The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-11

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dollars and costs by Justice Robinson.
The board of health will meet at their
HEADQUARTERS in Winters block this morn
ing Mt s 80 o'clock, to hear the report OF
the committee appointed yesterday, to as
certain how means can be raised. and what
il will cost to establish floating hospital
DIR. Rauch, chairman of the state
board Of health, and DR.. John E. Owens,
surgeon in-chief of the Illinois Central rail
road, who were in the city yesterday for the
purpose of making some arrangement for
the treatment of yellow fever cases, should
any occur here, left for their homes in
Chicago, last night.
George Anderson and Frances Wilson
were married by Judge Bird about eight
o'clock last evening, There is nothing
very remarkable in this bare statement but
when the fact is known that George is big
and very black darby and Frances pretty
faced and vouptuously formed white
woman, the case becomes more interest
ing.
Charlie Gibson and Charlie Bowman,
the two cOOred boys arrested by Officer
John Gladney for breaking open an Hi
nois Central railroad car and stealing II
lot of canned fruit, etc, were taken before
Squire Comings for hearing yesterday
morning. They admitted their guilt and
were sent to the county Jail to await the
action of the county court.
Yesterday morning Graves county
Kenteckian came to Cairo in movers
wagon, bound for Arkansas. While await.
ing the departure Of the terryboat, at the
corner of Fourth street and Ohio evee. he
was approached by two negroes and
Il white man, who in a very few min.
utcs had fleeced him out OF thirty dollars
by the very old knife trick. The victim
complained TO Chief of Police AFTER, but re-
fused to give his name, saying he would
sooner lose five hundred dollars than have
his name 90 back To his home mixed up
with such transaction. He resumed his
journey at two o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The death of Captain Gus Fowler,
VIII eli occurred at his residence in Padu-
cab at five o'clock yesterday morning,
though not unexpected, will cause deep
regret among his large circle of friends in
this city. For the past three years the
deceased has suffered from heart disease,
though his suifcrings were borne with
manlincSS worthy his character he
welcomed death Captain Fowler
was man among men. He was
kind hearted and generous, ever ready to cx.
tend helping hand to the needy and dis
tressed. and was valued citizen in the
community in which he resided. He was
member Of the firm Of Fowler, Lee & Co.,
Of Paducah. and was TO a considerable ex.
tent interested in steamboat stock, being the
owner of the steamer Fisk and stock in the
Evansville and Cairo packets. His remains
will be inferred at Paducah to-day.
The following is list oflettcrs remain
ing uncalled for at the post-office at Cairo
on Saturday evening, June 10: Anderson
Okla: Button Clara; Badger Cornelia:
Brown Ann; Boone Rosa; Clark Eugcnia:
Fitzgerald Catharine; Gortney Louisa; Gil.
bert Gallo; Hall Emmcr; Harden Kissie
Herring Annie; Hopkins Matte; Hight
Annie; Harris Mamie; King Lizzie; Lee
Annie; Lee Mary; Matthew Ava Morrison
Ida; Myers AIDA; Rather Charlotte Smith
Nancy; Slade Emma; Thomas Mrs. NJ;
Turner Emma; Williams Hannah;
Williams frankie; Wagner Christina;
Walker Fannie; Young SalIic;
Anderson Charley; Aubry Fred; Aunlcy
L.; Axley W. f.; Bowling Anderson Bank.
ers Anthony; Burklow A. H.; Bailey Esau;
Blythe Wash; Clayton Alfred Chinn Harry:
Chinn Andrew; Cushman b.; Craig +. W.:
Cherry John; Drum Frank; Dahonc JILL
Earl Ham; Elliot VIM. Ems r. C.; Graham
Louis; Gallagher This; Gregg
Andrew; HaucIll II. A.; Hunter
J. W; Harton Squire; Hulsey 5. c.;
Jones Mr.; Jackson ChaS. Jones VIM. H.. !
Kinnear James; Kingsalcs J. F.; Keehue
NJ; Law Abram; Luring Ed; Louis james.
Martin James; Mcconnell James; MORTAL
+. j.; MaXstad Gustaye; McGuirc A.;
O'Brien Henry Paul Dug; Powell c. b.;
Robinson G. w; Russell Charlie; Ritter d,
J. Robinson Arts; Scofcd f.; SoulsbyR NV:
Signaigo f.; Taylor Edward; Taylor A..
rhornburg b. F.; Vann Andy; Vanalman
VIM; Walker Theodore; Waldron Pat
Warner l.. G.; Withrow James; Wood G. H.;
Wen Geo.
The readers Of the BULLETIN have not
forgotten Walter Cunningham, the piano
uner who figured so cohspicuously in the
columns Of this paper some two years ago.
lie was in Cairo yesterday, and furnished
US another item of rather sensational
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