The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-19
EDITORIAL NOTES.

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EDITORIAL NOTES.
There are 500. O0O, 900 In the vaults
OF the Bank of England.
Quincy is engaging in big Mctho-
dist revival, and the leaders are rcaping
rich harvest.
The empress Of Austria will go to
England early in March to visit her sis
ter, ex-Quccn Caroline, of Naples.
MIR. Edwin Bradbury, one of the old.
est citizens Of Jacksonville. died on
"Wednesday.
DIR. Tellcampf, professor Of political
economy, Of the University OF Breslau,
at Vienna. and member of parliament, is
dead.
-winslow. the forger, has been put
into involuntary bankruptcy. His lia-
bilities are said to exceed three hundred
thousand dollars.
"A saloon-keeper. William Smith by
name, was fined four hundred dollars last
Wednesday in Lima, Ohio. for selling
liquor 10 an individual named James Eli
kcr.
A woman named Mrs. Harvey was
arrested at Davenport. Iowa. on We'd
Besdsy. charged with the poisoning of
Mrs. Mary Bruce. In that city last
July.
Not pound OF ice has been har-
vested at Jacksonville this winter, and
dealers OF that city are making arrange
ments to lay in their supply for the
summer from Chicago.
Memphis Is to have five hundred
dollars to build custom house with,
and the people are extremely happy.
They have talked long and loud for a
government building, and now their
great wish is TO he satisfied.
Says the Chicago Times: The New
York World reproduces Mark Twain's
war map of Paris, published in The Buff
falo Express in 1870. and calls it the 'plan
of the Centennial buildings" It is very
good thing indeed, but the World is liza
bic to get into trouble IL Mark has 1t
copyrighted.
Machinery for three complete saw
mills has been shipped from Erie, Pa,
to the Black Hills during the present
week. A train OF twenty-five wagons
leaves Iankton, Dakota. during the
coming week. and advices from that city
SAYS the fever there is at fever heat, and
the parties are comm. IN daily. 10 join
expedition.
The house OF representatives oi
South Carolina has appointed commit
tee to prepare articles Of Impeachment
against Judge Montgomery Moses. on ;
charge ofapplying trust funds to his owl
use. Montgomery Moses is an uncle Of
Ex-Governor Moses. and has been on tn
Z circuit bench at Charleston for .eyera
= years.
z The following. from the pen of ;
Dubuque man. Is dedicated to his frs
born. The anthor still enjoys his free
dom:
Welcome, little ieenie-weenie,
we've been looking for you. some;
With her bluey. teney eenic.
Faith. and ain I We glad she's come;
Il o. the little piggie-wig2ie!
u Bee. her, tina, it, no niggie.
sucking pucky -wuckey thumbF'
SAMUEL Hess. resident OF Elkodor
Iowa, committed suicide by starvn
himselftc death few days ago. Hes
contracted debt of several hundred do
Il lars some months ago.by building HON
. for himself and family, which he was vi
>. able TO pay at the time it became du'
ar and a suit was instituted against him
in few weeks ago 10 recover the amour
=. Since that time he has refused TODD,
Ia any kind.
-Governor Beverage j. charged wit
writing letters to parties In different pc
tons Of the state, asking their aid in s.
" curing delegates from their several Sc
~ tons " the Republican State convention
c' who will vote for IN. denomination.
oil correspondent Of the Chicago Tgiss, in
Of special from Rock I-land, says the 90
ed crn0r /. making his letters 10 politician
"a ia that part Of the State cOmmo
"a and that lac has had the pleasure Of rea
Ing the governors autograph in mo
than one instance.
m An invention that i, TO rcyolutioni
ol- our entire domestic and cOinmerci
OF economy, has been brought Out In u
est cago. IL IL called the hydro-carb
the burner and ga. generator, and by
the Application ordinary coal oil and wa
elc. may be made TO produce heat enough
the run All engine, propel machinery, hca
cooking stove, illuminate mansion
leu perform any other result usual y accon
.ad- lished by means Of wood or coal. VIII
ind shall We hear from Keeley:
DRY Nelson briggs, John Clark and "
lct liam Long, members OF the briggs ga
;, In Of countcricitcrs, who were sentenced
l-cs- imprisonment, IN the United States CO.
icle at Springfield last week, took up ia
lu.- abode In the penitentiary at Joliet |
rks, Wednesday briggs stays fifteen, q.
zen two aud Long seven years. John
ina. Thompson and Thomas g. Ord, "
rles. were arrested for SHOWING the queer
'elc- this city last fall, were also sent up
ro,y two years each.
Marcus Louis, a well-knOwn and
men spccted citizen OF Holly Springs, Mi,
"" sippi, was murdered IN his store on III
shes day night, the body being terribly mi
be- lated. The instrument OF death was