The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05
Ihe Bulletin.
NEWS q TIE CITY,
orr ROUNDABOUT POCKET.

" John Wood - SohS'' run Neo'te ''"-
er for school Director.
The Thirteenth street school house has
ybeen undergoing thorough repairs.
~ There will be meeting Of RA's cclored
j, Repablcans this evening at Rixs church.
~ John Cahi has been appointed police.
y nsn bv .be Mayor. John must be provi-
! dod for.
Dr. Holden is now in the city. He was
7 .,.ont for several months at jefferson
" City, Missouri h"9 ~
a onr business nrshbor, Mr.. Parsons, Of
~ ,hc firm of Parson. Davis II Co.. is the hap
~ father Ola new boy
y IP. Bitlcr. ESQ, returned on saturday
= from school-visiting tour through the
3, country precincts Of the county.
y Mr.. Joel G. Morgan received telegram
y. on Saturday informing him of the death
in New York of his only brother.
- Mr. Mccartney, of the Metropolis Pro.
Z p,ulontor is at his post in the Circuit Court
He intends to 'go for all the penitentisry
i birds who can, in any possible way, be
/. Gagged.
N Alderman Theobald is very unwcll. He
! ha. been under the care of a physician ev.
: or since his arrival in Europe. He will, If
/ able to travel, be home in the last week Of
D the present month.
Flora Garden is being put into repair
', for the Spring and Summer lager-beer
|, drinking campaign. The Garden will be
made more popular place of resort than
h has ever been before.
(, The Radical aspirants for the Shreivalty
! this Fall arc buxxing around among the
colored citizens like lively blue bottle dies
/, in August. Charley AFTER and Jack
Winter are Ahcad, and Charley IL ahead Of
Jack.
2 Judge Hubbard, a, one time proprietor
I Of the International Hotel in this city,
rassed through yesterday en- route for Cen
tralis. from New Orleans, where he had
been to meet his daughter on her way
home from Texas.
J. What have we, the good people Of Cairo
done, that we should be sighted BY the
.,rone-minded sisterhood2 Why don't
. Susan b. or Elizabeth Cady come into
Egypt They are welcome to our flesh
pots, and We wan. some Of their tongue.
We desire to call TO the attention Of sew
eral citizens Of C:.::o. the important fact
that man who was hung recently In q
neighbcring State, confessed upon the gal
lows that his first commencement in crime
and vllainy was stopping newspaper
without paying for ii
The Are this morning originated from
an ashes barrel. At one time 1t threaten.
10 be a serious conhagration, but the
prompt arrival of the Roughs, and the
well-directed efforts Of Captain Beer.
warth, dispeled all fears in few minutes.
n The Arabs and Hibcrnisns were also
on hand.
The Springfield journal says: Gen.
tralia has recently been swindled by q
woman, introducing herself As Mrs. Mat
lie Patterson, Deputy state Lecturer for
tNt hObu AfuiHih's shh' ~" Wv" -
our Matte? How much more dreadful Il
I. to drink whisky than to swindle But
there must be some mistake. Mrs Matte
was circumspect and homes, while in
Cairo. But then the atmosphere Of Cairo
makes everybody but very strong Radi'
Gals honestl
Barrow has been appointed State En.o.
mologis,, aud PROPOSES to classify the in
sect cf Cairo So the telegraph says,
th. l. rather mysterious declaration, and
/, would be well il our citizens should
promptly prepare for the worst. A great
many people think it has something dc
with the XVIII Amendment, and that the
appearance Of Barrow in our midst vii
be, the signal fora general uprising o.
,heblacks on raid by the Ku-kluX.
The public schools of the city were
opened yesterday for the short session
The attendance was large. Our little folk
sregood school-goers, and better-lookinl
or healthier Children cannot be found any
where. We couldn't get along without
them, and We wouldn't if We could. VIZ
all applaud the rhymer who sang
Thank God for little children
When our skies are cold and gray
They steal as sunlight 10 our hearts,
And charm our cares away.
Ismost think the angels.
Who tend iife's garden lair,
Drop down tbs sweet, wild blossoms
That bloom around us here.