The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-27
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Captain Reese Dugan, who has returned
to this city, we are told, is thinking OF
giving moonlight excursion on the old
fayorite Eckert, sometime during this
week. The Eckert is the best boat on
the river for the dancing fraternity, and
we predict the excursion success, if
Captain Dugan should conclude TO
give it.
II. L. Dean, Cave IN Rock. KY; +. r.
llargis, Cattletsburg, Ky: b. w. Jones,
Du Quoln; James Harde, New York;
George johnson, Scott, NO.; George
Duesnafl, Pittsburg; s. Z. Thoson. Full
ton, NY; 5. +. Vincent, New Orleans;
w. G. Martury, Victoria, Texas; Henry
Boon, Dexter. Mo; NJ. IL. Stallcup,
Sikeston, Mo-. were among the arrivals
at the Planters yesterday.
Among the arrivals at the st. Charles
were Thos. Mcdonnell, st. Joe, 40. A..
+. Perkins, New Orleans; John o. An
derson. Philadelphia; VIM. ID. McManis,
st. Louis; G. VI. Milford, New Orleans I;
o. G.. Thruck. Miss; ID. ID. Davidson,
st. Louis; CIV. Bridges, Lebanon Mrs.
a. McKin Dubois, Carlinville; h. w.
Walsh, do; James Morris and Rudolph
Schenitz, st. Louis ID. A. Echols, Fort
jefferson; Il. II. Wisdom, Paducah w.
y. Carlyle. Chicago Miss Sarah Hunter,
Jackson, Tenn; Mrs. l.. Bird, A. j.
Bird, Birds Point; NJ. Mcfarland,
Utica, New York.
The ladies of the Library Association
contemplate giving a novel and unusu-
ally interesting entertainment. tor the
benefit of the Cairo people on next FRI
day night. The affair will take place at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Thrupp, corner of seventh street and
Washington avenue. II will be moon
light fete, concert and socable. 4 good
band of music will be present, aud a
dance in the large and beautiful yard
will be given for the pleasure of the
younger portion OF the community. Re-
freshments of the finest kind will be
| served, and throughout the event will
be a grand, pleasant and enjoyable affair.
Full particulars will be given hereafter.
Jake Bradley's barbecue was not as
largely attended as was expected. 1t
however turned out success, which Is
probably owing to the absence of Crazy
Horse, alias Little-Antelope-w ith-the-
Stumpy-Tail, who. it is generally be-
lieved, did not relish the idea of coming
in contact with our rising young friend.
McGee, which caused him to show the
white feather. Niece, however, had
come prepared to speak, and spoke. His
speech, az was also that OF George Hen.
bricks, who was called upon by the
crowd, was exceedingly creditable. John
Gladney, Professor Britton and Jim Or
ange, the latter somewhat show come
you So" also made speeches.
The Mound City ArguS-Jou,7aa says:
sc. W. HarbinSon, who has been for a
National cemetery at this place, received
a few days since his discharge, on the
plea that there was an excess of one
superintendent of cemeteries. Mr.. II. is
an old soldier and bears the scars OF
wounds made by seven bullets that
perforated his body. He was the most
efficient superintendent ever stationed at
the Mound City cemetery, and the ex-
cuse tor his removal is rather ''too thin
to those who know him. But this adj
ministration loves the old soldier; oh,
yes, Harbnson is to be succeeded by
Mr. Fitzpatrick, from the Santa Fe, New
Mexico, National Cemetery
There is war among the boOt-blacks.
The little advertisement OF Wade lamp
ton, the st. Charles Ebony, has aroused
the "ire" of Dan Jefferson, who does the
shining in Ed. BraXton's barber rooms.
at the Planters House. Dan is fresh
from Kentucky, and don't propose TO
stand back for any Illinois niger. "Wade
amt got de right swing IN de elbow, and
derfore can't be classed wild fust-class
gemmen in de art" Dan says, land if de
gemmen of dis localous vicinity will call
at my office, III demonstrat conclusiyely
de TRUE Oh de statement hereby made
and swore to by me, Dam jefferson, de
sinner oh de state Oh Illinois, tor
money"
John kretzinger, a barber, was up be-
fore Judge Bross yesterday on COM
plant OF Johnny Feith, who charged
the prisoner with assaulting and striking
him. kretzinger plead guilty to the
charge and was fined five dollars and
costs. This trouble occurred on Friday
morning, and Yesterday morning X ret
Finger met young Feith Oh the street,
when he insultcd him in shameful
manner, and anothe: complaint was
made against HIM, charging him with
using proianc and threatening language,
calculated TO provoke breach of the
peace, for which he was fined ten dollars
and costs which he paid. Kretzinger is
the young man who was so seriously
stabbed at picnic in Kentucky some
time ago.
- al, A.