The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-23


sHrh naortlnu and whether marked or not, II calcu
lated to fowa.d any man's business interest are
always paid for
--Thurlow Weed is expected to die any
moment
Mrs Mary Culluan was buried yes.
terday afternoon.
The cabinethad consultation Tuesday
regarding revenue recommendations,
Government expenditures last year, ex
elusive Of the public debt, was s25s,O0O
900
--Thirty-six cases Of German measles are
reported in the Ohio Deaf and Dumb asy
lum at Columbus
School children will fnd THE BULLE.
TIN scratch books Nos, aud 3 for sale at
Phil Saap's candy store, If
- MI Brookshaw, a crank who sent
threatening letter to the Prince Of Wales
goes to prison for ten years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johu Gates are pleased
over the arrival Of u new boy in their
household on Monday or Tuesday.
The first story front Of The Halliday
has been painted a darker color than the
upper stories arc, aud the result is great
improvement 10 the appearance of the
whole.
MIR, Fred, G.. Berger, advance agent of
the Sol Smith Russell company, was at
The Halliday last night and completed
arrangement trthe appearance of that
celebrated company here
"A party OF young sp,rtsmen, of the
"Grafion" Fishing club, went to "Gralton"
lake, Ky, yesterday and came back loaded
down with dne hsh caught in few
hours
The Cairo city gas company have
placed at their works, machinery for crush
ing aud screening coke, and are now pre-
pared to furnish crushed coke, which is an
excellent substitute for hard coal. Orders
left at the Office on Eighth street will re
ceive prompt attention 1w
The New York Graphic prints pic.
lures OF the great diamonds Of the world"
There are about thirty of these precious
stones, and the most surprising thing about
them is the lact that not q single one is
owned by an editor, Newspaper men
never did care much for ewelry, anyhow,
The following are the newly elected
aud installed officers of the Three States
Lodge, No. IL of the Brotherhood Of Rail.
way conductors of this city; G. G. Acker.
son, c. c.; w, r. Owens, A. G, c.; f. NJ.
Conan, secretary and treasurer A. B. Glib
son, $, c. j NJ. Cary, j. c.; ]. N, Blair,
j, s.; aud f, Peavey, O,S
Two cases of offensive language we're
tried by Justice j. H. Robinson yesterday.
The defendants were negro and negress
from that delectsbe portion of the city,
known among the officers as PINCH be.
low Sixth street on aud back of CONNER.
cial avenue. They were each fined five
dollars and costs.
Yesterday The ground was broken Just
below Mr., Lehning's business house on
Ohio leyee, for the foundation Of the new
brick business house Of Mr.. c. G. Huntly,
of Washington, The building will be
about sixty five feet deep, twenty-five feet
wide and two stories above the levee Mr..
Henry Stout has the contract.
The vote on the two constitutional
amendments -appropriating money to com.
plete the state and cedipg the canal to the
general government-wa WAS officially can
vassed at Springfield Tuesday. Of the
total vote csst--532 $50 the state house
proposition lacked 3i,659 Of majority.
There were only 59,675 votes cast
against the cession Of the canal
"A Observation-Disclosures been laid by the
Cairo Distilled Water Ice company for
the several large boilers of the works and
tor tho boiler house, the superstructure of
which will now soon 20 up The founda.
tons for the engine and other machinery
are also completed, The machinery is ex s.
pected to arrive here about the first Of
January and, it is thought, will be already
for action some timeduring February, when
the manufacture Of ice will begin
On Tuesday the President pardoncd
Robert Logan, convicted Of robbing the
mail coach Ia the western dlstrc, of Texas
November, 1851, and sentenced to ten
years imprisonment Ia the peuitentiary at
Chester, Ill. The pardon was granted on
account OF the prisoners youth and because
he Ia believed 10 have been the tool Of