The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-21

| lc'' ho apieI man III TIE state tnan Judge
Green. He would grace the senate or
Democratic presidents cabinet, or the court
of st. James He has labored long and
earnestly for the cause of Democracy and
our party owes him great debt of graft
tude. For our part we would vote for
Judge Green for anything except a third
term"
Fred Haas started on his trip to Eu-
rope yesterday afternoon. lie went out on
the Illinois Central, and as he passed up
the levce, flags and handkerchief waved in
every door from Fourth street to the stone
depot The distinguished tourist sat at an
open window, and with uncovered head
recognized each salutation in the true
Pickwickian style. Haas has long been
recognized as permanent fixture in the
celebrated clothing house of Mr.. Marx and
his numerous friends will be glad to know
that his absence will be only temporary.
The "Boston Bum will be back about the
first Of September.
AT about ten o'clock p. m. yesterday a
negro in shirt sleeves leisurely walked into
| the saloon on the corner of Fourth and
Commercial, and, after disposing of drink,
politely asked the proprietor tor few
matches. There being none handy in the
bar-room, the proprietor stepped into
back room to accommodate his customer,
but upon returning with the matches found
his customer gone, and with him had disap-
peared seven or eight dollars which former
ly graccd the till. The officers were mott
fed Of the occurrence and search was made
for the thief, but up to the present writing
his whereabouts have not been discovered
"A white married woman, with weep
nc eyes, was yesterday brought before
Squire Robinson by officer bunker, who
charged her with having been drunk aud
disorderly. AS the officer malestically
walked into the august presence of the
Squire the fair damsel leaned up to him
like a pig to a rough post, and
said ne'er a word until sentence was
passed upon her, when with sentences as
round as wagon tire, she plead for
mercy. She was given reasonable length
Of time in which to pay her fine.
Mr.. John Blanchard, of Pope county,
has announced himself as candidate for
Representative from the tifty-frst district,
subject to the decision of the Democratic
senatorial convention. We are personally
acquainted with Mr.. Blanchard and know
him to be a straight forward Democrat of
much popularity and considerable ability.
Besides being laborer in the vinyard OF
the Lord, he is an industrious tiller of the
SOIL man of positive and enlightened
mind, who is, perhaps, the equal of any
man in ability to be found in the fifty .frst
district. We would be peased to hear of
his nomination.
The undersigned will on and after
Nay 1st be prepared to furnish our citi-
2ens first rate quantity Of ice cream,
equal in every way to that furnished in
Chicago, made fresh daily, and furnished
in freezer, from one gallon upwards deliv-
cred to any part Of the city. This cream is
made by an experienced artist and cannot
tail to give satisfaction on trial. Orders
left at ice house, corner Eighth and Levce,
will receive prompt attention. Will be fur
nished at $l,2j per gallon in quantities from
one gallon upwards. ROBERT HEwETT,
Agent
The towboat Baker which was at our
wharf the other day had aboard the noto-
rious thief and desperate, Red Dillon,
who, some weeks ago, robbed a stranger
on Eight street, near the lcyec, and subse
Quently robbed one of his associates, |
knocked him down ana then placed him
upon the c. & V. railroad track while
in scnseless condtion--hoping thereby |
TO terminate his existence. The fellow. after
these and various other crimes,
made his escape, and his whereabouts have
been unknown to the authorities until the
arrival OF the Baker at our wharf, when il !
hot ba ~ vi Of