The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-25

OF the city ny often MS once IN hour; and il
would be u laborious and complicated bur,
glary that could not be consuma,ed in that
time.
AT y Temperance mass convention
held at st. Louis. on last Sunday, DR.. Jno
). Moore, who will address the people Of
Cairo ON the subject Of Temperance, on next
Friday night made the following remarks
which we think applicable 10 the workers
in the cause oftempcrance in Cairo:
"Dr John S. Moore spoke on the import.
ance and necessity at this time of being
selfrciant To depend too much ON others
to do that which we should do ourselves,
would keep tac work at a sand.still and very
little good would b. accomplished. The
apparent apathy Of those who should be
first and foremost in every good work and
work was 20 be deplorcd. lie was not dis.
couraced, and sincerely hoped tha, ere
long We should get to work in right good
earnest, and create such a furorc in behalf
of temperance principles that these who
now look on at Il distance may be compel
led to come forward and lend helping Il
hand.
The testimonial presented to Alderman
Foley, by the citizens Of thn Fourth ward,
in acknowledgement OF his faithful and I'm.
remunera;cl services during the prevalence
o!the yellow fever in our midst. IL heavy
gold Males cross, suspended by two links
from the beaE OF spread eagle. The
medal is the design and workmanship
of Mcssrs. Builder Bros Of this city, and
is certainly a crehtablc specimen Of their
handiwork. The inscription upon the cross
reads as follows: presented 10 Alderman
D. j. Foley for his faithful services as
member OF the Cairo Board Of Health.
during the Yellow Fever of 1873" That
the presentation might be made in due form
u number Of citizens met ut the Office Of
squire Osborn, called Mr.. VI. Donncl 10
the chair, Mr.. j. II, English to act as sec
rotary, and Mr.. A. j. Alden, county
treasurer, to make the presentation
speech. This last duty WIS performed in
Mr.. As. "happicst manner" The testimo,
nal was pinned 10 Alderman Folcy's lap.
pei; and after he had expressed his thanks,
hessrs Welch, Osborn, Roberts and Others
made remarks suited 10 the occasion, al!
gearing testimony 10 the Alder
mans fearless, unsclfsh ser.
vices in a field OF labor whence all his
brother members of the Board Of Health.
lad precipitouSly fed. The testimonial
nd the manner Of 1t, presentation were
highly complimentary to Foley, and lcrgl
| remuneration for his services more ACCEPT.
lG& than any mere per diem that cgtlId
layc bsea bestowed upon him,
Dropping inup0a Isaac Farnabalier the
'etcran ciother, Yesterday afternoon, h.
hoyed aside a cClored cotton curtain that
overad the sash part Of the rear side door
o the building, and disclosed the means of
grcss and ingrcss that had been employed
bout o'clock that morning, by the shrewd
nd fearless devil that had burglari2cd his
tore. Mayor Winter who never sleeps,
card the crash Of glass, from his room in
nc same block; but es noises o. some kind
re occurring in that ncighborhood ut all
ours Of the night, he gave the matter no
more than passing thought. 1t That very
inc the Villain wag at work, loading HIM
Elf up with Farnbak.rs goods. He had
.one through the money drawer
nd taken ,hcrefrom the change that
Iad been left for business uses in the morn.
NJ, about So; and had collected about SO
worth Of such gents furnishing goods as
uitel lis fancy, when something occurred
hat scared him tout Of that" This CON
fusion is suggested by evidences Of haste
till visible yesterday. The burglar had
Iot been ont Of the house two minutes, per-
iaps, when the second cnginecro Of the trans.
or steamer Junius S. Morgan came along,
arrying lantern. The villain concluding
hat a foot race was about to cnsuc threw
PORTION Of li, plumber in the center stair.
way Of the block, and, with all neces.
airy expedition, got away from there.
The engineer suspected nothing wrong I'M
ii ho discovered some Of the plumber
ying on the sidewalk. This he picked up,
md returned it TO Mr. Fsrnbakcr yesterday
morning. The value Of the goods thus re.
overed is said to be about ,hrty-hvc dol.
airs, leaving the burglar still in possession
VI forty or fifty dollars worth As goods
we're at the rasca'S hand, of great value -
hundreds of dollars w0th of which mirht
lave been concealed about his person.
is Of the opinion that he escaped
Iuite fortunately.
CRYING is a prime evidence Of pain