The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-30
IN AND AROUND THE CITY.

two dollar excursion to st, Louis to-mor
row.
Mr. Fred. Smith is the al iterm agent
of the Green Linc-"Grcen Line" Miller be-
irg in ST. Louis
The dry trash wagon was put on SER
vice yesterday, 1t will probably not run
longer than present needs require,
Miss Emma Kettle, of Mound City,
who was in the city several days, visiting
Miss Monte Mctcalf, returned home yester-
day.
There was II fair attendance at the ball
given by the Mystic Knights, Thursday
night, and the common testimony is that it
was a very pleasant and happy occasion,
Mrs. Clara Kyle and Mrs. Lucie Mil
burn lett by the steamer Champion, yester
day evening, for weeks visit to their aunt,
Mrs. B. G. Wilcox, of Paducah.
The marriage of Mr. c. J. WaN and
Miss Lizzie Steele, of Chicago, IN be Gel
ebrated on the nth day of September.
The invitations are already in the hands of
the friends of the two families.
--Axtell and Southland, of the Iron Noun
tain railway, Mr.. f. A. Miller, of the Cairo
and Vincennes road, and Capt. W. l.. Ham
bleton were the conspicuous figures in a
special car that made trip to Mound City
yesterday.
MIR. c. P. Walker has sold his buggy
Deilting nrd repair shop, on Commercial
avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth, to
Mr., Ed. Chandler, who is said to be gen
tlcman who is well skilled, and in every
way deserving,
The arrest of the white street walkers,
and the hints thrown out in THE BULLETIN
have had quite quoting effect upon the
| disreputabc intcstcrs of Fourth street.
There was a marked improvement in their
bearing all day yesterday.
Isaac L. Harrcll, Miles W. Parker and
Charles Cunningham, were appointed by
the County Court to appraise the personal
affects of which the late DR.. AFTER died
sliced. They appeared before Squire Com
ings yesterday, and qualified
One of the fire engines crushed through
the sidewalk, on Washington, short dis
lance belo' 'icventh, yesterday, and left
intimations of its passage near the intersec-
ton of the Avenue and Fourteenth all of
which will receive due attention.
On Wednesday evening next, ball
will will be given in the Mystic Hail. for
the benefit of William Naughton. With so
deserving an object in view, IA pleasant
time is assured, the tickets, which are only
so cents each, should find a ready sale,
Mike Cannon, countryman, was
picked up on Thirteenth street, about A
o'clock yesterday morning, palsicd by
whisky. lie was taken before Squire Com
ings, during the day, and fined one dollar
and costs, lhe whole aggrcguting $310
Paid,
"A delegated meeting Of the order
known rs the colorcd mems benevolent as.
soc,ation convened at Metropolis three or
four days ago, and was brought TO very
satisfactory conclusion, yesterday. Minutes
of the proceedings will be printed in
pamphlet form.
Pat. Callihan, one Of our mounted
guardsmen, was thrown from his horse, yes
terday morning, falling in way to dis
locate his left ankle. 1t was set by DR..
Smith, but it will be some time before he
will be able TO resume discharge of his
duty
Prof. J. J. B0lfry's school in the Ger.
man.American school house, on Fourteenth,
is well attended and seems to be under adj
mirable discipline The recent addition of
a fine organ to the fixtures of the room cna-
blcs the Prof. to add greatly to the interest
andvariety of the exercises.
We heard Of petition among the col.
ored people, yesterday asking Governor
Culom to commute Glass punishment to
imprisonment for life Glass is not at all
displcascd at the effort, although he has re.
pcatcdly wished that his last hour were at
hand
We have, with grca, industry and most
commcndable per,inacity, tried to make
the title of Fred Smiths Office appear in
print as the Office Of "Strcet Supervisor
but every attempt has been succeeded by q
failure. AS often as we write it Supervisor
It appears as Superintendent,
AS usual thing steamboat Captains
are practical temperance men; but compar-
atiyely few of them unite with temperance
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