The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-10-28

club have sent their names to independen
headquarters as opposed to Blaine AM
Logan and 10 favor of Cleveland and Hen
bricks.
We received Sunday morning tcle
graphic report in full of the great demon
stration in New York Saturday, but j
came too late-long after the paper wa
full. We give it this morning if it is lit
tie late. 1t IS too good to lose.
-"Tidings of comfort and joy" to The
Democrats: david Davis opinion oI
Blane's chances in November. He says
"Although I am for Blaine and would be
glad to see him elected, | consider his
chances very doubtful. The outlook for
the Democratic party is better now than it
has been for twenty yearp
Gentle exercise in the way of walking
is recommended by physicians. If any of our
readers want little of that kind of eyer-
else mot so gentle) let them walk from the
court house TO The Halliday with ]. S,
Hawkins. The writer hereof tried It on
Sunday and has felt like spawned horse
ever since.
The Philadelphia Times says that
there arrived at one Of the city hotels last
week a gentleman, his wife, their seven
small children, one baby, four nurses, one
governess, nineteen trunks and eleven
steamer chairs. Seven of the largest rooms
are required to make this young family
| comfortable.
jay Gould's afternoon St. Louis organ,
the Post.Dspatch, now 80 bitter against
Morrison on account Of the "horizontal
bill" was only little while ago reading
Democrats out of the party for refusing to
support it. When it comes to the pinch
this organ always starts up, musket in
hand, from behind the Gould breastwork.
The funeral of Mr.. Chas. Helfrich,
Sunday was very large The body was
taken in charge by the Cairo Casino, of
which he was a member of many years
standing. Tie dirge played by the Cairo
Cornet band, as the procession marched tc
the cars, was solemn and grand. 1trequr.
ed train of several cars TO carry the
friends Of the deceased and family to Beech
Grove.
That "outandish" noise Sunday even
ing, that half the town thought meant or
earthquake and the other half cyclone
and that made saint and sinner feel like
saying "Now lay me" etc was only the
bursting of pipe and the escape of steam
on the transfer Junius s. Morgan. The
boat was entirely disabled and was towei
to the landing by the W. B. Duncan.
Marx Black has returned from Chatta.
nooga, where he spent several months fol
his health, much improved and ready with
his usual vim, to make things hum in the
shoe business for the balance of the season
He finds another Richmond in the field
embodied in the st. LOUIS Shoe Co., tha,
will help make things lively.
Judge Robinson aud Thos Lewis went tc
Chicago yesterday as representatives Of the
Abe Lincoln 1ns. Co. to the annual meeting
OF the Mutual Insurance organizations, Of
the state of Illinois. The meeting which
convenes in Chicago tomorrow is the sixth
that has been held, but the first in which
the Cairo company has been represented.
--Thumping an English editor is abou,
the cheapest amusement for Americans
abroad. Dir. Rogers, Of Vermont, who
violently assaulted The editor of St. Steph.
ems Review, had his trial in London Friday
and was not fined at all, but only bound
over not to do itagain. AS Mr.. Rogers had
done 1t all he cared about, he no doubt
congratulated himself.
ut is long lane that has no turning VI
and James G. Blaine and Roscoe Conklipp
are both in position to realize It. -Four
years ago Blaine did the smiling as he sa,
down on Conklipg; now Roscoe has mo.
nopoly Of the smiles In New York with
prospect OF being thoroughly revcnred mex,
Tuesday, when the electoral vote of Tim,
state sends Cleveland to the White House.
The Republican press throughout IN,
country are vieing with each other in IN,
most malignant abuse Of Daniel Mcsweep,
the lrish.American citizens, who Mr.. Blain,
as Secretay of State, permitted the English
government to throw into prison and keel