The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-27

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cal aspect in southern Illinois
An interesting game of baseball was
played yesterday afternoon in the commons,
back of THE BULLETIN building, between
the "Stars" and Browns" two juvenile
clubs of this city. Mr.. Frank Herbert
umpired the game which was close one,
resulting in eleven talies tor the "Stars"
and ten for the browns"
Up to last evening nothing had been
heard of the Chicago Clothing House base
ball club, which went to Tiptonville,
Tenn, Thursday to play n match game
with club there and was to return yester
day morning. The boys reputation here,
for soberness and punctuality stood A i
until yesterday.
After quoting The BULLETINS short
description of the animated CD picture on
exhibition in the paper hanging establish.
ment Of Mr.. jeff NJ. Clark, the Jonesboro
Gazette says; "CitzenS of Jonesboro and
Anna will recognize in this the handiwork
of that inventive genius, Mr.. J. J. Kocnig
now of Mound City, and in which work
he was largely attended by Mr.. j. E..
Terpinitz, of Anna
We are requested to say that there is
to be meeting of the committees on the
Loretto FAIR and Festival to-day, and are
anxious to make it plain ana do them the
favor, but we have forgotten where they
will meet and the time; will say at ven
ture, however two p. M. at Arab engine
house, or it may have been the llibernans,
also that the principal feature Of the first
evenings entertainment will be of a literary
character
A meeting of the joint water
works committee. was to have been
held yesterday, but because of
the absence from the city of
Messrs. T. W. Halliday and l.. Pine, mem
bers of the committee, the meeting was
postponed until these gentlemen will have
returned Mr.. Halliday is expected to-day
and Mr.. Pine to morrow or next day. A
meeting may therefore be held within the
next few days.
About four miles above DuQuoin, near
70 o'clock Friday night, the down freight
train on the Cairo Short Line railroad
struck COW standing on the track and
was derailed together with sixteen cars
which were badly wrecked. The engineer
was seriously wounded and the fireman
was killed. The incoming passenger train,
due here yesterday morning at A o'clock
Yesterday morning, did not arrive until
about noon, being delayed 10y tho wreck
In speaking of the colored Republi'
can voter. the GOlconda Herald (Rep.)
saws: " These vULrUREs seek to SOW dIscord
in the ranks because they have no carcass
to pay on They should be set down upon
SEVERELY" And of course, the Pulaski
Patriot Republican, endorses these senti-
ments Y hen it says: "Mr Thompson Of
the Goieo0is Herald is making vigorous
fight for the party and is doing much
good. The Herald is reliable party Or
gan and can be placed along side the Pa.
TRIcT."
Two river men, Clonan and Bradley
quaIrelei on Ohio leyee, opposite Bryant.
fruit stand, yesterday evening. Bradley
struck CIonan in the head with piece OF
iron and knocked bin sense'ess for few
moments. Mayor Thistlewood aud Chief
Myers were promptly on hand Bradley wa
taken charge of and marched to Justice
Robnsons office for trial but he was just
drunk enough to think that he knew more
and could talk better, about law than the
court, and was SO quaTeIsome that the
court, saw himself compelled to send the
prisoner to jail to sober up.
A large attendance was at Temper
ance hall on Friday evening at the regular
meeting. Several short speeches wer'
made, bnmfull Of prohibition. Letters werC
read from Louis Hancock, member Of
tia gt,tn ,an,,,l Dr,h;htI,on Damn tInn