The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01

n Dust OF tne lafe President Garllnld Nm
has been completed by the artist, VIII &
son Macdonald aud the same las re-
ceived the unqualified appropriation Of
Mrs, Garfield. An iron firm has secur-
ed the sole right to manufacture aud
sell copies of the bust in bronze and
iron.
Lorenzo Bassett, OF North Haven,
Conn, proceeded in company with a
clergyman TO the house OF his inamoca-
ia to be married according to agree
ment, but the girl insisted on postpon- !
ment until q later date, but when tina.
arrived she fatty refused to marry, net
outstanding Basset had made all pre-
paration, even to Lighting the fires in
the new house which was to be their now
home.
Mr.. Guilford 0nslow, on the occasion
Of recent visit to the Tichborne claim-
ant at Portsea convict prison, found him
in a state OF great depression. He FREE
quently remarked, They've got me
here and mean to keep me here.'' Tie
claimant has completed, under the
'mark" system. ten of the fourteen
years to which he was originally sem
fenced, though he has actually been in
prison less than eight years.
Speaking of the full surrender nv
which heariless mothers deprive an in
FAINT OF It's kith aud kin, New York
doctor says: "You hardly see afashion-
able woman nowadays with alarge FAM
lily. | don't mean, of course, to include
all American women who move in good
society in the category, but | am afraid
that the percentage of those who are
willing to surrender their infants bears
large proportion to those who are
not.
The Philadelphia musical academy
has refused admission to colored girl.
The director admits that her piano
touch was beautiful, and he was about
to get her an application paper when
she suddenly said: II suppose my color
won't make any differencep'' This con.
fession, influencing the decision of the
director, who thought her Spaniard,
proved the death Of her hopes, Fore
seeing the objections of his patrons.
should he take her, he consented to H.
,struct her privately. The poor Girl
never replied, but crushed from the
house like frightened deer" EQUAL
rights are social fiction.
DR.. Lewis Balch, Of Albany, n. Y.
has printed a review of the medical eve
dence in the second trial of Jessie Biz
lings. Jr Two of his conclusions ara
as follows: That leaden bullet pas
sing through bones loses lead in pro-
portion TO the amount of bone traversed.
and that ball fired through glass nay
make a hole enough smaller than the
lull size Of the ball before firing rs to
prevent an uniired bali Of like caliber
passing. In an experiment with ball
it was found that,the hole made was too
small by one-third to let the ball pass
through.
A widow of two months standing in
Sullivan county, New York, took it in.
to her head to marry again. She found
her man, and when the couple appear
cd before the dominic TO be made
twain, his reverence suggested that, as
her husband had been dead only two
months, 1t didn't look well for her TO
marry so soon. "Ah, dominic" replied
the widow, you forget to give me
credit for the ten months my husband
lay sick.n The woman was ahead, as
usual, and the couple We're married then
and there.
In Brighton, Eng, lately solf-act-
ing organ was put in a church. The
sexton learned how to start it but not
how to stop it. The music went we'll
with the first hymn. 1t stopped then,
but just as the clergyman completed the
words, "Let us pray" the organ click
ed and started fresh tune. The audi
ence and minister sat it out patiently
while the unhappy sexton. grew red in
the face trying to find out how to stop
il, AT the end of the fifth verse of the
second tune the minister got up aud
again said, "Lot US pray" when "click"
went the machine and of it started on
another tune. So four OF tho stoutest
men In the congregation carried tho
thing out into the churchyard, where it
continued TO click and play away for the
rest Of the day, getting TO lis fortieth
tune and the end of its rope towards