The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02
PERSONAL.
Prince Arthur has sprained his ank

the state about as much more.
Bowers is the name of the boy who sen,
to Rev. Mr.. Beecher the famous "Hoosiei
/ Cat He resides in Lebanon, Indiana.
The largest salary in the imperial house.
hold, namely $4,000 q year. i.i received
by Eugenie's hair-dresscr.
That frequently, exploded humbug, Ed.
ward Payson Weston. Che walkist, has re.
appeared ia New York Under the appro.
pirate auspices Of Horace Greeley.
The Je'ci'h Mssssrgess doubts whether
there ia single Americas Jewess that ca d
write a correct Hebrew spistle; and adds
that Hebrew study q but little encouraged
by American jews
The sixteenth and hitherto the very last
French photographer has discovered tho
art of phctographing In natural colors ;
jos, a, the time when French -chA".i-.s
have proved IT forever impossible.
The ladie. Of Now Orleans have re.
solved to form an association for the pur-
pose Of purchasing the picture known as
Heroes Of Chancellorsvilfc, y in order TO
present it to General Lee. wtlf
Instead If singing TIE Deum Laudamus
over the enforcement of the liquors law,
New Englanders are enlivening their
tcdum with laudanum. But, then they
don't understand Latin down there
". J.. World.
Prince Arthur has riveted the attention
and loyalty Of Montreal idlers by riding
'pigback" On the shoulders of the surgeon
of his regiment in foot race through the
streets. Ofcourse his heart won.
Mr.-Palace ear Pullman has arranged
with President Grant and select party
ofhis friends, including some members Of
the cabinet, to make a joruney to the Pacific
coast soon afterihe adjournment Of con-
gress. .f..2 40 af.rl Nt
President Grant is said to be negotiating
for the purchase Of the Bartholow farm, in
Prince George county, near the District
line. 1t is one Of the finest county places
in Maryland, and il he buys 1t the presi-
dent will occupy has a summer residence.
Since January lst, nearly thirteen mil
lions of teasure have been shipped from
the Pacific coast, two-thirds Of which went
10 Europe. This wonderful yield is but u
modicum of what il will be when science
gives certainty to mining oper a,ions and
makes investment sure.
VIM. Lloyd Garrison has received SiO-
900 n an expression of the value of his
services in the abolition " slavery, while
Mr.. Louis Napoleon, the mulntto agent Of
the invisible underground railroad from
Dixie, by which thousands reached the
land of safety. hss never received cont in
recognition.
Rev. Newman Hall, the distinguished
London preacher who was IN this country
not many months ago, has separated from
hi wife. She has led him n wretchcd life,
and matter. ut last became unbearable.
Thi. IL the indsposition that has driven
Mr.. Hall 10 three months journey 10 the
cnst.
The Boston JopFRoi says: "A widow,
who has followed succc,siyely three hus-
bands to the grave, entered a well-known
jewelry establishment in this city last Sat
urday, and producing the three silver
plates which had once adorned the collins
Of the dear departed, desired the a.tonisb-
rd proprietor to have them 'made over in
10 n butter knife
The Salem OJso'csr dcnie. the state
mout recently circulated that Mr.. Peabody
left only about sl57 900, after the payment
ct hi- public boquest TO the London poor
That sum represents only the personal
property hc left in Essex county. The
greater portion Of hi. property was left
in England. The amount of personal
property returned Ia the court of England,
!, abou, ei0o,10. The whole amount in
lhis country j. not yet made public.
South America, which gave birth To the
scientific hoax Of the decoilated criminal
10 whose trunk friends head was affixed
by mistake, now sends us u veracious nc
couct Of Young gentleman, aged Is, who
becoming tired Of carrying two heads with
which nature had favored him at birth, had
one of them (tbe least good-looking prob
ably successfully amputated last month
lie keeps the severed member in spirits,
and putt himself in spirits by contempla-
ting il.
Henry Clay used to say that there were
three classes of people with whom il was
never safe TO QUARREL;
First-Mini.ters. For the reason that
they had pulpits from which they could
denounce me, and had none from which
10 reply.
Second Editors. For they had the
most powerful engines from which they
could every day hurl wrath and fury
upon me, and l had none through which