The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-22

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The machinery in Capt. w. p, Hall
days new saw millsi is being put in plac,
by Engineer j D. Smith.
Senator Hills physicians have pro
ncunced his case hopeless, though he MAJ
live and suffer for some time yet
Mr.. A, Hally has bought the house ant
stock Of Mr.. Frank Warren, at the corner o.
Eighteenth street and Commercial avenue
and will reft aud restock the house.
Clara Ross and Salie Carroll were
each fined ten dollars and costs by Mag.
istrate Comings yesterday for being inmates
of bad houses. They were jailed in de-
fault of payment of the fine.
Some of the fancy goods in the show
window of Mrs. S. Williamson store caught
fire last evening and everything in the win
dow was destroyed, but no further damage
was done by the fire.
Prof. Thorp, the celebrated vocalist; or
ganst and elocutonist, aud his wife, the
powerful contraltoist, will sing at Hart.
mans hall on Monday night The pro-
gramme is at hand and we pronounce it
excellent. ct.
The entrance to THE BULLETIN news
and editorial rooms is on Railroad street.
The front entrance TO job office is closed
after seven p. m. Visitors will always find
the Railroad street entrance open. It
Yellow fever items are becoming I'M
pleasantly frequent in the dispatches. Since
warm weather set in, sixty.four ship cap
tains have died with the scourge in Cuban
ports, and other ship arrived at Philadel-
phia yesterday with fever ON board,
Astounding as it may seem, the victims
of the toy pistol in the vicinity of Boston
since the 4,h are said to amount to forty.
And yet, the catalogue is probably not com,
plete, Will any true parent ever permit a
| ilIllh W Wy WIN til'oC weapons any bipIS
ALL persons having any objections to
make to the assessors books which are now
ready for presentation to the board OF coun-
ty commissioners must make them known
| to the board at its meeting Monday, as the
books will then be presented to the board
See notice of County Clerk s. j. IIumm in
special locals
Officer st. John, Of st. Louis, came to
Cairo Thursday in responce to notice
from Circuit Clerk Irwin that the negro
murderer Sims had been captured and was
in custody here. Yesterday morning MIR.
Irwin who, with the assistance Of Officer
| Sheehan, arrested Sims, turned the prisoner
over to Officer st. John who left on the
Short Line train.
Prof and Mrs Thorp, Of Philadelphia,
are in our city. They stand pre-eminent
among the vocaists Of the east and the
music.loving people of orr city will be
rendered rich treat, on Monday evening
| next, by the able artists at Hartman's hall.
Tickets 80 cents for sale at IIartman's. Ct.
DR. Rauch is in Washington to secure
an appropriation sufficient to allow the ma
tional board of health to continue its work
ofchecking the spread Of possible epidemics.
The refusal to grant sufficient appropria-
ton for the purpose has been an act Of the
present congress severely criticised, and
with reason.
Another Democrat has been ousted
from his seat In the federal house and a
Republican seated in his stead. Tilman
name Of the negro ex-convict who sue.
ceeded him. Through the false footing up
of the clerk and an assumption Of power by
the speaker, the robbery was contaminated
Even so extreme a partisan as Calkins
refused to be party to the villainy.
To carry out the HubbelI political as.
sessment theory the Republican congress
onal committee should call FOR two per
cent OF tile pay of every pensioner in the
United States. Two per cent on 800, 000,.
600 might help an unprincipled Republican
committee very materially Certainly il
cooks at lndian schools are made to con.
tribute TO the Republican fund, pensioners
should be brought to time also.
"A colored voter of Metropolis writing
TO the Chronicle Sentinel of that town, says
"tho day when n colored man can be sold
has passed and gone" Pshaw There are
hundreds of ailidavits on file in this city
which set forth that the atlantis, all colored
men, were bought and sold like any mer
chandise during the late Republican prlm
/ aries here. And the buyers and sellers wer,
Republicans, too, and the price paid ranged
from swallow of cheap whiskey to ten
dollars.