The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-30
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john Wesley wills died in M,u- .
phi-, Ycnn., ON thc 18th last. u" v.- .
twcnty-,eyen years Old
1t Is Simon Cameron WHO .J.- F.
On The administration anyhow" T. +
will DE thoroughly damned at the ncN. .
Presidential election,
"A Philadelphia, named Joseph J.. .
Wagner, has been arrested and hell in /
900 bail TO answer al court for At !
tempting to commit suicide.
WHO ls. SUM thy praise p,r.lmm-p tree
| luu dcc.dcrou- appe ot Dead SEA-,
lluugiug over hl-Hy-l
ca the lin thou dic-t,
| Leaving iti the vry'-t
! tHr' in comedy
The schooner Ida Lewis, OF New
York, llu,,tou master while cto..iug
the Brazo. dc Santiago bar, struck. and
will probably prove total loss. Shclmd
q cargo of hides and wool for New York.
The New York S,o says that John
horri oy has thc support O.. the work
ing men in lhc Fourth senatorial biz
trici, AMI believe there i-uothing pre-
vent his election.
king William returned 10 D. pow
crlal domain well pleased with hi, visit
TO Victor Emmanuel In Ills speech 90
the German Parliament hr expressed the
opinion that peace In Europe Wa. in
.urcd.
1t i officially announced that the
Crown Prince Of Germany viii come to
this country next summer ~, u visitor to
the Centennial Exhibition in Philadcl-
phia. So viii the Emperor OF Brazil.
--''Lcnmc die now" said old smith,
who lives az on IN AHHpp. i've lived
to see the time when il takes thir,y-iiyc
yards Of calkcr to make the old woman
Il dress. I'll go home AMI decd the plan
taton to the boys and cit ready to pass
in my chips
ON the evening OF the 2S,h the Rev |
Edward Woolscy Bacon, Il son Of nc Of |
Tilton notorcty, was installed ~, pastor
OF the Congregational Church Of spring |
Held. The sermon was delivered by the !
Rev. Leonard Bacon himself The at
tendance was very large aud the cNcr-
else, quite Interesting.
The Joucsboro Ga.c,'e says: "On
Wednesday evening, Oct y, Mr.. John
". Crcar, OF the Murphy.boro hJcpca-
dent, and Miss :. Jennie Sewers, OF this
place. were united in the holy bonds of
wedlock. The happy couple have our
best wishes, and we hope the bride will
like Murphysboro rs Il residence"
The suit of c. q. Colt, proprietor of
the Cardiit Giant. to recover $4,000
damage, from the Boston Hrli9, com.
the 18th. I'm article in the UeluH
IN November, 1873, questioned The genu-
nenc.s Of the giant and pronounced it a
fraud, hence the SUIT.
Mir. II. g. Alderman, employed a.
IN engineer Oh the Government works at
Devil Island, was accidentally drowned
)n the 18th inst, while sounding the
river. The body has not been found.
Deceased was about twcnty-ciglt year, {
Jid and unmarried. lie was much re-
'pected ia the community.
On "Wednesday night, at hall-pasl ,rycn
o'clock, n severe earthquake shock was
cit in Memphis, Tenn. It,sccmcd to cN- :
end directly north and south. and lasted
Il least three minutes, being preceded by
spasms fifteen minutes be-
ore. In pinch" The northern part OF ,
he city it wa, especially severe,
Tho friends the Prince OF Wales
re doing all in their power it would
Gem, TO render hi, visit to Iudia pleas d
mt one. They are even Offering 10 bet, j
u order to inspire him with a cheerful
disposition, that hc will be- assa-- iualcd
before he gets back home. +
Julian Magnus, personal friend OF
Gerald Massey, the poet, addresses note I
10 the New York CgIDhir, in which lc
denies the report that Massey has become
insane, and states that he j. busily en-.
gagged upon the "Ili,iory of Myths, " AMI q
expects, when he gets through, 10 come
On Iecturing tour 10 the United States.
Massey i one of those cheerful spiritual
nnatics who believes that the air is filed Il
with Invisible loalrr, ia spirit form.
Occasionally the editor Of the Nc,r.
sees a.irunken man in raducah: 1--WE IL
saw the drunkest mau on Locust street
o-day That we have seen in many DAYS. '
The poor fellow was trying 10 walk ON
10Th sides ofthe street at the same time. 81
which feat is very difficult to perform, e.. It
'eclally when the head ana legs are not
'cting in perfect harmony. The lat we
aw OF him he was standing on the +
eat OF his pants on the pavement" n
A New York police officer, Charles ia
Mckenzie, has just been discovered to
'e one Of the suryivors.of the six hundred