The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-04
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
We learn that the new ordinance re-
lstiug 10 dance houses is to DO rigidly en-
fo,dod .nd ,h~.- -.- -i~i~ss--- - .h~ s~'''S
will be punished 10 tho fullest extent of
the law. I
Tho co=n,y commissioners arc still
in session, and dispa,ching the business in
hand with considerable alacrity They
will undoubtedly finish tho business of
the term by Saturday. Ct.
MIR. Brown, the new health officer
will enter upon tho discharge Of his du-
ties as such officer to-day. He intends to
close GU, his hotel and devote his entire
time and attention to his Office.
AT the meeting Of tho city council
on Tuesday evening permission WAS
granted the colored masons of the ,ity to
use st. Mary's park on the occasion Of
their parade and celebration on the oath
inst.
The spiritual seance at Liberal ke-
ligious hall last evening BY Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller was attended bya fair audience
Mrs. Miller performs some very strange
and Astonishing feats She will remain
several nights longer, giving soances cact
evening at the same place.
AT meeting Of the Rough anC
Ready fire company held on Monday CIV
sning, it was resolved to hold picnI
and ball at Scheels Washington garden
on July 4,h. A committee appointed 70
the purpose are making the necessary ar
rangement
1t seems 10 be settled fact that ia
nsmo "Cairo" is to appear no where i
connection with the st. Louis, Iro
Mountain and Southern railway, late II
Cairo, Arkansas and Texas road. w
arc iniormou tls. locomotive hvIvtvIOi
known as the "Cairo" has been change
TO something else, And so it goes.
II. Il. Sullivan, at his new drug stor
on Commercial avenue, bo,wooen Mint
and Tenth streets, IS doing q thrivin!
business, and building up proftabl
trade. Prescriptions carefully CON
, pounded at any and all hours, day {
night. His stock Of drugs ia compile,
and cannot be surpassed in the city Cal
and see for yourself
"A 'young white man. well-know
in tho community, has for the last six {
eight months, cohabited with negr
wsnch, who lives il tho vicinity of Fouri
street and Washington avonue. Tn
"young man" has respectable relatives i
the city, but whether they are aware o
his "waywardncss' is not known.
Alta meeting of the Dclta City Fir
Co, held last evening, it was resolve
that wo celebrate the Fourth of July
: 81. Msrys PARK, and tina fnllo~ing con
I mit,ee was appointed TO make iull a
rangements Smith, Holmes, XVI
Lancaster and Martin.
Nj. j. McGAuLEY, Scc'y
Cairo, May 3, 1874, 3s.G-I.1t.
The members of Alexander lodge n,
225, |. .. o, F., are requested to Assembl
on the Green Line wharf boa. at half-psi
four o'clock this afternoon, to receive th
members Of tho Charleston iodge. o
arrival Of the Charleston folks tho part
will proceed to Odd-Fellows hall, wher
they will listen to an address by Nh
Oberly.
"A "white man" wended his deyiou
way, on Tuesday evening last, TO tho abod
of HE black paramour, in loose. jointe(
state Of drunkenness. lie was yer,
much drunk, and, therefore, very cor
dial. His sooly psramour, touched by
little self-respect, kicked the gentleman
from her domicil, giving him in tho scuf
flea moderately black eye. He's to b,
pittied.
Mrs. Salhe Wright, alias Mrs, Celia
was tried before Judge Bross yesterda,
on charge Of insanity. Mrs. Wright
mind has been deranged for some time
but until lately she was not considered
dangerous. The trial yesterday resulte,
in verdiot of insanity, and it was or
dered that she DO tskou to the asylum a
Anna for treatment.
The following pupils have thci
names upon the roll Of honor in room
number three, Thirteenth street school, fo
the week ending, Friday, May 29th, 1915
Llhe Martin, Minnie Klle, Fila Tor
, renee Minnie Baird, Clara Robbins
g Iehio Woodward, Julia O'Shoa, Maur
Ristenhouse, Fanny Hunter, Ella Ca,
, Mary Fraser, Alice Fraser, Llzzie stan
Gil, Willie Clarke, August Young. EJJI
Taylor While Tester.
-Wo have contract with The count
to print the proceedings Of the board 9
county commissioner 1t has boo
signed, sealed and delivered. Because W
desire the completion Of the Cairo an,
st. Louis railroad and therefore do no
wish Capt Halliday to be succossfuI II
his application for an injunction 10 "a
| strain tho county and citv firm, ,,t;.