The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-02

when you owe it-every cent Of Il. No
matter how much the other man owes nor
how little he pays. You paw your debts,
my dear boy, and I will know at least one
man to whom won't be afraid to loan
money without collateral security or gill
edged paper"
Ella Maude Moore, winner Of FIVE
hundred dollsr prize offered by the Youths
Companion for the best short girls story, is
the author of the poem, "R 'ck of Ages"
She was born and now lives in Maine.
This may be some compensation to the
people OF the Pine Tree state for recent
affection.
"A change Of 900 votes 10 New York
would have elected Blaine and Logan.
Had'the millionaires' dinner never been
given to Blaine and the rum, romanism
and rebellion" insult Of Burchnrd never
been uttered, Blaine and Logan would have
been elected. They beat themselves. They
have none to blame but themselves.
--Is II not rather odd that, If the tariff
was, as Mr.. Blaine insisted, the one great
issue in the late election, by the decision Of
which the country was to stand or fall, be
has said not one word concerning it since,
but has only opened his mouth to rail about
southern lawIessness2 It seems that he
cannot even be consistent in hypocrisy.
Among the novelties 70 hosiery, is one
which will, II rs practical as II looks, do
away with the time honored garters. 1t IS
made long enough to come above the knee
five or six Inches and 80 shaped as to give
ample room for the free use Of the joint,
just owe which is a dainty ribbon lacing.
This holds in perfect position without con-
fning the limb.
The printer on Sunday made a great
and unwarrsnted reduction ia coal by"a
simple twist of the wrist" The coal itself
would grow blacker protesting at the out
rage if no one else did, and surely lump
coal at two dollars and sixty-6ve cents \
ton, az sold by Mr.. Moorhead is cheap
enough. The item is corrected this morn
ing.
Gov. Cleveland will be majority
president. H. has majority of thirty
seven in the electoral college. He will
have majority of $4,000 or more over Mr.
Blaine on the popular vote. He carried
majority OF the states-20 out of SO. He
will be supported by a majority or forty
two IN the house of representatives. Thii
is better than the republicans have done as
a rule Boston Herald.
-Theilicke must have strsyed away and
got lost. None Of his friends in Cairo hav
heard word from him since he left them
A marked Improvement In the Lock Has
en- Democrat, the paper owned by Thileick
| g. Brother, is noticeable in the last ri,
weeks, which we conclude is because e.
has taken the imaginary three legged stoo
andis pushing the faber of the editoria
department.
"A couple of young men yesterday il
driving across the Illinois Central railroad
on the cross levee had the misfortune t
break q shaft of their vehicle. The horse
slipped on the track and fell on the shaft
swapping it like pipe stem. The awk
wardness of the situation was somewha
enhanced by the knowledge tn " 1t added
a couple of dollars to the expense of th'
drive with nobody to blame.
Judge R binson had brace of plain
DRINKS before him yesterday morning
Both hid the usual sweled head accom-
psniments but no money. One went back
to jail, AID the other went home. Sophy
a colored lady from "Pinch," had Sun
day afternooI matinee, and WAS fined 81
for the fun she made, and having neither
money or friends will spend few days
metits,ing IN her sins in the city jail
The Current: 1.-THE good editor Of thu
Memphis Avalanch, because the squirrel,
bark sounds as cheeriy as ever, imsgne
himself philosopher, and wonders VIII.
there should be such q hubbub over cleo
ton. OF course the squirrel chats gleeful
ly to this editor But he is therefore NJ
philosopher. II he were republican 10
stead of democrat, and the squirrel
bark sill sounded cheerful, then he woulC
DO q philosopher. That's philosophy.
The old BULLETIN building will be re
paired, renovated and changed throughout
and the work to that end will be commenc
ed Immediately. A new roof will be- th
frat thing done; this will be followed by {
general change in the interior arrange
ments. The foundation of the house i
among the best In the city and the wall