The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-05
LOCAL DKEvITIHS.

meteorological observations
Professor Sidney and st, John, wit
their Pan,a Thnnmatako smon contenplat
vi.it to Cairo.
Yesterday was summer.like. Liner
s'othes were thought ~, and cool shades
and ice, and min, julcps.
Ifeding, the Bride Of the Bandit. Is tn,
next play on the boards Of the German
Dramatic Association.
A large number Of citizens Of the eoun.
try precinct. are in the city enjoying the
luxury Of attending the Circuit! Court,
The Erening SIN presents avery cred.
table appearance in its typography. Ills
spicy and makes up in vim wha, |, lacks
ia sire
The civil war in France has been in.
augura,cd, and Alba is still enchanting
the men of hard boards with his fine shaw
ing ,f
Judge -. 5. Edwards, Hon. Milton Hay,
Judge IrumGull, and Mr. John Newell,
NicePrcsidcnt Of the !. &. X H., h-n in
the city at the 1t. Charles Hotel
Banker. shave notes but Alba have,
faces and with razor. 80 sharp they pas
through heavy beard with all the ease or
case knife passing through the rir
All why wa. the gentle Florence Dom
nelly drunk, and why did the cruel shce-
han gobble her, and why did the harj.
hearted Bro,s fine her :! md costs?
Tho Christian church Of the city j. put.
ting on ii. armor. \ revival /. in Pre-.
gree. When two and three are gath.
cred together &c.
The Board OF Alderman managed 10
hold n meeting las, night. Col. Hearden
was elected chairman for the ensuing
year. No business Of Importance was
transacted.
Apples got Eve into trouble, aud they
60; Eliza Horn into II difficulty also. She
undertook u peddlc them in Cairo with
ou, license Wa arrested, fined $40 ard
lodged in Jail Cor lc days.
"Our olive does no, like babie. over.
much, but Il she were man and had
beard, and knew how to appreciate n good
thing she would not fail g. be shaved AZ
Alba. barber shop, Commercial Avenue
Cairo, III. II
McHsle had dirty devil in Jail on
Monday night--a mas. Of Corruption
charged with abusing woman. Bross
turned him loose--told him TO git be
cause he was afraid the fellow nigh, drop
10 pieces in the Jail,
Bill Lee resent' the charge ,hs, lac has
been recresn, to his early training us
drinkcr Of good whisky, and has fallen 10
low that he las taken to gurggling Padu-
cab whisky. He says no Will allow us TO
make any charge against his cool name
tu, that
=
morning anxious to promulee his decision
on Burnside and the c. 4 v. r. r., but
hi, associates Msrchildon and McCrite
have not yet arrived in tho city and he Is
compelled to restrain his anxiety 10 get
the blasted railroad of his mind.
We re-publish the delinquent tar.list
this morning in order 10 make Il more
binding. We know We shall succeed. De-
linqucnt tsH-lst that are not more bind !
ing have been determined by the law
that pestiierous humbug-to be futile, US
j. were. Which the same We would rise
TO maintain,
The Hon, ID, W. Mum isanxious to go |
through Pat Kelly ID, W, is prosecutor,
and Pat is a prisoner charged with at
tempting to kin A. Boyle and, because
Pat didn't wind up the eminent pork
dealers existence, Mum Is anxious to
punish him for the failure, by sending
him to the penitentisry.
Molly Brown is rather loose gal, Civ
on toevil ways, and now when big is
very duh she has fallen on evil DAYS.
Arrested she WAS by Andrew Cain, and
fined BY Frederick Bsossi then was
handed over to William McHale and
locked up tight in the city Jail locked up
Tor thirty-cne days
Winter, the Alderman, is about TO
abandon RAILROAD enterprises and make a
lash at the wharf. Give US the wharf
u We dieP is to be his battle cry in the
uture' Having retired from the man
'gement OF the Arab company no can now
levote oil the forces of his giant intellect
% the work Of going for the wharf"
What have wsdone2 Why and where.
'ore' The Sun has gone down on us-ac-
,ual y refuses to shine into our sanctum.
Yesterday the bright but small luminary
made H. appear ,nce, but did not cast lis
rays along Washington avenue In the
vicinity Of TnE BULLETIN Building, We
vara "a "A consaouepce comnell n m hor