The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-14

of appearances, etc.
The May-Flowcr fishing club, COM
posed of about fifteen members, and Off
cered by Messrs. Dezonia, Cundiff and
tovett, leaves early tomorrow morning for
the lakes in Missouri where they will spend
the day fishing.
The BULLETIN news room having TO
contribute help to the rushed job depart
ment, we were unable to place in type our
notice of the "Graduating Exercises" last
night. It will appear tomorrow. The
crowd in attendance was tremendous" No
other word will describe it.
The sale of tobacco at the Planters
tobacco warehouse, yesterday, was large,
and the figures obtained quite satisfactory
to the planters. 1t is fact that tobacco
growers everywhere are finding out, that
the Cairo tobacco market, though yet a
young one, is becoming one Of the best in
the country.
Health Officer Weoten gave quite an
extensive circulation, yesterday, to the
printed rules and regulations of the Mis-
sissippi Valley Sanitary association, in the
hope that citizens might profit from the
recorded experience of others. The pamph-
let contains many suggestions by which any
of us might profit.
james Robinson being unable to per-
suade the Paducah authorities to reduce the
price of circus license, will spread his can
vas on the Illinois shore, and give every
body free ferriage across the river. His ap-
plication to the Cairo council for like re-
duction, was refused. But he will be
here on the Gath call the same"
A force OF carpenters and laborers will
commence, on Monday or Tuesday next,
the work of removing the buildings from
the depot grounds of the Cairo and Vim
cennes railroad, preparatory to commence
ment of the new depot. We have not been
able to learn any of the details; but have
been assured that the company proposes to
90 right ahead with the work.
Thursday evening, while the premises
were vacated, sneak-thief entered the
office of Yocum, the ice man, and got away
with an overcoat and pair of boots, the
! property, we believe, Of Mike Stapleton
The man who steals an overcoat while the
mercury is lodging up and down in the
nineties is thief by nature, instinct, prac-
tice and inclination. He is irreclaimably
thief.
The purpose of Miss Rogers to decline
Encouragement in the Cairo schools, de-
prives lis of the best primary teacher we
ever had. Her pupils love her as moth
er, and not few of the little faces were
wet with tears, yesterday, when she ex-
pressed her determination to 60 away and
return no more. We hope our Board will
be able to induce Miss Rogers to reconsid-
er her resolution.
-Callie Harris got upon the rampage,
Thursday evening, and but for the good
natured restraint imposed by her even
tempered husband, would have smashed
things. Her rage was terrible. She was
brought before Squire Robinson, yesterday,
who inflicted on her fine Of s. and costs.
Her husband secured the payment of the
amount, and thus saved the rampunctious
Callie from term in the cooler.
The Jonesboro Gazette has cores
pendent who writes over the initials, sd.
T. L." As the correspondent writes from
Dongola, and is careful dotter down OF
dog-fghts, crop prospects, etc, it is only
, fair that we relieve Mr.. Lnegar OF thi!
city, who sports the same initials, of thu
responsibilities that may grow out of tn,
correspondence. Mr.. Lincgar is not tn,
. d. T. L., of the Jonesboro Gazette.
Miss Lohin and Miss Riley, teachers
: of rooms and 2 in the Thirteenth stree
S building toasted their pupils, yesterday, OF
}. cake, candy, nuts, etc, a treat that wa
highly relished. During the scholastic
!. year Just closed, James Sproat, Egber
Kerth, Freddie and Ida Poorc, OF Mis-
e Riley's room, were neither absent nor tardy
Willie Caster, Willie Lampert, BERT
Wright and Title Bross, Of Miss Lohin
room, were neither absent nor tardy. Maud
= Oliver, Mamie Lansdcn and Nora Redma
were absent only one day.
ALI sorts or reports were current yes
!, terday concerning the successes and failure
: of Harlem, on the St. Louis race course
One report, in which there is probabl
some truth, is to the effect that in the mil
: dash for all ages, run on Thursday, he wa
70 the leading animal at the end OF ha
y mile, and at the thrce-quarter stake occ,