The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-05

| means, or the inclination 10 pay the
cousins are many Of them men Of prop
erty, with good incomes aud plenty of ready
money, who order goods, run up bills and
''stand the collector off, from month 10
month and year to year until forbearance
ceases to be a virtue. far as the creditor
ia concerned one case Is as bad as the other
as neither account will help TO meet his
own liabilities. Their names will, il the
members OF the association do their duty,
be found side by side in its reports and on
it's books without fear, favor or respect of
person.
A dispatch from Washington says;
Among the six applicants for postmaster of
Evansville, in place Of Mr., Thaycr, who re-
signed, EX.Congressmsn leIlman and
number OF leading citizens have recon.
mendcd Mr.. II. $. Bennett. These recon-
mendatious do the work for Mr., Bennett,
and be will receive the appointment When
he gets into his new position, which will be
in few days, he should take warning by
the fate Of his predecessor, aad never kiss
woman without he Is dead certain nobody
is looking Its no crime in Thaycr kiss
ing the lady The crime was in doing the
act when some one was looking Mr.. Ben
nett, however, is said 70 he good, moral
Republican; but, hang il 50 was Thayer.
Some time back II VI. Smiths store at
Caledonia was burned down, and the cause
of the fire was great mystery. The loss
entailed upon Mr.. Smith was a very large,
as he had but small insurance. A few
nights since Copc'snd's store at Joppa, in
Massac county, ten miles this side Of Me-
tropolis on the river was burglarized and
two men were arrested on suspicion Of hav.
Ing done the deed One Of them turned
states evidence and inculpsted also a man
and his son named Edwards, who lived IL
Caledonia some time ago and at the time
Smiths store was burned, Lately they have
been at Mound CITY. Upon notice from the
sheriff Of Mqssac county, Sheriff Grain OF
Pulaski county arrested these two men aud
lodged them in jail. The msn turning
states evidence says they are also the par
ties who fired Judge Smiths store - Argus.
1t is dangerous to tie cows tail to
your body while milking. At least that is
what Geo. Huston and his COW both think
since q recent experiment. George lives in
Sullivan county, N. Y, The other morn
ing he was milking his cow, the flies both
cred her and she switched her tail uDmer-
cifully George was annoyed 10y the tail
switching in his face, and finally tied 1t to
his ankle. A few minutes later the COW be-
came frightened and rushed around the
yard, dragging Huston over the ground at
a lively rate A mllkman passing by went
to his assistance, Falling to corner the
COW, he seized the boy 10y the shoulders
just as the COW jumped over the fence The
sudden stop caused her tail to break off
close up to her body. The boy was not
seriously injured
This mornings dawn will reveal the
broad acres OF Mclean county robed in
white. Throughout the night, Jack Frost
has been'stealing his way among the shrubs
and flowers and blades of grass. Not a
spear that lacked shelter from his in-
iluenCe has he left untouched. This time
no was not thirsty as before. lie had been
out in the heavy rains of Saturday and
Monday nights and was IN full glow Of
health and strength as he comprised the
destruction of tender vegetation during the
dark hours of last night. The first rays of
the morning sun will light up u scene of