The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-01
Mr.. w. R. Halliday's corn-meal mill

Mr.. W. r. Hallidays corn-meal mill
was in operation again yesterday
School children will find The BuLLE,
TIN scratch-books Nos. and tor sale at
Phil Saup's candy store, If
Many of the business houses in the
city were closed yesterday, Proprietors
and clerks alike turkey-struck.
Mr. j NJ. Walker, of Lexington, Va,
is in the city this week visiting his sister,
Mrs. j II, Woodward
Mr., G. s. Luce, of Toledo, O., one of
the large dry goods merchants of that city,
was guest at The Halliday yesterday.
Mrs. Wellman's remains were inferred
at Villa Ridge yesterday. A considerable
number Of friends attended the funeral.
Some of the most attractive bills ever
| put upon Cairo bill boards are those which
now decorate them and proclaim the COM
ing of the Madison Square company,
Rector F. P, Davenport was to have
held services at Metropolis in Brauer's
opora-house yesterday, but the destruction
of the building by fire broke up the ar
rangement.
The supply pipe for the pumps of the
ice works had penetrated the Ohio levce
to the depth of three hundred and sixty
Ave feet yesterday and still all went so
well far as could be known
Mr.. Mckenzie and party left again for
St. Louis and other places in this part of
the country yesterday morning, after having
examined into the state of the affairs of the
Singer company here.
Prof. VIM. Emery, of the ComIque
orchestra, contemplates the organization Of
Lacrosse club, He has already taken
some of the preliminary steps. 1t takes
twenfy-four persons to play the game,
which is a very interesting one.
Die Washtenaw Post, of Thundersday,
Nov 20, has come to hand. Says die Post :;
German women want no woman 's.vote
right. Intelligent German women know
| that they in their circle--the fsmily--de-
cidedly more do can than at the vote box. "
Die Post needn't expect that s. Anthony
will now exert hsrself to get it any sub
scribers, much as she would like to get up
club for it.
Mr., Harry Walker is having the little
cottage, back of the Theatre Comique,
raised and thoroughly repaired. The the
atre building will also be given an over
hauling, and things will be made to appear
new and agreeable. Harry is determined
that his newly acquired possessions shall
yield him reasonable revenue and he
knows the best if not the only way to do so
is to make them attractive.
Large numbers Of foreigners, mostly
Germans but who, had, in the words of
Congressman Thomas, changed "their
wooden shoes for christian shoes and their
bilge-water clothes for civilized suits" are
coming through the city nearly every day
on their way south, probably to labor on
railroads and government work on the riv-
ers. Captain Thomas would probably be
surprised to see how much like intelligent
human beings nearly all these Germans
look
$500 Hari Bori- Kah. mono, the cannibal
chief is very i'll. Its not supposable that
he is suffering from a piece of undigested
Heather Chinee, as we see no such results
Of a similar feast among of "The Frosty
Twenty" Some disciple OF Ingersoll, try
ing to put the great inddels theory OF
show to cure cannibals of eating mission
aries" to q practical test, must have cheat
ed Hari-etc, into taking at once too large a
dose of mutten, instead of missionary and
tie sudden change didn't agree with the
poor cannibal,
There was rise in the temperature at
every point heard from by the signal office
here yesterday. The more important rises
were 25 degrees at Dodge City; 20 at North
Platte, 10 at Bismark, 10 at Yank-
ton and IL at Lesvenworth. The
average state Of the Thermometer at the
twenty-one points reported from was 43
degrees above zero. The lowest was 20 at
st. Paul, aud the highest was SO at Dodge