The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-11

sccH ~ H"h TIC people vi SdlrO Hence IL
was with some amazement that they read
that he was at home, sick in bed. In each
case we wrote with an absolute assurance of
the correctness OF our premises, and just see
how the result 'panned out" on us. Well.
its election time, ana there's no telling
what kind of tricks candidates will play
upon innocent, unsophisticated newspaper
men.
Mr.. Halls American Museum is now
in the city at 10l Commercial avenue, and
will, if patronage shall warrant it, remain
several days. 1t is without doubt the most
instructive entertainnNRt for both young
and old, ever given inWaro for the price
only ten cents. The collection of curios-
tiles is reallya wonderful one, embracing
among other things, the Circassan Lady,
Major Little finger, the Arkansas Turtle
Man. an African Gorilla, monster alliga-
tor and its young, Frank Williams the
Ohio Giant and other objects which QUE
people will view with amazemcnt
Bill Brandon, the obstreperous char
with the hob-nailed shoes. whom chief Ar
ter and officer Hogan succeeded in Gala
boosting last Thursday at the end Of most
exhausting struggle, was duly fined, next
day. and given stay of execution to ena-
Bile him to leave the city. He was not seen
until Yesterday. when in utter contempt of
the Justices edict. he made his appearance
in our most public throughfares He was
AGAIN fined II seemed quite certain. now,
that the city would he relieved of his un.
welcomed presence, but much to the sur.
prise Of everybody he drew hi, walletpaid
his fine and EXPRESSED a determination TO
stav awhile. Unless he change, his line of
conduct his STAY is likely 10 nroye rather
EXPENSIVE,
-paducaL capitalists, mechanics and
business men are DISCUSSING the advisable.
~ If establishing in their midst a "lril5-
inc and loan association" Such an ass,.
ciot;on MIGHT bo formed in Cairo 70 fine al.
VANTAGE Of tbe city, as well as TO the par.
,;es more directly concerned. Throuoh
fine ,,nerat,on Of such organizations thou.
sands of nrovident moor men have. within
the ner;od Of six or EIGHT wears, secured
comfortable homes Of their own, at a cos.
not greater than would be; ordinarily paid
ont for rent Propcrly contriyed and
honestly managed. such institutions gather
IN fine bread the moor man usually casts
upon the waters. wantonly and otherwise.
and aftarmany DAYS return il 10 him. greatly
increased in bulk and value. We should
he n'casod to see some Of our men Of means
initiate our Paducah ncighbors. The co.
opsration of our mechanics and laborers
may be counted mon ~ certainty
-NTpch disaunointment was eynressnb
and much more felt. Yesterday evening,
when il became known that Mrs. Cady
Stanton would NOT bo here to tiu her on.
capement 70 lecture in fine Atbcrepm The
lecture.goers of the CITY had made M their
minds TO hear Mrs. Stanton. and Of course
no substitute. however eminent or. learned
would have entirely removed the FEELING Of
lisannointment Those who attended how.
eyer were abpndanIv ronaid for doiny 90
Miss Eva r pipv Of Ohio anncarod a.
Mrs g. srhstitnte and daIiverod bor coro.
Mo- - . 7u'9NINuNr etiN' 'N'i'NANN ''N' S44N
fully prepared, able and most entertaining
lecture on the True Democracy"
The audience repeatedly manifested
its appreciation Of the effort,
and not few were of the opinion that the
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elof' substitute slou'H DC cohsluereo III 'he
lis"t ol Satisfactory CANCELLATION VI 'he
oii9ihaI oOll9aAoh' but IN any event. no
Diame can &c a''"cheu 10 'Ae louleS oil the
W. I. " L. a. Inc occurrence that dlsar'
anged their programme was one that no