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THE CAIRO BULLETIN; SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 4 J 90 1 .
The offer of the position to Ciraney In
ihr first place was in th nat'ire of a
eomaiinn u;. Grr.u.y is not at all, a
well man at pre -at, and. if he eared
for 'la port of bono-, it ii ihiiotful
if he .vould coiiiliat the wi-hos of his
physician to the extent, of taking the
unnecessary risk.
Britt has already pitched camp at
(
T o
I
o
Crcil's gardens anil Nelson is expect
After you go to other Places
Come to us for j
pit to return 'o "Smilins" MefzpT's at
larkspur.
Governor Yates Says the Situation
at Zeigler Does Hot Call For
Such Measures.
WANTS REPEAL OF
and
15THMENIENT
jr TV-
DOLLS
TOYS
CD
II I
'I
leading Tailor
and
Haberdasfreri
111
ConnnercialAve.
Cairo, III
AN CVD AND UNIQUE LINE
WATCH FOBS
CUFF BUTTON'S. J
SCARF PINS tVi"'
(I.".' SETS TO MATCH.)" J
V jt
CPECIAL. DESIGNS I IN ' SUS
PENDERS. SrZCIAL DESIGNS UN HAND-
KERCHIEFS.
BEAUTIFUL TIES. 'f
VERY FINESTS GLOVES, m
PAJAMAS. .
NIGHT ROBES.
) UNDERWEAR. ? ,
SUIT, CASES. ,
UM3RELLAS7r
NOVELTIES IN THE ABOVE,
LINE3. , y
f "
TAILORING
New pattern for V8ultlnga
tri Overcoat Just "received,
'e giva you tha beat We
ires you In tha latest, fachion
.jble attire.
' d 1
Latest .Correct .Block. In
' ' H A T - 8 .
Ajent for Champion and Tiger
bnandi hata.
CD
Leading Tailor
. and
Haberdasher
'611
Commercial Ave.
Cairo, 111.
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EL,
DENIES ANY INTENTION OF
ISSUING SUCH AN ORDER
State Troops Will Probably Be Withdrawn
SoonFiring at Letter's Town Not
Sufficient to Alarm Miners
or Deputies.
Springfield, Dee. 3. -Governor
Yates emphatically declared yesier
lay that, he had lio Intention of rte
darins , -martial law a Zoiirlor and
"harp,ctorid as a "fake" pure and
dmyle i he die-patch sent out from
H'iHun Thursday that tie iiad Mated
l't a conference held at tile I.cland Iio-
ri 1 In i his oily Wednesday ntejii 'hat
lie would place the troops in cnarye
if tlie situation jnst as soon as the
dtiiatioti warrant. He said he never
made such a statement and 'hat lie
had not been in the Inland hotel for
tea days.
Governor Yates' Statement.
Governor Yntet hold a conference
Jt ,'! o'clock yesterday afternoon with
Vljuiau' General Scott regard hifi trie
existing condition at Zeijfler. Previ
";.is to the meeting with the governor
General Scott discussed the matter
with Colonel Hoy Reece who had been
it Zeigler for Rome time.
Las, night Covevnor Yat"s made
Ids first statement in relation to the
loops at Zeifjler. The Rnvemn. said:
'There -Is nothing to he said rilat
i5K 'o the presence of the trx.pi
it. 1'eialer excep, that two companies
were will, there' and are still dier".
"or the protection of lift ami the pres
ervation of the peace. Thev were
t t't iipon the absolute demand of the
.if riff of .the eoiin'y of Franklin who
.t'ited in three different febanis
T.tjtT he "was Rb'ohite'y enable to p;e
?tc order,
'There ha been no proclamation
f martial law. The sheriff still as-
4erte.l. as late as last niht, 'hat the
r sence of the troops is still neces
ary. I therefore consider that, the
in e has not yet tome for their wih
Iritwal. Moth '.he adjutant genera!
and assistant, adjutant, general have
visited tiie locality. General Scott was
'here before the troops were sent and
'V. Ueuce lias just, returned and -the
le ar'nient is and will be fully ad-
.used of the siiiiaiion const intiy by j
.he fficer in command." j ,
Forty U. S. Marshals. I h
Colonel Roy R. R.-ece, assistant ad- j is
lutatit general, returtieil yesterday ! a'
vfternuon from Zeigler. wiiere he was i'
. ent by Adjutant (Jeiieral isco't to i '..
inline the siuiation and report to,iv
dovernor Vales. He says thai ) .-j s j
?onprHiy C of Cai boiolale anil F o( , t
Meant Vernon, of the Found infant-jb
y, there are forty l"ni'd States !-i- ; v
ity marshals at Ze'.nler who are!
