The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-31

proving, owing to the continuance Of very
windy weather in northern and western
sections of Canada and the United States
But windy spring makes severe
autumn therefore the outlook for the
autumn of 1882 is increasing in severity.
Ny theory Of weather relationships is
working just now in telling manner oil
over the Northern Hemisphere, and feel
much greater confidence in predicting the
periods of the more marked distances,
Hence, | herewith reiterate my previous
statements respecting "a very cold and
stormy autumn and carly setting in of eX.
treme severity, with heavy snowtalls, this
reaching to remote southern points. We
are likely to experience one Of the coolest
periods in a long term of years during the
early part of the winter Of 1882 SO, but the
cold will come in a lump, and the latter
half of the winter is likely to be mild and
open, with an advanced spring"
The following account OF wedding
appeared in one of our Southern Illinois
exchanges Last Monday Il rash youth
named Samuel Rushing rushed into the
county clerks Office, accompanied 10y Mrs.
Sarah L. Taylor, lady of rather more ma
ture years than the ardenttSamucl, and
Furthermore of greater experience with
husbands than the youth appears to have
had wcemin in the marital relation. Sam
uel proceeded stralghtway to purchase a
marriage license while the aforesaid Sarah
| Complacenty smoked her pipe as she sat
on bench in the court house hall All
things beng ready, Samuel and his al
fanced stood up and Judge Mccartney
proceeded in the regulation style TO make
of them two in one flesh. When he caught
on to Sarah, he inquired if she would have
the man, etc. She withdrew the long
handled pipe from her rosy lips, and an
swered 4 will, you bet! and went on
smoking
A Quincy dispatch Of the Goth says;
This evening DR.. Hoffman, editor Of the
Germanla, published an account of the at.
tempted suicide of Miss Johanna IIellhakc,
The article spoke in high praise Of the mIl
and her family, coupling DR.. Spear with
the affair as the lover of the girl, and to
whom her parents objected DR., Spear and
her two brothers. Gus, shoe merchant
and Casper, baker, the latter Just home
from 6 bridal tour, took umbrage at the
article and tonight armed themselves, and
between and 10 O'clock drove to Dr. IIoti
mans residence, in the northeast part Of
the city, called him out aud Immediately
all began firing on him. Some dozen shots
were fred four taking effect, two in the
abdomen ana one passing clear through
the body near the region Of the heart. The
wounds are pronounced fatal his death
being momentarily expected After the
shooting they drove down to Gus Hell
hakc's store on Main street Gus went in
and got money out of his safe, and was
arrested as he came out, the others having
been previously arrested. All are now
locked up"
The Immortal -. M, who was in this
city some days ago, is in ST. Louis Globe
Democrat Of yesterday says that che in
formed good many people that he would
speak on the 9Th of June at the court house.
He will demonstrate, he says, in connuc
ton with other truths that during the late
conflict between the north and south the
electrical force took possession Of the men
tai, and thus caused both armies to think
each other wrong when they ought to have
thought each other right The war Is now
over and j, N. who stood alone respecting
the beligerent and political parties Of the
| day, wishes to do justice to the wounded
living and gallant dead on both sides, who
fought under perfect misrepresentation Of
each others insanity j. N speaks in
Robinson, Ill.,, Wednesday night. He is
not urging his truths at any place lie
prefers postponing his appointments one
year sooner than urge at present His sub.
jeCt is truth and prejudice, with the mystic
ries OF the late war unveiled, and he wants
it distinctly understood wherever he adj
dresses an audience there will be no veil
on those who assembled mysterious
force being now controlled by trutb-but
only on those who remain away"
Those who attended the ceremonies at
Mound City cemetery yesterday report that
all went off most pleasantly. The process
sion, headed by Prof AL. Goss' Comique
band and by the Halliday guards, of this
city, was one of the largest ever had there
and the crowd generally was larger than
Tor several years back. There were nc