The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-24

very good fellow when sober, but Rcpub'
lican and subject to attacks excessive slim
ulation, during which be often raises the
devil. We make this explanation In order
that the public may not confound the two
men in the little drama in which two
Greggs have figured little unpleasantly
here within the last few days.
The "Golden Star" and "Triumph' oil
stoves lead all others. Go to q. W. Hen
derson for them. 9
An order came to Chief Myers from
the chief at Memphis yesterday, requesting
the re-arrest of the man Brothers, who was
held here Sunday and Monday on similar
dispatch, charging him with unlawfully re-
moving quantity Of ace.horse material
This time he is charged with committing a
forgery for a small amount, Just before
leaving Memphis. But Brothers has gone
and is many miles away by this time
Chief Myers yesterday packed up and sent
back the blankets, saddle, ETC., lett be.
hind by Brothers.
"A fine Is shot Winchester Rifle to be
rattle dat F. Hof heinz's Good Luck Saloon.
Only SOC. chance. 1t
1t appears now that the pistol used by
young McFaddcn Tuesday was the proper
ty of Mr.. Seliy Mann from whom the young
negro had stolen il. 1t was Smith &
Weston worth about $40 and had been
taken by the negro from trunk in Mr..
Mann's clothing store. If McFadden's
name we're not sufficient to prove that he
is not an ordinary "nigger," his tricks of
the last few days would leave no doubt of
it.
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
on sale at the leading saloons. If
Col. Charles Hamilton, superintendent
of the St. Louis and Cairo road, and Mr.. T.
II. Jrand, of Holland, stakeholder in the
company, were here all day yesterday
The object OF their visit here was princi
pally TO view the situation here with re-
ference to the roads proposed new entrance
into the city. No conference was had be-
tweenthem and the council joint committee
and none was asked by them; but they will
remain In this city until about 10 o'clock
this morning and it may be that before they
leave something further will be done in the
way of settling the differences between the
city aud the railroad company.
There were number OF distinguished
guests at The Halliday yesterday Among
them were Mr.. Smith s. Leach, of st.
Louis, a member of the Mississippi river
commission; General g. w. Pavey, internal
revenue collector for this district; Mr.. G
Gordon, general superintendent, Mr.
Charles j. Waller, general passenger agent
and Maj. e. s. Hosford, general manager
of the Mobile and Ohio railroad, who came
here on special Car on trip of inspection
of their road; and lastly but by no manner
of means eastly, Col. Charles Hamilton
general superintendent, and Mr.. George II
Smith, general freight and passenger agent
of the ST. Louis g Cairo railroad.
In the circuit court yesterday the CASE
of @. Howard s. Son vs. The Illinois Cen
trail railroad company occupied all the
day and was given to the jury at 8 O'Clock
in the evening, and at this writing no yer
dict has been rendered. After this the cas-
of Mr.. Mahafy vs.. The Wabash, st. Louis
and Pacific railroad company was to hav
been taken up, but owing to the serious i'll
ness of a brother Of the complainant, who
is an important witness 10 the case, it wa
continued to future day. In this cas-
complainant sues for Ave thousand dollar
damages on account Of the killing Of he
husband on the defendan road some year
ago. Messrs. Lansden and Leek sppe are
for the complainant and Mr.. s. p. Wheele
for the defendant.
There was crowded house to hea
Rev. D. J. Purser at the Baptist church las
evening, aud his sermon from the to,
"Have Faith in God" was considered
many to be the best Of his many good o
forts during the week that he has been |
our city. His powerful arguments and 81
illustrations were intended to Impress hi
hearers with the Idea Of the Unlimited pow
er Of God, and with the fact that this powt