The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-06-23


ton be rendered to the Carman family and
Miss Ryder for their sweet songs and inter,
esting addresses during the convention.
Another Tichbomc claimant has turn.
cd up in San Francisco, and is such de-
cent sort of man that his story is attract
ing some attention. The curious part of
the matter is that he Is not anxious to get
his rightsin England, but to clear his record
as to reports concerning certain episodes in
his history.
A team belonging to a farmer from
over the river made things lively for a few
minutes on Market street yesterday morn
ing. They became frightened at locom-
olive on the G. & V. and cleared the street
McHale developed the speed of his horse
in keeping out of the way to an extent that
surprised both him and the horse.
Oscar Haythorn and John Jones took
dinner Tuesday at Dixon Springs, Both
are exceedingly well pleased with the To-
cality, fresh air and good living, but con
slider the road from Vienna q beastly one, as
it is. Mr. Jones will probably send his
family up there for term, but Mr.. Hay
thorn's family will 60 to Wisconsin.
Large crowds are in nightly attendance
at the iair and festival in temperance hail.
The concert last night was excellent. The
singers will give concert every night this
week. 1t is pleasant to chronicle the inter
est evinced by our citizens in this fair, and
the prospect that the proceeds will relieve
the worthy sisters of all further trouble con
corning the means wherewith to finish their
new building.
There is gradually looming up war
against perforated or defaced silver coin.
The post office refuses to take them here,
and IN several other cities business men
and the banks define to receive them, ex-
cept ut discount. People who indulge
in the senseless folly of punching holes in
silver or gold pieces deserve some sort of
punishment, but this depreciation is liable
to work a hardship on the innocent
The news from Ireland is Of more
tranquil character, the power OF the land
league is being broken, and a more tracta-
BILE and tolerant spirit is showing itself.
The unwisdom Of the policy of resistance
to the coercion and eviction laws is every
where seen, since such can only embarrass
the Gladstone government which Is the
first that has ever approached the Irish
troubles in a spirit of honest sympathy.
The Globe. Democrat says that the
republican party would have been much
better party if the liberals had never been
allowed TO return. We can assure the g.
d. newspaper that they never struck the
democratic party a harder lick than when,
with few exceptions, they drove them into
the democratic ranks. AS they came in,
many of the old and earnest democrats
went out from sheer disgust The longer
they have stayed in, the more ardent has
been the disgust
The maximum temperature for six
een hours preceding three o'clock p. m,
yesterday, washington time) were as fol-
ows Chattanooga, Tenn, 81; Cincinnati,
)hlo, n Davenport, Iowa, 50; Dubuque,
Iowa, II; Keokuk, Iowa, 70 Lacrosse,
Wis, 72; Leavenworth, Kas., rs; Louis
lille, Ky, "a; Memphis, Tenn, rs; Nash
lille, Tenn, so; Omaha, Neb., 73; Pitts.
burg, Pa, 70; Shreveport, La, 90; st.
LOUIS, Mo-, IS; st. Paul, Mimi, II; Vicks-
burg, Miss, 100; North Platte, Neb., 70;
Bismarck, OAK, Gl Dodge City, Kan, So.
The duke and duchess of Sutherl and
passed through ST. LOUIS without getting
,h the cars, when there were hundreds of
people there in good society ready to toady
md kowtow to them and kiss figuratively
he hem of their garments 1t is shocking
hing that the people of that delectable
,lace, and they are no worse than Cairo or
my other large city, were deprived of the
pleasure, and very unkind it was of the
luke and duchess of Sutherland OF to al
ow them the privilege Of dancing attend,
,ncc on real nobility. For those who do
,ot take much interest in titles, :, may be
explained that the duke of Sutherland is an
immensely wealthy and very commonplace
old peer and that his party was anything
but a sprightly one.
AT the Madison Square Theatre, New
York, Hazel Kirke has been withdrawn af-
ter the longest run known to the American
stage, "Thc Professor takes its place. This
is "a sparkling story of the White noun
tains a lurcia comedy by Mr.. W. II. Gil