The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
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The Alexander County Probate Court,
Judge Bross, presiding, Is still in session.
We understand that Hon. d. W.
Mum is confined TO his room by sickness.
new supply Of Calf Boots and Caters
Just received at L. Nei's, No. 80 Ohio
Levee.
Tho shower last night cooled the at
mo.phere several degrees, and was saliva
ton to parehing vegetation.
The bonded deb. Of the city of Padu-
cab is S22l. 900. The estimated annuel
resources are pu, down u, s52,es4.
The race between Elliott and Up
church's horses, which is TO come off on
Thirty fourth street, this evening, is for
purse Of 800.
Louis Herbert is fully installed in his
new quarters and has one Of the best ar
ranged restaurants in the State Of Illinois.
Drop in and sec him.
Several hundred tons Of railroad iron
have recently been received BY the Hin.
ois railroad company, and are now lying
an the wharf above the stone depot.
There is considerable inquiry for
Cairo property just now. During the
pas, fcw days the Property Trustees have
sold many thousands dollars worth Of town
lots.
Mr.. Thornton, recently from Central
Illinois, says that men Of all parties there
reuni,ed in favor ofthe new Constitution.
Only few designing men and ofiice.seekrs
opposei!.
The Silver Cornet band have negota-
'ions pending for the purchase Off new
set ofsilvor instruments. They have cho-
sen a new style Of instrument no, vet
introduced in the Western country.
Mr. W. W. Thornton returned home
yesterday evening. During his stay in
Kansas City the thermometer reached LOG
degrees, and there was not a breath Of air
''irringto relieve the the suns intensity.
Capt. c T. IIinIc's mammoth wharf.
boat, built at Metropolis, wa. expected, AS
our paper went io press, in tow Of the
steamer Armada. Should Il arrive. we
will give description Of IN Monday
paper.
Colonel Graham has returned from
Washington City. We have not learned
what success, attended his mission. the
object or which Il viii l.. ,,,uiirctod. wa.
T. defeat pending effort. g. ou., him from
from the Po.i-ofllcc
The land. and town.lo,, upou which
the State and county take, remain UNPAID.
viii be sold by sheriff Mycr, early mex,
week. The sale will commence Monday
morning and continue until an the de-
hnquent property !, sold.
The Methodist church society desire
J. tender an expression OF their thanks 10
Mr. Phillis for the free use Of his hall for
Their late fair and festival and to thank
also the several ladies and gentlemen Of
the city who contributed time and money
10 make the affair what the manager. are
glad 10 announce that il vac, pccuuisty
success.
The Iron Mountain railroad company
commenced work on the inclined plane ON
The Kentucky side of,hc river. Thursday
morning. The Columbn. DisyatcA saws
that the contractors cNpec,to have /, ready |
for use in thirty day, In the mean time
The Mobile * Ohio railroad company will |
pursue n similar plane at the lower cy-
lremity Of the city
The three Grand Tower skif.,hi.y,.
arrested by Gossman, fow day, ago. had |
their preliminary trial, yesterday, being
laced by their accuser, They were proven
guilty Of the theft and held 10 bail, cach |
n the sum Of $500, To await the action Of |
he grand jury. Being unable to nh
bond, they were committed 10 the county
all. Their names ARE Frank Cotton, vii
iam Shields and William Watt.
- The Masonic fraternity Of the CITY |
Masonic wives and families, held a delight.
al social reunion in the Masonic hall last
night. A bountiful repast was spread, I
ma every body seemed perfectly happy.
~" It. Johns day, like Christmas, comes
bN' once year, and our Masonic friends
'N'~ exactly how 10 enjoy il. The Eas-
~" s'af degree was taken by quite Il |
number Of ladies and gentlemen present
The fine steamer Armada, CAPTAIN |
0,''eIh ha, entered the Cairo and
"1u'ah trade, and makes daily trims
"'",s r"Fo every afternoon SUNDAY
:. ~ a'd o'clock pm. The Armada
lawn - SWIM, well appointed steamer and
captain N0r'her an experienced 0nd nonm
IA river man The never-tire M. j. Buet.
icy is the agent in Cairo, and will DIVA "nr
norarnished by the hos,
in another column.
Six little boys, aged from .oven -
eleven, yentured out in canoe vo.,ora.
eVehihg, to ride the waves mad D., 10y
STEAMER Great Republic The a., 'Ae
.hal struck the canoe capsized ii ana s %ase
INC ooy' INTO the water Two or ,h,oo y,