The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-24

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TIN scratch-bo Nos. and 8 tor sale at
Phil Saup's candy store. If
-"Thc great unfinished" is what the
Bloomington Bulletin calls the Illinois
state house.
The city jail gang, under the surer-
vision Of TRADER AFTER, commenced work
on Commercial avenue below Eight street
yesterday,
The case of The People VS.. j. E. Parks
for assault with serious intent, which has
been pending in the county court for a
long time WAS dismissed yesterday by
that court for the want Of prosecution
MIR, Peter Netf'S Commercial.aven
stores are rapidly approaching completion.
The cornice isin place, and the FIRE walls
are now being run up They have au i'm
posing appearance,
Mt Web White started early this
morning on trip down the Chicago, st.
Louis aud New Orleans railroad, to join a
party OF surveyors under Mr.. Charles
Thrupp, Sr, which is making survey of
the road from New Orleans up. He sill
be gone several months.
Several parties of hunters --game.hunt-
ers-went ont into the woods a day or two
ago aud some OF them returned yesterday
little the worse for wear But they had
good hunt. There is no sport 10 hunting
if game flies or crawles right in front of
the muzzle Of your weapon and dies wheth-
or you hit il or not. In order TO enjoy
"hunting" you must be permitted to hunt.
Capt. T. W, Shields has effected such
arrangements with John Dillon, the funniest
on the stage to-day, whereby he will pre-
s Mt a Cairo audience some time early 10
January his new play states attorney
This is sp ken Of very httteringly by the
press, aud as every one knows who John Dill.
lon ls, his name is sufficient guarantee that
the piece is good one.
The Cairo city gas company have
placed at their works, machinery for crush.
ing and screening coke, aud are now pre-.
pared ~ furnish crushed coke, which is an
excellent substitute for hard coal. Orders
left at III, office on Eighth street will re-
ceive prompt attention lw
THE My Partner Combination" Wed.
nesday night At the Opera House presents
powerful cast, and life in the mining re.
gions of California will be depicted with all
its pleasury short comings, and desperate
adventures, The leading characters the two
partners, are assumedly Messrs, Thompson
q Z imuds the former personaung the
honest bluff and impetuous Joe Sanders.
Next spring Mr.. VIM. KIuge will have
his present residence on the north side Of
Seventh street moved back about thirty
feet, and ou the space thus vacated in
front, will erect two story
addition Of brick, thirty by
twenty five feet ia dim ensons. Mr.
KIuge would have begun this i'm provement
this fall had he known that the weather
would remain mild as long as it has
An alteration occurred last evening
shortly after six o'clock in the tightening
rod establishment of Mr.. Freeman, on
Washington aveIie, between MrFreeman
and another man connected with the bust.
ness, Words lead to blows which were
interrupted only when the front
door was bursed open by
officers and Others, and the men
separated. Tnecourt will probably have
something to say ia tho matter to-day,
Yesterday one Of two cottages stand.
ing on the north eide of Seventh street,
which were recently purchased by Mr..
Michael Glenn, WAS moved from i,s place
and will be taken to vacant lot on Cedar
street The other one on the adjoining
lot, which also belongs to Mr.. Glenn, will
be removed to the same vicinity. One OF
the lots on Seventh street belongs to Mr..
VIM. Kluge and the other to Mr., II. II.
Cunningham who will probably utilize
them before long.
The annual report Of the secretary OF
the treasury just issued says that during
fiscal year ending June 30th 1882, the re.
ceip,s Of the government, exclusive of the
public debt were $403, 525 $50, and the ex'
pendIuro exclusive Of the redemption Of
the public dept SEQ, 0si ,43o. The excess
OF the receipts over the expenditures II