The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-21

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friends who fully realize the magnitude OF
his loss.
The lawyers of East ST. Louis, being
thercunto solicited, signed call upon
Judge Wall, to enter the field as a candl-
date for Supreme Judge,
-Died-ofgastric fever, Florence Isabelle
Marean, Wednesday night, the 10Th instant,
at 10 minutes before IL o'clock, aged nine
teen months and nineteen days.
Much science and agility were dis
played at the skating rink last last night.
Quite number Of our young folks, male
and female skate gracefully and well.
1t is about time that candidates for
Aldcrmanic honors proclaimed themselves,
Two dollars will enable any number of
them to catch hold Of THE BULLETIN tow
line.
Mr.. Norman Rexford son Of f, d.
Rexford, who is the ailabe gentleman who
proprietor thc.Ccntrala house, is in the city,
visiting his sister, Mrs Pink, especially,
and his friends, in the city, generally
DR., Marean's little girls remains will
be buried at Beech Grove Cemetery, to-
morrow afternoon. The family and friends
will 60 out in carriages, If the weather is
propitous, leaving the house at one o'clock.
Elder shores thinking that bad side
walk is better than no sidewalk at all,
caused the arrest of Curley Mike, yesterday,
for driving his dray on the prctence of a
sidewalk, on the out skirts. The case has
not been heard.
We hear it stated that an uptown me-
chanic, whose mind and studies run much
in the legal groove, will be candidate for
City Attorney, 1t is not essential, we
believe, that the incumbent of the Office
should be licensed practitioner.
The dues collector of the Cairo Reform
club was abroad among the brethren, yes
terday, pulling in the quarters. He says
that the club numbers about two hundred
and twenty-five members who respond to
the collectors call with readiness. Quite a
number feel themselves unable to pay, and
some can pay, but don't.
Might before last young gentlemen,
housekeeping apartmcntwa reached over n
pair Of sleet covered outside stairs, finding
the door fastened, attempted to reach a
window,in doing whichhc losthis
footing and falling to the ground below,
hurt his leg quite seriously. 1t is believed
however, that no boucs were broken
We regret to be called upon to chroni,
Gle the death of Dr. Mareans infant child,
Florence, who died about midnight, We'd
nesday night. The little creature had sui
fered long and severely, and although its
loss is keenly felt and deeply mourned by
the father and mother, death to the little
thing was no doubt welcomed deliverer.
The St. Patrick's Benevolent society
of this city, is arranging for grand Easter
Monday bali, april 14th) which will be
held on the evening Of that day in the hall
of the Hibernan engine house The gen.
tlemen to whom the management has been
confded will perform their part well and
faithfully, and furnish to our people an
occasion for healthful and harmless rec
reaton and pastime The managers are
Messrs Madden, Fitzgerald, Dezonia,
Power and Hogan.
Johnny Strauhal, son OF John W.
Strauhal, was married, in Decatur, a few
days ago, to young lady named Lila Dot
son. Johnny has for some time filed the
position of head salesman in the New York
store, in Decatur, and Miss Dotson is said
to be an accomplished daughter of one the
first families Of the city. The wedding
was one of the grandest affairs of the kind
ever held in Decatur, and formed the sub
ect of a lengthy special dispatch to the St.
Louis and Chicago papers.
We had the pleasure of taking by the
hand, yesterday, our old friend FL. Wild
man, eighteen years ago an attache Of the
Defiance thcater of this city, but now the
proprietor or the head man of the New
York Comedy company. The intervening
years seem to have touched him lightly, as
he possesses all the life and buoyancy of
young manhood. He has frst-class com
pany-one that wins words of commenda-
ton wherever it goes, and one that will
make its appearance in Cairo next Thurs
day evening. Meanwhile we shall have
occasion to speak of it frequently.
AT a late hour Tuesday night the in.
mates Of the Falls hotel on Eighteenth
street, were startled by the catter of show
er of brick bats, hurled against the house
lac n ,umhor of nersons for whose names