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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-21
A Peculiar GaveI.

An exchange relates the follow
ing incident in the life of "thc worst
speaker an Illinois Legislature ever
had :"
"In 1863 or thereabouts, when Colonel
Sam Buckmaster was Speaker of the Illi-
nois House of Representatives. L. VI.
Haines was member on the floor.
lIaines was becoming an intolorahle nul.
sancc, and Buckmaster felt the necessity
of shutting him up. lie took FLAMES to
one side Now. Haincs, said the Colo
mel, by -. you know we must have or
der in this House. oh, yes, certainly I!
said IIaines. Yes, and by - I'm
Speaker replied Sam, and you're Il -
nuisance. and I'll keep you quiet if | have
to use n shotgun for Il gavel.' -
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NO FREE PASSES.

President Grant and his party-on
their way to the centennial celebrations
at Lexington and Concord, were detained
at the depot of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad, while
some one in the party paid
for the tickets which it had
been supposed they could, &C.
cording TO custom, travel without
The delegation consisted of ten persons
and Gov. Castor, who was a member OF
H. paid sixty dollars passage money,
while he freely expressed his Indignation
that the President Of the United States
should be required to pay hi, fare on q
railroad train.
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mitted to enter. a week ago, this sister
wrote the following letter to Harris
COMMERCE, Mo-, March 20, 1875.
Dear Brother.
Dond Bee uneasy about yo troblc for
god is too good to suffer yo to Bee punish
eny more then yo hav Bin for whot yo
wer Jcstfe in doing whot yo MD do.
And god nose IL and he nose also that
yo ought 10 hav kill him years ago and
yO did not do cny more the cny man
void hav do and that why say yo need
not Bee TN easy, rite soon
Your sister
truly
Kate Doom.
About an hour before the execution,
the prisoner, In the presence OF his sister,
his children and his wife, the daughter OF
the man he killed, said he chad
done a good thing in Kidding
the world OF such man as Masterson,
aud did not feel sorry for having killed
him." Ills children, too young to appre-
ciate the terrible significance of the occa-
sion, are described as being Laughing and
happy, playing with his handouts
From first to last Harris exhibited neither
| feeling nor fear. took no part in the re-
| ligious ceremonies on the scailold. and
died without a sign of trepidation.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-21
a Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure
aud InstructiOn.'
HARPER'S Bazaar
ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICES OF THE rRrs IS.

The Blzlr il edited with contribution
oft,c' Uud tslent that we cllom lind iugny
jOuraa.; and the Journal it.ct {, the Org a
OF the great world ofiashiOn.-Bl.t.u llgy.
cl'r.
The BaZl- commeuds lt.eif to every mem.
Der # the hDuschold-to the children by
droll aud pretty pic'urc,, TO the young H..
dies Dy it, ia.hiOn plates in endless var. cty.
10 the prONident matfOn by It's patterns for
the cAildrcn's 81 Ithcs, TO patcriamuia, ~
it, tasteful designs for embroidered Slipper
ant Nuriou- dre sing gowns. But the
reading matter of the bnz1r j. uniformly Of
great excellence. The paper has acquire !
a wide popularity for tn iircsi!c enjoyment
it affords y. = Evening Post.
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TIE prsTnICTC ORRUprIoNs.

The expenditures Of the United States
marshal and attorney in the District of
Columbia, as shown by report printed
since the adjournment OF Congress,
amounts in the last year to more than
those Of the six New England States and
those Of Delaware and New Jersey COM
bined. This is another form of cor
rupdon which rules in the District gov,
eminent and proves it to be the wors
managed spot in the country.
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MADAME JEROME HONArARrE

