The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-11

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Two cases of yellow fever came on the
steamer Mark Lane to Boston harbor ON the
9th.
The Ohio river fell four inches at this
| point during the twenty-four hours ending
at one o'clock yesterday afternoon.
- Services in the different churches in
the city were well attended Sunday in spite
Of bad weather.
- The ferry boat Three States will be
| magniiicently decorated and illuminated on
the occasion of Mr., d, +. Kings excursion
next Thursday night. 1t
Sheriff Hodges calls upon all who are
concious of being in arrears with their per-
| sonal taxes to come forward Immediately
and settle up
The board Of county commissioners
met at the county clerks office yesterday,
but adjourned without tranSacting any bus
| mess until nine o'clock this morning.
Judge r, ). Yocum convened county
court yesterday morning, but beyond at
tending to some probate business nothing
was done.
The millinery establishment OF Mrs.
Welsh, formerly on Eighth street, has been
removed to the building Of Mr.. Thomas
Keanc, on Washington avenue.
Mr.. ID. f. King has chartered the ferry
| boat Three States, and will give a grand
moonlight excursion next Thursday night.
| 1t
Rev. b. Y. George received news day
or two ago to the effect that the remains OF
| the son Of Mr.. Hoofstitlcr were recovered
| from the water on the 4th inst,
The case of the People vs.. DIR. G. IL.
Leach was up for preliminary trial before
Judge J. j, Bird yesterday A thorough
| examination was la and the Dr. was dis
charged.
Next Thursday night will be the pleas
| ATTEST of the year, made so by the splendid
excursion to be given by Mr. ID. f. King on
the fcrryboat Three States. 1t
In special locals appears an order to
the Halliday guards, by Capt. }. E. English,
recurring meeting OF the former at their
armory on the 12th inst. for inspection ana
muster.
Boys who are in the habit of going IN
swimming opposite the Singer weeks are
warned that they must not do 80 any more
if they would avoid the risk OF arrest ana
punishment.
The match game Of baseball played
| up town Sunday afternoon between the
| ARAB and "Comique" clubs, broke up IN
little row before 1t was nearly hnished'
But the Arabs were way ahead when the
game stopped.
Henry Haseniager has placed in posi-
ton an elegantly painted and ornamentcd
sign bearing the legend Anthony "
| Kuhn's ST. Louis XXX Lager Beer" and
means that this delightful beverage is kept
On draught all all times in Henry saloon
Up to last evening Messrs. Hlnkle
| Moore g. lIinkle and j. Il. Henderson "
| Co. had received much the greater parts ol
| their insurance, and the balance due them
will probly be forthcoming to-day or to-
morrow
A noater was discovered in the Mlssls-
sppi river, Just opposite Mr.. Desf'ochers
place yesterday morning, 10y watchmon
on the Mississippi lcvee. Coroner Fi'z-
gerald was duly notified and held on IN
quest late last evening.
| 1t now appears that the too free use OF
liquor by the officers Of the steamer Scioto
caused the collision of that boat with
another, on the Ohio river, near Plttsburg
ON the Fourth. The number OF dead,
known TO have resulted from the disaster,
has reached over one hundred.
1t seems that the charge OF assault with
intent to kill made against DR.. G, IL. Leach
by Mr.. Bath was entirely unjustifable The
evidence before Judge Bird yesterday show
ed plainly that the Dr.. was first assaulted
by the barkeeper, and that he drew his
weapon in self defense.
The Republican senatorial convention
of this senatorial district is to meet aud
transact what business may come before /,
just after the adjournment Of the congrcs.
sonal convention next Thursday, and in
the same place, the opera house. Hon.
Chas. + NeIlis, chairman of the Rcpub-
lican senatorial district central committee,
has issued a cal TO this effect.
The new Democratic County Central
committee, composed OF Messrs, b. f.
Blake, NJ. j. lItwley, George Il. O'llora,