The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31

The freight on Flour from Cairo
New York is 81 GO per barrel to Bostol
81 10.
PARIS FALLES.-The news Of tn
fall of Paris created quite an excitement j
this city.
George johnson, colored, Of this cit
was on the Inflated steamer w. X. Arthel
when she exploded, and was saved.
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FoR SALE.-The old drug store Of Whita
ker is offered for sale, and residence oil
Ninth Street. See advertisement.
Another. Parties with abundan
means propose to construck works in thi
city for the manufacture of school hous
furniture
REvIvAL.-An interesting revival o
religion was in progress, during all las
week, at tho Methodist Church. Thir
teen seekers found grace.
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BRoss.-Judge Brosss has been ad
pointed member Of the County Judges
committee instructed to DO on hand t.
give the Legislature information in ref
erencc to county matters.
CoSrIEMED.-A large congregation
was in attendance at the Church ofthe Re.
deener on last Sunday. Bishop White
house was present and administered the
rites of confirmation 10 eleven.
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HouEoPArHsT.-We publish this morn.
ing the business card Of DR.. Brigham,
who is, We believe, the only homeopathict
physician in the city. The Doctor is held
in high favor by his school Of medicine
and enjoys a large practice.
UP AoAIS.-Mr. w. W. Thornton pro-
poses 70 reconstruct the old market house
as soon "a the weather becomes settled,
and will carry out his original intention
to pu, machinery into it and manufacture
every thing tina. can be made out Of wood.
the Church OF the Redeomer in this city
on Sunday, last, is New-Yorker by birth
and lawyer by profession. When he
came to the diocese Of Illinois he left a
rich parish, and accepted the bshopric
at about half the salary Of the rectorship.
STocRFLEru-In our advertising col
ums will be found the business card Of
Mr.. +. VI. Stockaeih, dealer in Liquors,
Wines, DC. Mr.. Stockile,h is one our most
substantial business men-a thorough
going, indefatigable gentleman, whose
word is n good Us his bond, and with
whom the public may deal in the assur-
ancc Of receiving the very best bargains.
BADLY IsJCRED.-A boy named John
Higgins was dangerously injured yesterday
morning at the Walnut Saw Mil. lie
and few companions were playing in the
mill, and while he was running through
It board ia the floor broke under him and
he was precipitated TO the ground dis
lance OF about fifteen feet. His lips were
Gu, and his head almost crushed. He was
carried home and properly cared for.
NEARLY DROWNED On Sunday
morning, drunken man fell from a
steamboat lying at the stone depot, and
was nearly drowned. lie, fortunately fell
on u pile Of drift wood, and succeeded
in keeping his head above water until he
was pulled from his dangerous position.
lie was somewhat soborel by tho cold
bath, and denounced water ss u dangerous
enemy Of man. whcrcupon he invited his
rescuers TO take drink.
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ALMosrA Row.--A difficulty occurred
between n white man and negro on the
steamer james Howard yesterday morn
ing. The white man struck the negro
violent blow on the head with slung shot,
but 1t had no pcrceptlble effect, Sambo
whipped out II long knife, but could not
oycrtake the white man. The friends of
the negro gathered about him and avowed
their ability and desire to "clean OUT the
boat.
Teachers lSsTITUrE.-School Super.
intcnlcnt White has determined and Is al.
ready making arrangements to hold
teachers Institute in this city during the
last week in March next, continuing three
day., In the evening" Lectures will DO de-
liyercd by home lecturers. Mr.. White
has entered upon the discharge Of his du-
ties with great vigor, and, We have no
doubt, will prove TO be ilrst-rate super.
intendent.
Police MATTERs.-Charles Develin
drank and fought Arnold and Cain ar
rested him; Bross lined him $40 and costs.
Charles paid like man.
James Dennis, colored, fought. Ar
rested by Shechan and Arnold. Fined by
Bross IS and costs. Paid.