The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-18
GENERAL.
HOSE ARRIVED.

ana Hloernians has arrived.
1DLEwILD.
Tho splendid steamer Idlewild will
clear for Evansville this evening.
BIG MUDDY BRIDGE
will, it is said, be in condition to allow
the passage of trains tomorrow.
There was another negro stabbing affair
yesterday on Eighth street. No rartic.
ulars.
THE BABY"
Of the Roughs has been thor oughly over
hauled and repaired; and now wait until
the next frel
LECTURE.
The lecture of Hon. VIM. Parsons, at
the Atheneum, tomorrow night, should
attract large audience.
JAMES Bush
disturbed the peace by di.orderly conduct
yesterday, but Squire Bross told him to
go his way and be noisy no more.
CORRECTION.
The Dukes cake was given to the ladies
of the Presbyterian congregation, not sold
to them as we stated. That's the odds 2
SACRAMENT.
At half-past 10 o'clock this mornn G
the sacrament of the Lords supper will be
administered by Rev. Fred. L. Thomson,
ia the Methodist Episcopal church.
INDIANA.
Take the Indiana for New Orleans. She
leaves positively this evening, and is q
safe and comfortable passenger packet, de.
serving the patronage of the travelling
public.
RETURNED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Captain Chas. Edwards
returned from their bridal tour day or tive
ago, having visited New York, Phils
delphia and other eastern cities, spending
several weeks in Washington.
THE TURNER BALL.
The Ball ofthc Turner's tomorrow night
at Scheels hall, must be remembered.
festive time may be enjoyed by all VIII
attend. Arrangements have been mad
for the grsndest ball Of the season.
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The meeting of the fire department
, called for tomorrow night, has been pos
!. poned until the evening of tho first Satu
, day after the 10th of March. The penC
=. ing canvass for city Offices will occupy a
h the spare time of the members of the d
q partment and it is doubtful if quoru
y could be obtained by the most persistel
drumming
ia who is always nosing around, yesterds
arrested the amiable John Cahil on q
=. charge of using offensive language and d
" saulting Mrs. NJ. A. Purcell. He "
fined S. which was all wrong, as he
y" not whip her, but only pushed her dow
!" stairs and cursed her little, as any m
u would have done under similar circur
= stances. That old quotation from Tobir
e Honey Moon" about a man being a cowa
- who would lay his hand on woman ga,
+. in way Of kindness is all bosh.
:, course it is. And who can blame Cal
for retaliating on Mrs Purcell for havir
:. him fined lie WAS right in having b
- arrested for using offensive language C.
y culated to provoke breach OF the pea
y and in having her fined So. Didn't she abu
D. him, and use language that was calculat
s to make him push her down stairs, a
g didn't he push her, and wasn't it right
. have her fined for getting herself in,
10 such trouble To ask the question is to
p ply to it,
THE CENTRAL.
: The Sun wishes us to infor M it whetb
u the intention Of the Illinois Central ra
'. road to remove its southern terminus
l Mound City has no. grown out of som
thing more than the petty annoyances
the people who wish the track taken fro
- the levee. We did not say the Illinc
" Central had any such intention, and dor
believe it has. What we did say was, tn
q hopeful Mound City friend was chuc
ling over the fact that tho Central W
searching at Mound City for good pa
3 to build bridge across the Ohio. 1t ms
be the Central has such intention, but '
# doubt it. This however we do know, tn
I Cairo has not lost anything by having Il
y southern terminus Of the Central, al
). those citizens who are always seeking
/. embarass tho COMMUNICATIVE it troub
g and put it to expense-ars very iooli,
people, almost as silly as the woman
n man or boy who killed the goose that la
:. the golden egg.
" EXPLANATION.
0 Elder G. w. Lane, pastor of the Bapti
e church in Colum bus, KY, called on
!. yesterday and requested us to make
Q tailed statement of certain facts connects
with certain announcement which appea
ed in THE BULLETIN yesterday mornir
advertising that Elder &. w. Lane, of Il
Baptist church in Columbus, KY, wou