The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-13

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one. Mr.. @. paid 1915 for the bell, which
he intends .hppiag to Boston, Massschu-
sets.
VIM. Alba has removed his barber
shop two doors below Paul G. schuh's
drug store, where he will DO found to.
gether with his brother Conrad swinging
his sharp raxors as usual. The shop is
fitted up In splendid style, and room set
apart for the accommodation Of ladies
who wish TO have hair dressed or cut.
| Adm.
"A communication from Marshal Cain
/, was read before the council at ia last
meeting, requesting that body to devise
some means::of disposing Of the dogs Of
the city in some otherway than by inn
pounding them. The communication was
-sferred to the committee on police and
jail with instructions to report thereon.
Tho marshal says catching dogs in Cairo
10 an uphill business.
The steamer Emperor, conveying
Backenstoses circus, arrived at the wharf
at an early hour yesterday morning.
About ten o'clock the cargoes containing
the animals, band wagon, and number Of
fine horses we're brought ashore, and after
spending considerable time in getting
| ready, paradcd the streets Of the city.
They make fine appearance. There was
a good many present in the afternoon to
witness the performance. In the evening
almost every seat under the canvass was
taken up. Taken all in all, the circus 10 a
good one; while in the mensgerie and
museum are many rare and curious
animals.
Tho warm days of Summer are APP
preaching, when we shall all be pestered
by annoying mosquitoes and hopping
leas, but which will bring along with
these trials the luxuries Of leo cream and
soda water. And where shall we 60 for
either ice cream or soda water but 10 Phil
Saup's. He is already furnishing both
these delicacies to inquirers, and We can
assure all the public that they are the
best of their kind cxtant. His saloon, on
Commercial avenue, Is neatly fitted up
for the accommodation of ladies and
children, and no improper characters are
ever permitted to enter It. The attend
ants are polite and very attentive to their
duties, and parents may entrust their
children to their care without any misgiv-
ings Of any kind. 4-ll-ml
--One of the ssdest stories we have
heard Of in long time, is told in connec-
ton with the heartrending steamboat ac-
cident which occurred on Thursday morn.
ing short distance above this city. Mr..
Henry Worsham, first clerk, and Mr.. Geo.
Worsham, second clerk Of the ill.fated
steamer we're father and son, and both lost
their lives by the explosion
The stermer H. NJ. Shrieve
Of which boat Mr.. Richard Worsham
another son of Mr.. H. Worsham, is SECOND
clerk, was the first boat to come down thu
river after the disaster. On reaching thu
scene Of the disaster, the work of search
ing for the deao was commenced, and tn,
first body found was that of Mr.. Geo
Worshan,, but the body Of the father wa
: no where to be found The reader cal
better imagine the feelings of Mr.. Rich
ard Worsham, than we can describe them
y He accompanied the remains. of bis brothe
to this city, and, after having it properl,
u coffiAed, left on the night train for hi
homo in st. Louis.
The Paducah 'Kentuckian, of Thurs
: day, contains the item below pub
0 lished. We have been on the lookou
for the parties referred to but up TO tn
4 present writing have heard nothing O
o them. The 'Kentuckian' says:
g On recent trip of the Idlewild, ma
by the name of Davis alias 0. w. Briggs
got on board that boat at Evansville, wit
, u woman named Nelly Brown, who wa
{ supposed TO be his wife. The two ha,
been engaged in the dollar store bushes
at Mt. Vernon, Indiana. On tho wa
{ down the pair got off at ElizabethtOwn, o
!. at some other point. It seems that Brigg
had wife in Iowa. She started in scare
Of her truant husband and got on hrs trai
at Evansville, and taking boat there wen
a in pursuit Of him. Arriving at Cairo sh
found that he had not arrived, and hay
= ing reason to believe that he and his othe
o wife would be down on the Idlewild, sh
got on board tho Arkansas Belle, an
!. when she met the Idlewild, short dis
> lance above here, tho Iowa viii
:, was transferred to that boat. The meet
Q ing Of the husband, and wives number
$ one and two 10 represented as having bee
very animated. Both women claimed tn
man, and the amount Of quarelling, Grim
n ination and recrimination which took plac
l.. ere the boat reached this port was huge
:. He'll has no fury like woman scorned,
dind't begin to cover this case, and gen
It eral killing might have occurred but 70
the interference Of outsiders.
When the boat arrived here, Nell,
Brown went to the hotol, the Iowa wifi
II remained on board the Idlewild, and tn
d husband took up his quarters on the Bod
~ mann. Correspondence was finally opened
10 and triangular fight ensued on pa
'e per. The Iowa female went of with he
husband on the Idlewild to Cairo, an,
w Nelly followed the happy q pair to tina
). point, on tho Fisk yesterday. How tn
affair will terminate Is uncertain.
= BOOTS AND SHOES.
!. --We have full line of Philadelphia
Goods for Child's Wear; Child's and In