The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-30

passed through this city for St. Louis yes
terday morning.
-Messrs. Green, Wood & BENEFITS
mill. which has been in state of inactivity
for several weeks, resumed operations yes
terday.
Chief of Police Robinson is again
"down." He left yesterday for home with
his pockets filled with medicine of various
kinds.
"A very pleasant party was given at the
residence of Mr.. John Sproat to Miss Fair
child who went south yesterday on visit
to friends.
-"Between the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyers.
Mr.. NJ. ]. Howley offers the five lots
situated above Reeds foundry for sale,
cheap. His advertisement is to be found
in this issue.
The wholesale liquor house of Smyth
g. Co. yesterday sent shipment of liquor
to st. James parish, on the coast, below
New Orleans
Mr.. Sol. A. Silver, kissing himself
goodbye, smilingly boarded the train for
New York yesterday, where he goes to
visit his aged mother.
Sheriff Hodges, in charge of the pris-
oners, lett tor Chester yesterday. The crop
of criminals sentenced at the present term
of the court is very small.
Miss Ida Harrell has returned to this
city from Metropolis and will remain here
for few days, visiting friends, before she
departs for her home in Chicago.
The Peoria Democrat devotes over two
columns to a, description of an ovation to
Hon. John II. Oberly who, on Saturday
last, spoke to an immense audience in that
city.
--Messrs. Fisher and Lansden yesterday
employed men who commenced operations
preparatory to moving the "railroad house
to the slots on Seventeenth street, lately
purchased by them.
1t is said that General Hancock and
General Garfield, when they were twin sis
ters--but no THE BULLETIN won't say
another word; these campaign anecdotes
are about played out.
Mr.. C. r. Woodward, who has been in
Hot Springs for the past three weeks seek
ing to recover the use Of his right arm,
which member was afflicted with rheuma.
tism, is expected home to-day.
Ike Cooper, formerly an employe Of
the the Iron Mountain road in this city
passed through Cairo for Louisiana yes
terday, where he goes to accept position
similar to the one he occupied here.
Cairo people are already talking about
attending the Inauguration ceremonies, on
the occasion OF Lyman Trumbull being
installed governor Of Illinois. 1t will be q
memorable day at the capital of Illinois.
james Henderson, formerly an EN-
ploye Of the Illinois Central Company at
this point, was run over and killed by ar
engine IN Chicago few days ago. He was
well known among railroad men in thi'
city.
MIR. Coudon. of St. Louis, IS in thu
city. He has been on business trip al
over Illinois, and reports wonderful
changes in politics wherever he has been
that indicate certainty Of the state goin!
Democratic.
The attending physician of the negr
who was shot through the right lung b
the clerk OF the Paris G. Brown day befor
yesterday, gives it as his opinion that til
negro will recover. The shooting is genel
ally regarded as justifable, since it wa
clearly done in self defense.
, Patsy Robinson and Others, who wei
, accused ofrobbing the Kentuckian name
i Pucket, of sixty dollars, on Saturday nigh
, and in whose case the people asked col
) finance until yesterday, had hearing b
. fore Judge Olmsted and owing to the moi
appearance of Pucket were discharged.
Mr.. Wake Hubble, who represents Il
. great Cincinnati liquor house of Howe
l Hubble, and is known to many Cairo pc
y pie, passed through the city from the SOU
yesterday, where he was afflicted with Il
breakbone fever-a disease which Is
present prevalent in the southern states.
: MFR. d. w. Lusk of Springfield, an o
newspaper man and formerly state print'
I but at present internal revenue agel
c honored TIE BULLETIN with, a call Ii
. night He is accompanied by his wife al
" daughters who came to attend the weddil
n of Mr.. II. c. Laughlin and Miss MagG
&c Lofin.