The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-09

Notices in these columns, ten cents per line
escb insertion.

by postal card from Vienna, Mr.
Geo. Eisenberg informs us that he will re-
turn to Cairo in day or two. He has
been absent for several weeks.
Mr.. Pat Fitzgerald has several painters
at work on his building, on the corner OF
Fourteenth and Commercial, who are
identifying it 10 the way peculiar to the
painters art.
For sometime our street crossings have
not been cleaned when they needed clean
ing-whereiore number of our good peo-
pie are dissatisfied, and with good show
Of reason, too.
Some of our citizens, who have com
piled with the ordinance concerning out
houses and subitituted tubs for vaults, are
Justly indignant at the city's delay in send
| ing the carts around to gather up the tubs.
The Democratic state convention will
be held at Springfield tomorrow, and
Messrs. T. W. Halliday, Judge Green and
j. II. Mulcahy, being the delegates thereto,
they will leave for Springfield to-day.
| Mayor Thistlewood's communication
which was read at the council chamber
last night and which we publish with the
proceedings of the council this morning,will
proveinteresting to quite all of our readers
AS will be seen by an advertisement OF
the temperance ladies, in other column,
they will, tomorrow night, furnish all
lovers of Chicago ice cream, plate of that
delicious luxury for ten cents, at Temper
| ance hall.
Anna Johnson and Julia Jones, two
black girls, for cutting at each other with
knives and razors, were fined ten dollars
and costs, each, by Justice Olmsted yester-
day. jealousy was the cause Of their diff
Guilty.
1t was, while dreaming Of the Fault.
less five cent cigar, sold by F. Korsmeyer
that the poet said
Yes, social friend, love thee well,
| In learned doctors spite;
| Thy clouds all other clouds dispel,
| And wrap me in delight,
The base ballists didn't bat the ball at
Locust grove, as they yesterday contempla-
ted doing. The kind refresher OF the sum-
mer heats, commonly called rain, was
doubtless the cause which prevented the
boys from carrying out their intention.
Molly Baily, the woman who is ac-
cused of setting fire to the frame building
on the corner of Eighth and Walnut
which burnt recently--is still in the lock-
up on an old execution. Her guilt or in.
nocence has not yet been determined
upon.
Miss Kttie Miller, soiled dove was
up before Justice ulmsted yesterday for
keeping house of i'll repute. The in
mates of her house were also before the
Justice but upon the advice OF their at
torney they took change Of venue to
Squire Robinson, in whose court they will
be tried to-day.
Mr.. S. d. Ayers was yesterday
arrested by Deputy Sheriff W. II.
Schutter on warrant sworn out before
Justice Olmsted 5y Carbondale flour
firm. Mr.. Ayers gave bond for his appear
ance in court next Friday and was allowed
his liberty. Messrs. Lemma and States
Attorney Mulkey, are employed by the
prosecution, and Messrs. Linegar, Lansden
and Fisher will conduct the defense.
We were reliably informed yesterday
evening that our fellow citizen, Dir. Jno.
Cooke, who is now and has been tor some
years, successful grocery merchant in our
midst, got married yesterday evening at the
residence of Father Masterson, to an esti-
mable young lady, whose name has slipped
our memory. THE BULLETIN wishes them
all the joys Of this life, and hopes that
from this union of hearts eternal blessings
may flow.
The "Socia! and Literary Society" held
their closing meeting for the season. at the
residence of Mr.. Jno. NJ. Lansien, Monday
night After the exercises of the evening
were concluded, resolution was passed
thanking the friends who had opened their
houses for the meetings Of the society, and
others for valuable assistance rendered in
the recent public entertainments. The So
ciety then adjourned sine die.
The evening papers yesterday sent DR..
Dunuing to Springfield, but we have it on
the authority of the doctor himself, that he
is not in Springfield and is not 90
ing to Springfield, nor any where else, that
he is aware OF. We know that he has no
desire to 90 to the state capital, and if he
had, his professional duties are such as to
prevent him gratifying his personal wishes