'harped with (he duty of (I'lardin:; !
die property. Those dopmy ninrhals i !
ire under coniniand of (b.-neral J:ntie:t i
if. Ikirkley of HoritigheM who wasitl
.'ormerly commander of the Fifth In- j ei
raiilry. Illinois National Riiard. There
ir; fusflhides of shots every ni::ht.
tircctid from tile timber anainst the
niiiupin.i; station at the ta:ne. whieh
N some di.-'tance from the mine itself
l'ho theory-Is that the parties who
to the firing desire to blow np the
ptiinpirifi sita'lon ro they can dynamite
'he mine itself. There is no firinpr
lurinn fhe day.
May Withdraw Troops.
It seems likely that tiie .sia't
troops will be withdrawn from Ze;n
Vr, as it D thought 'hat Sheriff Stein
aulit to bp able to cope with tin
nit nation.
Colonel Itoocc says the two coin pa
aies of troops at Zeigler number about
seventy men anil 'ha' they are Ma
tii.ineii in buildings in the town ot
Zeis'! r and two or three of them arc
at the pnmrdnsr station, against whieh
ill the firins; is bcitis directed, it be
ins the belief f jvtr. Z'-iUfr 'hat U
is the intention of th" as-ailatd , to
d'slro- the pumping Mat ion tn vhn-ti
!:-, a oenutity of jiondi r and then tiv
to undr-i litiite the nunc. There ae i"
r0op-. within ttie stockade hnh -or
i f
rutntdn the m:tte. He said the tine?;!
watt of a desultory nature and came
not from the direct ion of the miner.-,'
cauip, but liotii the limber to ibe w er t
of the pttmpiii; -taG.-tn. 1: w.rt not
of a chpiae'er to alarm th i:i;e-r--or
troops vii deputy ntersha! :. but
pxn ciio-Jth to car."-? en? uneasine"
and epprfbenr-ion of being PtrocI: by
a ptr.-y bullet. The reports of rrr-at
ai.ora beitis: caused oivini: to 'he fu
iiitt. which is always at nij-ltt. he said
are untrue and said the report sent
out from Ronton were gro.-sly ca-.-seratcd..
F?tfu';.6 to Act as Dtoutits.
I Sheriff Stein's son. he- taid was in
j db ect, charge of the two or tbree dep
jutv ih'r'ft 'hcTf i h- r;ff SM'jin bad
nnal'e to
nuiidaT of
tlie niiwill
county To
:-i'rf in the capacity of ilemiiies.
A number of prominent ehi.etis of
Franklin ront.ty, i v.:.. at ll. tit.;n and
elsew iiere, bad expressed the L . lief
th;:t state troops were nee" -'sary o
res-rve the peace.
i.eli.r has received two consign
menfs of niiie-rs recently.
Blue Print of Zeigler.
Colonel Iteece broivjrljt tionie with
him a lihe- jTint of the '.own of Zei
ier, the mines and tl;e fort .fk'ai ions
To the northw--:' are the top works
and online lue.e of the n -me, v. l.ieli
are surrounded by the i-o-caii''i .stock
aee. wiiich is m.thin.!; bn a k'xh
hoard fi'nce. This proptrly covers
al out nine acres. On a tower tii re
is a sen rch!i;-r!it which sweeps the
country around. Tills is located at
the cut end of the st'd:ai'e. Four
ntUi-.s to the nor V. we: t oi the mine is
the c u. p of tk,' st riki.i.j; i.de i 'i,
known us Can p Tu:'.ei," l-etr-s si'!i-nte-1
a-i,u;i- Mie hoa.e .if t:i.' Rev. 'c.
T in!, r, near th town of Chr:.--to:n r
Tiit'ee-quariors i f a nole eas' of the
in ne, with i he houses uimosi reach
ins the Moekade of the none. i the
tev.n of Zeigler. To the north and east
of the town are several block hot!. -en.
oi'.e of which i.as a rapid firini? au.
Teero is also a rapid fiiiio: mmi on liu
': o" the i :t: e hell.!;: .: of the ( nil
(icay iti u- town. Aliouf inreeijoar
Hers of a mile southeast of the i
iwn
the
is Gie pumping station, located
betil s of tue Ri Muddy river.
