The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-03-15
GENERAL ITEMS.


room tomorrow night. Go.
"A car of the track cause d considerable
hub-bub on the levee yesterday afternoon.
AT the late election Of officers for the
chamber OF commerce Mr. Wood Rittcnhouse
was elected president and Mr.. Peter Cuhl
vice-president by unanimous vote.
1t il said that the sleeping ear attached to
the outgoing train on the Mississippi central
on Friday night was ditched short distance
below Fort Jefferson. Nobody was hurt.
John Morgan was sent to the calaboose
yesterday because he could not pay a fine
and costs amounting to eli 40 assessed
against him for being drunk and disorderly.
"A horse attached 10 n wagon loaded with
-four, came near going into the river yester-
day by falling of Of one Of the approaches
10 Halliday Bros wharfboat He was set
on his pins again and moved OF all right.
Work on the extcHson of the Cairo. Ar
kansas and Texas railroad will be resumed
In few days, or a. soon a. the water falls
enough TO permit 1t. The work will be
pushed to completion with all possible haste.
The fourth Of the course Of free lectures
will be delivered by Prof. Alyord in the high
school building tomorrow, Monday even
ing. The subject of the Professors lecture
Will be "Music." A crowded house il
anticipated.
Harry Walker has become proprietor OF
Dclmonico hotel, and will at once set about
putting the house in iirst-class order for the
accommodation Of guests. Harry under.
stands tho hotel business, and we wish him
success in his new quarters.
I'm police court yesterday Judge Bross
fined John G. Patterson, John Parker and
Pat. sheehah i've dollars and cost each for
being drunk and disorderly. Failing to pay
their fines they were sent to the calsboose.
Shcehan aud Aartain made the arrests.
--Emms Ann JOHNSON, a ooiurrd lady was
arrested yesterday on complaint of Mr.. :.
Patterson, who charged Emma Ann with OBJ
tanning goods under false preten,es. Judge
Bross could not see where the false pre-
tense" existed, and Mrs. johnson was al
lowed TO go aequit.
j. 4. Park was arrested yesterday on
complaint Of Mr.. Mary Clsvin, who charges
him with wilful and malicious mischief in
that he attempted 10 throw down the chin.
ney Of the aforesaid Mrs. Clayin's domicile
The evidence was heard before Judge Bros
who held Park In the sum Of 800 for hi'
appearance at the next term Of the count
/ court.
Sometime during Friday night or satur
| day morning, burglars broke into Seifkie''
boot and shoe store on Ohio levee be.
tween Eighth and Tenth streets, but for some
reason failed 10 carry away anything but q
| few boxes of backing. The thieves were
probably frightened away before they had
time 10 secure anything else.
IL you want a beautiful set Of artilcia
teeth; If you want 4 good solid filling; Il
you want anything in the dental line. 90 &c
the splendid dental rooms Of DIR. Williams
| on Commercial avenue, over Elliot 4 Hay.
| thorne's boot and shoe store, where satisfac
ton will be given in all cases; and after thii
date his charges will be reduced to suit tn,
times. Or. Williams win relieve YOU Of thu
toothache If you call upon him. 2t
Alderman Wood Rittenhouse is an
nounced in this issue of The BULLETIN a
q candidate for the Office Of city Treasurer
Mr.. Rittcnhouse Is so well known IN Csir,
that we feel 1t unnecessary to go into tn
"pufling' business in his case. He is know
rs one of our leading business men. He i
thoroughly acquainted with the affairs o
the city government, and being for the las
year member of the finance committee O
the city council, is naturally fully posted.re
garding the city's financial condition. Flo
the Office of city treasurer he Is well quail
fled IN every sense of the word.
! Remember
| Prof AlyOrd's Lecture
on emusic" -
In the High School Room
| Monday Night.
The German school, Prof Appel prime
pal, 10, we are glad to say, prospecting be
yond the most sanguinc expectations of tn
German School Association. On the first O
September last the school opened wit
thirty-nne pupils, and since that time til
number has steadily increased and no,
upwards OF eighty scholars are receiving IL
structiOns. OF the total number OF pupil
twcnty.nine are of American parentag,
Miss YOcum, who teaches the Englis
branch of the school, was at first en-
gagged to teach about four hours, or the hal
Of each day but as the number Of scholar
has more than doubled since the commence
mcnt of the term, the directors found 1t nee
essary and have made arrangements wit
her TO devote all her time TO the schoo
Pref Appel has adopted the certificate pril
ciple, and ut the end of each month fills OIL
and sends to the parents Of each pupil
/. statement of the branches of study In whic
the pupil is engaged, the progress made, ct
The object of these certificates Is to secuI
, the cooperation of parents with the teacher
for the common good of the school.
The LARGEST STOCK Of bird cages, TO
let sets, water coolers, bath tubs and
general stock Of tinware stores ever o
fsrsd in Cairo may be found, cheaper tha