The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-09

management Oh harry Wtlkcr, ana all tNat
was promised for the fourth will take place
on that day. Refreshments Of the season,
fine music, sectional dancing floor, the
finest fishing in the country and amuse-
ments for everyone. Go and enjoy day
in the woods.
Quite crowd of men and boys gath
cred around the Tenth street stand last
evening, to listen to speech upon the
financial condition of the country, from a
Greenback standpoint, delivered by Dr.
Clark. The old gentleman made repeated
attempts to explain his theory and point
out the gross defects IN the past, present
and probable future financial policy of the
government, but was always interrupted
by the beating of drums and the yells of
enthusiastic boys and hence failed to make
himself heard as he desired.
The case Of Belle Hampton, the Fourth
street wench, charged with being an inmate
of house of ill-fame, was yesterday tried
before Squire Comings by jury of SIX CHI.
zens. The gentlemen composing the Jury
were Frank Gazzolo, Louis Leath, J. 5.
Hawkins, VIM, Fisher, Scot, Neal, and J.
E. Splller, and at eleven o'clock last nigh,
returned verdict finding her her guilty Of
the charge. The fine, together with the
costs, will amount to between twenty-five
and thirty dollars So mote /, be.
Would it not be a paying investmen,
for the city to have planted along the sides
Of the streets. settings Of Bermuda grass
1t would soon form s sod ,ha, would pre-.
vent any growth Of weeds and stop ali
washing Of entertainments during heavy
rains Washington avenue, west side. from
Eleventh to Twelfth streets hiss such sod
grown from handful Of grass Sc. By Cap:.
Halliday three or tour years sgo and the
scythe OF the city weed cutie. Is never re-
quired on that strip.
On the 3ist Of January. 1879. P-esi-
den, Hayes wrote TO NJ. Arthur: y r.
gard it as ny plain iuty 10 suspend yo- il |
order that the Office may be honestly Sd |
ministerei." AMI on the same day Join /.
Sherman wrote to Mr.. Arthur: '-Grass
abuses Of administration hsve c9a:i--e3 !
ami increased during your incumb4acy.- I
and tina. "bribes and grs;u.ae: hsve d44-
received BY your subordina.es il seTs-a.
branches OF the custom house, &-5 ygz
have in no case supported the e.z9-. u c,.-
rect those abuses"
A number Of saloon keepers. as-.s.tiE..-
ly those in easy circumstances. wo-,i m
be very much g-ievei :: he 5etss; @: to
liquor o-dinsoce-w01'i. II fact, - -r4
or less elatsi oye: i;-s;1ca tie o-asa--
amount OF the lieenss is barrie: - -S-r
a man who would ike 70 70 INTO lie sz-g-
business-and may tsri 70 re5zcs II: HIM
Der OF houses 4, p-essa; il .ns. 5zs.-a.s.
In this attitude they are .i:,l= inco1s;s,-
emit since they all signed the ;,e.;-;o-
asking ;ha. the license be reduced.
At the request Of several gentlemen
who are more or less interested in the con-
ii'ion Of the drive in 81. Mays PARK. We
especially cal. the attention OF the az
hoFities TO the fac:, tia, said dri7e Is no,
L proper condition f5r vehicles. Some
line ago, being too hard foE racing pur-
'oses, it was p.oTed up, and has now set.
led dowR with a rather une7cn surface.
Jne team, with scraper, manipulated by
lively man, could pu. !; il i;s originally
yood state as drive in days time. and
'ur citizens, WHO are the happy posssessors
II fine baggie:, would bless the ar-
horities for this kindness toward them.
The facts show that there is a very large
lass Of persons in every community out Of
'hom an average young lady with plenty
II winsome smiles can get more money
Then the object is religious than all The
PREACHERS and elders and deacons quito.
,e,her. The facts also show that in the
majority Of congregations far more money
an be made by an appeal TO the stomach
han to anything higher There are plenty Of
,eopie calling themselves Christians who at
my time will give more for a dish Of oysters
II ice'cream than to convert all the people
m the face Of the earth. VERIFY the ston- {
.ch is mightier than the conscience. Is il {
TRANCE that church festivals are 50 com
noni There is no teacher ike experience 8
n the matter of finding the way into PEG.
'le's pockets.
Mayor Thistewood Is Of the opinion .
hat the ordinance reducing the saloon IL 6
ense has virtually dropped through. He q
'ases his opinion upon section third
1 Miscellaneous Laws" on page
IS OF the revised ordinances
which says: Upon there turn of any