The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-01

huii' anu tne TOOL OF MS mouse was rluuleu
as with leaden balls. Mr.. Trueman Chat
is the name of our informanD says that the
water in the river splashed fully twenty
feet high where the hail fell the thickest.
The farm products are entirely ruined all
around Commercial Point.
An item concerning the change in the
management of the telephone exchange,
which appeared in yesterday mornings
BULLETIN, seems to have been construed by
some into reflection upon the young la
dies who have charge of the central office.
This is doing The BULLETIN an injustice,
for no such reflection was intended or could
properly be drawn from the item in ques-
ton. THE BULLETIN has always held
those who have charge of the office in
the highest respect, believing that
they performed their duties faithfully and
admirably and has studiously avoided,
when speaking of the disordered condition
of the system, to say anything that might
cause even the slightest shadow of blame
to darken the fair fame OF the fair &C.
cupants of the central office.
-Albas barber shop on Commercial
avenue near Sixth street is now the largest,
most completely furnished, and generally
the most magnificently gotten up shop of
its kind in the city. Mr.. Alba's increasing
business at first compelled him to enlarge
his institution and, knowing that next to
advertising, beauty would make place
popular, he resolved to employ the best
artist in the city to renoyatc his
shop and transform it into the
brilliant tonsorial parlor that it now is.
Mr.. jeff Clark was accordingly employed
and to say that he displayed exquisite taste
in the selection of materials and more than
ordinary ability in their use is but telling
the truth, as all who have visited Mr.
Alba's shop will acknowledge.
Professor Vennor's predictions for May
are as follows: Toward the end of the
first week in Mag, or about the 9TH or 9th,
snow.falls may be looked for In the lower
provinces of Canada, and about May Ord
frosts are probable in Central and Southern
Illinois, with rain aud snow prevailing in
some localities. There will also, in all
probability be snowtalls through the Gulf
and st. Lawrence district about the 9TH and
Sth. After the 10th of May, however, hot
weather may be expected, and after the
18th bush fires will probably break out in
certain districts, although thunder storms
are also probable on the 18th and 10Th.
Between the Goth and 25th there will
probably be cloudy weather, with rains, and |
7egetation will have advanced considera-
bly, by the end of the week. Between the
Goth and 25th the weather will be cool.
The month will end hot and sultry.
MIR. Martin GLADDEN., the colored gen.
leman, who busted himself in the interest
If the Republican party in this city and
ounty during the last national campaign
" importing voting material from the
outh, has been in Springfield since the
ampalgn (Which resulted IN the defeat OF
is efforts in the county, and been circua-
Dry quite freely among the stalwarts of
springfield, who have the handling OF the
olitical flesh pots. 1t appears that the
dirty work" he accomplished here for
he party during the election has not
ct been recognized by the bosses. This is
hametul. Mr. GLADDEN. worked hard for
ne party in Alexander county, importing
oters from the south upon the.mue- and.
wenty-acre plan and he has right to ex-
eCt his promised reward. But it seems
nat he has failed in his efforts to loom up
mong the bosses and hence seeks to make
imself more conspicuous in the future by
in the newspapers,th remarks Of
members of the Legislature. In
issue Of the Springfield Journal
e takes member to task for expressing
is preference in rather naughty way. II
true that DR.. Hill from Mclean county,
lc member referred to, made a
cry foolish remark---one that will
nd no echo in the breast of any
Intelligent man, regardless of politics
ut il was only the more unworthy of no
&c for that, and the fact that the man
ladden should grasp at it and make it the
asis for newspaper article over his full
gnature, in which he displays the same
ind Of ioolishness that he undertakes TO
is proof that he has burning
lirst for notoriety and is not very parti-
llar as to the quality Of the article either.
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