The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-17

in the city yesterday He reports every
thing quiet in the country,
Judge Baker and family arrived home
from Mt, Vernon by the Cairo and VIM
cennes railroad last night.
THAT hog hole on Fifteenth street is
still open, and number of porkcrs are
wallowing there every day.
Hon. d. T. Lnegar went to Murphys'
boro yesterday, and addressed the Demo
crazy ofthat place last night.
Merchants complain that the existence
of yellow fever at so many points south is
seriously affecting the trade of this city
Deputy Sheriff Jack Hodges returned
from the country night before last, and wa:
at his post in the sheritf's office yesterday,
Louis Hall, an employc at the box fac
tory, had one of his arms seriously injured
yesterday by having a pile of oak plank fall
on it.
DR.. Rauch, president Of the state board
of health is in the city, He is here for the
purpose of assisting the local authorities in
their efforts to keep the yellow fever out Of
the city.
Sarah Williams, white woman, was
before Judge Bird yesterday charged with
stealing 81 so from Mary Davis, colored
woman. The evidence against her was not
sufficient to warrant her being held over,
and she was discharged.
Mrs. Jas. Browncr of Mound City, died
at her home in that city on Thursday, and
her funeral took place at Beech Grove GEM
etcry yesterday afternoon Mrs. Browner
was an exemplary wife and mother, and her
death is a serious loss to the community in
which she lived.
-Mollie Wallace and Lille Krons, in
mates of the brothel at the corner of Fifth
street and Commercial avenue, were before
Judge Bird yesterday on charge OF fight
int. The former was fined ten and the
latter five dollars and costs. They could
not pay their fines and were locked up in
the city Jail. John Hogan made the arrest.
-Hisey Woodward ami Lon Daniel: had
a Slight misunderstanding yesterday, and
came to blows. Inthc melee Lon had one
Of his hands badly dana ged, but Hisey had
TO pay for the whistle. He was taken be-
fore Justice Comings on charge Of carry
ing concealed weapons, and the fine and
costs assessed against him amounted to
thirty-eight dollars and eighty cents.
The attention Of the mayor and board
Of health is called TO the fact that the gar
bage that is daily removed from the city
is being deposited "a, point not to exceed
four hunded feet from the Missippi levce
near the slaughter houses. The stencil
arising from the place where all this waste
and swill is being emptied is becoming Of
fensiye and liable 10 create disease and
sickness. This is matter that demands i'm
mediate attention. and we hope the proper
authorities will look into the MISTER.
The following list Of letters remain
ing uncalled 70! at the post-office in Cairo,
on Friday evening, August lG: Barns
Mary: Bliss Homer; Brown Rachel; Bow
man Lizzie Cocher Jennie; Cratz Lille;
Dawes Julia; Eggleson Emma, Green Caro-
line; Hull Columbus; Hutchinson Moliie;
HASKELL Mary; Morton Kittic; Mclaughlin
Mary; Nocks Polly; Phillip, Matilda; Puf-
cell Kate: Powers Ellen: Rice Sallic; Rem
ington L. 5. Sherman T.; Taylor Fannie
Woods Jessie; Bowles 6. p; Bcdc lIcnIy;
BuchItr James Berthold Joseph Banett
jim: Lavender Joseph COners J. H.;
Caldwell Robert; Clark Robert; Conlcy SP.;
Dodd. L. c.; Deweese, J. W; Edwards
James p; Ernst, VIM; Fisher, d. NJ; Fet
tor. f. W; Fiuler, Thomas; iancamp, c.;
Horicn. Columbus; Hay, 5. D.; Harry, viii
liam; Jeffrey, Charles A; Kindall, Bill;
Lohr, Henry Loyejaw, Joseph; Landon,
sam; Lewis & Canady; McCantii, John;
Mitchell, j. T.; McCIlIister, p c.; Meyers,
Rand. s.; Mother, Ben; Neithamamcr,