The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-18
IN AND AROUND THE CITY.

yesterday, attending circuit court
The grand jury having concluded Its
work was discharged at half-past o'clock
yesterday.
Mr. Mann, of st. Louis, is in the city,
looking after certain property interests
he still has here.
Judge William ]. Allen was called
home by professional demands, yesterday
evening. He will return to Cairo on Sun
day.
The target Of the Central Archery club
will be set in locust grove, at 8 o'clock,
this evening The club will shoot before
supper these short evenings.
Among the many new brands OF fine
cigars now before the smoking public, the
s cent "Faultless"is taking front rank and
appears to be the general fovorite, Sold
only by +. Korsmycr, Sixth street.
An individual named Louis Trimble
was fined S. and costs by Squire Robinson,
yesterday for violating the ordinance that
forbds assaulting and fighting, LOUIS had
kicked up a small jamborce in the vicinity
Of Commercial and Fifth street
Judge James E. McCrlte was in the
city, yesterday and called at The BULLETIN
office. The Judge is one of the sound,
thorough old Democrats that have stood to
the Democratic rack all their lives He Is
there yet and expects to remain there
james Holloway, John Brown and
Henry Montgomery were brought before
Squire Robinson, yesterday, to answcr.for
touching the bridge of their noses with the
rims of too many beer glasses. Unable to
make good defence against the charge
they were fined 81 each and costs of suit
We were informed yesterday. that Mr..
| Nick Hunsacker, although mnch importuned
to run for the office of assessor and treas
urer, had made up his mind not TO run.
The report that he had indicated purpose
to enter the field, was started without his
authority.
The case of the People vs. James Gray,
charged with an assault to kill, made upon
the person Of Mr.. Mehan, some time ago,
was argued yesterday forenoon, and given 10
the jury. After short retirement verdict
of''not guilty" was returned, and the de-
PENDANT discharged.
The Charleston fair is in progress, with
a constantly increasing attendance. The
crowd present on Tuesday was not large,
but farmers were coming in from all quar-
tiers, Yesterday the turnout was good.
The display is very fair, and the managers
expect to score big success financially
and otherwise.
The st. Louis papers seem to have
been mistaken in the character OF the con.
victs that got away from Chester They did
not escape, so we are assured by later in
formation, but were discharged because of
the expiration Of the time for which they
were committed.
We call attention 10 the small
advertisement in reference TO alb
stracts. The title to large
portion of Cairo property has become dc.
fective on account of prrties failing to have
} their deeds recorded and they would do
well to look after the matter before it is
too late.
Mr., Mapn, OF st. Louis, formerly OF the
firm of Reed and Manu. of this city, has
sold two Of his lots, adjoining the residence
property Of Mr.. J. B. Reed, to Mr., Splcrs, a
saw mill man, from Commerce, Mo. Mr.
Spiers will at once improve the lots by
erecting dwelling house thereon for the
occupancy ofhis own family.
An alteration Tuesday evening
between an old resident OF the city, and
another, NOT quite so old, promised, for 4
time to have bloody issue. There was al
ugly disposition on one side to use a pockc
knife, and on the other to use skul-Crack
r ing bludgeon, but separation was ciIcctet
before serious results cnsued
The funeral services of WilicKuge, IN
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kugc, vii
be held at st. Joscph's Catholic church, il
this city, this afternoon, at 80 o'clock
Remains will leave residence on Seventh
!, street, at o'clock. Train will leave foo
of Fourteenth street, at o'clock. Friend
are respectfully invited TO attend
y We should not have vcnturcd to max,
the following statement, but for the fac
that we have authority for it in 'black an,
white" We are asked to "please state /,