The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-21

was informed that strange man was lying |
in an old b, 1t up near the elevator, in
diving conditi"- lic procured convey
ance and to- .ne sick man to the hospi- |
tai. DR.. Wood was called to see the man and |
did all in his power for him, but the poor
fellow was too far gone, and yesterday
morning death put an end to his sufIerings
Apparently he was about thirty years OF
age, ford complexion, with curly sandy
goatee. He never spoke, and no papers
we're found on his person to indicate who
he was or where he came from He looked
like an American. His death was UNI
doubtedly the result Of bad whisky and
exposure.
Might before last, little boy not
more than ten years of age, while at the
railroad station, waiting for the night
train, had his pocket cut, and Sl0-all
the money the poor child had in the world
stolen from him. The little fellow come
up the river from some where in Arkan-
sas, and WAS trying to get to brother
who lives in Michigan. Officer Sheehan
informed the railroad authorities of the
theft of the child's money, and he was
kindly furnished free transportation to
Chicago. If that ten dollars is not the
means of bringing the thief who stole it to
timely grave, then justice will have been
robbed Of Its dues.
Late dispatches announce that Presi-
dent Grant has appointed Hon. d. W.
Mum, of this city, to be supervisor of in
ternal revenue in tho state of Illinois.
Mr.. Mum has been faithful worker in
the radical ranks, and, Macawber like, has
waited long for something to turn up "
that would reward him for his efforts in
behalf of the radical household. As the
office must be filed by radical, we would
as soon it would be Cairo radical as one
from Chicago, or any other part of the
state. Mum has been faithful sup
porter of Of the Grant dynasty, and de-
serves we'll at the hands of the powers that
are.
1t is u fact not generally known that
the firm of Chas. Feuchter & Co, brew
ers of this city, receive all the hops used
in the manufacture of beer at their brew
cry, direct from Glasgow, Scotland. AS
an item of interest we copy letter recent
" received by Messrs. Feuchter g. Co.,
from the firm Of whom they buy their
hops:
GLASGOW, Deer. End, 1871
DEAR SIRs In continuation of our
last respects regarding Hops, we beg to-
day to advise you, that the demand for
ali kinds of Bavarians has again material
" improved and prices arc hardening dali
ly.
We cannot venture to quote our usual
standard quality Of new Altmark Hops
to-day under 36c to 3sc, gold per ID. f. o.
6. here or Liverpool Ito arrive) in pressed
bales Of 300 or 400 lbs. each. Terms: one
month bill nett from date of shipment,
| The favor of your orders will be much
esteemed and have our most careful atten-
ton. We are, dear sirs,
| Yours respectfully.
WILLIAM BoYcE & Co.
The following were the arrivals a
the Delmonico hotel VIM. Winter, pro-
prietor, for the tweoty-four hours ending
At 0 o'clock nm. Dec. Goth r. NJ. Sh o.
ton and lady, Blandville, KY; Ben Flent
Blandville Ky; John Montgomery and
j. r. johnson, Providence, Ky; S. n
Curmick, Evansville, Ind; Henry s
Walbridge, Pulaski, county; r. Hurg
Anna, III. II. s. Burtch and DAME
Burtch, Ingersoll; p. N. Jarvis, Evansville
Ind. j. b. Miller, Memphis, Tenn; l.
L. Hauk, Jackson; Nick Burns, River
Samuel Stringer and Walter Edmonson
! Sikeston, Mo-; S. S. Hite, Louisville, Ky.
Capt. Moore Str, Mollie Moore; Capt
| Foster, Str. North Western; L. Kohr ant
John Thompson, Str, Ark Belle
w. S. Morgan, Anna, H.. S. NJ. Orr
City; Capt. Patterson, str. Kate Robinson
G. A. d Baum, Ullin, III. L. F. Marshall
VIM. White, DIR. Thomas, Ballard &C
KY; Geo. w. Moulsly, Point Pleasant
l.. Kohr, j. Thompson, str. Ark. Belle
) Thos. n. Jordan, Texas; G. l.. Murri
l Salmon river; Capt. Gunsaller, river
n ChGs. Thomson, St. Louis Thcs. T. Gard
ner, w. j. Hays, Blandvillc Ky; Il.
Mott, Point Pleasant, Mo-; c. w. Finn
: Ullin, H.; James Patten, City, r. B
Some, Cincinnati.
The following complimentary reference
TO our fellow townsman, Judge David J
Baker, was sent to The BULLET,
through the postofiice yesterday. Will
our correspondent is entirely unknown It
rs, we will offer him our fist on what h,
says regarding the judge;
CAIRO BuLLETIN; Judge Baker ha
nearly closed session of the Circui
Court in Vienna, johnson county, Ills
and will soon return, we doubt not tn
welcome guest of Cairo, to his anxiou
family. This session of court at Vienna
has been very tedious, owing to the man,
little petty criminal cases on the docket
But amid the many perpleYities of ba'
cold, the judge maintained the same uni
form, careful, dignifed, creditable char
acter Of the honored citizen, accomplished
gentleman and careful Judge. Well ma,
Cairo be proud of her citizen, and South
ern Illinois yet honor, still more. he
, adopted son without exhausting his mer
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