The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-28

Notices in these Columns, Ten cente per ,he
each insertion and whether marked or not II cacu'
lated 10 toward any mans business interest are
always paid for.
The Masons had special meeting last
night
Services were well attended in the
churches Sunday,
Hon. w. A. Spann was guest at
The Halliday yesterday.
Thursday is turkey day-"thanksgiv-
ing -day" some people call it,
The Dublin police claim to be on the
track of Lord Cavendish's assassins.
Union services are to be held Thurs
day morning in the Methodist church
The several important representatives
of the Singer company are expected to ar
rive to-day,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N, Hughes, are enjoying
a visit from the latter's nephew, Mr.. Charles
Ble,ock, of ST. Louis.
School children will find The BuLLE-
TIN scratch books Nos. 2 and 3 tor sale at
Phil Saup's candy store. If
Frank James was up for preliminary
examination at Jacksonville, Mo-, yester-
day. He pleaded "not guilty"
--Ex-Rey. r. q. Hoffman, Of Blooming
ton recently expelled from the Methodist
church, will not appeal his case to the judi
icial conference.
a sSrGRaas Pr s 81 F godds is 81 Their cir
show windows Some of these windows
exhibit much study and artistic Taste in
their arrangement.
Magistrate 'Comings had nine of the
black female inhabitants of the lower end Of
town before him yesterday, all charged
with various kinds of disorderly conduct
They we're fined in sums ranging from i've
to ten dollars each.
Mr.. Joseph Farnbaker, of Montana
Territory, who was raised in this city but
has been away for number of years, was
expected TO arrive early, this morning and
probably did He is a son Of Mr. I. Farm
baker and came on visit,
"A huoting party from Vincennes con-
aisting OF Messrs VIM McAndrew, L, A,
Wise, Perry Tindoph, W. X, Davis aud
Theodore Agnew, came down yesterday
and stopped at The Halliday. They are
bound for some distance down the river.
Sullivan, the slugger, has finally killed
fool who attempted to win $1,000 by
standing up for a fight of four rounds with
the champion. About three hundred per
sons witnessed the murder, which occurred
at variety theatre in Washington several
days ago. The authorities everywhere
ought to put a stop to these brutal and de
morslizing exhibitions.
The loss caused by the fire at Coum
bus, KY, Saturday evening, was about two
thousand dollars. What was not destroyed
by fire was pulled down in order to pre-
vent the spread OF the names. one man
named Frank Wilder, who was on top Of
one Of the buildings throwing buckets Of
water on the flames, fell to the ground and
was badly hurt. The transfer boats lent
effective assistance in the end ia putting
out the fire.
The My Partner combination will en-.
terrain our people Mt the Opera House to.
night, and we have the assurance of the
Memphis papers, where it played Monday
and Saturday, that it is better party than
the Aldricb and Parsoe troupe which played
here last winter, and especially Jno.
Thompson as Joe Saunders, appear to bet
ter advantage than does Aldrich in the
same role. Every one should go and be en-.
tertained. Tickets at Buders included re.
served seats, Is, 80 and 25c.
"A dispatch from New Orleans dated
Gath, says; The Times. Democrats Port
Eads special says the congressional com.
mittee went to the ietties this morning.
Capt, Cowden, chart in hand, explained to
the committee his plan OF outlet, and showed
some temper when questioned. Robinson,
Thomas, Hitchcock, Carlisle and Ellis may
be put down az opposed to the outlet
scheme. Judge Holman frequently said he
was in favor Of levees as national necessi
ty. Capts. Loathers and Cowden urged their
claims with much feeling. Capt. II. H..
Heur, United States Engineer, with charts
and documen,s, explained the action Of