The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-08
THE BULLETIN.
Published every morning, Monday ex
eepted.
CITY NEWS.
BREVITIES.

SouHty court conNcncs on Monuay
next.
Judge Bross is negotiating for the
lithographing of the railroad bonds.
Days growing shorter-nights longer
gas bills heavier-weather hotter.
Lawyer Butler, of Murphysboro, has
been in the city for the past two days.
The thermometer, from 8 am. until
midnight yesterday, oscillated between 030
and 100.
The much-abusel hog now enjoys alb
solute freedom. 1t wallows at will, where
it will. Tire Ia hog
Mr. Paul Schulz and the Turner's who
accompanied him report "high old time 1"
during their recent visit TO the Cape.
The board of directors of the Cairo
and st. Louis railroad will meet in Jones'
boro, on the morning Of the 18th inst.
Mr.. II. Fitzgerald, we hear it said
upon the streets, has rendered to Sheriff
Irwin, his resignation as deputy and jailer.
All kinds of family groceries, at G. IL.
Evans grocery store, west side of Wash
ington avenue, between Eighth and Ninth
streets. jyS2t
Ellen Lane, colorcd female, shot of
her mouth in an abusive manner, and fell
into the hands of Myers. Paid Bross 81
and the trimmings for the luxury.
Charley Thrupp, with his assistants
leave to-day for Ballard county, prepare
tory to surveying and locating the pro
posed junction railroad.
Henry Humphrey picked up as Il
''vag," but furnished evidence that proved
him to be the most industrious man in the
city-dschargcd.
Henry Lester tried the speed Of his
horse on the street, and was "gobbled'
by Myers and taken before Squire Bross.
Paid S. and the perquisites for the sport.
Miss Ellie Miller otherwise "Swamp
Angel was gobbled by Myers and Ar
mold yesterday, for residing within the
walls of bagnio. Fined and paid.
DO you want excellent coffee, sugar,
syrup, mackcrel, butter-cverything kept
in II iirst-class family grocery store? &c
to &. IL. Evans jys2t
Mrs. Weh', n widow woman, VIII,
kept the saloon and grocery adjoining thu
store of Tabcr Bros died yesterday after
noon of typhoid fever. She leaves severa
children.
Our young friend G. II. Evans, has
opened frst-class family grocery store,
on the west side Of Washington avenue,
| between Eighth and Ninth streets.
jys2t
Judge Bross proposes that the county
court and city council IN joint session,
shall determine the manner of the issuance
of the bonds TO the Cairo and st. Louis
railroad. lie promises to abide by the
conclusions which may be thus reached.
In the circuit court, yesterday Fred
erick johnson was convicted of burglary,
and sentenced to two years at Joliet. A
fellow named Martin, for stealing u pair
of shoes from Dan Hartman, was sentenced
to short term in the county Jail,
The Excelsior saloon, on the corner Of
Fourteenth street and Washington ave-
nue., is supplied with beer MS cold as an AR
tic iceberg, and with cigars, spurious
liquors, and wines of the very best quality
Blankenberg invites the public to drop in
and see him.
Herman Heinckc, when last heard
from, five years ago, was in Cairo, engage
in the saddlery and harness business His
brother, Charles l.. Heincke, is in the city
from Sacramento Cal, in search of him
and will be thankful for any information
relating " him. Mr.. &, l., H. is stopping
at Henry Dinklcs.
An exchange calls gas bills the heavy
charge Of the Light Brigade. We fine
them to be the heaviest charges made up
on our purse, and sometimes We sigh for III,
"nude" oil with which Alderman Winter
proposed to cheaply light the city,
There is only one night policeman on
duty now-Sumner. This force is alto
gether insufficient to secure reasonable
protection to the:property of citizens, and
yet the council hesitates to I'll the vacan-
cies on the force. The mayor persistently
dominates and the council as perslsten,ly
refuses TO confirm.
Con Bryce, who was attacked and
stabbed a Few nights since, by gang of
marauders, Is lying in precarious condi-
ton, with the chances against his recoy-