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

| Cathnrlnc, Tor dls)rdcrly conduct ana
abusive language, and tho court fined her
| five dollars and costs. Besides these the
same court fined John Robinson, lIaz
Wilson aud George Byas each five dollars
and costs for disurdorly conduct.
Articles Incorporating the Carbonate
Connecting Railway company were filed
with the secretary Of state at Springfield
Saturday by James NJ. Somlock, Samuel u
North, Isaac Rapp, Edward Brown and
George Graham, of Carbondale, H., whC
are the first board of directors. The prn
cipal business Office Of the company is To-
Gated at Carbondalc, and the capital stock
Of the company is $4,000, The object is
to build railroad from Carbondalc to con
meet with the Carbondalo and Shawnee
town and the Illinois Central railroads.
| --NIcssrs i. p. Jackson aud Henry
Gossman made trip through Missouri and
Arkansas, along the Iron Mountain rOad, re-
Gently, and found the farmers everywhere
they went in high glec over the prospects
Of big yield of corn and cotton. Al.
though the season is later than usual, the
crop stands finely and is maturing rapidly
| The opening Of the Texas and Cairo mar.
row gauge will give to Cairo boom in the
| way of cotton traffic. 1t will SGT our cotton
compress and our cotton seed oil mills to
running to their fullest capacity, ana make
business Of every description interesting.
Mr., G, w. Davis, superintendent OF the
Cairo Oil Company, returned Sunday from
his trip TO Nashville. lie had very in
tereslng trip Nashville isimproving great
| ly and rapidly, the value Of the improve
mcnts made there during the last year are
said to aggre. gate about million Of dol
lars. OF course, the company of which Mr.,
| Davis Is a member, shares in the general
prosperity Mr.. Davis will soon leave the
city again for trip over the Iron Mountain
| railroad, aud along the line of the TcX,s
| and Cairo narrow gauge, for the purpose of
making contracts for cotton seed to be used
by the company in the manufacture Of oil
and meal, He will engage enough raw ma
terial to run the several mills of The com
pany day and night all through the next
fall, winter and spring.
Col Barton Of the Carbonate Free
Press, tries to make 1t appear that the in
lluence at work here ia the interest of Cap
tain Thomas comes principally from Dem
tom aud those who believe as he does, were
never further removed from the truth. The
influence which favored Captain Thomas,
and opposed Judge Damon IN this county,
comes from all the substantial Republicans
of the county. Of all the capital, respec,a
| bllity aud intelligence represented at the
| late county convention, Mt least ninety-tiye
per centum was on the Thomas side of the
house. A glance over the rank and file OF
the Thomas side Of the house revealed the
intelligent, honest faces of such men a.
Charles Gallagher, G. X. Woodward, Mayor
n. Is. Thistlewood, Judge J. } Bird, III. Ii
Candeo, Edward Dezonia, George X. Lcntz,
Charles Lancaster, NJ. c. Adams, d. W
Lippitt--nenrly all gentlemen of large
means and all gentlemen of large muscle
and brain, who have contributed literally
of all three Of these possessions Of theirs to-
| ward the past success Of the party
| That the federal office holders were also
there it would be ridiculous to deny, for it is
one of the Fundamental principles Of Rcpub
licanism to always use every effort and
means to keep your hands in the public
crib, which principle is adhered always to
with the tenacity of despair. On the other
hand it is notorious fact that every
single leader, from the good.looking, pleas
ant faced, dgnifcd chairman Of the
Central committee, down to the crabbid
little, iigity little, raging little, ugly little,
overOllicOus little, black imp who sought
by physical force to prevent DR.. Maxey
from taking his scat beside Mr.. Hughes,
after no had been elected temporary chair
man by the Thomastes every one of them
were, are and will be Office seekers,
very few OF whose names appear upon the
tax books of the county. There is no good
quality in winch the Thomasites stand be-
hind the Damronitcs; there are many good
qualities in which they are as far ahead as
anything is Of nothing. There is one quail
ity which may be good or bad according to
the use it is put to, in which the Damron-
ties excel, and that is shrcwdntss, which
enabled them TO ConcOc', aud with the use
OF the power they had in the supper, Of the
chair, to carry out to a certain extent, the
infamous scheme exposed IN yesterday g