The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-12-29

| Stranger ol lOrty uOlluTS on IDElstHlus uhg
was brought INTO court for a hearing yes
terday, but the stranger not putting in an
appearance against him, the fellow was
discharged 1t is the numerous similar
instances OF non. prosecution which en-
couragcs such thieves to a repetition Of
their crime,
The lIibcrnian Fire Company has de-
cided not to give their usual annual ball
on New Years eve, number Of young
ladies have, however, decided ogiye a leap
year ball in the engine house of the compa.
ny on that evening, which will be a strictly
first class affair, Preparations for the
event are already in progress and inriA.
tons will shortly be sent out.
-MiEwrights are at work in the Egyp.
tian mills, making additions 10 and
changes IN the machinery winch will
enable Messrs. Halliday Bros, TO produce
an extra fine article Of flour, Tac mills
have already an established reputation, rs
producing fancy grade Of -four bn, the
arrangements now in progress will enable
the firm to improve upon their hes. article,
The Eunice Goodr.cl combination
will hold forth a; the a,hegaum tomorrow
night, presenting the popular play "Ftog
Frou," Friday night they viii give our
people rare treat in the production Of tie
French comedy "Zizi'" The company
brings with it the eulogiums Of the
eastern press, and viii not fail to satisfy
the best judges Of thcaticgI performances
in the city.
The Illinois Central railroad is max.
ing some very extensive improvements at
Mounds Junction just now. The depot
which formerly stood on the cast side Of
the track has been moved TO the west side
and q number Of new tracks have been
laid. Considerable of the north bound
freight passes through this city for that
place, where il is made up in trains and
then continues on It's way.
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nit suicide by cutting himself in tbe neck
with pocket knife When arrested ba
stated that he had received information
from "thc girl he'd left behind him. IN
vicksburg, to the fleet that she had Tilted
hm and hence he desired to leave this
mundane sphere.
Judge OIm,tcd disnosad Of eleven casns
in his court Yesterday, Jno. y, Wall Henry
Berger, Dan Moran, Michael Dey and VIM
Ritche were ALI found ouil,v IF drrr,,or.
ness and fined one dollar and cost, zach
James Duffy was IN for yaoropcv and was
fined fifteen dollars. Tulia Robinson w,s
I'M under noare warrant and wos hold
to bail in the sum Of one hundred doIlars
Arnes Sheay. CHARGED with yaorsncv. and
John Mccain. Patrick Burns and Thomas
Scott charged with disoTderly conduct, all
TOOK change OF venue 10 the court ot-ac-
quluaIs'
The Young Peoples Temperance Club
have reason to feel iiattcrcd at the manner
in which their entertainment passed off
last evening. Although the weather was
ferccly cold and unususlly di.sgreeablc
the Athorapm wac yyaIl 8I}ol With o,r Ls,t
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