The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-14

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indianapolis was. reminded that '.The
mills OF the gods grind slowly"
DIR. A. $. McDiel, superintendent of
the Wisconsin State Hospital for insane.
and member Of the Forty-third Con-
gress, died at 8 O'clock Friday afternoon.
Friend Brown, Of the Fairfield Dew
se,ut, don't you think that Immediately
arr the edItorta, headed. 1 The Day Of
5ubi1ce," the words Cairo BULLETIN
would appear at home. so TO speak.
The next Mississippi Legislature
will be about as follows: In the House,
90 Democrats and % Republicans; In the
Senate there will probably be n two
thirds vote, and two over, Democratic.
The Illinois Central railroad COM
pany are putting In set Of track scales
at Du Quoin for the purpose Of weighing
cars loaded there, and those received
from other points upon the road where
they have not such articles.
Aaron Hammond, of Jacksonville.
Ills., has just gained Judgment to the
amount of 81, GOO IN a suit against Omaha,
for digging two large wells in 1870. The
city attorney has fled exceptions. and
will carry the case to the Supreme Court.
Sparks from locomotive on the
south bound passenger train set fire to
the grass and weeds adjoining the road
side south OF Du Quoin. The fire de-
stroyed considerable fence and five hum
lred peach trees belonging to A. Nc.
Creery.
--R. +. Springer has offered to give an
additional $40, 900 towards the building
of the Cincinnati Music hall OH condition
that the $4,000 still lacking to complete
the full amount necessary Is subscribed
within twenty days. This makes Mr..
Sprineers's donation amount to $145,OOO
An exchange says: 1.-The Hickman
Courier charges John Noble with being
responsible for the late Democratic re
verse in the North" Quite an extensive
influence for a kentucky editor. Wat
terson always contcnded that Noble
would make his mark In the world, ever
II lie didn't make 1t in Kentucky.
Gov. Allen, of Ohio, has issued hi'
proclamation officially announcing tina
the proposed amendment to The STATE
constitution providing for a Supreme
court commission had been adopted b.
the requisite vote at the last election, ant
Tat the amendment relative to taxing
dogs had not been adopted.
A disease more malignant Than tho
cholera has broken out among he Car
bontalc chickens. The birds go to roos
in perfect health, but somehow disappear
from view before morning, feathers
heads. feet and all. The only remed,
we know of tor this disease is the CHECKER
torpedo used with so much success il
Memphis and vicinity.
1t is understood at Detroit that thu
Pullman Palace Car Company is abou
to commence suit against Wagner ant
the Michigan Central to restrain the lat
ter from using various inventions OF Pull
man. Eminent counsel. including Sen
ator Conkling, of New York, Ashley
Pond, of Detroit, and ID. Darwin Hughes,
of Grand Rapids, have been retained by
the Pullman company
One of Joe +. Robarts papers says :
1--WE regret to learn that the electors OF
Alexander county defeated Nose Harrell,
candidate for county treasurer. Mr.
IIarrells address to the electors stamped
him as man OF good capacity aud well
up in the details OF the Office which liz
sought. If he had been elected, Alexan'
der could have rejoiced in the ablesI
treasurer in this end of the State"
The Quincy Herald says: "Tht
Springfield Jomna, accuses the Herald O
denouncing Governor Beveridge for call
ing out the Chicago militia at the late
election. The Journal is mistaken. Tn,
Herald has only suggested that the Gov
ernor made himself ridiculous. 1t ha,
not denounced that good man for thu
reason that there is no law to prevent
governor from making an ass Of himsel
If he wants to-"
The governor Of Indiana has ap
pointed the following gentlemen to rep
resent that State at the railroad cOnven
ton to be held at St. Louis. Novembe
%: Hon. Lconidas Sexton, Z. s. Alvord
Chas. viele, Esq, Hon. G. Nj. Allen
Jesse J. Brown, Hon. j. II. Cravens, B
+. ClaypOol, NJ. l.. Bundy, John Gavin
ID. w. Voorhees,, Judge s. G. Wilson
DR.. NJ. G. Sherman, g. b. KnOwlton
Esq, Hon. Ochweis Bird, DR.. G. W
Mccormick.
Two dead beats have been doing Co
lumbus, Ky, assuming that they wer
agents of the "New York and Grea
Southern Hippo-Olympiad.' Thei
names are p. w. Shrader and A. G. Kerr
Tho City Hotel was made to suffer. Shra
der Is tall, slim man, with u spars
black beard, large, prominent front teeth
wears black silk hat, short black coat
light colored pants, and large, roun
breast pin, seemingly an Imitation da
mond.
The bonds Of Thomas I. Buckley, c
New York. and John IL, Beach, of 81