The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-07

Between the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail at F. Korsmeyer's.
Mr.. John B. Phillips went to Colder
yesterday.
Between the acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F, Korsmeyers.
The official proceedings of the city
council will be found on another page in
this issue.
Walter Thompson, the son OF Mr.. II
V. Thompson, who has been very Ill, is i'm
proving.
Miss Lilly Phillips has accepted posi-.
ton as cashier in the business house OF the
Burger Brothers.
Chief of police Robinson is GONZALES
cent, and expects to be able to resume his
duties in few days.
A few law.breakers, whose actions are
of no great consequence to the public, had
! Justice meted out to them yesterday
The family of Alderman Petit, which
has beenabsent, visiting friends in Paducah
for several weeks, returned yesterday.
The over.anxiety of the News to
lay the blame of the 1899" daub-
ing at the door Of the Democrats unmis.
takably proves that the Republicans are
guilty of perpetrating the joke.
A car load of stone-curbing-has ar
rived in this city from Jonesboro for our
streets. 1t is in its rough state and must
be dressed before it can be used. II Will
be placed on Sixth street, between the
levee and Commercial avenue.
About fifty men are at work at the
foundation now being laid for the uptown
elevator and give that place a decidedly
lively appearance. Two pile drivers are at
work driving piles on which the stone
foundation for the building Is being laid.
Health officer Orr reports the prevail
ing disease among COWS on the increase.
Among the cows who have lately contract
ed the disease is one owned by Dr. Petrie
one owned by MI Dewey and another own
ed by Mrs Fisher, lady who resides on
Tenth street.
LET US have peace" And yet, accord
ing to the Republican logic, there is no
peace. They tell US the rebellion is still
raging. If the assertion is true, it is time
for them to step down and out, Their war
policy is failure. and thair own assertions
prove it, If they can't suppress rebellion
in twenty years, they can't in 500.
The building Mr., Aisthorpe is having
erected at the corner of Seventh and Wal
nut will, when completed, be one of the
finest residences in the city. Quite guam.
tity of the lumber used in its construction
has been received from Chlcago-it being
of quality that cannot be obtained in this
city. 1t will be erected at the cost Of not
less than thirty-fve hundred dollars.
Hon. A. j. Streeter, the Greenback
candidate for governor, and Hon. j. p.
STEELE, candidate for the Legislature, will
address our citizens at the Tenthstreet
music stand tonight. Mr. Streeter is
learned gentleman who has habit Of tell.
ing many facts IN few words, without
firing his hearers, and will doubtless be
listened to with interest, if not p-oiit, by
those who attend. Mr., STEELE will also
speak, and being fluent talker, will fur
nish good entertainment.
"A special dispatch to the New York
World, dated Chicago Oct. Bird, says: "The
Sixteenth Ward Republican club, one Of
Of the largest and most influential in the
city, and composed largely Of the better
class of German, met last night and formal,
ly repudiated the Republican state ticket
which is headed 10y Farwell and Cullom.
They resolved to give their united and
hearty support to the Democratic ticket.
The grounds for their desertion Of the Re.
publican ticket are that Farewell and Gull
lon have grossly abused the confidence Of
the Republican party
The Minneapolis, Minnesota, journal
nal, Of Sept, 30, contains the following con.
corning Miss Mary DXon's readings which
will be read with interest by her friends in
this city: "'rhe dramatic readings of this
accomplished young lady, attracted fair.
sized audience to the Centenary NJ. 4.
church last evening. Miss Dixon opened
her programme with the recital of "Jane
Conquest" and the sold Man in the Model
Church" The latter was particularly good,
the imitation Of an old persons voice being
very realistic. "The Merchant Of Venice"
was read in six different voices, and was re.
ceivcd with appreciation, "Josiah Adams
Wife at A. 7. Stewards" was still better,
and kept the audience in extremely good