The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-23
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY AND COUNTY.
ABOUT TOWN.

.-Mcssrs. Fred. Bross and John II. Ober-
" left for St. Louis last night.
Squire Pat Morgan, who dispenses
Justice at ana near Unity, is attending court.
Miss Katie Kochlcr daughter of Mr..
John Kochler, who ha, been in St, Louis for
some time, returned home last evening.
Rev Mr.. Smith, of Champaign. ILL.,, a
minister of the Episcopalian faith, has
been in the city for the past few days.
Mr.. John A. Reeve, the gentleman
who fits the position ofcircuit clerk so adj
mirably, will, in all probability. he Mr..
IIarmans successor as Master in Chonccry.
Judge Baker could make no better appoint
mcnt.
We are indcbtcito Mr.. George Yocum
for samples Of wheat, OF the Fultz variety,
grown on his farm, near Sandusky in this
county. The sample is in every way the
best We have seen this season. Mr.. Yocum
will commence harvesting about the first OF
the next month.
Tho meeting of the committee of fiji
teen, which was announced to take place
tonight to hear the report from its sub.com-
mittcc, has been postponed to the early
part of the coming week. The sub-com-
mittec has not yet completed its laborS
THE BULLETIN should be delivered 10y
; 80 "A. m. to all subscribers. If they do
not receive it by that time ii is the fault of
the carriers and we will be thankful for
notice of Il failure to receive the paper by
that hour. lfcomplaint is made, We will
guarantee to supply the remedy.
"A stranger was robbed at disrcputablc
,lcn on Tenth street, Tuesday night, OF his
money and portion OF his clothing He
was arrested, and yesterday fined. He then
sworc out warrants against four Of the in
mates Of the house. and they are now in
Jail, This place is constant source Of
trouble to the authorities and pitlull 10
the unwary, Why is it not suppressed!
Mr.. Fred Kochlcr has applied for a
patent on his Novelty refrigerator We saw
one of them yesterday and have no doubt
the Novelty is superior to any other rcfrig-
orator now in the market. 1t is lighter,
easier Of construction, will last longer and
save 30 per cent Of ice. 1t is not filled
with charcoal, etc, AS the other rcfrigcra.
tors are. 1t has two walls, the inside one
being lined with paper, and is in every re.
spect built upon scientific principles. The
one We saw yesterday was fine one, and
was built by Mr. John Fitzgerald.
The Cincinnati Commercial of Tuesday
says of our friend, Geo. Famsworth;
pilot George Farnsworth, who is engaged
at the wheel of the transfer steamer, resides
in cottage midway between two churches
that are but half square apart. Sitting at
home every Sunday, he hears two sermons
preached at the same time, from different
texts, 10y men Of different sccts, and accom-.
panied 10y the music Of two choirS. One
would think such privileges would prove
very beneficial, but George says that he can't
say that this has been his experience. He
says il does very well at times, hut things
get terribly mixed sometimes, and about
the time fellow thinks he sees clear water
ahead under the preaching of one side. he
is made to ship up and back by a breeze
from the other
Mrs lIanny, wife Of Mr. Chris lInnnv.
had narrow escape from death yesterday.
About twelve o'clock Mr. Ilanny drove I'M
in front Of his residence, on Seventh and
Washington avenue, and having helped his
children o,it of the wagon, lief, Mrs
IL. sitting on the back seat. The lines
were allowed TO hang free over the dash.
board oi the wagon. A rain coming up,
Mrs. II was in the act of ruisnp her nm
brella, when the animal took friuht and
dashed down Washington avenue 10 Sixth
street, and up Sixth street to Commercial
avenue, where she was thrown from the
wagon, and the animal hal cd She