The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-28

brick can be made right at that town; and
this, when the state constitution says no
senator or representative shall-but you
might as well quote Greek to short-faced
Lancaster hog as to quote constitutions and
laws to radical"
Vienna Times: considerable life and
animation is being displayed at the various
stations between this place and Cairo. The
timber and lumber interest seems to be the
moving power. Some new houses are 60
ing up at Belknap, lakewood, Olmsted,
Grand Chain and America. The corn crops
all along the road look very promising"
In going to the fire last evening the
Arab engine was making terrific time up
Walnut street and when near Smith Bros
store stepup in the sidewalk caused her
to Jump about three feet into the air, dis
locating the bolt holding the front wheels in
place, and over she went into the street.
Fortunately no damage was done to amount
to anything.
Tomorrow evening Capt Kimbrough
will give an excursion on the fine steamer
Ella Kimbrough. Music and all the &C
accessories necessary to pleasant trip will
be provided, as the captain is an expert
enced man and knows exactly what is
needed. The boat will be out about four
or five hours and the company unobjection-
able. Prices as usual.
Joliet, H., city Of about twelve
thousand inhabitants, pays its city clerk
$1,000 per year, its chief Of police $1,000,
the captain of the night police $500, de-
tective $500, twelve policemen $55 per
month each, has two horses and and an ont
fit for the police to use, and has thirteen
police stations. Its entire list of city Off
GERS cost $3.50 per year, the street depart
ment $lS,725, the police department
$4,000, and its fire department $l0,3l5.
Mrs S. Williamson has returned home
after An absence of several weeks in St,
Louis, where she purchased many new arti
| Giles in her line, which she will sell very
low, as she bought them very low. Goods
on hand will be greatly reduced in prices.
| She will have clearing sale of white hats,
commencing to-day, to make room for
new stock. Also full line of ready IN sde
dresses and under wear, which she offers at
reduced rates. Handkerchiefs speciality,
for 15c worth %; for 10c worth To- 81
Yesterday forenoon special engine and
car arrived here on the Illinois Central
track, bearing distinguished party of Hi
nois Central railroad officials. Among
them was General Superintendent T. j.
Jeffrey and his assistant, G. A. Beck. The
latter and his son remained here and put
up at The Halliday while Mr.. Jeffrey and
party boarded their car about IL o'clock
and were transferred, engine and all across
the river to East Cairo. There they stop
ped about an hour and then continued on
their way down south.
Two barges more of rock came down
the Ohio and we're towcd up the Mssisslp-
pi by the steamer Success, to be used in
the mattress work in progress on the west
erly side of the city. Captain Cole says the
work will be in full blast about Monday.
The work so far laid out for him will take
about two weeks to finish, and after that he
thinks additional work will be decided
upon. He thinks additional work will be
found necessary in order to prevent the
river from cutting in behind the mattress
he is now laying.
While moving into house on Twelfth
street yesterday forenoon, a family named
Moore missed valuable watch and
chain. One Of the movers was suspected and
Mrs. Moore came down town to swear out a
warrant for his arrest. Mrs. Moore stated to
the court that her husband had seen the
man take the watch aud chain. Mrs.
Moore did not know anything about the
matter except what her husband had told
her, and the court advised her to send Mr..
Moore down to swear out the warrant. AT
this writing the husband has not appeared
---Tilden and Hendricks clubs are again
being formed in the principal cities OF the
country even at this early day. The public
sentiment in favor OF the old ticket is evil
IDENTITY daily growing stronger. On the 80
of March 1877 the federal house passed a
resolution declaring Tilden and Hendricks
elected, but congress could not or at least
did not enforce the above officially expressed
resolution The people desire nowto reiterate
the demand, and this time will do 1t so en-
pha,ically and overwhelmingly that no man
will dare gainsay it. They want chance
to denounce the great fraud that wat
perpetrated upon them.
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