The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-03
CITY NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1875.
Local weather Report.


Professor Alyord delivered his lee
ture on 'Telegraphy" at the Methodist
church last night
The May Fisk theatrical troupe are
still in town. They will give perform.
ancc, it Is .aId. tomorrow night.
Fresh oysters are received daily at
Winters game. fish and oyster depot.
Commercial avenue.
The city Jail is undergoing repairs,
neccs-italcd by effort, OF wildcat aud
hi friends to break ont on Sunday morn
ing.
The next lecture under the manage
ment Of The Library Association viii be
delivered by DR.. George Parker next
Tuesday night.
Dan Rice. with hi, educated horses,
among them the noted Old blind stallion
Excelsior" gives performance at
Mound City to-day.
-The lalie, Of the Presbyterian
church will give the first parlor concert
Of the season at the residence of Mr.. ;.
+. Wheeler tomorrow night,
Choice cranbcrrics at the New
| York Store
Read Mr.. c. McIcan's advertise
mcnt Of Fall and Winter millinery. in to-
days paper, aud 20 and see tile hand
some new patterns.
The Library Association, we are
told. have over two hundred and fifty
dollars in bank. which will be expended
in procuring library.
MIR. y. ). Pennington, OF Evansville,
has taken the position formerly occupied
by Mr.. II. II. Miller, in the offices of the
Cairo 4 Vincennes railroad, in this city.
The election passed of very quietly
yesterday. The voters didn't seem 10
care much who was elected, and there
fore didn't bother themselves much
over it.
Died, yesterday morning, at o'clock,
of bilious fever. John Marncl, aged 20
years. \ special funeral train will leave
the foot of Eighth street tomorrow at
o'clock. pm, for Villa Ridge, where
| the Ttultlll> W III bt Ihttll'u'
The Alexander County Bank will
pay interest on deposits in the saS'
ings department..
We airs told by the officers that the
city is again infested with tramps ant
( vagabonds of every color and race
, Chief OF Police Gossman intends maxim.
T. a descent upon them to-day, and giving
l them little advice.
Judge Bross will open county cour
next Monday morning. The crimina
docket for this term is unusually large
;. there being seventy-five cases to b,
y looked after. which were certified down
): from the last term Of the county court.
o The following MARI iage licenses wer
= issued from and returned to the count.
l. clerks office in this city during til
Q month of October Jacob Kline and Caro-
!. line llaller; Theodore Carrigan an
Fanny Z. Lyon, and Henry Anderso
and Lucinda Norton.
+ Mrs. Buck and Mrs. Bradley, tw
e colored women. engaged IN rumpu
Il yesterday, which ended in the arrest {
is Mrs. Buck by Deputy Sheehan. Sll
ID was taken before Judge Bird who fine
n her five dollars and costs, which sl
8. paid and was discharged.
is -Jewett Wilcox says he acknowledge
pr that he knows all about that ghost see
of by Barclay, Morris and himself In Oh
n cago, but that he is not willing to ha'
the whole affair put upon his shoulder
lie wants it understood that Messr
Il, Morris and Barclay know just as mu'
- about the ghost as he does.
w Dean, of the st. Charles, has turnt
out to be an "lnjun skulper" and ira
per. lie is now hunting in the wilds
rs, .Iewett WilcoX's chicken pen, for I
~ "sun Of a gun OF IA mink" that has ''e
away" with so many ofhis chickens.