The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-21

--IHCult COuTl COuNcucu again JSo'Si""y
morning
WIN. @. MCGEE, Esq. was in the city
yesterday, attending court
Just received large invoice Of No. G
envelopes at The BULLETIN office.
Mr.. Phil. V. Field, publisher and edi-
tor of the Pope County Democrat, was in
the city yesterday.
The addition to Messrs. Green, Wood
s. Benefits mill is about completed, and is
receiving its last touches.
If mad men are like mad dogs, then
DR., Tanner, the fasting man, IS not mad
man. He has no aversion to water.
--Jeweler wanted-Good wages and
steady employment to good workman.
Apply to W. H. Axe, at No. l04 CONNER
cial avenue.
-Wanted-A boy to run as news-agent
on Cairo and st. Louis railroad. Must have
$40 security. Address, Union News Co.,,
1918 Poplar street, st. Louis, Mo.
A number OF lewd women were yes
terday fined by the circuit court for main
tanning houses of ill fame. The fine in
each instance was very heavy.
Mrs Jas. Kynaston has opened meat
market on the corner of Twentieth and
Commercial and deserves all the patronage
that may be bestowed upon her.
The negro Tennessee Johnson, who
burglarized the residence Of Mrs. Geo. Rob
inson, situated below the Comique, was
yesterday sentenced to two years in the
penitentiary.
Of all the soiled doves who were
brought before Judge Harker yesterday,
but one was acquitted. Her name is
frankie Brooks. She was defended by our
city attorney.
Towards morning yesterday white
man was garroted and robbed on Fourth
street is believed by negroes. The
amount he lost was sixty-four dollars. No
clue to the rascals has been found
General Grant married in Missouri; so
did General Hancock. General Grant was
soldier; SO is General Hancock. General
Grant was elected president of the United
States; so will General Hancock be elected.
The grand jury having found an in
dlctment against W. +. Axley for main
tanning gambling house, that gentleman
was yesterday summonsed to appear before
the circuit court for the offense named and
will have hearing to-day.
"A few days ago jim Orange, commonly
called "the meanest niger IN Cairo, "creat-
ed quite disturbance with his mouth on
the corner of Eighth and Commercial and
being arrested therefor, was fined and i'm
pnsoned. He now graces our streets as
member of the chain gang.
The county court yesterday reversed
the decision of Justice Olmsted IN the
case of the City versus Louis G. Herbert
for conducting theatre without license.
Mr.. Herbert was fined fifty dollars and
costs. He gave notice that he would carry
the case to the appellate court.
The first case on the circuit court
docket this morning is that of Prof Henry
Floyd which will be disposed of by jury.
Two indictments against him for forgery
have been quashed and the offense for
which he will now be tried is the Obtain
ing of money under false pretenses.
"A thousand pounds of note, letter,
statements and bill-heads, Quaker City
best papers in the market, pure linen fibre,
pure Irish linen, white and colored poster,
light and heavy linen, azure, yellow,
cream, etc, just received at THE BULLETIN
office.
DR. W. r. Smith who has been placed
IN charge of the quarantine is peculiarly
fitted for the position. He was here during
the fever Of '7S-is rich in experience and
is a man who will not shirk his duty, how.
ever much danger he may incur in the
discharge thereof. Our people have learned
to rely upon his Judgment in every instance
and hence are well pleased with his ap.
pontment
The moonlight excursion on the Three
States, last night, given by the young ladies
OF the Temperance ASSOCIATION was INDUCED
in by about one hundred of our young PEG.
pie. The boat left the wharf q. s o'clock,
going up the river and passing Mound City.
Coming down again she passed the city, 90.
ing to the point, and then, coming up, land.
ed at her accustomed place. Harry O'Brien's
string band furnished the music.
AT the last meeting Of the city council
the following resolution was introduced by
Alderman Blake and passed "Resolved