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

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man to solicit advertisements for book {
commission. Lots of money can be ma
by the right msn.
The wife of the jaier at OConta, wis
was left on guard, and armed for the da
with pistol, which her son doubted ST
had the courage to discharge. He made
test by putting on prisoners costume an
whooping at her. He is slowly recovering
J While we think the title Dads Girl
a little unfortunate for Miss Ulmer's new
play, we are assured it is a success in ev
cry particular, and that the charming
young actress appears to better advantage
in it than any she has thus far brought out
The Butler vote was Unexpectedly
small, and the greenback party is gasping
its last. The st. John vote, tho probably
not over 100000 altogether, was very large
for such a man and such a campaign. The
vote spring up from all quarters, and sig
uifes the growing strength of prohibition
From Anna Talk.
THE BULLETINS Annual will be issued
about the 1st of December and serve as a
fine holiday advertising medium. From
1900 to 1000 will be circulated.
The weather is all that one could wish,
pleasantly cool and clear skies, neither a
plethora of mud or redundancy of dust.
The weather signals and observational in.
dicatons seem to promise continuance
for some time, but the weather in advance
is one of those things that no fellow can
find out. The average weather prognosti-
Gator generally comes to grief and dies of
a broken heart. So beware
On Saturday last strangely fashioned
river craft, having two small stern wheels
and propelled by horses and one mule,
lay at the foot of 9Th street unloading lot
Of old scrap iron. We did not see the
name of this nondescript vessel if she had
one-but from appearances suppose she is
the salt river packet expected to arrive--al
parties intending to take passage will'please
leave notice with the captain without delay.
David Charbonnier who in going to
the postoflice was lost in snow storm for
three days and when found was SO badly
frozen that he lost his hands and legs and
now gets about in a small wagon with a
hand organ ia front. Having wife and
four children and being deprived of the
use Of all his limbs he sohcils the charity
of his more fortunate countrymen,
"A gentleman informs us that from an
examination Of the stock law it appears that
all who did not vote in favor of domestic
animals running at large are to he counted
as against their so running. If this be a
correct exposition Of the statute, the ques
ton was decided in favor of keeping them
up within enclosures, by large majority
the vote being 1902 for running at large and
2OGG against running at large, We have
not read the law upon the subject, and give
no opinion as to the question involved
There is convict in the Calirorni,
state prison who has made three attempt.
to kill his wife, and ehe is still alive ant
hearty. For the first time he was sentcn
ced to only year, as the evidence was MOI
clear that he meant to hurt her seriously
but as he let less than day pass after be
ing liberated before stabbing her, the sec
end assault was deemed rather murderous
and for it he served five years. He used
pistol in the third onslaught, and went t,
prison for ten years, which have nearly OK
PRED.
AT meeting Of prominent democrat
held at the Arab engine house last Sa,ur
day, il was resolved to celebrate in an ap
propriate manner the election Of Clevelan(
and Hendricks, on Wednesday evening
next, Nov l2, and the gentlemen who's
names follow were elected q committee o
arrangements to direct preparations for tn
important event: Col. s. s. Taylor, Cap,
j. NJ. Phillips, Messrs. NJ. J. lIowley, p. q
Schulz, and B. +. Blake. Eminent speak
ers from abroad will be present
We have heard that some of the per
sons engaged in celebrating the election @
Cleveland AMI Hendricks, on Saturday G,
ening behaved very rudcly towards Nj
Fisher, and perhaps at other places, throw
ing stones and otherwise guilty of VIII,
might be called malicious Eischef. II
to be hoped that all who undertake TO eel
CITRATE democratic victories even If they a,
quite young, will remember TINT thew d