The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-09

Twenty eighth street, between Commercial
avenue and Poplar street, who has beef
sick for some time, died yesterday morn
ing.
1t is announced that Mr.. Junius q
Wright, first clerk of The Halliday, and
Miss Ada George, of North Madison, Ind.
will be married at the residence of the
brides parents on the 18th inst. Mr.
Wrights many friends here had him
married once before, but they were
mistaken.
A postal card from Mr.. II, 9. Wilkey,
postmasterat Columbus Ky, to Chief Myers,
received yesterday, states that the safe In
the post Office at that place was blown open
by burglars Wednesday night, AMI that
liberal reward is offered for the capture oil
the thieves. What or how much was
stolen is not stated.
The Choral society met last evening at
the office of DR.. w. G.. Jocelyn to rehearse,
preparatory 10 taking part in the COM
menccment exercises at the opera house
this afternoon. The opera house should be
crowded and doubtless will be. The ex.
ercises will be of more than ordinary inter
est on occasions of that kind.
Henry Bloomfield, negro man, living
up town, upset Mrs. Hines peanut stand
in the Clark building on Ohio levee yester-
day. Mrs, Hines had Henry arrested for
disorderly conduct, and Justice Robinson
fined him five dollars and costs. He was
given stay of execution. A white man
was also fnel one dollar and costs by the
same court.
The members of the ladies lani
league in Cleveland are disposed to revolt
against Bishop G.lmour's proclamation ex'
communicating all those connected with
that organization in his diocese. They
have made response to his pastoral letter
in which they say; I'VE have done moth
ing against the church as Irish women.
We have organized society to aid Ireland.
Ifthat be hersey, then we are heretics."
The little son of Mr.. Richard Jones,
who was thrown from wagon and badly
injured Wednesday morning, was getting
along nicely yesterday. After having been
thrown from the wagon, the wheels passed
over both his legs, bruising them somewhat
and causing swelling; but yesterday he
experienced no pains from this source. His
arm is healing rapidly.
The sheriff of johnson county brought
two women to this city for confinement in
the Alexander county Jail Wednesday. The
women are mother and daughter, and are
charged with numbering little child that
was found dead near their premises some
time ago The little body bore signs of
violence, and the younger of the two wom-
en- who is a widow named Clannaban is sus-
pected of being the illegitimate mother of
the child.
The pope has introduced novel practice
in diplomacy. Hitherto the selection of
diplomatis;s to represent the vatican has
been confined to the pupils of the Noble
Ecclesiastical academy at Rome, but he
has now decided that any young ecclesias-
tics who manifest the requisite qualifica-
tlons for diplomatic career may be sent
to the Nunclos residing at the different
courts to be educated in diplomacy. I'm
fortunately the number is not likely to be
very large, as it is stipulated that the young
priests will have TO defray their own ex-
penses.
"A warrant was sworn out yesterday by
Mr.. &. A, Heath for the arrest of young
VIM. Kendall. The warrant sets forth that
the said Kendall obtained money from said
Heath upon an order on the circuit clerk
for jury fees for whichthe said Kendall had
previously given order to some one else.
The amount involved is four or five dollars.
Up to last evening the officer in whose
hands the warrant had been given had not
been able to find the said Kendall, and it
was supposed that the young man had left
the city for parts then unknown.
In a statement Of stock raising by
Mrs. +, Hano, published in THE BULLETIN
some days ago, several errors occurred
which the lady points out in recent letter
to Sheriff Hodges. The principal error was
TO the effect that she had "a black repub-
lican MAN called Eg. Smith. Mrs. Hano
says her husband is a white man and a
good democrat. The BULLETIN begs Mrs.
Hano's pardon. The passage should have
read 81 have black republican RAN
called Eg. smith, The BULLETIN hopes
that, having made the amende honorable
Mrs. Hsno will withdraw her unkind