The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-21

The Bellevile nail mill is temporarily
idle ON account Of the scarcity in the iron
supply.
Mrs Gen. Thornton's friends at Shelby
VILE, celebrated the seth anniversary OF
her birth
The new council and Mayor Webster,
Of Alton, are again Mt loggerheads over the
license question.
Two German emigrants, who arrived
at Peoria last week, were discovered to
have the smallpox.
John Homeless, of Quincy, has received
the contract to build the Masonic building
at Macomb for $500.
80 suits, all wool Scotch Case at,
$l2.jO-sod everywhere at Sl5'OO-at A.
Marx, the Boss CIothier.
AT Mattoon On the question OF build
ina new Jail, I, 1888 votes were cast OF
which 1885 were against 1t.
&C. l.. Wood, brakeman, tell between
the cars at Table Grove, Fulton county,
was run over and instantly killed.
The bill posters sign, above Mr.. j. H.,
Metcalfe's grocery, that was blown down
some time ago, has been regretted.
C. w. Jones, formerly treasurer OF
Vincennes, Ind, is short $2S,3S46l in his
accounts. and his bondsmen mourn.
A culvert near Rocton, on the G. NJ. ~
st. p. railroad, has been washed away by
high water and trains were compelled to
stop running.
Bismarck recently returned pipe sent
him by Berlin manufacturer with the re-
mark that when he wanted a pipe, he could
afford to buy one.
The motion for new trial in the
Storey Farley libel case has been with
drawn, and the verdict for $500 for the de-
PENDANT has been entered.
Mayor Harris, of Lincoln, has offered
the republican club of that place, lot
worth 81 900, and subscription OF $500
if the club will build on it.
The tannery of Mr.. r. A. Williams, at
Alton, was destroyed by fire, on night he
fore last Loss on stock and building two
thousand dollars. Fully insured
The product of iron and steel in Hi
nois, in 1870, was only 95,7Gl tons; in 1880
it was All, 967 tons, making the State the
fourth in the Union in that product.
The annual strengthening festival of
the Northern Illinois Fine-Wool Sheep
Breeders Association will be held at Wood
stock on Thursday and Friday next.
On the 18th inst, Judas, the betrayer
of Christ, was burned in effigy at San Jose,
Cal. Spaniards, Mexicans, Indians and
Caucasians took part i'll the ceremony.
A dying VINE merchant, giving direc-
tons to his son, babe him remember "that
wine may be made with anything even
with a melancholy smile) grape juice"
The latest styles, soft and stiff Hats,
lust received at A. Marks.
An old Hancock county farmer says
that the best crop of wheat ever raised in
the county was the crop Of 1857, mostly
sown between the 10th of April and the
10th of May.
--"The Apostle" is the title Of play
shortly to be produced in Paris. Those
who have read it say it will create as much
of sensation, socially and religiously, as
the Passion Play.
The democrats in the senate have been
caught mapping. They failed to have
question pending at adjournment, and the
chances are, if the republicans succeeded in
getting more votes together yesterday, that
the organization will be forced by the cleo.
ton of officers.
The county superintendent Of schools
in Champaign county, Mrs G. f. Larncd,
has organized a summer school for teachers
and advanced pupils. The tuition will be
only so cents per week, and if it is we'll at
tended by teachers or those preparing to
teach, it will prove of inestlmable benefit.
Fred Keohler has brought over from
Missouri the finest heiter ever seen in this
city; she is fine and fat, only year and a
half old and weighs $50 pounds. She will
be neatly dressed to night and be ready for
the table of Freds customers to morrow
morning. Choice pieces should be ordered
in advance to-day.
Alderman Studcr, Of Peoria, bought a
colt from General Withers, Of Kentucky,
some years ago for five hundred dollars, and
was offered ten thousand dollars for it now
well developed horse few days ago.
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