The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-14

duced some years ago in New York and
first were much favored but atterly are n
so well thought of. Their eIterminatiC
has been proposed proposition muc
easier made than executed.
The two candidates IN the cOuntr
who can regard the election returns wit
complacency are Judges Andrews aud Ia
pablo. Incomplete returns gives to each
majority Of over 100000.
Not one word was uttered during tn
campaign against the integrity and stall
wart honesty of Grover Cleveland and tn
Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks. Put it il
black type and don't burn it.
In response to request for the news, {
we'll known republican of this city sent the
following telegram to a Henderson friend
AS goes New York, so goes the postoflice
New York has gone to h y"
1t was not fair in President Arthur to
make his Thanksgiving proclamation part
of last weeks news. Imagine Blaine read
ing the chilling election returns, and wind
ing up with Arthur's recommendations.
The local optionists Of Louisville ex-
press the opinion that there will be close
race on the whisky question in that city in
December, for they intend TO agitate the
matter thoroughly before the people.
The ladies of the charity association
are going to give ball IN Ideal League
hall one week from to-day, TO repleDlsh
their exhausted treasury, and thus be enab-
led to 60 on with the good work they have
been doing.
Poor old B. f, B He looks like the
sister of an old woman the hogs ate up.
But he must feel even worse than he looks.
There is no silver cup in any bag of meal
for this Benjamin. Gone down with Chan
dler and the Tallapoosa.
The autumn leaves are falling and re-
minds one Of the drunkard's soliloquy-
Leaves have their time to fall,
And so have l;
The difference 'twixt them and me,
| fall more harder and more frequently.
"A young lady in Colorado being in
poor health, her mother offered her ten
cents a scalp for squirrels and agreed to
furnish the ammunition besides. In one
week the girl killed IS squirrels. She is
regaining her health aud earning money
besides.
Argument in the famous trial of Mrs.
Allen NJ. Cotton, widow of Gen. Cotton,
versus Gov. Stanford, Charles Crocker and
G. p. Huntington was begun Tuesday.
The amount involved is about 100000.
The arguments will occupy six weeks.
New York. Fifty counties now in,
making no material change in the situation,
one way or the other, and none expected.
The GIobe-Democrat dispatches of yester.
day say republicans have given up and are
paying of their bets on New York. It is
only question Of patience.
An Italian admiral has invented a
sharpnol shell for the 100 ton guns; at 80
yards from the lannon's mouth it bursts,
throwing forward IS smaller projecties,
which in turn burst, s,rewing in fan shape,
theck shower Of balls and fragments
with terrible destructive effect.
The Lizzie May Timer troupe gave a
representation of the drama, entitled
dads Girl" to a fair though not full
house. The several parts were very well
rendered, Miss Timer and Geo. Ames
were very true to nature and seemed to
know exactly how and when to let go.
--Jno. Donohue, Chas Lawson, Jno. Ri
ley, and Jno. Keeler were up before Judge
Robinson yesterday, charged with being
drunk. In answer to the question which
the Judge propounded--guily or not gull
ly--each one confessed the soft impeach
ment and was fined one dollar and cost O
suit.
How would it do wien the election of
Cleveland and Hendricks ia officially de
cided to have joint parade of the demo
crat and republican organizltonsl Thi
would be a pleasant way of burying tn
Ratchet, After all, we are citizens of
common country, an the majority Of u
have common patriotic impulses. Sat
Register.
The busiuess men aud property own
ers along the leyee are considering the pol
icy Of building their stone sidewalk beor