The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-29

A new watch company has been or
ganized in Chicago and is looking about
tor a suitable place to locate.
The spontaneous combustion Of a pile
of rags destroyed Cark's oil mill at Men
dota, the loss being $4,000.
Miss Elite Cox cimmitted suicide at
Leroy, Mclean county, Sunday night
Thwarted love was the cause.
Next Tuesday the great circus, the
Atlantic show of Dan Costello, will be in
Cairo and give two exhibitions.
The wife of Judge Brooks, of Coles
county, has been adiudged insane and sent
to the ASYLUM at Jacksonville.
The revenue collections at Peoria, on
Monday, were $6,O96, being the smallest
days collections since the 1st of July last.
The first sign OF spring is the shrek OF
the house "Wipe the mud of your
boots before you come in here!"-George
S. Fisher.
-FoR SALE-A set Of Bon Ton, black
trimmed, gold lined Racine harness, single,
as described in advertisement on another
page. Apply at THE BULLETIN office to-
day.
John H. Oberly lectured in the audi
forum of the NJ. L. church at Bloomington
last evening. His subject was: "Woman
as a Temperance Reformer and Possible
Voter"
The new editor OF the Chicago Telegraph
will be w. d. Eoston, its business manager
w. S. Scott, of the Hotel Reporter, and its
principal owner Mr.. Hill, the theatrical
manager.
Mr.. John Schmit and his wife, Etiie,
were born and married in Germany, but
came to Paducah about forty years ago
and celebrated their golden wedding on the
Goth inst
The Humpty Dumpty troupe made 1t
interesting for the boys of the street yester-
day forenoon by parading the streets with
band, number of dogs and jas ack, all
with paraphanalia.
Rev F. P. Davenport, of Tennessee, has
been sent for by the members of the Epis-
copal church and will be here to conduct
the services in the church on Fourteenth
street next Sunday.
go The extremely bad weather which
continued to break out afresh every now
and then last evening, intertered considera-
with the Catholic fair at Reform hall and
the temperance meeting at Turner hall.
From April 10th to April Both inclu-
sive 1850 migrants arrived at Castle Gar
den, New York. This is the largest num-
Der of immigrants that ever arrived in
New York during the same number OF
days.
Our telephone is in an exasperating |
The service is excellent; the
ladies at the central Office attentive at all
times. but the wire or the transmtter, or
he battery, or the three combined are but
device of Satan to tempt us to the sin of
profanity in this case could
)e sin.
Judge Luther B. Dixon, Of the su-
Dreme court Of the state of Wisconsin, has
decided that the law recently enacted in the
legislature of that state, against the habit
Of treating" is unconstitutional and there
fore void. One Charley Harger, city edi-
tor of the Evening Wisconsin, of Milwau
kec, who was arrested by the temperance
people for treating fellow editor, was DIS
charged.
On Wednesday morning, at two o'clock,
another fire occurred in Paducah, nearly
destroying three-story brick building and
damaging the stock of Messrs. Vogt &
Sons, tailors, WHO occupied the second floor,
and Mr.. B. Weiile, the clothier, who oc-
cuped the first floor. The third floor was
used by colored society, and was entirely
destroyed. The total loss is estimated al
about eight thousand dollors; partially
covered by insurance.
Fred Keohler has capped the climax
in fine beef. Last week he killed the
finest hcifer ever before brought to this
market, and yesterday he killed still finer
one, two-year-old that weighed 1925 |
pounds, with flesh SO tender and juicy that !
twould make beef-eater's eyes glisten to
look at it. This beef is now ready for
customers and will be sold on his counters
to-day and tomorrow. Call early and Sc
cure the choice pieces.
The steamer City of Providence IN run
ming from Helena to Memphis on her last
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