The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-30
In AND AROUND THE CITY.

Mr.. Henry Wells, family and sister-in-
law returned home yesterday.
Read "Delay Not's" communication
1t deals with live subject, and is directly
to the point.
Thirteen new cases and one death is
the report from Memphis, for the "a hours
ending yesterday morning
Mrs. Sullivau's case is considered hope
less. Yesterday evening twas not believed
that she would survive the night.
! Six or eight hundred people were
drawn to the park last night as spectators
ofand participants in the evenings enter
tainment.
Squire Robinson gave the invlncible,
| intolerable Mollie Bailey So days in the
calaboosc yesterday most fortunate rid
dance to Mollies neighborhood
Yesterday the police commenced re-
encrgized raid upon horses, mules and
masculine hogs, and will pound every
animal of the kind caught running at
large.
Wins and Tyler picked up case OF
dead drunk in the person of John Ken
neday, early yesterday morning. Mr. Ken
neday was fined 81 and costs at the. hands
| of Squire Comings
We witnessed little face slapping
and pistol fourishing among steamboatmen
yesterday. For few minutes we were in
the way of first class sensational item, but
are not sorry that matters were smoothed
over.
An elderly dame, who lives in the
neighborhood of Eleventh and Walnut
became exceedingly noisy and obstreperous
about midnight Monday night, and con-
tinuing her racket upon the streets, she was
picked up by the police and lodged in the
calaboose.
| Yellow fever has made its appearance
in New Orleans. Four cases have been re
ported. one death-that of an Italian frui
girl who died on Sunday. It's pronounced
sporadic CASE" but St was Mulbranon'
in Memphis. But little alarm has beer
manifested in New Or.eans-so far.
There is but one pupil from Cairo il
the Southern Illinois Normal Miss Saral
D. Saul. Mound City sends two in the per
sons of Thomas H., son Of Captain William
L. Hambleton, and Carl F., son of G. F
Meyer. Meyers son is IN his second yea
of attendance, and Hambleton's boy in his
third.
The Champions excursion was an I'M
respected success-as many as 700 or 500
persons having participated therein. The
boat ran from Cairo to Paducah, returned
to Caledonia, turned about and steamed
back to Paducah, and then returned to
Cairo, arriving here at about o'clock p. m.
yesterday.
Mrs. Dewitt Dixon, white woman,
complained to Squire Robinson, yesterday,
that Mr.. Dewitt Dixon, anegro, had knock
ed her down in the street and otherwise
assailed her with great violence A war
| rant was issued for Mr.. Dxon's arrest, and
that sable individual will be brought to an
account to-day.
And now a scandal in colored high
life is on the tapis. Yesterday a Miss
Cornela Badger appeared before Squire
Comings and made oath that she was EN-
CIENTE and that the party responsible for
the mischief is Jimmie Mott Motifs friends
say he has valid defence, and will come
out of the trouble with flying colors. AS
Amos Kendall was wont to say: Nous
vcrons.
Henderson yesterday received an in
voice of beautiful bows and arrows from
Horsman, New York. One, lady's bow,
lance backed with bcefwood, is too hand
some almost for use. He received several
dozen arrow-heads and bow-strings. His
store, corner of Commercial and Twelfth
street, may be considered headquarters for
fine archery goods in this section of the
country.
: We hear it stated that Mr.. B. f. Par.
ker will open model book and news
stand in the Vincent corner II is certain
ly an eligible position, and as Parker is
well informed as to the literary tastes and
news wants Of the Cairo public, there is nc
good reason why he may not make an en-
tire success Of the venture, especially if he
invokes the aid Of THE BULLETIN advertis-
ing columns.
Mr. T. II. Drawn permitted his angry
passions to excite his muscular system into
violent action yesterday, and somebody
coming within his sphere Of action, got
hurt. The whole story was related to