The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-30


the order.
Temps are numerous in Cairo just
now AMI II is advisable TO keep doors lock-
ed and windows fastened. II Is nothing
unusual for citizen whose gate posts are
properly marked, to have half dozen
"hand' me-ous" called for In the morning
before breakfast.
The grand jury of a republican court
At Chicago recounted the vote and found
greater maj rity for Brand, democrat,
than WAS found by the county board OF
csnvassers, proving that the republican cry
Of fraui would have come with better
grace from the other side of the house.
Lewis, the son OF Rum. Rom anism.And-
Rebellion Burchard, has addressed letter
to Dlgby Bell, the comedian, stating that
unless he refraiued from saying "Whoa
Burchard," in speaking to y live donkey on
the stage at the Casino, in the opera OF
"Nrll Gwynep," he would be held person.
ally respor sibe.
The Louisville Times says: 1.-THE
Times would be rejoiced to see both CoDk-
ling and Blaine sent to the senate. There
would be coon and turkey-goboler time
for awhile, but when the feathers and FUR
had been swept out, heavenly harmony
would sit down at the right hand Of Bro.
Htndricks and abide there for the rem ,io-
der Of the session."
First Assistant Posimaster-Genera
Mari, in his annual report, recommends the
extension of the free delivery system 10
cities of 10000 inhabitans, provided thu
yearly postaI venue am ,unts 10 $4,000
and that buildings iol post'fices be erect
I'd in cite, of 10000 inhabitants VIII re
there are no pubic buildings.
1t seems that all the living rebel raid
ers-Lnngstreet, Mostly, ETC., are active re-
public rs, and it is well undcrsto" among
Gen. I'm Morgan's most lnimate friends
that II WAS bis intention al the close OF the
war to take An active part IN the same po-
Ii'icnl nr an z ton. II is ais" rders'o"d
that Gen Forrest WAS fast drifting in the
same direction iefore his death.
AT tie Pyshyte ian church this even
in R ". A. Fl. Trick will begin series "i
six sermons to young people on 1.-THE
Christian Life" "The Rgh Beginning"
2 "Ohstac e." g "uelps," ''E dursncr,"
s rvc 9Th Blessed r ward" T lis
morn no Mr.. Trick will pre- Oh n "Th"
;urc Road To Greater Usefulness"
Robert McW.de will appear at the
opera hDu.c some time next week in his
rest h "a 80, "R Y Whklc,' IL h.
ntr'rr. - on # siir- h'N- ~ ri"t t'
peer o J,ff SOB. he A,s m, $40
ii # reutv,rsion OF h favprlte cd drama
| winch Was rendered n.c Gear, by the orig
ins being the properly of Jefferson, and
could only be played with his permission
McWade is well supported, and is worthy
the patronage Of our people.
"A pleasant little party gathered last
night at the residence of Mrs. Cash, on
Tenth street, to indulge in the substantials
and trimmings of an elegant oyster supper,
the outgrowth Of too much faith
in the ability of Mr. Blaine to
"sweep the country like whirlwiud." The
principals in the affair were the amiablp
lady OF the house and Mr.. Burnett, Of THE
BULLETIN. The supper was an honor tn
Mr.. Cleveland, and like him success.
Among the guests present we're Mrs. Wood
ward, of Lnckport. Doctors Geo. and Her.
bert Parker, Col. Jno. W. Scott, aud Mr..
and Mrs. Burnett The speeches we're ligh,
and airy but the eating and drinking was
prodlgious.
The Argus, in its Mound City news
Friday night, published an account Of the
sinking of fat boat loaded with 1000
barrels Of potatoes at the slower end OF
Grand Chain in the Ohio" and that "the
Gus Fowler took 600 bbls. from her
This account Is correct except that the boat
didn't have 1000 barrelc aboard, only g.
500; didn't sink at Grand Chain, but at the
Sisters few miles below Golconda; didn't
sink on Wednesday but On Friday, els,
the Fowler didn't take GOO bbs from the
wreck. but the City Of Nashville did sue.
coed In saving 500 bills. which she deliver.
Ell At Paducnh. With these few correc.
tinns the account rs published eight days
after the accident IN " I've regarded a. NC
cura'e. Nothing like reading an evening
paper fur the very latest.
The following letter settles the ques.
tinn rs to what was the name of the I'm.
known steamboat wreck lately r.ked up