The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-14


sheriff Irwin returned from
ST. Louis yesterday morning, bringing
with him John Green, the thief spoken of
In yesterday mornings BULLETIN. Green
10 nov in tho county jail.
The contract fo- laying the foundation
Of Bsptist church edi6cc, to be built on
Seventeenth street, between Washington
avenue and Wslnu, street, has been let to
George Christmsn, and the work COM
menced. The church will be built Of wood.
and will be tbirty-fve feet wide and sew
en,y.two long. The basement will be
brick.
The
Hibernisn Ball
at
Washington Hall
Tuesday night, next
Everybody who wishes to pstronize and
encourage one OF the
best, If not the best
fire companies in the city, will
attend this
ball.
Go to tho Hiberinan ball on Tuesday,
next.
Tho Hiberinap ball, on Tuesday night
next, At Washington hall, will be one of
the features Of the present festival sea.
son. Go n it.
ID. w. Hurd, Esq, represented Cairo
10 the St. Louis Commercial convention.
DIR. Fields requests Va to state AS y
joke on DIR. Dunning, that the doctor 3
mule has the epizooty bad, and that the
doctor will be compelled to fall back
upon the patient OK.
Votes will he received until 0 o'clock
to-day, Saturday, December l4), II,
Harry LSttners saloon, for silver speak.
ing trumpet, Ia be presented to the fire
co np,ny receiving the most votes. Fifty
cents = vote.
The laying OF the track on the Cairo
and St Louis road will be completed from
st. L,uis = Sparta, n d.tsnce Of fifty
miles, n"x. wssk. Track laying will then
com msnco at this end Of the road, start.
ing from the old Fort at the point below
the st. Charles hotel.
On both sid,s Of P,pl " street in the
upper part Of the city. where fires have
occurred lately. thu flames have burnt
gsps in tho sidewalks where they are
twslve feet high A tew planks for the
broken places would be n jidicious ex-
?en.e on the part Of the city.
"A sidewalk 10 TO be built on Cros.
street Immediately.
Tine MANN carcass of a bear in
from. Of the butcher shop of j. Walters
has. for evral days pest attracted great
attention. This history of tue capture OF
this bs<st 10 q ,its rom ,ntic, but i. suffi.
cisnt 10 know that the tear will bs skin.
ned, and ready for NJ. Walters custom
ere by Saturday morning next. Until
Saturday, the public my supply them
sslves At M. w alters shop with all kinds
Of the b st meats ia the market.
i2-il-4t.
Business ut the police court was dull
and uninte'estng yesterday. Smith, a
cun from Africa, who WAS arrested on
Thursday night for disturbing the peace
paid into the city treasury sll 20. Fan.
ME w, isms, also colored, who had been
dead drunk, was discharged without fine
The Marphysboro Argus says ~.
n. St"ckhhh, ~hols'.ls liquor dealer of
Cairo. sells more and better liquors 20
AarPbysboro, than any other Wholesale
iiqaor dealer in the country"
AT nine o'clock tonight, An ins,s,ls.
ton Of officers will take place a, the
Cairo q .ssino hall, on which occasion IN.
new and beautiful Asg Of the society will
b dsdicstsd. After these ceremonies, q
banquet will be given 10 the hall for Il q
members and their families.
Lucy Crane, . frs,l creature who ia
tired u life, at,snptsd TO commit suicide
on rhursdsy nigh. by taking 3 large dose
Of morphine DIR. Parker WAS called IN
st.sad hsr, and succeeded In saving her
froa death.
Mayer, business manager of the Selden
Irwin coobinstion troupe, made his debu
ysstsrdsy - Cairo fireman NJ the Orr
coaAsgrstion. He ran with the Arabs
cad ~ . success. He was sncored sew.
sssl times. Marcus is al old California
assoSs, and, 9th the exception of the 10.
cal reporter Of rHE BuLLEris, 10 ut this
nsnsas TIE bsss looking rasn in the city.