The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-17
EDITORIAL NOTES

EDITORIAL NOTES.
News from England announce that
Berse, the great billiard champion, Is
dead
---Jol.n Woods, formerly connected
with The printing interests OF Cairo. is
now superintendent Of the Belleyilc Ad-
goea,c. II j. about time for John to have
n paper 81 his own.
The President stopped at .he Palmer
House in Chicago this week, and was so
besieged with oiiice-seekers and Repub-
lican banners that the respectable Re-
pubiicans WHO called 20 Gee him were
Disguised
He feared, after death, that George
Washington Chlds. editor OF the Phila-
dclphia Lsaqcr, would attempt his obi,r.
! airy. r ninety cents q square:
When 'nctions sore bear 40 NOR
Md doctors do dc -pair
Don't let q. W write inc M
NJ ninety cents square. -
John Mccall, formerly a Memphis
| printer, and a Southcrner by birth. has
been Radical mayor Of jackson. Miss ,
| Tor term and now he has received the
! Radical nomination for sheriff Of that
county.
Don Piait has found Josie Mansfield
ia Europe. She i, very eXtravagant.
changes her dress four aud five time. In
t1,nty-four hours, dimes in her room u
Ia cge7c, has broilcd chicken every day,
and is considered very distinguished. re-
cciving earls, dukes and princes.
Since old Bill had to succumb 10 tate.
and a superabundancc OF Republican
votes, the following verse has con-, % the
surface and rounds off all the sid i: ,c!es
Of editors Who were soft on the Initiation
doctrine:
Truth crushed to earth will rise again;
the eternal years of God are hers,
While Error, wounded, writhes in pam,
Aud among he wurshpers.'
The New York Sun says: Nov
thu! Imitation Is dead and buried. the
party OF reform can move on unimprded
to the victory it is bohnd to achieve.
The rag.money delusion has han dicapped
the simple issue Of the publication Of
politics. State ana national and that
with >prin9ing step to the overthrow of
GraItism and the rescue OF the Govern
mont from the thieves who use Office and
power 10 line their pockets and dciraud
the people
salt Lake contributes This time to the
crude specimens OF evangelical songs of
the series eytravaganzaing over the waste
places of the United States
.Alasl why should cry to-day
For one who could no Longer stay.
Our darling little Hannah
The child could read and write and spell
Gould say her table, very well
And play on ms piano!
Oh. bless little Hannah.
Who play now Heaven { piano.
All for love he jumped from Wash.
insion monument, Baltimore, and was
crushed into a shapeless mass. Genteely
clad, thirty years old. anu had the toll
lowing note in his pocket: Now, Miss
Cobb, leave thee in these words, hoping
to hear from you fare the well; If for
ever, still forever fare the well. Though
uhiorgiven, never agains, thee shall my
heart rebel" Some people might have
considered Miss Cobb's lover a dam.
phule fellow but life was too good Tor
him, and he crossed over the river by
way Of n monument $50 feat high.
-Odes to autumn are flying thick and
g. 4 ,n tho Iuliqn suromar air This jg
probably, the most original and effective
one tIat we are compelled to succumh 10
| ~ would not d. Ia Ortum,
With pcache. lit Tor Catin',
| When the wavy korD IL gettin' Wfil~,
! the candidates ere treatln':
When .assilss lnca, l. nhry IN
And hickory nuts Is thcl:
b| who Wuuid think 81 dglu'
Or even 9ettin' rick ~
--Cariyslc may be a very great man
| hut at the .nmp lime ne Ia Al very cyni,