The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-05


to the jail for the night, but the jailer re-
fused rs he had no authority to grant the
request, and told him to make application
at the hospital.
Strangers visiting Chicago will find The
Gardner house, Corner Of Jackson stree,
and Michigan ayenue) tirst-class estab
| lisIment in every particular A hotel, more
complete in all its details cannot be .ound
in Chicago.
The sewer under the sidewalk on Wash
inglon avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, winch il was found neces'
sary to dig up on account of its having
caved in, will be entirely reconstructed
The wooden planKs will be dug up and
sewer pipes used instead. The sewer on
Commercial, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets, which has also cavcd in,
will likewise be reconstructed.
St Louis Post Dispatch: "rhs warm
murky, and unnaturally winter
means no end of sickness tor st. Louis next
summer There hasn't been enough cold
weather so far to kill the germs Of disease
which are lurking around in our sickly cor
ner. 1t behooves the city authorities to
look we'll to our sanitary condition. Prep
arations should be made for general clean
ing up with the opening offspring
A darkey-name unknown to us---who
lives seven miles above this city on the
the narrow-gauge railroad, yesterday up
peared before Squire Osborn and COM
plained to him that his cow--the only
property he had in this word--had been
run over and killed by a freight train on
the narrow-gaugc road The COW was val
ued at thirty-five dollars and he asked the
Squire's assistance in getting pay for the
destroyed property.
Last night about seven o'clock Officer
Olmstcsd arrested Mr.. f. F. Davis on
warrant sworn out by Messrs. Thistlewood
& Co. and Mcssrs. Cunningham and Smith
We do MT know the charges, but the action
is continuation of the legal proceedings
begun against him some time ago, new evil
dcace having been found Mr.. Davis was
taken to the county jail, but will probably
be abroad again to-day.
Bills are out this morning calling a
mass meeting for next Monday evening at
the court house, for the purpose of dcviSin9
means to extend financial aid to the people
Of Ireland. Prominent Irishmcn who
feel an interest inthe movement
here have the affair in hand and will
make a grand success OF it.
Able speakers have been called upon and
will be present to make the meeting both
attractive and interesting.
1t is rum0red that our former fellow
citizens Alexander II. Irwin could be III
duccd to accept the Office Of chief of polio
Of Cairo. 1t is somewhat out of place to
mention this fact at the present time and
with Mr.. La Hue, who is gentleman in
very particular, and, so far as we know,
faithful and honest in the performance Of
lis duties, as our present incumbent, But
We cannot help noting Mr.. Twins eminent
illness for place, which requires the track
ny up and bringing to justice criminals.
Ills record here is a brilliant one. aud will |
Dear US out 10 the assertion that rs a detec-
i've he has but few equals and no supcriors. |
The Argus informs us that the other day |
" struck Il young man while he was down,
md then took to our heels, while the fell |
ow put after u.s. The miserable sheet awk- |
yardly, unqualiiielly and yilIainously lies
The fellow we struck with our fist stood |
Upright until We dealt him the blow, when
sc WAS picked up for dead and carried into
)'liarA's drug store. DR.. Sullivan was at
,Hcc summoned to dress his wounds and
cstore animation, but upon hearing who |
had struck him gave up all hope for his re-
'overy, and made no attempt to restore him |
o life. Before Il minister of the gospel
,ould he summoned nc was dead as a door
,ai and was buried at Villa Ridge yester.
iayhis immediate friends attending
We're il worth while to swing sledge to
smash fly, we would be tempted to serve
he Argus man likewise.
We have made mention in these col. |
lmnS OF the appointment of MIR. Brown, of |
Metropolis, as supervisor Of the census for
his. the Eighth district, aud it may now be
)t interest 80 some to learn the penalties for !
,hstrucling or throwing obstacles in the
way of the census takrr while in the dis. |
;hage of his duty The law says "AIl |
persons above the age Of twenty one years
who shall refuse to furnish the information
required by the supervisor or enumcrator
shall forfeit and pay Il sum not exceeding