The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-12

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in town yesterday.
See notice in special locals of auction
sale this morning by Messrs. Olmsted &
Winter
Mrs. w. p. Wright has gone to Wau-
kesha, where she will spend the balance Of
the summer.
Two more victims OF the Gold Dust
disaster were buried in st. Louis day be-
fore yesterday
IN Bambrick was fined ten dollars and
costs by Magistrate Comings Yesterday for
selling liquor without having first obtained
a license.
MIR. w. II. Axe, of Hot Springs, Ark,
is in the city since yesterday morning lie
is here only on short visit, and will re-
| turn home tomorrow.
Mourning over the adjournment OF con
gress is confined to Washington boarding
house keeper. The congress which has
| Just died has not made record for wise
legislation.
Mr.. Peter Neh, the baker, nephew OF
Mr. Peter Nctf the whilom merchant tailor,
isnow thoroughly established in his new
bakery on Commercial avenue between
Twentieth and Nineteenth streets.
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. Il
The clerks of the national board OF
health were dismissed Thursday for want
of an appropriation to pay them, but 422
new clerks were appointed in the pension
department
A match game Of base ball, for fifty
, dollars side, between picked nine from
among the young clerks and busines men
north, and another from among those south
of Eighth street, is spoken of and will prob
ably take place tomorrow afternoon,
Negotiations are pending between
Mr.. Harry Walker and Mr.. G.
B. l.. Beard, secretary of the Paducah
Racing association, looking to on engage
ment of the Comique band for the great
races which are to come off in that city
soon.
Mr. Foster, of Clinton, was in the city
Yesterday, looking for tracks of a burglar
or some burglars who blew open his safe
at Clinton few days ago, and took there
, from $500 cash, some watches and postage
stamps. No traces were found here.
Fanny Brown was arrested yesterday
charged with stealing silver watch, &
dress and bed tick from her hostess. The
dress she had on, but the other things could
not be found. Her case was continued by
Magistrate Comings.
1t takes compositor with his mind
on anything but his work and a proof
reader who never obcys orders, to knock
the sense out OF anything from small
paragraph to business card. The butch
ering done to Mr.. Sebastian Barsh's card
yesterday morning is fair sample of what
the two can do in that line when they try.
AT Olney in the 44th senatorial dis.
trict the Republicans had very inharmo'
NOUS, and sometimes, rather disgraceiul
convention this week, the result of which
has 80 displeased large body of Repub
licans that they have joined the prohl
bitionists and will help them to put q
ticket in the field and elect it.
Since yesterday morning we learned
from several citizens young citizens
OF a romantic turn of mind, that there was
8 an unusual display of celestial light during
, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, nights
visible even in Egypt Egypt. Shoot
ing-stars with long trails of light were nu
merous.
, Extensive preparations are being com
pleted by the Young Mems Democratic
club of Cairo for their grand rally Monday
night. Not only will there bes bonfires
seats, music etc, but speakers Of note
among them Hon. d. r. Linegar the Dem
L
ocratic candidate for the general assembly
! from this district and the Hon. Messel
Ward, OF Charleston, Mo-, q good speake,
I of unimpeschable Democracy.
To-day is the first of series of meet
ings to be held at the Baptist church ant
other places in this city by the Alexander
, County Sunday School convention The
Y meetings will continue until Monday even.
ing inclusive, and will be very interesting
!. throughout. The songs of the Carmar
family, so celebrated in this part of the
0 state, will be conspicuous feature of every
a meeting. The attendance will be large.