The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-25

Notices in these columns, ten cents per line,
each insertion, Marked'

| lars ana COSTS chCn ny hhSlstIatc Cominbs
yesterday for being street walkers.
Chicago has counted her twentieth
victim of lockjaw, superinduced by the 4th
of July toy-pistol.
"A dog belonging to Patrick Galligan,
up town, bit MI Lohr in the leg yesterday
morning and the latter took legal steps to
have the animal exterminated,
DR.. Parker was called yesterday morn,
Ing to attend the little boy of Mr.. II. e.
Spauding, who had fallen from a porch at
the residence on Seventeenth street ana
broken one Of his arms.
The entrance to THE BULLETIN news
and editorial rooms is on Railroad street,
| The front entrance to Job office is closed
after seven p. m. Visitors will always find
| the Railroad street entrance open u
The cause of the Caro- earthq uake is
now apparent. Phocion Howard was about
| TO address the Democratic congressional
convention at Oney, and the earth thun-
dered in consequence -. Springfield Jour
nal.
ave told You So" More blood, is what
the anti Thomas element in the Republican
party of this district wants. Bartons Free
Press voices the demand and asks lnsinu'
atingly, "will Col McKeaig resign, too' and
will the patriotic Fisher!'
The following words from Barton 8
FresePress strike responsive chord In HE
| BULLETINS heart I'VE must
deal in facts and arguments; must shun
falsehoods and special peadings, In max
inc our canvass we shall be governed by
the facts aud record, and make the best OF
the facts and record.
That accommodating parsonage, Mr.
Vennor, the weather prophet, says that the
summer will end with weather as cold as
marked its beginning, aud hints darkly at
irosts and even snow storms in some TO-
cali,ies Mr.. Venn1r has made rather sue
cessfu predictions 50 far this year, aud
there is prevalent belief that he may be
right in his las coniecturer though 1t is to
be hoped, for the sake of the corn crop,
that he is mistaken. But since he has
given the country so much wheat, little
latitude may be allowed the Canadian seer
on corn.
Every day brings new proof that the
Democracy of the Goth district mean to be
harmonious. There will be no discord
Who is the strongest manl-that is the
only question discussed Let there be nc
attempt to create false public opinion
let the candidate be the choice of the calm
judgement of the delegates. Let all the
candidates be treated fairly; let their mcr
its and dement's be deliberately considered
and passed upon. Do not decide hastily
! A mistake will &c criminal it will deprive
the people of fair opportunity to rebuke
| the late Cairo convention and its Oscar
Wilde, big sunhower," candidate.
A force Of men is at work in the new
brick factory of Judge A. g. Coleman, put
ting up machinery which was transferred
there yesterday and Saturday. The es
adjustment will be ready for work in
few DAYS and will run at its full capacity
Immediately. The impression which ha
prevailed since the announcement tina
Judge Coleman was connected with thi
new enterprise to the effect that the iudg
would resign his position with the lllinOi
Central railroad company is erroneous
Judge Coleman has let the brick factory t,
Mr.. Mcclure, who will run it and give i
his entire time aud attention, while the
Judge will continue in his position with tn,
railroad company aforesaid, which he has
filled acceptably for 50 many years.
A modification Of money order system
is proposed which will prove great con
venience. Since the "shin-plasers" disap
peared it has been difficult to send SINAI
sums by letter. coin showing its presenc
in an envelope aud postage stamps forming
no convenient substitute 1t is now in
tended to issue Tor sale at postoflice posta
notes for fee OF but three cents, thcs
notes to be payable to bearer and payabl
also at either Office to which they are sen
or where they are bought, There will b
none Of the iormali,y attending their Us
necessary in the case OF money orders; the
1 will be simply sort of "shin-plaster' is
sued by the government to make couveu
,, lent the mailing of small sums by letter
8 and that they viii be n great conveDionc
n does Not admit Of doubt
-, The application for new trial in III
. scase Of Gen. Curtis, convicted of violatn
a the law against collecting contribution