The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-03

only professional brass and string band in
Southern Illinois, aud,st is now ready ana
prepared TO furnish music in any hunters
for pic-nics, celebrations and parties of all
kinds. All communications should be
addressed TO tho secretary, or to I'D.
Witig. 4lH +.
81 49,, 81 r @. Il. BoDHN,
34-6.3tf Secretary.
| 0CosrrBMED.--At the meeting Of the
city council last evening Mayor Wood
nominated and the council confirmed
Vim. McIisle for ehief Of police for the
ensuing year. The vote slood as follows
For confirmation; Halliday, Moore, Nc
Ewio, Thistlowood, McGauley and
Wright G. Against confirmation, Nollis
Saup and Mathcrs, 8 Alderman Valdez
was not in attsndsnce at the meeting.
And thus tho war ended.
X. j. CuSpIrF has opened O general
stock Of groceries at his stand on Eighth
street, and invites all his old friends TO
call and see him. He proposes TO keep a
general assortment Of fine family grocer
les always on hand which he will sell at
very close figures. Mr.. Cundiff is too
well known ass business man in Cairo,
to require any further notice at our hands
than to call attention to his stock and
place of businoss,- II Eighth street.
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TIE RAYS. Nc. Geo. Fisher, chairman
of the Republican county central com.
mittee, has Issued a call for q mass con.
van,inn to meet ct the court house IN
| Cairo on Monday next, juno 9Th, for the
purpose of choosing three delegates &c
represent the Republicans OF Alexander
county in the state convention to DO held
at Springfield on tho 18th ins.. 1t isun
dsrstood the out-and-out radicals viii
insist on running the invention, and tn,
moro conservative of the rarity will b,
compelled to take back seats.
Tux INJUNCTION CAsE.--In the mat,
tor of applications for injunctions re-
straining Cairo city and Alexande
county bonds, Issued to the Cairo and s,
Louis railroad company, from passing int,
the hands Of new trustees beyond the stat
of Illinois, the city case having boon al
gued day before yesterday, the case re
lating to the county bonds was argued
yesterday by s. p. Wheelor, B.q, an
Messrs. Linegsr and Lsnsden OF
behalf of the application aud b.
Hon. John IL. Mulkoy, anC
w. b. Gilbert, Esq, agains,
II. At the conclusion OF the srgumen
Judge Baker announced that impor tan
interests were involved and no woul,
take both cases under, sdviscmont until
the meeting Of the court next Monday
morning, and, in order that matters nigh
remain IN state quo he would merely onto
temporary restraining orders until tina
time, though, IN doing go, he wished i
distinctly understood that no did not in,
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| SHORTS oh for good thunder storm
Mosque.oes are thick and becomin,
thicker.
--River matters are QUOT and bushes
dull.
Circuit court will re-essemble OF
Monday next. ~
Tho sipe water has entirely disap
pesred, and tho city is itself again.
The question now is, shall We, or shal
wo not have Fourth Of July celebration
in Cairo? ...
-Remember that change took plac
in the time of arrival and departure O
trains on tho Illinois central on Sunds,
last. ".'
Mr.. VIM. Kluge expects to occup.
his new brick on the corner of Sixth
street and Commercial avenue In q foy
days.
The odd-Fsllows, with a fow invite,
guests, will participate in dance an,
supper at the ST. Charles hotel to-morro,
evening. We understsnd:tho Charleston
Missouri, lodge will be present.
The new building being erected b,
q. o. Patier y Co., on the corner o
Nineteenth street and Commercial avenue
is fairly under way and. will DO completed
in about six weeks. 1t viii be, when com
pleted, one of the finest business house
in the city.
Tho register OF the ST. Charlie
shows the following arrivals at that hote
since January first; January 900; Fob
ruory go; March $40 April 967 May
965, making a total OF 1869 from January
LIST TO May 3lst, inclusive. What hotel
can mako as good showing '..
The prcprioty of sinking driv,
wAll acme where in the vicinity Of tho
nay scales Is being n,.ossssd by mornbor,
OF the city council. A we'll OF any kiud
in tho locality referred to would be of In.
calcalsbe benefit to farmers, teamsters