The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-09

the residence OF Captain u. u. WILKINSON
on Thursday evening. The attendance was
of course, good and the amusement like
wise.
--"New Orleans mead" is the latest ant
most delicious beverage at Phil II. Saups
establishment on Washington avenue.
The saloon below the Theatre Comique
belonging to the Steagala brothers, is now
nearly finished. Its new front has received
the first coat of paint and looks much i'm
proved.
President Garfeld's insurance OF $685.,
900 in the Few York life, was but recently
taken, only one premium having been paid
So says Mr.. Birmingham, the general agent
for the company in this state.
No unpleasant taste follows draught
of Phil II. Saup's "New Orleans Mead" Go
and try it and you will take none other.
On and after August LIST, 1881, the
zero of the river gauge at Herrmann's, Mo-,
will be placed at low water mark of De-
cember 2lst and 22d, 1878, which will be
| five feet below the zero now in use.
Eight hundred pounds OF ruled stock
| for commercial work. Regent and West
lock brands, and Cranes Irish linen, in
voice just opened at THE BULLETIN office,
Washington avenue corner Twelfth street.
Judge Harker, while IN Chicago few
| DAYS since, had one of his arms badly
crushed. He stuck his elbow out of the
window of the car in which he had taken
passage and had it caught by a passing
train.
Only one case of violation of the ordi-
nances of the city was brought to the no.
tce of the city police courts yesterday.
William Redden, for abusing lady of
African luster, was fined five dollars and
costs by Justice Robinson.
--Gulteau has sister and brother
His disgrace and the shameful death await
ing him, must be weight of woe to them;
yet their great sorrow is not touched upon
in all the newspaper talk that has been
flowing since the president was shot.
The pleasantest drink ever offered to
the Cairo public is STATIONS genuine
"New Orleans Mead" to be had at Phil II.
Saup's confectionery and ice cream parlor.
Six Mexican ponies were sold at auc-
ton in front of Mr.. G.. M. Alden's commls-
sion store, on Ohio Levee Yesterday after
noon. Captain Sol Silver was to have done
the talking, but during his absence Mr.. G.
M. Alden performed the duty well. The
horses sold at from twenty-five to fifty dol
lars.
Circuit court, county court and tie
board of county commissioners will convene
at the court house next Monday. The
first named will have number of important
cases to dispose Of, among them the Geek
case, which has become quite notorious and
in which some very strong testimony will
probably be given.
Situations New Orleans Mead" is
composed chiefly of pure spices and is not
only cooling to the system and pleasant to
the taste, butts conductive to the general
health Phil II. Saup sells it at five cents
per glass.
during the three months ending July
1st, the number of failures in the state of
Illinois were nineteen; liabilities $113,129
For the six months previous to the above
date the failures numbered fifty four; La
bilities $342,652. For the same period
during the year 1880 the number of failures
were fifty-nine and the amount Of liabilities
1881, 1878.
Mr.. w. II. Gilletts new farcical COM
edy, 1.-The Professor" on the first July,
had entered the second month of its sue
cessful season at the Madison Square
theater. The management have completed
arrangements for the original company on
the road early the approaching season, and
with our new opera-bouse Cairo may ex-
pect visit if they come this far west.
A man named John Robertson, citizen
of Clinton, Kentucky, who had been pros
trated upon bed of sickness for some
time, arrived in the city yesterday on his
way home from Eureka Springs, where he
had been to regain his health. His condl-
ton seemed to be unimproved, at any rate
it was such that he had to be carried from
the train to the Halliday house on cot
The maximum temperature for six
teen hours preceding three o'clock p. m,
yesterday, Washington time) were as fol.
lows: Chattanooga, Tenn, o.; Cincinnati,
Ohio, 06; Davenport, Iowa, 92; Dubuque,