The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-30

tbomsclyes into beds of sickness, and they
? dosorvc about the same sympathy man
does who is suffering the revulsions of
drunken debauch.
Since we have no street cars Pat Flz'
GERALD. he of the "Horse Mansion" has
made up his mind that we shall have the
best possible substitute, viz: an easy-going
omnibus. Telling jim Powers what kind
of vehicle he wanted jim turned cut N
short order the very crcditable specimen OF
his handwork that is now in Fit2geralds
possession. Pat should now mark out
routes for trips at regular intervals, and al
ter the thing gets to working, sell tickets
During the blazing hot and dusty days OF
July and August or during seasons of much
mud, the enterprise ought to and no doubt
will pay handsomely. Fare will rule from
8 to Is cents according to distance.
eleven years ago." says Mr.. Davis, OF
the Cairo Sun, Gin the Presence of thou
sands of Tanner boys, General Logan de-
nounced the Wheatly story as a base and in
famous lie, and called npon anybody who
could testify to its truth to step forward 2
And isn't it wonderful that, in the presence
of these thousands ofTanner boys, scores of
whom were bowling drunk, and all OF
whom were excited, that somebody
didn't step forward? Mr.. Davis would have
done so, of course. But Mr.. Oberly, who
published the affidavit (but had no part
in procuring it, is not Mr. Davis. But
General Logan, being the agrieved party,
and knowing the exact location of the
Democrat Office, why didn't he CALI
Mr.. Davis would have done so.
Mr.. Ed Dezonia has filed his bond and
qualified as City Treasurer, and, we suppose,
moved the city's deposits. His bond is in
the penal sum of seventy-fve thousand dol
lars, and is made good by the names OF
men whose effects are of an aggregate
value Of not less than half million do!
/ lars. Here are the names-twenty-tive Of
them: Ed. Dezonia principal, William
p. Halliday, E. W. Halliday, H, H. Candee
J. NJ. Phillips, W. P. Wright, Geo. D. vii
Hanson, Wood Rittenhouse, r. W. Miller
/ c. Pinck, c. NJ, Howe, Roswell Miller, j
II. Jones, r, II. Cunningham, Louis Her
bert, Frank Howe, r. Fitzgerald, +. Kors
meyer, c. r. Stuart, c. r. Woodward, Jos
, B. Reed, P. J. Thistlewood, Jacob Walter
t Daniel Hartman and Charles Gallagher
t suretes.
s One j. L. Gallagher Kentuckian, wa
$ on the streets, yesterday, exhibiting pis
tol he carried and Boosting quite noiSely
that he had winged" such man with /
killed another. and so on, and evincing {
, desire that somebody put his courage to ,
test, he didn't care particular who or how
for he was "half boss and half alligator
and could whip ms weight in wild cats.
Just then Pink McAlister, q coored con
stable, happened to arrive, and laying his
hand upon the shoulder Of the brave stran-
ger, told him to come along, which he did
He was fined by Judge Bird as the nature
Of the offence seemed to require, and hav-
inc no money he was granted a "stay.'
To his other exploits he will now doubtless
add that he was arrested by negro con-
stable in Cairo, fined by a negro Judge, and
then, feeling his Southern blood" sccthing
in his veins, he killed them both, and with
pistol in hand, dcfed arrest, and walked
out of the city.
The following notice was clipped from
one of our exchanges: "The gifted and
charming actress appeared twice yesterday
At the matinee the play Of Camille was
given cxcelcntly and the support given
Miss Pomeroy, who appeared in the fifth
role to the very finest advantage, was witt
single exception, very good and much
superior to the usual run
At night Shakespcare's ever charming
comedy "As You like It. was given Louisa
: Pomcroy taking the part Of Rosalnd. Hel
conception Of the play is good, and her
Justly celebrated cuckoo song charming
and sparkling. Mr.. Leake as Jaqucs
showed himself a cultured, scholarly
Shakespearian student His recital OF
, "The Seven Ages" was superb. Miss Mo-.
l timer as Celia. was as fresh and piouante as
l. could possibly be wished for, and Miss
:, Hardy made very good Audely. Alto.
p gether the troupe Is a good one and de
c serves encouragement,
d The April number of the British
y Quarterly Review has been promptly re
Il published by the Leonard Scott Publishin!
20 Co., d Barclay Street, New York. TIN
y article "Christian Theology and the Moderl
Spirit" advocates a frank recognition anC
II examination of the theological sceptiCisu