The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-28


"A grand illumination Of fireworks Will
be made at Kings Ice Cream Garden to-
night. IT
Another notice in special locals from
Magistrate Comings is explanatory OF the
previous notice.
49, Losr at postollico Yesterday, peck
ct book containing money Finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving same At no
Ohio lcvce.
To day the Republican state convcn-
ton mcctg at Springfield, for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for state treasurer
and superintendent of public instruction
Right Rev Geo +. Scymore, bishop OF
Springfield, was in Metropolis yesterday
and held services in the Presbyterian
church there.
"A curiosity Of some note we've five bar
res OF -four in the store Of Messrs. Wood
RittcnhouBa IL Bro, the wheat out of which
it was made was still in the field the day
before,
-NEw ORLEANS June 20. Henry
Forbes seaman on the steamer Marco
AurcIio, from Havana, admitted to the
hospital sunday is now pronounced a clear
case of yellow fever.
The sewers can be reopened when the
river marks about thirty-three feet on the
gauge Last evening it had fallen to near
ly 81, and was still on the decline. Above
w. the rivers are still falling, aud 1t is
likely that the sewers may be opened by
Saturday. if not sooner.
AT three o'clock yesterday morning
an interesting event occurred in the family
of Mr. Herman Myers, 1t was the birth of
n healthy, fifteen pound boy. Mr.. Myers
is absent from the city, but has doubtless
been informed OF his good fortune ere tins,
and is hurrying homeward.
The Attorney General has decided that
property belonging to IA religious society but
used only for a parsonage, and also property
owned 10y tho church aud rented out, should
be assessed and taxed. The church property
exempt from taxation is that actually used
for public worship and for no other purpose
when the land is owned by the congrega-
ton.
"A string band in II hack, making sweet
music while being driven through the
principal streets OF the city, WAS an attrac'
ton to pedestrians last evening. 1t was in
the employ of Mr.. d. f. King, who was
thus reminding the public that his fine ice
cream garden up town was still in full
blast.
Clara Belle says the new summer gait
for women in New York is called the slide
glide, and is made up of long even steps,
with the body quite stilllv erect, but rising
and falling considerably with each length,
cned stride That it is rapidly becoming
popular and is especially adapted to tall,
elegant women One arm usually bangles
at the side while the other holds the para
sol.
The cabinet has refused to interfere in
Guiteau's behalf, and upon hearing Of this
Gniteau sent the following letter, by Rev,
Hicks, to President Arthur; "Rev. Mr..
Hicks; Go and see Arthur and shake your
fist in his face Tell him made him pres
idcnt by my inspiration, md he must give
me an unconditional pardon, and if he
doesn't God Almighty will blast him for.
ever. tell you brother Hicks, I'm Gods
man aud God takes care Of his own"
Heavy storms of Sind and rain are re-.
ported IL the dispatches from numerous
points IN Town, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and
elsewhere, with much damage to crops,
larn buildings dwellings, AMI other prop
erty. At the election tomorrow IN Iowa ON
the prohbitory liquor amendment to the
Constitution an extra box is to be provided
at each polling place for the deposit OF con.
tribuiions for the relief of sufferers 10y the
recent tOinudoos
"A picturesque poster issued by the
Wabash railroad company for the annual
Fourth Of July excursion trains, is beauty
in design and execution A bazieg sky.
rocket, shooting diagonOly across the BILL
leaving fry trail behind, is the most con-
splCuous feature, II announces great re.
ductlon IN rates for the "lO6:h anniversary
of the nations birthday, aud gives other
interesting data all printed in bright clear
letters, aud profusely intermingled with
stars aud stripes Of the national colors.
Yesterday woman named Catherine
| iIancanp swore out warrant for the ar.
rest Of Lulu Gray, for keeping disreputa.