The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-12


been made, bdt for satisfactory reasons ''''s
was deferred until next meeting, when the
officers will he both nominated and elected.
Hence an Interesting meeting may be ex
pected on the night Of Friday, next week.
The Oslornes we're IN the stage OF the
opera house last nj !ht contrary to the ex
pections Of many, m although number
of influences were against them, such AZ
bad weather and bad walks, they had n
fair house-Cully rs gold house az tn"
management expected. The performance
"K.rhleen's Dream" was well rendered ~
the cnnp,ny and we'll received
by the audience. 1t. gave
opportunity 10 the performers
for variety Of nc ing, /, all OF which the
performers sustained themselves welt. The
audience, which was comp '>ed 0i our best
people, left for their respective
homes well please with he diversion Of
their tn III sh,s from the su jets which hav'
filled their min Is tor v,ral weeks past
Palucah Enterprise: "Thp season Of
the year is fast approach NJ when parents
and children. relatives and n,quaintances,
friends and lovers, greet ench oihrr with
compliments and good wishes and exchange
cards OF friendship, even rs tokens of love
or simyly MS Souvenirs" of the great feast OF
Easter, which is cele rated by all the civ.
il ID world, not merely as feast of the
church, but also rs the beginning of the
brightest, the happiest, land the
must pleasant of all 'asnns-the sea-
son of Spring. Tten Ester souvenirs mr.
not apr ropriste, and often most opporune.
They bring friends and relatives closer 10.
ge,hei, and convey more eIoqarnily than
words the good wishes that are intended to
be expressed"
AT the close of the Milwaukee lecture
Mr. Wilde made his bow and sought to
leave the stage. He proceeded risurel
and failed TO find the exit. Turning again
he bowed awkwarlly to the auiicnce,
and walked over behind the wings. .Ac'
costing reporter he said: "Why did you
not have tina. door 50 that it would open
when wish to 90 and not COMPEL me IL
make AN ass of myseil' The reporter pc
itey impaired the inf ,rm,ton that he was
not the scene shittrr. and, with grnmhe
the aesthete started t. leave. A. this juno.
ture sure j cula,ed: Mr.. Wilde; We
thought it would OPEN The poor boy
was directly crushed by the denunciat"ry
shout: "Dnnt MI Willie M Il MN of no.
bic birth. Treat me rs becomes M station
with respect" He then turned and
walked away, shouting: lone up stairs
C, m W. will you!w Who WAS meant no
one knew. and accordingly nj one resp'Dd
ed to the ank aes,he,e rs he trodc off,
TS'ntinel.
Old Grandmother Argus presents m
amusing picture as she cries for "mnre
ligh" when t., mu;I light is already
bIinding her rorr old eyes. Ever since
Mr. L ,nslen be !an hiS articles in THE
BULLETIN, presenting facts concerning the
past AN present relations existing between
the Cairo property CON any and the LIMOS
Ccntral railroad company AMI the people
If Cairo, the old lady has
inau ged in silly criticisms and
nonsensic,l "a ibis entirely foreign to the
matter under consideration and calculated
t. throw odium upon Mr. Ltns1cn. While
crying for "more light" the 70 fish y d
thug has closed her eyes and crird down
III se who sou !h' 10 give her light. She
eminds one very strongly of the man who,
havnr jus, been drawn from the river in
y drowning condition, SITS up frantic
howl for mere water. What she needs
il ann, ard plaster and something H. quie,
her nerves aud vapor bath nod n pair of
powerful specs, and som thing that will
stimulate her men'a ~, mIrally, and phys
icaly. Nothing short of Ill this will enablr
her to see AMI recognize arvthing but n
lamp post in case OF nm emergency.
-Otiicer Ilaz Martin has returned from
Chicago with the negro Lee Smith to whom
reference has been previously made, SIN III
was captured by the Chicago police with u
quantity of goods which it was believed
were not his own; I'M he WAS turned over
to Officer Martin without being punish' d
for the ofensc of which he was suspected
| The charges againit Smith, here which can
hc amply proven against him, will s'nd
him to the pcni,enilary for n number 81
years. Besides stealing one hundred dozen
of eggs and one hundred pounds of butter
from MrG NJ Alden, which werI nenrl,
| all found upon his premises, he il known