The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-29

cants they will hold their fitness for the no.
sitlons to which they aspire in inverse pro.
portion to their eagerness to obtain the DO.
sitions. There is much in the adagc that
'the office should seek the man. and the
new administration will not go far wrong
if it give the adagc heed
OF course the Sabbath day could not
pass without the regular matinee on Pop
lar street Except Fourth street, and no.
where else in the city are there such dis
reputable carvings on as disgrace Poplar
street, from Seventeenth TO Twelfth streets,
About ten o'clock our reporter happened
to be passing up the street, 7and met he
negro coming down from Seventeenth, full
speed with red-turbanned negro woman,
with an arsenal of stove wood, in his wake,
making the whole ncighborhood vocal
with her oaths and vulgarisms. From
what could be gathered from the infuria-
ted womans ravingsit was inferred that
the man had not payed certain money he
had agreed to pay, and the woman had con
cuded to receipt the bill with stove-wood,
To the women and children that thronged
Washington avenue the foul language was
most outrageous. If these ott-recurring
orgies, in that locality, cannot be prevent
| ,,lN oil, Ia, thn+
actors therein should be RACED to the
earth.
| The Presbyterian church, on Sunday,
was literally crammed Every seat was
filled and many persons turned away from
the door because there was no standing
room. The OCCASION as we annouced Sat
urday morning, was the installation of Rev.
| B. y. George as the church's pastor. 1t
was in the nature of a ratification of con-
tract that the Reverend gentleman should
permanently serve the Presbyterian congre.
grtion, or until relieved from that service
by the Presbytcry. 1t may justly be con-
strued as high compliment to Mr.. George
and as indicative of most pleasant and fra
ternal relations between him and his peo-
pie, The sermon, or Grafton of the occas-
ion, was delivered by the Rev. Mr. Wilson.
OF Mt, Carmel, ana it is spoken OF as very
able and highly entertaining effort. Mr..
Green of Ccntralia, who was TO have deliv-
cred the charge to the congregation, tailed
to arrive, and that dutywas we'll perform
ed by Rev. Mr. Swan, who also delivered
the charge to the pastor. The occasion
throughout was highly interesting and the
turnout probably the larges that ever gath
in church building in Cairo.
The present Republican General AS
sembly will go down to generations yet un-
born as "the grand aggregation Of human
sloths,' No Legislative body ever moved
so slowly; and had the majority Of the
members taken an oath before entering
upon discharge Of duty, that the progress
of every measure introduced should be i'm
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