The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-18

by Mr.. NJ. r. Kuhne and assistants, who
have acquired much proficiency in the
general management of thestage machinery.
Tom Jasper, the fellow who stabbed
Chris. Langtrim, Waterman of the steamer
Arkansas City, was to have been examined
yesterday, but the wounded man was not
vet able TO walk down town, though he
has been sitting up for several days. He
will probably be examined to-day, however.
Everybody should attend the Demo
cratic mass meeting tonight Hon. VIM.
Springer, one Of the leaders of the federal
house; Hon. Alfred 0rendorf Democratic
candidate for state treasurer, and Hon, VIM.
Hartzell, Southern Illinois old political
war.horse, will address the people.
Mr.. John Bower has made some i'm
ponant improvements in his saloon at the
corner of Twelfth street and Washington
avenue. In the aute-room he has partitioned
off a corner for kitchen, from which
eatables of every description will be fur
nished upon short notice at almost every
hour of the day or night. lw
Yesterday the polls in the several
wards were opened for the purpose OF reg
istering voters, Every voter in the city
and county, black or white, rich or poor,
Democrat or Republican, Greenbacker or
Prohibition, or mixture of all, should see
that their names appear upon the register
of the precinctin which they respectively
reside.
The Buffalo Bill Combination, con
sistng of 25 first class artists, band of
genuine Indian Chiefs from various western
tribes, and a beautiful young Indian Prin-
cess "He No Ksw," will appear at the
Opera House Monday evening, Oct. %, in
the new drama of Twenty Days or Buffalo
Bills Pledge" Tickets of admission at
Hartman's 7jc, SOC, and CSC; no extra
charge for reserved seats.
Arrangement has been made 10y prom
inent Democrats with the Opera House
management for holding the mass meeting
70 night at the Opera House. This viii
doubtless insure large and refined audi
ence. The ladies are invited 10 turn uus IN
full force and learn what may be of crest
use 10 them in the near future when they
shall have the glorious privilege Of casting
4 Democratic ballot. The best seats will
be held in reserve for them.
Mr.. H. W. Bos,wick, who has been
travelling through the adjoining counties in
Missouri, On business for Mr.. Drisc0l, re
turned yesterday, bu, Iesves sgain to-day
TO finish up his business. He will be hs'e
in time TO vote and work f0r the Democratic
ticket. 4 letter from him in reference 70
crops 8nd things in Scott All Mississippi
counties, published elsewhere, giTss some
interesting facts.
-B.oomi1gt9n Bulletin: TIE difficulty
in the Republican party in New York Is
fight over the gpgils In Pennsylvania it Is
. fight over the spoils. In Wisconsin, the
Keyes Hazieton fight Is q local one, and i'a
object il the polls In Colorado, the rock
On which 'aa Republican party is likely to
split Is also fght over the spells. The
difference dividing the party IN various con.
gressiona districts are personal contests
for the spolls."
A dispatch received yesterday from
Hon, John II. Oberly stated that
he could not possibly be here to
address the people tonight, because
Of very important duties elsewhere. But q
very able substitute, Hon Vim. NJ. Sprin-
ger, has consented TO appear in Mr.. ODER
| ly's place. It is safe TO predict, therefore,
that those who attend this mass meeting
tonight will be highly entertained, and
instructed as well, Tor Mr. Springer has q
reputation as a speaker, that is not bound
cd by states.
AT the special meeting Of the city
council last night provisions were made for
improving Eighth street back Of Washing
ton avenue. An ordinance was passed AL
thorizing the work to be done by special
assessment, and Messrs Robert Baird, NJ,
yesterday and NJ Howlcy were commits
stoned to assess the benefits upon the own
ers Of property abutting the purposed i'm
provement The work is to be done as
speedily as possible, The Mobile and
Ohio railroad company is ready to furnish
the gravel when wanted.
We have received from the the Tray.
eler's Insurance company, Of Hartford,
Conn, large engraving, handsomely ex.
ecuted by Root and Tinker, New York,