NO ONE WOUNDED.
R:ports of Alleged Shooting Discred
ited by Nev.r,rpcr Ver co
t:-e 3ce'ie.
f'y 'be Associated I
DU!l!ol!l, 111.. Dec.
r poitdcnis of t It-
ress.
. The staff cor
St I.ouii paper:,
the alleged : boot
of Loiters tomes
b. y have Icon uu
a:K., of bullets en
( I .'0 tiie j : i ni o
aii'.'r investi:;at!iii;
O!
the ',
!er di
' n-.d
.tin
7.'
se
i'Mot ts
ii : that
n wount
"it out from surriiiitdin;
eiir,er ae,l (.inkers have
"1 base plover! t"i"; in-
b i e been util'onntb d.
Ccnn oi for Weeks.
tate-.t ate bent ic reports
o. it i went v -tiv t miners en
;;o tun
F:rit")
nil tie
:p d !"tir ictus from Z''inler. Iu
to. n I. ore are e'.-.Iity loittii-.
ily-li-.e teili'iaie.e". forty d
pel y
end
ar't-hal
inelud.iie both sla'"
a I
oM li t l'v . I low ever. It.
'ii- inter"" i .-d -jo -c- m s.
IS
b
living
.;,;:(. t
t b: t lirittK has been j
every ll'i;ht for s , era! j
' "' itrity of the sO)el,t;di
'ii e.-.b-r aad from tie
loea'fd :.;;, distance
hi a "il tie u I
VI I. S i-1 lb
:r.:,!:r.: . .;!--r and from i.v
lop bouse. loe.Tf -1 soit.c !isfaiie"
r.i the town.
stated tliat he iiad been
swear in any considerable
deputy sheriffs owin.t? to
innness of ciriens of tlie
S.ioeting Stol Strange. .-owe- of ihe ase. anions the popular
it-r's attern.-y jie tilies the it j f.inri'i s beo: it eornes to the opera
of ti,e militia on the gronn-1 that ; i,.n;so soon and the lovers of ties sty!
nee-wary for the pro'ection of p.r , ntcrtainm.-nt will have an oppof
("ty. in.-.lM:! that the town has i Mnity , njox it.
tire" upoa r- neateiilv. and that ! 1
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r i
i,....
d;o(t'n b:, -; p.- -n ijon... by ire
of tin- r.i.w rs' ntikdi. (in tb
::ry the tiui-tn'; offiidals d -'ait
men hino ib:ite rei chootinc
'siilent Morri .- of ihe union sitv--;
s m v I'.-',( i that wb.at firinu l :e
'ile'r
f'r:
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SENATOR BACON OF GEORGIA 13
WILLING TO HAVE SOUTH'S
REPRESENTATION CUT DOWN
IF THAT IS DONE.
Uy the Asocial ed 3'ress.
ilacon. Ca,, Dec. 3. ConKiessnian
llanlwick of the Tenth Georgia dis
trict a few laya ago wrote a letter to
senator Bacon asking Uts views on
the present political situation. Sen
ator llacon says (here is an effort to
Republican i,e the sott'h. He advo
cates the rep-'al of the fifteenth, arn
enutuent and insist -i that unless this
shall he done the people of the sttth
will b-." forced fit maintain their prop
osi'ion of white supremacy.
Rather than have negro rule Sena
tor llacon is willing; to accept a re
diiclioii of southern representation in
congress.
SANK ROBBER PLEADED GUILTY.
By the Associated Press.
Council Bluffs, la., Doe. I!. Karl
Karrer, charfred with robbing the
haul
of
Trevnor, la
pleaded (iat.ty
today.
Fl-K.d.
of A 1
He fore, d Albs Frances
a-'sistant cashier, at tlie point
velvet', to hand him ?1,.V'i' of
I ho hank's
coveroi.
h. Ail but $10'.i wasre-
AMUSEMENTS.
, A Hidden Crime.
of the greatest sueeessei
years hast been achieved
by a melodrama in which
pervadn.: setiliaient. The
One
recent
season
is the
; in
this
love
title
an 1
of the play is '
will receive it,.
Caiio Thursday
A Hidden C.iaie" c
!':fi. p.-odueiiou in
, Dec. S, at tiie opera
house.
