The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-16
GLEANINGS.

'Thirty years hence" says the Lon.
don Spectator, English fortunes will APP
pear very paltry compared with Ameri-
can"
A Russian proverb says; Before 90
ing to war, pray once; before going TO
sea, pray twice; before getting married,
pray three times"
Lake county, in Oregon, was organic
ed ten years ago, and it is asserted that
thirteen murders have been committed
within its boundaries since that time,
without any convictions.
The immigration by ocean steamers
to Oregon is now 1000 per month, OF
these about so per cent. are actual set
tiers, who bring with them from $500 to
81, 900 each, and usually their house
hold effects
President Garfelds grave on every
pleasant Sunday is visited by thousands
of quiet people. The sentinels still pace
about the vault, the bronze doors of
which are thrown back, revealing the
coffin.
NJ. Damala, the husband of Sarah
Bernhardt, is a tall and handsome man
of midde-age, who looks the thorough
Greek he is, His father was a mer-
chant at SYRIA and his mother was a
daughter of NJ Rail-, mayor of the PR
aus
Senator Jones, of Florida, learned the
trade OF carpenter, but he does not
handle the jackplane and saw AS MINI
bly, as he once did, and when he wants
exercise he bowls over the concrete
streets of Washington behind tall
black horse.
William Gowen, of Lawrence, Mass,
whose creditors four years ago accepted
his offer to settle an indebtedness of
$4,000 for 40 per cent, has just inform
ed them that he is prepared and willing
to pay the remaining $4,000, with in
tercst.
The San Francisco Chronicle com
plains much Of the delay in the settle
ment Of the James Lick estate, and says
that the residuary legatoes mean to take
some steps to compel, if possible the
trustees to make distribution of the
property in their care.
The two days artillery experiments
on Herr Krupps private range at Mcp-
pen ended with the most successful re-
suits. They were attended by about
forty artillery and marine officers. Herr
Krupp treated his critical visitors with
lavish hospitality
The latest place struck by the oil fe.
yer, which prevails to such an alarming
extent in the New York southern tier. is
Watkins. An extensive oil operator
from Pennsylvania has been looking
over the town, and gives his opinion
that it is Il promising place to sink an
olwell.
A physician says that exposure paysa
secondary role in the production OF apo
pickles, brain settings and the like
when compared with dissipation; that
both in the higher and lower ranks of
life, whilst work aud worry coun, their
victims by hundreds, dissipation counts
its by thousands.
A cunning Spaniarl named Emanuel
Corto1, with many aliases, has at last
been hunted down in New York and
captured by Inspector Byrncs and three
detectives. lie has led the life of
criminal in America for twenty-five
years and has been in prison frequent
~. lie is now held to answer TO eight
cen forgcrios.
Mr.. Christian X. Ross, father of the
long-lost Charlie, is again looking for
his boy. A boy has been found at Parts
Road, Fla, who is said to be named
Hustled, and who is said to answer the
description Of Charlie. The police say
he is the son of Mr.. G. H. Hustled, Of
Philadelphia, who is also claimed by a
woman named Snyder.
While workingmen were engaged In
pulling down the walls of the old city
armory in Brooklyn, there fell from
cavity an Theoretically sealed leadcn
box. II was found TO have come from
the cornerstone of the Apprentices Lii
brary, built in 1925. In the box was an
account Of the laying Of tho corner
stone, as published in tho Long Island
Star. General Lafayette had charge