The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-05


such of my credit customers who pay their
bills when due. Il. Koehler. 5t.
Receipt books, Cairo date line, perfora-
ted stub, suited to any business, manufac-
tured and for sale at the Cairo Bulletin
Office.
Arrangements have been made for
holding musical convention in this city,
commencing on the 10th instant and con-
tinuing four days.
There was slight rise in the tempera-
ture, west of us, and fall, north of us, &C.
cording To Sergeant w. II. Rays report
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. f. Vincent contemplates building
a second story to his building, at the north
east corner of Eighth street and CONNER
cial avenue.
Captain Howgate, under indictment at
Washington for embezzlement was allow
ed by Judge Cox to leave the Jail in charge
of bailiff, and spend New Year with his
friends.
The liquor bond of Mr., Michael E.
Powers, who has opened saloon at the
i southerly corner of Tenth and Poplar
streets, was approved at the last meeting
Of the council.
A man was arrested by Officer Warren
Wins Tuesday night for being drunk and
disorderly. He was fined six dollars
and Hcosts by Justice J. II. Robinson
yesterday.
MIR. John G. Brown, general solicitor Of
The Gould Southwestern railroad lines, has
appointed Mr.. Thomas j. Ports, of St
Louis, as general attorney for the Iron
Mountain railroad and its branches.
Mr.. J. A. Goldstine, the recently elect.
ed High Priest of Cairo Royal Arch Chap.
ter No II, gives notice in special locals OF
special convocation of the chapter, at
Masonic hall, on the 9th inst
From reports submitted to the council
al its Tuesday nights meeting, by the mag
istrate and Justices of the peace in the city,
it appears that Magistrate Comings col
lected fines during the month of December
to the amount of $4440; Justice Robinson,
$3.50 go; and Justice Osborn, $1,000.
On Tuesday Governor Culom pardon
ed Michael Kirwan, jr,, who was convicted
Of rape at the September term, 1879, of the
Jersey county circuit court, and sentenced
to the penitentiary for five years. The par.
don was recommended by the Judge, states
| attorney, eleven of the Jurors most of the
county officers any many other citizens
Mr.. Henry Breihan has purchased anG
put up in his soda factory new set of ma
chinery for the manufacture of soda water
1t is composed entirely of copper, and cost
considerable money Mr.. Breihan is evi
IDENTIFY doing profitable business
--Mormonism is not popular in London
Two missionaries of that faith were mob
bed while attempting to hold q meeting il
the suburbs of tho great city, and wsr,
forced to seek refuge at police head
quarters
SO far as obtained the list of casual
ties at the breaking of the floor at fssti
val Of the Knights of pythias in Shanes
Vile, O., last Saturday night, shows two
persons killed outright, three fatally burn
ed, and large number more or less sc
riously injured.
jay Gould, the new president Of th,
Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific railroad vii
be in st. Louis on Thursday. He will b.
accompanied by A. L. Hopkins first vic
president of the road. John q. Gaul
general manager of the road, has gone t
meet the party at Toledo, Ohio.
During the past season the Mississippi
river has been open from st. Paul to tn
gulf from April 80 to January /, n perio'
Of 244 days, and the closing, which oc
Cured Sunday night at St. Paul, is tn
latest this year ever known, with one ex
ception--that of four years ago, when tn
closing was delayed by mild weather unit
January A, 1878.
The third rail on the Denver and ri,
Grande Railway, between Denver and Pue
bio, was completely laid January !, anc
trains now run through from Kansas Cit,
to Denver, via Pueblo, over the Atchison
Topeka and Santa re and Denver and Ri
Grande Railways, without change. Thu
third rail makes the Denver and Ri
Grande the only double gauge railway ii
the world.