The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-01

al' It'll true, as the Professor says, that
the terms are too long, and the sessions are
too long and tiresome; the hours Of study
are too long and there are too many sub.
jects studied
-"lnterViews, or Bright Bohemian" is
bright, sparkling comedy written by Mr.
Mobiles, and embodies true humor, anus.
Ing dialogues and situations, catching the
audience at once and retaining its interest
throughout the entire presentation. AT no
time does the plot trespass upon the prov
ince OF improbability aRd there is not a
single line in the entire piece which could
have the slightest tendency toward shock
ing the scusiblity of any one. The cheeky
but ever gentIemanly, enterprising and
self.possessed Bohemian is painted with
the pen of master whose inspiration 10
evidently drawn from actual scenes wit
messed within the mysterious precincts of
the editorial sanctum.
In the Uoited st ties senate Tuesday
the 100000 appropriation for the census
was agreed to. The senate proceeded with
the tariff bill, completing the metal sched/
ule and proceeding with sugars, In The
house bill was introduced appropriatlng
$4,000 and $4,000 to defray the expenses
of the contestant and contestee respectfully
in the Sessinghaus-Frost contest The
postal bill was reported. The Amendment
approprating sis5,OO0 for special mail
facilities was non.concurredi in and con.
ference committee will be appointed.
Thirty.dve items of the chemical schedule
OF the tariff bill were disposed of.
Two negro women had lively tussel
in down town shanty Tuesday night
which aroused the neighborhood for some
distance around. They had both been
drinking out of the ssUe flask
and the matter in dispute was,
as near as we could learn, which |
of them had drunk the most. They were
both arrested and jailed, and brought be-
fore Magistrate C0mngs yesterday morn.
ing. Taey h)'h pleaded guilty to dis
orderly conduct but asked the mercy of !
the court, stating that they had no money
with which to pay a fine, and if fined |
would have to 60 to Jail and leave their
fouror tive little children at home un.
cared for. The courts kind heart was
touched with the story-lot for the women
but for the children. he gave the culprIts |
a good lecture and q warning and told |
them to ~ 10 their family duties and sin
40 more
Two wild Irishmen lodged IN a freight
car in the Illinois Central yards Tuesday
night. One Of them was the unfortunate
posse sor of flask OF benzne which he
lad bough, in order to keep the could
Jff4n i'm, and for which he had spent
more than nights lodging would have
,ost. He took sip every now and then
until he wGs just tipsy enough to be liberal,
md to feel insu ted if his lberality were not
appreciated. He offered his companion a
rink but he refused, which angered the
iind doner and caused him to use lam
,uage that led to fight. A go-as.You.
please rumpus was INDUCED 10 for some
minutes but not much damage wa done to
he physiOgnomy of either Of the con.
estau,s, H0stilities ceased by mutual con.
tent before officers or watchman became
.ognizsnt Of them, and the only manner
q which the particulars of the battle were
made known 10 others than the contestants
themselves was through the Growing of
me OF them yesterday which nearly led
o another fight on the levee.
The late Captain Hambletons funeral
was one of the most imposing
hat has ever occurred here. The remains
arrived here from Mound City few min.
ties before o'clock, by special train Of
hfee coaches, all crowded with the Mound
City friends of deceased The train drew
owly up IN the Union depot where Cairo
Lodge, No. 231, a. aud A. NJ, 10 uni.
orm, aud alArge number Of other cit.z ms,
awaited it, After few moments delay the
,otfia was brought forth, IN charge Of Cairo
Lodge, No 257. 1t was an elegant metal
C casket, with heavy silver handles along
the sides and at the ends, and the I'D was
covered with floral ornaments. 1t was
,rriel by eight pal bearers, preceded by
several members of Mount City Lodge who
carried some beautiful devices of greens
and flowers, Oae of these was column
Of sverJrsens and tjwers, surmou1ted by
white dove, another harp composed of
the same. Immediately after the casket
came the members of Cairo Lodge aud
these were followed by the Mound
City friends OF deceased and