The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-16


scarce in very short time.
The failures throughout the union last
week are reported at 11S, an increase OF %.
Wanted to rent, cottage in good loca-
ton apply with terms 10 BULLETIN office.
-Mouldings and picture frames at jeff
| Clark's. tt.
Its announced that Parnell, Kelly, and
Davitt have gone to Paris to confer with
Patrick Egan, treasurer of the Land league,
and Mat Davitt will visit the United States
at an early day.
The pope has sent instructions to the
bishops in Ireland to request the clergy to
express from their pulpits execraton for the
crime and to exhort the faithful to respect
the law of the land.
Pulaski Patriot "The Very Rev. F..
P Davenport, S. IT. d. Dean OF Cairo, will
hold services at st. Peters Episcopal church
| next Tuesday night at 7:45. The subject
will be; popular objection to the Episcopal
form of worship and order"
Tho republican state central committee,
which met at Chicago Saturday, decided
on the 2Sth of June as the day, and Spring
field as the place, for holding the Republi-
can convention for nominating candidates
for the several state Offices to be filed next
November.
Cards, announcing the marriage of Mr..
r. X. Woodward and Miss Musa Green,
to take place at the Methodist church in
this city, at o'clock in the afternoon
of Thursday the 18th instant, were
sent out yesterday. The announce
ment will create ripple of pleas
ure in Cairo society because the young
couple are and have been general favorites
in our social circles. The event will be
looked forward to with much interest.
| About the weather for the remainder
OF this month Prof. Tice says: l4th to 18th,
cloudy and liability to very heavy storms
about the nth 18th to Goth, clear or fair;
2lst to Gath, threatening weather, with Sc
we're storms about the esd; 25th and Goth,
clear or fair; Goth to Dist, clouding and
threatening weather, with very heavy
storms about Goth, if so, then
30th and 31st will DO clear
and cool. The comparatively warmer
days will be about the 10th, 23d and Goth
comparatively cooler days, the 18th and
26th. Auroras will probably occur on the
Goth and Goth. Persons contemplating
plcnics or excursions may profit by these
prophesies and then again they may not
On Friday the locomotive engineers OF
the St. Louis and Cairo railroad, at East St.
Louis, became dissatisfied with the new
rules and regulations established by the new
management of the road and "struck."
News received from East st. Louis Sunday
says: "The trouble between the Cairo and
and st. Louis Marrow gauge Railroad
company and their locomotive engineers
has not yet been settled. The master me
chanic, it is said, attempted yesterday morn
ing to take out an engine and train, but was
prevented by the engineers, who, it is aver.
red, hurled rocks at him and compelled
him to conc down from the engine and
abondon his attempt. 1t is thought, how.
ever, that the differences will be satisfac
torily arranged by to-day"
| --Paducah News of Saturday: awe
knew yesterday that Mrs. John Austin, o.
Metropolis, had poisoned herself, but dc
not know whether purposely or by accident
To-day we learn that the poison was tsker
with suicidal intent, and that the lady dice
| yesterday morning The victim the prob
ably rash act was much respected and well
known and was surrounded, seemingly, by
every comfort and luxury that heart coult
wish, havuga splendid home, spendidly
furnished, and her husband having an in
terest in several of the most prosperous
business establishments Of the place, being
part owner of the j. G. Willis wharfboat
the Empire Touring mills, some other bust
ness establishments and having large farm
| just out of the town. The cause of thi,
obstruction, we understand, was un.
happy family relations of some kind. Mrs
A. was known and liked by quite mum
Der of citizens Of this place, who will b,
panied to hear Of ner death, especially il
such manner"
--Messrs, @. G. Mason, Claude White
and Samuel Humm, the subscription com
mittec of the joint fire companies an,
Mystic Krew's Fourth of July celebration
committee, were out yesterday soliciting
subscriptions to partially defray the ex
penso of the grand celebration that 10 TO bt
The committee met with unprccedente