The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-09

lnteIhulonhl Poth 10 rebumihB pro'hih"""N'
There seems to be excellent reasons why
this should be done. But it would involve
a vicious hackmen's rebellion.
Rev. Mr.. Scsrritt arrived in the city
yesterday morning, and his family arrived
by boat in the afternoon. There will be
prayer and class meeting at the methodist
church this morning at ten o'clock, regular
services at eleven, also in the evening
Sunday school at SPIN.
The Appaches have left the war-path
and are Coming in" again. That means
that winter is coming on, meat will
be scarce, and it will be much pleasanter
and easier to draw rations from the gov
eminent, even if the settlers must be allow
ed to live until spring comes again.
The new perforating machine for THE
BULLETIN office will arrive the last of this
week. When We propose manufacturing
receipt books, draft books, blank notes, or
ders, scratch books and pads to place on
the market in competition with Chicago and
Cincinnati manufacturers.
The police, yesterday arrested and
jailed two Irish, one dutch and and one
colored boy for placing stones and other
distractions on the street railroad track.
Warrants have been sworn out against
other boys on the same kind of charge, to
be served if necessary.
See our great bargains in Dress Goods
Best and cheapest line of Black Cashmeres
ever shown in the city. Good Black Silk
at 40 and so cents. Endless variety of
Beaded Gimps, Fringes, Buttons, Orna.
ments, etc. Special bargains in Silk Vel
vets and Pushes. Stuart.
Great bargains in Gents Scarfs at 20
cents, worth fully so cents. We have just
received some novelties in Gents Under
wear, Collars and Cuffs, &C., to which we
invite attention. We propose TO make it to
the interest of the gentlemen to trade with
Us in this line of goods. See our Gents
Linen Collar al 10c, 12c and 15c. Stuart
Among the cases disposed of by the
appellate court, and decisions rendered Oc-
tober 9th, we notice that of Bross VS.. City
of Cairo. Decision of lower court affirmed
Metropolis City vs. Karr, affirmed Halls
VS.. Sharp, affirmed; and Harris VS.. Jackson
County Agricultural Board, rehearing dc.
MED.
The first number of "The Three States
was issued to-day. Its publishers Messrs,
Leonard & GLADDEN., are educated intelli-
gent colored men, who will work hard for
the republican party and for the moral and
intellectual elevation of the colored race
They deserve, and if they are plucky enough,
will achieve success.
1t was only change in single letter
in name-a thing that is like to occur
under the fingers of any well-regulated
setter-but it made a carter out Of a
carver. 1t was Mrs. Casver that came
from South Bend on Friday, to join her
husband, who has charge of the Singer
Mf Cos works at Cairo.
The text of the proposed Scottish land
act will be awaited with world wide inter
est 1t is limited that it will be the most
sweeping measure ever laid before parlia-
ment. The Scotch farmer has pretty clear
cut idea of what he wants, and there is lit
tie doubt that he has prepared dose that
will make the landocrats howl.
"A gentleman called on The BULLETIN
late last night, with letter from Arkansas,
in which the writer stated that he could
put his hand on man who had murdered
his wife in some county in Southern Hi
nois, and for whose arrest a thousand dol
lars reward had been offered. He is anxious
to know who nd what county wants the
man.
Men and teams are at work on filling
the last section of Railroad street, between