The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-23


manner All that Unnecessary is to give
them plenty of the "Faultless' five cent
cigars, to be found at f. Korsmyer's, and
they can't be anything else but good M
tured.
The trial Of James Mott under the
charge of bastardy preferred by Miss Ross
was commenced before Judge Yocum on
Saturday last. Yesterday evening the case
was given to the jury, and at 8 o'clock
word reached us that the outside instruc-
tons were that the jury would make a
night of it.
The conclusion of "Little Angel" will
be reached tomorrow, in grand word pic
ture Of happy hearts, smiling faces, etc,
amidst the red and blue mental lights and
slow music our imaginative readers can
readily supply. Until that time the Caro-
public will be spared daily inhiction of a
column or more of our characteristic"
editorial emanations.
Calling upon Chrissy Hanny, yester-
day, we found him in state of rapid con-
valescence. He is recovering so rapidly, in
truth, that his attending physician will
probably put him off of treatment at once.
The poor fellow has passed through most
trying ordeal, both physical and mental.
A less determined man, in hands less skill
full and solicitous, would long ago, have
succumbed to it.
Mr., George Brsddish, well known to
all of our citizens, will leave Cairo to-day,
for New York which city he will make his
future home. Mr.. Charley Schmidt has
leased Mr.. BIS premises and will continue
the tailoring business. Mr.. Schmidt is
gentleman who will soon commend himself
to our citizens as good workman and re-
liable business man, and we bespeak for
him generous share Of public patronage.
The meeting of the Social Science and
Industrial School association, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Wood Rittenhouse, this even
will be rendered especially interesting by
the presence of Mrs. Beveridge, the presi-
dent of the Evanston Industrial school, and
of Mrs. DR.. Wardner, of Anna, whose per-
sistent and effective labors in behalf of the
institution deserve conspicuous mention in
the history of our public and private char
tiles. The attendance should be and
doubtless will be, a full one.
The recognized ofenses against the
city's peace and dignity, yesterday, con-
sisted of three DRINKS and disorderlies,
designated for brevity's sake d. & D's
The excited and turbulent trio was pulled
before Squire Comings. The punishment
Of Harriet Burnett and Tennessee Bandy
was ten days imprisonment, each. John
Leroy adjusted the turpitude of his cayort-
ings to five days, and that term of contine-
ment was awarded him.
We have the pleasure to announce the
arrival in our city, Of Prof. Hammes with
his magnificent equatorial mounted tele-
scope This fine instrument follows a star
from one horizon to the other; it has a Z
inch object glass and is nearly ten feet
long; is worth several thousand dollars
While he is in town our citizens may de-
rive much pleasure and instruction by call
ing on him where his instrument is placed,
in front of the Alexander County bank,
corner Eighth street and Commercial
AT considerable expense and with
view of resisting the abrading force Of the
floods the outside slope Of the Mississippi
levee was we'll set in bluegrass. Now that
the sod is becoming compact and is giving
promise of the service intended, the man
ner in which the "hogs running at large"
upturn the sod and feed upon the succulent
roots of the grass, is most exasperating to
contemplate. We appeal to Alderman
Linegar and other champions Of the swine
nuisance, to "call off their hogs" save the
lcvee slopes, and thus allay our growing
apprehensions.
--"'The fact that the professionals Of
Cairo are inexcusably homely," remarked a
lady of rare powers of discrimination, in
our hearing yesterday, "has become pro-
verbal" Hating an instant until physi
clan on blaze-faced horse (whose APP
proach had instigated the remark) had
passed by, she continued in the same
strain; THE aggregate of ugliness would
be actually frightful, but for the saving
graccs, symmetrical forms and features and
physical perfection Of the newspaper men,
As we are stickler for the truth, let it hit
whom it may, we find it impossible to sup
press the excellent lady's very jurt observa-
tons.