The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-22
IN AND AROUND THE CITY.

| )hiSioy ASiuos ulS HNH'Ho
that is death on daylight bedroom HES
Tue BULLETIN Office has declared
quarantine against transient printers IL
was done by the printers,
AT the archery practice last night, Mr.
| Vandorn, shooting twcnty-one arrows
made score Of thirty, and Mr.. Ponnebaker
a score of'twenty,
The Mayor appointed James klnnear
and NJ. E. Powers as two of the special po-
lice constables authorized by the resolu-
ton of the Board of Health yesterday.
We have been asked, repeatedly, to
call attention TO the watts connected with the
uptown cooper-shops. They are said to
emit very offensive odor and great deal
of it,
C. II. Jackson has gone on visit to
his old home, at Fluwauze, Va. Schroe-
der says he will be gone month or until
frost, it all depends on yellow fever develop
ment.
The recent change in the temperature
comes blessing that everybody welcomes
and enjoys. 1t is only ten or twelve de-
grees, but it contributes amazinglyto ones
comfort.
Treasurer Alden has bought 800
printing Office and will be ready for bust
ness in few days. We do not credit the
rumor-that this means new evening
daily to fill a void, ETC."
The Equitable Life Insurance Com
pany through its Cairo agent, Mr.. Burnett,
received three applications for largo
amounts of insurance yesterday, with more
in sight The new departure OF the COM
pany is very popular one.
The contested election cases. unless
again continued, will be commenced before
Judge Yocum to-day. tits not improbable,
however, that owing to the confusion and
excitement incident to the time, that the
inquiry will be postponed.
The Illinois Central has changed its
time of departure, for the evening train
from Q 10 to o'clock. The first train un
der this new arrangement went out yes
terday evening. The object of the change
l. is said to be to make close connection will
the Mississippi Central.
The steamer Nashville came up Sun
" day night, and was not permitted to land
: A citizen Of Cairo, who was passenger
remained on board, until the boat LANDED
at Mound City. From that point he footed
:. it to Cairo, Just as he could have done had
he come directly from Memphis. Tha,
breach in our lines must be looked to.
On Sunday afternoon, not far from
Commercial and Twentieth streets, there
: was quite a savage fstic bout between {
negro and white man. We didn't learr
! the cause of the difference. Owing to the
fact that the white man was considerably
overcome by liquor, the colored man es.
capped what, otherwise, would have been a
trough handling"
The want of rain is being felt every
where In Cairo it is needed to lay the dust,
which covers the streets to the depth of 81
inch or more, and is SO light, that the
merest zephyr carries it about in sufocating
clouds. If we had control of one of those
wonderful Italian praying machines, we'd
, start it on the shower line, and never give
) it minutes rest until drenching answer
came.
Alex. rockingham & Co., have been
, for many years stock brokers and bankers,
in New York, at - Wall Street They
t have the reputation of gaining for their
J customers large returns from investment:
G ranging from $50 to 5000, and have the
i enviable reputation of always making
n quick returns. Send for their Financia
J. Report, free.
The late secretary Of the Board o
Health, Mr.. Smith, has been most courte
y Gus and obliging to our reporter in giving
him access to the minutes Of the proceed
- ings of the Board. 1t is claimed that on
- Of the resolutions published in Sunday
10 BULLETIN had been recinded. We copie,
i, no resolutions except those that wer
~ marked adopted, or given to us as adopted
= Our hands are clean.
): Out of the regular panel Of twenty
/. four men, only two jurors for the Glas
a case were obtained, yesterday forenoon
and just before adjournment for dinner tn
u Court directed the Sheriff to call in fit
II talesmen. Pending the notification of thi
u force, the Court called up the case of tn
n People VS., Frank Anderson, charged will
o petty larceny. The trial resulted in Frank
II conviction, and it being bis second offence
l. his punishment was fixed at two years /