The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-27

tnat thc urceupack CAUSE IL getting
along" We beg pardon for differing with
so learned gentleman as the Doctor, and
must be permitted to say that in our hum.
BILE opinion It was not Greenbackism which
caused the presence of the handsome and
musical ladies aforesaid; but their attend
anco was solely caused by the known pres
ence of the handsome physiognomy and
shapely form Of DR.. Clarke and our es-
teemed friend Jack Winters.
Under the head Of "Condensed News"
ETC., we will hereafter, give our readers, in
short paragraphs, the latest news from all
over the country taken from all
our exchanges, from dispatches and from
other sources at our command. We
shall endeavor thereby to make The Bull
LETIN NEWSPAPER in the fullest sense of
that term, and by givingits readers only
the essence of the lenghthy accounts of
events and occurrences as they generally
appear in the larger journals, save them
the trouble of wading through mass OF
tiresome matter before reaching the point.
We are inGeed put to considerable addi-
tional trouble in adding this new feature to
The BULLETIN, but We do it gladly, know
ing that our work will be appreciated.
Where the county road crosses the
track of the Illinois Central railroad Co.,
the passage has been INSTRUCTED by great
heaps of gravel, dumped there from flat
cars and to be used, no doubt, In repairing
the road bed. But it has lain there while
and Judging from appearance it may lay
there while longer, to the great incon-
venience Of farmers who may be on their
way TO Cairo Numerous complaints have
been made by them and not without reason.
For when they reach that point on their
way to Cairo with load of wheat or other
produce, they are compelled to take off
half their load, cross with the other half,
unload it, and then return for what they
left behind. The case demands the imme-
diate attention of the proper authorities
The Cairo jockey club is making ar
engagements preparatory to holding grand
race at no distant day. The Maytield
jockey club was here yesterday in consulta-
ton with the Cairo club, and we may ex.
pect one of the grandest affair of the kind
ever Leld in this city, if the two clubs
conclude to join their efforts in getting it
up. The races will come of in the park.
But, as everybody will understand, it takes
money to conduct such an undertaking
properly; and since the club cannot collect
admission at the gate Of the park, it being
public property, they will use every effort
TO secure, as soon as possible, a ground of
their own, so that they can collect gate
money enough to cover at least the expense
they incur in carrying on the affair That
the club, when in successful operation, will
contribute not little to the business inter-
ests OF the CITY will be denied by none.
Hence our merchants should not be back
ward in lending it all possible assistance in
its efforts to establish itself
"A well dressed stranger seeing Mr..
De Pue leave his residence on the corner of
| Eourtoopth and Gam uaroiaI Sun6o,,
marched straight up to the house after Mr.,
ID, had got out of calling distance and,
passing Mrs. D. who was standing in the
front door, without addressing her, marched
| into the house and made himself comfort
able in the front room. Being asked
by Mrs. D. what he wanted, he replied
| that it was none of her business and Insist
ed that he would do as he pleased in the
building. Being thoroughly aroused, Mrs.
D. called her colored cook and that lady,
taking in the situation at glance, used q
bit OF strategy; ran 10 the back door, and
called for Jim" with might and main.
| This had tie desired effect. The scoun-
del fearing that Jim" was actually about
to bounce in upon him, took to his heels
with double quick speed.
The nomination Of Judge Heilman
| gives general satisfaction here as elsewhere.
Although there are some who have not the
pleasure of an acquaintance with him, they
| do not, therefore, doubt his eminent fitness
for congress, but join in the hearty support
given him by Others who do know him.
II stands to reason that man who has sue
ceeded in so far gaining the confidence and
admiration of those who know him best, as
| 10 be elevated from an humble tailor's shop
to the county judges seat, and then
to the nomination for congress from this
district. must of necessity, be a man Of rare
| qualities and vol deserving of any position
within the gilt of the people. The judge
| is not an orator, nor loud mouthed brag-
CART like Thomas, hence he is not as no.