The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-25
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.


|, nj. clert ran away with his wife.
f -Bismarck's cujrassicr. wear ,now.wnte
, coatccs, bright brcP-t-platc ana Will
planned helmets.
A Graveyard inscription ~ hehnr-
bunk, Maine, roads. Poor 90 MS "e"''
level now if it never was before,
An en,crprising party IN New York,
the other day, boarded sch.oher IRON
Brazil chlor6f,rnici the captain ana st"le
four buaconstgictoTs
A Michigan school teacher J. o"t
with a book she call, The Boys III White
I, !. made up of rccollectons of hospital
scene, during the war.
Mr.. n. $. Roberts, of Catlcttshurg
Nv. delivered the address before the
| alumni ut the close of the session of the
Y Lebanon ohio Normal school last week.
! A Columbus, Ohio, paper la, il that
| Chief Justice Chase was hobnobing with
Wash. Mclean, of the Cincinnati E".
queer, last week. Isn't this u fish story
on Salmon? .
Ono California journalist cautiously |
alludes to another ~ "whilom proprietor |
of the Figaro smut machine, after pcrpa-
tetic liar for II onc-horsc opera, and al !
ways consistent snea@.'
The Beloit Register asks: "Why is n
Beloit mans trade mark like certain
leading Prussian? Because il is his biz
mark" TThe author of the above leaves u
wife and twelve small children.
The Democratic leaders in Maine are
sound. Mr.. T.. +. Pillbury who made the
opening speech at the State Convention,
said "The negro question Is dead and
playsl out. Is sleeps it. last sleep
1t is said that II Regiment of women is
being formed In Paris to march against
the Prussians Costumc-corsago Of
Bradenburg blue, premiere ddHScuSc
| skirt, gray Turkish trousers, high boots of
red morocco, no chignon, Awhile felt ha,
and red feather. r..
- a strong minded Hhioo widow who
married II second time, against all the
traditions of her people, has received thou
sands OF rupees worth of presents from al
mlring Euglish lsdtcs, aud it is proposed
to start u general fund Cor the endowment,
Of all such widows.
The following names appear in tho
list of passengars who sailed from New
York on the 10Th for Brest aud lIavrc, in
tho st. Laurent; +. NJ. Barton, Rev. G.
Borsavelli, Nicholas Meilhas, New Orleans
. Mrs. Louisa X. Forbes. Miss Constanc
Forbes, Mobile; Joseph Dominica, Rich
. mond, Va.
United States army officers ARE repre-
= scented as insutlsrably snobbish. They ut.
tempt TO ape tho manners of British oil
GERS and copy in caricaturc their worry
worst traits, while At the same tmo they
forget they are commanding American
troops, inost of whom are American ci,i
zcns besides 1t 10 no wonder there are do
h sertions when a young prig from West
- Dnipt a. H.. Al
tails toward the men under his command
o "A World correspondent writes from
I Strsasbourg; "Stcphens, the celebrated
E Fenian, is here, and was for some timc os-
cilla,ing between Chalons and Metz, but
Is now in this city. lie Il n vehement
champion of France in the present war;
and only does not enter the list practically
because he holds his life 10 he the property
OF Ireland. lie is man of cons siderable
ability, and in enthusiasm out Trenches
the French. lie talks French well, too,
and is often found chatting with the news
paper correspondents from Paris, with
whom hc Is quite popular.
The Cincinnati Ga.cttc say.: The
Times, yesterday evening, had news that
was news. King William and several
high Prussian ohccrs aud General Shcri-
dan had been captured by the French.
rus oxcitcs grave solici,udc for the fate of
| Mr. llalstcad, of the CIp,Di,rciaL who. nc.
c0rding TO his dispatch Of Sunday. WINS on
the battlefield with King William and
Sheridan, receiving his baptism ,g s.a.
| whore the carnage was thickes., .sld where
tho dead considerably pilo+, themselves in
heaps, and who proball,s filled his pocket.
with spent balls, aG,i whose tranquility,
Ike that of the Imperial infant, must have
caused such weeping among the lru,sian
soldiers rs To exhaust their internal fluids
and aggrsya:p the deprivation of their no.
customca lager"
"A 7ffbsBe correspondent write, from
Atyence The French caution agains,
Journalists has had it, effect here, and as
yet have only hoard of two pi,,scs being
givon-ono to the Tribune correspondent
aud another to DR.. Russell lie ha, had
the assurance I" paint on the cab, or
'drosky, rs We sallthem here, has he hired
DIR. RUSSELL T,aeS .pondon. Haunt
Cartier, Armec Corps. lilo made tri-
umphant procession through Mcyance on
Thursday, and excited no small merri-
mon, among the officers The last line,
'Armec Corps without any number, quite
upset every German gravity. There are
eight army corps, ~ say nothing of three
armies scattered from Hanover and the
Rhine to SaXouy and kongsburg. So i,
somewhat doubtful where DR. Russell l.
going To carry his brilliant pen aud hi,
huge amount of baggage
Gen. John \. Met lrrnand thus CON
cludes IA fiery address 10 Frcnchmen lin
the Quincy Neraii; "frenchmen, the
storm Is up; the solemn hour of Your
nations crisis has struck. The whitening
cruciblc burns with molten, cracking heat.
Cnfinching:forti,udc, sasriicial devotion !
are the necessities Of your situation. Can |
You sustain the searching test-,the dread |
fnl ordeal2 Hark! the dead pas, spoals.
The pyramids Of Egypt tho burning sands
of Algeria, the chilling SHOWS Of Russia.
tho vcrdGnt savannas of America, the
countless battle fields OF Europe, com.
memora,iye Of the glory II French arms,
IN the inspiritng voice of encouragement,
answer ayel Courage, then, Frenchmen'
courage Heroes and martyrs of other
times, and not least, of our own noble
land, have deded even greater extremity.
10 the Rescue, Frenchmen All is on the
aazzard