The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-02

~ YIN, DaVlu, ndte Oh tlle hhHlo iatun'
had his skull fractured by blow from a
stone flung by an irate roustabout.
Attend the sociable, and Ice Cream and
Cake Feast, of the w. c, 7. L. at the
Eighth Street Reform hall Thursday night
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"A sociable and Chicago Ice Cream
supper will be given at the Eighth Street
Reform hall by the W. c. T. L, next Thurs
day night Supper 2Oc. ct
Chicago Ice Cream will be au impor-
tant feature at the sociable of the W. c. T.
U. at new Reform hall Thursday night,
Cake and Ice Cream only zoe. ct
WANTED dining room girl, a wash
woman and au ironer to so to Dixon
Springs, tonight. For particulars apply
to Mrs. Burnett, Tenth street near Wash
ipgton Avenue. It,
One case of drunkenness and one OF
concealed weapons were tried before justice
J. II. Robinson yesterday. The first was
fined one and the other twenty-five dollars
and costs.
The case of Webb McKenny, a negro
gambler, for striking Jim Cntchlow,
in the face with a gamblers money box,
will be tried before Magistrate Comings
in the morning.
The rains of the last few days have been
general throughout the state and have been
of much value to the crops everywhere, In
southern Illinois they were especially a
blessing.
The Democratic county convention of
Pope county instructed for Judge Crawford
as its first choice, and Mr.. Washburn as
its second choice for congressman, 1t also
instructed for John II. Barton for appellate
clerk.
The entrance to THE BULLETIN news
and editorial rooms is on Railroad street.
The front entrance to job Office is closed
after seven p. m. Visitors will always find
the Railroad street entrance open. II
"A new butcher shop has been opened
10y Mr.. Charles GilhOfer in the stand former.
ly occupied by NJ Kynaston, on CONNER
cial avenue, between Nineteenth and Tween.
tieth streets. A full supply of all sea
sonsblc varieties OF meats will be always
kept. Mr.. John Hagey will have charge
OF the shop. tt
Another game of base ball between
clubs of some note of this and some other
city would be about the "propa
capa" in these dull days Some former games
have shown that Cairo can furnish "meat"
for the whole country round when it comes
to this branch of atheletes
A sensitive negro, named Holten has
brought suit against number OF chivalric
gentleman of that state tor merely hang
ing him three times. He missed death by
hairs bredth only but what is this coun-
try coming to if gentleman of good family
are to be deprived Of their amusementsl
The jeanette tragedy will terminate
with congressional Investigation" This
is the genuine American farcica! sequel to
sad affair. An investigation can do no
good to any one now, and that the need
for an investigation has existed at any time
is very much to be doubted.
-"Sherjf T. J. Taylor and wife and
lady, Of Massac county, were at The Hal.
liday in this city yesterday. The "lady,"
who accompanied ;he sheriff and his wife,
was on her. way to the Anna Insane asylum
to which she had been sentenced upon
Of insanity by the Metropolis
court.
In consequence Of the failure Of the
French chamber 10 vote the war credit,
all movements Of troops are stopped.
The French fleet, is ordered to rendezvous
at Port Said aud preserve strict ncu-
trality. The vote in the chamber is said
to indicate opposition to the ministry
rather than to the foreign policy
1t is evident that Arabia is as wide
awake as the English to the potency of
outrage ltature In moulding public opin-
ion. The British shape the news that
comes from Alexandria to Christendom
but Arabia revses what passes both ways
between the interior Of Egypt and the
outer world.
1t comes out through Republican
sources that Nix, ARTHUR and his cabinet
are considering tho river and harbor bin
solely with reference to it's probable effect
on the Republican party. The country
would be given away bodily if it was be.
LEVIED the Republican party would be
rendered more solid by the appropriation
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