The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-31
IN AND AROUND THE CITY,

The city Jail, at this time, contains
eleven prisoners.
Read the Wanted" column in this is
sue 1t is interesting.
The first pawpaws OF the season made
their appearance in market yesterday.
Mr.. Thomas Hoggarth, of Jackson,
Tenn, is in Cairo, visiting Mr., Cornelius
Boyle, Jr.
The order Of the Knights of Honor Of
this city, numbers something over sixty
members.
A saloon keeper toward whom great
leniency has been shown, was arrested, and
fined $40 and costs, yesterday.
Cain with his Jail gang, was out yes
tcrdGy, operating on Ninth and Tenth
between Washington and Walnut.
-Chas. r. Stuart will open, on Tuesday
morning, the finest assortment Of 3 and 10
cents goods ever displayed in Cairo.
The unusual ferocity OF the mosquitoes,
yesterday evening, was accepted by the sign
interpreters as a sure indication of rain.
The Mckee who is posted to speak
next FRIDAY night, at Reform hall, is not
Walt, as we supposed, but another man.
One hundred pieces of new fall style!
calicocs were among the lot of goods re-
ceived by Stuart, the Eighth street mcr
chant, yesterday,
The bases for two hydraulic presses
for COMPRISING cotton, were here on
couple of l. c, platform cars, yesterday, en-
route for Memphis.
Rev Pastor Knappc will hold service
in the English language this evening at tho
German Lutheran church on Thirteenth
street.
We have heard it intimated that the
street sprinklers will probably draw of
because of the meagerness Of then
collections,
AS every one is anxious to get her fal
sewing done, she should go to Stuart's OF
Eighth street, and see the immense lot O
new muslins, fannels, and canton lanncl
he received yesterday
MIR. George W. Yocum is having very
serious time with his hand, and fears are
expressed, by some, that he will not be able
to save it. For the report that his life is
impcrllcd there is no reasonable founda-
ton.
One hundred and forty.four yards of
the three hundred yards of Metropolis
gravel contracted for by the city, arrived at
our wharf, yesterday 1t will he used in
filling the dcpressions, holes and cavities in
Lcvee street.
Fanny Mead, the woman who robbed
an old man Of $50, couple Of years ago
and handed the money to a negro who
skipped out of town with it's again in thl
city, having served out her time in thu
penitcntiary.
Henry Stout will break the ground 70
the foundation of Hartmans new brick, OF
the corner of Ninth and Commercial, to
morrow morning. Hartman has cttcctc,
the purchase of a splendid iron front an,
proposes to build the model business hous
Of the city
Roberts was circulating a petition
: Yesterday, in behalf Of Glass. lie intormc
us that he had secured the names of a
the jurors, and would, when he secured tn
judges signature go TO Springfield j
person. lie appears to he earnestly int
ested.
--Nuc Hogan, without any provocatio
jumped upon Johnny Lattncr, in the upp,
part Of the city yesterday, and handle
the boy quite roughly. A warrant W,
secured TOR Nuc's ar est; but upon injury
was learned that he had taken to Il
woods.
1t was well enough at the time v
wrote, to speak of the affair on the Char
. pion as of "ycsterday;' but as we we
writing for the reader OF the next day. Il
affair should have been spoken of as an q
= currence Of Thursday. But, as Charl
= Baker was won't to sUy, otis all the same
If the indications of yesterday eycnir
were not at fault the entcrprsing little Mt
y row-gauge carried out the largest excursi
party this morning, that ever went out
Cairo on that road. IF the trip is MAJ
without mishap there will be a demand
like excursions about twice month.
The editor Of tho Carbonate FER
Press having urged the appointment