The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-25

o meeting to-day; and held consultA-
don with the members Of the City
Council.
/ Lucinda WG,jron and Ella Shanks
/ were arrested by Sheehan, for keeping
"A house Of i'll fame, and fined by Bross
I $40 each and costs.
We called ne temperance oratress,
Miss Matte Patterson. She il not en-
titled to the prefix, being a married lady
She Is plain Mrs. Martha Patterson.
DR.. Vasev will lecture at the Methodist
church this evening, under the auspices
ofthe High School Literary society. Adj.
mission twenty-five cents.
Mr. Purcell, formerly of the firm OF
Purcell and Greeley, Is about to erect q
corn MILL on the Ohio Levee, near the
Egyptian Mills. II Is TO be a Cairo in
titution. Reed and Mann are building
the m~hu'ry
Alderman Mendel is making T. inge-
ments to begin the construction OF q
lot on the west side OF Washington Ave-,
between Ninth and Tenth streets which
he recently purchased from Mr.. {. VIM
ston.
There are several large stumps 10 the
middle Of Walnut street, between the
high school building and the Sisters
infrmary, which should be removed.
They obstruct the street, and could, with.
out any great difficulty, or expense 20
the city, he uprooted
Ten thousand tons Of freight daily ar
rive in Cairo by the Illinois Cen
trail road, for shipment South! The
Junction railroad, between Cairo and
the Ohio and Mobile road will sooD be a
necessity. When will Cairo and the ILL.,
nois Central awaken 20 the importance
Of this most palpable fact ?
The Blue Line Of the OF the Hin.
OILS Central IL permanent, aud 10 Cairo,
o most useful institution. lis attracting
n good deal of trade to Thu city.
Kentucky and Tennessee are sending
large quantities of tobacco 90 Cairo, for
reshipment to New York by this fast
and thorough freight line.
Councilman Louis Jorgensen has no
place upon any Of the standing commit. |
ices % the City Council. He Is, We be- I
ieve. al the tail end OF the Board Of |
Health. Mr.. Jorgensen does not, /. |
seems ba-k Ia the light Of executive !
avOr. OF what great crime has he been 1
guilty, that lac should be thus Slighted" !
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Matte Williams, Kate Smith, Harriet
INN and Hattie King, all damsels Of coli
,r were arrested 20 day by Sheehan FOR
icing inmates OF a house Of III. fame, and
,eing taken before Squire shsnnessy,
we're each fined $40 aud the usual trim.
ninys. They are nov In search Of the
\ here withal Ia keep out OF the lookup.
We are indebted To Messrs. Parsons,
Davis x Co, for q plaster Paris bus, OF
he colored Senator from Mississippi,
Ion. Mr Revel. II l. remarkable
likeness, aud represents the expression
{ the couutenance OF tho honorable gen.
leman atthe momen, he returned thanks
D Senator Morton for yielding the door
hat ne might address the senate
a gentleman, who has little expert
nee in draining the flowing bowl, took
few drinks last Sunday, few on Mon.
ay, few on Tuesday, few on Wednes.
av, and on Thursday became possessed
it'll the belief that lIe had snakes in hI- |
lots. He is convalescng, aud we {
lvisc him u become steady In bis :
tendance upon the temperance lee. {
Tres % Mrs Patterson.
The examination OF the high school =
st Enthusiastically. The pupils exhib. ,
ed proficiency in their studies, and
owed themselves 20 DO thorough in
elr requirements, and not stuffed"
: the occasion. The request OF the sup
intendent for a committee 10 conduct !
"a examination was complied with by
e directors, and Messrs. Foote, Butler
"a Webb named
A fellow, who gave his name at the