The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-20

A correspondent in Remnants Far
Der Ieitung states that the new aniine
oil for producing ungreenabe blacks
is not success. Impure aniline oils
have always black less liable TO turn
green.
A rum bill of over 5000 600, 00Ois not
a pleasant account to contemplate, and
yet that is just what was the total ex-
penditure for drink last year in Great
Britain, and even this is some $50, 000,-
600 less than it was in 1879.
A milk-white. red breasted robin is
exciting considerable interest among
citizens of Sewickley, Pa. where she
has been discovered building a nest,
assisted by male robin Of normal COL
or, save that he has white head.
Henry &. Vennor contemplates an
invasion of this country in pursuit of
copyright for his next weather alma
nae. He thinks that otherwise the
"pirates" will reap harvest by steal
ing his predictions,
Gen. Tom Brown says that "when
the Naval Academy Board unanimous
ly voted the use of tobacco an injuri-
Gus habit which ought no, to be toler-
ated among cadets, every member of it
had cigar in his mouth"
The London Musical WoJld saws:
1.-The Interest complication in the way
of divorce has been attained in New
Philadelphia. United States. wheye a
woman is suing her former husband
for breach OF promise of remarriage. .
The report that in Washington the
telegraph and telephone wires are TO
run through the sewers has attracted
attention in many places where the
many poles and wires along the streets
are objected to.
Nevada people are now careful about
smoking tobacco taken from the lining
of an old coat. One man got a pistol
cartridge into his pipe. The bullet
went into the wall, and nobody knows
where the pipe went to.
Savannah Ne1cS: The crew of the
steamer Centennial captured on St. ST.
mons island beach huge turtle weigh
ing $40 pounds, and her nest contain
ing 100 eggs When she was killed
about half bushel of soft eggs were
taken from her.
An old lazzarone has just died at Ma
Piles after a most successful career in
matrimony. He was married 7 times
under King Bomba. and had rs chill
dren, who are still alive; under the
Savoy dynasty he was married times,
and raised AZ children, only two of
whom died
Some philauthropist has said that q
man who truly loves horse cannot be
wicked The New Orleans PicoyVne
thinks he must be in the wrong. for
Texas jails are full of men who loved
horses not wisely but too well. But
they were other peoples.
Some seaside resorts, not satisfied
with prohibiting the Jews, propose to
bani' h the children rs well. AT the
Gin House, at Tarryiown, ~ Y, the
sign conspiclously declares, adults
only will be entertained" Several
other hotels in the vicinity have made
similar announcements. and general
warfare against children seems to have
been begun by the hotel men.
A woman in Des Moincs is seeking a
second divorce from her husband. She
was divorced from him last September,
but was almost Immediately remarked,
and now asks the assistance of the law
again to release her from matrimonial
bonds, alleging that defendant has ever
since treated her with unbearable cru
city.
A young married woman brought TO
the medical department Of the Ann Ar
Dor University was found TO have been
poisoned by using u powder known MS
''lake-white," which she applied TO
her cheeks after wetting them with
water. The active element Of this
beaulitier Is carbonate OF lead Ia most
deadly poison TO the human system.
In the vicinity Of Toxic, where the
recent great fire occurred, anonymous
notices were posted up lately every
where to the effect that such streets
we're shortly TO DO burned down. A
few days later, however, another no
tice appeared rs follows lowing to
the extreme inclemency Of the weather,
all incendiarisms will be postponed for
q few days" ..,... $1,000 90,