The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-25

back and Chief Myers believing that they
were becoming too numerous and might dc
mischief, has taken steps to have some Of
them ''run in" that they might be run out
Two young women named Belle ST.
Clair and Lizzie Norman, inmates of one
of the castles of infamy on Thirteenth
street, threw all their wardrobe out of the
windows night before last and silently
stole away without the knowledge of the
mistress. 1t is thought they went to
Charleston, Mo.
Wedding presents are desirable, but
not the plated silver and gold ware usually
presented for show and effect. Present
something that will be a thing of beauty
and of JOY forever, in the shape of fine en-
craving, chrome, or photograph, handsome,
ly framed. Those fine enamel easle cabi.
net frames are just the thing. Call and
see for yourself at Clark & Lovett's, Wash
ington avenue, north of Eighth street.
The agent who came to ADJUST the los.
SEES sustained by Messrs Hinckle Il Son in
the late fire came to conclusion Tuesday,
fixing the amount at 1919, which was en-.
tirely satisfactory to all parties concerned
The second agent Of the German Insurance
Company, in which Mrs. Isaac Walder's
country property was insured, succeeded in
adjusting the loss sustained by Mrs, Wal
der to the lady's satisfaction fixing the
amount at l,450.
A meeting of the Grand Chapter of the
State of Illinois, branch of the Masonic
order, is to begin at Chicago to-day, and
| conclude tomorrow. An election of Off
GERS is the main object of the meeting. Mr.
j. A. Goldstne, High Priest of Cairo Chap
ter, left yesterday afternoon to attend the
meeting. From Chicago Mr.. Goldstine will
go on to New York and other eastern cities
topurchase q stock of winter goods. He
Will Ue gone ABOUT week.
Considerable excitement was created
yesterday forenoon at the home of Mr.. Jno.
McNulty and vicinity, by the sudden and
rapid entrance of Mr.. Men. and Dr.. Parker.
They had been summoned by Mr,McN's son
who had run to the store and announced
that his little brother was dying. But the
patient was found only with little fever
and was much surprised at the appearance
of his father and the physician, as was also
his mother 1t seems that the little fellow
who created the disturbance had misuuder.
stood something that his mother had said
Mr.. Ebert, of Ohio, who was here on
visit to Mr.. Louis Herbert, last week, is
president Of the Ohio State Brewers Asso-
citation. He says that the association is
comprised almost exclusively of former Re.
pubIicans, the withdrawal Of whose sup
port caused the recent Republican defeat
in that State He also says that tie asso,
citation is determined in its opposition to
the party and will not waver in 1884. lie
predicts the same result next year as
characterized of the recent election.
Joseph Bradley, of the supreme court,
is man of many sorrows and acquainted
with being ground between the upper and
neither stone. He was particeps criminis to
the fraud of 1876, for which he has not
ceased to receive the indignant protests of
an outraged people. Now the colored PEG.
pie are giving him prominence in resolu-
tons OF red-hot nature filled with scorn
and contumely. Mr.. Justice Bradley is
chief among that unfortunate class to whom
it would have been money in their pockets
had they never been born.
An excursion of people from the
north, filling eight coaches, came down on
the Illinois Central yesterday morning, and
continued on their way SOUTH to New Or.
leans. 1t is hardly week ago since sim
liar excursion went from New Orleans and |
other southern points to the north. These
excursions from north to south and and
vice versa will do much toward establish
ing fraternal relations between the people
OF the two sections, and developing business
relations that will prove profitable on both
sides.
Alderman Blake, who accom- nanied
Mr.. Louis Herbert and Mr.. Ebert 70 Reel.
foot lake in Tennessee on Sunday sneoks
in terms of high praise of the locality 40 a
pleasure resort Reelfoot lake is about
forty miles long and on an average Of four
miles wide, and is full fine fish Of vo,;ops
kinds. The woods about tbero ara ,l.o
teemlng with game of every description. Il
is situated about twenty miles from Union
City, which distance must be modo nv
hack. Near the lakeis little place ca,lod
ldlewild, where Capt Williams keens q
hotel and not only sets a moat olo,,.,.