The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-14
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.
Notices In these columns, ton conts per line,
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pion of Irish rights, is ON his way to Amer
ica
Persons holding any claims against the
Cairo Turn Gemeinde will find notice OF
interest to themselves in special locals.
Young William Kendall against whom
there is a warrant out charging him with
having obtained money by fraud, and who
could not be found has not yet turned up.
He is believed to be in st. Louis.
The telegraph announces that one
member of the cabinet is opposed to Miss
Couzins as Utah commissioner because
she is a woman. The party who will bring
us photograph of that member, dead or
alive, will be literally rewarded and no
questions asked.
MIR. June Wright left for North Msdi'
son Indiana last Sunday. For what purpose
has already been announced in these col
umns. He will be married Tomorrow, will
then 60 to Cincinnati and other cities aud
places of interest, and will return here
about the middle of next week.
The Fourth, Tenth and Fourteenth
streets sewers were opened yesterday morn
ing by Street Commissioner Baird, and the
water was running strongly ont through all
of them. The rivers above, though check
ed somewhat, are still generally falling,
| which insures continued declines here, and
consequent steady and complete drainage
of the city's bottoms.
The Baptist Sunday school scholars
had picnic at Fort Jefferson yesterday
The ferry boat Three States took the party
down in the morning and brought it back
about five o'clock in the evening Over
hundred people went and enjoyed them
selves nicely all day. Many of them re-
turned with baskets full of flowers and
ferns.
One negro woman had another arrest
ed yesterday for asking a man how his sis
ter's baby was The complainant, who was
took the remark as an insult and had
necress number one arrested for using
abusive language. Since the remark was
not made to the complainant the court de
cided that she was not abused and acquitted
the defendant
In the county courts yesterday after
noon Mrs Gallagher, wife of Patrick CALI
CHER living near the convent, was tried for
insanity. The jury in the case consisted of
Drs Benson aud Petrie, and Messrs. D. +.
King, GeorgeE L. Olmsted, C.E. Hodges and
J. l.. Denny. The jury found that defendent
was guilty and fit subject for the insane
ASYLUM. No other business was disposed
of by the court
The Democratic Illinois State Central
committee met at Springfield on the 9th
instant, and after an exchange of views on
the subject, astate convention was ordered
held at Springfield at II o'clock on Thurs.
day, September 7, next. The representa-
ton was fixed at one delegate for every
400 votes cast for Hancock and English in
1880, and one delegate for every fraction of
200 votes and over
There remain but two pegs on which
to hang hope that Guiteau will not him
self hang on the 30th of June. His coun-
sci has exhausted all possible resources
save the application to the supreme court
for writ Of habeas corpus, on the ground
that the court below had no jurisdiction
over the case, and, when this shall have
failed, an application to the president for
pardon on the ground of insanity. Both
expedients will be resorted to, and both
will undoubtedly fail.
The Cairo Masonic Lodge will cele-
brate ST. Josephs day, which comes on the
cath inst, by agrand picnic to Elco, Alto
Pass or some point on the Wabash road.
The entire order including the families of
members, and such Others as may be in
vited, will take part in the celebration.
Prof Al. Goss' cornet band will be there TO
| furnish sweet music, and it is probable that
an Grafton will also be among the attractive
features, All who go will supply them
selves with well filled baskets. A fine time
will certainly be had by all who attend.
The following new books have been
ordered for the library, and will be here IN
a few days: "The Bailiti's Maid" Mrs.
Wister; "Serva," Mrs. Wister; "Tempest
and Sunshine" Mrs. Holmes; "'rhe Boys of
'6i," Coffin; "Young Nmrods Around the
World" Knox "Boys Of Cheqnasset," Mrs.
Whitney; "French History for English
Children" by Sarah Brook; Sesame and
Lilies" Ruskin; "Hall in the Grove" Pan