The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-13

warning W let Wiuo"s anu CoWs hioHc'
AT Lebanon, H., on Tuesday, the deat
body of man named Rcibold was fount
In stable with two wounds 10 the heat
and with marks Of choking on the throat
No clue to the murderer or its cause has
been discovered.
We learn that quite an accident oc-
CURED TO the press Of the Argus, when
yesterday evenings edition was being
worked off by which the paper was delayed,
and one band threatened with serious ac-
cident. We are glad, however, 1t resulted
in only slight injury and delay.
The Argus has another whack at the
Amsterdam narrow gauge last night. A
bad cause needs bolstering, aud thisis what
the Argus attempts. The voters of this
city will take care that their next council
shall consist of members who will neither
be bamboozled nor bulldozed.
The newest new thing in the way of
ladies' bonnets is of glass. They are be-
ing manufactured in large numbers at
Venice. Heaven bless the man who first
| received the idea. twill economic large
amount af bad talk lately expended on the
| prevalent style.
The average congressional brain is be-
ing taxed to find some new form to donate
pensions or new class TO pension. The
mania is periodic every two years, and es-
pecially vivid just preceding presidential
election. It's one of the instrumentalities
to retain the power of the republican party
and has been found very useful SO far.
The weather bureau reports general
rise in the temperature of about twenty de-
grees throughout the northwest, the cold
wave extending its force on our southern
coast The upper Mississippi, upper Mis-.
souri,, and the Ohio at Pittsburg, are slow
ly rising. Everywhere else fall is re-
ported. The river has begun to fall here.
--Emmet Jones who was to have been
hanged next Friday at st. Louis, has been
granted new trial on account of the in
competency of his lawyer. A negro who
has infested the courts with his presence
for several years to the detriment of justice
and the ruin of the poor unfortunatcs who
were his clients.
AN old lady in Bsrnwell, s. c. hearing
same one reading about congressman at
large, and having in her mind and days
whom the thieving Smalls represented that
distict, rushed into the kitchen door, shout
ing, Sarah Jane! Sarah Jane! don't leave
the clothes out all night. Mind, tell you,
for theresa congressman at largel'
--Guiteau now disowns his sister, Mrs.
Scovillc, because she tried to get possession
of his property, on the ground of his insan-
ity. lie declares he is sane and amply
able to take care of his own property. We
think he can manage it, certainly as long
as he shall have occasion to use it. june is
near at hand now.
There is a hurricane of horror prevail.
ing at Columbus, on account OF the dis
covery of attempted bribery of Ohio legis-
lators, A lot of nicely dressed fellows
have been dining, Campaigning and cigar
ing the members all winter just for love or
their society, and of course the innocent
and unsuspecting Buckeyes are amazed that
such wick,lness should approach them.
The late cold snap, which seemed like
q taste of January, is now about over.
Some damage has been done to fruit but
not much. Snow fell in many places
northeast and northwest Of US. Dallas,
Texas, was the southern limit of extreme
cold and its intensity may be referred by
the report Of a fall in the temperature at St.
Louis of IS degrees in "a hours.
MIR. Thelecke is somewhat indispased
but has improved very much since yester.
day. 1t is to be hoped that he shall be
able to resume his duties to-day and that
no further apologize, for scarcity OF items
will be necessary as every one who has the
pleasure of knowing that young man
knows. In fact his strong forte is in Great
ing items and no day 80 dissgreeable but
that he can find them.
In this issue Of TIE BULLETIN appears
the announcement Of Mr.. II. Bloms as q
candidate for alderman from the Second
ward. Mr.. Bloms is successful bushes.
man, is identified with the material inter
ests Of the city, and, ii elected, he viii
serve his constituent in manner eminent
ly satisfactory and according to his bes
judgment of what is right.
In this mornings issue will be found
the announcement of Mr. b. McManus a,