The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-02

unfounded, There is no fever in thai
neighborhood.
Capt. Alex. Halliday, cousin Of the
Messrs. Halliday of this city, is in town
visiting among his kinsfolks
Judge G. H. Layman, of Murphysboro,
Radical candidate in this district for the
Legislature, was in the city yesterday.
"A Christian association has been organ.
ization among the young men of Paducah.
No derisve OUTLAWS are not unnecessary.
LET it be remembered that Judge Allen
and Hon Vim. Hstzell will address the
people of Cairo at the Atheneum Monday
evening
Miss Lizzie McKeaig has been installed
in the postotice as delivery clerk-a posi-
ton that she will Gil most gracefully and
efficiently.
BE on hand at the Court House to.
night. That invincible, uncompromising
old democrat and distinguished orator,
Sam. Marshall, will do the principal talking.
Amusement gocrs will be glad to learn
that Cairo is soon to be visited by Rices
Evangelical combination. This troupe has
been playing for the last three weeks at De
Bars opera house, ST, Louis
The blowing of horns and raSping of
cat.gut on our streets yesterday, was to no.
tify the public that a reception and skating
entertainment had been provided for the
evening in the St Charles hotel
Hon, D. L. Phillips, of Springfield,
and shining light in the Radical camp
in this state, was in the city yesterday on
his way home, Phillips has been making
sneeches in.the district for Thomas.
The Republicans Of this city will hold
meeting at the court house this evening
at which Capt John R. Thomas, Radical
candidate in this district, will be the attrac.
ton. He will edify his hearers with one
Of his characteristic harangues.
The price of Irish potatoes is verging
that Of the luxuries that are commonly
| tabooed in families OF Strengthened circum-
stances, Twenty cents peck is the ruling
price among grccers. Sweet potatoes are
sluggish at forty cents a bushel.
Among other complaints to which our
returned refugees are giving expression, is
one to the effect that they have no further
use for hen roosts. 1t must be very obtuse
| individual who cant conceive that his
chickens were carried of-by the fever.
Miss Ida Harrell has returned to the
city, and will on Monday next, be in readi.
ness to give lessons upon the piano, as for
merly Persons wishing to secure her ser.
vices can apply personally at 800 Washing
ton Ave, or address her through P. 0. box
$50.
The Sun speaks OF the arrival Of ]. G..
Carson and wife. We have received no
cards, no cake, no wine, no intimahon Of q
purpose on Carson's part "for to 60 and for
to do it, and are puzzled sorely. But
hasn't the Sun been deceived ly appear.
ancesl
Major CatIrey, well known TO citizens
Of Cairo whose residence in Cairo dates
back to 1866, is now in Kansas City, Kan
sss, publishing, under the name Of Pilot"
a rampant, vicious andpar consequence an
unreasonable and irrational republican
newspaper
Joe c. Robinson and two brothers
named Rains, claiming to be residents of
Pope county. were arrested at Caledonia a
few day: ago, on suspicion ofhaving robbed
a store at wipgo station, KY Tom Worth.
ington, ofthe Fisk, and Judge Smith, of
CALEDONIA, armed with shot-guns, effected
the arrest
We heartily sympathize with Judge
Baker and family in the loss Of their bright
and interesting little daughter, Gertrude,
Few parents cherish for their children
such tender affection as the Judge and bis
lady, and few have been called upon to
mourn the loss Of such treasure.
Nothing whatever occurred in police
circles yesterday The Office of Judge
Bird remained closed for want Of customers,
while Judge Cummings sat behind his desk,
abstracung chattel mortgages. Hence the
police items for which some Of our read.
ers have a special relish are non est
1t is estimated that the recent exodus
cost our people, in"actual cash, not less thar
100000 When we remember that the
larger portion Of this amount was drawn
from our savings banks within period of q
| few days, there should be little occasion t
distrust the entire soundness Of those insti
tutiona, 1t isa "big csrd' for them.
Prof. Alvord, with his corps Of assist
ants, is in the city, and will reopen tn,
Cairo public schools on Monday morning
As no possible danger can now be appre