The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-31

MetnOulbt CuuTCH to'udy.
Blank chattel mortgages for sale
single or by the qulre at The BULLETIN
Office.
The governor of Minnesota has abso-
lutely refused to pardon the Younger
brothers.
Large invoice, full pocket cut, Xxx en-
velopes-all colors, sizes 8, 8, OK and 1C
just received at The BULLETIN office
Get samples and prices.
There will not be the usual services
at the Episcopal church to-day, because
of the repairs that are in progress upon the
building.
-Vennor predicts swarm weather, high
winds and rain storms" for to-day, and
probably warm and oppressive" weather
tor tomorrow.
Check books, order books, receipt
books, etc. done on short notice at THE
BULLETIN Office. Stock and work guar
anteed. Prices "rock bottom"
The ladies OF the Methodist church
will give another of their dime concerts al
the church on Tuesday evening. Ice cream
and cake will be served after the exercises
For fine shoes, 60 to HaythOrn's.
"A cargo of wheat from st. Paul by
way Of the Mississippi river has arrived in
good condition in Glasgow, thus demon
strating the direct water route success.
do not forget that Haythorn is the
leading shoe dealer.
The Ohio river was seventeen and half
feet above low water mark yesterday morn
ing at eight o'clock and seventeen feet in
the evening at six o'clock, showing fall OF
half foot during the day.
The usual services will be held in the
Presbyterian church to-day. There will
be no services in the church for some time
hereafter, as Rev. B. Y. George will leave
this week to take his regular summer vaca'
ton.
For first.class shoe, you can save
money by dealing at Haythorn's *
No house in the city has ever shown a
line Of fine boots and shoes to compare with
the stock kept at Haythorn's. Fifteen years
experience as the leading shoe dealer
Should convince you that Haythorn's is
the place to buy.
The first number of the Eastern Illinois
Enterprise, published at Danville, Ill.,, has
reached us. 1t is twelve-column folio,
full of good reading matter interesting to
farmers, and is we'll printed and clean.
The Madison Square Theatre company,
in the play of "Hazel Kirke," has con-
cluded season OF unusual importance in
California, and is now making eastward
through the territories. This play has al
ready been booked for Cairo next season.
Mrs. Lincoln, widow Of President Lin
coin, has forwarded to Mrs. Garfield a long
letter, expressive of her sympathy at the
terrible ordeal through which the latter is
passing, and congratulatory of the latest
news concerning the presidents condition.
The city council of Mound City has been
requested to appear before the supreme
court Of Illinois, to show cause why il
should not be compelled to grant license
to John B. Zanone, to keep dramshop II
a wooden building within the fire limit,
in Monnd city.
Secretary Window has directed the col
lector Of customs at Boston and New Yorl
to take every precaution against the ex
portation Of such dangerous machines Al
are alleged to have been shipped from thi
country to England. Thep is no doub
that our government will take all needfu
steps in the premises.
France and England are engaging in
polite talk over African affairs. France il
eating into the continent from the nortl
and England from the south, and eacl
thinks the other really oughtnt to do such
thing. War between the two nations Is
most unlikely, though, in the opinion Of
diplomats. England is in no condition for
war and France awaits Germany.
special order from the adutant gen.
eral Of Illinois to Major Shnson is to the
effect that the Cairo Military Company be
musteredin, and the major will be here on
next Friday to perform the ceremony. The
company is already for muster. II has
found the council chamber too small for
exercisesand will therefore meet at Scheel's
hall hereafter, commencing tomorrow
night.
The ordinance committee met