The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-29

awhile as to be thrown again on his own
resources. A mittimus was made out, and
the saucy youngstcr started for the Gala
boosc. Whether he reented or not at
sight of the prison door, we didn't learn,
The Rough and Ready, Delta City and
Arab fire companies will join in a water
throwing contest, tilt or ioust, on the 18th
OF May, proXlmo. The water will be
furnished by the tank Of the Illiads Cen
trail railroad. 1t is the arrangement, we
believe, that the Rough's large engine shall
throw against the Delta's engine, md that
the little Rough shall thorw against the
| little Arab. The contest will excite con-
siderable interest, and, should the Weather
be propittious, the crowd of looiers-on
will be an immense one.
1t begins tolook as if Mr. Marsh,llis to
have "a walk-over" at the especial election in
| the Fourth ward, on the 9th instant. A
| half-dozen candidates were named but out
OF the whole number only one has declared
himself, THE BULLETIN going into almost
every business house and family in tie
Fourth ward, the candidate who negleds
or refuses to announce, will by that vay
act, render success very difficult of accom-
plishment if not impossible. No mal is
so strong that he can afford to throw away
| the votes an announcement in The BULE
TIN brings.
There is a camp of gypsies in the up
per limits of the city, who are all OF the
usual stamp, except girl who is eviGntly
about seventeen years Of age. Partie who
have seen this girl pronounce her w'nder-
fully handsome, faultless in shap and
most refined in manners. She keeps close
within the tent, and is manitestly superior
in every respect to the people with whom
she associates. Our informant is strongly
impressed with the notion that the 1rl has
''blue blood" in her veins, and that nvest-
CATION into her history would devdop a
romantic story
| The present owner of the racer Har-
lem, is Of the opinion that there is much
better speed in the animal than his ever
been brought out of him. He has beaten
everything that has been brought against
him; but has never, so far as we kntw, run
against time. To determine, therefore,
what Harlem can do in that way, lie will
be sent to st. Louis, in few days, ind go
in training for mile and half dq.h there
On the 10Th of May. A very livdy per-
Torrance is anticipated, and we are much
inclined to the belief that the animal will
make splendid record
About 10 o'clock Sunday night Ger
man inmate Of st. Mary's intirmary took
the quilt off his bed and procuring a candle
and a pitcher Of water stole out Of the
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high fever. He had no recollection of the
previous nights proceedings, and was much !
comforted by the assurance that he had not
been placed there by the managers Of the
hospital. He was returned to his ward, of
course. and properly cared for
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