The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-04

will be what We desired 10 orlhS ABOUT
without political contest, viz: the election
Of Judge Baker and two Democrats.
The oblong box OF cottage that Mr.
Tottcn caused to be removed from the Vi
cnnty of the custom house to Eighteenth
street, has been converted into one Of the
neatcst and contest little homes in the city
1t has been given Il very pleasing ana
homc-like exterior, has convenient interior
arrangements, and is an object Of envy to
all the young folks in the city who contem-
plate marriage apd dream Of "loyc in .
cottage, etc
cynthia Dean sixteen year old ne
gro girl, was tried before Squire Robinson
yesterday, on charge Of larceny, and sent
to the county Jail in default Of bail in the
sum Of 500. A woman connected with
the Theatre Comiquc had hired Cynthia to
care for her child during the evening
| While the actress was absent Wednesday
night, Cynthia went through her grip sack
and distracted gold breast pm, gold
thimblc, silver thimbc and pair Of gold
cuff buttons
We can call to mind no city campaign
wherein the several candidates were 50 con
tidcnt Of election, as are the candidates now
in the field for the several Offices to be filled
on the 10Th instant And another curious tea
turc is that the friends of the seyersl can
didates seem equally positive. -Four Of the
| eight candidates for clerk have no earthly
doubt of their success, and the two men,
who, judging from the expressions We have
been able to gather, are the weakest men
out, are the most positive, II certainty adj
mits Of any degrees Of comparison. But
for the prevailing scarcity of money, thou
sands OF dollars would he stakcd upon the
result. As before stated, we never, in any
kind Of a contest, the result of which re-
manned for future determination saw par
ties in interest so absolutely certain Of
success.
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is greatly annoyed 10y visitors who in
, sSt upon seeing Glass, the murderer O!
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are moved solely by curiosity the few
being his friends and relatives, Certain
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can be left in the hands Of tn" jaiIcr and
will b, duly delivered
A gentleman who answers ihc dcs.na-
,ion Of Rev. Mr. Macarthur, and whose com.
plcxion is dark and hair kinky. entered u
complaint against the steamer Fisk and
owners, Yesterday. before L. ). Commas.
sioncr, Henry Cnndae. 1, seems that Mr..
McAr,bur accomp,Dicd by his wife. who is
undcn,ably white woman. took passgoc
ON fine Flax. nj Paducah, and maid fr.t.clg,.,
fare 70 Cairo On tLc WAY down Mr.,
Me Arthur WAS ordered from the dinner IA.
bic, fine Coptain Of the boat taking him to
he a NEGRO. which Mr.. H. declares he !. not.
The writ will probably b. placed in the
hands ofdeputy Marshal Saup to-day. and he
served ON Cant. TAYLOR, on the arrival of the
Fisk this evening. Mr.. Macarthur is said
to be a gentleman of more than average
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We decidedly approve Of tAc adoption
I Of cindcrs ~ sidewalk material. The walk
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