The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-10

health who arrived in The city yesterday
and the board of health of this city, vii
meet this morning to discuss the building
of quarantine hospital.
Hear Judge Allen tonight.
The Rev. Mr.. George informs us by
postal card that he expects 10 be at home il
time to preach to his congregation in the
Presbyterian Church tomorrow Sunday
morning and evening.
The Box Factory shut down work
on Thursday morning for repairs. The con
Germ will be opened up again on Monday
morning. A new iron roof over the factory
Is one of the improvements being made.
Several of Metropolis fair daughters
came down to Cairo on the Arkansas Belle
for pleasure trip last evening. Among
them was Miss Helen Brown, a reader of
THE BULLETIN, who favored us with call.
Go to the Court house tonight.
1t should be remembered that Judge
Allen, the Democratic candidate for con-
gress, will speak at the courthouse tonight
Let everybody, Democrats, Republicans,
and Nationals turn out and listen to him.
The unfinished sale of Thursday, at the
Farmers Tobacco Warehouse, was resumed
Yesterday morning. The attendance was
light, all of the foreign buyers having left
after the big sale, and sales were limited.
They consisted of four hogsheads medium
leaf $40, $50. 4 20, $50, and one hogs
heads of Tugs at S3.05.
Go to the Court-h house tonight.
Health officer Summerwell says he
means business and will prosecute every
man and woman in the city if he finds it
necessary, but that he will have the often
sive smelling places cleaned up. He yes
terday caused to be arrested man and wo-
man, both property owners, who were fined
tived dollars and costs each because OF their
failure to heed his warning.
Go 10 the Courthouse tonight
Charley Gibson has a sweet tooth and
so has Charley Bowman. They are colo'ed
boys, and yesterday they broke open an Hi
nois Central freight Ger ard made away
with lot Of canned irui;. wine and orhcr
stuff TO the value of about thirty dollars
They were arrested by Officer John Gladney
and locked up in the ely Jail. They will
be given herring before Judge Bird his
morning.
Go to the Cow, house tonight
We learn from good authority that
there is an imp 'ess on among country pcO-
pie that yellow fever prevails 10 Cairo.
This belief is ea,,ely erroneous. Thee is
not now, nor has there been at any time
since the yellow fever made i,s appearance
in New Orleans, a case in This city, and it
con be tu,hru'ly said. he general health
was never bc, =. County folks need have
no feas about comiogto Cairo TO transact
business.
Go 70 the Courthouse tonight.
DR.. Rauch, President of the State Board
of Health, DR.. John L, Owens, supcrin.
tcndiog surgcoa Of the Illinois Central rail
road. d W0rdncr, member OF the State
Board o. Health. and Dr.. Dunnng, quarp.
tine physician, composed the medical dele
cation which, accompanied by iricnd'
viewed the grounds, 10 the vicinity Of Fill
more y-s,.rday evening, for 'hc proposed
quaran ne hospi,al.
Go to the CoJ ,.house tonight.
Judge Bird returned home from
Metropolis yes,e'day a.ie"noor. He says
the celebration held theic on Thursday, Of
the Emancipation OF ihe West Indies, dew
out The largest c'owd o. colorcd people
that has assembled in SOuthc IA Illinois for
years. J. r. Thomas, the Republican can.
didatc for congress, was to have delivered
an add,c but owing to a severe cold,
which rendered him unable 10 speak above
whisper, he could not s?"ok IT. all
right though, FOR a,icr election he will have
discovered that he would have wasted bis
breath for nothing.
The news of the death of Mrs DR..
Casey, of Mound City, though not unex.
pccted, will be received with sadness by her
many friends in Cairo. She died YESTERDAY
afternoon about three O'Clock, Mrs. Casey
mad been in n feeble state Of health for
long time, having been attacked by para.
lytic stroke some two years ago and later
having suffered from heart disease. She
was resigned 10 her fate and me, death with
fortiiude worthy her character Mrs.
Casey was a woman Of superior qualities,
and her loss will be deeply felt in the com.
munty. Her husband and children have
the sympathy Of Il very large circle Of
friends in their deep and irreparable loss.
Hear Judge Allen tonight.
On Thursday morning young coun-