The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-31
"A stone crossing is being laid over
Commercial avenue at Fourteenth street.


Commercial avenue at Fourteenth street.
The children Of Sheriff Jno Hondge
are seriously sick with pneumonia They
wey Ia dangerous condition yesterday,
Charles Carpenter George Ashwood
aud Mat Juny were each fined five dollars
aad costs yesterday for dsorderly conduct
Mr.. Michael Calvin viii soon open a
saloon 10 the building at the corner Of
1 Twenty.seventh street and Commercial
avenue.
The Int OF the season, The "Our
Bachelor Cigar" at Barclay Brothers
#
The steamer reported wrecked neal
Swansea Saturday was the Agnes Jack
from Sardinia The entire Knew of twelve
men were lost.
The Salvation army is having lively
tine in Pittsburg. Thirty.two arrests
were made Sunday Of people who dis
turbed their meetings.
School children will ind The BuLLE-
TIN scratch books Nos. and tor sale at
Phil Ssup's candy store. tt
The sewers were all closed yesterday
morning, The river was few inches over
thirty.one feet The water would run into
the sewers at about thirty.two feet.
Members Of Cairo Lodge No. 237 A.
F. and A. NJ. are requested to meet at
their hall at $3.50 this morning, to attend
the funeral of Captain Hambleton. See
special locals.
Alderman McHale received severe
fall from his horse yesterday morning, but
fortunately sustained no injury. The horse
stumbled over something and fell, throw
ing his rider to the ground
"A dispatch was received by Mr., L. P,
Parker yesterday from Mr.. Ed. Reno at
Memphis. The supposition that he was
accidently taken away on the steamer
Sherlock proves to have been true. Later
Mr., Reno returned last evening.
Street Commissioner Baird is giving
all the crossings in thecity needle attention,
Those which are too low are being raised
the crooked ones are being Strengthened,
tho wrecked, repaired, the non est, repro.
duced,
The young fellows who made danger.
Gus demonstrations toward the Mystic
Krew while the the latter were parading
the streets Monday night, we're fined yes,
terday By Magistrate Comings. They had
been afflicted with an overdose Of whisky.
Yesterdays weather bulletin showed q
hesvy fall Of temperature at Bismarck,
North Pate and Dodge City. At the first
named place the thermometer marked uine
| degrees above zero, which Was much the
owes; IN the bulletin
Under the impression that so9o one
wes pr7~iing about the premises, the col
ored boy employed about the house and
| yard Of Mr.. Parsons fired pistol late
Monday night, and aroused the neighbor-
0ood. Offices were also On the spot, but
40 inyesgitation revealed nothing unusual
The young sharper who was working
the town" with the "change racket" made
raise of one dollar from the boarding
house keeper at the corner of Tenth stree,
/ 90 Commercial avenue He also tried the
trick on Mr. Louis G. Herbert, but failed,
MIR Harry Walker is making some ex-
tensive Improvements and repairs on bic
little Theatre Comique. The interior ID
being entirely overhsuled, newly kalso'
mined and handsomely papered When
finished IL will be as neat aud attractive O
place of amusement as any Of its size 10 the
country
The customary compulsory education
bill has been introduced into the state leg
islature. Mr., Walker of the senate, wants tc
pass law that parents and guardians of
children from eight to fourteen years OF
age shall send them TO school three months
IN the year a. failure to comply with tn,
law being punishable with certain penal
ties.
The ladies andigentemen who com.
pose tue Jolly Pathdndors are all pos.
sessed OF drSt-cIass dramatic and musical
talent and as they are strangers among US
it would be the handsome thing for oul
people to turn out and give them a warn
welcome. The absurdity Of the play, us i