The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-25

will come in. He seems not to know ;hat
we have turned jack" on him already, and
before this band is played we will convince
him that we hold trumps enough to catch
whatever game may be out,
The body OF white man was picked
up out of the water yesterday morning,
lust below the Illinois Central warehouse,
below Fourth street. The face was so far
decomposed and dishgured that the features
could not be distinguished and there was
nothing found on the body that indicated
its identity Coroner Fitzgerald held an
inquest over it, and it was inferred at the
Seyen.mile grave yard.
Preparations for opening the Young
Mems Christian Association reading room
are nearly completed The event will take
place next Thursday with suitable cere-
mony. Mr., Crane has received letter
from Mr., s, G. King, railroad secretary at
st. Louis, in which that gentleman signifies
his intention to be here and take part in
the exercises. Addresses, songs and instru-
mental music will be the features Of the
occasion.
Mr., Lovelace, of Llvelaceylle, KY
came over yesterday in search of negro
named Daniel ans whom he accused Of
stealing a watch and suit of clothes at
Lovelacevlle some days ago. He described
the negro to Constable Sheehan who search.
ed through pinch for him and found him
hidden in the back room of the ranch
kept by Mrs Katherine Fisher, colored
Amazon Of policecourt fame Sans was
turned over to Mr. Lovelace who took him
across the river.
The street committee of the city coun-
Gil met yesterday afternoon, to consider the
question of beginning work on the sewer
outlets. 1t was decided to substitute an
outlet Of not less than four teet in diameter,
for the twenty inch outlet at Tenth street;
to use this twenty inch outlet for a new
sewer through the levee at Twenty'eighth
street, aud to make thorough inyestiga
ton of the sewer outlet just above Cali
gber's mill TO ascertain the reason of the
strong leak there during the late food
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deteatei nine but they hadn't an emporium.
ity 70 make their talent tell. The Rckford,
If paduc,h are anxious for another contest
with the Cairo bows, they are impatiently
waiting for il and will probably be accom-.
modated of course, IN their sorrow. when
the Csiro boys return from the conquest
below.
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had charge Of the engine At the time. The
ho1v v,s ,urned over 10 the county author.
it,es for burial AZ the s4yen.mile Grave
ward NcGnire has several children living
in Nemnhi. who are now orohsns. the
mother b,y,ng died in 1879 during the pre.
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the name of Stoman on account Of bust.
ness eutauglements. What Henry left be.
hind is personal property only Of which
about 100000 brick is the principal The
whole personal effects are valued at about