The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-06

Since II IL KNOW 10 our Objects thut
there are those Who do not hesitate to pur-
chasc articles which they know to have been
stolen, some effort should be made 10 break
up that little game, They should be spot
ted and not encouraged in the neiarious
business by carclessness or negligence of
the officers Of the law,
The announcement is made that the
Republican State Executive committee will
meet in Chicago the 9j,h Of this month,
for the purpose Of determining the time
and place for holding the Republican State
Convention to appoint delegates to the Re
publican National Convention and to noml'
nate n state ticket, II is surmised that the
State convention will be held in Springfield
the 10th Of May,
Hardin county is TO be congratulated, \
short time since, through the efforts Of a
Republican ring of spectators her county
orders went down to 20 cents on the dollar.
shr has recovered, and to-day her orders
are almost OF quite at par. She does not
owe cent of interest; her court house and
poor farm are paid for, and her psupers
costs her only five dollars month. While
ali this WAS being done, little Hardin has
remained true as steel to the Democratic
faith.
In another column this morning will
be found an advertisement OF Fellows
compound Syrup Of Hypophosphites "
This preparation has never been advertised
in this section, but still has come into al
most general use, simply on its own merits.
Physicians throughout the country pre-
scribe If, and it is found to be uucqualed
rs medicine for lung complaints OF all
kinds, from a slight cold to that most 10 be
dreaded of the catalogue, consumption.
We know from experience, that it is en-.
titled to AL it claims, therefore, unhcsitat-
inniy recommend it.
We stated sometime ago that two men
took rooms at the Wavcrly hotcl, aud after
everybody had retired, arose and went
through" the clothes OF their fellow dodgers,
finding only little money. One o! them
escaped, but the other was arrested aad
tried, bat the evidence vas insufficient and
he was discharged Tie man who WAS caught
in Mrs. Sites house few nights ago, prov
ed to be the same fellow and he will now
~ all probability receive hisju deserts.
A communication was read at the last
meeting OF the council! charging Officer
SchucGer, with srrcsting maa aud then
sending him oct OF the city without trial.
The matter was investigated, by the proper
committee, composed OF Me,srs Woodward,
Saup ani Kyna,ton, and their report will
be read At ,nr next meeting Of the council.
The decision Of the committee Will not be
known until the council meets, bat the geu.
rral belief Is that the charges were not
sustained and that the report will cyhono.
rate the officer
-lIacomb Journal There i, consider
abb" interest being taken in the temperance
meetings now going on At the court house
The man having them in charge is Ken
tuckian. who knows from experience, SOME
thing about the rvll effects Of even the best
old bourbon %. his native state He is a
plain, blunt man, and what he says is TO the
point Their" is great room in this town
for reformation, especially among our
Young men, aud if Mr.. Lowry can persuade
them 10 forsake their cups and to taste no
more. forever, the baictui stuff, he will have
done good work, for which the fathers
aud mother, Of Macomb will have graf
reason to br thankin'"
On the l>t Of last month State Ircasu
rcr Smith paid $9,G,0Oa Of the syate debt;
ais, 100000 Interest on Iocal bonded IN
dcbtcdness, This payment OF the state
debt leave, about similar amount 10 be
paid on January !, 1891. when Illinois vii!
owe no debt The , per cent Illinois Gem.
tra railroad fund this year viii Amount to
about s3O000O. which will be more than
enough TO pny OF the balance on the state
debt by nearly $?G,00O. After 1880 the
lIinoi. Central fund can be used for re-
ducing the general revenue Of the state, il
the next Legislature is as economical rs it
should be,
The farmers Of lilinoi, pnd the north
west, generally have had another irving
winter in the matter OF roads. Time and
again they have been actually mud-bOund
Intercourse, when possible, hos been often
times difficult The farmer is not the only