The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-09-19
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
IN AND AROUND THE CITY

DIR. Sarah Jaccarl, OF Caledonia was
in the city yesterday.
Several members of Col. Woods fam
ily are quite unwell, including the Colonel
himself.
Al Sloo is delighted with his new home
in the star west'--thinks it's the greatest
country the sun ever shone upon.
j. F. Mccartney was in the city yester-
day en- route for Randolph county, whittier
he is called on professional business.
The W. c. T. L. met yesterday after
noon. There was a fair attendance; but
the business transacted was not cf public
import.
Mr.. William Kendall, the gardener is
lying very low from an attack of erysipelas.
He has been confined TO his bed about
three weeks.
Judge Baker having been called away
Judge Harker is presiding in our Circuit
Court. and will preside, we hear, until the
close of the term.
-Porrick Callanghans is the queer name
Of an individual who was fined s. and
costs, by Squire Robinson, yesterday, for
threatening and menaeing levee business
man.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Rawlings, OF JEFFERSON
Vile. Indiana, was in Cairo, yesterday. She
has a considerable property interest in and
about Mound City to which she is giving
required attention.
Judge Baker has gone to Mt Vernon to
give attention to unfinished Appellate bust
ness He will be absent, probably, until
about the lst day of October His family
will return with him.
The attendance on the Charleston fair,
yesterday, was very large, numbering q
very respectable train load. If the weather
IS propitious, the attendance to-day Will be
still larger,
The run on the banks in Canada is
| over, but the run on Korsmyer's stock OF
the "Faultless,' cents cigar grows larger
every day. lie sells five OF them TO one OF
any other brand.
Nelson. of the Centralia Sentinel,
Postoffice, etc, was in the city yesterday.
Fletcher, the owner of the Sentinel, fills a
lucrative position in the government print
ing office, at Washington.
Several parties who had disregarded
the notice to appear as jurors, were brought
into court, with attachments yesterday.
Judge Harker always enforces respect for
the processes Of his court
A colored individual named Ben john
son stole pair of shoes from George Byas'
establishment. and when officer Schuckers
arrested him, the rascal had EN- on his feet.
He was escorted to the county Jail and
locked up.
Mr.. HALEY little boy, Bennie was
very low Of an attack Of diphtheria ycstcr.
dayevening. The chances were greatly
against the little creatures recovery. Two
other cases. all in the lower part Of the city,
were reported, yesterday evening,
Ed Foster complains before Squire
Comngs that he attempted to board tie
steamer new Natchez with II view Of get.
ting his duds that were on board, and that
the mate picked up board. and used it
The case will probably be heard to-day.
The funeral services over the remains
Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kluge's little boy was
largely attended by friends who sincerely
sympathizcd with the. family in tfe grca
grief that has ovcrtakcn it. Willie Mas al
especially bright and lovcable little child
Don't forget to kecpit in mind tina
the regular weekly meeting of the Reform
club will be held this evenings Strangers
in the city--everybody, will receive t
cordial welcome. The club hangs out th'
banner: "Come and see us
The scarcity of tramps is decided,
noticeable. The subsistence oiall fear Of TN
yellow fever, it was expected, would Sc
that kind Of emigration in this direction
r again; but at no time during the season
has the city been. freer from the tram
nuisance than at the present time.
In a conversation with one of our lead
ing physicians yesterday, he expresSc,
grave approximations of diphthcra cpl
dcmic among the children. This is mos
alarming disease and more difficult 10 dca
with than the yellow fever. Every symptom
Of the disease--a touch of cold, or cough
n IN children should not be neglected a
hour Keep narrow watch upon the it'll
ones.