The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-03

NuInlllS Ullu III ~ WIFI NlcW VI prevent
ing such dclinqucnccs the rule was
adopted.
Don't you vote for the Democrats unless
you want to 60 to the penitentiary. Better
vote for Mr.. Baker" beloved one negro to
another yesterday morning. "Well, Use
been to the pcnitcntiarY, and Mr.. Bakers
the very man wot sent me there
Supreme court convenes in Mt. Vernon
to-day, Judge Baker expected to leave for
that point last night; but was probably too
much overcome by the tatigucs of yester-
day to do so. After the present term
Judge Mulkcy will take Judge Bakers
seat.
Thousands of persons have their eyes
turned towards Wall street. That is where
thousands of dollars are made, daily from
investments ranging from $50 to $3.50. The
reliable brokers, Alex. rockingham & Co.,
70 Wall street, New York, send Tor their
Financial Report free, which explains fully.
We give place to as much Of Mrs. II.
II. Candee's paper on the Potential Mood
for Women" as we can find place for, re-
grcttng our inability to present the paper
entire. Good thoughts are printed in ee-
giant verbal drapery, and we ask for them
the attention of our readers male as well
as female.
John Wagner son of Squire Wagner,
who lives in Hodges Park, died at his
fathers house, on Saturday, of measles.
1t is said that this disease is raging to an
alarming extent in an about Unity, and
several other ncighborhoods in the country,
Several cases have appeared in Cairo, but
there has been no marked increase during
the week past.
Collector Hodges is of the opinion that
we will do the public a service, and espcc-
tally that portion that is still delinquent for
personal taxes, If we will make public the
fact that he has given about all the grace
the law will permit He will much dislike
to resort to compulsory measures but he
will have no alternative unless payment is
made during the present week.
The funeral services of the Very Rev.
Dean NJ. R. St. ]. Dillon-Lcc, Rector Of the
Church of the Redecmcr, Cairo, and Dean
Of the Southern Deanery of the Diocese Of
Springfield, will be held at the Church of
the Redecmcr, Cairo, at ten o'clock this
morning. The funeral train will leave
Fourteenth street for Beech Grove cemetery
Immediately upon the conclusion Of the
services at the church.
-Seml.roons communication is well
written, and It's allegations are, in the
MAN, correct While the writer manitcstly
feels herself at issue with Modcstus, her
communication is of the same tone and
temper as his. He seeks to awaken the
colored-girl mothers to sense OF their
shame Scmi-roon would have the same
awakening; and bamcs the white race be-
cause there is any necessity for the awaken
| ing. Her charges are well and torcibly
made, and all the white race can honestly
do is to plead guilty" The subject is one
that deeply concerns our community, and
we shall be willing, at all times, to surren-
der a reasonable portion Of our space to
communications discussing it.
AT point Just above the intersection
of Sixth and Commercial avenue, few
planks are laid down for convenience in
crossing the avenue. After the rain, on
Sunday, the trench under one Of the p0nks
contained about six inches of water. For
an hour or more, in the afternoon, a knot
of ticndish young men kept positions near
by to laugh over the discontinue Of pcdes.
trians who cssaycd the crossing. The end
= of the plank was reached by aleap OF three
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A stantly under the weight Of the hap.ess pc
dcstrian, and send the muddy water all
over him. Then he'd swear and the ticnd
4 ish young men would express regrets anC
t harshly reproye themselves that they
hadu told him! It was diabolical pas
: time.
p The services in the st. Patrick
church Sunday morning were Of a hight
interesting character After the cclebra
! ton High Mass by Father Zabcl, the elias
of applicants for confirmation, numbering
#, about sixty girls and fifteen or twenty boys
was examined in the catcchism and il
Bible history, and so successfully did tht
" class pass this ordeal that the Bishop tei
" called upon to compliment the youngstcr
> on the score of their thoroughncss. Atte
- prayers and other prcIiminarics, the chill
dren knclt on the edge of the sanctuar
IL and received at the Bishops hands the he
!" ~ rites Of combinations The GIRLS wer
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