The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-28

Ross, and it is not unlikely that the wo-
man is the party who told Ross that John
son must be killed.
The grass in the park has made such
hcadway, that the cattle that effect an en-
trance fairly troll in clover AS it is quite
impossible for any animal to jump the
fence, the conclusion that the twenty-four
COWS that Alderman Rittenhousc drove out
the other day. were driven in through the
gate, is quite reasonable, if not unavoida-
BILE Asa hundred or more young trees
are exposed TO such cattle as get in, it is
the purpose of the authorities to arrest and
fine all persons who may hereafter use the
park as pasture for their COWS. While it
is true that the park isn't much Of a
place" it is the only place of the kind we
have, and the cattle Of the city would soon
make 1t much less Of place than it now
is. Hence the purpose to protect it,
"A good house greeted the Wildman
Comedy company last night, and a still
larger house is quite certain to greet them
this evening The entertainment was one
of the best ever witnessed in Cairo and
everybody left the building more than pleas
ed-delightcd. Mrs, WlIdman more than
fulfilled expectations. Her sing
ing has charm about it
that wins the audience into
unconscious applause; while as an actress,
she is exceedingly easy, graceful and nat
ural, +. j, WiIdman was himself" and
was warmly welcomed to the Cairo stage
again. There were no awkward bitches.
everything passed off as smoothly as it
could have oonc had everybody in his re-
, spective sphe'e, been Il star. The company
will make its second appearance tonight
, in glorious bill--and crowded house
will "bc there see
, There is aspirit OF Know Nothingism
abroad among tc lads Of Cairo, that has
t full development among those whose par
ents are Of foreign birth, as well as among
those OF native Darcntage, In the eyes Of
, many Of these claps to be an EngIishman,
; is 10 be an object of special dislike. One
y individual who happened to be born under
, the shadow of tn. British colors scarcely
= ever appears uponthc streets, unless his ears
| are offended by ude ordinations ike,
7 there goes the beet-cater," hold
arf-an-arf is hibroad hagain;' "ow
hare you hold 'osS!' Hare you 'untin hVp
ha 'ousc hagcnt?" and other expressions,
which although excessively funny to the
boys, are most annoying and cxaspcratiag
to the individual upon whom they are en-
tered. A little hickory oil" administered
to the saucy youngsters now, may save
some Of them a cracked sconce when ,hy
grow older
Cannot the ladies of the city
of Cairo inauguratc "a rage for
cooking societies, socables schools
or associations? And why not? Hold
weekly meetings, say in classes of ten
Read papers, discuss processes. Have the
orie- practically illustrated. Let our lead
ing ladies take hold of the matter. How
shall we make the best coffee; the lightest,
whitest, browncs'-crustcd rollsl How shall
We make the best and most wholesome
lpic crust,--caCh of these TOPICS
might form u subject. for an evenings
discussion and Illustration, and we
undertake to say that If our suggestion is
needed, three months will not pass by, be
fore the information gained by the wives Of
the city, will bring an abundant reward in
p the better nature and improved amiabiity
Of the "bcars q husbands,' for, deny it
p who may, the good or bad Of masculine hui
, man nature can be reached through the
. stomach more 'cadi.y than any other way
To know how to make good lght bread
- dIOnt' IL u IAt'' VI lHlbIIndtlOn OF lnnEltcIV
more value &c the feminine head Of house
hold, than all that could be learned about
/ Ghcngis Khan in whole month. Who'll
move IN this natter, and thus win the APP
pIausc Of us-.hcalthy eaters, "who are ctcr
naIIy thinking Of our stomachs"
The most cxaspcrating element of pop.
ulation with which the right thinking pco-
f pie Of Cairo have to deal, is the "croakcrs. -
These creatures arc not numerous, just now,
but as the season advances they will multi
, ply. Already they talk disparagingly even
at our little movement toward reform in
sanitary matters. you may clean up; but
what's the use? II the South has the fever
again, Cairo will have it, and instead of en-.
couraging the idea that the town will cs.
cape, It Is better to say that it wont, so the
people will be ready for the worst when it
comes to the worst One man of this