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

season.
The "dog killer" Is on the war path,
and dead CANNES are 10 DO found in all
parts Of the city.
The Rough and Ready fire. company
will give bali and picnic at Schools
garden on July 4th.
-Ino coIored masons OF the city are
as busy ss bees preparing for tho meet
ing of tho grand lodge, which occurs on
, tho 10Th inst.
Circuit court will re-atsemblo on
Monday morning. The criminal docket
having been disposed Of the law docket
will be taken up.
"A concert will no given this evening
at Scheel's Washington hall. Good music
will be the feature. Witigs band will
be on hand and furnish the music for the
occasion.
! Tho sale of tobacco at tho Planters
warehouse on yesterday was attended by
an unusually largo board of buyers,
among them were some from st. Louis
and Louisville.
| Some people complain that II is "sll
nonsence' in the mayor to compel dog
owners to muzzle them. However, nine.
tenths Of the citizens believe the mayor is
correct on the muzzling question.
The "Relig ion of Charles Sumner" q
termon by Rabbi Isaac Weise, of Cincin-
natl, will be read in the Liberal Religious
association hall, corner of Twelfth stree,
and Washington avenue OIL tomorrow
Sunday evening at eigh, o'clcck.
The last issue Of the Duqu0n 'Tri'
buns' Gays: Halliday & Co. will soon
have another trestle work completed firm
, the cooper shop to the salshouse, go as t.
> 70, their barrels with less trouble. Tn
: shipments Of skl, st present are from on
70 three car loads per day
The anniversary exercises q. ID
high school yesterday were witnessed b
very large number 81 ladies and gentle
v. men, and all speak prsisihgly OF the IN An
ner in which the young ladies and gentle
- men acquitted themselves. We shsl
give & more extended report OF the eIer
e.ses in to-msrrow's BULLETIs.
, The man Sullivan. who WAS shot b,
Mr.. Martin Keen on Thursday evening
q, the ferry landing on the kentucky eide
WAS broughtiO Cairo 10 skifT late TAgrs
day night and taken 10 the hospitA
SullivAns wounds are not so dangerou. a
st hrsi supposed, and with proper care b,
will recover. The general opinion 10 thai
I; Keen served Sullivan just about right.
= -koehlsr & Bro. will offer for sale thi.
morning, and also tomorrow morning,
= some Of the best fresh mea, ever placed on
sale in Cairo. They keep nothing bu,
the very best Of meats, and all they ask il
q call to be satisfied Of this fact They
do strictly cash business, and conse
quenuy can afford TO sell cheaper than
any other meat rnarke. In the city.
E-G.G-2t
Another kentucky and Tennessee
sTeursion:pArty,n numbering i've hundred
visited Cairo yesterday. 1t was not gen
orally known they were coming, and con.
e sequsnsiy there was but very few persons
e at the wharf 10 receive them. The excur.
b 'ionists were princi pAlly from Clinton,
Kentucky, and the small Tennessee town.
- along the line OF the Mississippi Contra
railrosd. They remained in the city fol
abou. two hours, when they boarded th,
transisr boat on their return home.
The hot season 10 here, and our citi
$ zens should lose no time in putting thei
premises in . clean and heslthiul condi
ton. lila only natural that during III
long winter months great quantities o
rubbish and diSeass-breoding 9th should
accumulate about houses and yards. Thi
rubbish should be removed and disinfect
anita employed TO counteraet whategeI 0
foul stencil that may linger in It's place
!. This 10 q matter of great Importance an,
should be attended to without delay.
Mrs. Wilson, of Murphysboro, wen
TO 81. Louis one day last week and drov
olt Of bank one thousand dellars
she had on deposit there. She took her
{ money and returned home, and for SAT-
keeping rolled it up in o silk dress anC
10 hid it away in bureau drawer. Tn,
=" next day she went visiting, and on he
return found that the dress money ant
all had been stolen. Mrs. Wilson DO
lieves her money would have been safe,
In the bank. OLD.
rp "A lot Of small boys, who, night ate
night congregats on Washington svenu
between Twelfth and Fourteenth street.
are In the habit Of throwing clods q har
dirt At persons passing tina, way. u
Thursday evening, 9 little girl Will
'or walking along the avenue near Fou,
'kst sesnth street, WAS struck in the face wit
elod thrown by one Of this gang of bey
-" and from the manner In which sb
oss, screamed must have suffered great pair
stop should be put to this sort c
vest WORK and If it can DO accomplished in n
ally other way than by locking a few Of tn