The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-17
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CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
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DIR LAvARTr has removed his ofic
from 9Th street 70 No. liO Commercial sv
enue, over E'lio, d Haythorns
Jrh"E BRoss and Nr. Oterly were il
attendance at the meeting of the Director
Of the Cairo and 81. Louis railroad, bel,
in East II. Loul, yesterday.
a SINGLE plain drunk was all tina
trsnspired in Bird police cour, yesterday
There was no money in that, and III,
poor dew. was sent to the cslsbOose fol
three days
| THE following were among the arrival
at the European hotel yesterday: T. {
and i. NJ. Wiley, ~. Louis Tim Cor
man, city; ID. +. Bisssll, ~, Louis A. p
Harrison, &. X Y. railroad; J. Dsnsub. G,
81 '. railroad.
NOTHING Of special interest trsnspired
in the circuit court yesterday. Like tn,
| day previous, the time Of the court wa,
occupied in hearing aud deciding motions
etc, La the afternoon one or two com.
mon law cases were disposed of.
Ng. e. X WOODWARD Ier, yes,erday
morning Tor Cincinnati, where be will
spend few dave examining the sights ~
be seen d, the exposition. he will s.o
visit Wheeling, Va, Pit;-Lurg and But.
.alo, before returning homo.
THE GAME Of baseball to have been
played in this city on Thursday next, 10.
tween the Memo and Egyptian clubs, 10
postponed until Friday, 10Th instant, at
three o'clock in the afternoon. win the
'Sun please make u note o. this post
ponencnt
THE steamer Jas. Howard is still a,
Commerce. She will probably be out to-
day. She has been employing the pas,
two or three days since the fire TO clean
out the rubbish accumulated By the fire
The damage to her is com psra,iyely ligh.
compared to wha. the frs. reports stated.
ARRIVALS at the Delnonico yesterday
were VIM. F. Wilkins, Du Bots Harry
Cook, ST. Louis; Mrs. johnson, Vim.
cennes John Dougherty, Jonesborc; r..
Estes, st. Louis J. B. Upton, NJ. h. Es.is,
+. Anderson, Miss. &. X. r; ID. r. Beau
man, Tunnel Hill; T. Ii. Ssw.on, Jack
son, Tenn. G. n. Short, T.. and p. K. Il
On FRIDAY and Saturday nights next
Duprez and Benedict's New Orleans
minstfels will appear at the Atheneum in
this city. This combination is one Of the
best Of its kind now travelling, and have
performed 10 large audiences and given
universal satisfaction wherever they have
stopped. See their Advertisement in an
o.her column.
PRor, Louis BAUER has arrived on A
visit to HE friend Stock ne,h, and intends
to -pend few days Of quiet relaxation.
The gentleman referred 10 occupies a
prominent position in st. Louis, and by
his literary, as well as practical achieve
men,s, is counted among the rising sur
geons Of the future metropolis Of the
country.
Mr.. JONI q. CROWLEY is announced |
this morning rs candidate for the Office |
o. county clerk. Mr.. Crowley is n Young
man well-known to tho citizens Of Cairo
md throughout the country, and Judging
from his popularity, We venture to say, he
will make it warm for his opponents. He
Is well qualified for the office, and if elect
81 will AZ it with satisfaction to all par
ties.
FoRsome time past bar has been form
ng in the Mississippi river directly oppo-
lite where Gresndeld's ferry boat made its
andings on the Illinois shore. On Sun
lay last it filled up SO fast Ms to preclude
III possibility of the ferry-boat crossing il,
md the Mississippi is now in such . con-
iition AS to compel the ferry boat to 'come
ound the point" and make Its landings
N Ohio levee opposite the foot Of Fourth
treet.
OFFICER CoNANT has left the police
orce, and 10 now no more than "any other
man, The chief OF police did not "run
he force" just rs Mr.. Conant would like
o have 1t run, and as = conseq left
he force. Mr.. Consnt is right. When.
'er man gets too big for his shoes he
ught to get out of them. Likewise
whenever = police constable gets above
bsying the orders of his supsriors, 10
ught to get out of the way and make
Dom for some one who will obey orders.
WM' GRAHAM, Paris, Washington
ounty Pa; Cbas. ID. Armstrong, Louis
illei j. N. Patrick, st. Louis Louis |.