The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-05


circuit court, at its May term, will appoint
new states attorney.
Captain Jno. r. Thomas is we'll pleased
with the work which has been done by the
Mississippi river commission. Mr.. Thomas
states that the next congress will probably
separate the Mississippi appropriation from
appropriations for other rivers, and that a
good appropriation will be made for the
continuation of the work on the Mississip.
pi.
The Bells Of Cornville are requested to
meet tonight at the Opera House. BY
order Of John Horne, President. 1t
About o'clock yesterday forenoon, at
St. PatrickS church, Father Murphy officia-
ting, Mr.. VIM. F. Short and Miss Emma Rol
linger we're married in the presence of q large
congregation. Mr.. Short is captain on the
tug Montauk; the bride is the step.dsugh-
tor Of Mr.. T. W. Lehigh and both are very
favorably known here. They left last even
ing on short wedding tour and to visit
relatives and friends in other cities.
Wrestling match for 800 at Harry
Walkers Comique tonight, II
Early yesterday morning lodger in
the house Of Mr.. Patrick Masterson, on
Fourth steet, between Walnut and Cedar,
was awakened BY an unusual noise, and
looking about, saw negro just in the act
climbing out Of window, carrying with
him vest and pants. The negro was out
of sight before pursuit could be made and
carried the clothing with him and also $50
in money that was in the pockets. Nc
cue to the burglar was found yesterday.
Candidates may come on with theira
nouucements, but don't forget the cash in
advance rule which is rigidly enforced
Il
The McAuley troupe held forth at the
Opera House last night to q fair audience,
not so large as they deserved, for they
should have had packed house. The
performance was very good Throughout.
B. McAuley as "Uncle Daniel" was per-
feet. He isa natural born actor and the audi
ence Involuntary look upon him as 9 char
scter in drama Of real life. He was we'll
supported in every part. The company
is strong one and deserves the greatest
success wherever It may 60.
The entrance to THE BULLETIN news
and job rooms is from Ohio levee No. rs,
and is open day ard night. If
One of Cairos ablest and most energet-
ic young lawyers announces himself this
morning as candidate for the city attor-
neyship al the coming municipal election
We mean Mr.. Angus Leek whom nearly
everybody knows, and knowing, respects
and sdmires for bis professional skill and
personal worth. Mr.. Leek would represent
the city in all matters pertaining to the
Office he seeks with dignity and ability,
and he would be wstchful Of the citys in.
terests at oil times. The people would
have no reason to regret his election.
Go to the Comique tonight to see the
wrestling match between two champions
for 800. It
Mr.. VIM. K. Hendricks announces him.
self this morning as candidate for re.elec.
ton to the city attorneyship. He has held
the sttorneyship for two terms, during
which the compensation Of the Office offered
no inducement tor extraordinary activity
Mr.. Hendricks 10 rising young man
raised in Cairo, and known too we'll in THU
city to need any introduction. He is well
versed 10 law aud as representative Of the
city has shown ability in the conduct Of
some cases Of more than ordinary import.
ance. The voters will give his qualidca
tions due consideration and If they elect
him, may rest assured that he will to bis
level best to discharge bis duties faithfully
Andrew Lohrs Genuine Aromatic Bel.
fast Ginger Ale, . pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, 10 now
on sale at the leading saloons. If
The fact that many Of our merchant
arc making extensive improvements In then
places Of business and are increasing then
| facilities for business ID certainly proof o.
general satisfaction with the condition o.
things, and sncouraaiug to oil who hope
for . prosperous future. There 10 . yer,