The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-01-16
GLEAN1NGS.

Tu the Gersy Lilly, BEG. IN g.
ude skares expected Ct my Aig
sea your Buly on the sage
Without deer little qpid3 dart
left stickin' in Nj bleetn hart.
II freddie-geBhardt words tu spell
hay Lerned Nj lessen well,
Ofitho sum peepll Sa Wv me-
spe frooT-f-R-u-T-c.
New York Sun.
According to the Yale Record, the
two hours session in German optional
| produces the following the exer-
else OF little 'patience;"
Zwanzlg lieb-krank Mndchen wir,
I.iebkrank allie ganz ungern.
Zwanzin YHnrc, wcrden wlr
| Iwanzig lieb-krank Mwdchen sein.
The two-headed monstrosity known
as Mile Christmas has brought libel
suit at Fort Wayne against the business
department Of Adam Forepaugh's cir
Gus. The allegation is that when Millie
was exhibiting herself there the Fore
paugh people distributed landbills call
ing her a 'revolting and horrid mon.
strosity."
The farmers Of Arkansas are awaken
ing TO the advantage of cooperation
One thousand OF them living in the re-
gion round about Des Arc have formed
a cooperative organization and are ad-
vertising for bids for their undivided
trade.
A building near the Postof1ice in Phe-
nix, A. T., has been injured in a singu-
lar way A gopher, in tunneling, ran
his tunnel into the ditch. The water
running through this, under the house,
caused the foundation to settle several
inches, and had not the cause been dis
covered the house would shortly have
tumbled into the street.
Twenty-three years ago Stillman
Pond, Of Batavia, n, Y, sold horse
to a farmer in a noighboring town for
1925, The farmer did not pay, and the
Law was resorled TO. The case was set
tied a few days ago, the original
amount having became swollen to over
$500 by the accumulation Of interest
aud the costs.
A down town East paper says that a
hotel porter in Portland, Me, "who in
variably gets Is cents for blacking a
pair Of boots, answered a request for
shine the other afternoon with.
We'll, guess tomorrow morning I'll
black them; I've BACKED enough boots
to-day There would seem to be a
good opportunity for creating vacan-
cy in that hotel.
The prominent and law-abiding citi-
zens OF Denver, tired Of the looseuess OF
the laws OF the Centennial State, have
organized law and order society, for
the purpose OF ascertaning if there are
any laws in the state; if there are laws,
to have them enforced; and, il there are
no laws, to bring the State Legislature
70 q point where it will enact laws.
In what is claimed TO be the mos,
delicate pair of scales in the world, ac.
cording to the account given in the sci
ontitic papers, the beam is made Of rye
straw, and together with the pans,
which are made Of suminvm weighs
only fifteen grains. In the most deli
cate scale heretofore made the beam
and pan weighed sixty eight grains
| lu| 'Nhlli t'lbS lllohV VI bAhiAliiltl
and the instrument was capable o
. weighing to one thousapdth Of grain
This new scale, however, weighs 20 th'
tep-thousandth Of grain A piece o
t hair one inch long, on beng weighed
with this wonderful apparatus, wa
found to represent the almost infnites
imal quantity Of one-tboussndth of
grain.
. A St, Louis man applied for licens,
to keep a saloon The official who's,
duty it is to receive such application
refused the request, The applicant ap
piled for a mandamus to compel the of
iicial's favorable action. The court sus
tanned the oiiicials's motion TO quasi
the writ of mandamus, and the Cour
|; Of Appeals, before which the case wa
ultimately taken, has sustained tn,
lower court for the following reasons
: The right to keep dram shop in Mis-
souri, is not legal right, but matte
of municipal tolerance; the licensing
. power is discretionary power no
subject 10 any court whatever, and cal
refuse the saloon privilege to whom i
i pleases and for any reason 1t pleases, 81