The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-28

injury 10 llmo oCCuiieo' hmohk tno ~
led is Mr.. Pennington, Of this city, who
that he was scorched external
ly and also internally by inhaling steam.
The extent of his injuries is not known.
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, q pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, 10 now
on sale at the leading saloons. II
A news stand is what Mr.. Chas. Bowers
intends to establish in the front part Of his
restaurant, which will provo great conven'
fence to the levee business men and travel
ing public.
Mrs. Hoppy was yesterday again tried
before Judge Robinson for insanity and
adjudged guilty bya jury Of six. She is
confined in the county Jail and will be ia
ken back to Anna in day or two much to
the relief of the public here.
School children will ind The BuLI.E.
TIN scrstcb-books Nos. 3 and 3 tor sale at
Phil Ssup's candy store tt
Orders were issued from headquarters
of the Illinois Central road, that President
Disz's train should run from st. Louis to
New Orleans, distance OF seven hundred
miles by rail, In twenty-five hours, which
Uopla have hroupht tha train 10 It's dsstina
ton by o'clock this morning.
Two horses attached to one Of the
heavy delivery wagons OF Mr. c. X. Wood
ward, were frightened by something yester-
day forenoon, while standing IN front OF the
store, and ran down Twelfth street aud up
Washington avenue, stopping in front OF
Messrs. Smith & Bros store. No damage
was done.
-WANTEp-A man TO 60 to Dixon
Springs and take charge Of the vegetable
garden. Address J, E. Lemen, Allen
Springs, Pope county, ILL., Ut
In their skrmisbes over tho city, ID
search of uuwholesome mstter, Chief
Myers and his assistants are tnding and
removing much animal matter 10 the form
of dead hogs, cats, dogs and COWS, which
are hidden from view by weeds growing in
the bottoms, or in out-of.the.way alleys.
There seems to have been a season Of un'
usual mortality among household pets.
"Wednesday night some one broke into
the house OF WIN. McClsry, 90 Fifteenth
street. and took therefrom pair OF pants,
a shirt, gold ring and breast.pin. Chief
MYERS undertook to work the case and yes.
terday arrested Geo. Campbell, negro,
upon whom he found the pants and shirt.
The jewelry had either been sold or pawn
ed. The prisoner will probably be exsmin'
ed to-day.
TIE boss oil stoves, retrigerstors aud
ice.chests. water.coolers, the beet ice cream
freezes on earth and great variety OF
other household articles for the summer
trade. Jus, received at q. W. Henderson's,
corner 18TH and Commercial. lv
AT Tyler, Texas, on "Wednesday, at the
annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
St. Louis narrow.gauge railroad, ]. W. Par
amore was reelected president, sod VIM
seuter Of St. Louis, Logan II. Root OF Lit
tie Rock and J. NJ. Gilkerson Of St. Louis
elected executive committee. II was an
noupced that ia few days the gap 10 Ar
kansas will be closed and through trains bt
run from St. Louis To Tyler.
1t is reported here that q negro nance
Al. Gossett. well known here a. thug o
the toughest type, was killed in New Or
leans few DAYS ago after having shot and
killed an officer there Gossett WAS one o.
brace of fellows who robbed youn!
countryman here and who, when Officer
| Martin and Mahanny captured him and hi
| partner, snapped loaded pistol twice a
the latters stomach, while his partne
struck the former a terrible blow 10 tn
face. If the report is true, the world
rid Of bad man only too late.
Yesterdays sale OF tobacco at the ware
house of Mcssrs. Ashbrook & Robinson, o
Tenth street, WAS very lively and luteres
ing Fourteen hogsheads were sold 10 al
Eleven Illinois, at from 50 to 80; one Ter
ne ssce, at IS; and two Kentucky, at U.s.
Mr.. J. NJ Baker, Of Harrisburg. hs
eleven hogsheads among those sold an
Wac well pleased with the figures he 60
The buyers were al citizens Of Cairo VII
seem to be awakening somewhat to the 10
portance Of fostering the tobacco trade
this city,
"A rise of only one inch WAS reportt
. for tho Ohio at this point, during Il
tweDly.iour hours ending Yesterday are
, noon at o'clock, and yesterday, svenir
the river was probably stationary on q