The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-23

The day of issue will BE- Saturday.
The man Ed. Ers,feld returned
late last night, saying that he had been ex-
amiued in Tennessee and discharged.
The hit of the season. The "Our
Bachelor Cigar!n at Barclay Brothers
If
The next convention of the Illinois tenn
perance uuiou is 10 be held at Blooming
ton on the third Tuesday of December
next,
1t i. girl, but tor all thst Charley
Baughman is about the happiest fellow in
town to-day. Time Sunday; weight can't
tell.
School children will md The BuLLE-
TIN scratch books Nos. and 3 tor sale al
Phil Ssup's candy store. It
Mr. Fred Koehler is just recovering
from weeks or ten days prostration be.
cause of injuries received by fall from
an uuman4gable horse in Missouri.
"A feature of the Lita company's con-
cert tonight will be the presentation of an
act from Gouuod's grand opera, "Faust )" in
full costume aud with adequate scenic
effect.
Il will to-day deliver to any part of the
city, good dry ash and hickory wood. APP
ply at Pat. Ciancy's saloon.
1t ISAAC MORRIS
Mrs Phillips, an old lady living with
the family Of Mr.. David Critic, on Twelfth
street, slipped and fell on the sleet-cov-red
walk in the yard Sunday morning, and in
the fall fractured her right arm near the
wrist. DE- Parker attended the case.
The portrait of Marie Litta's face
gr4ces the windows Of our principal bus-
ress blocks in the form o. handsome lith.
ograph. The members of the company are
gl.o pictorially represented. The Litta
troupe appears in this city tonight.
Officers Martin and Mahan1y arrested a
white maq nam d Ell E r;sield, late Sat-
urday nj lhr, wuo Sas wanted IN Berkeley,
Tenn, for the burglary Of store and the
the'tof a quantity of goods. They sent
the thief South Sunday morning.
A brakeman on the Illinois Central
railroad, named Ell DiDgle, had his foot
caught by the pilot Of 40 engine and
badly mangled last Saturday. Dr.. Parker
dressed the wounded limb and believes
that enough Of the foot will he saved to
enable the man to walk with comparative
ease.
The Litta Company were fortunate in
securing Louis Blumeberg this season. He
is really the only first class violoncelist in
the country, and a feature of the concerts
will b. the violonceIlo oblgato, viii h,
with Litta's flte.like voice, will have a
beautiful effect.
The steamships Cimbria and Sultan
colided in the German ocean Friday. The
Cimbria was sunk. Very few Of the boats
of the Cimbria we're lowered, the vessel
keeling over so that they could not be
doated. Out of 400 souls only SO are re.
ported saved. The colidng steamer Sui
tan was badly injured.
Jim Williams and family, colored,
we're deck passengers on the Henry A.
Tyler Friday last, bound for Columbus Ky.
When the boat WAS but short distance be-
low Columbus, Williams was taken with a
mild cough and in few minutes was dead.
His remains and his family were put off at
Columbus.
Mr. ]. Z. Parks, whose cooper.shop
near the gas works was lately destroyed by
Gre, will rebuild the shop and again begin
Operations. The building will be almost
the same size as before and the lumber for
II Is already on the ground Work
will begin as soon as the weather will
permit
A Cow stood on the trackot the St.
Louis and Cairo railroad, near the Com
mercial avenue crossing, when the passen.
ger train came in Sunday. She didn't
see the train, or didn't mind it, and she
badly was maugled. The train didu't reach
the Union depot, but had to stop on the west
side Vt Commercial avenue aud unload
passengers I'd baggage.
The Lltta company, as recognized for
the season Of lss2-s3, presents an array OF
artists who cannot fail to give an eri yable
c,ncen. Probably the two greatest sing
ers ever heard together in concert ARE Marie
Lit. and Sgnor Ernesto B,darz,, the
great Italian tenor. Both were stars for An
entire season wit the Strakosch grand
Italian Oupra n nm MANY