J. .M. Ward, who has the play under
his management has spared neither
evpeuse or labor to make it one of
i he most entertaining; and pleasing
pooular priiel attractions on tour.
Five n ,':n, moth sets of ..eeu'-ry are
;arri.d cot.iiile'c, viz.: The Golden
Ga:o barbor of S:in Frunrt-C"; the
I Owl .;.iialdii.j; Uea. a tudo Karajn in
full Idoom. exterior of the gambling
! house on a moonlight
I mo den of Chinatown
niKht ; Cue upl
and the sensa
tional breaking ol a suspension
bridge. Tiie comedy tdement Is of an
j unusually hilarious natiir .1. and the
j east one of pen era I excellence, "A
llii.lil.n Crime" should prove one of
- tin- banner attractions.
Rsbts In Toy
i iaitilin and Mill b.
II s
oriti ou-
il
x' tax tif-an .a
r, New Vorl'
i opera housi
fiom I lie Ma.ies
. will be seen a;
on Saturday,
t :c
th. at
t'-.e fait
1 1" e. o.
"JlaU. s in Tin iaiiil
is (II . ii ."icDon-
oaL-a aiul Victor Herbert's brilliant
it , iina! iai ion of the fairy laic "Italic.--
in : 'e- eo.ls.
i'o chiblren it is the i vi nt of a life
i ; ' i ; to the jrro-Ati pi t.-on i; is the
Miisimai ion of a't.
sia-y Marble, t lie clever l.Hie :-.i,ir,
and '
itown.
lite b
ae.alv
Cio." !l
i ': princ:
little e.irl,
b- v.
otei. fiian of re
al roles, .latie
and Alan, the
Hoity Toity.
It ; said that, when .in audu nee
:' .' ! a theater in a w hist lire.; mood
ii i:i.-.;y a the suct-ess if a musical
f.'ay. '1 hat lids is so. is strikingly
1 '::: :.; in site preat success of
.ua' ti i.r-'.-t of all niustcal comedies.
Weber and Fieb' 'Hoity Toily." It
J!s iiiiipt'stionabiy the preat. whistlini;
j May Yor.e He-e.
N-v York, c. Mrs Putnam
i llra.'Fi ( St roiiR. bbioioiiii; and vluor
, oils. wi:) a retinue of Jananese ser-Ivair.-.
arrived o;i the Kai-er Wilheini
j II. S'l.- said -die hop..,) ;;!,. wotibi
,;v:-.;i t:ev.-ii)M-r po'ttib'ty, notwith
' tat-doe; t' at, titrltr t':-- nan:" of May
! ' : I . to i a ,., axe!! of tWf,"'
' v ''' ' k t'l .r.tdeviHe Monday
I 'i' , -"' e" r t'l iii-i n at ltamntt r-
roe! e'j:
'Ot v.
na ;:t a!l ov r
tt
' :be iri'll I
ni b'jiH-v. He a
dii',. and ii'l
e We'ks. This
it :- a
lei",.
v rt ?r ' , m,
t'l some let
in tiio or Hip
ii i
( one
I v.
ap-
.l.er
r;-r
e le
Frc
rt f,
cue Tici
'Mi r i
t .lo(1
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t ', , , ! ;
ar.-J t'
et.
,f tb,
le '.'.'.
ty ;
l.ltle
e v
wi-.-ii
V.
J.o-
b
Kit:
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N
'j I Bisque Dolls
Kid Dolls
China Dolls
Indian Dolls
Rubber Dolls
Sleeping Dolls
Talking Tails
Crying Dolls
Doll Heads
Dressed and
Un-dressed Dolls
lc o 65c.
Drums, Sleighs,
Horses, Wheel
barrows, Check
er Beards, Bu
reau s , Bed s,
Tables, Wash-
tt.
I stands, Dressers,
ifffXftAJiJBSlMfi.ESi'
i . . v w it v r t v ii i u i ' t
SMALL
Try Petit 's Cream Candy
El Ifln rss reruns fnrS
circtis poster and the dodaer be
placed in the window for a frca tick
et to see the bis chow. As all the
saialbr shows are controlled to a
certain extent by their larcer breth
ren this ruling is sweeping in its ef
fect. It means that the small boy
wbo carries water to the elephant will
be in his element, as the only person
who will be able to sec the show for
nothing.
FOR IL S, STEEL
HUMORS OF ADVANCES IN STEEL
FRODUCT3 THE CAUSE THE
MARKET WAS STRONG BUT
UNF Vf-N.
