The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-10

| "A Social event OF Importance, which
IHE BULLETIN unacconntably failed to
mention yesterday morning, was the mar
rage on Thursday night of Miss Susie
Williams, daughter OF Mr.. Nicholas Will
liams, and Mr. James Cox. The
ceremony was performed by Magistrate
Comings, at the residence Of the brides
father, in the presence of select company
oil friends. After the ceremony reception
was given and jolly time had for several
hours by all. The following is list of the
presents to the bride. Silver pickle dish,
Mr. and Mrs. Wells. Toilet set
and fruit dish, Mr. and Mrs.
Eds. Silver card receiver and
boquet holder, Miss G. Lambert and Miss
Lou Zeler. Silver salt dish, Miss Mary
Soede Card case, Miss Nora Buckley.
Silver pickle dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Cox, Of
| Golden. Silver butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reese. Silver pickle dish, Mr.. and Mrs.
Boede. Napkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred,
Stitchcr Bed spread, j. Burger e. Co.
Silver fruit dish, Mr. and Mrs. Gernigon.
Set of silver tea spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
guard. Silver tea spoons, Mr.. and Mrs
Crowl, Of Jonesboro. Silver butter DISH
.slr. and Mrs. Rendeman, of Jonesboro
Silver pickle castor, Mr.. and Mrs. Bunker,
Tidy, Mr.. and Mrs. Madden. Handsome
lamp Mr.. 7. German. Silk velvet rug
Ed. We'll and George Koehler. Parlor set
from the brides parents. After the re-
ception Mr.. and Mrs. Cox went imme-
diately to their future home on the corner
of Division street and Washington avenue.
The grand opening of the theatrical
season in Cairo will take place Thursday
night, September IA, when that exquisite
nonsensical, rollicking musical absurdity,
the Jolly Bachelors" will be presented for
the first time TO a Cairo audience. The
Eastern press is lavish in its praise Of the
company and it is safe to say rare treat
is in store for US all The argument of the
opera as published IN THE BULLETIN Fri
day morning, mainly hinges upon the
handsome Prince Cosmo, who has lived to
be IS years of age without ever beholding
the beautiful face Of woman, and in order
to thoroughly understand and appreciate
the antics of a young gentleman reared I'M
der such peculiar and distressing circum-
stance, when suddenly and Unexpectedly
made aware of the existence of beautiful
woman, one must witness Miss JEANNE
Winston in her portrayal of the astounded
and delighted young Prince. The opera is
replete with startling grotesque incidents,
which together with bright costumes, ex-
quisite airs and mirth provoking scenes,
make up an operate extravaganza in two
acts which cannot fail oplease. The com
pany consists of seventeen first class artists,
eight OF who are ladies' in addition to @
grand chorus Of twenty-seven voices, male
and female, making total of A compris
ing the troupe. Miss JEANNE Winston who
assumes the leading character of Prince
Cosmo, is highly spoken of by the press
throughout the country. The music is by
E. Darling, and the libretto by John L.
Stevens, proprietor of the Windsor Theatre,
New York, who is manager of this COM
pany. Let every one turn out on this the
opening night and give the Jolly Bache
lors" such a reception as will make the
welkin ring.
Hon. Thomas NJ. Logan has consented
to make the race for the state Legislature on
the Prohibition ticket--f he shall be nomi.
mated atAnna on the Goth instant, and he has
promised to make a vigorous fight for cleo
ton. Mr. Logan is the only man who has
been publicly mentioned in connection
with the candidacy, and he stands almost
a certain chance of nomination. A strong
pressure has been brought to bear upon him
much stronger pressure than would
have been necessary to induce
him to permit the use Of his name at the
senatorial convention, and he has consented
heartily. Mr.. Logan processes to be, and
to certain extent he is, good Democrat.
He is a good Democrat until he comes to
the question of prohibitory legislation. A.
that very important point he becomes de-
serter from the party. If nominated, he
will run not AS a Democrat, but AGAINST,
and with the determination TO beat, a
Democrat. II elected, he will vote not
with the Democrats, but directly against
them, and to the subversion of one of the
greatest principles of the Democratic
party opposition to sumptuary laws. But
he will do more than this He is a brother
of the willy Republican, John A. Logan.