The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-13

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Fresh oysters at A. r. DeBaun's, So
Ohio Levee.
The cooking club has concluded to
give its ball in Hartmans hall next Friday
evening.
Hon, J. NJ, Bggs, OF Paducah, speaker
in the Kentucky house of representatives,
was in the city yesterday.
Two plain DRINKS came up before
Judge 0lmsted, and beng minus the root
OF all evil, they were given stay.
The ladies and gentlemen who attend
ed the temperance convention at Anna from
tins city, returned yesterday morning
- Mr.. John A. Reeve has sufficiently re-
covered from his late accident to be able TO
visit the court house again and attend to
his official duties
MIR. y. II. Saup has opened ladies'
oyster saloon in the rear OF hisconfec,iouory,
where he will serve oysters in any style to
any number Of persons.
The California Crayon Comedy Com
pany showed at Metropolis last night, and
occupy St. Clair hall at Paducah on Men
day and Tuesday night.
Jim Orange was arrested day before
yesterday by Officer Frank SchuckerS and
taken before Judge Olmsted yesterday and
fined five dollars and costs for disorderly
conduct.
Our readers should not forget the
matinee of the Gulck Blasdel combination
to-day. The troupe last night proved
itself to be really superior one in every
respect and deserves an overlooking house
Elsewhere will be found . notice over
the signature of Mr., VIM. McHale, calling
a special meeting of the ilibernian Fire
company. The meeting is to be held to
night and important business is to be trans
acted
Our readers should remember that
Rev. Koan having arrived. he will conduct
services in the Reform hall tonight. He
is man Of considerable learning and clo-
quence and may be listened to with pleas
ure and profit
Mr. Henry Deylin died at two O'Clock
yesterday morning in consequence OF the
injuries received as stated in yesterday morn
lng's BULLETIN He WAS an old citizen Of
Cairo, honest and industrious His funeral
will probably take place to-day.
Mr.. George f. Thomas, the superinten-
dent of the work Of building the incline
near the point, called on us yesterday
and corroborated our statements az to the
manner in which Mr.. Henry Deylin re-
ceiyed his injuries He was present al the |
time, the block struck him in the side and |
witnessed the dreadful accident.
Under the supervision of Nj. William
McEwen, the plastering Of the Halliday |
house was commenced yesterday We un- |
dtrstand tia, not ess than forty stoves will |
be put up in the hotel and that hot fire
will be kept up therein day and night
with the object OF drying the plaster and |
speedily preparing it for the second coat
Mr.. Vim. Reeves, a merchant of Mt !
Vernon, III, whose brother, Joseph Reeves,
is implicated in the theft Of watch stolen
from Mr. J. Steltzer, and is now in Jail here
because Of his failure to obtain bond, was
here iew days and made arrangements to
secure his brothers release He has gone
home. and will send the necessary security.
The woman Mrs Renfro, who was ar
rested on the steamer Helena night before
last by deputy sheriff from Cape Girar
deau, and attempted to end her existence
by Jumping into the river, had sufficiently
recovered yesterday morning TO accompany
the officer to her home. She had stolen
fifteen dollars. Only this and nothing
more.
Extensive preparations are already be-
ing made for the coming presidential in-
augural. Various military and civic Or
carnations throughout the country have
been invited and have signiiled their intcn-
ton to participate It's reported that from
present indications, the inaugural process
sion will exceed IN size and magniiicenco |
all its predecessors,
Several gentlemen who have signed
the petition for street railroad, circulated
by Mr.. Thos. Lewis, inform US that they
signed it under wrong impression and
propose to have their names stricken from
the list Every person in the city is anx-
ious that street railroad should be built.
but probably, they desire a man of more
reliability than Mr., Lewis at the head
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