The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-09


lying between Sixth and Eighth streets.
Freight trains on the Ohio u Missis-
sippi collided on q straight track, tour
miles outside Of Vincennes, Ind, killing
DR.. Jacob Ralff, of Sumner, ILL.,, and injur-
ing John Musgrove and Richard L. Cox.
Mrs. H. II. Handy, of Chicago, is
chairman Of the Illinois Social Science as
ISOLATION, not Mrs. Candee, of this city, as
| II appesred in Sundays BULLETIN. A sim
ilsnty in the names was the cause Of the
mistake.
"A party of Paducah people came down
on the steamer Hopkins on Sunday An
other from Chester came on the Fannie
Tatum and renamed in the city about
three hours. Both parties enjoyed them
selves during their stay here.
The auditor of the state of Illinois at
Springfield issued to the Arab Fire Co., of
Cairo, a warrant for $94225, tor damages
to an engine at the Anna Insane ASYLUM
fire last winter. This amount will cover
the expense sustained by the company in
having its steamer repaired.
Having now secured the services of a
first-class wood workman am able to do
all manner OF wagon and buggy repairing
or building in the best style. Call on me
at my shop on the north side of Thirteenth
street, between Commercial avenue and
Poplar street. w. s. Harris.
THE BULLETIN has to thank Mr.. A. T..
De Baum for key of magnificent oysters,
first of the season; large, fat and fine fla
vored. A sample of what will be found at
bis oyster depot on Ohio Levee, at all times
and of quality that recommends them to
all lovers of the delicious bi.valves.
The Northwestern road, warned by its
experience of last winter, has established
commodious coal stations along its new
lines in Minnesota and Dakota, and will
commence at once to supply that region
with fuel. A similar plan has been ma
tured by the st. Paul road.
Owing to the fact that no special train
to convey the remains of Mr.. Antonio
Steagala Mr.. Joseph Steagala's father, to
Villa Ridge in the forenoon, could be OBJ
tanned, the funeral does not take
place until this afternoon, as
may be seen from the funeral notice else
where.
An omission occurred in the list of the
newly elected officers ofthe Widow Orphans
Mutual Aid Society, published in Sundays
BULLETIN. Tee correct list is as follows:
P. g. Schulz, president; G. 4. Rudd, vice
president; j. A. Goldstlne, treasurer; j. j.
Gordon, medical adviser, and Thomas Lew
is, secretary.
Little that is deemed trustworthy can
be learned as to the proceedings Of the
secret conference Of Irish leaders which
has been in progress In Chicago for the
past five days, but person who was in at
! tendance on Friday declares that the dis
cussion covered the proprety of dynamite
work in destroying British buildings and
shipping in the interest of Ireland.
--"No news Is good news" says the pro-
verb, and with the continued progress of
the president toward health, there is CRATE
full falling off in the tiresome bulletins
from Bliss, etc. There is now no question
that the president will recover; and al
though relapse is, indeed, among the pos
sibilities, it may be dismissed as extremely
unlikely.
The Cairo Opera House Company has
| contracted with firm in Chester for forty
thousand brick for the new opera house.
The same to be placed upon the ground
Immediately. The selection was made
from number of samples furnished by
different manufacturers, and it is believed
that the sample selected is superior art-
Gle.
ave have had some very pleasant
calls from gentlemen visiting
our Saratoga of the west, but the
agreeable most gentlemen we have yet
met this summer we're from Cairo, H. Mr.
g. r. Woodward and Mr.. r. H. Cunning
ham are interesting IN conversation and
don't talk an editor to death. These gen
tlemen with their families are registered at
the Cutler Call again gentlemen, YOU
will always be welcome. ~" Grand Haven
(Mich.) News-Journal.
On Sunday morning the horses attach
cd to the ice wagon of Mr.. Spence took
fright and ran from point about midway
between Washington avenue and Walnut
street, on Eighth street, to the corner of
Ninth and Walnut streets. The driver