The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-04


NINA of all Dolls, at Hartmans, only 25 CTS
Three dead hogs were found in the
neighborhood Of Twenety- first and Cedar
streets by officer Mahanny yesterday. The
marshal had them removed.
Anybody buying box of Tar Drops of
Saup's make and not getting relief in ten
minutes, will get the money refunded. y
DIR. speagclhalter, of the st. Louis
board Of health, has petitioned the ST..
Louis council for more room in quarantine
in order to accommodate the rapidly &C
cumulating smallpox patients.
There is blockade on the Wabash
ST. Louis & Pacific railway which extends
back to Cerro Gordo. Forty-nine loaded
cars for St. Louis have been standing on the
side tracks at Monticello for a week or
more.
Eight new locomotives have been put
upon the tracks of the Wabash road Cairo
division, since it became part Of the Gould
system, and one hundred cars are being run
into Danvile every day on this road All
of which shows an enormous increase Of
business.
Chief Myers has ordered half dozen
balls and chains from st. Louis for use 10y
the city jailer, when working the gang on
the streets or at the rock pile. Frequent
and conspicuous of these ornaments would
have tendency to lessen the number of
wilful criminals.
The colore1 Baptist congregation, Rev.
Allison, pastor, contemplate the erection Of
a large church on the vacant lots at the
southwest corner of Twelfth and Walnut
streets A committee has been appointed
to solicit subscriptions from the citizens of
Cairo to aid in Gefraying the expense of
building, The committee was out yester-
day.
i have already received at my factory
fine variety of furniture that is now ready
for the inspection of the public, and for sale
at close prices. Ny stock at 101 CONNER
cial avenue will also be kept full until Jan
uary list, and desire to call especial atten-
ton to my stock of folding and camp chairs,
doll carriages, cribs, tables and chairs.
VIM. Eichhotf.
On the Goth inst, Chief Myers received
dispatch from Jackson. Tenn, requesting
him to arrest, possible, one Charley Nash,
alias Hill, bright young fellow, slim
built, black moustache; had on blue uni
form suit; charge, grand larceny, The
young fellow was captured, Friday, by the
chief and officer Olmsted, and held for or
ders from the authorize il ~ TiccAASvn.
The Illinois Central passenger train
was an hour and half behind time yester-
day evening in getting away. itwaited TO
make connection with the evening passen-
ger train Of the Chicago, St. Louis e New
Orleans train from below, which was about
two hours behind time, as it did not arrive
here until about half an hour after the de-
parture of the Illinois Central train.
Mr.. Al. Wilbur, of Dongola, writes
postal card to Chief Myers, requesting him
70 look ont for and arrest white mana
German with light completed smooth
face, wearing black goat skin cap, dark
clothes, and carries bundle of canes for
repairing chairs. The man is charged by
Mr.. Wilbur with cutting some harness,
trees and shruberry belonging to the latter.
John II. Oberly has telegraphed for
five boxes ofSaup's Tar Drops, for the open
ing of the opera house. He has used them
before.
"A dispatch received from Miss Belle
Gaffney at Kansas City by Mr. P. Cullinan,
in this city, states that Mrs. Gaffney is
dead, and that Miss Belle will be here with
the remains to-day to convey them to Villa
Ridge for burial. Mrs. Gaffney and her
family are well known in this city, having
been for number of years citizens of
Cairo. Two girls and two boys survive Mrs.
Gaffney, Of whom Miss Belle is the eldest.