The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-03

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natcly he was not hurt, A man who make
as bungling an attempt as this to VIOLATE
one of the strictest ordinances in the code
ought to have the full benefit of the penal
ty,
There Is a small body OF water In INT
upper portion of the city-a small spo'
which is the lowest in the city and the
impression prevails that the upper sewer
is leaking. But this is not the case The
water ran in through the upper sewer be-
fore any of the sewers were closed and, the
ground being lower there than anywhere else
in the city, before it was necessary to close
any of the other sewers Now the sewers
are all closed tightly and if any water comes
into the city it is not through them or any
of them, of this we are assured by Commits
sioncr Baird
On Fifteenth street yesterday little
colored boy was badly bitten BY dog
The boy had been playing with the animal
aud the latter seemed TO manifest play
full spirit until the little fellow struck him
on the head with a stick, when the dog
snapped at the boys leg and made an ugly
wound The boys mother saw the occur
renee and made for the dog with club,
chasing him into the yard Of his owner who
was a neighbor OF the angry woman Here
the woman and the dog.Owner came to-
,gether and had fierce verbal engagement
which lasted for about ten minutes and
ended only when the latter promised to
keep his dog chained and psy the expense
of repairing the damages done.
Mr.. W. p. fowler, well known to
many CARROTS, merchants aud others by
reason of his frequent visits here rs travel
ing salesman for the large sugar house of
Smdt & zsigler Of New Orleans, shot and
killed c. NJ Wright member Of the late
drm of Wright Bros Il Hammond, At
Wiuona, Monday evening. The difficulty
grew ont Of the failure Of the Winona firm
last December. Wright attacked fowler,
presenting two pistols at him, but fowler
drew his too, and shot Virgil twice before
the latter could use his weapons. Wright
died instantly Towler's family reside at
Grenada, Miss He was formerly a con.
ductor on the Chicago, St Louis sud New
Orleans Railroad
"A reward of fifty dollars is offered for
the return of George Harris 10 the Ken.
lucky panientiary He escaped from
camp of convicts at work on railroad 10
the upper part of Kentucky, The Paducah
News says If him Harris i. truly bad
egg, and though not yet of aye has colu-
mitted more robberies sni been 10 jail
more times than he has passed years Of his
life. He has also been twice convicted and
sent to the pen being pardoned once,
and only escaping other convictions because
of bis youth. He lsa hardened rascal and
will not fail to steal every chance he may
have. The robbery which he committed
here and for which Ia was sent to Frank
fort was stealing bag Of money from the
safe OF MesSrs. Levy Brothers, commission
merchants on Market square, be having
hid away in the house during the day and
committed the deed during Il time when
there was 10 one in the office where the
safe was located This Paducah robbery
occurred about five years ago, Harris and
bis pal came to Cairo and made a lavish
use Of their money. They were arrested
here and confined IN the city Jail, Officer
Mahauny being then jailor.
Milton MOBILES "Interviews' at the
Opera House last night were simply i'm
mense, A good audience was present,
drawn there by the conviction formed
from former visits here OF Mr.,
Mobiles, that they would be
highly entertained And no one present
could have been disappointed in his or
her highest expectations The piece is as
| pleasant comedy as has ever been writ
ten and Is full Of the strongest interest
throughout 1t gives By no means eS'
exaggerated portrait Of the modern news.
paper reporter with all his pleasing
and objection able features; it abonndS 10
bumorus scenes and through the whole runs
a nice, little, love drama, which completes
the very interesting play. Every part Of
the play WAS given in manner that could
not have been improved upon. Mr. MOBILES
took the leading part of "Qniiord
Duycrton' and i, is needless L
say lost none Of favor in which those VIII,
saw him had learned to regard him
Alonzo Schwartz As MAX Stein" is equal
if not superior in that role to NJ. b. Curtis
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