The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-26

MI ID. W. Lusk, OF .Sprlngheld, was al
The Halliday yesterday.
Read notice in another column, OF
Eichhoifs furniture rooms, 1t will pay YOU
Mrs. NJ. Boyle has one furnished room
for rent. See notice in special locals
The usual services will be held in the
several churches of the city to-day.
Mrs. Hester of Anna, will sing at the
morning service in the Methodist church
to-day.
Capt Thos. W. Shields returned yester-
day from trip to st. Louis and other
cities He was gone five days.
DIR. E. W. Whitlock has returned from
Philadelphia, where he attended conven-
ton of the American Dental association.
Subscribers 10 Mark Twain's Life on
the Mississippi will please take notice their
books will be delivered on Tuesday next,
2Sth inst. IL
The Jonesboro Gazette tells US that "a
Cairo man has applied for saloon license at
Ashley, although he will have to pay $4,000
for the privilege
Engineer James johnson IS at home
again from Wilson's Point where be went
as engineer on a government tug. He got
sick and had to come back to get we'll
Captain Jno. P. Kesef, president OF
the Anchor Line company, was at The
Hallidsy yesterday He went from here to
Mound City f.s purYo=e Of 30 ---'H -
por,auce hat be deemed il advisable to
withhold, from the public FOR the present
Bank checks made 70 order, bound 10
books. 81 90 1er thousand, q. TIE BuLLE'
TIN Office. Psrf9r.,ing 25 to SOC, number
ing $lO1 per thousand extra, Linen or reg
rlar folio paper. Call and see samples OF
paper OF checks. II
--Olly a ripple Of excitement was Great
ed police circles yesterday by the trial
aud DANG Of one or two negro offenders
Two women made things hot for one anoth
er in Pinch during the forenoon, were
arrested and the aggressor was fined IS ano
costs by Justice Robinson
A letter from Mr., A. j. Bird in Flor
da, to friend here, says that Mr., Bird ha'
pox grove Of thirteen hundred orang'
tree. eight hu0dred OF which are bearing
anI In addition nursery of seven hundred
more. ready 10 bloom He spends most o
biz time fishing and shooting aIligatorS
the portraits or rather caricAtures, Oh
the new postage stamps that come int
use October /, are; One-cent, Franklin
txo-ceut, Jackson; three-ceot, Washington
iyg-cent, Garfield six cent, Lincoln; seven
cent. Stanton ten-cent, jefferson twelve
cen. CLAY; fileen.c-nt, Scott; thirty cent
Hamilton; ninety cent, Perry,
The following additional presents 70
the bride ia the Abel. McGahey wedding Of
the 22i instant, were received since th
publication OF the list: Set OF slve
knives, Mr. aud Mrs A. +, sherwin, Elgin
Ill. Butter knife Mss Nellie A. Butler
Egin, Ill. Sugar spoon, Miss Jennie Z
PieifFer, Elgin, ILL., Handsome bed spread
and hanging lamp from groom's parents.
Some statistics regarding strikes IL
Europe have been introduced before tn
Senate Labor Inquiry Committee. 1t ap
peared that since 1870 there have 2,35
strikes occurred, Of which 70 are known
have won, 1877 lost, 9ls compromised, an
1,l73 an not accounted for, but were prot
ably IosHby those engaging in them. Tn
amount Y wages lost in these strikes wa
$22, 9377N
--ConsIAve Sheehan yesterday arreste
the negro wpan accused Of having robbie
man of sam money the day before
Out the victim Apld not prove that she &C
the money and IN defendant was dischnrt
ed. The detendaS in this case is the sau
who was sent to the county Jail by Jus,it
Robinson less than a Neek ago, under bon
OF one hundred dollarA for robbing neg
OF $50, She is out on .lil and 1t may n
be very far from the truA to say that 81
IS trying to yet cven.' AT any rate h,
den is getting to be entray too notorio,
ior such crooked work as is complained 9
Two negroes named Washington WI
ner and Jno. Phillips quarre,ed and ioug
last night ina little shanty onThrteen,h S
back OF Cedar, and the former was s,abb,
iouf or tve times with knife in the hanc
Oh the other, from the effects OF which