The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-06-22
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

IL France annexes Tunis, Garibaldi
says he will get out his red shirt again
and fly it beside Mahomets wife's pet
hcoat to the confusion Of the French
people.
Divorce suits are sometimes brought
Tor singular reasons. A man on Staten
Island wants release from matrimon-
ial bonds, because his wife refuses to
milk their COW.
Mr. Froude, it is reported, regrets
ever having anything to do with the
publication of the Carlyle papers, so
annoyed is he at the tone adopted to-
wards him as their editor.
Partial records Of the live stock inte-
rests OF Texas show a yearly yield of
something over 400, 900 head Of cattle.
Eight dollars per head is about the
average market price at San Antonio.
The youngest son of the late Secreta-
ry Stanton has married the daughter of
Mrs. Phillips, the lady who was sent to
Ship Island by Gen. Butler for insult
ing Union soldiers in New Orleans.
Prof. Park, of Andover desires to re-
sign, that he may be able to edit his
works, and movement is now making
TO raise sufficient sum OF money for
the comfortable support of his remain.
ing years.
According to the new orders, the
British regiments will adopt national
badge as follows; English regiments,
a rose; Scotch regiments, thistle;
Irish regiments, shamrock, and
Welsh regiments, a dragon.
San Francisco has a soldiers orcani-
zation for social purposes, composed of
the ex-soldiers Of the war, without re-
gard to the flag under which they
fought. 1t is called the ''Blue and GRAY
Legion" and Gen. w. S. Rosecrans is
President.
Secretary Window has trade. He
is tailor, and partly supported him
self while at the Marlinsburg, o., Acad-
emy by making coats for the village :
tailors. lie is also Son of Temper
ance, and was Grand Worthy Patriarch
Of the Order in 1854.
The Rev. DR.. I. A. Hoyt, of Nash
vile, who preached the opening SER
mon at the Presbyterian General As.
sembly (Southern), was at one time
President Of the Gold Board of New
York City, and presided there on the
famous BLACK Friday"
An insane young man, named
George Reid, has been arrested near
Toronto as dangerous. His mania ap-
pears to be to ask all and sundry wo-
men to marry him. He offers q trip
to England as one of the advantages Of
an alliance with him.
Snmuel +. Miller, Justice of the Uni.
ted States Supreme Court, at one time
practiced medicine in Knox county,
Ky. He became disgusted with the
profession. studied law, and was adj
mitted to the bar in 1874. Some wears
later he moved In -Lomo-----,,.... ..v.s,.on,
Eng, to test the system of compressed
air clocks which have been introduced
in Paris, and of which fong descriptions
with pictorial illustrations have ap-
peared in scientific and mechanical
journals. Ten stations are proposed
for the British metropolis.
Since the Empress Eugenie's time
there have been no recognized leaders
of fashion in Paris, and comely and
convenient styles of dress remain long
er in vogue than formerly. 1t would
be a blessing TO the women if they could
be permitted to wear a well-made dress
two or three seasons, without the ne
cessity of ripping it to pieces and thor
oughly reconstructing its architecture.
Pastor Brokman, of Montreal Bap-
list Church, made public declaration
that 'the doctrine of eternal punish
ment is q libel on God" and lost no
time in resigning.
Evangelist Moody will pass the sum-
mer at his Northfeld, Mass. home. and
will be joined in August by the distin-
guished Scotch clergyman, Bonner.
who will assist in the conference for
Bible study to be held there.