The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-21

| Ben F. Butler was nominated tor gov
ernor by the Massachusetts, Democrats.
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hebsacker,
who had been east for week or two, re-
turned home,
I'm whipped; but you will take notice
that Mr.. Wolseley didn't dine in London
on the 10TH Arab
There win be union meeting of all
the Sunday schools at the Methodist church
Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
We have renominated Mr.. Robson for
congress, gentlemen. What are you going
to do about it9--LThe Republican Party.
Go to VIM. Alba's on Commercial ave-
nue. for hair cut, shampoo, shaves etc. The
best shop In southern Ills, If
One thousand ejectment DEGREES for
| Lord billions estate are posted in County
Mayo. The tenants have not paid rent
since 1879.
Justice Robinson yesterday fined Alex
Jorden five dollars and costs for assault,
and John Adams, six and costs for drunken
ness and disorderly conduct.
Mr.. Herman Schulz, of the drug house
of Mr.. Paul G. Schnh, is on his way to
Chicago, there to attend college of phar-
macy for two years to perfect himself as a
druggist,
"A grand excursion will be given by
Mr.. Collins. of Milan, Tenn, from this city
and points below to Louisville and Gin
cinnati on the 26th inst. Mr.. j. f. King
is Mr., Collins agent here.
According to census bulletin No. 296
Just received at this Office, the native white
population of the country is 36, S43, 20l the
native colored, 6,632, $40; the foreign of all
co!ors, G,670,943.
Chief Myers has returned from his re-.
cent trip tor his health. He feels and looks
much better, has resumed his post OF duty
at the head of the police force, and will
make things warm for law-breakers gen
orally.
Mr.. Samuel Meyers, of the Ninth
street dry goods store, has gone east and
north to lay in stock of goods. Mr.
Ralph Meyers is here from Cincinnati and
has charge of the business during the
formers absence.
Marion Monitor: "Msj Jack Alden,
formerly partner in this office, and we'll
known newspaperman in these parts is in
charge of the Monitor Office. His acts
will be duly ratified by the proprietor. IN
all matters connected with the business
management of the paper. We assure our
patl ons of his capacity to run a newspaper,
do elegant job work, and for courteous
conduct to all. Nuf ced."
In improving the new levee as speci-
fled in the recommendations of the street
committee and resolutions of the city coun
Gil, about forty thousand yards of earth will
be needed according to the advertisement
for bids, by Comptroller Foley, the work
is to be finished within sixty days from the
time of the acceptance of the contracts,
This will put great many teams and men
at work during the next two months. Bids
will be received until Monday night when
the counsel will reset In special session tor
the purpose of receiving and opening, and
accepting or rejecting the bids
Just after yesterday mornings BuLLE-
TIN had gone to press mans voice was
heard, right under The BULLETIN office
window, on Ohio levee, crying murder
robbers police" THE BULLETIN press.
man hurried to the front window and threw
it open just in time to see two men run
ping up Ohio evee at break neck rate
and third walking slowly and whimper-
| lHR uOWU tlc StIcct. IL beeUuS lllul lne
two were in the act of garroting the one
when they were disturbed by the noise
made in raising the window, No arrests
were made, and, SO tar as known, no dam
age was done.
The theatre people and playhouse
patrons do not agree upon the pronuncia'
ton OF the word which is spelled "parquet'
in its native French, and is usually spelled
'parquette" in French, aud information is
asked on the subject. The French pronun
citation of 'parquet' is parka, and in &C
cordance with the English rule the pronun
citation of "parquette" is parket. Worces-
ter's dictionary gives only tho French
spelling "parQuet" and pronounces it parka
The pronunciation parket, therefore, de-
ponds upon the open question whether
custom has made the rule for writing The
word "parquette"