The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-16

| lilcHi tho obioipa 10 ~ uuct COiohol,
that you really keep considerable sum of
money loose in an unlocked drawer of your
desk at home, so that your children may
help themselves without stinct or soicita-
tonl' "Certainly, sir" was the answer.
81 believe that to be the best way for cult
waiting IN them sense of responsibility and
honor" 1t is extremely unfortunate that
Mr.. Dorsey and Mr. Brady are not Col. In
gersoll's children instead Of his clients.
-"Ha"l cried the paragrapher, "there's
much excitement in East st. Louis because
of the bad break the cOlored folks maze in
taking fOrcible possession Of the public
schools, must make paragraph about the
riot that was imminent" "Hal" cried the
type.setter, "there's more ignorant writing
There's no such thing as an imminent riotl
I'll just put it eminent vote" And he did
as yesterday mornings BULLETIN will show.
But such things must be in great news
paper concern,
The Calender Consolidated genuine
African Ministries make their bow to a Cairo
audience tonight, with new set of jokes,
and variety of new performances, which
will be novel and gratifying to those accus.
toned to the stale playedout .jests so char
acteristic of the ordinary minstrel shows on
the road.-It is certainly colossal attrac-
ton. The sleeping car scene -Barnyard
sketches, THE new member from Alexan-
der" asd hundred other entertaining sub
tects will make up pleasant evening 90 TO
Hartman's to-day and get reserved seats.
An old, crazy negro, who had been in
the county Jail for some time awaiting
trial for insanity, was taken away by his
relatives from Louisville some days ago.
The poor fellow was IN a deplorable con
diton, both mentally and physically. He
had been kept in the Jail for some time
because there was no room in the Anna
asylum for any more cases from this county.
His madness was of so violent type that
no one person dared approach him IN the
cell. He had torn his clothing and the
bedding into shreds, and had to be
held by three or four men whenever the
jsilor would give him needed attention.
His departure is relief.
- Some of the coored Sir Knights were
still IN the city yesterday, prolonging the
visit among some of their friends. There
is no doubt but that all we're well pleased
with their reception here At their meet
ing at Hartman's hall Thursday ntigh
the following officers were elected
W. T. Munford, of St. Louis, r. f. G.
G; W. Pierson, of Kansas City, " D. G.
G; s. p. RUSSELL of Hannibal, Mo, G. G;
M. F. Fields, of st. Louis, G. c. G., B.
F. Rogers, of St. Louis, G. P; W. A.
Jones, of Keokuk, Iowa, G. s. w; S. A.
Harris, of st. Louis, G. J. w; j. Pride,
of ST. Louis, G.. T; j. A. Johnson, of st.
Louis, +. G, Il. The next meeting will ]
be held in st. Louis on the first Tuesday
in August 1888.
The most beautiful woman in the
world, or champion beauty" has just been
found at Pesth, Hungary, thanks to the
municipality, which instead of concerning
itself with corporation dinners, main rains
and lighting, has instituted an international
beauty tournament. Out OF $50 candidates
only ten obtained prizes, and the first prize,
a diamond bracelet, was taken by Cornelia
Szekely, aged 90 This damsel is brunei,
with brilliant eyes, whose figure, supple as
twlning creeper, recalls the type of ancient
Greek statues. Her photograph will not be
ready for some days, owing to little &C.
cident which happens even to American
ladies, her dress not having come home
from the dressmaker; but it will be soon
sent to every illustrated paper id the world,
and we shall have an opportunity of judg-
ing
The urgent demand for office and
business houses in the lower portion of the
city continues undated. The three or four
fires Cairo sustained recently have robbed
her of buildings which she could not spare,
and the loss of which is now sorely felt.
The owners ofjthe buildings and of the
now vacant lots are gentlemen of
means, who could easily build at
once, but for some reason not
understood and not to be guessed, they are
given to procrastination in the matter OF
rebuilding. That they have received offers
from reliable persons to rent the houses as
soon as built at liberal price is known,
and it is believed, with good reason, that
enough rent could be collected in advance
to almost pay for the material necessary to
put up some Of the buildings. Under
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