The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-05

III the Ci'y 10 ~ ihc Opcra LAShahSc, VII
Sixth street.
"A dead hog lies in the water under the
walk, at the northeast corner of Seven
teenth street and Washington avenue.
Elegant line ladies neckwear in shirred
and Mother Hubbard goods, now so pop
ular, will be placed on sale at Stuart'f
popular and reliable cash dry goods house
It,
In accordance with orders from Chief
Myers, an old shed over the sidewalk, on
the south side of Eighth street, which was
in danger of tumbling down, has been re-
moved
After short stoppage, The BULLETIN
job rooms are again in full blast, and bus
mess men and others having job work to
to be done will please take notice of this
fact.
Mr.. Joseph Steagala was one'of the
first to prepare to resume business after the
threatened food, and he has had his place
of business transformed into veritable
palace by Mr.. Blake, the artistic paper
hanger and general renovator.
Although the senate confirmed the
nomination of Mr.. Conkling as associate
justice of the federal supreme court on
Thursday, that gentleman had not signifed
his willingness to accept the position yes
terday.
100 pieces new embroideries will be
placed on sale at Stuarts on Monday. Also
a new line of the celebrated king" ruff
ings now so popular. A visit of inspection
is asked st.
In the case of Louis Herbert vs.. James
Mallory, which is pending in the Union
county circuit court, the dispositions Of
Sheriff John Hodges and Messrs. r. Fitz-
gerald and Barnet 8. Grain were taken here
Friday by Circuit Clerk A. II. Irwin as
commissioner
The Reform hall was not yet cleared
last Friday night of quantity of merchan-
disc temporarily stored there, therefore, the
Young Temperance People did not hold
their regular meeting on that night, but ad-
journed over until Monday night, when an
interesting meeting will be held.
Water in some parts of the city has in
terfered somewhat with the delivery of
THE BULLETIN. There has been no inter-
ruption in the publication of the paper,
and subscribers who do not receive it reg
ularly will please complain promptly.
--Stuart's popular and reliable cash dry
goods house are making extensive prepare
tons for the handsomest and most varied
display of spring and summer dry goods
ever shown. Mr.. Stuart leaves in few
days for the east and early purchases arg
now on the way. 1t.
The ferryboat Three States will make
an excursion trip to-day to the new portion
Of the Mississippi evee, where the river
threatened to break it, and from thence
she will 60 to Wickliffe, leaving the ferry
landing at two o'clock this afternoon. 1t.
The governor has received the month
ly reports Of the wardens Of the peniten-
tlares. AT Chester the number of con-
victs on hand on the 1st of March was 40l.
On the same date there were 1920 in the
institution at Joliet.
The excursion trip of the ferryboat, at
two O'Clock this afternoon, will probably
be largely attended, as it will give all
chance to see the place which has been the
subject of 50 much exciting comment, and
fear, and work, and expenditure of money
during the last week or more.
Two men named Kelley and Slattery
were tried Friday by Magistrate Com
ngs for forging the name of Mr. B. f.
Blake to orders for work on the levee and
obtaining money on same. They were held
TO bail in the sum of five hundred dollars
each, and went to the county Jail in default
Mayor Thistlewood has selected TWEEN
ty reliable men and placed them in charge
of Mr.. julius Serbian to stand night.watch
on the Mississippi cvee so long as there is
any possibility of danger. He makes a per-
sonal examination of the levee every day
and gives instructions to the men every
night.
"A man, about twenty-seven years Of age,
named Roderick, MscLean, fired shot at
the carriage of the queen Of England, just
as the queen was stepping into it, on the
evening of Thursday last No one was
hurt and the man was rescued from the
mob by the police and jailed. Hunger is
the cause assigned to the deed by the per-
pptratOr who ia pronounced sane bv nhvsi-