The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-24
THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN TUESDAY, OCTOBER a. 1871,

directions concerning the work. Mr.. Town.
SEND warned the attacking party--a mar
by the name of Maron--to keep off, tell
ing he did not want to quarrel with him
Marion followed up, however, until after
backing distance of twenty-five or thirty
yards, Mr.. Townsend drew his revolvo,
and fired. The shot took effect in Mar.
ions neck, and he died in forty-cight hours
Mr.. Townsend had not up to last Satur.
day evening been arrested. The people
of Ullin and the neighborhood where the
homicide occurred are unanimous in justi.
flying Mr.. Townsend for the part he took in
the terrible tragedy.
Peter Saup has opened bran new oys
ter saloon, l02 Commercial avenue, where
he will keep on hand constantly fresh
oysters, the largest and most delicious in
the ity,which he will sell the by case, can
or dozen. The saloon has been fitted up
with the express view of supplying
gentlemen and ladies with place where
they may enjoy meal of these toothsome
bivalves quietly, without being disturbed
by the hustle and noises inciden tai to the
commonplace restaurant oyster room.
IF.
The cornerstone of st. Joseph's Cath
ole church was laid on Sunday with APP
propriate ceremonies. Owing to the in
clemency of the weather, however, the oc-
casion was robbed of much of its beauty
and interest. Father Phclan, who deliv-
cred the Grafton in the English language
was compelled to close his remarks after
speaking for a few minutes. However,
that portion Of the Fathers Grafton that
was delivered was good and there was q
general expression of regret when he was
compelled to bring his remarks to close
Father hoffner, who was to address the
Germans, spoke only a moment. His re-
marks are said by those who heard them
and are judges, to have been well timed
and appropriate TO the occasion.
The Chicago Beer Saloon, VIM.
Schick, proprietor, Nos. 26 and 2S Eighth
street, is favorite place of resort with all
lovers OF Weiss Beer, Liquors Of every
description, and all kinds of foreign and
home Wines. No ordinary liquors are
dispensed at the bar Of the saloon-only
the very BEST and guests find in attend
ance polite and accommodating walters. A
free lunch is spread every day at 10
O'Clock am. aual7tf.
Officers Sheehan and Holmes arrested
two men on Sunday afternoon who were
endeavoring to dispose of a check for
$500. They arrived in this city by the
steamer Columbia, and endeavored to ne
gotiate check for theabove sum for their
passage. On arriving in this city they
went to the st. Charles hotel and got sup
per, offering the same bogus check IN pay
ment. On the person of one of them was
found an express order for the sum Of ST.
500, also counterfeit. They were we'll
provided with bogus documents of every
description Shortly after their arrest
chief Myers telegraphed TO the officers
having them under arrest to hold them
until he arrived. AS the check was drawn
on bank in St. Louis and was fraud.
They are now in The county Jail awaiting
the arrival of chief Myers.
d Lampert has removed his shop
from Ohio Levee to Eigth, between Com
mercial and Levee, and he now invites
his friends to one Of the best fitted shops
in the city. Everything is kept in the
neatest and best manner possible snow
white towels, bright keen razors, pure
water, fragrant soaps, clear oils and fine
perfumery. Smooth shaves, thorough
shampoos, fashionable hair-cutting, hair
curling or dressing for gentlemen, ladies
or children, and polite attention is always
in readiness for those who favor him with
their patronage. oct9dlm.
The following persons were at the st.
Charles hotel yesterday w. Ii. Butts,
wife and servant, Memphis ; Mrs. Alexan-
der, Paducah; Mrs. Marshall, Paducah ;
Mrs. Taylor Chicago; Lucien Eaton, St.
Louis Il. b. Vallette, Horse Shoe
l. A. Kooken, Macon, Miss; r. c. Thatch-
er, Columbus, KY; Fred. X. Houston,
Evansville; Perry o. Griffin, Columbus 4;
Mrs. II. l. Cooley and two children, Miss
NJ. Cooley and /. M. Cooley, New Orleans /;
Dan. Hogan, Mound City; J. s. Hamil-
ton, Mound City; L. II, Falls, city; f..
NJ. Dudley, Syracuse, N.Y. j. N. Stuart,
Alton; G. II. Page and wife, Centralia ;
r. w. Dugan, steamer Eckert; S. NJ.
Knowles, st. Louis F. A. Vallette, St.
Louis; VIM. NJ. Barkley, New Orleans ;
Capt. L. Dowrey, st. Louis; f. 5. Hub
bard GIengary, ILL.,; w. N. Parks, St.
Louis; l.. Ballard, Mass; Miss Hall,
Conn; l.. 7. Moore Centralia; S. II.
Sawyer Nashville, Ills; Mrs. Annie,
Rawlins, Carbonate; 5. p. Cope, Padu-
cab Mrs. w. w. Cope, San Francisco.
Two of the three men who beat the
old man out Of his money OH train ofcars
in this city week ago to-day, Travelled
from Cairo to Caledonia on foot, reaching
there in time to catch the steamer Fisk on
her way to Paducah. Hon. ID. w. Mum