The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-05-21

day, and no longer are we to be the SER
wants of "foreign bondhoders
About eleven o'clock, last night, the
vote for the queen of the Carnival at Hart
mans hall was announced, and it was
found that Miss Ella Armstrong was elect
ed, she receiving twelve hundred and
seventy votes.
Chicago elevators, according to official
reports, contained at the beginning of the
present week, 5,S60,709 bushels of wheat,
3,210,l70 bushels of corn, 1,315,9o1 BUSH
els of oats, 55,S02 bushels of rye, and 90,
724 bushels of barley, making grand total
of 2O,532, ,4G6 bushels, against 1O,731, 1853
bushels week ago and II 1,379, 800 bushels
at this period last year. Grain IN sight in
the states and Canada on the 18th instant
Wheat, 17656,000 bushels; corn, 11SS0,-
900 bushels; oats, 3,191,00 bushels; rye,
100000 bushels; barley, 100000 bushels.
-Messrs. Herman Myers, Daniel Hart
man and Mayor Thistewood, the commit.
tee appointed by the fire companies and
Mystic Krew union to solicit subscriptions
for the Fourth Of Judy celebration, were
out upon that duty yesterday afternoon
and, from two O'Clock until about five, sue
ceeded in securing over two hundred dol
lars subscribed. This proves beyond a
doubt that the merchants and citizens Of
Cairo generally are very liberal with their
money when they have good reason to be-
lieve that 1t will be used judiciously for a
grand purpose, 1t will require but few
hours more work for the committee to raise
the balance of the four hundred dollars
asked for.
-Conkling's defeat in the New York
legislature appears to depend on an alliance
of the independent republicans with the
democrats. BY announcing that if re-elec-
ted he will go to Washington as an lnde-
pendent republican senator, and will put
himself outside of the caucus, Conkling
has made such an alliance excusable. This
declaration certainly estops him from claim
ing support as a party man and affords the
independents the amplest excuse for max
ing any combination to defeat him. The
news from Albany yesterday morning lndi-
Gates that the anti Conkling party already
have perhaps enough pledges to ensure the
defeat of "the boss" even in the present
legislature.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
have certainly exerted themselves to their
utmost to please the public, not alone in
the way of ennobling entertainment, but
also in furnishing something for the palate.
The dinners given in connection with their
grand amusement at Hartman's hall were
royal in the variety and character
OF the dishes presented. Ice
cream, strawberries, cake and lnnu-
merable other delcacies in as many differ
ent forms and all tempting to the eye and
pleasing to the palate were spread before the
visitor. The ladies understand human ma
ture thoroughly-understand that the
physical must support the intellectual and
they have acquired considerable tact in
providing for the sustainance of both
Thus Waileth the youth OF the Ballard
County News: "That music that comes to
us from the other side of the street glides
into our darker musings and steals away
the sharpness of care ere we are aware. The
fairy strains die away, and we strain the
ear to catch the expiring echoes of the SYM
phonies, like one who eagerly gazes at some
vision of beauty as it fades away into the
azure depths of the sky" Terrible, isn't
it? So young, so fair and yet so--so-oh
It's awful. The young man is doomed.
Love-sick-heart strings torn, bleeding -
colicy mental alteration -tangle.toot -
dyspepsia cerebro-spinal meningitis. lie
should appeal to the county clerk of Bal
lard for prescription and marry at once.
His ailment is conglomeration of mental,
physical, spiritual, nervous disorder, which |
manifests itself in horrible sentimentaisms,
and which neither he nor his readers can
long survive.
There is little den at the southwest
corner of Tenth street and Commercial |
avenue, kept by negroes, which is not the
abode of angels of purity. 1t is not, per-
haps, like Others, the habitude of persons
unchaste in their daily life, but it appears
to be one OF those numerous little pens OF |
filth and wickcdness, where drunken
whites arc enticed to enter and relieved of |
their valuables. Almost any time of the
day, if the door is open several rough |
looking caucassians in state of inebria-
tion may be seen inside, lounging around
on chairs and rude benches, while being