The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-26
GENEARL LOCAL NEWS.

"A new Gloss walk is in course of con
struction across Commercial avenue on the
| line of Tenth street.
No police business yesterday before
any of our Justices courts The reform
tide seems to have set in again,
The Social Science and Industrial
School association has been divided, and
each branch now works under separate
organization.
The reduction in the passenger rates
of the Illinois Central will make the cost
of tirst-class ticket from Cairo to Chicago,
eleven dollars
Ed. Morgan who escaped custody
while serving out sentence for petty
larceny, was found by Constable Wooten,
n Mound c ty, yesterday, and returned
to "durance vile
The library rooms, which closed last
week to enable the officers to perfect new
catalogue, etc, will be opened to the public
again tomorrow, and books given out to
members, as usual.
A white woman. living in one Of the
houses on Poplar street, above Fifteenth,
fell into the sipe water, about o'clock yes
terday evening and narrowly escaped
drowning.
In China when man tells lie the
front OF his shop is painted black. The
front of Phil Saups candy factory was
painted black last week, but that is no evil
dence that the customs Of China are to be
introduced into this country.
The boys who last week gave quite an
acceptable minstrel performance in the Re
form hall have secured the Atheneum and
will therein on Saturday afternoon, at 3
o'clock, entertain all who may honor them
with their presence.
tx Governor Seymour does not believe
that Grant will be nominated at Chicago,
but smokers believe that the "Faultlessn
five cent cigar is the best ever offered in
this or any other market Sold wholesale
and retail by F. Korsmyer.
Mr., Will K Hawkins left for Chicago
yesterday morning via the c. & Y. and
Eastern Illinois roads, intending to locate
in that city, should he find employment.
Mr. Hawkins is frst.cass ok-keeper,
and will soon commend himself as such to
any one who may give him employment
The steamer Fisk will remain at the
wharf until after the performance, next
Tuesday night, in order to take the Kate
ClaXton troupe TO Paducah. THIS will be
great convenience to Mound City people
who will, by that means, have an opportu-
nifty to visit the Atheneum and see the
1.-TWO Orphans
In announcing the rules Of his 'hash.
cry" Mark Twain declares that "single
men aud their families will not be board.
ed As measure Of self-pIotectlon in the
same direction, Cairo hotel keepers should
not only adopt the same rule, but add to 1t
that husbands with other mems families
will be neither boarded nor bedded.
Officer Lally is terribly ncensed 10y
the report, abroad yesterday, that he was
not only implicated in the murder and
incarceration Of old DR.. Dillon, but had
been arrested therefor lie pronounces the
report UNANIMOUSLY false and slanderous,
aud is especially anxious that the man
who is willing to "ihther it." assert
himself
The following named gentlemen com
pose the board Of directors of the Cairo
Builders and Loan ASSOCIATION, viz Henry
Wells, II. Il. Spauldng, A. Comings, y. $.
Kent Herman Meyers, B. f. Blake c. c.
Mason, Robert Hinkle and G. W. Chclet.
The other officers of the association have
not been elected. The stock subscribed M
to yesterday evening, amounted to $50, 100.
Fred Koeher IL Bro, always up to the
lnmnnl nr thn nurls M and thn tina. H..
supplied their meat shop on Eighth street
with the choicest Of spring lambs, the very
finest mutton and the tcndercSt and juiciest
beef to be found on sale in Caro-
Kochlcr n Bro, make it n point to keep
the best Of everything in their line, and
to inform the public of the fact through
the local columns Of TuE'BurLsrN.