The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-30

dance.
Halliday Bros Touring mills resumed
operations yesterday, receiving their sup
ply of water from the Illinois Central tank,
through the hose Of the Delta City fire
company.
The old members of the board OF Rail
road and Warehouse commissioners were
nominated by Gov Cullom, yesterday, and
the nominations were promptly confirmed
by the Senate.
The number of candidates for City
Clerk continues TO increase. We hear OF
five who propose to enter the list Of those
who arc to labor with the sovereigns for
the right to write up the council proceed
ings.
1t was complained Of one Frank Smith,
yesterday, that he had made an indecent ex-
posure of his person. The complaint was
verified, and Mr. Smith was sent over for
fifteen days in default of the payment OF
$3.50.
Miss Hattie Bailey, Miss Anna f.
Loughlin, Miss Eva Corliss, and Mr., +. A,
Corliss, Miss Eva being from Brooksville
Ky, and the others from Metropolis, are in
the city, visiting the family of Capt. George
w. Corliss,
The friends of Mr.. o. l.. Edholm will
be glad to hear that he is now pleasantly
situated in Omaha, in the auditors depart
ment of the B. and NJ. railroad. The situa-
ton, he says, is very pleasant and congenial
to his taste.
There was quite lively passage Of red
hot epithets, yesterday, between a citizen
LAWYER and a citizen business man, that
promised, for an instant, to lead to ugly con-
sequences 1t happily ended, however, as
it commenced, in wind.
William Bradley, James O'Donncl and
Joseph Cox formed the dclectable trio who
were held to answer for drunkenness yes
terday. They couldn't deny the harsh
impeachment and were sent over to the
charge OF Mahoney for a period Of five
days each
Thomas Roach, the fellow whom officer
Hogan belabored over the head with dray
pin, without bringing him into subsection
was tried before Bird, yesterday, for resist
ing an officer and was fined $l9, and tho
trimmings. Having no money, he was sen,
to the calaboose for period Of fourteen
days.
whats that you got with you" This
inteTogatory and the answer; Guess, and
III give il 10 vou,' has become a slang form
Of expression among the boys of Cairo, al
most as common as the usual salutation.
1t has become very like Hogath's wine OF
tar: Everybody uses it.
The committee Of coopcls" argues q
point that nobody has controverted, viz: that
barrels are not successfully manufactured
by machinery. Ii doesn't follow, however
that because matchmaking machines o.
practical utility never have been invented
that they never can be.
We mentioned yesterday, the arrest o.
Mr.. Charles Mchner, for exercising ~
undue influence on the mind Of juror il
the case brought here from Pulaski county
After administering such reprimand as h
thought the case required, Judge lIarkcl
fined Mr.. Mchncr the sum Of ten dollars.
The Z. 5. and l.. 5. has been dissolved
1t is said the members propose the organi
cation Of another society that will hay,
less of the literary about it, and more o
the social. 1t is probable that, when tn
weather will permit Of ont door recreation
the members will, 1t stated periods
indulge in croquet and archery.
Mr. Ell Shanncssy informs us that it i
his purpose to so into business soon, but h
has no idea Of gong into the saloon business
Wherefore it follows that the informant o
THE BULLETIN was not correctly posted, il
that particular. The openings for saloon
in Cairo, just now, arc ncithernumerous no
promising
A private letter from our Appcl0t
Clerk, john Q. lIarman. informs US that o
his return home from Cairo he was prostrs
ted by an attack Of pneumonia. He passc
: the crisis of that disease safely but
still confined TO his bed on account
rheumatism in his knees. John is CROWN
old, and it is quite natural that his nirm
: ties should multiply.
--Terrili Cox was drunk and disorderl,
and after spending night in the cooler
was taken before Judge Bird, yesterday
plead 10 charge Of disorderly The
was neither excuse or justification for h
- conduct, and he was fined five dollars al