The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-08
The DAILY BULLETIN.


Blaine to Jay Gould: Burn these re-
turns.
The contest was closest between Ben
liuter and Belva Lockwood.
The agony is over, and Blame and Ma
ria Halpin will retire to private life.
Rutherford B. Hayes heart can now
bleed some more for the poor colored man.
We may now expect the 60. p. to be
merged in the 0. U. T. party about March
a, 1885.
Eliza Pinkerton helped the republicans
beat Tiden, but it takes more Halpin to
beat Cleveland.
Our much.tried rooster makes his last
appearance this morning. He was lone
some but persistent.
Judge Gilbert, of Ste, Mary, Mo-, is In
the city visiting the families of his sons,
W. B. and N. F. Gilbert.
The late republican party and Multi
gan Blaine, like the Phiistines of old, were
slain by the jaw bone of an ass.
Oliver and Armor of Capt. Hiram
Hills can be secured by applying to Major
Ell. Halliday on wharf boat No.2. If
The W. G. T. U. gave one of their very
enjoyable supper at Ideal League hall last
night. AS usual it was well patronized.
Last nights procession marched through
the streets of St. Louis carrying Bsine's
efgy in hearss covered with waving
plumes.
The probabilities are that Oglesby is
elected governor by a majority of from to
5000 and that the state is democratic on
lint ballot
"A learned professor estimates that du-
ling one season over sixty-two thousand
gallons Of blood are drawn from humanity
by mosquitoes.
The department clerks and other Of
fcials who have had leave of absence to
vote, will now return to Washington solid
for civil service reform.
Notice, now is the time to lay in your
winter stock of kindllng at $l0) per load
leave orders with Fred Thomas, next the
Rough and Ready engine house. CT
-Grover Cleveland, by the grace of God
and the will of the people, president of the
United States Of America for four years,
Beginning March 4th, 1885.
In Formosa, when anybody dies, every
hody gets drunk Mr. St. John, having
plenty of leisure now, would do wei! to
make trip to Formosa-Ex.
"A Livingtone county, Mich, farmer
has six years crops of wheat stored in his
granary. He thinks there is to be fam.
ine in few years and wheat will be high.
The republican soothsayers failed to
observe that the sky had been painted red.
A return Of the old democratic ceruean
true blue may be expected about March
next.
The 4th Of March, 1885, should find "a
right smart chance" Of democrats in Wash.
!ngton. There has, until now, been no
special attraction for them there for twenty.
four years.
DIR. Bristow, Robt. Bartleson and John
weaver, of Grand Chain, Pulaski county,
are down to hear the political news. We
h'p' they may enjoy the inspiring notes of
TIE democratic rooster
The Dispatch elected every can.
dida'e that it opposed during the late cam.
pa'gn. Prospective candidates will make
aDote of this and govern ,hcm,elve. &C.
cordingly 10 the next campaign
Bishop William Taylor says that in
Africa the natives have only two suits each
-'dirt and paint-and that you can tell q
christian Ksffir because he wears shirt,
The heather don't Kafflr clothing,
Professor Huxley, now sojourning at
Venice for his health, has sscertained by
lsborious experiments that a full.grown
mans heart should beat 70 times In u min
u,s, and bis lungs iuhsle 10 times minute