The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-04

l. the OH Oh rare, or anything OF tnat sor
' but the travelling public 10 simply assure
: that il won't be barbecued if it stops Z
4 this or that hotel.
The regular meeting Of the Woman
| Club and Library Association will be helc
5 at the library room on Wednesday after
noon at 8 o'clock, Feby 7th. The literAr
exercises will include poem by Mis-
Mary Mckee, a paper by Mrs. L. {
Savage and select reading by Mrs. Tut.
tie.
BE sure that you can pass through the
hands of the Krews investigating com
mittee on the night of their ball-procure
your costumes and 60, rain or shine. Il
will be well worth your time and money
and you can depend upon ii; you will have
a Jolly time. The Mystic Krew boys know
how to conduct Masque Ball, and they have
never yet tailed and will not fail now
to give your moneys worth in fun, froIic,
and healthy innocent amusement.
On Thursday coored man em poyed
with another man atrepairing aplatform in
the Illinois Central freight yards, received
an accidental blow on the arm above the
elbow, from au ADJ in the hands of his fellow
workman, cutting deep, long cash and
chipping the bone at the elbow. Dr..
Parker gave the man needed attention and
he is now doing very well,
Private sdvices are being re.
ceived hourly from all the Kings, Queens,
Emperors, Princes and Potentatcs of Eu-
rope, Asia, Africa, South America, ond in
fact, from all other parts Of the world,
acknowledging receipts of the Krews invi-
tation to attend their Grand Masquerade
Ball on Mardi Gras, and stating that il they
cannot be personally present, they will send
a representative who will worthily repre-
sent them aud d. honor at the shrine Of
King Comus
The Krew have received one hundred |
of the finest costumes that have ever come
to Caro-. They are now open for lnspec.
tion and rental at moderate prices, at the |
hall over Kluge'S store, corner of Sixth and
Commercial avenue. They do not desire
to make anything on the costumes, will
only charge sufficient to cover the cost II
being to their interest to have everybody,
{ possible, go 10 costume to their ball.
Jall early aud have first choice
-Whitefeld Clemens, the negro who is
usl ected of being an accomplish OF Wash.
ngton and Williams, the Fitzgerald safe
burglars, and who was recently brought
ere from Evansville to where he had fed
'as Yesterday brought before Mag
'trate Comings for preliminary hearing.
he evidence agains. him was more than
trong enough to justify presumption Of
ullt, and the court bound him over in the
eat little sum of one thousand dollars.
The 100 Wives" is hing pure and
'ell written drama, abouudng IN pathetic
accidents and humorous situations, having
Or its Object the exposition Of Mormanism
uestion it handles inelligently and with
nergy. The play has received the unso.
cited endowment Of the pulpit, and Rev.
)e May, prominent divine of Philadel-
hla, regards it with great favor aud promi.
es 1t all the support ia his power over his
Wn signature. The company presenting
be piece on Tuesday night comes highly
commended, and is composed of 90 first.
lass actors We think treat Is 10 store
Or US all.
The adage, "All Work and no Play
makes Jack dull Boy" is applicable alike :
0 grown persons as we'll as children ,,
therefore, unbend yourself from your usual ,
ursults and spend at least one night in the
ear in healthy amusement, which can be OBJ
aimed by attending the Mystic Krew's Mas
uerade Ball It will be your last oppor.
unity before the commencement of Lent,
nd you should not fail to avail yourself OF
!. The Krew stands alone and has 80
TODD for years the only society in Cairo
hat gives masquerade worthy Of atten.
ance by the amusement loving portion Of
ur citizens
Frank Mordaun,, the actor, who np.
cared here a few nights ago in "Od
hipma'es, us travelling a very rugged path
lst now. Mrs. Mordsunt has a very serious
tack of the green.eved monster, At St,
.ouis, u few days ago, she swooped down
n Mordaunt like an army with banners,
nd set the residence Of the future great
i'y all agog with gossipy excitement. At
and Lincoln Mrs Mordaunt re.
eated the dose, but she gave her husband
rest here. She is In Chicago, however,
raining for another encounter. Mordaunt