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

tlIul where INC eultOI VI tHO ANc"o S"hS
from, it isnot for want of tongue.
Matthias, the blacksmith, who cut his
wrist the other day and was given "stay,"
by Judge Olmsted, did not leave the city
as was at first supposed. He was in town
yesterday and met his wife who arrived
here in search of him few days ago. The
supposition is that he cut his wristin an at
tempt to commit suicide.
We direct attention to the advertise
ment of DR.. Blanks Black Medicine, that
appears on another page of The BULLE-
TIN. This is a prescription from an old
practicing physician of St. Louis and has
the reputation of being uncqualed tor the
cure OF jaundice, biliousness, and all aiiec-
tons of liver or kidneys.
Mr.. Robt. Smy.h, who has been in Hot
Springs for the past few weeks, writes that
he is greatly improved in health by his
stay there, and will return home some time
next week. CluCc liS has uO'0i SoeSh i"SS
than four hearty meals day, his folks are
laying In an bundant supply of eatables,
preparatory for hisreturn'
Considerable excitement was occasloned
on Eighth street, near the levee, yesterday
by Officer LaHue shooting at negro whom
he had arrested for fighting, and who at
tempted to make his escape by jumping
from the sidewalk and running towards the
river. He was captured on the wharf-boat,
and being tried before Judge Olnsted, was
fined five dollars and costs.
The Snowman who was day before yes
terday arrested on the supposition that he
had obtained fifteen dollars, by means of a
confidence game, from lady boarder of one
of our hotels named Mrs. G. L. Bertrand, was
yesterday given his liberty without trial
owing to the fact that the woman was I'M
able to swear that he had taken her money
She was under the influence of liquor when
! she lost the money.
The steamer Champion No 8 is nearly
ready to begin her grand new career as a
pleasure craft. She is beauty, and will
attract crowds wherever she goes. The
troupe is now complete and will leave
Mound City for Paducah on the Sixth
proximo, where performance will be
given. She will be here on the 10th and
18th of the same month, when Col. Rice
will make special efforts to give our people
first-class show.
Mr.. H. Leighton, who with his fami-
". returned from visit to Canada few
DAYS ago, finds himself in company with
many others, without house to live in
and unable to get suitable one, and is
compelled 70 leave his family in Villa
Ridge on that account. His case is only
one of score or more which, one should
think. would have some influence in calling
the idle capital in our midst in the work OF
satisfying so urgent demand for smallresi'
dences.
The News of yesterday, the Goth inst
publishes a letter dated Springfield, 29tt
inst. The tact that the letter is dated or
the same day that it appeared in print Is
positive evidence to Democrats that itwa'
written in the News Office by the edito
himself, but, of course, Republicans vii
argue that there are exceptions to all rule
and that therefore it might have reached
here without consuming time. However
since the letter contained nothing OF i'm
portance it doesn't matter where or b.
whom it was written.
AS stated in yesterdays issue it would
the marriage of Mr.. Henry c. Laughlin am
. Miss Maggie Lohin, took place yesterda
at the residence of the brides parents O
| Seventh street-Rev. B. Y. George pei
forming the ceremony. A goodly numbe
, of very costly presents were received, an
the couple were the recipients Of warm cor
, pra,ulations from dear friends, many {
whom had known both parties from chic
a hood, The couple left for their futul
o home in Lebanon yesterday evening, whel
). the best wishes of ALL including THE BUl
LETIS, follow them.
Our friend F. ". Ward has, with ma
- ice aforethought and inspired by his Satal
!, c Majesty, and against the peace and diI
nifty of the State of Illinois, raised Ga
v field and Arthur pole on his premises, {
the corner OF Seventeenth and CONNIE
cal, wherefore we are angry, and as
tear our Apollonian locks, swear that h
scalp shall decorate our sanctum. Althoul
&c it is the only Garfield and Arthur 90
!" among the hundreds in the city, the goo
D. people of the neighborhood have cor
III menced circulating petition IN the mar
ie of Methusaleths ghost, praying that Il
~ nuisance be abated.
For some time past Mr.. Patler, of t
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