The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-12

A writer in the GeflttenlanS 4U1gd
zine says: Year by year the rigors
the east wind seem 70 augment, and the
conclusion that some deplorable change
has taken place in our climate is being
forced upon u.s."
When Nj. Di3raeli first came forward
at Wycombe us Parliamentary candi-
date he was opposed by n territorial
magnate. OF course the friends of tho
latter made much Of the connection of p
the magnate with the county, &c., at
the hustings. 'On what do you standY'
shouted man to Mr.. Disraeli. II
stand he replied, "on what you never
wilton my head"
Revivalist Wannemacher, while con-
Quoting 4 total abstinence meeting at
Reading, Pa. attacked the character
of Frederick Lauer, the leading brewer
OF the city. The Rev. j. NJ. Spear, who
| had been aiding in the exercises. arose
| TO defend the brewer, saying that Lauer
was temperate, enterprisiDg, public
spisi.ed and, lienes,ss H. Mns tvo
much for Wannemacher, who inter-
rupted Spear and asked him to quit tho
hall.
The are 1000 French Canadian mill
operatives in Holyokc, Mass, and the
children among them have learned 10
speak English. The majority Of the
Canadians do not like this, and have PEE
titioned for a French public school.
They have also appointed II committee
to revise all the names Of their people,
in order to restore to the original form
all those that have in any degree be-
come Americanized in spelling or pro-
nunciation.
The new theatre, by GARNER of Paris,
at Monte Carlo is magnificent ediiice,
almost as large rs the Paris Opera
House. AS it IS to play thepart Of both
theatre and concert hall il resembles
vast and sumptuous saloon rather than
a theatre. There is but one box--that
of the Prince OF Monaco.
Notwithstanding the lugubrious ac-
counts which daily come to hand of the
| non-payment Of rent, aad thousands OF
acres going out Of cultivation, the Lon
don papers contain accounts Of plenty
of balls and parties, and fashion ga
zettes have whole pages Of description
! of ladies' dresses at court.
Jonas Haywood murdered man at
Monongahela, Pa, and fled. His dis
| guise was SO perfect thar he could not
be recognized from the printed descrip-
ton of him sent to tie police through
out the country; but two words in that
document, "lle stutters," were fatal to
his chance Of permanent escape. De-
tectives kept their ears open for a slut
terer, arrested several innocent ones,
and finally caught Haywood.
The last panacca for the woes OF the
British farmer is that he should grow
tobacco. A writer advocates its cult
walton in the midland and southern
counties Of England, and asserts that it
would yield, ii properly grown. proht
| Of i20 an acre. The cultivation OF TO-
bacoo is at present forbidden in Eng
| land under an old act of Charles H.,
and in Ireland by an act OF fifty years.
A cruel bundcr was made in an
nounGn. the verdict in st. Louis MUIR
der case. The foreman OF the jury
handed the clerk several slips Of paper,
and the clerk read "We lind the pris-
oner guilty on the ground of insanity"
The cuIprit's face lighted up with de-
light, aud he exultingly shook hands
with his counsel There's = mistake"
said the foreman to the clerk, you've
read the wrong Slip. The one that's
signed is our. verdict guilty OF murder
in the first degree"
A gentleman went some time ago To
stay with Clergyman in acountry vii
lage in England. Of great ability, piety
and learning. Having observed that
there were two churches In the
village. the other considerable dis-
lance from II, where there were no M
habitants---he said TO the wife o. tns
clergymen, "What is tho meaning u
your having church at the end q tuo
parish, at y place where there are no
snbabiianisp" 'Oh. the lauy roplieu'
.thst church is not wanted for Worship
Il Is simply wanted for inierccssion' anu
INV husband goes periodically ~ that
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