The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-13

NJ havoc with many shade trees in this cit
= JonN q. HARTMAN Is in Cincinna,
iie left Cairo by the Cairo and vincenn,
>- railroad yesterday morning.
For Gas fittings, pipe, etc, 20 10 Rer
mes Vulcan iron works, Commsrcis
avenue foot Of Ninth street. 9.lo.f
thE game Of base ball played yesterds
a. Mound City was "cut short 3, tho on,
Of tho sixth inning by the rain storm
The game will completed on no., 10.
day afternoon al the same place.
Rev. Mason, Of the Christian church
- on Sunday morning next, will commenc,
the delivery OF a series of .ermons com
batting modern inRdelity.
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THE high winds yesterday afternoon de.
moli:hed the canvass covering over the
ice cream saloon at th. corner of Seventh
street and Commercial avenue. The can.
vs'' wa, torn into .hr.ds, and other Sigh,
damages done the place
Dow LLEcH, charged with stealing a
h'tboat and selling it and appropria,ing
the proceeds to his own use, was tried in
the clrcui. court yesterday, and acquitted.
Leech is a resident Of Dubuque Iowa. and
lef! for hi, home lsst evening.
A BARGE containing lO,sOO bushels Of
coal, Of the two Of the steamer Mary
Alice, was swamped by the storm yes.er-
day afternoon between the Illinois Cen.
trail whart-bos. and the foot Of Tenth
sreet, and sunk. She lays in lfty feet of
water and both barge and coal are total
loss.
The motion for a dssolu.ion Of the in
junction restraining Msi. Lee from per-
forming the duties Of superintendent Of
the Cairo and Vincennes railroad wa.
argued before Judge Baker yesterday.
Judge Baker took the matter under ad
visement and will probably render hi.
decision to-day.
Mr.. GoLDsTISE, of the firm Of Gold
slime Il Rosenws;er of thi. city, has re-
ceived intelligence from the old coup.
try Of the death of his father and mother.
who died from cholera. Mr. Gold,,ine |
had just returned from trip to New
York, and found the letter containing
this sad Information awaiting him.
PARTIES desiring 10 attend the state
fair to be held at Peoria from tie 18th TO
the Goth Of September, car ourchas.
tickets via the Illinois Central railroad
TO ii Paso and return for 81 40. The
sale OF tickets will commence tomorrow
and be discontinued on the 18th Tickets
VIII be good to return until September
23d inclusive.
LosT.-A shirt stud with garnet set
on Thurday last also mocking bird
which escaped from its cage at my resi-
dence on Walnut street. The finder of
either Of tho above will be literally re.
wsrded by leaving them at tho confection-
cry of Saup & Clsrkson
9-l2-tf PM. II sArr.
SUPERINTENDENT MILLER, Of the Cairo
and Vincennes railroad yesterday made t
the following appointments, Mai. b. F. I
Burnside, general freight and passenger c
agent and l.. w. Palmer to be assistant
of tho Cairo and Vim c
cennes railroad. In oil matters IN. an :
lhority OF Mr.. Palmer Jas assistant SUPER d
ntendent will be received by the employ. h
D. OF tho road as next TO that Of the "
general superintendent. s.
W. l.. MORRIS, Cape Girsrdesu, l.. NJ.
Palmer, Providence Il. l.; John Douglas,
st. Louis Ii. s. Stees, wife and daughter, a
Kinds county, Miss; Mrs. N. J. Rn.soy,
Columbus; G. w. Short +. and G. X. r. =
hyi William Love, Mrs. Jones, Mrs.
Love, Caseyville; c, w. Daniel, Skip
vorth, Missi II, NJ. Clark, Cincinnati
'ho'. p. Moore St. Louis; John NJ n
Williams, New Orleans; Davis Schofeld, II
Evansville; ii. l.. Lose, st. Louis b. 81
lick, postal clerk, g. X. r., were regis Il
AIRED at the st, Charles hotel yesterday. p,
TIE convention to be held in Mound v
'ity on Monday next promises to be- one u
ne largest meetings of the kind over held
that county. Tho movement to free st
'ulaski county from the control of the L
orrupt ring that has so long held sway OF
acre is daily gaining strength. The W
regular Republicans soc tho "hsnd 81
ritlng on the wall, and arc waking sh
to knowledge of tho fact st
lat they will soon DO compelled If
stand aside and permit other
"a better men to take charge of the af eli
irs of the county. tn
The following were the guests A. tho III
elimonico yesterday A. s. TAYLOR. M
ouisville, Kentucky; Isaac Markisen Fl
I'D wife, st. Louis, Missouri H.F. Gill wi
rd, Evansville Indiana; j. M. Tornev. hi
vansville, Indiana George b. Never, sol
incinnati, Ohio ID. Il. Ferrenbug, New GU
Iadrid, Missouri Miss Lucy Corbin,
ew Madrid, Missouri II. Gumps, New La
rlsans; W. F. hornbeak, st. Louis of
,issouri; w. II. Gill and wife, Bland eel