The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-28

Qul'e an unusual occurrence took
place near Bclleyillc. Ga, one dny re-
Gently. a mare with her colt by some
means gained admftance to a lot ia
winch were several gums of working
bees. The mothcrly animal, in her IN
Yostl@ntonS OF The surroundings, unfor.
tunateiy upset bee gum, when the lit
Tie busy singers fastened punctuation
points on the young colt, J. Z, little time
lniIlctng injuries from which the animal
died,
Oscar Wilde should Law 10 his heart
Einerson's diculm on the arts. He said.
at never was IN the power of any man
OF any community to call the arts into
being They come to serve his actual
wants, never 10 please his fancy. The
arts have their origin always in some
enthnslasn--as love, patriotism or re-
Il2lon.' This is true. Yet this bcardlcss
STRIPPING talks about creating art,
The suspicious Quakers at jordan 5
meeting house over in England have
been keeping guard over the bones Of
William Penn. least adventurous Amcri.
cans might steal the same, bat that has
been given up at last, and now the good
Old woman who has charge Of the bury
ing ground only keeps aneye out for The
grave, ready 10 cali in the constahulary
II any suspicious persons appear with
spades.
Daniel Killccn, lad Of 10, came TO an
extremely painful death in the IRON
works at Albany n. Y, few DAYS
since lie wa, ,naIching q few minutes
OF mnch-nccdcd sleep upon aplank near
the train rollers, from which was is
suing an iron rod heated to white heat
aud forty or fifty feet in length These
rods move at the speed Of fifteen feet a
second, aud their direction it is imposs-
bic to control or determine This one
after twisting abOIt for an instant, shot
toward the sleeping boy and burned its
way into his body. The next moment
it Withdrew Itself With cry of agony
the boy jumped up, and in fifteen min
utcs was dead
Edward hnkeny, who lives in Beaver
creek township, near Xeuia. O., met
with a singular and painful accident re-
Gently. He was out near his house shoot
Ing owls, and had killed female and
several young ones, and was on the look
out for the male. when, quicker than
thought, at an unguardcd moment, the
lnturlated owl, made desperate by
the loss Of its mate and young ones,
flew into Mr.. Ankeny's face, tearing an
ear badly and thrusting one Of its talons
into his eye, pulled that member from
its socket, and the doctors say he will
lose bis sight
When in Paris recently the Duchess
OF Edinburgh went about shopping
good deal One evening rather late She
called at a miillner's shop which was
Just being closed. and was refused adj
miitancc, the bonnie saying that her
mistress had retired for the night. Next
morning the bonnie reported that one
Madame d Edinbourg' had called late
and she had refused to admit her
What cried her mistress, do YOU
know who il was YOU treated SOP That
was the daughter Of the Gar of Russia
aud the wife Of the son Of the Queen Of
England ITEMS exclaimed the
other. chagrined at her lost opportunity,
land | sent her of without taking a
good look at herr
DR. lloratioC. Wood. Jr., the eminent
microscopic and lecturer at the Penn
,yyauia University Hospital, says that
bodies for dissection are constantly turn
ing up which are filed with the hor
parasites "Ihe students in cuttiugthe
other day Dr. Wood remarked. found
tho flesh of a man knotty, aud upon ey-
animation the muscles were found full
Of trichnw Tie symptom, are like
scarlet fever, and are often mistaken for
IT, Tine attending PLY -iriaus lnil TO d.
aguo,e the disease, about which little is
known, and death is attributed 90 other
causes. II a'mo,; invariably occurs
among the lowest aud most ignorant
c.u.s Of people, who ea' .hr worst kind
of meat aud often tail to cook il proper
Is. The boiling point of POO viii prob
ably Kill int pHu,...,, aud no meat
ought Ia Ice calcu by amy one which has
not been subjected 10 that Temperature.
| ate raw ham once when / was lost on
mouuwin and indaugerof starvation,
but il va. last resort.