DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
iiosser & McCarthy,
Proprietors.
THURSDAY EVENING DEO. 2, 1880.
Colonel Alkx. McOluhk, of tho Philadelphia
Times, writes: "If Cleveland
keeps straight along he will his own suc
cessor.
General Bucknku's ' boom " for Governor
seems to have been started a littlo
too soon, and is now " booming " the
wrong way. " Boom I"
OwsNsnono will likely secure the Stato
Colored Normal School. Her colored
people have tendered fifteen acres of
ground and $500 cash to that end.
An association is being formed among
the old pupils of tho late Prof. J. W.
Dodd to erect a $5,000 monument over
his remains, in the cemetery at Lexington.
The present cotton crop in Arkansas is
tho largest over grown in that State. Tho
estimated yield is placed at 750,000 bales,
an incroaso of 150,000 bales over that of
lost year.
Tiik do not seem anxious
to tako hold of tho now crop oven at
the present low rates. Only about 500
hogsheads havo been put on the
market to date.
There wore more than 82,000,000 clears
made in Kentucky last year. The
bor of manufacturers in this Stato is
placed at 2,081. They used over 735,000
pounds of the weed.
A coRBEsroKDBNT, writing from tho
mountain counties, says tho Republicans
up that way still worship John D. White,
and regard him as their strongest timber
for Governor. Oh, my I
,.
1. j i
Mint at Halhtead, of tho Cincinnati
Commorciul Gazette, thinks Cleveland is
a humbug. Ho thought that way about
Lincoln, Grant ami others. His opinions
are generally very incorrect.
