The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-27
GLEANlNGS.

At ST. Petersburg there are 10000
more males than females
Florida's visitors are more numerous
this year than ever before.
Russian bgotry and barbarism have
already driven $4,000 Jewish exiles to
New York.
The authorities at the Vatican have
rejected an application to put telephone
in that palace,
OF 5l2 death sentences In England and
Wales for period of twenty years, end
Ing with 1850, but 279 were executed.
A Pitsburg Judge has decided that
married woman is not liable for debt
contracted in her maiden name.
Iowa has thrty-nine communicates of
Knights Templar, ranging in member
ship from sixteen to III.
Longfeliow wrote Excelsior on the
back ola letter he had just received from
Charles Sumner. and wrote it at single
sitting
Patrolman Howard of Louisville re-
marked casually to the Chief of Police,
lyon are lying old crank" and is no
longer on the force.
A single days fogs recently brought
into the treasury Of one London gas
company nearly 100000, the price of
75,000,0oo feet Of gas.
There are | 1886 Masonic lodges on the
roll OF the English grand lodge, being
an increase of over 1000 since the be-
ginning of the century,
California is 10 have cotton factory.
Manufacturers Of wool there say that
California cotton is more serviceable 10
them than that Of the Southern States.
Mrs. Sally Hall, of New Hampshire,
after having lived with Andrew Hall as
bis wife for twenty years, found out,
after his death, that she had never been
divorced from her first husband.
There are over 10000 men and 100.
900 horses and mules employed in rail-
road building in Texas There are
about 1000 miles Of road under CON
tract, and about 5000 more to be con
tracted for.
Eleven thousand eight hundred dol
lars pay the yearly salaries Of all the New
England Governors, and the Governor
Of Massachusetts gets IS, 600 Of il. The
Governor Of New Hampshire receives
only $500.
Two hunters In Gilmer Co., Georgia.
chopped down the trunk of withered
tree. and were Mortified TO discover in
the hollow stump the bleached bones of
dismembered human skeleton. On in
spection powder-horn and bulletpouch
were brought to light, together with a
few Wondering articles o: ralmeDt but
nothing else was found that would iden-
tify as TO who the person had been
Renting almost invariably depreciates
farm. and must be fatal TO profitable
farming The only successful farming,
with our present costly labor, is on pro-
ductiye land, Poor crops do not pay for
the labor The best income OF the farm
u from the improvement Of It's produc.
I've power, and the net profit Of il will
Increase IN greater proportion even than
It's product increases.
The New York Sun makes this class.
iiicatlon Of the members Of the Sonata
nod House OF Representatives in Wash
iDgton; In the Senate there arc 81 law
yers, bankers, each Of merchants
rhilroad officials, professional politicians
manufacturers, Z miners, 2 general bus.
iness, editor aud Sfarmers. Inthe Uonse
there are 1875 lawyers, 10 professional
politicians. IL merchants, II editors II
farmers. 10 manufacturers, physicians.
railroad officials, 2 each Of civil on.
gineers. miners and mechanics, clergy.
man. capitalist and me,allurgist. 90
Among the things In Boston which OK.
cited the wonder Of tho Zulu Indian
chiefs. was negro minstrel show. The
clog dancing by row Of spangled fel-
lows gave especial delight 'This night"
said one, 10 his Own tongue. Two have
eeen that which passes Nil other things
10 wonder Wethought our own dancers
we're the most perfect for keeping time
and for regularity Of movement, but We
tnd that this goes over anything wo have
either seen or imagined, and we are coy.
srcd with sbsple.w N