The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-16

| VI sluttlOus III WHICH Coi cnu "ioP'"y w.
the best advantage Observation-Disclosures as
humorous comedian. and the result always
is an ovation from the audience, as was the
case last night.
An old citizen of this county named
Hudson, died Yesterday at his home near
Hodges park.
Mr.. Harry Martep, the comical motto
and character vocalist, is at the Theatre
Comique this week. His extemporaneous
rhymes and songs are a source OF much
amusement to all who hear him. 81
The New York World, the morning
after the election when the majority for
secretary of state was still 10 doubt uttered
the following significant sentences: ut is
by no means certain that the liquor dealers
crusade against Judge Maynard has been
successful. The vote will be close. 1t will
BE- fortunate tor them If they have failed.
They certainly will not advance their in'
terests BY their exhibition of brainless intol-
erance and their willingness TO use money
TO influence an election. Many persons who
have heretofore been opposed to prohibition
will believe that business which is admit
teddy an evil demanding restraint might
be considerably restricted when it under
takes to control elections with the money il
too often makes out of ignorance, immoral
ity and crime"
Remember the party at Prof. Hardy's
Dancing School tonight and his class next
Tuesday night. 1t
Just received and open for inspection,
a large invoice of the finest and latest
styles of bronze moulding, al Clark i Low
etts, No. IS Eighth street. lw
The novel and interesting entertain
ment to be presented tomorrow evening at
the Opera House, by the Imperial Dragon
japanese Troupe, will amply repay very
large attendance, as we are assured by those
who have witnessed their performances
that there is not single old trick in the
entire programme, everything produced be-
ing new aud good. Their acrobatic teats
and tap-spinning are simply marvellous,
while the wonderful feat of walking on q
thin strip of paper, which spans the stage
three feet from terra 6rma, simply para
lyzes the audience. The show Is first.class
and will bear close inspection. The troupe
is composed of genuine Jsps. both male and
female, the latter being especially pretty
aud attractive in their bright, quaint cos
tunes and odd manners. Buder will sell
tickets at rs, so and IS cents, which in.
cudes reserved seats.
MIR. j. Mcclellan, the horseshoer on
Ninth street, will be found in the old brew
cry while his shop is being repaired. st
Full stock and complete sample book
OF wedding invitations, etc., just received at
The BULLETIN Job Office, No. IS Ohio
Levee. If
1T will be of interest to the dealers in
aud vendors of newspapers, etc, IN this
city, to know that Attorney General Nc.
CARNEY has recently decided that vending
of such publications as the Police G zette
and others of like nature WAS unlawful AMI
subjected the vendors 10 arrest and prose-
cution. But the opinion and the aw avail
little unless it is needed and enforced Such
publications have large sale in this city, and
10 nearly all of the cities of this state. Says
the Springfield Journal, there is no form Of
decentralization more pernicious to boys and
young men, and the sale Of such literature
should not be tolerated at all. II deaer
through temptation to gain, or through
desires to psDder to vicious public taste,
are not mora and resoute enough 10 refuse
to buy and vend those publications, yet
whocsI me fear of the law shout d copstraiD
them to do so. 10 the absence of societies
for the suppression OF vice, Young Mems
Christian associations should take the sub
jet in hand and for the sake Of the purity
aud welfare of young men, see that the sale
Of vicious aud perncou4 literature is no
longer tolerated in the cities and towns Of
this state"
One of the most attractive artists on
the ComiQuc stage this week is Miss
Banch Leslie, whose rare beauty and sweet
voice in song is captivating everybody.
81
Kennedy & Bryant, "thc versatile
coons,' are drawing big houses at the The
a,re Comique this week with their burlesque
charscterz atoms. Go and see th"m. 81
"A coored gent came here with his wife
from Marshall, ILL.,, about one month ago,
aud took up his residence at the corner of
Thirteenth and Walnut streets. He was a
nobby fellow; wore good clothes, including
kid gloves and silk hat, and also Burnsides.