The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Burnett are at
Dixon Springs
An interesting communication from
sold Fogy" is reserved for tomorrow.
Yesterday the -four mills of Messrs.
Charles Gallagher s. Son was again put IN
operation.
Captain T. W. Shields and daughter
returned yesterday morning. They had
been detained on the way.
Remember larents 80 cents gets a
Chart of your child's brain or mind or bust
ness talent, by Prof. Patty, at the Howard
House.
Col. J. w. Paramore and Mr.. George
B. Hubbard, of the Texas and st. Louis
narrow-gsuge road, were guests at The Hal
liday Yesterday.
Don't forget the socisble to be given
by the ladies of the Methodist church
tomorrow evening at the residence of G.
d. Williamson. ct
--Messrs. Barclay Bros. are taking the
lead in Springfield block, Ohio levee, in
dressing up their business house with
new coat of paint
"A car load of hag-stone for the pave
ment of the walk in front of MIR. Peter
Nef's new business houses on Commercial
avenue, arrived yesterday.
MIR. L. Pine, of the Singer manufac-
turing company, arrived yesterday from
South Bend on his periodical trip OF in
specton of the works here.
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, a pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
sale on at the leading saloons. tt
"A private school opened by Miss Nam
ME Mckee in the Tenth street hall is -four
ishing, especially since the close ofthe pub
lie schools. Her scholars now number
seventy-six mostly young children.
The author of the damaging story
against a member Of the new police force,
referred to IN yesterdays BULLETIN as COM
ing from one Of the members of the old
police force who was not re.appointed, was
not officer Martin.
"A continued rapid rise in the rivers
will probably be the result of the frequent,
unusually heavy rains of the last few days.
Yesterdays rain here again measured over
Two inches, which, in view of the fact that
very often we get hardly two inches in a
month, seems very remarkable.
The bigamy case against the negro
Collins brought before Justice Osborn's
court Monday was dismissed yesterday as
anticipated. This fact will not tend t
strengthen the marriage contract In thu
minds Of colored people among whom thu
marital vows and legal forms are very gen
orally hagTantly violated.
Another case that grew out of tn
general disturbance that pervaded pinch
Saturday and Sunday nights was one i
which Emily Bowers charged Cora HamI
ton with threatening to poison the water i
the formers cstern and thus kill herse
and family. The case ives set for tla !
Justice Robinson's court yesterday, but, tn
prosecutors not appearing, 1t was dismissed
The train on the Iron Mountain roa,
which formerly arrived at the Union dep,
here ut 2 ;3s p. IN now arrives at 10 80
m. There have been some importa
changes in the running Of trains on Il
Gould system Of roads within the last te
weeks, some Of which changes have caus,
dissatisfaction in communities that VIC
ipjuriously affected by them.
The Postmaster. General has order
that whenever any letter prepaid at le
than full postage, or any parcel of third
fourth class matter not fully prepaid,
deposited at postotIice, II shall be q
duty of tho postmaster to send to the pc
son addressed an Official postal card Gu
tsioing notice Of the detention and n
quest To remit the proper amount OF postal