The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-04

school marin was seated. THIS and nothing
more
Mr. W, Il. Ward, Of Benton and Mr,
viii Washburn Of Marion, called on Us
yesterday
A case of very Timber drunk, escorted
by Hogan ana Shcchan, was carried to the
calaboosc yesterday evening.
A colorcd girl named Mag Smith
walked into Hewlett IIardin's place of bus
mess. Yesterday, and carried off rocking
chair. The theft being proved upon her.
Sourc Robinson committed her to the
county Jail in default of $50 bail,
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union hold their regular weekly meeting in
Reform hail. Saturday afternoonat 4 O'Clock,
As this organization is powerful auxiliary
of the Reform club, the ladies will not, we
dare say, permit any diminution Of inter
est IN it to bctray itself.
Ice a tull quarter of an inch thick was
formed during Wednesday night, on water
that was exposed in vessels One party
who was abroad late at night, declared
that quite u squirt Of snow fell, but that
party will please excuse us when We re.
mark that his assertion needs confirmation.
Prank Whcany, the sick stranger who
first found lodging in the police hcadQuor-
tiers, and finally secured admission into St,
Mary'S hospital, died yesterday, his ailmcnt
having resolved itself into An undoubtcd
case of pneumonia, The brother, who lives
in northern Illinois, had not, at the time Of
Franks death made his appearance.
Mr.. Murray y. Wawls, Of Chicago, and
Miss Fannie Van Dreuvcr, Of Du Quoin,
were married, in the last named city, yes
terday morning and in company with Mr.
and Mrs. II. Boynton, also of Chicago ar.
rived in the city yesterday, en- route Iol
New Orleans. While awaiting the arrival
of the City of Grecnville the party will be
the guests Of Mr. c. T. Woodward.
Col, McKeaig Is not so wholly absurbco
:, ,,a p;rl r,,ro,,,on.,o o,,t him ,-or
the Cairo post-oftice, rs to Ice iorgattul q
home surroundings. H. is making very
d,o;lod ;r,,rorornon,, IL ,ho onroar,rc,
Of thc grounds abont his dwelling, cXhib
itipo a rood taste that No oo,,bt receives IL
;u.n;rot;on from fine "bc,trr half"
a.. ,,.,. ~ ,,,noh .ho ,.,or.
~, ,l,,o, n,nl,od o,d ,uoo,, oars ,,or
.,,.,.,'.. .,.a ,i;.a;, c.n.n,I 90, h,i.. ;,
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l cam. .a u,;.J, -
these cars were loaded fine number indj
cafes unite q business for rather a dulI
sen.on.
s+,o,ooro mon ,hor, tbir.y-syo
,.,o,.. 80 ,,.o o,l ,,,o,, oi,.o, J., .,o ,c,n.
cun wos m,l INC, tbe ,onr If fine c;ty voc.
,ordov with = ncoro Girl thirteen or forr.
fam ,oor, or ooo co,.,,,uy q, hi. bool.
When az wbv no an ronrod ,bo c,rl is no,
certainly known; but if he Is still in the
city, the matter might Dc made a proper
subject Of inquiry.
The provisions cooked meats, the
coffee, bread, tea, butter, surar, etc, re.
ceived at the door of the Hard Times party,
in lieu ofmoncy. will be distributed amonc
the deserving poor of the CITY, to day. FL.
der Charles Hardy will attend at the hail
from the hour Of II a. m. to / u, IN. to-day
to effect the distribution. Those really in
want, are invited to come
So much of the flagstaff ,hat crown
our engine houses is devoted to ornamental
ton, that carlcss observer is likely to re
gard the lying colors rs hanging at hal
mast. As most of the companies ny thei
fars every week during ,he day proceed
inn ,ho riobt of ncctinp ,hc Er,-nlces nh