The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-01
ABOUT PERSONS.

fathers within the las: two or three days,
and the newcomers are bouncing boys.
Judge Allen, who is absent on pro-
fessionsl business, at Shawncetown, has
become the father of another daughter.
Capt Hay Of Friend notoriety pro-
poses-so we are intermediate shake hands
with Cairo and go hence. Sorry to lose
him.
Mrs. White, late of the Southern
hotel, was robbed on Monday night Of
1925 cash. The suspected thief has not
yet been arrested.
MIR. William Kluge, the popularmer-
chant, is rejoicing over a late event which
has made him the happy father ola daugh-
ter that weighs ten pounds.
Our river reporter chronicles the
death of Wood Malin, late An employe on
Phillips and the l. c. r. X. company's
wharfboats. Consumption with his
ghastly dart " killed him.
In September Police Magistrate Bross
assessed fines in amount $763, and COL
lected S6l5, which he paid into the treas.
ury yesterday. During the month he fur
nished to the city 1873 days of labor.
-Farini, whose concert Friday night at
the Athenaum, 10 to be the fashionable -
the bon ton--Me recherche affair of the
season, is q very affsble person. He
speaks nine languages Auently and is
gentleman in all Of them.
MIR. Silverberg, of THE BULLETIN
book bindery-e first class establishment
was detained from his work Saturday
and-Sunday. His bees swarmed That
is what they called the affair. The mother
is doing as well as could be expected, and
the baby is a girl Buz.z.z.
The finance committee of the council
will destroy to-day s547s SO city scrip
received by treasurer Taylor during Oc-
tober. During the month, Sl,3s3 % of
interest bearing scrip was paid into the
treasury and only S2.l4 interest collected
| by the holders.
"A crowded-ou paragraph Of our river
column Of Tuesday morning, designates
Nat Pepper as the most comical cuss in
the river business. He is now celebrating
a poem on What Know About Medi-
cine 1t is fllnnicr than Watts hymns
and contains more wit than Paradise Re-
gained. Seasoned with such Pepper any
company would be endurable.
Louis Blattau, the well-known saloon
keeper, has fitted up, in the best style, a
bran new saloon on Eighth street, between
Ohio levee and Commercial avenue oppo-
site the Perry house. His bar is supplied
with the purest and finest Of liquors of all
kinds from the harmless thrst-quenching
soda to the celebrating WHISTLES and bran
dies which are the delight of experienced
drinkers.
The following were the arrivals n,
the Delmonico hotel, VIM. Winter, pro-
prietor, for the twenty-four hours ending
at 9 o'clock last night: James Thompson
Kentucky W. Baugh, St. Louis; John
W. Troveri Villa Ridge; George Ohm.
stead city; G. Il. Cary and A. 0. Thomu-
son, Crbana, Ills, +. +. Dodds, Boydsville
KY James McNeal and J. J. Abesnd
Owen county, KY; Mrs. p. j. Burnhan
and Mrs. NJ. Wallace, Washburn, Ill; F.
+. Gardner, Blandville, Ky, Jas. S. Nor
ris, Ullln; Z. Campbell, Verona, Mo-; F:
Ware, Chicago; W. r. Powers. polinsby,
ILL., W. II. snibosky, Columbus, Ky.
The following were the arrivals at the
81, Charles hotel, yesterday: w. l.
Morgan, Centralia, III. j. p. Phillips.
New-fork; Capt, II, Shields, Str. Susie
Silver; A. Hightower, Dardanelle, Ark.
I. Faulwelter, Cincinnati, o.; j. Kooken
Macon, Miss; \. Failing, Macon, III.
b. Boyce, Point Pleasant, No. J. d
Cressp, Point Pleasant, Mo- HIS. Wheel,
or, Chicago; l.. II. Stowall, Uniontown
E KY w. W. Barklay, New Orleans; w
G H. Gage, -. Louis j. A. Broloski, St
, Louis NJ. Levi, Cincinnati; c. A. Lam,
: der, Little Rock, Ark. Mrs. j. NJ. Lam
der, LATHE Rock, Ark; l.. ID. Wallace
= Chicago j. swyne, Cook Co., III.
d -fes.erday We recorded the rumor ,bs
d Rev. Nj Foote, of the Prssbvtsri.,
n church Of this city, had received and ac
cep'sh call from congregation Of hi
4. denomination at St. Louis. Wa bov
b learned that the rumor is true, In ,osin,
. NJ foots, our community loses a yalua
- bic memter--one who during his ros;
4. dence in Cairo, has made a host of war;
personal friends. He is an excc,,sn
preacher, and was very popular anon,
>, the members Of his church Into socs,,
n he carries none Of the Aminidab Sleeki,r
OF the cloth, but is social, companionab,
= gentleman who has not taught bimsel
/" that the eliquet Of his profession debs,
~ him from taking an interest in the affai,
10 OF the world. We very much regret q
c. as all his friends will, that he has conclud
s. ed to seek another field of labor and u,,
he fulness.
n WANTED TO ExcHASaE--For improve
% CAIRO property, leo acres of good Ian
within one mile and half of Hickman
>" | Kentucky with uood hr;,i, 49,. 49,