The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03
BRlEFS-NOT LAWYERS.

BoRs.
Capt. Halliday has boen at Memphis
because we have had Blind Tom,
Shawneetown wants him. He is good
show.
The German Lutheran school will
give picnic on the first Of May. Partc-
ulars hereafter. 4.3tf.
Mr.. G. Hanny has returned from New
York. Look out for his immense stock of
fine goods. They will arrive in few
days.
Go to G. W. Hendersons for Goochs'
l. Y. L. Ice Cream Freezers, Water
Coolers, Hurricane Lanterns and Enam-
eled Crate Fronts. 3-3l-dlm.
| The county court was in session yes
terday. In the afternoon, tho member
went over the proposed road between
Cairo and Monnd City.
The city council will, 1t is said, be
developed into base ball club. Council
man Wood and Schulz will be members of
the first nine; Wood will pitch and Schulz
catch for him.
The first calico hop Of the season was
given by the "Charleston Excelsior Dane
lag Club" last night at their hall. Sew
eral Cairo beaux and bellies intended to
grace the hop by their presence.
--Colored Scott, Of music hall and cleo
ton notoriety-,he highest toned darkey
in the city--received a gold-headed cane
at late ball as token Of the fact that he
was the "neatest dressed fellow present"
!. Martin, Of the Charleston Mo
IT Courier, is again sick, but the Courier
comes to hand notwithstanding. Martin
D never gives up, and works whether sick OF
well. We hope he may soon be as hearty
as Of old, wher he was as tough as knot
-Siegelman has been to Cairo, and con-
eluded he would bring all the fine good.
they had in Cairo with him. We won't
Tx undertake to describe them-you mus,
or drop your business, take time, and lool
them over yourself. - Commcrce mo.
Dispatch.
When motion was made in the coun-
Gil Monday night to refer his Sun bid to
the printing committee, composed of two
republicans and n democrat who is very
unfriendly 10 THE BULLETIN, Col. Wood
objected, and moved for a special commit.
tee OF three. This motion was q part Of
the programme. Tho committee would
have been appointed by the mayor, and
would have had Wood at its head
DR. Thos. j. Grifiith,, surgeon in
charge of the L. S. marine hospital at
Louisville, reports the following as the
condition OF the hospital under his charge,
during the month of March, 1912: No. of
n patients remaining the last day of Febru-
AIRY, lo2; No. Of patients admitted during
the month of March, As; No. of patients
treated during month Of March, $50; No.
of patients discharged during month Of
March, As No. Of patients died during
month Of March, 3; No. Of patients re-
naming on last day of March, 1902; No.
: Of private patients treated during month
March, -.
v Shores. a colored divine is q candi.
: date for school director in Cairo, and Scott
n noted colored gambler, for trustee
Shdpnssto,1n Gdset.e.
Mr. Shores, who processes and possesse.
n great deal of independence of the white
radical leaders before the day of election
- came to the conclusion that he would no,
be n candidate. We do not believe the re,
port whispered on the street corners tina,
e. this determination was induced by the fac,
" that Davis, of the Sun wouli not coun.
tenance his candid!cy He lie not afraid
!. of the man of the Sun But we do be.
= lieve Mr. Shores was inaunced by Col
= Woods declaration that colored men
should not aspire to any Office and ought
; to be satisfied with the privilege of voting.
Major Woods holds the colored vote in
the hollow Of his hand, and even Mr..
Shores Independent as no is and brave
cannot entirely free himself from his iniu-
ence.