In Scri5Her's for May there is an inter-
cstlng account of"Thc Baltimore Bona
partcs,' by L, l.. Didier, accompanied by
striking portraits of jerome and Madame
Bonaparte, their son and grandson. We
quote as follows
Madame Bonaparte j. still living in
Baltimore, at the age of ninety wears.
she says she has no intention of diving
until she Is hundred. She has been TO
Europe sixteen times, aud contemplate,
another trip this summer. This old lady
has more vivacity aud certainly more in
telligence than many of the leading wo-
men OF fashion Of the present day. She
expresses her opinion upon all sub
Jec's Win great freedom and
sometimes with bitterness. She
llas niue or no confidence in men, and a
WY poor Splhlon OF women: the young
aulr' W lhc present day, she says, ali
| nave tnc - homo ,0dHiq." An sentiment
she thinks weakness. She nrot"s.ns
| that her ambition has AWAY, hem,
| me throne, bW HcGr the throne. MIR pat
terson, her father, died in 1896, al an ad.
| Nahced age, IN possession OF large tor.
tuht' In his Will, which i one of IN,
most remarkable documents that has eve,
been deposited in the OrnhanS' C ','r v'o e.,
baltimore, he says: The conduct Of M"
daughter, Betscy, has, through life h"ei
so dlsoOedient that in no instance has shr
ever consulted my opinion q,
lc'i'hgS' indeed, She las cause
me more anxiety and trouble tina,
an my other children put together; he
lo!ly anu misconduct have occasioncd m
a tIaih OF experience that, first to la,
,,as Gost me much moncy"-in this, h
means The marriage of his daughter I
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Internationally the best .ustaiue,
work Of the Kind In the World"
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1t penetrates every month, we must cor
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The character which this Magazine pos.
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and literary culture that has kept pace with,
fit ha, not led the times, should cause its
conductors 10 regard it with justifable com
placeucy. 10 also entities them to "A great
claim upon the public gratitude. The
Magazine has done good and not evil all
the days OF its life.-BrOoSlyn Eagle.
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TRAVIS HARRIS,

From the Cape Guardian PRES we
learn that some Of the friends of Trayl,
Harris, hung at Commerce, Mo, last
friday, conceived the idea of rendering
MIN assistance that would enable him to
escape from the jail at Jackson, where he
vas confined until Thursday last. Find
ing uns would be impossible, they endea.
vored 70 carry poison to him, aud mar
Yled siser, hrs' Kate Doom. undertook
: carry 1t into the prison to Harris.
sn enc presented herself at the jail
or "a interview with her brother She
WNsA tc::bs searched aud was nat mar.
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Some Georgia Law yers' Fees

lfrOm the Atlanta Herald
Yesterday, in conversation, some one
remarked that Gen. TOombs never
crosses court house door for less than
$1,000, when Judge Lochrauc replied
that there was nothing strange about
that. IL wouldn't take any case for a
smaller lee than $1,000" This caused
the crowd to discuss legal fees. and IL
was found that several large fees had
been paid Atlanta lawyers since the war.
Mr. Hill In the celebrated Mctcalf case,
received 100000 fee. Judge Lochrmc
a fee of Z 10000 in the Brunswick and Al
bany case. Mr.. Hill received fee OF
S2j, 900 for his management of kimball :
ease. Judge LOclraue received $1,000
a. "a fee from Mrs. kimball in the KIM
ball house ease.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

We have rop!cnishcl our job Printing Office with
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-21

The world did not come to an end on
midnight, Monday night, as the Mlllerites
of Chicago expected, consequently they
will buy back the furniture, bedding, Be-
they sold, or get new, and take up the
burden of life again.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-21
THE MILL RIVER OVERFLOW.

The late terrible overflow in Massa.
ohusetts, caused by the bursting Of dam
in the vicinity Of Mil River. involved no
loss Of human lie. The destruction OF
valuable manufacturing establishments,
with the other damages, will amount to a
loss oftwo hundred thousand dollars.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-21

II Treasurer New insists on having
every piece of money in the treasury de-
partment counted separately, which he
has right to do for his own future pro-
lection, the labor involved will be great,
and il will take three months time.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-21

WASHINGTON is to have u Democratic
evening penny newspaper about the first
OF May. 1t has had many predecessors
all of which have been carried of ia in
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-21

The late polar wave, which swept over
the North, Northwest and some portions
nearer the Equator, has destroyed the
fruit crop of nearly all the sections, and
materially injured the wheat in many
localities.
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srRpuy.s RRoTurR.,y.IAw.

