The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-03-13
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Subject Of the lecture: Music"
The subject Of the Rev. Mr.. Gilbert
sermon o. the Church OF the Redsemsr TO
night will be Thoughts About the Crea
ton
Harry Walker has purchased Mr.
Fsy's interest in the Dslmonico ho,el, and
will at once assume control. So the story
goes.
The Ohio and Mississippi rivers are
both declining, and We may soon expect
TO seq the paddles of water about the city
disappear
ELLEN Ford, a eolorsd lady, got drunk
and while In that condition was caugh by
Chief Mclialo. Judge Brots nued her,
five and the agreeable Ellen went to
the ealaboose.
Monday next, March l7th, st. Pat.
ricks day, will be celebrated by the st.
Pstrick's Bsnsvo client Society Of this city
bys parade, etc, The society numbsrs
several hundred members, and, when
dressed IN their handsome regslis, present
. very imposing appearance.
MIR. John II. Dalton, who stabbed the
shoemaker Rooie, at B!andsiils on Tues
day afternoon, was before Squire Ray
yesterday tor = preliminary hearing.
When the circumstances of the ARRAY
were made known, Squire Ray promptly
discharged MIR. Dalton. Koote 10 s,ill
alive
We are PANIED ~ learn Of the death
Of little Harry Psrtee, son Of Henry Par.
tee, pilot on the Capital City. Harry
died st ST Louis yesterday, but from
What disease 10 hot stated. The Capital
City Was due at Memphi. from V,cksburs
lest evening, wheo the cad Intelligence
will frat reach Mr. Partes
w VAnps,tsn ond q b Dir,rich. st.
Louis 3 B Stevens, Cincinnati; 30
Black wood, Osceois, Arkansas; A o Spaf.
ford, Chicago; Jas Belle, st Louis; Il
Davis, Clinton; Robert Grady, New York;
Mrs SsrAthsrn, Bingham and John + 4
ley, Macon. Illinois. were among the ar.
rivals ss the 81. Charles yesterday.
AT twelve o'clock yesterday smoke
was discovered issuing from the root Of
the kitchen Of Mr.Lawrehce Byrne's house
on Washington avenue, next to II. Pat
rick's Catholic chur.h. The are engines
we're soon on the ground, and the Rough
and Ready company getting first water"
soon eItinguished the IRE. The loss,
most OF which was caused by water, was
triting.
William Smith, . colored man, WAS
arrested night before last by Sheriff It.
Vim on charge of burglary, He WAS
AIKEN before Judge Bross for . prslimin. |
Try hearing, but. owing to the absence of
important witnesses, the case was contin.
led for one week. Smith 10 charged with
being one of the parties who burglarizsd
Pat Fitzgerslds sample room on last Sat |
lrday night.
On Wednesday night at about ten
''clock as the towboat Ed Hobbs was
ounding tho point into the Ohio river,
he men were called up to make the land.
ng. They were seen to 60 forward on
he barges, but after the landing had been
made it was found that . man named
sturgeon, . deck hand, was missing and
ould not be found. 1t 10 Supposed that
10 fell over board and was drowned.
John Mitchell and Nr.John Limber,,
he former brakeman on the Illinois
central, and the later proprietor OF the
railroad House, qusrrelsd yesterday, and
'sre arrested by Constable John Nc.
'ulta. Judge Bross taxed them each
ve dollars and the usual costs. Mitchell
'as afterwards resrrested on . charge OF
nulting Mr.. Llmbert, and was hsld to
Oil in the sum of two hundred dOllers.
The regular weekly sale Of tobacco
ill take place 1t the planters warehouse
ais forenoon. About twenty-five hogs.
sads will be offered. The attendance OF
callers in The weed 10 solicited. Major
Iinkle, who has been pros psCting through
ballard county for the last four or I've
avs, returned yesterday. and reports tina.
unusually large quantity Of tobacco
ill seek Cairo ~ . market this season.
10 soon as the rivers subsids 90 that IL
an be moved, farmers will begin to bring
in.
Mr. Chas p. Gregory, travelling
gent of the celebrated "Globs Lubricat.
az OIL" manufactured by Erwin Max.
'sll X Co, Of 81. Louis, 10 in Cairo 10 the
interest OF the great oil firm. The rspu-
alton OF Mr. Maxwell, and the oils which
o manufactures and sends out to his Gus.
omer', is too we'll known 10 Cairo to 70.
uire any word from us; We can therefore
My recommend Mr.. GREGORY to our bust.
ess and railroad men and oil others, and
ops their orders will bs largs,ss We know
hey will 10 satisfactorily allied.
"A quarrel occurred at Fort Jefferson
ssterday between = couple Of saployss
{ the Mississippi Central railroad. Of
curse, there was "womAn 1t the bottom
I the matter" and the woman was the
'ifs OF one Of the parties, who claimed