The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-02

Our semi-weekly market reports, give,
as they profess to do, actual transactions.
| No better reflex Of the Cairo market is OBJ
| tainable, and business men, who are not
subscribers to the Price Current, can al
ways do the handsome thing by their
country patrons by mailing them copies of
the prices-current as given in Tuesdays
and Fridays BULLETIN.
"A white woman named Dora Moore,
maintains an establishment on Fifteenth
and Cedar, of alleged i'll repute At all
events the frequenters Of the place raised
row there during Friday night, and Off
Ger Wins putting in an appearance at the
right time, effected the arrest of the chief
offenders, and held them for trial. What
| disposition was made Of them we were not
informed
The new officers of the Temperance
Reform Club, to he elected this evening,
will serve SIX months, and not one year, as
some mistaken persons have insisted Be
sides the election, the business of the even
ing will consist of the reading OF the re-
ports of the outgoing officers and the sew
eral committees. A desire is expressed
that there be a full attendance as well of
ladies as of gentlemen.
Rev. f. B. Olmsted was still in the
city, yesterday, regular attendant upon
the examination in progress in our public
schools. The reverend gentleman has for
forty years or more been a staunch and
useful friend and advocate of every moral,
charitable, humane or educational move
ment or enterprise within the reach Of his
aid or influence. No man has been more
consistent, steadfaSt or Jealous in that line
Of effort than Rev. Olmsted,
-Admonished by an early racket on
Fifth street, yesterday morning, young
John Hogan, officers John p. Hogan,
Henry Duncker and John Tyler, repaired
to that wicked locality and raided Mary
Lee, Eva Jones and Bill Swank while IN
duging in a head-crackng iamboree, and
took all of them under arrest. Squire
Robinson fined them s. and costs each,
and IN default of payment calaboosed them
eight days.
Ike Walder's son Louis, was seriously
hurt, day before yesterday. The mule
team he vas driving ran away, and the
young man was precipitated with great vio-
lence from the wagon to the ground. The
mishap occurred at Mr.. Waders farm;
and DR.. Dunnlng reports that until time
more plainly indicates the extent Of the in
ternal injuries, he cannot with certainty
forecast the result. The doctor returned
from the young mans bedside yesterday.
The hearing OF the case before the
county court, wherein Jewett & Adams are
plaintiffs and +. F. Davis defendant con
sumed the whole of yesterday and still the
beginning of the end had not revealed
itself New witnesses, some Of them bear
ing ponderous ledgers, were brought IN
during the afternoon, and the indications
were that even another day would fail to
bring the trial to close. Considerable in
terest is manifested in the case, but the de-
tails are insufferably tedious,
Intelligent stockholders in the Cairo
Builders and Loan ASSOCIATION declare that
the aims of their association will be in no
manner crippled or hindered by the recent
decision of the supreme court They would
probably disavow any purpose to impugn
the honesty of of the court, Sut they insist
nevertheless that the decision is merely the
elimination of a raid upon building and
loan associations, by the savings banks,
which, in the absence of such associations
would enjoy, a "clear field" and "unrestrict
ed swing
Mr.. f. A. Miller general passenger
agent of the Cairo & Vincennes railroad
gives notice to the public that on and after
the present date stop.oyer checks vii! be
given by conductors on unlimited frst-cass
coupon tickets only. 1t is suggested to
passengers taking tickets Of any other class,
to buy to the point at which they may de-
sire to lie over. BY needing this sugges
ton no one can incur either loss or dsap-
pointment Conductors are allowed no dis
erection in the matter, as the rule applicable
to them is inileXible.
One William Windrcm engaged in an
angry controversy with Dr. c. h. Clarke,
yesterday evening, and permitting his
anger to rise to an uncomfortable pitch,
made an assault upon the old gentleman,
nhcting upon his face number of
bruises. and manifesting a dispositon TO