The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-21

No. company of female artists. The lady
orchestra is novelty and gives great salts
faction. The lady street parade in the
afternoon is novelty never witnessed il
this city.
The "ayant courier of Buffalo Bill
called on The BULLETIN last night and an
nounced that he left the steamer at Metrop-
oils and that the "Wild Vest would ar.
rive without fail tonight.
Governor Hamilton has issued proc
lamation making Thursday, the eth, a day
of thanksgiving, rejoicing and turkey. 1t
is needless to say the day will be faithfully
observed by the democrats.
All the lodges or secret societies in
Cairo apparently will hold special meet
ings Saturday night, and as most of them
will have important business their sessions
will be oag and run until nearly mid
night.
The burden of Mr.. Blaine remarks is
that the country is going to the dogs be-
cause it would not let James G.. Blame
save it, How strangely his words will
sound twoyears from now when the coun-
try will have forgotten all about James G.
Blaine.
Capt. John r. Thomas was married
yesterday at Red Bud, Ill.,, to Miss Jennie
Beatty, an accomplished and beautiful girl
of eighteen, daughter of DR.. Beatty of Red
Bud. The ceremony was performed by
Judge Browning.
"A man started to ride home from San
Jose, Cal. His road lay four miles through
fields Of pumpkins and squashes. The
constant pumpkin panorama finally de-
throned his reason, and he reached home a
maniac, crying, "See the squashes! See the
squashes" He had to be straight, iacketed
and sent to the asylum.
An ardent democrat called at the New
Bedford, Mass, city clerks Office on Satur.
day and asked that obliging official to do
him favor. He wanted the clerk to
change the register of his dog, recorded as
Benjamin F. Butler, to that of Grover
Cleveland, which hereafter was to be the
cognomen Of the animal.
The supper Of the cheerful workers"
last night was a substantial and successful
affair Taking the advice of The BuLLE-
TIN the crowd gathered early and staid
late and the ladies in charge worked cheer
fully to please their guests aud gather in
the shekles, and, we are glad to say were
cminently successful in both.
Judge Robinson yesterday felt called
upon to administer a singing rebuke to
Ella Jones, colored lady, in the shape of
five dollar fine for disturbing the Sabbath
like peace that reigns in "Pnch." Ella
not having the money was sent where she
should work for her board on the rock pile
that the city ought to have but has not.
The key IN which Mr. Blaine pitched
bis attack on the solid south was between
whine and growl. Mr.. Blaine should
initiate the dignided silence of his late run
ming mate, John A. Logan. There is much
philosophy in the remark of Mr.. Stephen
W. Dorsey of honorable memory, that the
abest man alive is the man with his tongue
cut out.
The chief coffee consuming country in
the world is the United States, and the cot.
fee trade is one of the leading items of our
foreign commerce. The valne of our coffee
imports during the year ending with las,
June was $4,000, T2s This was ar
increase of nearly nineteen million pounds
in the amount consumed as compared with
the previous year.
Jim Blaine in his speech at Augusta
on the 18th attributes his defeat to the en-
reimbursement of the negro. He also at
tributes the low price of wages at the north
to the same cause. We Judge from the
tenor Of his remarks that he wants them re
turned to slavery, but the democrats, tn,
only true friends OF the colored man, will
see that Mr.. Blaine.s scheme Is not carried
, out.
The election of Cleveland and talk o
free trade or something else, has caused
matrimonial boom. The market WAS activ
+ yesterday with Judge Robinson. His fire
call to tie the knot that can only DO unite,
by death or divorce court, will caus
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