will put Ironi the old Peace Basis, nail tl a ntfontion of the) Smolrincr Connecticut Seed from 2 to 3 cents; MILLER BEOS' ' -' - .- - - - Floors, $2 50 per Day. i Room and Board. 3d Floor $2 .00 far Bay Special Rates by Week er Ifaatk - : ", " iranw laoinj - - iui un Mummer months. The ft. Charles is the larimt and best anaelnt ed House In Southern Illinois, Bail la the leadiaa niFiei in vairo. .soi m n.ianlins; tne "Bee Rock" rednction lc pricea, the table will, a usual, tss lilierally ii.plie. with the ery best of erervthiiiK Hint can I fonnd in market. r me lare aainpie rooms for commercial trar elera, on (troniut floor, free of charge . tT"AII liniraifrt gumts conreved to and Iron the hotel without charge JKWETTWII.COX CO., Proprietors. VAniF.TT HTORR. !Tew-Yorlr Storo WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. VARIETY STOCK IN THE CITY. Goods Sold Very Close. Corner 10th St. and Commercial At, caiko. rxtnrom C. O. PATIER & CO. WAUOXH. The Gamble Wagon CAino, zijZiiiffoia MAXCFAC'TUItED BY JOHN P. GAMBLE. . IH BEST and CHEAPEST W440K KAX C7ACTC&XD MAN UP ACTORY, OHIO LEVEE Near Thirth-Fourth Street CARL PETERS, HORSE SHOER, . BLACKSMITH Wagon Maker. SIXTH STREET. Between OHIO LEVEE AND COMMERCIAL AVENUE. Manufactures tie ewn Horee Shoes and can Aesure Oood Work. PATRONAGE SOLICITED t-i-lm the miom mitmi imi TAKE THE BALTIMORE AKD 0EI0 UMLKOil! THE ONLY DIltECT ROUTE TO The Centennial ! VIA WASHINGTON CITY! By this Line Paaeenfere are Lassdeel at Centennial Grounds, or al Broad and rise rJtrecta, iu viriuity ol the Leading- hotels In rbiladelphia, as they Baaypreftr. Holders ef through tickets CAV STOP OIT AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. And risk tbe Covernment Buildinare, and tbe n-auy objeels of interests in and about Washing ton City. Travelers desii injr k Spjf.j, Plsisist, ul CeafcrtiUt Trip, Should remember that the BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R., Is Celebrated for its Xlesrant Coaohes.Splendid Hotels, Orand and Beautiful Mountain and Valley scenery, ana us many paints at . Historic Interest Alons; its Line. fue till ALWAYS bi u LOW As i Aaj Otto Liu PULLMAN PALACE CARS Itun TUruusa . . WITHOUT CHAN OX Betwer-n tbe Principal vesiira nl lixim Ciiici. I7tR TUItOlcn TICKETS, H ACiCOAGE J? i hei'ks, Movement ol 'I rains, leeuioj; Car Aocoiniiiolatioiis. Ac. Ae... auoly at Ticket Unices al all 1'rincipal 1'oiuls, NORTH, SOUTH, EAST OX WEST. E.K. POltiiEY, L. M. COLE, Uea'l Ticket At. TIMS. R. fHARr, Master ef Traap' Ass'ICien'1 Ticket Agt. flllW. P. BAHKV, Western l'aseus;e rAjft. JACOB WALTER, BUTCHER AJID Dealer in Fresh Heats EIGHTH STREET. Between Washinartoa and Oosasaeeelal ' Ayenaee, adjoint Hansy's. KEEPS for salt tlx best tiff, rera. tVitaetj Veal. Lamb, taueea, e . Mil N nrwaj U tsm laBiiltaa w ea aeasaialile ae tf blossomed into the parliamentarian on tba i-ea dJtw-if. ua ireaimcui ut vurvniv 4-ww.