The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-26

= been confined to his home for several day
It past.
Mr.. !. j. Randell, yard master of tn,
Mississippi Central railroad in East Cairo
was in the city yesterday.
}, The Ohio river IS booming, having
i risen several feet within the last few DAYS
and owing to the heavy flow Of ice, the
ferryboat Three States makes only two
trips daily
Three offenders charged with disorder
ly conduct and several charged with
drunkenness were Yesterday disposed of
by Judge Olmsted The three first named
paid their fines.
The ball given at the Hibernians hall
for the benefit of Mr.. Patrick Naughton
was a decided success. The young ladies
and gentleman, as well as the older people,
were out in force and enjoyed themselves
to the fullest extent, for which fact the
management deserved and received due
praise. The amount cleared is not known
at the present writing, but is undoubtedly
very presentable to Mr.. Naughton's atllict-
ed family.
Our readers will probably remember
one VIM. Nugent, who was some time ago
sent to the states prison for burglarizing Mrs.
Sites residence on Seventh street and who
is now again here, having served his time
in the penitentlary. Yesterday morning he
forced an entrance into to the saloon of Mr..
Zanone on Ohio levce, and was caught in
the act by officer Schuckers, who arrested
him. Judge Olmsted bound him over in
the sum ofone hundred and fifty dollars.
The butcher shops of Mr.. Fred Koch
Ter the one uptown as well as the down
town shop--are acknowledged the leading
meat markets in the city. They are kept
clearly and neat; only the best Of meats
are there sold, and all customers are treat
ed with like courtesy and respect, Mr..
Koehler's many years. experience in the
business of buying stock for his counters,
and his well known carefulness, which he
exercises in this important branch, always
insures the public wholesome and tooth
some meats.
A number of roughs created disturb
ance In the saloon of Mr. Louis c. Herbert
yesterday morning. They had taken it
into their heads to carry the counter and
bar fixtures into the street, against the
clearly expressed wish of Mr.. Her.
bert, and persishng in their course,
had to be rather roughly treated by that
gentleman before they would desst. Dur
Ing the day they had Mr.. Herbert arrested
a charge Of assault and battery
against him, but the court upon hearing and
duly considering the evidence, discharged
Mr. II.
EVERYBODY remembers "Scotty,' Carries
'avorite horse, and nearly everybody knows
low he was taken up by Missouri farmer
md worked to death. earle sued, and the
'ase has run through three courts in
county. Yesterday Mr.. Garlic 4
eceived check for one hundred dollars
rom the court, in full for judgment rem
nfa1 in b,p Favor Tln |
ganst the farmer in this county amount a
o 5000. tits not known how much the \
Mississippi county costs and lawyers fees II
re, but the whole bill will probably foot C
Up seven hundred dollars Il
The Metropolis Democrat, after men II
ioning the fact that Mr. Burnett has pur- !"
haSed The BULLETIN Office, says: ave II
ave always found Mr. Burnett, gentle "
nan, and we heartily wish he may make a "
arrel with The BULLETIN" Thanks for IL
he compliment and good wish, brother Ut
'rousdale. While The BULLETIN retains III
s present standard it will merit and re- u
Give the liberal patronage of the public, p'
ut the idea of making "barrel" with c'
afro newspaper-no; the departed spirit III
the Daily News arises before us and y
us not to even hope for such a IL
1sult. III
For the general entertainment of the ~
ublc, DR.. Clark has erected bulletin u
GARD near the door of his house on Ohio ~
evec, near Fourteenth street, upon which '"
lay be seen posted, clippings from the VI
opuar periodicals Of the day ~
nth the doctors comment upon IN
hem, written upon slips of white "a
aper and tackled underneath. At the re
cad OF the board a half sheet of note pa III
cr bears the following inscription, written CT
With Ink in a bold plain hand: "Spread
he Light! Peace and Progress must 90 VI
head in this land with less wholesale VI
Jsury and Swndlinr," W