The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-27

, peal says that they were "or'''iiy anu w
sevcdly bestowed
The tenacity with which some people
cling to life is wonderful. The negro Har-
per who was shot in the stomach, on board
the steamer James Howard, last week, was
sitting up yesterday, smoking his pipe
Contemplating the location and character
of the wound, there didn't seem to be one
chance in one hundred for the fellows re-
covering, and if no set back intewcnes he
will be as sound as ever in the course OF u
week or two.
Ice wagons could be seen upon thcycs-
terdaystrects, but as the hot wave that stated
from Yankton the day before hadnot reached
Cairo the demands for the ''congcaled wa
ter were neither numerous or urgent We
are told that ''ice will be ice this year.
which remark must be interpreted to
mean that as the usual quantity was not
housed, the price will be considerably
higher than formerly. AS there was no
lack OF ice we can't understand why an
abundance was not housed.
Two families live in the Falls hotel, one
above the other. Mrs Thompson occupies
the upper portion, and was engaged yestcr-
day. washing clothes. A little girl, a daugh-
ter of Mrs. Grobe, who lived down below,
emptied pan of ashes. The ashes
flew aloft, and angered the woman above,
who seized pan of water and dashed it on
the child's head. Mrs. Grade sued, and
Squire Commings discharged the
prisoner because it was not proven
when the crime was committed
-Iustus Netf, wishing the passers-by t.
know that he has a business, habitatiol
and name, put out handsome sign
For some reason that does not admit o
, ready explanation, somebody or severa
. somebodies, probably boys, met, on Frida
- night and made the sign target for mu
balls. 1t is to be regretted that the owne
It of the sign was not there to see, with
g musket heavily charged with bird sho
" Until the young night providers Of the cit
lc are dealt with summarily and severei,
us acts of malicious mischief like that her
us complained of, Will be of frequent occu
Nv renee.
"a The excursion on the Ste Gencyiev
Tuesday evening, will furnish to ouryoun
ne folks rare opportunity for genuine cnjo.
IN. ment and healthful recreation. The magn
'se ficent boat, in charge of most genial gent,
he men, will be surrendered to the use of ii
Ut. eXcursionists, and all the details of the OF
or casion having been carefully arranged i
lat advance, most enjoyable season is guaI
he antccd. The trip is not long enough to BE-
come tedious, and the expense will he BIT
o. a trihe. The result will be a gay, happ
nd crowd, and a glorious good time Of it.
IL Henceforth theWEEKIY BULLETIN W
" be published on Monday instead of Thurs
ici days as heretofore. BY this change we SUI
llo ply paper from the office very day {
L. the week; and we find that the change vii
~ operate to the advantage Of our county sub
scribers. Advertisements for the week.
"a should be placed in our hands the Satul
he day previous. The first issue under TIN
IT. change of publication day will appear t
ss morrow and will contain the dclinqueI
ee tax list of 1878, as reported by the Count
". Collector. Extra copies can be bought
at- the Office at cents per copy
III If thegmatter and manner Of THE BIT
LETIN are not up to TIE BULLETIN stan
ICE ard, sufficient explanation will probab
Ost be found in the fact that editor has mon
As polized all the colds that were set apart
ger this community for the year 1879. VIII
unit he lies under blankets pencillng this trut
ad' full paragraph, he feels an ache, a serene
'rk and stiffness in every bone, joint, ligatu
IN muscle and fiber Of his corporeal structu
TO- Add to this headache, the throbs of viii
ut Guido the heavcs of a gas meter bellows
and the fact that he doesn't feel very W
in himsef--takc all these things into accou
rop and we wonder at ourselves somewhat Il
Ally we did not let the readers of the paI
Try stake judgment against US by default"
3.d If anybody will arrest Joseph Bau
GIT German, and return him to Chester pc
'hls Tertiary, he will receive the usual rewa
OF which is, we believe, one hundred dolla
ara Bauer was employed in the prison bak'
gly and slept there. On Friday night, of /
week, he stole acouplc of citizens, suits tr'
'ery the officers put one Of the suits on, Ii
lin. the other in bundle, cifccteda breach
yor the wall of the bakery, scaled the fence a
the escaped. He is about sixty-one years oil
and heavy wrinkles in his checks and forehea
lou bald on crown of the head and hair thin
we're front; has stuff fingers and "walks crooked