The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-10
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EDITORIAL, NOTEs

| uc lcc naINest HAS DcSUIl III 'i"'"-
gnu and Iowa.
Admiral Stringham, aged seventy
eight years, died IN Brooklyn last Mon
day.
| The Chicago Times wants Kelley to
run his motor with whisky. il he can't
find water in Philadelphia.
The mineral well house OF North
Lansing, Michigan, was destroyed by
fire on Monday. The loss is $4,000.
In the mining regions of the Black
Hills, -four sells for IL cents a pound, and
bacon thirty cents per pound.
"A Knights of Pythias lodges: to be
instituted at Jerseyvilc, Illinois, very
soon.
The property OF the MarcngO Driv-
ing Park association will be sold at pub
lie auction on the 2Gth of this month.
Joseph Flemm was convicted of
murder in the second degree, for killing
his bctrothed at Pttsburg last Monday.
"A Democratic daily paper called the
Ereniag Enterprise. has been started IN
Jacksonville. The first issue was made
last Monday.
MIR. Wesley I.unncll, an old and re-
spcctcd citizen OF jacksonville, Az" one
OF the pioneers of Morgan county, died
last Monday of consumption.
Moody anu Sankcy have got to work
in New York City. They opened their
great religious revival meetings AT BAR
NUNS hippotiromc on Monday night.
A four days pigeon shooting tourna-
mcnt, open to all amateurs, according to
the Illinois State association rules,
opened at Davenport. Iowa, on Tuesday.
In the San Juan district of Colorado,
much interest is felt over the discovery
of the presence, in large quantities, OF
gold bearing ores Of extraordinary rich
ness.
The salaries Of all the clerks In the
plarternIaster's department Mt Fort
LeayenwOrth have been reduced. This
| IL the result Of the failure to make the
usual appropriation tor the war depart
ment.
DIR. Levyshan. the eminent Prnssiali
journalist and the Vienna correspondent
OF several German newspapers, has Deel
expelled from Austria, charged with dis
scminating intelligence uniayorable e
the realm.
"A Hebrew cemetery was dedicate,
ia Bloomington last Saturday, and ol
Sunday the first burial was made in 1t
Heretofore the Jewish people Of Bloom
ington have buried their dead at Lincoln
Hon. 5. NJ. Filter. superintendent o
. public instructions, has gone to Washing
, ton and Philadelphia for the purpose @
!. making final arrangements for the prope
representation Of the schools OF lllinoi
Mt the Centennial.
;, Harry Boaz, n One-armed boy In tn
:. employ Of the Burlington and MinnesOt
r Railroad company, as car reporter. wa
c shot and instantly killed by Carroll Jonc'
n Of the same age, at Ottumwa, Iowa, O
n Monday evening.
:. The coal miners at Petersburg. VIII,
C struck on the first day of this month, be
i cause their employers cut down thel
: wages, came to the conclusion that The
( had made fools of themselves, and weI
n to work again on Monday morning.
i AT the February meeting OF tn
Alton, Illinois, Horticultural Society, til
c members decided that no injury had "
T. been done to the fruit buds In that vicr
ity, and that the prospects were exceller
: for full crop.
An attempt was made on Sunda
Z night to set at liberty the prisoners col
fined in the Jail at Sycamore. Illinois, bu
the sheriff discovered the plot, and thu
y the high hopes of the birds, who are pre-
nOunced the hardest set that has eve
been in custody there, were dashed to tn
ground.
q William Olson, treasurer OF Still
y wate-, Minnesota, who is said to be bt
4 hind In his dealings win the city abou
h $1,000. took his departure from tina
(: place some three weeks ago tor Chicago
0 he went no one knows where, but it
j. supposed to Sweden.
!, Hon. ". II. Philips, member of tn
Missouri legislature, and his brother,
young man twenty years of age, wer
! arrested at Springfield Missouri, In
:, Monday afternoon, charged with havin
assassinatedJ. 4. Harding on the sire,
y in that city few days ago.
"A woman claiming TO bc the wife {
, one OF the engineers, has been coming
!, sharp over the Chicago, Burlington an
: Quincy Railroad company, at Charar'
:, by drawing the pay Of the said cnginee
!, whose name is Chase. AMI leaving tC
parts unknown.
Ill. NJ. Clark. one OF the editors of I'll
, Brownsville, Tennessee, Democrat, she
and killed Samuel Boyd, deputy Unite
. States marshal, at Brownsville on MOI
Il day night The parties were preyiousl
v on good terms, but were engaged in p,
r. litical discussion when the tragedy o,
4 CURED.
Il David %. Mitchell, vi ieavenwortl
J. Kansas, sued the Chicago Time, for S2j
600, on the grounds that that paper la
(. lied on him. The case wa, tried !