The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-17

OF raw rubber who at present have things
all their own way Crude rubber is now
worth 81 90 per pound, an extraordinary
price not at all justified by the cost of pro-
ducton and transportation
Next Monday we have Rentz.Santley's
troupe of artists at the Opera House here,
and on Tuesday night Marie Litta will be
here with large company Litta is a new
star who rose on the tire ,ticsl armament
likes meteor; but remains there tixed-star
increasing in brightness with each season.
The entz-Santey troupe is now in ST..
Louis playing nightly to crowded houses.
There are from five to ten thousand
sacks Of corn between this city and Com
mercial Point, awaiting shipment to this
city. Owing to the low water aud float
ing ice, navigation in the Mississippi above
here is entirely suspended and freight &C,
cumulstes Arrangements are about to be
made by Captain Shields to relieve the
pressure for conveyance from Commercisl
Point down.
Senator Hogan has introduced a bill
in the Illinois Senate, providing for the
Reimbursement of Pulaski County for the
loss of its public buildings. The bill ap-
propriates $4,000. The Senator does well
for new recruit II he will continue to
keep one eye upon the surplus million in
the state treasury aud the other upon the
needs of his constituents he will make
model memb er-for his constituents.
Mrs. S. Williamson has just received a
large lot of the Irish point lsces Irish point
embroidery and the Irish linen fan lace
that is So stylish in the eastern cities. She
also offers her millinery goods at cost
Black sud coorsi ostrich tips for 20 cts,
worth SIS cts. each Beaver hats from
81 so to $500 each have sold the same
for S35 She invites her customers TO
call and examine goods before purch sing
elsewhere. 81
Cato McKssick aud Evira Willisms
we're before Magistrate Comings yesterday,
charged with having novisible means ofsup.
port, which, however, is not to be taken as
implying that they were suspended in mid
air like Msiemoisslle Seemsu At the Opera
House Monday night. Cato AMI Eivirs
were, so fs as known, gaining liyelbo I'd
IN an elegitimste way. The court fined
each one Aundred dollars aud costs and
sent them out of town.
A better au Hence greeted NJ. Pres.
colt at the High school room yesterday
evening than was there the day before.
There was larger percentage Of grown
people, which was favorable circum.
stance. The philosophy Of reading" VAS
his subject and he handled it in very en-.
,ertsiuing AMI instructive way. He proved
tha, be understood his subject thorou lilly
in all its bearings aud details. To-day his
subject will concern articulation more par.
ticuIsriy, If We were correctly Informed
A fair audience greeted the seemsns
a, the Opera House last night and va;
evidently well pleased with the per-
formsace. A new and very attractive pro.
gramme was presented, which comprised
thing, beautiful, novel aud wonderful,
which held the attention Of the audience
throughout and ELECTED much applause
The performance presented by the Seeman's
is refreshing departure from the usual the.
atricsl performances which delights hsbilual
thestre.goers and creates new relish for
the emotional kind.
State Senator Hogan, Of Pulaski, is
for Culom for the United States Senate; 80
s Or. Lodge Democratic ~ member OF the
House from the same district, by the grace
Of a fraudulent Republican returning
board That the latter is for Cuilom
was evident from hia cowardly action when
the Merrill resolution declaring the atate
constitution barrier to the election Of
Cullom OF Hamilton to the Senate, was
voted upon. The Dr.. bobthomased the
question, in other words, he sbsented him
self. Mr.. Spann, the rightrul owner OF
the seat now occupied by DR.. Lodge, but
the defeated one by the fraud Of Repubi.
can returning board, was not for Cullom,
and he was under no obligations to Mr.
Hogan and would not be under any. He
was aud is an honorable Democrat, who
would not connve with Republicans and
accept from them certificate of election
that belonged by right to another, paying
for it with his liberty of thought, word and
deed in the halls OF the Legislature. These
are facts which, put together rightly, fur
nish reason why the Pulaski County
returniny hoard might have nr.fprred tht