The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-04

Fourth.
LOST large brass key somewhere
near Goth street on Washington avenue.
| The finder will please leave at this office. 1t
| The BULLETIN proposes to take rest
to-day, it being the Fourth. Therefore
there will be no paper to morrow.
Don't forget the dinner at the new Re
form hall, on Eighth street, to-day, given
by the ladies Of the w r. U. Dinner
25c ice cream extra
Justice John H. Robinson fined one
person for disordery conduct and two for
drunkenness yesterday. The cases of Dr..
Leach were continued until Thursday.
Oregon, Ills, Miss Pathson's pres
ent home, was visited by terrific thun-
der-storm Saturday, during which fifteen
houses were struck 10y lightning
The knights Of Pythias, OF Charleston
No, and large number Of other citizens,
will arrive here by special train today to
take part in the celebration here
A match game of baseball will prob
ably be PLAYED to-day between select nine
from Paducah and the "Comiqucs," of this
city If the report is true an interesting
game may be expected.
Don't forget the dinner at the new Re-
form hall, ON Eighth street, today given
by the ladies of the w. &. T. U. Dinner
25c.; ice cream extra,
Arrangements had been made with
Messrs Newland & Co., to have Washing.
ton avenue, from Eighth street to the park,
sprinkIed last night in order to have no
dust to day, but the rain kindly saved the
boys this additional expense.
The seventeenth annual fair of the
Southeastern District Agricultural society,
of Cape Grardcau, Mo, will be held at
the place named during September goth to
30th inclusive. Grand preparations art
being made by the society aud large prizes
are offered.
The rendering tank Of Mr.. Boepplct
sausage factory at st, Louis exploded Sat
urday aud caused damage to the extent
of $500, Mr.. Bocpple was citizen OF
Cairo some years ago and has many friends,
here hence anything relating to him will
| be of interest to Cairoites.
Don't forget the dinner at the new Re-
form hall, on Eighth street, to-day, given
by the ladies Of the w, CT. u. Dinner
25c ice cream extra
Chief Myers had lively chase early
Sunday morning after a couple of negroes
who attempted to gain entrance to the resi-
dence of Mcssrs. W. G. MILKY James Kin
near, i. b. Church and Charles Baughman
all on Tenth street While the chief was
| chasing the darkics bull dog was chasing
him, and he hid to engage in a battle which
ended fatally for the dog and in the mean.
time the negroes escaped
"A negro runner named Horace Derby
was arrested by officer Scbuttcr yesterday
for violating section forty.fvc of article
nine Of the ordinances, which Furnishes Tor
the use Of bad language, for Il refusal to
obey the orders of u city officer, for misrcp-
resentation to passengers and for rude treat
mcnt, Magistrate Comings fined him five
dollars and costs W. II. Mallory was fined
the same for disordcrly conduct and John
Henry one aud costs for drunkenness.
The New York brewers have notified
the public that hereafter, except IN cases OF
absolute necessity, they will not deliver
beer to saloons or private parties on Sun
day. obcor on Sunday will bo esteemed
a Hardship TO the drinkers OF that attractive
beverage, but the brewers give good roa-
Sous for their new policy. "ln the first
place. they say, 1--WE want to give our
drivers one day IN the week to rest. Du.
ring thesumm, rs they are obliged to work
hard and their hours are long. They al,
fairly entitled TO their Sundays, and ",
have determined that they shall have them.
This is one reason. Another is tins "rhC
brewers feel that some respect should bt
shown to the church going people. 1t is moi
right to have beer wagons rafting through
the streets on Sunday when the people al,
engaged in prayer. The day should be re-
spected, and the brewers are determined Il
respectit as far AS possible"
The present status Of the case I,
which the Cairo Il ST. Louis and st. Loui
u Cairo railroad company on the one sid'
and the city of Cairo on the other eide ar,
parties, is briefly, and without the use o
any dark legal terms, as follows; "Th'
new organization that controls the narrow
} gauge railroad company. II bought TIT
railroad and all its property and franchises