The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-26

| SEQ notlce OF Iurnlsneu Tooihs ioi ioh
in special locals.
AS before announced, Rev. Scarrett vii
occupy the Methodist pulpit to-day as
usual.
Don't fail to read to The end the notice
Of MrS. s. Williamson in special locals this
morning.
The last Of the Banner and Cleaner
office, consisting of the job material, was
sent from here to Benton yesterday.
Blanks to be filled in for publication
of tax purchasers notice will be furnished
free ofcharge on application at The Bull,
LETIN office. tt.
"A large force of men are still at work
every day, except Sundays, on the city'S
levee and will continue 70 be SO long as
may b. necessary to place 1t in as safe a
condition as the Ohio levee is.
The ferryboat Three States will make
an excursion trip to Fort Jefferson to-day,
lesving at o'clock p. m. and remaining at
the Fort long enough for passengers to
climb the hill and view the river. Round
trips % cents 1t.
Services will be held in the Presby-
terrain church both morning and evening
at the usual hours. The organ, which was
placed above the high water during the
scare, has been put into its proper place
aud tuned by Mr. Kuehne.
"A new county jsllor. coroner, governor
or president, was born unto the people in
general, ani satO CORNER and Mrs. r.
Fitzgerald N Plrticrlar, daring the frs,
days Of the week JUS; closed lie is as
bessthy As as il ,.oQt IND noisy,
jacob. +. S1i2Ae-d ::l,ed Thursday
tbs, ". T. R25,tscSr- elIsttoV O; the
port q New YORK. u IL! g,'s person bold
lug otz1s lzlsr tbs ssTgr2z2szi who Sc
egg;sl :4s from The Fsr1vts1 company for
services S. II s.t:r-sy-
-C4it; Wlinkt' is Il lss; disposed o.
The finding Il ;as cgzr;.sz2,till i i.ssp,
proved Vi OF technical gro1ais, and Whit
sker is bounced from Wcs, Poia; CT the
gronnd Of deficiency in his studies. Moth
ing is said sbouttbe deficiency in bis ears.
The counting room Of The Bulletin
is, for the present, in the Office OF Mess;s.
Cunningham & Smith, on Ohio levce, where,
from a. IN. to 5p IN. orders should be left,
during other times favors should be sent
to the Office on Commercial avenue, over
FrazierS shop. If.
Judge Love, of Iowa, in suit against
the American Union Telegraph company
for neglect in sending message to make
purchases on wheat contracts in Chicago,
decided that as the laws Of Illinois pro.
hibitoption deals, the plaintiff cannot re-
cover damages.
Chester Tribune: "The labor of
about two hundred, and perhaps two hun.
dred and fifty men will be let out on con-
tract the 4th Of next month. Several par.
ties Of large manufacturers have been here
of late lesrnng particulars Of the contract
required, and many letters have been re-.
ceiyed asking particulars"
The carcases Of several dead ANNALS
are lying in different parts Of the city.
That of dog lies on Washington avenue
near Thirteenth street; that of horse or
mule lies in the commons, near group Of
trees, on Eighteenth street, back OF Locust
street, They should be removed as soon
as possible.
The elections to Gil vacancies in the
Illinois house Of representatives resulted in
the choice Of Mr. Bayre in the Tenth and
Mr.. i. n. Rice in the Twelfth Senatorial
District, Both are republicans, and Mr
Rice succeeds a democrat, making repub
lican gain Of one in the house. The demo
crats retained the seat held by them ia the
Forty.thrd district.
AS appeares from the county commits.
sioner's report OF their meeting held last
December, as concluded in this issue o
The BULLETIN, the board expended for
the poor Of the county during tho three
months ending on tho LIST Of December tho
sum of $72565. OF this sum 81 74.4,
dollars was expended for salaries Of county
ovcrseer Of the poor, county physician
ovcrsecr Of the poor farm and keeper Of tht
poor farm, which included medicines, etc.
10000 was allowed to the Sisters Of
the Holy Cross for caroiny for the county
poor during the quarter; $e07C
was allowed the Anna insane asylum TO
care of the county insane; 5000 wa
allowed to different persons for work abou
the poor farm md the balance, $l3C.70