The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-18

of course, 4 w0rshlpper AT the SHRINE ol
Bachus, got on "bust" was "pulled,"
fined one dollar aud costs, and not being
able to pay, he was given 4 stay, and he
went away, to Padukay, to watch and pray,
that he never may live sober day, while
in Padukay.
We have it on good authority that
Father MasterSon, who has had charge Of a
congregation in Mound City for quite a
while, has signifed willingness to take
charge of the Ninth street Catholic church
Of this city He is well and favorable
known to many of our citizens and will
doubtless give very general satisfaction.
The Cairo and Vincennes railroad man.
agement will discontinue the Saturday eN.
cursion train from Carmi after the Goth of
the present month, No one will have great
err cause to regret this than the people Of
Cairo, but the train, take 1t all around, has
not been paying one to the company
therefore it will be withdrawn.
The ferryboat Three States yesterday
returned from Mound City where she has
been for several weeks, resting and receiv-
ing an overhauling generally, She is a
great improvement on the "hat" whish has
filled her place in her absence, and is well
coined back by all those who have an occa-
sion to cross any of our rivers
"A government survey boat named
Ariadne, which was lying at the foot of
Tenth street, was sunk by the storm yester-
day morning, but it is thought can be east
ly raised. Capt. Nellis with his tug Lau-
rel was at work on her yesterday attempting
to raise her, and will doubtless succeed in
that undertaking to-day.
From very neat invitation we see
that Len. G. Faxon and wife will cele-
brate the twenty-frst anniversary OF their
marriage, in Paducah. on Wednesday
evening, November Goth Mr.. Faxon is,
as our people well know, the gentle
manly and talented editor of the Paducah
News. We sympathize with Len, and the
thought that he has been married for
twenty-one years makes us sad,
The Methodist church, on the corner
of Eighth and Walnut streets, was -unusu-
ally well attended on last Sunday. All
available sitting room was taken up, and
the interest manifested by the vast audience
in the sermon and ceremony, borde!ed on
enthusiasm The church seems to be grow
ing in popularity, which is due, perhaps, to
the new attractions presented every now
and then.
During the past week not less than
forty tramps have been invited to shake the
dust OF Cairo from their feet. The various
police officers, in this regard, have been
very industrious and have spared no pans
in hunting them up and shipping them to
a warmer cline. During sor& days last
week, we hear that from sixteen to eighteen
Of these vagabonds have been invited to
take walk which ,hey accordingly did.
Officer Schuckers, yesterday, in his
usual polite manner, asked nine gentlemen
of leisure to take an excursion trip on the
Three States. The officer being very solic-
itious and offering to present them with free
passes, they consented to go. They were
politely escorted, as has become the custom
of the officers of late, to the wharf. where
after much ceremony, shaking of hands,
etc, they were invited to give our city an
other call when they had no time to stay.
Mr.. James Murphy a rouster, having
too much sugar about him invested some
Of it in red eye" and set EN- up to the boys
rather lively. Mr., Murphy soon found
himself without money and withoutsupport,
except that of an officers arm. He was
taken to Gains lookup where he was per.
mitted to sober up, after which he was
taken before Squire Comngs, who fined him
one dollar and costs, but Mr.. Murphy being
without a cents worth of greenbacks, the
Squire in spirit Of philanthropy, gave him
stay.
1t was yesterday, while on the leycc
and religiously looking for items. that
vulgar and unciyiLized hyera called our at
tention to our First love. Miss Potter, whose
proportions we were even then scanning
with admiring eyes and as she was lcisurcly
strutting to her amateur" Office the brute
whispered into our ear mckee has done
it; her proportions are grow" but We
knocked the rascal fiat on his back before
he could finish the word. and stand pre-.
pared, though young and weak, to defend
the reputation OF our "frst love"
A rouster entered the saloon, kept by
an Italian, opposite Of Harry Walkers
Sunday and demanded drink from the
woman who tends the bar. The drink w,s