The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-13

The remains of the late Mrs. Casey
were entered in the Catholic cemetery at
Villa Ridge, on Sunday afternoon. The
funeral was largely attended
by order of Commissioner Raum
seventy barrels of liquor, produced by the
Mcintyre distllery at Pekin, were seized
by Collector Willis deputies yesterday
Mcintyre has been crooked.
The Womans Christian Temperance
Union will hold meeting at the Temper
ance Club rooms this afternoon. Mrs. Al,
sloo will lead in prayer. 1t is desired that
all members of the union be present.
The programme for the concert to take
place at the Methodist church on Thursday
evening will be published in THE BuLLE-
TIN tomorrow morning. This concert
promises to be very fine affair, and the
lovers 9fgood music should not fail to at
tend.
The Rev. Mr.. Morrison, who has had
charge of the Methodist church OF this city
for the past year, has been transferred to
the Michigan conference, and will preach
his last sermon in Cairo next Sunday morn
| ing. Mr.. Morrison's new home will be on
the lake shore, about one hundred miles
from Chicago.
Mr.. James Mucahcy Of Goose Island,
was in the city yesterday, but could not
identify any of the goods captured by sliee'
han and Hogan on Saturday, as his prop
erty. The skiff was stolen from man
named Clark, living at Beverly, Mo. II
was stolen 10y Oscar Wilkinson, of Caruth-
esville, No.
Assistant United States Surgeon Waldo.
with his family, left Cairo yesterday to visit
friends living near Paducah. DR.. Waldo
will return in a few days. His wife and
children will be absent for the remainder
Of the summer. In the absence Of Dr.
Waldo DR.. Stalker viii attend the patients
in his charge.
Remember the concert at the Methodist
church Thursday night
"A young man, an engineer, whosename
We We're unable 10 learn, came To Cairo
few days ago to pay visit to his brother,
who is an engineer on the Illinois Central
railroad. He was on his return home on Il
freight train Sunday evening, and when
near Golden fell from the rear car of the
train, on which he was riding, and WAS
killed.
There will be meeting of those who
are in favor OF organizing militia COM
pany in Cairo, at the Temperance Club
rooms on Tenth street this evening. and it
is hoped everybody who can will attend. /
Mr.. John II. Oberly, VINO returned from
Springfield on Saturday last, has ali the
papers necessary for the organization, and !
will be present to deliver them TO those who
may take the matter in hand
Remember the concert at the Methodist
church Thursday night.
The funeral of Captain Gus Fowler, Of
Paducah, on Sunday afternoon was very
largely attended. 4 number Of prominent I
gentlemen Of this city for CT friends ana 4
acquaintance Of the deceased, including
Major Z. W. Halliday, John O. Hartman.
Professor Alvord. Capt. W. p Halliday,
Col. james 5. Rearden and ". II. Morris.
went up on the yacht Arialnc to attend the
last sad rite.
The people doing business On Sixth
street, between Commercial avenue and
Ohio levee, if there is any virtue in the pop.
u!ar disinfectants. copperas lime and car
bolic acids, are in no way liable to yellow
fever. Assistant Health Officer Whit /,
camps stecd ran away yesterday morning,
scattering the contents Of the disinfccting
vehicle an inch thick all over the thorough.
fare, from one end 10 the other.
"A sad affair. the result Of the thought.
lcssncss OF lot OF young boys. occurred
near the stone depot on Sunday evening
A little coiorcd boy named James Thomas.
was playing with raft in the Ohio river.
when several white boys who were standing
about on the bank, through sport began
stones at him. One OF the rocks,
a large one, struck the raft parting the
boards, causing the little fellow to fall into
the water beyond his depth, and being una
bic to swim, he was drowned. His BODY
was recovered after several hours scarch.and
removed to the home Of his parents. This
is sad lesson to the boys who unintention-
alp caused his death, and should be a warn
ing to them hereafter.
SMOKERS, if you wish fine "Kcy West
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