The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-24

day.
MIR. Judson Penny, after an abs ence of
several weeks, has returned to this city.
-"Between the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's.
"A COW, the property of Mrs. Sucker
who resides on Sixteenth street, died yes
terday.
All the criminal business having b n
disposed of, the civil docket will be taken
up in the Circuit Court to-day.
Hon. S. P. Wheeler will make several
speeches in the interest of good govern
ment during the present campaign.
Although the city was full of strangers
yesterday, no disturbances of any kind &C.
Cured.
Cupid has been at work up town dur
ing the past few months, as a result four
hearts will beat as two after next week.
An excursion train will leave for
Charleston at s o'clock this morning for
the accommodation of those who desire to
attend the fair.
Mr. Midland F, Rushing, of Anna,
connected with the Southern Illinois Advo-
cate, was in town yesterday, and honored
us with visit
Miss Cynthia Luti ell, of this city has
accepted position as Supervisor at the
Illinois deaf mute institute. She will
leave for Jacksonville Monday.
Chief of Police Robinson, who has
been i'll for several days, and who has dur
ing that time b en- confined to his home IN
Elco, has sufficiently recovered to again re-
sumo his duties.
The benefit given to the Comique band
last night was glorious success. The hal
was filled with an eager crowd and the per
Torrance was, as usual, excellent. AS
result of this success the boys Of the banG
will soon appear on our streets in colorS
gay.
One of our police officers, who has nc
music IN his soul, yesterday arrested
banjo picker while he was entertaining {
mixed crowd of soverelgns at the corner o
Sixth street and Commercial avenue in
style peculiarly his own. He was brough
before Judge Olmsted, proven guilty o.
disorderly conduct, end fined the usua
amount
AT about five o'clock yesterday morn
ing when the hired girl Of Mr.. c. Ham!
entered his residence on the corner o
Eighteenth street and Washington avenue
she found man standing in the kitchen
Surprising HIM to be Mr.. Hanny, she addres
sed him, but without replying the fellow
Jumped out of back window. He was
thief, who had, apparently, just gained ad
mittance to the house.
DR. Albert Thomas, colored a native o
Manchester, England, arrived in Cairo, yes
terday, and will remain here to-day and to
morrow. He has the power of suspendin!
the circulation of the blood, changing tn
, seat of his heart, stomach and viscera a
. will. He exhibits q letter from DR.. j. A
Sandrum, of Maytield, KY, dated the 1Gt
L inst, which pronounces him one of tn
most remarkable anatomical and physio
logical curlositics OF the age.
t The Woman's Christian Temperate
Union held quite an interesting meeting i
y the Reform hall yesterday afternoon trans
t acting considerable business. Paducah
k great temperance orator, Capt. Clark, bein
present, he entertained the ladies with a
excellent talk of about half an hours dl
ration which brstled with many new fact
The Captains effort was highly appreciate
q as was evinced by the frequent applause h
d received
is "A certain gentleman, who desired
y improve the physical condition of the HI
A man race, arrived in this city few da.
ago with a case Of medicine Of his ov
make, which he yesterday offered for sa
to the county people in town, in quantiti
a to suit their "pile." But he having failt
to procure the necessary license for hun
bugeing the people, Chief Robinson int
tered and forced him to move on and out
a town ere he had disposed OF even one DO
ID tie Of his "oil of life"
8, The Democrats Of the Eighteenth CO..
gressional district are now thoroughly ally
!" to the interests OF the people and wi
surely elect Mr.. Hartzell by a very ham
s. some majority. Under the leadership
N Hon. VIM. II. Green the campaign h
= been made aggressive, and is being eilec
re lively carried on. Meetings will be held
rs every precinct in each of the ten countic
and the following able gentlemen have ST