The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-18

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An excursion to St. Louis on'thc nev
steamer City of Cairo, on the first of May
Is spoken Of. MN
1t is expected that some Indictment
will be returned at st. Joseph for th'
taking off Of Jesse James.
Five cases Of drunkenness and three
of disorderly conduct was the extent o.
the police business yesterday.
See notice of Mr.. J. s. Hawkins in
special locals and have him clean and re-
pair your cistern If necessary.
The Egyptian mills, one of Cairos in
stitutions, is running again, after brief
stand for repairs.
Blanks to be filled in for publication
of tax purchasers notice will be furnished
free of charge on application at The Bull
LErrN Office. Il.
Tho Singer works begun operations
again yesterday and will continue from
now ON to prosecute their contemplated
great Improvements and additions.
An old negro man named VIM. Soulce,
hard working fellow, fell from q plank
leading from shore to a fat-boat lying at
the foot OF Eighth street, to the ground
and broke his leg between the knee and
ankle. He received prompt surgical at
tention.
Smallpox is reappearing in different
parts of the state with renewed vigor. Re.
newed abuse of the state board of health
for its needless" (i) efforts to suppress the
disease, is now in order and may be ex.
pected from the old grandmother sort Of
newspapers all over the state.
The Independent" or Saloon. Keepers
Association have met several times within
the last few days. Sunday nights meeting,
which was the last meeting, was very inter-
interesting and some good work was done
in the form of the passage Of sensible res
olutions, etc.
The anniversary ball Of the Hibernian
fire company last night was nice affair
The attendance was large and the pleasure
unbounded. A happier crowd than was
gathered there seldom gathers anywhere
and the boys have good cause to feel proud
of the manner in which their last anniver-
sary was celebrated.
There was al rise Of from two to four.
teen degrees in the temperature at all but
one of the eighteen points Of the northwest
heard from yesrerdayl afternoon, aud the
thermometer ranged between fifty mine and
seventy three degrees. One and 3-lOO of
aninch rainfall wasreported from Bismarck;
none from other points.
All who believe that the city council
should persist in its endeavor to induce the
narrow gauge railroad company to enter
the city in such manner as will prove most
beneficial to the city. should vote for Mr..
VIM. McIale, in the First ward; Mr..
Jesse Hinkle, in the Second ward Mr.. B.
+. Blake, in the Third ward; Mr.. A. Swo.
bods, the Fourth ward, and Mr.. T. w.
Halliday, in the Fifth ward.
AT one o'clock yesterday afternoon the
Ohio river stood at thirty. four feet nine and
q half inches at this point. During the
previous twenty-four hours it rose two and
half inches. AT points above here the
rivers fell as follows during the same time:
Cincinnati, FIVE inches, Chattanooga, three
inches; Louisville, three, inches; Nashville,
three feet six inchess 81. Louis three inches.
The rise here is likely to cease to-day.
Little Victor Hannv, the little son of
Mr. G. Hanny, had narrow escape from a
horrible death by being run over on the H.
linois Central track Sunday afternoon.
He attempted to cross the track in front of
an approaching train, aud in order to do
SO ran ahead Of the train some distance,
and then stepped on the track and fell. He
had presence of mind enough to roll over
several times and succeeded thus in get.
ting outside the rails just in time to escape
the wheels of the front car.
This morning THE BULLETIN an
nounces Mr.'Wm. McHale as a candidate
for Alderman from the First ward. Mr..
McHalc is one of our Oldest citizens and
has in his time taken an active part in the
affairs Of the city. He is we'll posted with
regard to all matters of importance in which
the city is likely to become involved and is
capable Of exercising good Judgment in
their disposition. The people of the First
ward will have capable representative.