The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-31

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or reaches here.
From a notice in special local column
it will be seen that the firm of Henderson
Brothers, tobacco dealers, has been dis
solved.
They say that nine women out OF ten
who see Forepaugh's beautiful woman for
which he gave $4,000, say SHE is not bit
pretty.
Judge Harker will open court again
in Carbondale this morning. The chancery
docket will be worked upon, and, If pos
sible, cleaned up.
The Sparta Plaindealer has changed
hands, Taylor Brothers having sold TO
Campbell and DIETRICH. Don. Il. Detrlch
assumes editorial control.
The boys of the "Three States" Will
give grand excursion to Columbus, KY
next Sunday that promises to be well
patronized and pleasant affair.
Marshal L. H. Myers secured the
CITY and suburbs tor the escaped city
prisoners Sunday, but without avail. 1t is
likely that the fellows have left the city.
Gardeners are securing boxes for the
purpose of shipping vegetables. The early
crop was ruined by the recent hail storm,
but subsequent sewings promise good
yield.
A county temperance convention will
be held in DuQuoin on Friday, June 3rd,
which will be addressed by Hon. j. Z.
Pepper, president of the state temperance
alliance.
Henry Rudolph has resigned his char
| in William Albas barber shop. He is
| good barber and his friends will probably
| soon find him at the head of an establish
mcnt of his own.
Passenger business was never better
than at the present. time. All trains that
pass through and leave the city are crowd
ed with people, many coming from and 60
ing to long distances.
Circuit court resumes business this
morning. Nothing but chancery business
is now to be transacted and there is Lot
much of that; the court having disposed OF
great many cases this term.
For the number of strangers in the
city, yesterday, the police business was
very quiet. There were in all three cases
two of drunkenness and one of disorder
ly conduct, all tried before Esquire Robin
| son.
Large quantities OF Strawberries are
now being shipped north on the Illinois
| Central railroad from the southern counties
| The crop is said to be abundant, and there
is also good prospect for peach in that
section.
About sixty hogsheads Of tobacco were
sold at the warehouse of Messrs. Hinkle;
Moore & Hinkle during last week. To-
bacco is beginning to come in more plenti-
full than heretofore and has an upward
tendency.
- The sale of oil paintings on Eighth
street ceased several days ago and now
Mr.. Louis Herbert has had petition run
through the large room occupied by the
picture gallery, thus making two nice store
rooms out OF it.
Marshal Myers and other officers were
out looking for Monroe Purcell, the de-
ranged man, who was sent to the Anna
hospital from here, and who escaped from
custody several days ago. He had not
been found last night.
Yesterday morning large hog fell
into sink situated near the corner OF
Seventeenth and Locust streets and filled
with stagnant water and foul matter OF
various kinds. The hog came near drown
ing, but was assisted out before it hat
ceased to struggle.
The national turn-feste Of the Turner's
association will be held this year at st
Louis, beginning Saturday, June A, an'
{ continuing four days. Sunday will be tn
great day, and excursions are being organ
lied in all the leading cities of the countr
to visit st. Louis on that day.
"A mad dog was brought over on tn
, steamer Morgan yesterday morning with
crowd of passengers. Considerable cor
, sternation prevailed among the passenger
for while until Conductor Dennis Calls
! han, of the steamer Morgan, threw tn
, dangerous animal into the river and she
him while swimming around the boat.
An attempt was made to burglari2
Judge Walls residence in Du Quoin la'
week. The thief climbed one of the pillar
of the front porch, but could not get int