The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-16


prevented him. He ran up the evee ant
disappeared, and at last accounts he hat
not been arrested
ON February /, 1870, the Chicago
Tribune denounced Gen. Arthur the repub
lican candidate for the vice presidency, al
the head centero of syndicate of revenue
thieves" and asserted that "every member
of the ring of crooked importers in New
York city desires and is laboring for the
return Of Mr.. Arthur to the collectorship.'
The Tribune is now heartily laboring tc
have this disreputable fellow elected vice
president of the United States.
The north side OF Commercial avenue
between Eighth and Tenth streets needs the
attention Of the city marshal. 1t is, and
has been for some time, INSTRUCTED by
wagons, buggies, old steamboat wheel
shafts and other old "contraptions" to such
an extent that teamsters, and all who use
the street, are seriously inconvenience
1t is, in fact, almost impossible for two
teams to pass each other at that point.
Complaint has been made to us and the
marshal should see to it that the Just
cause Of complaint be removed.
Yesterday was The last day on which
Health Officer Orr served the city in his
official capacity, AS stated yesterday, a
petition, signed by quite number of citi-
zens, which prayed that he be retained,
was considered by the board Of health,
which met on the evening of day before
yesterday. The board decided that the
petition be not granted. Mr.. Orr has made
us an excellent officer. He has ever been
alive to the interests of the city, and dis
charged his duties lntelligently and impair
tially-thereby giving general satisfaction.
The News of last night says; a C. o.
d. dispatch was received this morning by
Messrs. G. NJ. Howe & Bros, from Natchez
firm requesting the shipment of zone gross
of Indiana democrats, packed in ice if they
can be secured" The above is correct.
Messrs. c. NJ. Howe & Bro. DID receive the
above dispatch, and since their reply may
be of interest to our readers we give i; be-
low Indiana democrats NOT on the mar
ket IMPORTED republicans, DARK COLOR
and inferior quality, in large supply and
OFFERING freely. Shipment must be at
risk Of CONSCIENCE. Yours truly,
c. NJ. HOWE e. Bro
Cairo undertakes, who are hankering
after some novel plan by which to adver-
tise their business, might initiate the exam
pie of celebrated London devotee of the
calling This man has been astonishing
the people for the last few weeks by driving
through the city as an advertisement an
immense coffin, mounted on a base and
drawd by five horses. This final recepta-
Gle is gotten up in the most gaudy colors,
ornamentcd with the name and address Of
the purveyor on the outside and lined on
the inside with satin or some rich material.
A live corpse, sitting upright, and orna-
mented with long sheet, lends an air of
variety to the affair.
The News is diligently laboring to
convince the workingmen that if Hancock
is elected on Tuesday, November 2, the
next day, Wednesday, November 3, every
foundery, workshop, ttonmill, black
smiths shanty, rolling mill, etc, will be
promptly closed; the proprietors will be
packing up to move to Canada or New
Guinea; the banks and stores will all be
shut up, and the bank presidents and
directors and cashiers and every
mothers son of workingman will be
found rapidly proceeding to the poor
houses or leaving for Mexico and Van
Dieman's land. AS natural consequence,
the churches and school-houses will all be
fired by the adherents of the victorious
Hancock, and Hancock himself, the noted
rebel brigadier, will apply the torch to the
capitol of Washington and all the public
buildings, and complete the job by burning
what Robson has left of Il navy. Hancock,
the rebel brigadier, and his follower will
then 90 on prolonged spree
with the "British gold" which
the republican leaders say has been
pouring into the Golfers of the democratic
national committee, and the "Naton" will
then fzzle out like the fag end of a spent
rocket on dark night. This is the har-
rowing prospect depicted by Mr.. jewell
and the republican organs, including the
little one horse concern in this city II seems
perfectly dreadful, but it is strange that
nobody can be found who is about to shoot
himself or who gives any evidence of panic
or doubt as to the stability Of things after
November 2.
Tho News of ynstprday evening renub-