The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-21

| Onlo by posting cleveland ana hendricks
bills decorated with crowns. 1t will do for
"a young Irdian" story but not for intel,i.
gent white men.
-LosT-Friday night, a black mule,
about 15K hands high, 10 years old, had
halter on when lost; $500 reward if left
a. Pat Fitzgeralds.
1t is announced by the management of
the Romany Rye Company that the per-
Torrance will commence at Z As this even
ing, instead of s.
The Young Mems Social Club, of
Mound City, have issued invitations for
their third anniversary ball, to be given
Friday evening, the 3lst inst
"A man riding in Bristol's delivery
wagon yesterday tumbled out on Washing
ton avenue by reason of the sea. slipping.
He was we'll shaken but not seriously hurt
For the frat time since our new opera
house was opened the sign of standing
! room only" was displayed at the box office
last night on the presentation of "Romspy
Rye"
Mike Sullivan, who was 80 badly
knitted at Hodges Park some weeks ago,
was taken to the hospital las: Friday. On
Sunday he was not expected to live, but
was some better yesterday.
The Smithland Sentinel says the levee
in front of that city should be repaired be-
fore the river begins to rise, Another such
an overflow as last year, with the levee in
such condition as it is in now, will alb.
solutely ruin the town.
--McSweeney, the Irish-American that
Blaine allowed to lay 10 months in an
English prison, is in New York making
Cleveland votes by the ten thousands. 1t
now looks as though his majority in that
state will be as large as it was for Govern.
or
know two politicians who are anxious
to bet heavily on Ohio, one Democratic and
the other Republican. If l take both |
gain nothing. What would you advise me
to do7-Iudepcndent. Introduce them to
each other Then hold the stakes II Phil.
adelph ia Call.
-. An exchange says there is an unusual
amount of marrying going on. Whether
this is sign Of q hard winter, or whether
1t is merely in obedience to Buckets law,
which nicely adjusts the number OF mar
riages to the price of wheat, we leave the
philosophers to settle.
"A paragraph in Sundays BULLETIN
did injustice to tue Smith Bros, of this
city The doctor who had it published
was told by the Smith Bros, when he left
his traps in their wagon yard, that they
would not be responsible If anything was
stolen, so It was his own look out. Even
had the case been as he stated it, the mat
ter was too trivial for complaint, as he only
missed two or three straps, probably 80
cents worth 10 all.
The respectable portion of the opera
house gallery should sit down and sit hard
on the hoodlums who gather there at each
entertainment and act in o manner that
would not be tolerated in any variety show
in the country. The cat calls, bowls and
whlS:ling that 60 on from half dozen
young rowdys is burning disgrace to the
opera house and to the city. 1t would be
better to close the gallery entirely than per-
NIT it to continue through the season as it
was carried on at the "Little Duchess" per.
Torrance Saturday night.
AT the "Romany Rye" last night a
number Of the gypses who are stopping in
our city were present and highly pleased
with the gypsy scenes presented, and to-
night large number Of them will appear
on the stage in various scenes, giving actual
pictures from real gypsy life by the wand
erers themselves. This is to be done at the
special request made by the gypsies them
selves to the manager, Mr.. Dixon, and is a
new departure, presenting real gypsies as
they actually appear, for the first time on
an American stage.
--"The Ancients" held a special meeting
at the residence of DR.. Dunning last satur-
DAY evening Ancient Bradley, presi-
ient, looking younger and more unmodern
than usual, occupied the chair. The meet.
ing was called to receive the report of com.
, mittee on hall, and no other bus;noea UNA