The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-29

hardly necessary to direct their attention to
il, but we wish to say that parties desiring
insurance will find these gentlemen clever
and obliging, and the companies they re-
present all first class.
Leo Keb's Southern Hotel Grand
free Lunch tonaght.
Mr. Al Carrie expresses himself as
under many obligations to the people, ana
particularly to Mayor Collins, OF Washing
ton, No. and to Judge Sey, of Union, Mo,
| IN, inc aid rendered him in his recent mis-
sion 10 these places Washington, says
NJ, Carrie. is A town Of about five thousand
Inhabitants, having many fine, substantial
business and residence houses, and looking
prosperous generally.
A challenge for match game OF base
ball has been sent by the dry goods aud |
other clerks living north of Eighth street,
to the dry goods and other clerks living
south of Eighth street. The game to be
fought next Sunday afternoon near the
Mississippi leyee, at the foot Of Eighth or
Tenth streets. There is some dormant
taleut in the boys aud an interesting game
is promised.
Doubt is expressed by some OF the
Irish detectives as to the identity oil the
man in South America who has confessed
to being one of the murderers of Cayendish
and Burke. He will be brought over TO
ireland if possible, and there his history
will be inquired into. 1t lisa fact OF inter
EST in connection with the case that the
police express knowledge OF the clrcum-
stances that one or two more OF the muir
derers escaped to America, though assert
ing that none of them took the course OF
this alleged assassin
Last Thursday the Wabash, 1t. Louis
and Pacific railroad company began to run
an accommodation train between this city
and Carmi. The train arrives in Cairo at
10 o'clock and leaves at 4 80 every after
noon This movement will be heralded
with pleasure 10y all people living along the
line of the road between the points named
It will give these people chance to come
to CAIRO and to take advantage of the gu
perior inducements offered by Cairo mer-
chants to all who wish to purchase supplies
of any kind. 1t will, in this way, also be
a great advantage to the merchants OF the
city.
"A woman who keeps several little
children, little restaurant and little dog
on Ohio leyee near the Illinois Central pas
) senger depot, raised considerable fuss yes
terday by chasing little boy, who had
caught her little dog and was making rapid
strides toward the city's little pound on
Railroad street. A large crowd of boys
followed in the rear, shouting and laughing
uproarously. 1t was an nterestingrace about
a half mile heat closely contested for
while, but decided finally in favor OF the
boy who passed The judges stand with the
dog aud entered the pound and slammed
the door in the face of the woman. The
woman continued to loiter around the pound
for half au hour or more, the object OF IN
terest of large crowd of street arabs aud
Others, but finally left and sent her husband
with the money to pay the taxes ana get
the dog, which ho did.
A look at the river bank in front OF The
Halliday will agreeably surprise most peo-
pie who have not been frequenting thate
part Of the city much. Some time ago
when the river was low tier OF rock was
built ut the base of the bank and when the
river rose the hollow between the rock and
the top Of the bank was filed up by the
sediment in the river to point even with
the top Of the rock tier. subsequently Dir. Ia
T. Parker sowed grass seed, and this is
coming up nicely auu LOOKS iiAo S'oo"
oasisin a long stretch Of barren ground, and
shines out reireshngIy from among the row
of dull colored water crafts which con
stantly line the wharf, Mr.. Paker has also
sowed grass seed IN several
- of the low places inside of the Ohio
levcc, between Fourth and Sixth streets,
which is all coming up nicely and will
soon improve the appearance of things there,
if not smothered by weeds
1t il, and probably has been from the
first, settled fact that Mr.. W. NJ. Muir
ply is TO be General Pavey's deputy. 1t
appears now that the same dispatch
which announced that General Logan had
recommended General Pavey, also asked
Mr. Murphy TO accept the position OF dcpu-