The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-01

BONcTHOI nhS ohci'H 'N"'"' - -
his arrest.
-Wanted-A messenger boy, in the THE
BULLETIN office. Must write fair hand
and be active, careful and not neglectful OF
his duties.
A fund TOR the mother of Garfield has
started, $3.50 has already been sent in. The
Mrs. Garfield fund is crowding close on
100000.
Tickets for Kings excursion to St
Louis are on sale at Colemans book store
good for return on any train during St
Louis fair
The public schools open next Monday.
Sam Walters will send his running
stock, the fast colt, to st. Louis to be train
ed by an expert trainer.
Gould there be better evidence than
this that the feeling between the only Eng
fish speaking nations of the world is be-
coming what 1t sho uld bcI
The officers of the Cairo & Vincennes
railroad company had not, up to last night,
received official notice that the road would
be placed under the new management to-
day.
-Hal Ha! Ha! Ha | am sinner
and so are yoou, if you don't go straight 10
the City Shoe Store, after school shoes for
your boys and girls. 14O Commercial av'
enue.
Cunning in swamp near Moberly,
Mo-, last Sunday Abe Landers avoided
moral literature renown and panther by
getting the drop on the latter and two cubs,
whose scalps now adorn his dwelling.
Col. Rearden and MI Kent returned
yesterday afternoon from Centralia, where
they had been attending the meeting OF
the Southern Illinois Gun Association
DR.. Herbert Parker was expected home last
night.
"A st. Louis murderer was actually
convicted Wednesday. He was a negro, it
is true, and without much money or many
friends, but that he should have been
found guilty was something's They may
even go so far as to hang him yet.
Great attraction at the Comique. The
best bill of the season. Don't fail to go. Il
In the ASSASSINATION of President Gar
field the stalwart republicans are one ahead
and il appears from the sworn statement Of
Bayley, stalwart republican official at
Washington, that the "half-breed" republi'
cans are plotting to get even by assassinat-
ing President Arthur.
We would respectfully call the atten-
ton of all gentlemen to our immense stock
of winter boots and shoes, which CON
prises all the latest English, french and
American styIoe. We have six different
,.stus and can fit any toot,unless deformed.
The City Shoe Store, 40 Commercial
avenue.
Ryan, tried at Independence, No., for
in the Glendale train robbery,
As our last nights dispatches showed, goes
% the penitentiary for 25 years. Here is
ustice and good sense, People Of the rob
oer-cursed section of the state are awaking
At last, and to be a cutthroat is no longer to
be hero. There was talk Of rescue, in
event of Ryan's conviction, but it did not
come, to any particular extent.
We have numberless requests from our
friends to elbow" up some one or something
he or she does not like. The newspaper is
not the place in which to wage private
warfare or settle private difficulties. II is
our province to "carry the news" critcise
public officers; lead to a correction of pub.
lie wrongs as far as we can, and then we
have fights enough of our own on our
hands, the Lord knows, without taking up
quarres for other people.
"A 10y named John Dugan made a
narrow escape yesterday. He was driving
Jacob Walters delivery wagon when the
horse became frightened and ran away.
In crossing the street railroad track the
boy was thrown out in front Of the wheels
but luckily the wagon bounced clear over
him and he escaped with nothing more Sc
rious than a badly injured hand, The
wagon was badly smashed before the runa.
way was stopped, but no other damage was
done.
The report Of committee appoint
cd at a mass meeting Of the citizens of Pa
ducah to consider the proposition to estab
lish water works in the city, has been, by
order of the said meeting, referred to the
city council of Paducah, and received, after
some discussion. The report suggests
stand pipe one hundred and fifty feet high