The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-23

inrs and frames received to-day, NJ Cole-
mans.
Six suits for divorce are pending in
the Mount Carmel circuit court, The APP
plicatious are made in five out OF the six
cases by the wives
"A brakeman named Chas. Perry fell
from moving freight car at Peoria day
before yesterday, and had both his feet cut
off by falling across the track.
Mrs. Ann Rcdman's funeral took place
Yesterday forenoon, the remains being taken
20 Beech Grove attended by goodIy num-
Der of her earthly friends.
DIR. Clark says that the ballot-boxes at
the late election were stolen by the "torclgn
rmisaries" and robbed Of nearly all the
ballots that were cast for him.
Mr.. John Keohlcr will have the front
of his saloon on Eighth street painted up
in a magnificent style tor the spring, lie
had new canvas awning put up yesterday
The river at Quincy Is within IS inches
of last seasons highest point. There are
great fears at Hannibal for the safety of the
Sny levee. The bottoms IN that region are
flooded and an immense area OF winter
wheat Will be lost.
Mr. !. c. Clarks business will be in
running order again in day or two. Mr..
S. b. Penn has been appointed receiver
and the goods taken from the store by at
tachmcnt will be returned. Thus reads the
order Of Judge Harker.
Fourteenth street, between CONNER
cial avenue and Ohio levee, has undergone
some much needed repairs. The earth ia
ken from the Ohio levee sidewalk was used
in filling up the ruts on this street and
proved amply sufficient.
The large ice box formerly standing in,
the alley between Mr.. Hebsacker's bakery
and Mr.. Bristol's store, on Eighth street,
was yesterday moved to the vacant lot next
to Mr. VIM. Winter, IRIS stand and will be
used by Mr. f. NJ. Ward.
Mr.. S. s. Marshall has now establish
ed thirteen stands of bees and has made
provision of ten more The recent total
destruction Of the principal workers in that
industry in the north has somewhat inter
tcred with Mr.. Marshall's plans.
Check books, receipt books, order
books, etc, made to order on short notice
at TIE BULLETIN office.
The News intimotes that The BuLLE-
TIN was specially interested in the election
Of John j Bird, and attempted to secure it
by forcing Tanner off the track. This is a
mistake. THE BULLETINS interest cen
tered on another man entirely.
Volume one, number two, of the High
land Herald, published in Highland,
Madison county, Ills, by VIM, II. Toy, has
reached this office. 1t is neat six-column |
Quarto sheet, patent inside and well stock
ed with matter OF local interest on the other
side.
On the 2Gth instant the Odd Fellows
IF Cairo will celebrate by appropriate cere-
monies and u sociable the sixty-second
of their existence. If the past
celebrations of .the lodge are
my criterion by which the coming one may
De Judged, those who attend will find it a
brilliant affair.
Fred IIeckcr's wish that his heart be
inurned and buried in that German soil for
whichit had dared so much and had pulsed
so warmly, was beautiful one. "Open
my heart, said the unhappy Mary Queen
of Scots, "and you will find Calais written
there" Hcckers IRON heart would disclose
"Gcrmany' deeply craven thereon.
80 suits, all wool Scotch Case at,
2l2.50-sold everywhere at Sl50O-at A.
Marx, the Boss Clother.
The court of Esquire Comngs was yes
terdoy the scene of a wedding Samuel
Wartield and Jennie Shields, both colored,
were the parties to the affair. Samuel
lives at Elco and has lived there for a num-
Der OF years, but whatever other attractions
Elco may have, 1t Is evidently devoid of |
good looking colored girls, for which
reason Samuel was compelled to import one
from Cairo To share his love and his life.
NOTICE TO WHOM CoNCERNED.-A re- |
port has reached this Office that printer,
jim Admire, lately employed on The Bull
LETIN, is obtaining credit on the strength
Of having not yet drawn his pay. We do
not want our friends "dcad beat" in any
manner, therefore inform them that
the said Admire was paid to the uttermost
farlhing all that was due him or ever will
be due him from The BULLETIN office or