The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-05
CHAS. R. STUART

peoples taxes cannot be reduced. There
will be stirring up of dry bones around
the state institutions and in the state de-
partmcuts that will make the people open
their eyes at the magnitude of Republican
nefficiency and corruption That is wat
the Republicans fear, and that is why they
hate Carter Harrison 50 much, and abuse
him so much.
1.-THE Globe Democratic heart was up
lifted and the Republican pulse accelerated
on Tuesday last, By the alledged discovery
that of the 450 saloons in Cleveland, OhlO,
24S were for Blaine. Still the Republican
party puts its trust in God and continues to
wet its whistle"
The old reliable Iron Mountain will
carry passengers to the St. Louis fair as
low as the lowest. Trains leave here
morning and evening. 1t is a pleasant
route day or night. Passengers on night
trains take sleeper at nine o'clock and
wake Up in ST. Louis for breakfast. It
For the sake Of the reputation of our
city, what little she has abroad, it is to
be nrdently hoped that strangers will not
judge Of the place by the first sidewalk
they pass over when they enter the town,
whether they come by river, or by any one
of the seven railroads that center here.
The law.bre .kers commenced their
Sunday as early as Friday morning. There
has not been police case in the courts for
two days, and Judge Robinson became SO
disguised with the monotony of the times
TINT he shut up shop and left for the couu,
try yesterday morning. He will, we pre-
sumo, attend church in Eco to day.
The Illinois Central gives an excursion
to St. Louis Fair every day 10 the week,
October 6 to 18th, carrying passengers for
one fare for round trip, ST. Louis and re-
turn. This is the only line running out of
Cairo that runs three daily trains with
coaches and seepers through to st. Louis.
Trains leave Cairo 100 a. NJ, 1926 p. m.
and 3:45 p, m. It
One Of the most interesting games of
the season will be played in the base ball
park this afternoon between the Cairo boys
aud the Vandalia club. This club claims
to be the champion of amutcurcs in all ILL
nols, and comes down expressly to cut the
feathers of the Calros. Those who have
seen the Cairos play expect to see the fur
fly.
The Cleveland PlainJealer, in answer to
the Sunday Voice, says; If all the "yiolat-
ers" OF the commandments vote for Cleve.
land, h; will have the largest majority even
given any man, and more than half his
vote will come from the party of thigh NOR
al ideas" - the grand old Republican
party
Smith ~ Briukmeyer having Just re.
ceived complete stock for iirst.class
merchant tailor establishment, CONSISTING
OF the best and latest designs Of all the
foreign makes of wooden cloths, cassimercs,
etc. which they will sell q, the lowest
hgures and guarantee satisfaction. Please
call and have your first choice while the
stock is full. su,S.hoy
The people Of Alexander county do
not want politics in local affairs. They do
not want score Of men to meet and say
who shall be their county officers. Now il
the time to rebuke the presumptious poli.
ticans who say you must have man lik,
John Gladuey for coroner, n breness law
rlke W. N. Butler for the peoples a,,or.
ney, or an inexperienced man like Sidne,
Miller for circuit clerk, by casting YOU,
ballots without regard to party or politics
for Richard Fitzgerald, for Angus Loek
for Ham. Irwin and for all the other indie
Il pen1pnt clndidatps