The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-02-12

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ferred. Apply to Mrs. Harry Walker.
The Knights of the Mystic Krew have
engaged Messy. Tevprinitz and Rowland,
of Anna, to furnish music at their ball in
The Halliday on the 2lst.
Perhaps the finest specimen of paper
hanging in the city may be seen in Mr..
BIZ. Blakes store. Only the ceiling is
finished and is an artistic piece of work.
An excursion Of eight or ten young
men from Charleston Mo, came to Cairo
Yesterday afternoon. They were on their
way to New Orleans, on the steamer Annie
P. Silver, to witness the mardi gras celebra-
ton.
The city clerk of Chicago, Mr.. P. j..
Howe, has sent city clerk, D. j. Fowley,
of Cairo, for use of the city, a copy of the
ordinances of the city of Chicago. 1t is a
large leather bound volume, OF five or six
hundred pages.
The selection of Blaine to deliver the
eulogy on Garfield in the house of repre-
sentatives on the 9th, has alarmed the
stalwarts. They do not want either Blaine
or the memory of Garfield made too prom
inent henceforth.
Susan B. Anthony said in a recent
lecture before the New York woman's suf-
frace association: "Where the women 20
the clergy will follow" The quaint way
in which Susan put this old and well-known
truth is as beautiful as lily.
The regular services at the Church OF
the Redeemer, to-day and every Sundy here
after until further notice, will consist OF
Sunday school, at $50 a. m; Mathis and
: Holy Eucharist, II 100 q. M; Evening ser
vice, 80 p. m.
The Mystic Krew have perfected theil
arrangement in regard to costumes. The
VIM. Beck mask manufacturing company
of Cincinnati have contracted to furnish
) the Krew with seventy five elegant costumes
representing all climes and ages and char
acters, historical, mythical and comcal, a
reasonable figures. There will be no ex
cuse for your non attendance because o
+ want of costume They will be here in du,
r time, notice of which will be given togethe
e with place at which they will be open TO
!, inspection. Costumes not rented prior t
evening of the ball will be for rent at tn
Halliday on that night.
Several ladies from one of the steamer
lying at the wharf yesterday afternoon, at
tracted some attention by engaging severa
of the boot-blacks to ''shine up" their dam
il ty foot gear. They leaned up against tn
Ie side of a business house and set their fee
G. upon the boxes with the naturalness of
lie regular "bohemean" and chatted merrill
p while the boys brushed vigorously. Nc
l. looked at them in surprise, then passed o.
is with smile, and number OF boys stoo
st around in open-mounted amazement. Blu
If the ladies bore it all bravely, tossed tn
d little negroes their pay and marched bacI
c to the boat as though nothing unusual ha'
occurred.
n The Paducah News says that Nj
8 Samuel Orr is dead. The news is certainl
G in error, for Mr.. Samuel Orr was alive an
d well, and was seen by not less than scor
n of people at his office on Ohio levve and i
l. the streets of the city yesterday. And tn
d Paducah enterprise says; "DeLesseps il
a reported seriously i'll at Cairo" The En-
r terprise, too, has made mistake. Nj
5, DeLesseps was out on little "bum," yes
is terday but will be alright to-day. He
& here endeavoring to arrange little bus
Il ness matter with several of Cairo's men c
l. wealth. He contemplates the digging
a an ocean vessel canal from Cairo to tn
Gulf of Mexico Athat is, if the commerce
j. committee persists in its opposition to th
,. proper improvement of the Mississippi rive
l. and he has already obtained, to our certai
70 knowledge, the promise of an implimer
lie with which to turn the first clod of SO
ID in the pursuit of his great purpose. Ne
ne York, Paducah, Chicago, Mound City an
10 St. Louis will I've no where when Cairo has
IN little canal other own.
pc The arrest and trial before Magstrat
IS Comings of Mrs. McGrand for being Il
" owner of disorderly house was the pril
e. cipal case in the city police courts yeste
so day. The trial ended in the acquittal
tn, the prisoner, which excited Mr.. Justice
're Cunningham, the city attorney @, to Il
all use Of some vigorous language in CRITICS
of the court. Indeed, 80 stron
lis, so violent were the terms USE
pa by this gentleman, that it is hintc