The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-14

CluD COhlnlt|cc Nu' "PP'H'SN w MANI
the necessary arrangements tor the having
of "great, good time" on Christmas day,
A good wholesome, toothsome lunch,
served as only the ladies of this club can
serve it, will doubtless be one of the attrac-
| tons
Don't forget "Rosedale" tomorrow
night, at the Atheneum. Seats should be
secured during tomorrow to avoid the
| rush. This is one Of the very best ORA
matte companies that will visit our city and
brings with 1t the highest recommendations
from press and public wherever they have
played.
Miss Emma Smith was arrested last
evening by Officer Wins, for striking her
mother in the face with rolling-pin, She
was brought before Squire Robinson and
fined ten dollars and costs, but being one
OF the moneyless Smiths, she could not
'show up the chincks" and will have to
serve the city for ten days in the calaboosc,
New rules regulating the government
marine hospital have just been received
here and will 60 INTO effect on January lst
One of the rules is to the effect that the
officers connected with the hospital shall
wear uniforms. If this rule is carried out,
and doubtless it will be, we shall see our
doctors grace the streets with blue flannel
and brass buttons
The charter of "The Independent
Printing Co., of Cairo, Illinois, was filed
for record in the clerks Office yesterday,
authorized capital $4,000 two hundred
shares of ten dollars each, subscribed for
as follows; Henry Winter, so shares, $500;
John Clancy 10 shares, 300; Louis
Herbert, 80 shares, 800; A. j. Alden, 80
shares, $500; Peter Saup, 80 shares, $500;
Andrew Lohr, 80 shares, 5000
Our readers will notice an advertise
ment in our columns this morning of the
property of Henry Wells, on Holbrook
avenue tor sale. This is one of the most
desirable residences in the city and can be
bought at bargain 1t is in the hands of
Messrs. yesterday & Reeves, real estate
agent. and applications should be made to
them at their office in the court house.
Mr.. John p Marncl desires us to state
that he has completed his canvass for his
Holiday Present. Parties who have secured
space and who have not already furnished
their copy, will please have same ready Oh
tomorrow morning All the advertising
space has been sold with the exception of
five and halt cards. Parties desiring
to secure further advertising in Its columns
can do so by calling on the publisher at
this office. Local notices will be inserted
at very reasonable rate. Guaranteed cir
cuatlon $500 copies.
Our police have been informed of the
stealing of a lot Of hides from the slaugh.
ter house OF Mr.. Lutz, Of Mound City, but
50 tar no clue has been found that could
| lead to the arrest OF the thieves. 1t is es
timated that the hides were worth about
one hundred dollars and the supposiuon
among our police is that they were taken
by the propretors of some Of the numer-
Gus pirate boats which now line both the
Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
Pirate boats along the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi rivers are becoming alarmingly nu-
merous Just now. The proprietors of these
boats stop mile above or below the farm
house they want to rob and when night
comes on accomplish their dcvlish work.
We are told by those of our officers who
are thoroughly posted IN regard to the mat
ter, that the rascals carry with them, in
their boats sacks, which, il they can find
nothing else valuable, they I'LL with wheat
and corn and escape herewith down the
river The farmers, Of course, after discoy.
cring their loss, invariably search the
country and just as invariably get cleft"
We are told that piece Of human
beauty, in the shape Of young man Of
about twenty summers, the other night
came near losing his boots before Car,
livery stable. II was nearly midnight and
the supposition is that he had been to the
post Office. At any rate he was returning
home from that direction and as he reached
Carts stable he was heard TO shout Don't
mister, " got no money" a slight
movement Of the hos'ler who was leaning
against the stable WAS the cause O the
remark. And yet untecIing men will tell
w. we need no light
Occasionally tramp Is met with
whose family is first. lass and who scorns to
receive meal not served in rst-class style,
One Of this kind called AT dwelling on
Sixth street and having eaten Il good din
nor from Kitchen table. SWEARING all the