The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-05

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The work of paving the gutter on Eight
street was begun yesterday. Some cinde'
is being used in their construction.
Two plain DRINKS were brought before
Judge Olmsted yesterday and disposed o
according to the law and the evidences,
--MeerSchaum pipes and cigar-holders
a large stock at f. Korsmeyer's.
The Seventy first New YORK; regi
ment will arrive here by special train from
New Orleans this morning.
-Meerschaum pipes and cigar-holders, a
large stock at F. KorSmeyers.
Mr.. L. D. Stophlet, prominent mer,
chant of Mound City, was in the city yes.
terday laying in new stock of goods,
Check books, receipt books, order
books, etc, made to order on short notice
at THE BULLETIN office
MIR. Thomas Morgan contemplateS
making trip to Scotland soon and will
pass through here on his way there,
Fresh oysters at A. 7. DcBaunS So
Ohio Levee.
john Welsh, who was to have been
hung at Columbus, Ohio, yesterday, has
had his sentence committed to imprison-
ment for life.
The late gale at New Foundand was
the worst in 60 years. All the boats in the
harbor were destroyed One schooner's
crew of nine were lost.
WANTED Boy to learn to set type and
work in The BULLETIN news-room. Apply
by lettsr in own hand writing.
Remember that to-day is the last day
of grace on which to pay gas bills and save
the discount. Step up 10 the Captains
Office and settle.
"A man named Andrew LAWSON got the
fingers of his right hand mashed, while
working on pile driver at East Cairo yes
tcrday. Dr. Parker amputated his fingers.
Chess Carley g. Co.'S Office, Captain
Swallow in charge, has been removed to
the rooms on Ohio levee, over the store of
Wood Rittenhousc Il Bro.
The Young Peoples Temperance Club
will meet at Reform hall on Monday next.
An interesting programme has been pre-
pared, and hence good time is sure to b9
had.
Mr.. w. NJ. Davidson has built himself
a large greenhouse back Of his tin shop on
Eight street, which he intends to fill with a
great variety of flowers, shrubs, trees, etc,
soon.
-Mcssrs Harmon & Go. received another
car load Of white" sewing machines yes
terday. This makes the third car load they
have received since January first
The committee on claims, consisting of
Aldermen Blake and Petit, met in the
council chamber yesterday afternoon and
considered a number of CLAIMS that were
referred to it at the last meeting of the
council.
Fresh oysters at A. r. DcBaun's, Sc
Ohio Lcvcc.
A heavy snow storm at the north has
again blockaded some of the trains on
nearly all the roads. The Illinois Central
train, which was due here at even O'Clock |
yesterday forenoon will not be in until to.
day some time.
The negro, who killed Mr.. Zmmer-
man near Mounds Junction some years ago
and who was caught in one OF the southern
states, passed through here yesterday, en-
route for Mound City TO stand his trial So
we were informed
One Of Mr. John Atcher's horses broke
a leg some days ago and was so restless
that he could not be cured. Mr.. Atchcr
killed him yesterday and dragged him out
side Of the city. This makes the second
horse he has lost within two months.
Some weeks ago John Doyle, of Moa-
wequa, near Decatur, HIS, died, leaving
wife and four children. Since then the
house has burned up, with all its contents;
and on Tuesday the children died OF dip
liberia, leaving Mrs. Doyle stripped Of her
all. So sad case is very seldom recorded.
Mr.. James Foggy, sun of Robert Foggy,
and Miss Susie Bogard, of Paducah, were
IN Paducah yesterday morning and
came down on the Fowler in the afternoon.
They went to Norfolk, Kentucky, on the
Terry boat "Threc States" yesterday after.
hooh' where they will reside In the future.
The case of Officer Wins, for mistreat.
,"sa whi'e woman in attempting to arrest
her, came up before Squire Comings YES.
terday and the officer was honorably dis.
charged. II was proven ,h,, cha ,,,,