The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16
THE BULLETIN.
pubIisbc,I every morning, Monday cN.
ccpted.
CITY NEWS.
CAIRO KALEIDOSCOPE,

| lions 10 ms dry DOCKS.
-Sutry weather and lasstudc and
weakness are prevalent in this section.
"A colored mother, residing on Seventh
street, accidentally smothcred her child,
night before last, by sleeping on it.
The proposed withdrawal of Chief
Myers from the police force occasions gen.
eral regret. Who will be his successor?
If there were any offenders against
municipal law tried yesterday, dligent
inquiry on our part failed to reveal the
| fact.
One of our prominent lawyers is re-
motely related to the Father of his Coun-
try and our country and he don't care who
knows it
Louis Jorgensens new grocery, cor
ner of Twentieth street and Washington
avenue, was thrown open for business yes
terday morning.
Cairo is the finest watering place on
the continent; and her citizens, appreciat-
ing this fact, spend their summers and
money at home.
The house which adjoncd Mr.. Thorn
as dwelling, near the corner Of Locust and
Twenty-thrd streets, has ibecn moved by
Mr.. Kennedy, to the grounds opposite the
Morgan residence.
Mr.. Arthur Boyle has entered the list
Of g. Tho continuation &C 4 la
normal university building at Carbonate,
and will be greatly disappointed if he does
not win the right to build l..
The alarm of fire yesterday morning
abort eight o'clock, was occasioned by the
burning of defective lue, in the building
adjoining Blum's grocery store, on Wash
ington avenue The flames were eXtin-
guished.
-Th0ss who would enjoy trip to
Mound City. and the braey breezcs Of the
Ohio should not forget that Commodore
Ssu1usay, with the tug Cache, will be at
the levce, this morning and run on schcd-
ulc time during the day. Consult the
timetable published elsewhere.
Prof Stephen White, son Of the sod
Of st. George, has been in the city for the
past two days and was announced TO give
readings in the parlors Of Mr.. Winter last
night lie comes well recommended, as
man and reader, charging only "generos-
ty for admission, which considering the
plcntitude Of the article, IS dirt cheap.
The base-ballers of Paducah with
their friends, will be in Cairo on Thursday
next. A proper respect for the Paducah-
ians should mpell every saloon-kceper to
close his doors on that day, or if they will
keep open To sell to strangers only in
homeopathic doses. Otherwise Palucah
will not know itself for MONTH at least.
"A petition Is in circulation praying
the county court to repair the Jonesboro
road, which is represented to be in very
bad condition, and that is probably one of
the reasons which impellcd the country
people to vote against railroads. In the
event OF an impossible wagon road the
railroad might be used to some advantage
and that Is just exactly what they did not
want,
Our readers will not forget the grand
peace celebration, announced for Monday
evening, at Schccls hall. 1t promises TO
be grand success The first supply Of
tickets were exhausted On Friday last, and
several hundred more have been printed
to meet the demand. Its designed in this
celebration to rejoice over the return of
peace to Europe, excluding all partisan
feeling IRON its purposcs Festivities will
commence II, four o'clock. For particu.
Iars read the advertisement in this morn
ing's BULLETIN.
The county court entered an order
o yesterday instructing County Treasurer
Martin to cash all county orGers and Jury
certificates presented to him, until such
: county cash as is in his possession is ok.
haus:ed, The court also made orron,o-
ments with the City National Bank ia
. "n at par all county scrip and jury Ger.
n \uhcates This was done to prevent mar.
conn, o" fpeenIatlng in the paper Of a.,
:, :, NNa TO counteract the efforts which
- ereai, oS ~, ~, nave been made to injure tn,
cEN o' me county. Tbo .o..'
pa'o M will enable the ,ns. '"No'' ""e'
I w. :" outstanding indebtcano.' ~ e""1'
ury. P''A III the treas
M, Martin Brown is maxine
r. rather has made an MSS Of himself W .
use TINS expression in Pickwickiap son'
ana intend no oGcnsc to the pon,Iorn
dn "a'v'ef or to the foreign counsel co,
,,S ure'ng the injunction business for hin
'"7 Inc Inahdamus and the two notices Of i,
Junction which he has seen proper to ha,