The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-24

lhh obNMAN SCHOOL iCNl''- uo
German school picnic and entertain mott
at Washington garden on Monday, 25th
inst, promises TO DO very interesting sf.
fair. Tho grounds will DO very hand
somely decorated, good music will be In
attendance through the day. and OF re-
freshments there will be an abundance
for all who may attend. A fine band Of
music will lend the charm of sweet
sounds TO the occasion, and should any Of
the party wish TO join in dance Ger.
tainly no objection can be made. 1t is
hoped there will be a large attendance.
The picnic will conclude With q ball in
the evening.
A FIoHT. We understand that at a
late hour on Friday night several citizens
were standing At the corner of Tenth
street and Washington avenue, and dur
ing their conversation the sewer question
was broachod. There was q wide differ
ence Of opinion as TO the proper mode TO
prevent the sipe water getting in the city.
Two Of the number, who are particularly
interested in the sipe water question, both
being owners OF property in the "inun.
dated districts" argued the matter with
considerable spirit, and finally came TO
angry word, Citizen No. intima.ed
,ha, citizen No. did mo, know wha, lie
WAS talking sbop';' and in turn citizen
No. . inumated IhaG asyone who said
that "vss liar and the truth wasn't
ia him." just about this timo the indi
cations for n Ars.class dsticuf we're exec.
lent, but friends interpreted and pu: u s.ol
TO all further proceeding. in the premises
The matter has been settled ,nI the gen.
uemen are friends again.
KELLER & BRo.-This irm having
taken charge Of their Eighth Street Meat
Market, have Insuguratsd "a new systen
Of doing bu.ucs:-a system that will b.
sure to give satisfaction TO their patrons
Being wholesale dealers in the meat trad,
they are enabled to eel better meat fol
less money than any other es,ablishmen,
in the city. They will d. strictly cs.t
business, credi!ing nobody, and nope thai
no person will apply for credit, as il vii
certainly be refused. This system will b,
adheared TO in order tina, they may no. b,
compelled 10 charge cash custo ner,
enough to make up for bad debts. They
will open their shop OF this saturday
morning, when will % offered to ,h,
public, at unusually low prices, th,
choicest fresh meats of sill kinds--such a
beef, veal, mutton, pork, etc. They vii
also have fresh sausage for sale every
morning. They soloi,c share Of publ,
patronage, Si-5.2O.Gt
THE MCHALE SygsTICATIos.-Th,
committee appointed ST the las, meeting
of the city council! met last nigh. at III,
city clerks office. Mayor Wood and Al
dermeu Halliday and Morris were present
Aldermen Valdez and Ssur absent.
The clerk administered 10 each of tn,
committee an oath TO make the inves.iga
ton without fear or favor
Alderman Morris in the hair.
The mayor asked ifthere we're any wri,
ten charges preferred sgain,i Mr., Mcliale
Tae chairman replied There src
none"
Tho mayor then moved that all charges
be preferred in writing. Adopted.
Mr.. Marx the clothier, who has had
the misfortune to suffer from fire and
robbers, was present to prefer charges
He was asked # he had any to make. he
replied: mo. particularly and asked t
DO excused until Monday evening.
Marshal McHsle asked ,ha, Mr.. MARI
be permitted to make HE chsrges yer.
bally.
The mayor suggested that Alderman
Valdez and Ssup, who had votei sgains,
confirmation, would probably desire to
hear oil the evidence, and b, therefore
wished no evidence TO be taken in thell
absence.
Alderman Halliday moved that when
the committee adjourn !. 10 Until Tues.
day night next, whom all tie charge.
must he preferred. Carried.
Misc Jennie Wilson, the mitross OF the
man who lie said to have m,de certain
charges sgtinst McHsle, was presen.
She was asked if she had any charges &c
make against Marsha McIIsls. She re,
piled that she had n OF that sto was pres.
ent as witness.