The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-28
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY AND COUNTY.
ABOUT TOWN.

Emmett Nlup cont 'nplatts Il plc-mc.
Nick PcrH''gton has gone TO Buffalo.
-llouihauS house has been torn down.
Woman'S Temperance Union this p. IN.
Mrs, Clara KyIciS >ojourring at Mounds
Junction
Mr., b. F. Blake has gone to st. Louis
ON business.
Mr.. John Murphy left for Montana
Saturday night.
The condition of Miss Edwards still
remains unchanged.
Mis-, Lila Morris left for her home at
( Wilmington, near Chicago Sunday night.
Mr., James Coleman and Miss Lena
/ Pyatt were called at the Roman Catholic
Church Sunday last
tive the box factory It's due. Lcvaly,
who va, stabbed by his brother on Friday
night was employed there.
Capt. Halliday left Sunday for New
York City, where he viii await the arrival
othiS family from Europe.
Mr., John Barry and Miss Mary Hogan
were called the last time at the Roman Ca.
tholic Church Sunday morning.
In the foot race between Will Kendall
and John Lane on saturday last, we failed
10 learn who won or who lost
Mr.. John Smith, the Fourth Ward
butcher, has retired from business in the
city. He viii try farming, near Goose Is
land.
The county court will act on the APP
plication of Sheriff Saup for judgment
against delinquent lots and lands on Wed.
ncsday next.
AT the reception given by Mr.. J, H.
Carter Com, RolingpiN) and lady on Fri
day night last in st. Louis among those
present were Mrs. r. Dugan and Mrs. Chas.
Gallagher, of this city.
Mr.. Pucktt, who was injured some
time since by falling from Mr.. Cary's
building, was on the streets Sunday. Mr..
p, Ina, exhibited wonderful tally during
his painful confinement.
The boy Martin, the boot-black,
saluted a couple Of drunken laborers from
East Cairo, Sunday night, in his insulting
manner, when one Of them knocked off his
high hat, Martin rushed into the street,
and with large sized rock struck the
stranger in the face. The boy being swift.
footed, and the men drunk saved him
from sound thrcshing,
Tile Diocesan convention at Spring.
field to-day, We are committed TO the sup.
port Of Rev. Stevens Parker. He lives in
New Jersey, it is true, and is consequently
OF foreign origin, but few years of contact
with the pure and vigorous civilization
that the West affords will smooth the rough
ness lnseparablc from New Jersey train.
my, and make the reverend gentleman the
peer Of the most polished among us. He is
The BULLETINS candidate, and that fact
alone goes long way toward forccas,inp
the result.
1t was a mourntul sight TO see Mr..
Geo. Fisher on the streets yesterday with
the snakes He had them bad. As he
walked up Commercial avenue, with
a little brown jug clutched in his right
hand, people readily yielded their share of
the walk 10 him, and the little hoodums
fearless as they generally are, shrmk ,,rm
him in terror Mr.. Kirkpatrick, Of Anna,
sent them TO him, and they are now on ex.
hibition at the reading rooms OF the Reform
Club, where they will I've used as fright.
tu example.
Brother Mccartney, in the Craig case,
in speaking of the malevolence of Mr.
CrHigs disposition, and of the reluctance with
which Mr.. Linegar alluded to it, observed
But he paused ere he struck him; how
came he 70 pause ere he struck him, Wa.
II malice. What il malicei Malice, gen
tlemen Of the jury, is an early vegetabl,
of rapid growth" Now, we submit Will
al d ference 70 our learned brother, tina