The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-05
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY AND COUNTY.
ABOUT TOWN.
For other local matter see third pag'

For other local matter see third page.
- Remember the Casino picnic to-day at
Parker's Grove, on the Narrow Gauge rail
road.
Judge John II. Mulkey returned from
Metropolis yesterday. He has been attend
Ing court at that place during the last two
weeks.
AT the request director Dilon-Lee we
Withdraw the announcement of services in
the Atheneum tonight. The services will
bc at the church. The change was render
ed necessary by circumstances.
Among the youngl lady excursionists,
who came down to Cairo yesterday on the
Idlewild from Metropolis were Misses Lizzie
Loughlin Helen Brown, Alice Gray, Jennie
Burton and Minnie Davis, all of whom are
well known TO the young folks Of this city,
John Hicks received silver in the
eye Oh Thursday last from one of this frisky
and mischievous saws at the box factory.
He was treated by DR.. Wardner, who pro-
nounces the wound serious, and il may en-
danger permanently Mr., Hicks power of
vision.
The wise Sun that shines for all at all
times makes the assertion that if Redding,
the negro who murdered Mr., Zimmerman
two or three months ago at Mound June
ton has been found he ought to be brought
back. Bill Lee would not blundcr by
taking issue with the Sun on this position.
but las Rcd,ling been found We doubt
that he has.
There will beno services at the Athcnc-
nm tonight. Rev. Mr.. Dillon-Lee will
oiiiciate both morning and evening at the
Church Of the Redeemer, treating in the
morning on; "Thc Dawn of Light" and
in the evening on: Progress In the
lecture On Progress" the reverend gentle
man will discuss the doctrine of develop
mcnt in connection with the statements of
Biblical history.
The Casino picnic to-day, at Parkcr's
Grove, near Lake creek, will be a pleasant
affair Three cars have been chartered on
the Narrow Guagc railroad and will make
convenient trips during the day, They will
leave the st. Charles Hotel at $50 and If
a. m, and ;3Op. m. The return trip will
he made Up, m Every arrangement has
been made for the comfort and enjoyment
Of the citizens who may attend.
We shall get the business machincwot
The BULLETIN establishment well oiled a,
soon rs possible, and start it in u work
Iianikc manner. In our Job printing ant
press rooms will be the best of workmc,
using the latest styles of type and presses
and in the newspaper room will be the live
lest lot Of rafting compositors in the coun
try. All orders for advertisements an
job work will receive prompt attention
and no citizen will be justified in gon
away from the city for his printing
&c A. Brown, an employe of the Coir
Box and Basket Factory, in attempting ,
step across a belt in tina, establishment,
few days since, went through the opcnin
IN the floor and was caught on a fy-wheC
Ilad the engine not been stopped almos, i
stanty, Mr.. Brown would now probably
able 70 solve the problem Of the existcn
Of future state. Asit is he is, by the Il
Of cru,chcs, enabled to enjoy again, amo
the other deli yhts Of this mundane sphc
Che cyeyla: ilg music Of III, bu22-so
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