The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-25

her home in New Orleans, Thursday night
Major Z. W. Halliday returned from
ST. Louis yesterday.
The Rev. Mr.. George will conduct
services in the Presbyterian church this
morning and evening at the usual hours.
Mr.. Norton, an old time Cairoitc and
at present Il member Of the banking and
commission house of Ed. Norton Il Co.,
No, 10 S. William street, New York, is in
the city
Mayor Winter will issue on Monday or
Tuesday next, circular containing all the
rules and regulations governing the Cairo
quarantine, and the cleaning and disintect-
Ing of the city, adopted by the board Of
health.
Thieves entered the house OF Mr.Jamcs
Kennedy, in the upper end of this city Il
day or so since and carried away fine
gold watch and numerous other articles Of
less value.
The many friends of Mrs. r. H. Cum
nigham, in this city, will be pleased to hear
that Mrs c. is fast rcganing her health
and strength. Mr., and Mrs, Cunningham
are at present sojourning at Cape May
Sheriff Nimmo, OF JoncSboro, under in
structions of the state board Of health, has
issued proclamation warning all persons
from yellow fever districts not to stop or
allow their baggage to be stopped within
the limits of Union county.
Mr.. John A. Scuddcr. president of the
Anchor Line of steamboats, has given orders
that none of the boats belonging to the line
shall land on their trips, either down or up
the Mississippi, at the ports OF Cairo, Mem
phis, Vicksbdrgo or Delto.
The mayor, by authority of the board
of health, has granted permission to the
steamer Silverthornc to land here this after
noon. The Silye7thornc is Louisville and
Cairo packet, and will have to conform TO
the rules laid down in the resolutions adopt.
cd by the board, II she desires to continue
coming to this port
Street Superintendent, Schuttcr ycstcr-
day caused Matte bridges, woman living
in down town blgnio. 10 be arrested for
using profane and offensive language to him.
She was given hearing before Justice Rob
nson, and was discharged.
Permission was granted by the mayor un-
der authority from the board Of health, to
the Chicago. st. Louis and New Orleans
railroad to bring into Cairo the following
freights, coming from the north of Milan
and off or connections north OF Milan:
lumber, iron, turpentine, corn, tobacco,
beer kegs, machinery, wheat, chickens and
eggs. Special permit will have to be OBJ
tanned by the road before treights of any
other kind can be brought into this city.
The Sun says Dr. Ranch needs no
apologies. Very well. Then we presume
il agrees with DR.. Rauch when he says the
atmospheric conditions of Cairo are very
favorable to the propagation Of yellow
fever. II is the expression of this opinion
that constitutes our main objection 10 the
doctor. He has injured Cairo by slandering
it, and if the sun believes he needs no
apologies for doing 50, it certainly has the
right to say as much, But it is very
dirty bird that be!ouls its own nest.
Al. Gassett, a notorious negro, struck an
old negro woman named Rcam on the head
with brick Friday night, near the corner
Of Fourth street and Commercial avenue, in
flcting an ugly wound. Officers Axley and
Wilson, who CHANGED to be in the neighbor-
hood heard the noise Gassctt made and ar
rived on the scene just in time to see him
hurl the brick at the old woman. They
gave chase, and fired several shots at him,
but with no effect. Gassctt is supposed to
have been one OF the parties concerned in
the O'Callahan burglary
The following is list Of lctterssr re-
naming uncalIed for at the Cairo post
office, Saturday, August "a, 1878: Adams
Gusty; Bly, Hannah; Barker Fannie; Bozz
Minnie; Brooks Mamie; Caraher Mary;
Callahan Mary A., Galley Lucy; Dcseletts
Salina; Dickerson Martha; Fields Amanda;
Frost Fannie; Glcsner Mary j.; Green
Kmthenia; Goodman Jane; Hudson f. f.;
Hill Malinda; Iowa Lizzie; james Mrs.
Benjamin; Mclaughlin Nellie; Warren Al
lie; McGloughlin Nellie Moore Elizabeth;
Murray Harriet; Porter Cynthia; Purcell
Katie; Porter Lucinda; Parker Nellie;
Kendall Ella r.; Russell Mailer; Robertson
Mrs. Shaunessy Bridget; Saylcr Nancy c.
Suddorth NJ. A.; Trcnner Mary; Williams
Francis; Walker Norah; Yesimon Maria ;
Ambrose Eligha; Ayers Daniel W. r.;
Adams j. c.; Apleman Rich; Anderson
Thomas; Drodbury Charles; Benton +. W.;
Barnes George; Barlow Richard; Berth
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