The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-16
THE BULLETIN.
Published every morning, Monday ex'
ceptetl.
CITY NEWS.
BREVITIES.

The weather yesterday was delight
full
The circuit :court of Pulaski county
is still in session.
On Monday week the railroad election
will be held. Arc our readers ready for
theday.
The Delta base ball club are now 'get-
ting their hand in by practice for the i'm
pending contest with the base ballers OF
Paducah and Evansville.
"A few of the members OF the council
are advocates of the policy of keeping the
| pumps in order against the coming Of too
much sipe water. We are of those who
believe the pumps expensive luxuries.
Remember, that there will be no ex-
ira charge for secured seats in the Athe-
neum tonight, the occasion Of Hardy's
benefit. Persons wishing reserved seats
can secure them to-day at Hartman's auc-
ton room.
. -Messrs. Conner Green and Holley, Of
e the Nashville "Owls,, an amatuer min
strel company of high order of merit, ar
rived in the city on Wednesday evening
for the purpose OF playing at Charley
Hardy's benefit tonight.
We are told that the $40, compli-
mented THE BULLETINS new clothes the
other morning, but the failure OF tho
Sons boy to furnish US with that days
paper, has deprived us If the pleasure o
reading our neighbours kind words.
Several friends Of the Cairo and Vim
cennes railroad will start this morning
on n converting tour through the count
precincts We hope they may be abb
to convince the people outside Of Cair
that the prosperity Of Cairo will result Il
their prosperity, and that the Vincenne
road will contribute more to the welfar
Of this city than all the other proposed
roads.
B. Niece, who was killed some tim
ago IN a railroad accident, and who's
body passed through Cairo to be inferred
at Villa Ridge, and whose mangled corps
several gentlemen from the Bluff City rs
= sured us they had gazcd upon, called oil
us yesterday evening in good health
alive bn, not kicking, his kicking leg be
H. ing yet unhcaled. " b. in our estiIna
!, ton is worth dozen dead men yet.
NJ In his recent trip through the count
precincts Judge Bros advised the peopl
TO vote Tor both the railroad proposition
AT Unity number Of citizens had congr,
gated and the Judge told them the inter
ests OF the county were involved in Il
NJ question OF railroads and that If the
80 properly understood their interests the
would vote the "for" tickets on the Sd
July--vote for the Cairo and Vincenn
as well as for the Cairo and st. Lor
road.
The Vienna Artery, Of the l4th in.
. talks about The BULLETIN in this high
disrespeetful manner: "THE Bullet
.; at Cairo, doesn't X with country pape
Only railroad papers are worthy of pla
p in Tux BULLETIN sanctum. You see 10
IL. got mad bekase We said he cot
to ober-Ir us all. Send up yer sheet, stra
ger and wen show you our sore toe VII
1n' we come down" The Artery shall recei
LLY the daiiy every day hereafter, and, VIII
the Cairo and Vincennes road is omen
10 Vienna, we shall make poin, Of il n
'gm 80 up and look al that Zoe.
The LOCOMOTIVES. - The tow l.
,ter, "Little Condor landed in the b,
above Cairo yes terday having barge
tow with three locomotives and tend
7, for the Cairo and Fulton railroad.
names are the Cairo" the Cult
IN. 40. ana the Roswell Beebe.p From
they viii be towed up White river to
,ilon Of crossing Of the Caro- and Fulton I
''''"' This is business. .....