The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-17
THE DAILY BULLETIN,
In AND AROUND THE CITY.

Read the notice of brick store house ia
be sold.
Read the advertisement Of cows strayed
or stolen.
We would direct attention to the notice
of the Presbyterian sociablc at the residence
of John Sproat, tomorrow night. All are
invited. A pleasant time is anticipated.
"A country man, named O'Donough was
arrested by Constable Sheehan, yesterday,
while in the act OF raising "Cain" in Saun-
ders' store. He was escorted to the Gala
boose.
The attraction at the court house, yes
terday, drew large portion of our force off
duty, yesterday afternoon, and the editor
being the number, diminished allowance
of local matter is one of the consequences.
The prosecuting attorney presentedthe
points Of the Peoples case against Gray,
Monday evening" but the evidence was not
heard until yesterday morning. At half
past II the court adjourned until $50 this
morning.
We are not good Judge of cigars and
do not claim to be, but We have the word
of gentlemen who are good judges, that
the "Faultless" s cent-cigar, sold by F.
Korsmyer, Sixth street, lays them all in the
shade.
"A little boy, son of Anthony Smith had
his foot seriously hurt, yesterday, by falling
backward from the steps of passing car,
that he was in the act of boarding The
toes of one of his feet, being caught under
the wheels, we're crushed into perfect pulp.
The grand jury inquired into the
complaints lodged against Frank Campbell,
J, J. Johnson, George Byas and Albert
Newman, and finding nothing in them
that warranted the finding of indictments,
ordered the parties discharged from Gus
tody.
About o'clock yesterday evening an
old gentleman named Mahoney or Manihan,
was quite severely hurt by being run over
by buggy neay the corner of Sixth and
Levee. 1t was thought that his leg was
fractured and that he had been injured in
ternaliy
The BULLETIN information respecting
the contents of Gov. Culom's dispatch. came
from party who claimed to have Just seen
and read the dispatch. We certainly had
no occasion to distrust the correctness of his
Interpretation Of it. The venom of Walters
introductory remarks, is so harmless that
we can well afford to excuse il.
The Ferryboat Three States, makes
the regular trips, leaving Cairo at the hours
advertised, and during the Charleston
| Fair, will make an extra trip, leaving the
Missouri shore, at G o'clock p. m, to
accommodate parties attending the fair in
their own conveyances See notice in an
other column
Capt. Hiram Hill completed the re-
pairs on the Sam Robart's barge yesterday.
The work necessitated an eight hours stay
under the water, Work of that character
would be novel employment to the average
mechanic, but as Hiram has spent year
or two of his life under water, he is com
plc;ely at home there, lacking somewhat in
the matter Of company.
-McAulif, who is confined in the
1 county Jail, under charge of having
stabbed man to death who insultcd and
afterwards beat and manned his (NIc-
Aulifsl wife informed us yesterday that he
was the father Of ''new nine pound OK
driver" (meaniDg boy baby and that he
was 50 anxious To see the youngstcr. Il at
he gives no thought TO his condition prs
poet or surroundings.