The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-06-01
FROM ALL AROUND.

Monitor says, "christianize them and then
kill them"
The pickpockets who followed Fore.
paugh's circus into this state are being rap.
ldiy declmnated, and unless recruited will
nnally disappear. Two were arrested at
Danvllle, two in Bloomington and one in
Peoria.
The sections Of the trains which took
Forepaughs menagerie from Bloomington
to Peoria, collided at Pekin, smashing the
engine OF one train and the caboose of an
other but without lnjuring either men or
animals.
The boiler of nm Illinois Central engine
exploded when near Monee some days ago.
The bell was found ip field of oats two
hundred and fifty feet from the track, and
an ornamental brass ball was found one
mile away.
Lizzie Davene, the young girl who was
injured by being shot from cannon at
Barnum's show few weeks since, is dead.
She was the same young lady who per-
formed the fete In this city without sustain
ing any injuries.
A three days celebration of Goth an
niversary Of the establishment of the First
Methodist church at Bloomington COM
menced on Friday last. A large number
OF pioneer ministers and other prominent
members of the church were present,
John t. Paddock, assistant postmaster at
Albany, Whiteside county, has been held
In $1,000 bail for obtaining s45 by forging
signature to a money order for that
amount, which had reached the ALBANY
office by mistake instead of New Albany,
Ind.
A Chinaman named Kong Song became
enamored Of a caucasian maiden of SPRING
field sometime ago and bought her various
articles OF value, among them a Saratoga
trunk, finger rings, etc. The young wo-
man has left the city and now Kong Song
mourneth.
Miss Rose Meeker, whose father was muir
dered by the White river indians some
time ago, lectured in Springfield on Sun
day. Her lecture consisted of recitati on
Of the White river massacre and of her
troubles while a prisoner in the hands OF
her fathers murderers.
Inquiry into the circumstances attend
ing the laundering Of the steamer Victoria
at London, Ontario, has been commenced
The evidence so far is conflicting but re-.
fleets in most damaging manner upon the
management of the steamer. The number
known to be saved is 1O4. The inquest is
postponed until to-day.
A man giving the name of Florence Nc
earthly was arrested at Litchfeld, Tuesday,
having on his person some so to 60 gold
rings and gold watch. He was arrested on
the charge of peddling goods without a
license and was fined $40 and costs, which
he refused to pay, and will work it out on
the street with ball and chain.
The Ottawa Flint Glass and Bottle Com.
pany expect to begin work by the LIST of
September. They will begin on druggists
prescription bottles, lamp chimneys, and
similar ware. The full stock of the com
pany has made up to 100000. The works
Will give employment, at the outset, to
$50 men.
A tow-boat left st. Louis for the south a
short time ago, with barges containing 150,-
600 bushels of wheat; 100000 bushels of
corn 5000 barrels of flour, and other
freight that would equal 500 tons, The
whole will aggregate the enormous amount
of 1900 tons. To remove
this by railroad would re-
quire ~ trains OF IL cars each, and
the services of 335 men. 1t reached its
destination in SIX days. If carried by rail
it could not have been transported in less
than two months.
Ofthe last general assembly Of Illinois
the Springfield Monitor says ITO day
will virtually close the session of the thirty
second general assembly. Taken all in all
tive ncer shall look upon its like again.f
There has been more brains and more lack
OF them; more ability and less of it; more
great big minds, and more little bits OF
minds; more sedate wisdom and more in
tolerable nonsense; more heightened gentle
men and more light headed blatherskites;
more honest men, and greater aggrega-
ton of political scalawags than has graced
and disgraced any similar body in this
state"
CATARRH.-- Relief in five minutes in