The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-12

-DOut forget the ~ W. IA W uahNe
Thursday night. 1t
School children will md The BULLE-
TIN scratch books Nos. 2 and 3 tor sale at
Phil Saup's candy store. If
Jacob Lstner has gone into the bakery
business, and housekeepers should read bis
card in special local column.
Last evening Chief Myers had not heard
anything of the two satchels sent to East
St. Louis by the two young burglars, John
and Frank Pullman.
Work on Eighth street was begun
yesterday by force of men under Street
Commissioner Baird. The levee work is
nearly finished.
Judges Browning and Crawford and
Messrs, A, G. Damran and Joseph p. Rob.
arts, were at The Halliday yesterday. They
were here attending circuit court.
Judge Baker convened circuit court
Tor few hours here yesterday. No bust
ness of much Importance was done. Court
adjourned until Wednesday morning.
Elegant artist proof steel engray.
ings, 32xSs retail price, sl5 each are
offered at bargain, apply at the BULLETIN
Office. ct
Just received S large stock of fine
opera glasses, pesI. aud other kinds, for
sale Apd hire; also fDe jewelry, watches,
clocks s1i p.s,ei ware, s, Budsr's jswelry
store. If
To-day Deputy Sheriff Guy Morse will
% out into the couatry for the purpose of
subppnAing witnesses in the injunction case
Of the city of Cairo VS.. the St. Louis and
Cairo railroad company, which is to be tried
before Judge Baker on the 18th instant.
Mr.. Morse will be out several days.
Pilot Mcbride goes on the steamer W.
P. Halliday to-day, in place OF one of her
regular pilots who is off on furow-or more
definitely speaking, gone to pick up some
noble craft which he will tow through the
remainder OF his voyage through life, or
still more definitely speaking-gone to get
married.
Cairo has a poet. A man who thus
far has been above suspicion. His family
have our deepest sympathy. The disease
may not be incurable. He can be seen in
an "iron cager in one of our great hardware
establishments. We learned of his sudden
attack accidentally and do not feel at lib
erty to mention names.
Alex, Hill and Thomas Film, got full
| of gin, began to SIN, and This,lewood came
and "put them in" They were quarrel.
ling on Ohio levee near Mr., Leo Klebbs'
saloon Sunday; both wanted to fight but
neither was able to toe the mark. They
were calaboosed until yesterday and then
fined each one dollar and cost by Magls.
trate Comings
Circuit Clerk Twins Office ia being
given necessary overhauling being new.
ly papered and painted. The walls and
ceiling we're in very bad condition, the
plaster cracked in thousand places. They
are being covered with neat paper which
will improve the appearance very much and
will not draw too heavily upon the county's
funds.
The name of a we'll known and hither-
TO highly respected young man is connec'
tel by rumor with the diamond robbery OF
Mrs. Phiferling. The reason of this is, that
ha mysteriously disappeared shortly after
the crime was made public and that he had
for a long time been on intimate terms with
the family. II is TO be hoped that dark
suspicion will not hover over him long
We believe that rumor wrongs him deeply
and hope that this will be made to full,
appear before long.
Miss Ada V. Scarritt aud Fannie /.
Barclay desire TO say that in their efforts t
raise funds for the improvement of th
Methodist Episcopal church, they have sue
/ cceded beyond heir brightest hopes. Tn
repairs are completed the church is nea,
attractive and comfortable. On behalf O
the congregation Of the NJ, L. church, the
extend most hearty thanks TO all who S
generously assisted them, and cordial il
vita,ion TO come and see how the none
has been expended.
The loss of property by the great FIR
i in London, England, during last week
the largest which has occurred in that cit
In twenty years-is estimated at over $l5
100000. A whole square Of building
covering more than two acres of grounc
was destroyed, and az tho propOrty wa