Dy tha A -i.M;it.,l Pre?:
Sew York. D--c. 3 Today's stock
marl ef v:?.t nrmx. hut "the strt?sslh
was i;neven and -a few of the most
P'oiiiinnu r.iocl:.! rl.e-ed today at frac
t tonal le eiii.e;, fi.iui la 't iiitbi The
.-ir, iiitli in tli" niati.'.T prew out of
(onduiuie. in tho totioti, coal, topper
and iron and ctcc-! trades. Uv-n in
rh.; r.-cu-.-- a."cctc.l b7 there- trad"
t'lre a3 srao profit ta-:is?, as la
Le-.:..- :!! nrr' ?':isht"i TTi'.ch e!--'S'-d
b-i-a .- ', r r- ' 'e flar'ntio if .
W C RECORD
You Know we Beat them all
I
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H
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b .
Racket Store
2 0 2!
Washington Ave
PRICES TALK
In the anthracite pronp both Rcad
ins and Ontario and Western got the
bemfit of 'conflicting surmises as to
which was to secure the Lehich Coal
and Navigation. I'nited States Steel
preferred touched a new high record
for the year on account of rumors of
still further advances in tlie prices of
steel prodnets ami the maintenance
of present priois for steel rails. A
larpe dividend declaration on the
Boston and Montana, a subsidiary
Mocb, was the motive for the buying
of AtnalcaniatcJ Copper. 'Western
-rain carriers shoved a lagging ten-
dMley.
Tito bank statement carried o'er
ivfrji"'' ffom !a-f week's ?ol sbip
mer.ts to Cuba, eo that the ccih de
crease exc ceded the r ftimales, but the
Jll.eon.ooo Irian cnr tract ion modified
the i ffei t so as to leave a nominal in
crease in surplus reserve. In view of
tiie we l:'s 1 1 1) operation, involv
ing a heavy capital outliy, it if-j-,:.t
that trust cospinlos a:Uvjiij?
in tho niarcy niari::t ar tabingr or
iire a cc rants froni iht hmks.
Money Qucttions.
Py ih,? Associated Pre.-s.
New York, Dee. 3. Money fin call
nominal. No loans. Time loans. Htm:
ii.xty, ninety day3. i.lz a:onh&, four
per cent.. Frlrae paper, lib4 per
tcea'.. Exchange, steady,' ecxarad.
lKttr.A; sixt7 -&. fin.,. 14: ".
Fir sib.fr. J'H,
on Prices.
VtViV.'tVYrVV.ViV
Doll Buggies,
Carts, Automo
biles. Cups and Saucers,
Cake Pans,
Vases of all
kinds, Beautiful
Salad Bowls,
Tools, Chairs,
Horns, T u p s,
Balls, Rattles,
T i n and Iron
Banks, Watches,
Animals, M e -ehanical
Trains,
Tea Sets, in fact
anything wanted
for the little ones
-when S a n t a
Clans calls at
their ho.-oc.
ft.WWeWlWl 1
LOUDLY.
STATE CONVICTS
NEED EMPLOYMENT
ILLINOIS PRISON BOARD ISSUES
20,000 CIRCULARS SAYING
THAT PRISONS CAN SUPPLY
PRODUCTS OF ALL KINDS.
13 y the. Associated Tresr..
Chic 130. Dec. 3. Aroused to action
by the urgent lHcer-rdty cf employ
ment frT the rtate pir.a! !tr'i'ulcc-,
the Illinois ttate prison beard today
authorised the prinlng of 0,003 ci
culars which il bp sent to the es-
f'eutives of every municipality in thr
atate. Iiif.umine tlicrn that the penal
insiiiutioi, 3 ar r-aly to ru;iy i-ro
ducts of every d-.:ripticn i?r which
re3u;-r;r.cn :s naue. U wai toia-.ej
out that lccaueo cf tee Ulino.s lr.v
wiiich prohibits the manufacture by
convict lalxr of evt-rythiug exeejit
gesods intfcuded for slatb iulilutions,
marsy cf t!.e- cc-ivictj are vithout tuan
ual labrjr twe-'y-t-o hours out cf
the twc-ty-f;ur, zzi. that tiia -real 1
?orcr cr !;tt? trlrg- t:ay ef th-ri
to a s'?-tj tor-ic-.ini ca izi.y.