The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-30

They have our deepest sympathy--if it
will 10 'em any good
Samuel Grain has had al examine
ton at Murphysboro, and been dir
charged, the evidence against him not be-
Ing strong enough TO prove him con-
ncctcd with the williamson county ven
delta and recent assassinations.
The iuaianche says: "Vicc Presi-
dent Wilson shrinks from notoriety. This
explains why he writes q letter 10 the
newspapers once week. Henry has the
most dangerous case If Presidential
snake bite on record"
Late Geographic news brings the Ia
tellIcence that John r. Battcll, Of whom
we speak In an editorial. died Of his In
jnrie5 without returning to consciousness.
The mayor Of Quincy has offered n re-
ward Of 500 Tor the apprehension Of the
murdcrers.
-. -. Grafton, the late Democratic
Adiutant General OF Missouri under Gov
ernOr Woodsor, has been arrested for
forgery In connection with war claims
while he was In Office. Ills son, who was
his clerk, was also arrested for completely
| In the ofIcnse.
| -Advces from St. Thomas to August
9th. say a hurricane did great damage
in all the windward islands. Many YES
sells were ashore. The British ship Cod
fish lost twelve Of her crew. The British
steamer caribbean was badly damaged
and lost part Of her crew.
The Ucst Chicago says: owing to
a misiiap in going to press our Amuse
ment Summary is very sadly curtailet
this week. and for the first time, we ar,
forced to offer an apology. The bung
ling workman has been slain, and our dis
appointed readers are invited to CONE
early and see his body burn"
The Memphis Chamber OF Commerce
elected the following officers for tn
ensuing year: presidcnt-J. y. Petit
Vice-Presidents--J. N. Pettigrcw, W
W. Guy, VIM. JOyncr. Elias Lowen
stein, J. NJ. Goodbar /; Treasurer, John
Il. Wiliins; Committee on Appcals-li
Il. Elicit, John X. Speed, j. ii. Martin
Y. n. Estes, John Steele, J. NJ. James
Cotton Greene.
The New York !Sua says: "We arr
, sorry to hear that President Grant has o
late been drinking harder than usual
Probably 1t is only one Of his thlrd-tern
movements. The harder Inc drinks ant
the more intense his drunken frolics, I'll,
more confidently he reckons upon TIN
support of temperance men. y lette
, from Vicc-President Wilson, certiiyin.
that Grant practices total abstinence, vii
soon he in order"
The Tenth Annual Fair Of McCrack
en- county, to be held on Tuesday, Wed
: nesday, Thursday, and Friday, Octobc
18th, 18th, 14th and 18th, promises to b
the best one ever held in that county
and the agricultural products, fine liy
i. stock, needlewOrk, fancy work, ETC., etc
D to be seen on exhibition, will be wort
ten times the price of admission, and I'll
/ Paducah Ners feels assured will attract
larger crowd than ever before attcnde
that fair.
The Cairo Gazette said recently tina
, Noble was too much for Wattersoli
| When Noble talks this way-"Wc arr
IcOnsi ai,ivu usiiu ~ gave ,Uinc attention
to the Courie,-Jompot. IL persists moi
only in dcvOting to Us the whole power
OF its ridicule, but In the grossest mis-
representation Of the Hcruid," and dc
votes a column to Wattcrson. 1t woul'
seem that Noble is either Disguised
riled. Watterson seems to have his box
ing gloves on and is deity banging ava.
Mt the rural ROSTERS
Jones, of the Massac Jourpal, Ina
been to Paducah: "In Paducah, tn
other day, We met several of our editOris
friends, among whom we may name tn
brothers Thompson, Of the Neps, Ware
aud Clark, Of the. Sentinel, Shields, of til
Sentinel Job Office. Picke tt & Son, Of tn
Commercial, and the inveteratc Faron
whose soul was absorbed, when we say
him last, with the melancholy cadence Q
that good old time, as produced by
wandering minstrel, oh whistle and l.
come to you, love- or words TO that e
feet. When we last saw him he wa
sticking close to that Minstrel