The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-02-28


to the Planters tobacco warehouse without
delay. by order Of committee.
The trains over the l. @. r. r. are
brought to point about four miles above
Cairo, from whence passengers and the
mails are transferred to Cairo by the Three
States.
According to the argument advanced
| by the friends of Mr. Fitz John Porter he
ought not be pardoned, inasmuch as 1t is
claimed that he did not actively aid in los
ing the battle.
Another clergyman has reformed"
and gone upon the stage. Several have
| threatened to enter the newspaper profess
sion, but it is hoped that they will merci-
fully refrain.
johnny Lamb, on trial for the murderof
| Policeman Race, of Chicago, was acquitted
recently. He had been in Jail three years,
! and they though. that punishment enough
for killinga Chicago policeman Boston
Post.
-"Bill," McMullen was the only repre-
sentative of the stalwart boss system who
secured reelection to the Philadelphia
select council, and the citizens are congrat-
ulating themselves on their emancipation
from ring rules
-Litchfeld, ILL.,, is excited over the
covery of coal oil near there. Parties
prospecting for coal struck a large lead of
oil of excellent quality, rating at So, and
ground in the vicinity OF the we'll is rising
rapidly in price.
The case of the people against Pat Lally
set for trial yesterday was continued until
two p. m. to-day on affidavit of the defend
ant that his attorney Mr.. D. T. Linegar, was
sick and could not attend and he feared
without him he would not have "a fair show"
The financial fore thought Of 7. W.
Halliday as cashier Of the city national
bank, prevented a great deal Of inconveni-
ence to business men. Fearing cut off of
communication he ordered in an extra
amount of currency and experience has
shown the wisdom of doing 50.
MIR. Tinklepaugh has just returned from
Washington, and told his wife that he was
permitted to sit on the floor of the House.
"Well, declare" said Mrs. T., "them con-
gressmen never had any manners. Couldn't
they give ye chair, I'd like to knowN
--It,m,y be stated as remarkable conci-
donce, in connection with the present rise,
that on February 20, 1882, the food at
Louisville Of that year reached its highest
mark and exactly fifty years later, to day
and date, the present rise occurred.
"A Philadelphia paper says that Attor
. ney- General Brewster's little boy was il
not long ago. and The doctor brought hin
some lozenges, on one Of which the little
boy saw star. There's star reuter-" ht
exclaimed. "Give him to me quick and ~
: : MUNICH his bonesw
Cincinnati is agitating the question o.
: closing saloons on Sunday, and reporters
have interviewed public men on the subject
The general consensus ofopinion appears tC
be thstfvcry true born christian can ge
, full enough Saturday night to last him un
I'll Monday.
There is great trouble over the portal
a of Mrs Hayes, presented by the Woman
e Temperance Union, the artist having de
Il pictedtheIlady in wine .colered dress, Will
:. the frame is ornamented with grapes, fror
n which, as is we'll known the soul-dcstroyin
II claret is made.
> The signal report is not as good q
k could be desired. 1t is raining little {
several points and indications are for hig
= westerly winds. The rivers are falling raj
idly at all points having fallen in "a houl
J, ending at p. m: At st. Louis, 2 #. in
Nashville, #. in; Louisville, 2 #. il
and at Cincinnati It. g.. in.
The most distinguished and fastest men
Der of the Vanderbilt family, Maud g. h,
Q left Cincinnati for her permanent home
New York. Hereafter she will pull o.
l. kcoupons in double harness with Lysand
re through the winding way Of Central par
b. Courier Journal.
IN - An Anti Polygamy meeting has ju
at been held at Danville, at which Rev.
NJ Barnes presided and other ministe
" and laymcn made addresses. Strong res
az lutions denouncing Mormon Polygan
were adopted The meeting also too
80 grounds in favor of national divorce laws
r.. Some wicked fellow got into ave
mont church vestry just after the deaco
i. and clergyman had held a meeting the,
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