The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-11


He proved to b. about the ablc-t cxcur-
.ioni.t on the Dean
Sir Barclay. appearing yesterday in
his popular drug store. from New Or
leans. sad lac felt a. miserable rs the
hungry apOthccary in Romeo and Juliet.
--Gos-man. who returned with the
Knights with his horn mtarnishcd-a-
good trombone rs over man blew
breath through--says the show was fine
and everybody had n good time.
Mr.. Charlie. Hardy. hill poster and
musician. has been suffering for some
tune with rheumatism. and has been TN
able to work. Yesterday h. len for Hot
Springs, Arkansa,.
Judge Bros remarks that: "Nein
God and himcl. hut We are glad 10 be- at
home again. IIc viii swear Ia you for
two wcek. on every corner If the city
lhat there Is 40 plao" like Cairo.
Sir Wilcox looks ~ smiling as bas-
kct OF chips; and asserts, with full tnowl-
edge of the weight OF his a. assertion. that
the St. Charles Of Cairo j. as good ahotel
A. the 81. Charlie of New Orleans.
sir Gilbert, returning from hi, pill
grimIge to the Crescent City, quoted by
force of habit from the scripturc.. and a.
surcd hi- friends that though hc had
been absent in body he had been present
with them ia spirit.
Sir Wallar. one Of the pilgrims,
quoted Proverbs when he said that IA.
cold waters to the thirsty loul, so j. good
new from a far country" and that news
from Cairo wa, 10 him. ut New Orleans,
news from a far country.
Sir Jorg-nson, the melancholy Dane
upon his return from the Templar's dis
play at New Orleans yesterday. requested
us. in the language of the melancholy
Dane" Of shakspearc, to report him
and his cause Alright e. ~
Sir Cunning. in an cctacy Of rhct-
oric. declare, that the 1emplar display at
New Orleans was tho grandcst the world
has,cvcr seen. and that the Cairo Knight
won honors which they wear blushingly,
as becomes true gentlemen of the sword
and nucc.
--Gcrould, the Gentle, since hi return
from California, l. ccnter than lac was
before he went away: but gentle as hcis,
let him beware. IL lac come, after IL for
gas money this month We viii send him
INTO the first sphere quicker than rat
terrier can wag hi uncut tail.
Mayor Wood looked ia upon the
Odd-Fellow, engaged in lc-tiyilic, at
(hcir ,ociablc on Wednesday night. He
did not dance, but seemed lost IN admira-
ton OF the ability with which Squire
Coming, twirlcd hi light fantastic toe.
and whilcd several hour, pleasantly away.
Sir Pace I, at home again. and we
would Ill" TO ask him the question of
Hamlet To Vortex skull: "Whcrc be
your gibc- now; your ganr,ol-r ynur
songs; your flashes of mcrrimcnt, that
were wont To set the table on roar
the table of the Dean. II he is not in
clined To answer. let it pass-no matter.
Capt. Charlie, Thrupp, and lii mate,
Robert Baird. who have been absent from
the city. with the United State, snag
boats, removing distractions from the
channel of the Ohio above Shawueetown,
mc at home. The boats are laid up at
this port and will be sold. Tlrupp will
remain at home until lac is ordered away
again ON other service.
Mr.. +. NJ. Stockncth has been men.
toned a, proper man for mayor during
the next term. Mr.. Rennie, and other
of his friends, propose at the proper time
| 10 press his claims to the Office. We do
not know that Stockfeth could he
| elected. but if he should determine 10 run
he will make n vigorous race. lie never
does things by half, and would make hi
opponent "get up and dust"
Alvey. correspondent of the st. Louis
Globe, Springfield Jowaa' and New lorh
Times, called upon us yesterday. ieWa'
en- route for home. We never saw hin
look better. lie was ~ happy as baked
clam. Never did men have better time
he says. than he and the knights but III
was indignant because the captain of th'
Idlewild was not clever person. Thi
man was the fellow who married tn,
pleasure ofthc trip,and Alvey knows wha
rood fellow is rs we'll rs what mean fcl
low l.. We like Alvey. Iii, only failing
is too much Radcali7m and an inclination
to not fall upon the neck Ola "pimocrat
rs David or some other fellow fell upol
the neck of Absolom or some other tcl
low, and wcpt, But he will improve
like good whisky, with time.
We had the pleasure of an interview
last night, with Mr.. Stricken of the Gem
ctcry ut villa Ridge. He materializc'
for us by the aid of new and wonderful
medium we have discovered. MI
Stricken assured rs that he had forgive
, Ms for all the wrongs we had don
him, and that be was happy
lie il still in the old buSiness c
/ making bonIlres\ for political partie
during cdmyasSos, aud finds his hbo