The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-22

bondale; of the county organization, Mr.
II. Leighton and of the precinct orgariza-
ton, Mr., NJ, yesterday. Prof. Jerome,
who is man of much talent, will deliver
IN address at the opening of the meeting
and It is believed that much business of in
terest will be transacted
Alfred Davis was yesterday brought
before Justice Osborn and fined five dol.
lars for disorderly conduct. The warrant
for his arrest was sworn out not less than
two months ago, but fearing to face justice
he fed the country and returned only the
other day when he was pulled and
brought before the court
Col, Robert Lowery arrived in CAIRO
yesterday. He has, since his absence from
this city delivered quite number of lee
lures in various cities in this state and we
know from exchanges that he made
friends wherever he went II Is his intcn-
ton to remain only few days. Where he
goes to from here we have not learned
The advocacy Of THE BULLETIN of
Col. Vim. Il. Morrison for president. Hon.
John H. Oberly, for governor, and Hon.
Thos. W, Halliday, TOR congress, has set
the press of this state and district to talk
ing about these gentlemen The compli.
meuts they receive from both Democratic
and Republican journals are very Aatter-
ing.
A day or two ago young man arrived
in this city on the Greenville, from New
Madrid, and lettering about the streets at
night was robbed OF his pocket book, con
tanning twelve dollars. at the corner of
Fourteenth street and Ohio Leyec. The
robbers were negroes, well known to the
police, and made good their escape before
! daybreak.
The coroner jury summoned to sit on
the corpse of the child spoken Of in yester
days BULLETIN found that although cir
cumstances were suspicious. there was no
! evidence to show that the case was one Of
infan,iciic, and their verdict WAS given ac-
cordingly. Dunlap and the woman Burns
were discharged from custody, and the
corpse turned over TO Dunlap, the father,
for buriat in the seven mile graveyard
An Engishman. named A. Jacobs.
was arrested by Officer Schuckers for ped.
ding pens without license. 1t was ascer-
tanned that he had sold pens TO Messrs. Ed.
Dezonia II. Wells, r. Kerth, J, NJ. Phillips
and +. II. Halliday, and accordingly these
/ gentlemen were brought into court to tcs-
THY against Mr.. Jacobs. He was fined tt-
teen dollars and costs and As he left
the court room he sworc eternal vengeance
against this hlar'tcd country and bIarsted
! town.
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The choir Of st. JOScph'S church is
very superior one and is highly spoken of
by all VINO nave oi ia'e attended tha'
church Inc following are INC iaai'S an"
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! MISS Is. Vi. foleyi ntst soprano MIS- Mau-
! den; second soprano Miss Anne DaUii;
alto Mrs Htellc' Inc following are the
gentlemen; Mr. Naimer' soprano MI
| John Sanders, tenor; Mr. I. horlic, fir't
/ base; Joseph Mcnamara, second base.