The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-20

-LVNp0W H. tWO 0WtOreO CLUBS, not
one Of (Which Il polIttal. + Z
Mr.. Bergh intends to clip the wings Of
high fiiers who clip their horses.
Sixty counties In Missouri give q
majority Of $1,000 for the new constitu.
ton. ef
The IMAM with the iron Jaw Is less
powerful than the man with the brazen
cheek.
up In Vermont they arc revealing in
the luxury Of tipping over into ten-fect
snow banks.
The Hartford Times insinuaies that a
good oyercoat looks hat-rack-tive to an
entry thief.
Miss Maggie Palmer, eldest unmsr.
ried daughter Of Governor Palmer, was
married. To Hon. VIM. Jayne, a nephew
Of Judge Trumbull, at Carlinville, on the
18th inst.
The st. Louis papers did no 1 have tho
honor Of exposing the whisky ring but
one az them assisted in supporting the
ring. which, in return, made very pro.
aitable yield Of the peoples money.
The author Of the" Old Oaken Bucket. ,,
Woodwork, was . practical printer, and
when he wrote the famous poem, worked
In a printing Office on the corner Of Cham.
bers and Chestnut streets, New York.
The New York Herald, which has
pursued Grant relentlessly for the past
two years, now advises him to retire to
private life, make the tour Of Europe, or
do anything else than run for the third
term.
The New York Herald condemns the
suggestion Of q war with Cuba on the
ground that a successful war at this time
means the election of Grant As q "war
President" necessity to the peace and
preservation OF the country"
Judge Flippin, Of the criminal court,
Memphis, Tennessee, has rendered his
resignation, to take place Immediately.
He has make an excellent Judge, and it
will be no easy task for the governor to
select a successor to the vacancy.
Among the questions finally disposed
of BY the people Of Mississippi. At the
last election. was the payment Of the
Union bank bonds. An amendment to
the State constitution was adopted,
which prohibits any future legislation
looking to their payment.
Appearances are often deceptive"
remarked . mild-mannered man to a
PROSTATE German who had slipped up ON
the ice while attempting to get water out
of Louisville pump. "vas?" said the
latter, ''py Colt you shust 90 on pout
your pizness. l don't wants any Of your
tam pity, by Jesus"
-Jonesboro 0osette: "Mr. Sam
George, that wcll.known conductor of
the c. & st. J.. II. r., who has the
Sparta train, changed of with conduc.
tor c. Z. Austin last week and passed
through our town, thus enabling his
many friends to get glimpse Of him.
Sam was the first conductor who ever run
4 train on the Illinois Central"
The New Orleans Times: "when the
wee president woke up the other morn
Ing, he Immediately asked for the MORN
Ing papers, to see what sort of obituary
notices they had given him. He incl
dentally remarked that If Childs, of the
Philadelphia Ledger, had got out that
poem about the golden stair on him, he
would be obliged to interview G.. WASH
ington with shotgun"
The London Times says: "We un.
derstand that her Majesty has been gra-
ciously pleased to consent to her Royal
Highness the Princess Of Wales and the
royal children passing their Christmas
and New Year at Copenhagen. The alb
sence Of her Royal Highness will not,
however, exceed FIVE, or at the utmost,
six weeks" While they are gone It 10 to
be hoped that the royal children will have
q royal game Of Copenhagen.
The State Register: ION Friday night
, stranger visited the jail at jefferson
City, NO., where Col. Joyce, one of the
whisky ring thieves, was in confinement.
Joyce had been making efforts to procure
\ now trial, but after visit from the
stranger, changed his tactics, and in
sisted that his sentence be passed as soon
as possible. There is no doubt that the
stranger was an emissary from Grant and
and that his mission was to
keep Joyce from making any damaging
revelations" e .r .l...-..
-JOnesboro Gazette: "Who eyer saw |
SO many tramping beggsrs as there are |
this fall! Not day passes but that our |
citizens are bothered with them. II |
would be good thing for all to keep
their doors and windows well fastened at |
night, and to keep sharp lookout dur
ing the day. A good many Of these |
ramps are nothing more nor less than
sneak thieves who have been run out of |
the cities by the approach OF winter, and |
are on their way to Southern cities. You
cannot keep too close watch on some of |
them"
Inc Stats-Journal: "The Jury In |
case Of Rearick Us. the Quincy WHO. for |
libel, on trial In the Adams county Cir.
cult Court. last week. have awarded the |
complainant S25 damages. lie claimed
$1,000 90 that. unless he appeals. he
wiz have to "knock on" 81. 975 from his
claim. The Wig will doubtlcss nav the