The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-16
EDITORIAL. NOTES.

the third term scheme.
Carlo Rossi Il declared to be the
missing Charley Ross.
-ln,France man can stone his vile
to, death, with cxtcnuating circum-
stances.
Ex-Governor Walker. of Virginia, is
to be the compromise candidate for
Speaker Of the House,
The letters which went astray and
finally landed in the dead letter office last
year, contained $3.50 900. 4,
The five Mexicans who murdered
Stephens. an American, were executed
for that crime on the 10th of October.
The Jackson, Mississippi, Times says:
"The loss Of cotton this year, for want
Of picking, Is estimated at 5000, 900 in
gold.
Mrs. John A. Logan, wife Of the gen.
eral, was in Murphysboro last Wednes-
day. She will return to Chicago next
Friday.
-Babcock says that Indictment sis a
conspiracy, and one OF the blacklist that
was ever formed to destroy the character
Of an oflicial.'
General Feathcrstone is mentioned
by Mississippi papers as suitable candi-
date for the position Of United States Sem
ator of that State.
Remnants of the May Fisk comb-
nation were seen recently on the Cairo &
vincennes road In search Of manager
who could appreciate tirst-class talent.
Besides the public schools In Muir.
physbOro there Is a Catholic school, and
also grammar aud a night school, with
an attendance of about one hundred
scholars.
The friends of the President say that
If indictments against Orvillc Grant and
BabcoCk have been found, and they are
guilty, he will not stand between them
and punishment.
Last Tuesday prisoner in the vi
emma Jail, named Frank Wyatt, unlocked
his cell doors and now breatlles the air of
liberty much to the disgust Of the county
officials.
Tho Cowie,-Jou,nat's brainy man
IL at the fore. lie says: 1T IL rather
exasperating to have your subtlest Jokes
manned and mangled In the composing
room, but it Is satisfaction to remember
that when you kill a printer you make an
angel"
The Independent says that the Mt.
Carbon Railroad Company are now sell.
ing tickets over the Short Line to Union
depot In St. Louis, and return to MUIR
physboro, for So 50. Fare by the Mar.
row Gauge or any other route Is "a 10 to
st. Louis, or s. 20 tor round tickets.
The Holly Springs Reporter, under
an engraving OF a dead dog, has this
"Poor Radicalism is dead In Mississippi.
It was born OF corruption, reared In ignO-
rance, nurtured by SANDER, and sustained
by prejudice. A just God has destroyed
the demon, and now few can be found SO
poor as to do reverence to Its Names"
1T Is seldom that we are able to fore
see fearful accident. The Peoria Dem
oerat says: "Another fearful warning
to young men to keep away from variety
shows. A kerosene lamp fell at the Ire
voli Thexter yesterday evening, hitting
young man on the head, breaking the
iAmp. and splitting the oil over his cloth
ing
Mccartney, Of the Metropolis Times,
says: "The Vienna Woman is one Of our
t,es, local exchanges. 1t has changed
hands. Mr. Schuckers has sold out to
Jonn I. Keith, formerly Of this city, who
now takes charge Of il. Mr.. Keith is well
known here as an honorable man. We
assure the public that Mr.. Keith will do
al 10 his power to make q good paper.
We wish him the full! measure Of sue
cess"
-Explo,ive torpedoes have recently
been placed or the narrow gauge rail-
road. north Of Ava. 4 few nights ago a
train ran on TO one Of these explosive
things, which almost caused the wreck
ing Of the engine. The report sounded
like that Of 4 cannon. Another means o.
annoyance and danger is the stoning o.
the engineers and fremen, which is be
coming alarmingly frequent.
-'Steve,"a correspondent In the Nc
tropolls Times, propels the following
"mixed" item: snow, that there il
some danger Of Cairo being either washed
away or cut Oh to Missouri by the Father
OF waters. and In view. too, that thii
county and Alexander-the Ofiicials-are
asking for an additional tax of 81 90 on
the 500 valuation. Well, | think tn.
counties had better consolidate, and VIZ
want again to become annexed to Mas
sac"
The Memphis Asalanehe says: mari
w. Lelnngwell, whose name appears a
member oftheF Furnish dramatic troupe
was In carly lie . talented member Of tn
"art prcservative,' having learned hi
trade Of type setting in Louisville, ny
4 Alta later period he belonged To the fl
nous theatrical corps of John Il. Owens
> wien Dot, or the Cricket on the Hearth
was presented with great eclat ut the Va
q r'eties Theater, New Orleans. lie wa
& $50 one OF the celebrated Cocktail RAJ,