The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-16

line extensive printing. iltnOSraph- |
ing, binding and ta,ioncry establishment
of Strickland Il Clark. Galveston. Texas. |
recently suspended business.
Marshal Mac Mahon. oi France, gave
an audience to Admiral Eoncicrc lie
Noury, and then left for Loire. To witness
the autumn maneuvcrs.
MIR. Augustus Caesar Bucl. formerly
of the st. Louis Republican. made his de
but as n great columbian orator before
a Democratic audience in Cincinnati. on
Monday evening.
Tho term "crying evil" was first
applied to a house full Of ill-natured
children. No annoyance has ever
coualcd that in which the description
found it, origin.
The Papal Nuncio has sent circular
to the Bishops, asking them to support
the restoration of religious unity. dcclar-
ing that any other course would leopard
lie the good understanding between
Spain and the Vatican.
Dispatches received state that Don
Carlos reviewed General Dorrcgary' sol
dicrs Monday. at Elizondo. He delivered
q speech. in which he told them to follow
him trustfully until they hoiStcd their
| flag on the wall, of Madrid.
Cow bells are considered n nuisance
by the editor of the Paducal Ne,rs. lie
says /: "Will the Council take hold of
this matter, or must the citizens catch
the cows, cut oa the bells and throw them
away: that's the great moral question.
The New York T'jjuae sometimes
gets its geography rather badly mixed.
In II recent issue, that journal said "Mr.
VIM. IT. McCardlc. who is editor of the
Nicksburg Heraid. and a prominent can
didate for L. :. Senator from Tennessee"
etc, etc.
The fast mail train arrived in St.
Louis on schedule time Tuesday over
the Pennsylvania Central. Panhandle
and Nandalia roads. New York papers
of Monday morning were delivered ut
half-past O'Clock, The time between
Jersey City and ST. Louis was II little
less than thiriy-two hours.
Frederick Kramer. of Baltimore.
won three prizes ut the German Inter-
national Shooting Festival, held at Stuff
CART, in Wurtemburg, Germany. last
month. Kramer made one hundred and
sixty center shots. of hand. at a distance
of six hundred feet. The prizes consist
OF Il superb silver goblet and two mas
sivc silver medals.
Goldsmith Maid will have a parlor
built for her in Quincy at the fair
grounds. 1t will be furnished with sofas
and chairs for the Use of herself and
friends, and Il Brussels carpet will cover
the floor. Her owner Is having a bed
with a spring mattress ma dc for her cs-
pccial use, also set of Morocco shoes,
and silver monogram gartcrs.
The crack of the huntsman's rifle
now So ,nds unharmOniously among the
denizens of the wood; and fish had bet
ter have II care how they flash their bril- |
liant scales in the sun, for the angler is |
lying in wait along the shore of the
mighty rivers with his hook and lines, |
and black bottle and lunch. Time has |
been called aud the men Of sport are up |
and doing.
How about this: The state Register
says: "IIcre's Col. Anthony, OF lcay-
enworth recovering from mortal
wound; Carruth, OF Nineland, y. j., AT
other editor, going around with bullet
in his brain, while The st. Louis editors
who fought in Winncbago county. cs-
capped each Others bullets, because they
fired too high. i there no way to kill
an editor except to drown him or poison
ms grog:'
1t is reported that at breakfast ut |
Wormeley's, in Washington, Secretary
Dclano called Prof. Marsh Il liar and a
poltroon. The Professor answered that |
he would not be insulted by the Secretary |
of the Interior or any other man; that he
had treated Mr.. Dclano as gentleman
should. which statement the Secretary
denied, and Immediately left the room,
saying that the Professor did not know |
what Il gentleman was.
"A female base ball club played an
initial game in Springfield last Saturday.
The grounds were surrounded by a can
vas in order to secure privacy, about
three hundred feet square being en-
braced in the enclosure. At the hour for
the game to commence the girls "came
TO the scratch" clad in Il neat and rather
snowy uniform, and at once proceeded
to business. The mines are known rcspec-
lively rs the "Blondcs' and "Bru-
ncttcs.'
The Russians have secretly organized
an expedition for the occupation of Merry,
a city situated fifty or sixty miles north
Of the boundary line Of IIerat, triangu-
ar-shapcd country, lying between Persia
md Afghanistan. The London Times en-
presses the fear that Russia has designs
on llerat with view to the conquest of
Persia aud ultimately OF Afghanistan, the
barrier yet existing between Russia's |
conqucsts and British India, and sur-
gests that the time for interference has
about come, at least, when Russia
"clearly shows her hand"