The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-28
--Encampment tonight.

duu Ot' lLouio
Ice, wood and kindliug, at City Brew
cry, Jacob Klee. tt
The Young Peoples Social club viii
give ball New Years Eve. at Temperance
hall.
Mrs. Semones and daughter, of Unior
City, are visiting Mrs. Joseph Steagala II
this city.
Last evening the steamer Minnetonk'
left here with six barges of stone for Plum
Point.
Mr.. Fl. II. Warner, of Warmers Obser-
vatory, Rochester, N. Y, has The BULLE
TINS thanks for complimentary ticket OF
admission to the observatory.
Full stock and complete sample book
OF wedding invitations, ETC., Just received al
THE BULLETIN Job Office, No. 70 Ohio
Levee.
Several windows were accidentally
broken Tuesday by young men engaged in
Q playful scuffle One of the large panes in
Mr.. A. MARKS show window, and two in
the front door of Mr.. Joseph Stesgala's
saloon.
-Paducshans are being urged to vac
climate to prevent q spread Of small.
po1. A prominent physician ex-
presses the belief that the disease will gain
finn foot hold and two cases have already
appeared.
The Illinois Dsirymen's association
have appointed committee to meet with
the illinois State Board of Agriculture in
Springfield next week, to arrange for an
exhibit of dairy products, in connection
with the fat stock show.
The latest addition to tho national ar.
chieves is Guitesu's skeleton, which has
been beautifully srtlculated and hung in
the private room of the Army Medical
museum at Washington. Unfortunately
his is not the only skeleton in the closet of
this country.
The debts of all the counties in the
state aggregate nearly $l4,oOO,oOO; of the
townships, $9,OOO,0OO; of the cities, vii
liages and towns, t25, 900, 900; of the school
districts, $s,5OO,OOO being total Of over
$5l 100000. Although our state debt 10
practically nothing, our municipal debts
amount to very tidy sum.
Henry Rentro, a farmer living about
five miles above the city in this county,
while going homo from here in his wagon
last Saturday night, fell from his wagon
when near bis home and received injuries
from which he died very soon after. He
was found lying in the road soon after he
had fallen and was carried to house near
by, where hedied.
The rivers continue to rise here and
above US. Last evenings report recorded q
rise of FIVE feet three inches here during the
previous twenty-four hours; Of three feet
two inches at Cincinnati, two feet one inch
at Chattanooga, four feet one inch at Louis
vile, one foot tour. inches at Nashville.
From St. Louis Q fall Of two inches was re.
ported.
WIN. Standard, of East Cairo, and
Malinda Collins, OF Fulton, we're united in
marriage by judge Robinson At his office
yesterday afternoon. evening before
Magistrate Comngs united Mr.. VIM. Roach
and Miss Florence Craig, both of Carbon.
dsle--all good Democrats. This neighbor-
hood continues to put 10 some steady icks
in the way OF snnihilstiug the Republican
party.
This months circular Just issued by
the Odd Fellows insurance department,
announces that no assessment will be made
upon members this month. There wer'
three deaths, however, calling for insurance
to the amount of $4,000, which will b.
paid from the surplus that has accumulated
in the expense fund. The order now mum
bers fourteen thousand insured members
the increase during the last year was fou
thousand
AT the suggestion of Hon. E. N
Haines, of Lake county, the secretary O
ststsiis writing to all the live members Of
the constitutional cow ention of 1870, and
to the friends of those who are deceased
for photographs of the members of thai
body, with a view of having them photo.
graphed in group, for preservation in the
state house. This district was represented
in that convention by JudgeJ. w. Allen,
and our nelghboring district by Hon. Geo
W. Wall
Several days ago Mr.. Charles Fare
with force of men supplied the Sixth
street cistern with water. The water was
taken from cellar under the City Brewery,