The Cairo bulletin., 1875-10-12

Joaquin Depalin preached an appropriate
sermon and dwellcd OH the trials Of Gu
bans for their liberty. e.
The Nationsl Congress OF Mexico
met September 10 for the first time under
the restored political regime. The ines
sage of President Lrrdo says tlnt prace
prevails throughout the Republic. the In
terrst Oh the public debt is paid win
regularity, internal Improvement are
gViug on, and the civic and military ad',
DiiuistratloD In good condition.
"A fire broke out In the court house
building, Memphis, anl damaged il to Il
a great extent. The city purchased the
large Oyertou Hotel. on the corner oi
hin and Poplar streets. aud illfed 1t up
for court rooms. ami have been occupy
ing ii Tor nearly year. Ti" fire was
the work Ofincendiarles and commenced
In the upper part OF the building.
Acting Secretary Cowcn has sent
the following dispatch to the indlan
Agon, at Standing Rock, and also To
other agents of the Sioux Indian: lyon
are hereby instructed not 70 issue annn-
ties 10 the Indians belonging Ia your
agency unless they have been couiied.
Hold them to th, requirement, even II
they 10 not &c, any annutics uulil spring.
This order Is imperative"
/ Helena. Ark. describes fire III her
town, by special dispalch, In the follow
ing style: "A suiall tire broke out here
last night, which gave Us Il chance To test
our new engine. She worked we'll, emp
tied out the cistern In five minutes. and
cXtinguisl,cd the lire In LEGS time than
that. The loss was nevertheless Sl.500.'
They seemed anxious to test a new en-
Einc in Helena at an expense Of Sl.500.
Tho Massac Journal. commenting on
Gupton's letter 10 u citizen of Cairo, says:
"Pariles living In or city were well ac-
q,,ainted with Mr.. Gupton. and hi.
motller's family. They say he bore Il
good character and was highly respected.
Ills great hesetting sin WA the use of iii-
toxicating liquors to too great an extent.
and this, perhaps. led him to the com.
mission Of the crime tor which he has
been sentenced"
The squaw-mon spoken Of by the
ludan chiefs in their speeches before The
commissioner are white men who have
lowered themselves TO the barbarian level
OF the red race. and have become Indians
by their OWE choice, ia lille aud habits.
They are the wandering "tramps" aud
vagabonds who, after aiilic'ing the rural
districts and cities of the country, finally
graduate from civilization into their NOR,
natural clrment-sayagcisn.
"A travelling correspondent says
"Thc Texans, ~ Il general thing are very
green, and the society in the new com
ties Is very poOr-about like Williamson
county. H.. though, more civilized" IN,
writer of that item is either fool or
knave. Texans green! Wen bet casl
there Ia more intelligence in the mos
benighted places In Williamson. or tn,
most illtcrate portions OF Texas. t!iai
distinguishes the section OF Missouri lha
correspondent hailed from.
-fic Louisville police were noIiict
that the man captured IN FrntrcSs county
is one of the party who robbed the Hunt
ington Bank. The cashier Of the bank,
Mr.. Russell, says he proves To be the
man who jumped over the counter and
committed the robbery. The captured
man had on his person several bills
which I'll bank officials recognize rs their
own, one being marked counterfeit.
lie also hal Ru.sell's pistol, which was
taken when the robbery was committed.
The excessively sarcastic and ruin.
| lul fellow on ,lie Murphy >born H.Gcpe,a!-
eat l. ii-hing for SOulclhlnsuf personal
nature from the BULLETIN. But We will
not indulge hun. The editorial ticker
| on this paper Is not the supposed aspir-
ant for Congressional honors. II he has
| tichlrd RObarl'- = tat sides he has been ac-
complisIiing IL through the agency Of 4,
"f'th"hS'iN ut'H'>Iiri's We arc = l lUt
| opinion it, about time tor Gc,,r to quit
| dealing IN personalities. We merely
make this ~ II suggestion.
The Murphysboro Eru tell, IA, {:
| "Col. TowleS WAS at the sanclun of the
Era yesterday and peruscd the columns
| Of the Cairo BtiiekiR. and particularly
that item which referred to the Colonel
| subscribing 10 the Era. The Colonel
and The editor OF this paper have agreed
| upon policy to drmDli,h tn Bulletin
man. but the time aud place. and kind Of
liquor 10 be- used Is not settled. The
B"!tetta Is our meat, be it sooner or IT.
ter II the liquor TO be Used j. to he OF
the quality We saw Robarls tackle IN "A
musty ing, one Sunday evening, then that
settles II. Aud two of them against a
man whose highest ambition is Srlizer
water and Hild-maulicred sort of cider
Don't worry H., friend Joe, but dryo,,
your spare moments 10 the Intelligent ed.
itor of the H,Gspcsdcat--wLo diIn'i 90 tc
the st. Loui, fair.
The Murphysboro Err, speaking o
Mr.. Hartwcll, States ATTORNEY iur vii
Hanson county, says: MIR. HartWeil l.
I not exactly satisfied with the manner II