The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-28


but twenty hours afterwards declared that
he was dissatisfied, To say the least of this
manner of passing upon questions of law
and fact it is queer.
The Sun of last evening says that "Nlr
John II. Oberly was paid Sl2 % for tele-
graphing for the communication OF Burklow."
Mr., Obcrly's only agency in the matter was
TO present the telegraph companys bill tor
Sll %. receipt for the money, and pay it
over to Mr. Kent, the manager here. The
dollar, TO make up the SUM OF Sl2 % was
for money paid out by Mr., o. for dis
patch in the same connection, sent to him
at Springfield, and BY him turaed. over TO
the Governor as one Of the papers in the
case.
The several county clerks of Illinois
meet in convention in Springfield on Friday
next. Mr.. Samual j. lIumm clerk Of this
county, will 50 adjust his layings-over as
to be in Springfield during the convention.
The principal aim of the convention is to
suggest amendments to the arleady much
tinkered and ineyplicable revenue law. If
the deliberations Of the clerks dono goodbye
can rest pretty well assured that they can
add but little to the mystery and inetti-
cheney of the law as it stands at present.
The Theater ComiQue, with Mr.. John
Bowman, as manager, will open, in the
building adjoining the Crystal saloon and
restaurant on Saturday evening next, Mr..
Bowman was in this city during the war,
and made many friends among amuse-
ment loving people Of that time, who will
heartily welcome him back again, lie has
good company, he says, and proposes 10
furnish the people OF Cairo with variety
entertainments of a first class character.
While it will be the aim Of the troupe to
amuse and entertain the patrons, no feat
ures will be introduced to which the most
fastidious can object. Respectable artists
have been engaged, and the manager eX-
poets the patronage of respectable people.
Rev. Mr.. Dueschner expected to leave
Cairo, yesterday, for Germany; but defer
ring to what seemed to be the wish OF his
fellow citizens, he has postponed his depar-
ture until Thursday that he may, in the
meantime, deliver the lectures he has been
requested to deliver, on the subject of dip
iberia and its treatment. Of his ability TO
cure every case that does not involve vital
organs, We have had convincing evidence;
and as the lectures announced are steps
preliminary to the putting Of the public in
possession of knowledge of his mode Of
treatment and the remedies he employs, all
parents of the city should extend to him the
proper encouragement. An attraction Of
the occasion will be music by Elsenbergs
orchestra, composed of the following gen.
tlemen George Eiscnberg, leader, Ed De-
zonia, Geo J. Becker and William Loner.
gan. 1t is needless to say that the music
these gentlemen produce is Of the most ar
tistic and finished character.
In his first report to the General As.
sembly Warden Salter, Of the Illinois
Southern pcnitentiary, speaks Of the diff
ticultics he encountered upon entering upon
discharged his duties, and the service ren.
dercd him in that emergency by our fellow
citizen A. II. Irwin. His reference to Irwin
is in the following language: Nor do ] be,
licve you will regard me as deficient in self.
reliance because in this critical situation
called into my counsel, and sought to profit
by the greater experience Of my deputy
warden, Mr.. A. II. Irwin. The endorsement
Of his talent as an organizer by your honor
able body in calling him first to duty, was
sufficient to warrant my confidence; and it
gives me pleasure TO say that in no respect
was it misplaced; and now, that the result
of our management Of the convictS for the
past seven months is before you, | believe
am only indulging pardonable pride
when | ask that you subject 1t in all its de.
tals to the strictest scrutiny
We'll, the act is consummatcd at last.
We have to welcome Mr.. Samuel y. lIumm,
our county clerk, into the fraternity Of
married men. His marriage with Miss
Emma T. Wright was solemnized by the
Rev. Mr.. Dillon-Lec, last night, at the resi-.
dcnce of Mr.. Isaac Ostrandcr. The twain
thus made one, Immediately took the
train for st. Louis; and before returning
will visit Chester, Springfield, Chicago and
other points, remaining away couple Of
weeks or more. Well, after much outside
conjecture and specialization, the deed is
done; Sans days Of single blessedness are
at an end, and, at an age-(well, that's a
tabooed subject ut as good time as any
other, he enters upon the realities of mar
ried life. He is eminently domestic
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