The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-30


turbcd awful serenity of Justice Robinson
court yesterday Only this and nothing
mere
49, Parties intending to go to Dixon
Springs next Monday, should leave notice
at The BULLETIN office, not later than Fri
day noon, in order that transportation may
be provided from Vienna across. ct
-- DOYLE, the counterieiter, was taken
from the Cook county jail on Monday even
ing, and, in company with the proper oii'
GERS, started ON the way to the Chester
pcnitcntiary 10y way Of st. Louis.
The state convention at Springfield
nominated Mr. Stratton Tor state supeTin-
tendcnt of instruction, and Mr., j. C. Smith
for state treasurer. The latter on the first
ballot, and the former on the fourth or
fifth ballot.
On the lst of July, next Saturday, Mr.
John b. Koeher will take charge Of his
fathers saloon, IN Eighth street. He will
put ups number of patent fans, such as
Mr.. Koehler had last year, in order to rem
der the atmosphere within delicious'y cool.
Mr.. Ed. James, who together with Mr.,
MORRISON, went down the river in sail
boat some weeks ago, returned yesterday
morning in sad state generally. He had
a rough trip, is sick with fever and very
much emaciated. Medical attendance was
procured for him Immediately upon his
arrival.
--HubbeI's demand for money from the
federal employees is demand tor a cor
rlption fund with which to pollute the bal
lot box. 4 party which has no principles
save the spois system, the loss system and
reputation can make no virtu)us appeals
to the people, Itputs its hand in the treas
ury and uses the public monty to keep it.
self in position
The appellate court for the Fourth
judicial district Of Illinois has appointed
Mr.. Charles q. Chance MS clerk Of that
court 10 succeed Hon John O. Hartman.
Mr. Chance was clerk of the supreme court
at Mount Vernon, and was also Mr., lIar-
mans deputy He is well qualified for the
position. "a special dispatch" to this effect
will appear in this evening" paper
The Comiquo nine will go by special
train to Mound City next Sunday, for the
purpose of playing club OF that village a
match gone. The train will leave corner
Of Sixth street and Commercial avenue
promptly at 80 o'clock p m, and will
remain at Mound City until night. Round
TIP trcket, SOC. The Comiqrcs are just
entering upon career of unprecedented
success under the supervision of Mr. Harry
Walker
The Paris Figaro gives the following
Original recipe for making n free tour OF
the world adopt the Jewish religion and
20 TO Russia Thence you will be elected,
and forwarded 10y way Of Lemberg TO Amer
lea by the migration agent In America
assume the garb and appearance ola China.
man, and you will be despatched to China,
There give yourself out as u Russian, and
you will be returned to that country, from
which you may again be expelled as a Jew
and returned to Austria-Q L. D.
One of the influences ut work against
the Thomas delegation at Springfield was
that Of Mr.. Slade, present incumbent Of the
office of the state superintendent Of public
instruction. The Thomas delegation was
instructed to vote for Mr. Stratton, believing
that his influence would be strongest Mt
Springfield; the Damon delegation was
not instructed at all and was, therefore,
open to purchase for the candidate who
could do most toward admitting it to the
state convention.
Next Sunday will be the first annivcr.
sary of the assassination Of President Gar.
field, and that the perpetrator Of that muir.
der most foul has been permitted to live 80
long il a strong testimonial to the cOnser
vatism and moderation of the American peO.
pie, thanks to the poor workmanship Of
Sergt. Mason and Bill Jones. Had Guiteau
committed his crime against any other ma
ton on earth, his taking off would have fol.
lowed 50 close upon the offvnsc that one half
of the world would have forgotten his very
name before now, Guitcau must 90, and
there is no good or bad reason for post.
poning the day set for his departure.
President W. X Alderman, of the H.
linos Central railroad company, has issued
the following circular regarding the lease
OF the Chicago, st. Louis g. New Orleans
railroad by the Illinois Central. The H.
linois Central railroad company has leased
the Chicavn " Tnuiu C, Nay nvlaona