The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-03-05
ROUNDABOUT TOWN.

THE REVIVAL.
There was no falling of in point OF
numbers in the attendance At the Meth
odist church last night. The services
we're fully as interesting ~ on former
evenings.
THE LECTUE To-SiGHT.
The indications are that there will be
. jam cd house tonight TO hear Madame
Nordaunts Anti-temperance lecture. We
understand that upwards of two hundred
tickets were sold yesterday.
IMPROVING.
-Mrs. Madden, who was 40 seriously
burned . few nights since by the eIplo-
sion Of an oil can, 10 reported 20 be i'm
proving, and her early aud COM
plets recovery is now believed to be GER
tain.
BUsISEss MEETING.
"A business meeting Of Importance
will be held by the Ladies Society OF the
Church Of the Releeiner, this Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, At the rooms Of
Mrs II. wardner. A full and prompt
| attendance 10 reqested.
MAKRIEp.
On last Sunday evening At the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Joseph Mckenzie, by Rev.
j. l.. Waller, Judge Moore of Metropolis
WAS united IN maj riage with Mrs, Della
Thrift, Of Cairo. Judge Moore and his
bride left on the Fisk on Sunday evening
for Metropolis.
| GONE BACK.
| -Chas. Stewart, the man arrested in
Cairo by Sheriff Irwin some two weeks
ago, for stealing . span Of mules from a
farmer near Jacksonport, Ark, Was called
for yesterday by an officer sent specially
for him. Stewart will most likely enter
the state service in short time.
| SLEEPER.
The Rev. Logan Sleeper is in the city
again. He has just returned from st
Louis, where he put up At the Southern
Hotel and spent the principal portion OF
his time in writing commissions to the
St. Louis Democrat The Rev. Logan
10 the guest Of his colored friend, Deacon
Hopkins.
MANAGERS MEETING.
There will be meeting of the man
agsrs Of the Orphan Asylum, in Mrs
Wardner's rooms on Friday afternoon
March 9Th, at three O'Clock, for the pur
,, pose Of slecting . new board Of officers
The managers request the attendance @
! the board Of trustees.
MRS. RITTEHHoUsE, Secretary.
AMUsEMESTs.
Mr.. Charles McGinnis with his OK
J c.llent comedy troupe will arrive in In
city on Saturday morning and give a
entertainment at the Atheneum in tn
evening Wherever this troupe has OF
n psnred they arc spoken OF in the highss
It term, Of praise. Mr.. McGinnis, bette
. known a. "Msc," has . widespread reT
D. utation As = talented and sccomplishs
Is comedian; and he is supported by one G
the best stock companies travelling.
!, coLLIpHp.
:. We understand that Q slight "smash up
b. occurred on the Illinois Central rAilros
g at CsntrAliA on Tuesday evening. tt
n high winds which prevailed during II
storm on Tuesday evening blew a col
~ car 30 far out onto the switch rs TO N
" leave room for trains to pass. The pa
IN ssnger train which leaves Cairo at thr'
o'clock in tho afternoon was the Arst
IN come along, and collided with the co
fat, terribly wrecking both the engil
and car. Fortunately no one was hurt.
H. ANOTHER TINE.
" AT the meeting Of the city coun'
m, held yesterday afternoon, Mayor Wo
H. nominated John p. Hsly, John II. Co
- man aud ID. ]. Galigan TO be commi'sio
= ers TO estimate and asses the benefits ar
ing to leves property by reason Of I
grading and graveling of Lovso sire
This 10 the third commission that /
been appointed for this purpose, and It
rs TO be hoped that the new commission
will 90 perform their work as to SC
the papers before the court in pro-
shape.
HOTEL NOTES.
j. NJ. Hsly, assistant engineer of
Illinois Central railroad, was at the
Charles yesterday.
Tho Court House hotel, We are
formed, will shortly be opened with
Hugh T. Craig o. landlord.
-Promiuet among the arrivals 81
r.. St. Charles yesterday we're; X w b
bitt, Cincinnati; N 7 Lee, Leuisvil
Geo. H Watson, Commerce, Missouri {;