The next best thing to being brother
in-lsw Of the President is to be the broth
er-in.law of the Presidents friend. Rich
ard Gibbs, lately appointed by Grant
Minister OF Peru, and whom nobody ever
heard Of prior to the appointment, occu-
pies the relationship Of brother-n.law to
Mr.. Tom Murphy.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-21

BRooKLyS, it is said, is being depopu-
lated, comparatively. Five thousand tene-
ment houses in that city are to let aud
rents have been reduced fifteen per cent.
The scandal did il.
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JOHN Il. o3ERLY, Editor.

Tuy Chicago Custom-house frauds are
aeon 10 be laid bare before the people Of
that city.
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- complete pictorial History Of the
most successful Family Paper
fn the Union"
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DURING March, seventeen persons were
Killed on railroads in the United states
and seventy three were injured.
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, 1875-11-25

Ginem Iau9f sefiibIsn 8rbfrfnife at-
s1belfen, her Sngeno nebf Geiuem 9uten
SGulunterii9t'- auG einfn suten uno rSa-
li6it tiataen gtianauntrrri9ts u eribeilsn, bat
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Gsrein it, tpeIGer ais lpI9er ouf Gem Webicte
hes @eIlners bier rtiitirt, leinem principc ae,
trell, ben Gjelans aa %iDrpcrn, in Der lebFrr
mpndtIi9en %8ertammlun9 bel6lpNen, cine
b:utlbe Sin9iGuir fir bic Su9snc III srITaell
unc baS unter5eif nrte Gtmite beauftraQt,
r%islctte ms 2sben III rufen.
Dem3dfOIBe bsesren mir uns bil fen Mutrui
er9eben Su lalTft az ale gltern, melde ibre
G'ncer az bielem llnterri9te Shell nebmeu ~
Ialen beobliNti9en> ioipie aueb nile unabban :
9igen peilonen uns ncBhalb lire Nameu bti
Dem betrsTenpen @pmite you ieBt an bis aum
6tfn Dsaemtrr b. s. sin5ubGnbisen, ~ipplslbli
man aud pas Mdbere burcb giuii9tntbmen
teS santsn Yrulpectus erflDren fann.
q. @tpperi9,
Gbas. Sie9el,
s. ". WptL
Or. W. Wrebt
s. Yerptt
3. 6etnrid,
8. s. aBbler,
% II to u. M prgsnrptb
, 1875-11-25
Sas GtGrfe 0eimleht.


