The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-03
EDITORIAL NOTES

-Pendleton, OF Ohio, was in Frank
fort. ny, during the inaugural vi III,
Hon. James b. McCieary.
-Egvpt's Kheiive. I,lsim, Ia. a fin,
army. offered by English aud Ameri
cans. He is perfectly Independent o
Abdul Assn, sultan OF Turkey.
Col. ANTHONY, editor and proprietor
of the LeNenworth Times, sho,
some time ago by a printer
named EInbry. has been IN st.
Louis. \ Tine reporter received from
him his side of the story of the assault,
and fight that lei to his severe wound.
The Raymond (Miss.) Ga-e.te for
two years l. offered as premium for the
best campaign song, of not more tlan
six nor less than four stanZas. adapted
TO the air OF the 'Star Sprangled Ban
ner." Ii must be "a regular anti-carpet-
bag, anti-Amcs, anti-lhieves. anti-plun.
derer, anti-ignoramus song"
California held her State election on
the lst Of this month. Onsthe 9Th Ar
kansas will follow. Then will come
Maine Oh the 18th; Iowa, 18th October
Ohio. 18th October; Virginia and Kan.
sas, Maryland, Massachusetts, Missis-
sippi, Minnesota, Missouri, New York
New Jersey and Pennsylvania. on I'd of
November. Texas will hold hers on De-
cember 7th.
Queen Nictoria's' yacht ran down a
fishing sloop. near the Isle Of Wight.
drowning two men. The jury could not
agree upon a verdict. although many
were in favor Of verdict of nIanslaugh-
ter against the master of the Queens
vessel. So great is the feeling against
him in Portsmouth that he was threat
ened with personal violence. When the
accident occurred the Queen of England
was on board the yacht.
-Nalmaseda now wants from the loyal
merchants and planters of Cuba
Ss0O.000 in gold to pay for the
transportation of fresh troops
from Spain. Those declining to respond
TO his demand are considered rebels. The
proper kind Of encouragement from the
United States would soon make the beau-
,ifui isle republic. When it does take
place-and it will some day-what n
strong ally to this government she will
be. both in patriots, means and position,
In the event of war with a foreign power.
"A merchant Of Tucson, Arizona,
named GARLIC. a naturalized citizen, went
to Sonora to collect bills, and was arrest
cd on q charge of furnishing arms to the
insurgents. He was given no trial, but
ordered to pay $4,000 or be shot Sun
day. A courier rode three hundred
miles to Tucson, raised the money and
returned, and ransomed GARLIC. whose
grave had already been dug. Probably
the United States will look into this mat
ter. A man OF war Is not available in
this case, which may cause the govern
ment to pass It by without notice.
The Chinese who live between Annoy
and Tuhchon, initiating the intelligent
Tennessee mountaineer, when biography
was first put in operation, dug up
the telegraph poles which the Great
Northern Telegraph Company had
placed through the country, through til,
fear that the line might interfere will
1.-THE benign influences ofthe Fuug-Shin.
The contractors, however, induced In,
government to interfere, and the worl
is 10 be protected by the mandarins alon.
the route, Operations have commenced
again. The distance is 100 miles.
The Boston Adcertiser has CORES
pendent in Germany who complains tina
the American press is not sufficiently ac
cura,e in its treatment Of German affairs
and that American editors get their Teu
tonic information principally from
English journals. He declares tina
, the German press, in supporting Bis
| marck's policy, only reflects the sent
/ ments Of Il great majority Of the German
! people, and that it, unanimity is not N
t evidence OF its corruptness. lie advise
American papers 10 exchange with I'll
/ RotiSche ZeituHg the AugsbUger Re
ii tung, and the Neaie F,ete PreSse of Vienna
IS and read for themselves.
Is -oor'lna's former companions are col
rs "hulhs The cattle raids, in the conduct
:. which he sowell instructed them. on
De Government Is now lifting out addition,
n. hght-draught gun.boa,s for immedial
:. service on the river, but 1t is problema
~ zeal whether this will have the desire
" ehect, as long as the Mexican Cover
mch' Is not strong enough to curb its ow
" awless population on the Free Zone
W Besides, the Rio Grandc is the crooke
ne est stream In the world. In some poin
y" heet OF gunboats could hide from vie
'' each other inside OF distance of thr
his a,'e', Put old Rip Ford in command
ON. .,rus,1 heh' o' Texas rangers, with
! "'''s W stop the saiding, aud