The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-27

is supported by cast of artists unequalled
IN the Interpretation of genteel comedy.
| The musical selections have been called
from the most popular airs of the day, and
rendered by cultured vocalists The scenic
effects, including the Grand View Hotel
set which is a marvel of mechanical skill.
are entirely new and from improved de
signs, and well worth the price of admis.
sion alone They appear at the opera
house October /.
The position of coachmau in wealthy
family is now bon-ton. Since the Moros-
lnl-Sehelling sensation the drift of public
sentiment is leading in that direction. The
New York World, with all apparent seri-
business, asserts: "The intelligence officers
and the different employment agencies re-
port most remarkable boom in the coach
mems line. The places are oyerrun by in
telIigent men OF all professionals, who wish
to obtain coachmen's situations. MANY of
them are evidently persons of education and
refinement, who desire to rise in the world
and are tired of the drudgery Of the count
ing-room, the bank sand the legal profess
sion. For some unexplained reason they
have come to the conclusion that the posi-
ton of coachman offers unexampled OPP
portunities to young men,
AT this season of the year the vegeta-
rans never fail to come to the front, and
the condition of the weather gains for
them Il tolerance which they tail to receive
at other times. Mr.. f. P. Doremus, presi-
dent of the National Food Reform associs-
ton, of England, is endeavoring to prop.
agate the principles of vegstariansm on
this side of water. He claims that twelve
cents will supply a good dinner with the
following bill of fare: Soups, potato, tom
alto, bean, pea, turnip; solids, roast potato,
brolled beef, side of radish, spring pee,
string beans, sirloin Of cabbage, homeless
parsnip, corned turnip, haricot of celery;
desert, pumpkin pie, onion pie, potato cake
and baked bean pudding. Mr.. Doremus
claims that aside from the question of eco
nomy the vegetarian diet promotes peace.
Cats and dogs trained to eat vegetables be-
pnmn pypnn1IpHly 1
cat-nip tea and dog his favorte drink Of
dog wort, and the most attractive piece Of
steak will be let alone. The point is made
by Mr. D0remus that all flesh is diseased
and unfit TO eat. A branch of the English
vegetarian society has been organized in
America, and an active campaign in its in
terests may be expected
Hon. F. Z. Albright and Capt. Thorn
as concluded their joint discussions at Du.
Quon on the 25th. At Cairo, Mound
City, Metropolis aud vienna Capt. Thomas
had 1t all his own way, but after that Mr..
Albright having met the appointments he
had made previous to Capt, Thomas publ
cation OF the dates arbitrarily selected by
him for the JOINT discussions, met the Capt.
at the other places indicated by him and
made it warm for him, if unbiased reports
are true. If the joint discussions did no
more, they at least brought out the people
and awakened them to their duty in the
coming election, which would rot have
been SO thoroughly accomplished by sep.
arate CANVASS of the candidates. Mr.. Al.
bright has made more energetic canvass
than has been made for years by the Dem
ocratic nominee, and if all friends of the
Democratic cause in the district, in each
county and in each precinct, do their duty
as ne has done and is doing it, there needs
be but little doubt that Capt. Thomas will
be overwhelmed and washed out BY the
Democratic Fountain The central com
mi''ees and the individual members there.
OF should go right to work in their respect.
i've localities and make things hum from
] this time forth.