The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-15

day. Lamy tracked the fellow over here
and lost sight of him, but the officers,
from description given them, run him
down" and lodged Linn in jail yesterday,
recovering $3.50 of the stolen money
Riley was held to bail in the sum of $780,
He had high time here
during Friday night, but got away with
only about 50 Of the "swag."
News was received here yesterday by
Mr.. Louis DeMontcourt, Of the Box and
Basket Factory, that Mr.. Thomas Orr died
at Boston Friday. Mr.. Orr was one of the
heaviest lumber dealers in the East and
bought large quantities of lumber all
through this section Of the country. He is
well known here.
George VIM. Curtis, Theodore Roose-
welt, Carl Schurze, Franklin McVeagh,
Charles A. Dana, Roscoe Conklng-all
shining lights of the Republican party in
years past, unite in the opinion that Blaine
is the straw upon the Republican camels
back. But then, we have. Magistrate Com
ings' word for it that these gentlemen are
mistaken and that settles it, so it does.
Mrs. L. f. Willamson's opening at
her new store last night was really bril-
liant event for the ladies of the city, who
flocksd by hundreds to the store and
thronged every aisle down stairs and even
the rooms up stairs and the sidewalk in
front,-all intent upon an inspection OF the
grand display of beautiful things on oil
sides.
A new aud fine store has been built a
Dixon Springs to replace the one burned
out last winter and the postoilice has beer
moved into part of it, which will be {
great convenience to guests this summer
An order to Halliday Bros. for five barrel
"Sylph" -four to be sent Immediately t
Mr.. Lemen at Dixon Springs, is an evi
denCe that the "clans are beginning t
; gather"
, The late John Koehler vas buried a
q Villa Ridge yesterday afternoon. 1t was
very large funeral. The hearse was follow
al ed from the residence to the train, first, b
d the Cairo City Band; second, by the Cair
Casino Society; third, by the Rough an
- Ready Fire Company, all in uniform; Will
a procession covering several squares move
" along the sidewalk. A special train {
re three coaches was crowded with frienC
who followed the remains to Villa Ridg
a. Oh! the charm Of contrast. Look
&c this from the Johnson County Journal {
en- Friday, speaking Of Blaine: "He has bee
one Of the strongest opponents Of the do
lty trines and principles Of his party. He b,
ng been one Of the truest, bravest and mo
nd successful leaders Of the Republican par
for the past twenty years. He lie a state
I'm man in the truest sense of the word Trul
ats the Republican party has for once bestow,
ia honor where it belongs and nominated
leader of leaders and a statesman Of Il
nc highest type."-And then at this, from Il
st. Louis Globe-Democrat, speaking
~ precisely the same gentleman, but befo
o. the nomination: "He has cohabited Wi
Io corruption for dishonest money He is
~ political harlot who has prosttutcd Il
~ highest offices to his political aggrandiz
ment." But if we may dare to make
"a. suggestion, doesn't the Journal think wi
:. US that the contrast is here just lee-t
;" bit too strongly drawn9 And wouldn't
90 be well to kinder sorter touch the thin
all up little, so as to not strike the admir-
be quite so forcibly1