&ommt nal bic Srau = mo oas trifil
Mfit ibrem gSirtbi6afts9elo nibt dug,
So halt Der Otom ibr glei@'ne &eoe,
Die tommt selu6hnli0 10 6eraus:
rGIein Sinh, Die @irtbl daft gu beitreiten,
0as 1T me Gorge gar nidt fleir;
9u lueibt, es lino lebr l9ruere 3eiten,
Drum rldte Sid Elm wcnig ein."
Sod penn Die Mtdnner Nbcnos paloern,
9a fam cs fnIten mas es nil,
9a 9cbt's bis elmer lpriAt gum onoern {:
u@errjott. Seut mar es oOb ST piel!!"
8o liebt mar ligen tic beim 98eine,
Bon l0Ie0ter 3ejt 1T nidt Die Gpur,
Ga flie9en Die 6iinfoollori@cine,
Nls pdr's Die refine Wiof'lotrr.
&c. IT'S ui@t 10? Sab i6 nidt re0t!-
gN, gebt mir bod, Sbr = ltdrteres Sc
i0lc1t!
gsas Iic i'm Gunft Der sreu perlonseu,
Die Mtdnner oa5 1T wirfli6 i90n;
Bic Tran BARI ME Ii@ u~nterfon9en,
9ta9 einem biib16en Mfann ~ lebL
@lei0 moAt Der damn me finitre Mliene,
9oIt's oife Slttenbu0 berbei,
ltno prcOigt binter Der @aroine
Orei StunDen lang bon 9ieb' uro Sreu
Spri6t 10 Gin Mtann BON trcller 2iebe,
9ann miro mir INNER ipeb babel.
Wie li9 Oos gSoIer bdlt i'm Siebe,
80 bdlt liN audi Der Mtdnner Srsu.
Sei jeoer S0iir5e beibts; Mein S0db=
9en,
Mas balt 0u fir Elm biibl9 @el0t!
M@ 9lb mir bod elm tleines S1mdb3en!
S-meine Srau erfdbrt's ia ni6t.
9ta, IT'S nlNt lo?-Qab lb ni@t re9t?
@@, 9ebt mir bod, Sbr- ltarferes Sc
10le1t!
Sii9lt cine Srau mai oas YeDiiriniB
YleueiGt naN einem neuen 0ut,
50 giebt es SITTER Elm 3ermiIriniB,
NeiPs beibt: Ser altc lei nod gut,
9a brummt Der Wtann BON 2uyusla1en,
@ie nanhes Nnberc nDtb'ger leI,
8ie man ein 9aus orous t0nnte MAIDEN,
8as tie perbruu6t bios nebenbei =
Sod menn bic Wdnner &arten uil@en,
uno &s9el l6ieben II crit gar,
g8o ielten tie me Sans erwilAen,
9os 1T fem 9urus. IS bemabr'!
Was lle an Yrlelen bios perbrau9en,
.Sn 9telting, Mqccuba uno 9tape
9Sas in Gigarren Tie perrau6en,
So 50pinoen-Summen-o 9 Serrie
gta, ilt's ni4t 10 = Sab i'd ni4t re0t?
Nb, 9ebt mir bod, SDr = itartercs @e=
lble1t.
, 1875-11-25

SD0n1on S b ; II. =
QGir iinb l@on perl0lcoene Ntale ton
mebrercn Seiten ilber Die Yril9ellcene,
suii@en Den beiben @enerdIen SoDnlon
uno Smbopen 9eira9t uno ansere9l nor
Den redt plel oapon 5u l0relben, oa Der
furSe Yeri9t, ben mir oorlber 9aber
M}0u@em niNt 9enii9eno erl0ien. @lr
bc9reiien niNt, baB geute fir iol9e Prii-
geleien Ii0 10 intcrellircn, ouB ne leoes
98ort mo 4Qcs bis outs &leinlte wIeOer
bpit, willen wOlen uno mar licbt oa-
raus, Bop Die beutigen SemnDner Der
Groc, b,elclben @i9enl0often beliben,
dIa bic, ,pll9e LANCE ppr Nns 9elebI Da-
BEN. Denn ais emit DOR plelen Sub
rem Ser 9roBe 9teOner 9smutpenes
eintn wiIientl@aftli4tn @ortra9 belt
Lemerlte e. oaB Oos pllpIltum
uiGt 3ub6rte, pOraNi er elne Wel9,6tc
Ait crjQDlcn an iin9 rdmIi0, ooB eln
s5trger eiuen Glel 9emietbet babe, I'm
0Qmjt BON QltDen no0 4Eagare 81 rei=
Ten, nod als 4tlttags Die Sonne 81
fart Dcannte, itIc9 er ab uno Ie9te li@
Nnt:y Den Glel. aIs Der gi9eutbamer
, 1875-11-25
Donaatltag rs. llapember 1875.
G5tQnt &ihmDno.

8pli5ci &eri6t. Iplgenb,
Tdlle tomen geltcrn in olelem Gerld)tt
6ur Bodybuilding:
england 5bornton, farbi9, Nn9rif
orf Caroline Montoguc, bis ant bentC
pcrl0obcn.
SoicpD 2iftitcr, qnorif auf 6onni,
0iderion, 81 9eItroIt,
Ssobn 8. @oo0is, farbiQ, ar9efla9
lie Moiettn @o0ojs nit S4ldgcn &C.
nrnbt 81 bober, lpnroc untcr 800 8lrG
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