The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-12

NOW IN tue INNS loT ulsluicotnht'
: Don't be stingy now. Every cent will yiel
. compound interest IN health in the nea
future.
L 1T seems that Mr. Chandler has som
show for confirmation as naval secretary
, Grants influence IS again felt at the capito
: as well as at the white house.
The proposition 10 erect new resi-
dence for the president at Washington u
renewed. The present white house is no
good enough for "lonely" Arthur
The voters of East st. Louis have de
termined to dispense with high schoo
and to rest satisfied with the common
school and elementary branches.
And now it is Clinton b. Fisk, OF Fisk
& Hatch, who steps forward to answer a
charge offraud in the sale OF a silver mint
Thus, one by one, the roses fall
Gen. w. S. Rosecrans has been elected
permanent president the democratic con-
gressional joint committee. Thus rebels
will take the lead in the democratic ranks.
---Patsey Deyine, on a third trial for
murder at Clinton, H., has been sentenced
to be hanged May 10. BY reference to the
almanac, we are assured that is good day
for hanging.
Cairo enterprise amounts to something.
We observed on the street Yesterday for
shipment to st. Louis several log wagons
from the shop of Mr. John Major, on Tenth
street.
--"Trec planting" day promises to be-
come the spring festival of the Americans,
as Thanksgiving is of autumn. 1t would
be both useful and agreeable if generally
observed.
The weather, as we are preparing to 60
opress, threatens snow storm, and we
would not be surprised if our readers enjoy
their BULLETIN in morning robed in a
garment Of snow.
kitty Mulcshey, the sclf-confessed
murderer of Alfred Tonkin at st. Louis, is
on trial. There is not much probability of
her conviction, as the evidence outside of
her own unreliable statement is very slight.
j. Burger announces that telephone
is now placed in their dry goods store for
the benefit of their many friends in order
ing merchandise. Call them up if you need
anything in their line.
-Barnum's elephant Gumbo has arrived
in New York, but none of the Madison
Square Garden gates was large enough to
admit him. So he had to sleep outside all
night till the entrance is enlarged.
Hon. Thomas Allen, late member Of
congress from st. Louis district, WAS buried
yesterday at Pittstield, Mass, the place of
his BIRTH BY request of his family the
ceremony will be very quiet and without
ostentation.
Gortschakof, for half century Rus
sian minister of foreign affairs, has retired |
on account of his great ages years. He
is succeeded by De Gier an appointment
which seems to be generally acceptable to
the Powers
There is corner in news, both local
and outside. The weather, no doubt, has
to do with it, The city editor
IS sick, and hence the scarcity of interesting
items to-day may be charitably attributed
to the combined causes,
--Parncll, the noted Irish leader has
been released on parole to visit Paris when
his sisters child is dead. The release,
however, was made the occasion of an al
most national demonstration of rejoicing
by his sympathies in Ireland
Mr.. Lambdin, river editor Of THE
BULLETIN, was detained by sickness in his
family, and did not arrive in the city until
last night. Hereafter the river column will
be regular institution, as he will put on
the harness to day.
The work of cutting the lcvee to wash
out the city is progressing very fairly, and
we hope that a few days ut farthest will
empty our city of the malodorous and dis.
agreeable accumulation, The point select.
ed to cut is close to Mr. DesRocher's house.
Capital removal is agitating Kentucky,
and on Saturday tho people Of Louisville
voted million Of dollars to erect suitable
buildings, as bid for its removal to that
city Its removal there is only aquestion !
of time.
The dead body of a negro was fshed
out Of the river yesterday. We were I'M
able to learn his name or the cause of his
death, but presume it was by drowning.
He was supposed to be one of the two men
drowned at the mouth Of Cache, about six