The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-07

the unmistakcabe ring of alliance, and the
Germans always mean what they say. II
Spain considers frances apology INSULT
cient and trouble ensues, a German army
will be over the French frontier within a
few hours of Minister Nunez leaving Paris,
a step already threatened.
The BULLETIN compelled the Mystics
Yesterday top pay little balance of $500
printing left over from their stupendous
exhibition of themselves at tue Opera House
last week, The compelling process added 3
dollars costs to the bill. Three muscular
members Zone for each dollar, visited the
office in search of the editor. Thielecke,
however, was sick and his "sub"-thank
heaven was not at home.
The business of consolidating the Iron
Mountain, the Wabash, st. Louis & Pacific
and the Mobile & Ohio railroads, Cairo
office was completed yesterday. The Union
depot is like "a banquet hall deserted"
Nothing but the passenger and baggage
business is transacted there. The Wabash
freight depot is also abandoned and lonely
The freight will all be handled at the NJ.
& 0, office, opposite Eighth street.
yellow fever is still making ravages
among the Mexicans, especially in interior
towns, where it Is spreading rapidly. At
Mazatlan, out Of thirty-one members Of an
opera troupe, including Peralta, prima
donna, seventeen died in three weeks and
in two weeks more only five we're left. The
bodies were being buried uncofined. The
courts and some places of business are
closed, and the officials and merchants
have fed the country.
Henry Study, on dying at Ransom,
H., has left a strangely acquired fortune
of $65,000. He was cripple from birth.
At the close of the war he donned the uni
form of soldier, made up pathetic story
of having been wounded 10 battle, and went
on a tour as a beggar. He was wonderfully
successful by reason of his clever talk and
miserable appearance, and in three years
accumulated the sum mentioned. He ever
afterward lived idly on the interest.
If q reporter had gone about the streets
to-day with a gun and had shot every per-
son who knew nothing, the town would
now be depopulated. - Columbus Demo
crat at the scribe had shot everybody
that knows something and won't tell it, he
would have had far larger number of
murders to answer for. There are thou.
sands of persons in every town who know
something and won't tell it, and then 90
around and d-n a reporter because he
hasn't got it in his paper. Win. Sun.
james Gordon Bennett has resolved to
"down the news-dealers" and sell the Herald
for two cents The news-dealers had been
demanding three cents after the reduction.
H is arranging for the establishment of
500 independent news-stsnds throughout
the city Of New York, to be presided over
by employees Of the Herald. He instructs
his agents for the establishment of these
stands to give preference to applicants who
are widows with children to support and
middle-aged women in Strengthened cir.
cumstances.
Remenyi and his small but talented COM
bnation Of solo artists will be at The Hslh-
day this afternoon fresh from their great
success in St. Louis, aud a nights rest
will place them all in fine shape for the
grand concert tomorrow night,
The troupe consists of the great Hun.
garian Remenyi; Miss Jennie Dutton, sop.
rsno; Edmond DeCelle, tenor; Adolph
Bauer pianist, which goes to make
combination Of talent seldom met with.
Each and every one has record and
even alongside the world famous Remenyi
they have been able to divide the honors.
Do not fail to get tickets early Monday
morning.
-Harper's B,zaris severe on the mushy,
trashy rot so much Of which is nowadays
published as novels, and says: "Feed your
child on pickles and sweetmeats, allow her
to wear paper-soled shoes and an INSULT
cheney Of flannel, and we all know what
the consequences will be-dyspepsia and
hectic cough. Does it never occur to you
that the analogy applies to her mental sus-
tenance and equipmentl-that if we feed
her uniformed and emotional nature with
high-splced morbid, unreal fiction she
will become incapable of digesting better
literature, and that by the time she is a
woman anything solid will be rejected by
the pampercd eppetitel Have you never
seen this, you mothersW
1t is stated that Hon. w. s. Holman,
though a member of congress for nearly