The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10
THE BULLETIN.
Who will start the Greeley club ?


Bates, colored, Ave dollars and costs for
beating his wife.
| Yesterday was Ascension day and was
observed by religious fviss in the Epis-
, copal and Catholic churches.
The sociable at Mrs. Capt. Hurds on
las, evening was really and truly "socia-
bic" pleasant in every respect and highly
enjoyed by every body present.
MFR. r. p. Robbins is the Cairo agent
for the Protection Life Insurance company
Of Chicago. Look out for his advertise
ment in day or two.
On Wednesday night, a set-to occur
red between a citizen and one Of the city
officials. The officer was victorious and
the citizen has concluded not TO engage IN
any more rounds with reform officials.
"A special dispatch from Mound City
20 the Louisville Couricr-Journal says;
"1hc leading Democratic papers and all
prominent Democrats in Egypt indorse
Greeley and Brown The dispatchist IA
right,
--Paducah has Jake Warden hats.
The Kentuckian Says, Jake was n full
brother to Dolly and entitled to quite as
much consideration as his sister,
Two young ladies engaged in selling
tickets for the Presbyterian Sunday
school picnic, sold eleven tickets in the
BULLETIN Office yesterday.
The Presbyterian Sunday school is
making arrangements for basket pic.
mic on next Tuesday. The party will go
to Caledonia on the steamer Eckert.
The Steamer Eckert, which will carry
the Presbyterian excursionists to Gale.
donia on next Tuesday, will leave al 8
o'clock in the morning and return at 6 In
the evening.
"A private letter received yesterday
from former resident OF Cairo, now in
Sardis, Miss, says, "tbe democrats here IRE
all for Greeley and Brown and opposed to
a nomination 10y the democracy"
--Bross won't let any man boat his
wife for less than Ave dollars, and accord
ingly john Robinson, who whipped his
wife yesterday, was fined five do lars and
costs Unable to pay, no was sent to Jail
for nine days.
We have received several numbers OF
Puck" IN illustrated comic paper pub.
lished in st. Louis. Tho cartoons are ex-
cellent. We consider the "Grand March
TO Cincinnati" and the "Grant Guard
marching to Philadelphis" equal to any.
thing Mast has done.
The Sun is satisfied that 1.-THE de.noc.
racy will make no nominations, but in-
dorse the action Of the Cincinnati convcn-
ton, which opens the way for big fight
this summer between the republicans aud
the coalition" And the big fight will end
in a big victory for the coalition.
"A rather fierce combat occurred on the
corner of Commercial avenue and Fifth
street on Wednesday night. The bellig-
erents were colored man and woman,
The first appeared to be following the lat.
ter against her will, which she resented
by knocking him down with brick ba'
and then cutting him with knife. No ar
rests were made.
We have had the pleasure of examin
ing two pieces of sheet music, 9Th,
Little Orphans" and Little Annie" tht
music of which is the composition of Mr.
N. p Cur,ice, now of this city. Thes
q. songs are published by Balmer Il Webe
Of st. Louis and are highly praised for tn
sweetness and beatty Of the melodies.
Read in different ways we find the in
: itials Of the liberal nominees to produc
: the same results, thus
II. CT Horace Greeley.)
- g. B.-(Gratz Brown
Now, take the initials to the left II
and down. and you have again II. g. (Hol
- ace Greeley, and then take the initials t
q the right and You have again G. b. (Grat
Brown Tho fates are at work.
The Sun informs its readers that tn
BULLETIN has declared for Greeley an
Brown against the world, and says, "w
expected this when we read Greeley
manifesto, published in the Tribune yes
terday morning" The Greeley mani
festo, as our neighbor calls it, had moth
ing TO do with our declaration Of sllegi
ance to Greeley and Brown--the item il
question was written before We read tn,
Tribune article, but the latter has no,
caused US TO regret our determin alton.
One of the resolutions of the colored
mass meeting held ut Phillis' hall on
Tuesday night dcnounces the "Cincin natl
convention as being dangerous move
ment against the interests of the country.
ard calculated to destroy the best party
that was ever organized, and the only
party that hangs out on her broad ban.
'ners equal rights to all men without dis
tinction Of race or color" And yet this
party in Cairo can't be induced to nomi.
nate Mr.. John Gladney, colored, for sher,
III of this county--Mr. Gladney, one OF
the speakers at the meeting which passed
this resolution, Gladney, who, the Sun
says, always converts his hearers"
We notice any number of handsome