The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-19

A man accompanied by undertaken
was seen entering u Washington news
paper Office, the other day. IL IL sup
posed the mans business was to '.de-
mand satisfaction and the undertaker's
TO take his measure;
There is pair Of large white-headcd
eagles that have made their home In n
grove called "Small Gains" in the vii
LACE Of Hampton, N. II, They have be-
come quite bold, and when lighted on
the meadow near, in seGrch Of food, do
not appear disturbed when teams pass
along the road few rods from them.
A lady in Frostburg, Md. the other
day, washed her sons mouth with soap
because he sworc. A few days after
she found him in the yard with his
mouth and face full Of suds. Peering
through the foam, he said; ''Swore heap
Of times to-day mamma: getting them
all out now
In Duval county. Florida, dwels d
polygamSt with three wives. A negro
deemed 10 duty to prosecute him, and,
after gathering the fdquisite proof, start
ed for the courthouse 10 make com
plant, lie had gone only few miles
when the polygamous husband overlook
and shot him.
~ law of the United States, known as
No. 5,i6l Revised Statutes, viii make it
lively for anyone who fancies he can ill
up the holes in 4 punched coin for the
purpose of passing it off on his unsus-
poctng ncigbbor. The penalty isS3,00J
or imprisonment for five years, at the
discretion OF the court or both.
At a dinner the other evening, Just as
an inspired young man had commenced
poem with II stood before the tomb
Of Ferdinand in thesunnyland ofSpain,n
q sober-faced individual suddenly start
cd into life and inquired "Street and
numberPn and then subsidized for the rest
of the evening"
Hoge, on trial for his life at Bcllefon-
tainc, Ohio, was q handsome fellow, and
women of the place made much Of him,
crOwding round him in the court room,
piling his table with flowers, and soma
of them, though only slight acquaint-
anccs, kissing him when q verdict Of ac-
Guittal was rendered.
A young man went to BARRIERS shop
to be shaved. 1t was the first time that
any other hand than his had performed
that operation, and he had allowed his
beard to grow for a week in orderto APP
pear as if he needed shaving. He sat
down in the chair. The barber pass
ed his hand slightly over his cheek and
said: "Shayod once to-day sir, haven't
your
President Isaac Kline, Of the Window
Glass Makers association, says there
was never greater demand for Ameri-
can window glass, and the trade was
never in bettcrcondition. He estimates
the manufacturing capacity of the fac
tories in the United states at about D.
0O0,000 boxes, and expects the demand
this year viii reach 100000, large
amount Of which will be exported.
A contest has arisen between the heirs
OF the late Augustus Brown of Roches-
ter, N. Y, and his administrative. 1t
is claimed by the heirs that the admins
tratriX is their debtor to the amount of
100000. The report of thereferee makcs
the Indebtedness 1915 90. The case
is likely TO occupy the attention of tho
courts for some years to come. The ac-
count amounts to 100000.
ADooly County, Ga, man, whilecross-
inc Flint River alone in u small boat,
was attacked by ah alligator. Determ-
ming to test the belief that an alligator
will touch nothing white he pulled off
his outer clothes, jumped into the river
and swan ashore, He lished his panla-
looms out with pole, but had TO let
coat; vest aud hat so.
Our southern coast ia becoming noted
for being the best whaling grounds of
the whole country. Nearly every week
the fishermen along the Georgia and
South Carolina coast capture one or
more Of these monsters. Recently q
whae-boat from the whaling schooner
Lottic l.. Cook, attacked a large whale
off Bay Point, near Port Royal The
whale cut the boat in half, sinking it
Immediately. The men were picked up
by n passing pilot boat and brought To-
Port Royal. They had fastened three
harpoons in it, but it escaped.