The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-08

The Halliday yesterday He was on his
way to Cincinnati on business and left last
evening, but will return in time to be here
when his great circus arrives.
If somebody isengaged to waken the
night Waterman who is to waken Mr.. C.,
W. Bradley in time for the 8 o'clock train
this morning. ho will 80 to Dixon Springs
for weeks visit. Teams have been en-
gagged for several days, hauling provisions
in anticipation of his coming.
A Democratic convention at Mt. Sterl.
ing, Brown county, had been in session
three or four days had taken eleven hun
dred ballots without making no choice tor
congressman, aud yet the best of humor
had prevailed throughout, not disrespect.
full word was spoken by auy delegate
The W. & p. r. r. brought in several
carloads of gravel, which is now being
distributed along its rails on Commercial
avenue Teey intend there shall be no
room for complaint of neglect on the part
of the road to keep the street in good con-
dition
East st. Louis Herald; "The Young
Democracy of Cairo Ills. have organized
themselves into line and are going to fight
tor their rights We are glad to note the
interest that Messrs w, G. Mulkey and
d. j. Foley both schoolmates of our ed.
itor, are taking in this matter,
Nj Harry Walker left early this morn
ing for Anna, where he went to enter the
ComiQue band, Prof. Al, Goss leader, for
the contest of cornet bands to be given in
that city at the tair to be held on the Goth
instant. The contest is for hundred and
fifty dolarpersimon and Cairo has the pole
that will knock it "and don't you forget il.
The case of Lew Wisap, an inmate of
the house at the corner of Fifth street and
Commercial avenue and up before Justice
Robinson yesterday on warrant sworn
out by States Attorney Damron charging
her with being the keeper of disorderly
house, was dismissed by the states attorney
Justice Robinson had, besides this case, one
Of drunkenness in which he assessed fine
of one dollar and costs.
The prohibition majority in Iowa is
20, $50, according to the official returns. In
1880 the total vote of the state was 322,-
FOG, while the entire vote for and against
prohibition this year was ouly 2Sl,1l3,
which does not indicate by any means that
a majority of the voting population favor
legislation. About $4,000
voters who voted in 1880 failed to turn out
this year,
Some one who processes to know
writes The BULLETIN tnat &c. w. Bradley,
river editor of the Globe Democrat,
Secretary of the Frosty Twenty, left to-
day on an extended trip to New York,
Boston and Canada. He will interview
Venor while in Canada in the interest of
the club; he also will spend few days
at Dixon Springs and will take a barrel of
the water along with him. Look out for
an interesting letter in the G. d. SOON
Last night the Comique started in with
an entirely new troupe of performers,
with full and much improved orchestra,
and new stage manager Mr.. Gray who
has been here in the capacity of stage
for long time and performed
the duties Of the position to the satisfaction
both of the public and Of Mr.. Walker, lett
for the east yesterday morning for few
weeks sojourning, and Mr. Harry Mendel,
an experienced commedian took, charge Of
the stage. In the orchestra Mr. John Cra-
mer has taken the leadership and Prof.
Will. Emery again presides at the piano.
r-Charlcston Democrat: John Charl-
ton, switchman in the Cairo yard was
to come to tins city, his former
home, on account OF tumor OF the right
leg, which had been growing for seven
years, and after attaining large size,
opened aud became quickly gangronous
and unbearablc, thus proving its maig
nant or cancerous nature. Applying to DR..
F. 3. MARSHALL Tuesday last, he was ad
vised ohave it cut out. With decision to
submit, the operation of extorpation or
cutting out was done, chloroform being
given by Dr. c. p. Marshall, w. 8. Mar
shall acting as first and VIM Stoker as sec
ond assistant to the senior operator. The
patient is now in fair way to recover and
II is hoped that the generous tendancy of
will from this on be quiescent
or dormant.
The Jackson County Era claims to have
Democratic authority for saying that