The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-11


Mayor Thistlewood went to StonefcrI
yesterday.
Mr.. VIM. Fern, Of Tunnel Hill, was in
town yesterday, and called on The BULLE
TIN.
An interesting letter from DR.. VIM
r. Smith, Jr., together with some othe
matter, Is crowded out Of this issue.
Mr.. Frank Walker, who has gone tc
Memphis, will occupy aposition as book
keeper for his father, whose docks are sta
toned there.
--Mcssrs. Stratton & Bird are sole agents
of this district for the "Charm Baking
Powder" and dealers can save freight Sy
buying of them. They guarantee st. Louis
lowest wholesale prices.
The unterrifed and unwashed Denoc-
racy, the unclean Republicans, or any other
man can make the round trip via the Cairo
and Vincennes to the Cincinnati conven-
ton, from Cairo for $1,000.
Mr.. VIM. McHale who has lately pass
ed over our new county road, reports 1t IN
excellent condition. and since the work on
it is still progressing, 1t will be in tip-top
condition in the course of week.
The Hibernian Fire company held a
meeting last night and decided to invite
all the other fire companies and other or
carnations of the city to take part with
them in the celebration of the Fourth Of
July.
Chief of Police LaHue yesterday i'm
pounded number of horses and mules
which he found running at large upon our
streets This is step in the right direc-
ton and one that can not be pursued too
vigorously.
The picnic of the A. N. E. church at
Tunnel Hill Yesterday, was in every sense a
very pleasant affair. 1t required seven
coaches to accommodate all who desired to
attend. The amount realized was about
one hundred and fifty dollars.
-Au excursion of about one hundred
people visited this city yesterday from
Cape Girardeau. They came here on the
steamer Champion and remained about an
hour, and during that time persisted in
walking on the sunny side Of the street.
Mr.. G. B. Ruby, a colored man, who
edits the New Orleans Observer, lectured to
quite large audience of colored people at
Rev. Cadwells church last night. We do
not know what the subject of the gentle
mans lecture was. He leaves for his home
this morning.
A certain damsel named Lucinda
Sullivan yesterday got on thigh horse
the result of getting on the outside of too
much liquor and was arrested therefor and
impounded by Officer Schuckers. She will
be given chance to swear that she was
sober when arrested, before Justice Ohm.
step this morning.
Officer bunker yesterday arrested one
John Firm, doctor from Sanford, for hav-
ing INDUCED too freely He, together with
bis cane and plug hat, was placed under
lock and key until yesterday sitter.
noon, when he was permitted
his freedom, after having been tried
by Justice Olmsted and deposited into the
city treasury the usual one dollar and costs
The Comque base ball club will play
the Mound City club to-day. The Cairo
and Vincennes railroad will run special
train the benefit of those who wish to 90 to
Mound City to see the game. Trains will
leave Cairo at 1 80 p m, returning at 6
p. IN. Fare for the round trip fifty cents.
The Mound City base ball club and
the Comique nine will play match game
of ball at Mound City this afternoon.
Whether the boys will play for money or
only "for the iun of the thing" We are not
informed. A special train will leave at
half past one o'clock this afternoon for the
accommodation of all those who desire
to attend.
The entertainment at Hartman's hall
on Thursday evening, June 18th, for the
benefit of the Cairo Public library will be
the most enjoyable affair of the season.
Eisenberg's fine string band will discourse
sweet music, and all who wish can trip the
eight fantastic Delicious cream, cake,
etc, are to be served. No pains will be
spared to make the entertainment! grand
success.
1T is limited that some Of the ebony
complexioned people Of Cairo who have
shown disposition to "kick" since the
meeting Of the Republican convention held
in the court house are in the market for all
they are worth. There never has been a