The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-11

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Dssyssru.-vsry few horses wsr'
visjbls On ths ssrssss yesterday. The
Episode y growing vorss-sesrsely
Assss II The city being unaffected.
Arthur Boyle 10 In town.
The house Of lords was In session last
sighe
-Ohvsssl Mound Cisyitss we're In town
yesterday; among them We noticed Pot.
Ses. JoAa Carter and @. r. Meme.
Capt Hsrman Of Nashville. walked
sboss town yesterday accompanied BY
Dlees.
-Oscsf Turner Of kentucky, Was also
svisisor 10 the city.
Daniel Mcdonald and Michael Col.
iiss, for being drunk and disorderly, were
Yesterday nnsd i've dollars and costs
sseh. Both went TO Jail for nine days.
AT the City Boot and shoe store =
asv stock Of goods, complete in every de.
partnsns has bssn just received. Psrsic.
alan tomorrow.
Tho Blum 4 Amson robbery Vas the
talk Of the town yesterday. The police
authorities shake their heads in . mysteri.
eus manner. Wherefore Are they on
Ne trail Of the villains who made the rich
eebblsf
The dark days before Christmas are
With "; dull, Iesden, lowering skies
cold, clustering winds; days on ~hich no
ssa chime; nights in which even "the
owl With oil his feathers 10 a'cold."
Tho mistress and two irnocents Of .
downtown establishment we're yesteaday
Assd ten dollars each and costs, In the
pelies court. All paid.
The dray used in the transfer Of bag
gage from the steamer Illinois TO the trains
% The Illinois Central road, has ceased
from IL daily trips. The episootic cid it.
Oons Of Ham nov carry the baggage.
10 many Of the TWINS and cities where
the spisootie prevails, wagon and dray
lissoss have been abolished by proclama-
lions Of the mayors. The necessities. Of
trade has compelled this movement in
other places, and will, W believe, IS the
horse disease continues to spread, render
II sdvisabls here.
"A horse sfaicted With tho episootic
and which had been drawing . water cart
during the morning, gave out yesterday.
But the driver, . negro, was equal to the
emergency. He enlisted the services Of
another man and brother, and by their
united efforts the water cart, which 10 .
noosy-msking institution nov, made its
accustomed rounds.
Tho tug Flora, built BY Walker &
Nellie u this city, for Riddle, Colsmaa
4 Co, Of Pittsburg, Pa, 10 70 have her
trial trip tomorrow. 1t Wa built at .
cost Of q, 500, has boilers of the most i'm.
proved kind, and il her appearance 10 not
dsesiving, she will answer all s1pecta.
tises.
w. Il. Bradley 4 Co, commission !
and produce merchants, and miliers
agents, have located in this city, and
opened an once at No. 90 Ohio levee |
Nsssrs. "a Co., come to Cairo with the
highest comm endAtions Of the business
men OF PAducsh, and With an established
reputation for business tact, energy and
reliability. We welcome them, sad wish
them success.
Richard Moore, . scholar At the Thir-
tenth street school house, met with . 90.
rious accident yesterday. While playing
on the sidewalk, be fell Cd, q distance Of
twelve feet, and broke both bis wrists.
Dr.. Gordon was promptly called, and he
pot spliutsrs on both Of the boys arm,.
The boys mother 10 . widow woman liv.
lag 90 Thirtssnsh street and Washington
avenue.
The rsformatory measures about to be
instituted against the gamblers and gam.
bling places Of the town had . beginning
ysssssdsy. The city policemen had their
pockets full OF warrants, and the knowl-
sdgs created some stir among the fra
sseaisy. But up 70 last evening the war
ssass remained 10 the pockets Of the con-
ssrvasors Of the psacs, and no arrests we're
made.
Whitney, one Of the Cairo and 81.
Louis railroad men, was in the city yer.
tssdsy. He came 70 ASCERTAIN how far his
railroad iron had gone into the Ohio
river. NJ. Whitney informs Us that
trscklaying will commence at this end Of
The road within . few weeks. We huvs
NO doubt Mr.. Whitney knows.
The mammoth carcass Of bear In
from, Of the butcher shop Of J. Walters
has, for several days past, attracted great
attention. The history Of the capture Of
this bsast 10 quite romantic, but il 10 sun.
Client 70 know that the bear will DO skin.
ned, and ready for Mr.. Walters custom.
ere By Saturday morning next. Until
Saturday, the public may supply them.
selves at M. Walters shop with all kinds
Of the best meats 10 the market
i3.ll.ls.
The Baptist Sunday School Institute
which take place on Saturday, Sunday
and Monday nsxt, Il Is expected will be Of
considerable interest. Rev. Mr.. Baker,
Baptist Sunday School Missionary Of III.
iaois. Rev. Mr.. Mars,on who holds the
same o0cs In Missouri, and Rev. Mr.. Fish
who holds also the same Office 10 Kentucky,
will al b present. These gentlemen e..
so ,~-sto;-.s~ II III. n.os..,