The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-31

other live young Democrats will organize
Hancock and English club in the Third
ward the early part of next week. The
meeting is to be held in the Hibernian
engine house and the club is to be named
1.-THE Sweepers."
On Monday or Tuesday last quite
distressing accident occurred to Mr.. Joseph
Hunsacker, brother Of Mrs. Nick Hunsack-
or OF Goose Island, He was on horseback
and was crossing bridge in Union county
when his horse, becoming frightened,
Jumped aside and fell from the bridge.
The horse tell on Mr.. Hunsacker, burying
the pummel of the saddle in his abdomen
causing his death shortly after the accident.
A race between Will Lippett's, Will
Pink's and Robt, Smyth's horse is the
next attraction on the taps in the way of
horse flesh. The animals OF each gentle
man are "up to snuff and since each gen.
tie man is imbued with the belief that his
horse can do the "tallest" running it is
possible that money will be put up by them
to back their belief.
The Perry County Democrat has this
to say; Judge Heilman is backed by the
strongest recommendations of his own and
adjoining counties. He has served the peo-
pie thirty years in various high positions;
is i've progressive Democrat, splendid
lawyer and will have the hearty support OF
all who know him, and of those who may
know him hereafter"
We inadvertently failed to mention
the Mite sociable at Capt. G. D. William,
sons residence night before last. 1t was
one of those pleasant gatherings for which
the society is justly mountaineering
abundant entertainment to all. Mrs. Clark
rendered several pieces on the piano and
proved herself a fine performer on the in
strument.
The board Of health has not yet held a
meeting and there may be no urgent ne
cessity for such meeting, at the present
time. But we can't refrain from saying
that by holding meeting and adopting
such rules as would assist the health officer
in the discharge of his duties, 1t would
show an interest in the sanitary condition
of the city, for the exhibition of which it
would not be condemned by the general
public
General Weaver and his Greenback
friends are in trouble. General Chalmers,
their candidate for vice president, has an
nounced his intention of withdrawing from
the ticket General Chalmers has dis
covered, no doubt, that there is not such a
demand for fat money as he expected. If
the ticket has already commenced to fall to
pieces, what will be its tate before the cam
paignis overI A cured pimpie on the nose
will show more signs of initiation.
The outward appearance OF the st.
Charles hotel is already greatly improved
by the general patching UP it has received
and material changes will be made on the
inside. When the changes are completed
every room in the house will be supplied
with hot and cold water, bath rooms will
be at the service of visitors, while two ele-
vators will place guests on any floor to
which they desire to 90. The office floor
will be of black and white tile, and the ST.
Charles will be in all respects frst-class
hotel.
The Sun of last night, in reply to our
yesterday article about our next congress
man, Heilman, says that there is no need OF
connecting lies on him since the truth is
bad enough lift were only told. If this is
so why don't the Sun tell the truth. We are
heartily tired of its brilliant flashes of 81.
lence and challenge it to speak boldly OF
Hellman in any terms 1t may see fit. Judge
Heilman has record as clear as the sun
and one which the most unconcientious OF
the dirt throwing Radicals can't injurc.
The street committee held a meeting
in the tobacco warehouse yesterday after
noon in pursuance of the following resolu
ton, introduced by Alderman Blake and
adopted by the council at its meeting nigh
before last "Resolved, That the stree
committee in conjunction with the city en-
gineer, examine into the matter of chang
ing the grade Of the streets, and Should
they recommend any change that the ordi
nance committee be requested to draft ar
ordinance to conform thereto, and presen
the same at the next regular meeting Of thu
city council"
Mr.. C. c. Noble, editor and proprietor
Of the Blandville Press, finding himself il
Gods country yesterday, dropped in upo,
us for friendly chat. Mr.. N. has lately