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


out OF five of the enormous mnil ent to
Chicago are duns.
.-Robcrt McWade. the talented actor.
is now playing rip Van Wrinkle" in
Springfield.
--Ex.Cnitcd States senator Rcvels,
who was formerly n barber, is now en-
gagged In giving a close shave TO sinners
in Mississippi. He is preacher.
Gen. q. y. Fucker. who has been
quarlermaster at Chicago, and who is the
iathcr-in law of Gen. Sheridan, is to be
quartermastcr at Philadelphia.
The jackson Tenn SIN, one ofihc
best country wcckles in that State.
quotes an article from us and credits the
Cairo Democrat with the production
The DeMocrof slccpeih.
The people Of Ohio viii vote on a
constitutional provision authorizing q
special tax on dogs, on Tuesday next.
Why shouldn't lllinoi, weed out it,
worthless curs by some such provisions +?
The State Goscttc. in view of the
trmbling in of the river bank. three
miles from the BULLETIN Office. a>ks.ifit
would not be advisable for Cairo TO c-tab-
lish swimming school.
Den Wade estimates the Republican
majority in Ohio. next Tuesday. Mt 20. 600.
and the Allen men say that the Demo-
cratic majority will roll up just 81, 600.
\ few days will tell the tale.
DR.. Geo. M'IIara. popular Young
dentist. was the successful candidate for
the free scholarship in the Ioni,yille
Medical College, offered by Hon. +. T..
Albright TO the best posted medical stu
dent in the county.
--Colonrl -. Il. Penn, late candidate
for I.icutcnant-Governor on The Fusion
ticket OF Louisiana, opposes the holding
of the Democratic convention in that
state ut This time. Many other inlucn-
tial Democrats agree with him.
Imported school teachers Of the col
ored people are the most active aud I'M
Scrupllou- politicians in the Grant party
in Mississippi, and that they do not hy.-
tate at any amount Of mischief to carry
The party through.
The New Orleans IID,es assert. :
As 70 this femoral anuerism, we viii
have none OF 1t. that's Hat. unless IL ap-
pear in some way TO touch the founda-
tions OF civil liberty, in which case. we
suppose il must be handled. Until that
hour arrives, we proclaim and declare an
inileXible neutrality
Vice President wilson physician-
tell him that lac must not lecture thi-
season. lie has almost talked himself 90
death. The country had better prepare
itself for the reception of letter. during
the winter months Ii Wilson talks hen
die. II he does not write letters he'll die.
That, the kind of Vice President hC
lis.
Tie state J5sual sarcastic.lly
thrusts at Hon. +. L. Albright because
he Is acting us attorney for Bulliuyr and
Baker men accused Of the murder Of
Sisney. II says That he recently joined
| in an agonizing appeal TO Governor
Beveridgc 10 Offer rewards for the APP
prcheusion OF certain persons under in-
dctmcnt for murder in the county Of
Jackson.
The supreme court OF Illinois, in the
appealed pro ,r0rTafo case in connection
with The Chicago city election has r.
versed the decision OF tie circuit court
aud remandcd the case back 60 the latter
court. This C-tablishc- the general in
corporation act Of 1872 90, the law Of the
city, and obyiates The necessity OF hold
inc any city election there this tall
--"ThUc D. Young vouau otL,uu
Grovnup -ocNccssiyoy hin,
Whom She wears her pu'l-Iu,l
she seems all flesh 10 lack,
Ana her bonnet seem 'iuch oH uiu.
'Euta Fat little aiu upm C.lolon
says: 'Ih- is the f-hiou Il.yun.
lfldo in this rig
As balloons look a. big
II /. nothing 10 mako public noicou.' g.
Little JoScy sullivan, who had been
missing for three weeks, and had been
searched Tor far and wide rs hidnapped
child, wa, found dead, wcdgcd between
hay bales in store within "a blacl. of
his home in New York. lie had fallen
there while playing Through u blunder
his mother was only told that her boy
had been found, and not that lac wa.
dead. She wa, over ioycd, and dressed
herself To go and see him. She tainted
when told the truth, and !, now in u
very prccarious condition. The boy was
SO wcdged in that lac was not smothcred.
but the place was not often visited, and
his erie were not heard, lie starved to
death.
The Memphis Appeal says; Tho
news from Friar's Point is not Il, salts
factory a. we could wish. II does not
say that peace has been restored. But Il
does give assurance that the white peo-
pie, without regard TO party, are banded
together for the restoration aud prcserva.
ton OF peace in the future. The bellig.
erent colored sheriff has fed. ard Alcorl
has satisfied Acknowledgement Pierre
, pont. Ames has been telegraphed to by
E Brown, who Is Il fugitive in Helena, bu
, nothing has yet been heard from him
He may possibly send the colorcd militia
. 0! which the Jackson P}ot talks 50 glibly