The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-24

fleas ell samee white sno,
Evly place Moll gal wslkee
Ba, ia, hoppee long too.
Jennie June announced in q recent
lecture that men are unfit to discharge
the highest duties of Journalism. This
was rough on Jennie's husband. who is
editor of the New York Graphic.
The Mobile Register asserts positively
that '.the negro does not produce half
the cotton which he produced before the
war;" aud credits white labor with the
production of large portion of the crop.
Allison aud Griffin. who murdered
Colonel House, of Franklin, Tennessee,
were admitted to bail in the sum of So, 900.
Colonel House was buried with Masonic
honors. Nance House, the colonel's son,
who was wounded, will recover.
What founts Kentucky sheds for one
| Ofall her dead the newest,
For Breckinridge-hcr peerless son,
| Hor proudest and her tr,lest
| Ion shrouled lies her latest gift
To God, to fame, and history,
| Whose going lett golden riit
| Upon the skies Of glory
--Ot the Red Cloud commissioners
report, the Boston Transcript quietly re-
marks: "The public will commend the
document issued by it. while laughing at
the studied efforts to screen the principal
officers inculpated by the vigorous Yale
professor
-Pascagoula. Mississippi, is being raw
aged with yellow fever. Colonel Nc
| Cardle, of Vicksburg has been tcle-
graphed to in the following words ave
need assistance, can you send us some
money! 1t was signed Melanchton
Smith, President Relief Commute.
An exchange says that the following
stanza is now sung every morning at the
| Cincinnati Enquirer Office:
know spot where the lightning struck,
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-"eorge IL. lngersoii' OF SUSSEX county,
New Jersey. has notified the "oriu
through b"hts' Sp"" 'hat he has named
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thing Of a traveller
= frederick Hudson, Tor MANY wears
manaoino editor of the New Yorl, H,rald
died at ! o'c,ock am Dist inst. at his
home in Concord. from injuries received
on tho railroad track the dav before. He
was riding in n BUGGY with Judge John
c Keys whom the locomotive of an all.
vopcino train strucL ,be vebicI. and
threw its occupants out. MFR. Hudson
was fatally injured.
The United s,a,os local s,.amhoat
inspector concluded his investigation. a,
Louisville. ON the 2l.t inst. into the
cause of the late collision Of the T.. r..
Hillman and Vint Sbinkle. Th. verdic,
Is that the collision was causea by the er.
ror of both pilots. Harvey Thonnson O,
the Hillman, and TAYLOR Wells Of tn,
Shinkle. each of whom il entitled to In,
highest censure.
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I1s', sIaIil3 thal Oh previous e'ehin:
he shot Archibald Anderson, for severa
years engineer OF the Diamond Mine. /
appears mat the parties met at Iripp'
ra'lne' lonely spot, and Hicks, mlstak
ing Anderson for Desperate, but with
out the exchange OF a word, 1lred at him