The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-04

, mad. But soon after his arrival he got
! SICK and has been confined 10 his bed ever
since. His team was mortgaged and sold
by the mortgage, and for week or two the
family has been destitute. The husband
Is helpless, the wife is 10 delicate state,
the SIX children are too young to help
themselves, all are suffering for the neces-
saries of life. Here is an opportunity for
an exhibition of charity on the part of well.
TODD white aud colored people. Let the
opportunity be improved.
Don't lose half your life by failure
TO be present at the Krew's Masquerade
Ball on Mardi Gras. Your failure to be
there will surely result as above. All the
the Kings, Queens, Emperors, Dukes
Dl'cheses, Potentates, Friars and Moguls of
ancient and modern times will be on hand
to lend attraction to the occasion. Rep
resen'a'ives Of all the different races, tribes
and sects of mankind that have ever ex. |
listed, or will exist, will be on hand. The
sons and daughters Of men, the birds of
the air, the beasts of the forest, the fish of
the waters, the NEUROLOGICAL heroes of an.
tiquity aud the gods and goddesses of all
ages, races and climes will be assembled
on that night at Hartmsn's Hall enjoying
the hospitality of the Mystic Krew aud in.
dulging in night of unsloyed hilarity
and JOY This may be your last oppor.
tunity to witness such sight.
"A paragraph under the head of Real
Estate transfers, published elsewhere in
this issue, is Of more than ordinary i'm.
portance in its line. II is the record of
trust deed conveying to COL W. J. Para.
more, of the Texas and Cairo road, all the
franchises property, etc, of the Teledo
Texas and Rio Grande railroad company :
the new narrow.guage road which is to run
INTO this city, from Benton, to which refer.
ence is also made elsewhere in this issue. :
Judge VIC Allen, president of this new
company, was in the city on the Slst ulu.
mo- and In conversation with prominent, :,
stated that his road would connect
with the st. Louis and Cairo road at Cedar
Creek, Jackson county, and would run into
ms city over the tracks Of the latter road.
His road, ne said, would be in fulloperation
to this city within one year, sud sitter that :
arrangements would be made to run a sep. ;,
'rate track to this city, nearly parallel with :
hat of the ST. Louis and Cairo road.
The Charleston Courier republishes an
tenn from The BULLETIN of some DAYS ;.
go, concerning sick man who found his :.
way into the Illinois Central passenger l.
Iepot and who claimed to have been sent
ere from Charleston, No, and then In.
ulges in sarcastic pleasantres about !,
'alros' charity. 1t sees only gross inhu- N
lanlty 10 the generous conduct of the au. -,
norities here, WHO, when the presence of -
he sick man was made known to them, +,
ave him necessary attention aud provided NJ
i'm conveyance back to Charleston; while .,
he act Of the Charleston authorities, who .,
aceremoniously shipped the sick man, as f.,
ley might beef to Cairo, without any ri,
led Cal attention, seemingly without car IN
y whether the man died on the road or N
OF just 50 they might be spared the ex- 40
ense add trouble of caring for human ~
eng destitute aud dying this act il On. 80
rely lost sight Of by the Courier, or is per- =,
APPS satisfactory proof in it's eyes that the IN
harleston authorities are the kindest, N
lost sensitive Of human beings, are seri- nj,
usIy afflicted with enlargement of the a,
cart, are not like other people, unsymp. NJ,
thiziug and cruel in the presence of suffer- n.
49, TO our understanding ths Courier's m
'Slc Is peculiar aud its criticism unjust. II
harleson slyly swept the dust from Its a,
va door-stops onto that Of its neighbor, 40,
I'd the Courier cries In horror when the
eghbor politely and carefully sweeps it wi
ack. The Courier cries foolishly, N,
In spite Of bad weather good sized ia
ldleuce witnessed the performance of bo
Phoenix" by Milton Mobiles splendid II
ompany at the Opera House last night. ~.
lany Of the seats which had been taken Al,
ere not occupied, the takers not appear 70,
lg because OF the incessaut rain. The 81,
lay is one Of thrilling interest throughout Al,
nd it was produced with all the power sor
a company OF the brightest theatrical nv
:srs Although many Of those present CO.
ad seen the play several times before, they r.,
itnessed it again apparently with the IT, r,
'rest Of first sight. Mr. Mobiles imperson- an,
ton OF "The Phoenix" was perfect. ~,
Lis rendition was easy, aud strong ;.o
LIS every appearance called forth loud ,ns
ursts OF applause and at the close of .or
very act was called before the curtain. At ~,