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

Bright Bohemia will please everyon
. and should draw large house tonight.
Dr.. Leach made trip to his farm nes
Carbonate yesterday; will return HON
Monday,
The steamer r. r. Springer brougt
up abou. twenty-five foreigners yesterday
who continued on their way west,
School children will md TIE BuLLE
TIN scratch-books Nos. and tor sale a
Phil Saups candy store. tt
Mr., Mcintyre, an experienced ice ma
chine builder, is now with the D. w. lie,
Mfg Co, and will remain until their ma
chimes are 10 operation.
Interviews or Bright Bohemia is pro
duction Of Mr.. MOBILES own pen, and is sale
to be the the brightest he ever produced
Don't fail to see IT, Seats reserved at
Buder's.
| R-Dou't forget the Social Hop at Hiber.
nan FIRE company hall, Monday night,
February 9Th. At
III you wish to witness frst.class
article Of newspaper reporter, one who
knows 40 such thing as fail, and is always
on hand at the nick of time, do not fail to
attend Milton Mobiles entertainment to.
night st the Opera House.
The railroad companies understand
what they are doing, Of course, but when
they chang $40 for rnnuing car of hay
through Cairo to New Orleans and s45, If
the said car started from Cairo, outsiders
are likely to wonder why this is thus
Our readers will find the card of VIM.
0ehler, in this mornings paper, inviting at
teution to his fine blacksmith shop and
wagon factory. The works of Mr.. oehler
has drs,-cIass reputation and his prices
are always reasonable.
State Treasurer Vincent of Alabama
speculated in cotton futures, too. When
he left Montgomery Monday night be sent
word 10 his chief clerk that he hod gone
to New York to get the $4,000 that is
missing from the treasury. The police of
all large cities have been notified to look
out for him.
The Illinois senate Wednesday adopt.
the resolution calling on representatives in
congress to try and amend the law relst.
ing 70 the transfer of cases from tSe state
to federal courts so as to harmonize with |
the constitutional rights Of states. The
house adopted the resolution to investigate
the Illinois Central railroad accounts.
Two bills that are novel are before the
Illinois legislature. The first abolishes |
grand juries and regulates the practice in
s.lcrimnal cases upon information. The |
same bill was rejected last year, but ITS
author, Mr. 0'Hars of Rock Island, is hope.
ful this year. The second bill is for the !
public castigation of wife.belters aud the
probability is that, it will pass,
The Southern Express company now
occupy The new Texas & St. Louis narrow
gauge and are now prepared to do bust.
ness between Giro aud Jonesboro on that
route at low rates. Their motto has always
been to work tothe interest of their patrons
and if courtesy, good management, etc,
will build up business on that route, they
will certainly get all they can do, q
1t is understood that Prof. Clark con.
templates the celebration Of Longfellows
Day IN highly interesting manner at the
high school room The exercises TO con.
sst Of essays, music, recitations, etc. A
prominent feature Of the entertainment
will be recitation by Miss Whitaker, az.
sistaut in the high school, who is now
teaching a class in elocuhon aud who was
apupil Of one Of Americas best readers,
James z, Murdock, The regular weekly
examination will be concluded to-day,
"A new feature 10 the signal service a.
this point, and that will be found of great
convenience to citizens generally, are re.
ports received here every morning from
points governing the conditions of the
westher here These reports hsva been
authorized by the government aud are re.
celved every morning from Bismarck,
Yankton, Omaha, Leavenworth aud 81.
Louis. The reports arrive here and are
ready for inspection by about niue o'clock
every morning.
Speaking Of the high license system
now being agitated Ia the Illinois legislature
the 81. Louis Republican says: Some of
the Illinois towns present very ineligible
examples Of the working OF the high
license system, A year ago Joliet adopted
it, Before that there were ninety saloons
IN the place paying a license of $50 each,
$4,000 in the aggregate. The new law