The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-17
Robson is re nominated.

Mr.. L. Pine returned yesterday from a
visit to South Bend, Ind.
Seven prisoners escaped from the Louis
vile Jail Friday morning.
Mrs. Geo. W. Higgins has returned to
her home in Olmsted, Ill.
Beard at Dixon Springs has been re
duced to 5000 per week for September
and October.
Received, a shipment of choice WIS
cousin creamery and dairy butter, at G. D.
Willamson's, rs Ohio levee At
Ada Waters was fined five dollars and
cost by Justice Robinson yesterday for
using abusive language
Gen. Wolseley telegraphs that the war
is over and Arab Pasha is locked up in
British guard room.
There is great deal of sickness Mt
Birds Point. The principal ailment is
malarial fever.
DIR. j. B. Hamilton, U. S. Surgeon
General, left Washington on the l4th for
this city to select ground upon which to
erect the new marine hospital.
Two or three young ladies, experienced
mlliners, can find employment fer the
season at Mrs. S. Williamson's establish
ment ON Seventh street, 1t
The wife of Mr.. Howe, pilot of the
Junius S. Morgan, living on Seventh street,
died Friday morning and was yesterday
taken to Smithland, KY, for burial.
On Thursday baby girl was born
into Mr.. and Mrs Mat Culinan, of the New
York store. Mr.. Samuel E. Wilson rejoices
over similar event in his family.
The star.route verdict has been set aside
on account of misconduct OF the jury and
likewise on account Of its general unreas
onableness."
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lewis returned
last evening from Springfield where they
went to attend the burial of Mrs. Lewis
brother,
Three bows, colored, we're disorderly
yesterday and being brought before Justice
Robinson and found guilty, were each
fined five dollars and costs.
Rev. A. J. Hess will preach at the
Baptist church, corner of Tenth and Poplar
streets, this morning, at eleven, and this
evening at half past seven o'clock. Sab
bath School at 0 80 a. m.
Look out for Mrs. S. Williamson 4
grand opening display of millinery goods
next Thursday, Friday and Saturday. She
will exhibit a fine display of the&latest
STYLES of hats, and all the latest novelties. It
Hon Oscar Turner, candidate for con
gress from the Paducah, KY district, was
at The Halliday last evening, on his way
south of here to canvas his district.
Received, a shipment of choice Wis
consin creamery and dairy butter, at G. D.
WiIliamson's, 76 Ohio levee. 40
Only $500 per week for balance Of this
season at Dixon Springs. The hotel will
not close this fall.
Go to VIM. Alba's on Commercial ave
nue. for hair cut, shampoo, shaves etc. The
best shop IN southern Ills. If
twenty-five new cases of fever q
Brownsville The fever there is of an ex
traordinarily mild type. They must have
according to reports, something like 1000
cases under treatment with about fitteeI
deaths week
- Deputy Sheriff Guy Morse arrived
from Elco last night, having in charge DR.
Milan, the reputed crazy man. The DR.
is not so violently crazy as was reported
lie is quite gentle, in fact He anC
young Herman Sticher will be tried 70
insanity tomorrow or Tuesday.
t "A communication from one of GU
prominent Prohibitonists criticislng Tn
BULLETINS comments upon the action o
the late county mass convention, is I'M
avodabIy crowded out this morning Blu
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1t is good and will keep until Tuesday
issue.
Elsewhere appears notice Of an auc
r ton sale Of furniture to take place Tues
day morning at the residence Of Mr. J.
, Ray, on Ninth street. Mrs, Ray will re
move to Memphis to join her husband, VIII
, has a good position there. Mr.. Thoma
Winter is auctioneer.
Lawson Baker negro vegetabl
peddler was arrested by Officer Marti
Il yesterday for having passed a counterfeit
;, two dollar bill on q countryman. Lawso
denied his guilt, but the evidence agains
ut, ,. 4. 4. L..