The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-16
DAILY TELEeRApurc NEWS ON FIRST

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foundation for house uptown yesterday.
"A case of smallpox in the heart OF
Paducah was discovered day or two ago,
and the nurse had been circulating among
people IN the street every day.
School children will lind The BULLE-
TIN scratch-books Nos. and tor sale at
Phil Saup's candy store. tt
"A grand benefit for Dick and Ida
Cummings will be given at Harry Walkers
Comiquc tonight. 1t
"A new crossing of stone is about to
be laid over Commercial avenue on the
south side of Sixth street.
For SALE-Whte Leghorn Eggs, pure
strain, $l.00 per setting OF 10. Apply to
+. A, Burnett,
Dick and Ida Cummings will exert
themselves to entertain the audience at the
Comique tonight. They are superior per-
formers and ought to receive rousing
benefit. 1t
Persons who returned yesterday from
up the road report that the rain of the night
before was local to Cairo. But little rain
fell in Pulaski county.
A white woman abandoned little
sixyeaI.od girl on Washington avenue
near Eighteenth street yesterday afternoon.
Colored people took the little one in charge.
The Int Of the season! The "Our
Bachelor Cigarw at Barclay Brothers.
If
Mr.. Lambdin, steamboat agent aud
The BULLETIN river editor, has opened
neat office in the rear end of the brick at
the southeasterly corner of Sixth street and
Ohio levee.
Assessments No. "a Cd class, and Nos.
81 and IS, Sd class, and relief assessment
No. s, have been received by the members
of the Knights OF the Golden Rule IN this
city.
THE FERRYBoAr Three States is now
running to Fort Jefferson, leaving here at
$50 a, N. and 2 80 p. m, and 2 p. IN. Sun
day, 25 cents round trip. At
The Illinois nation guards numbers five
thousand men. The expenses of this body
for the two years from October l. 1880, to
October, 1882, were sl3S, 509.55.
ALI trains on the Illinois Central road
were late yesterday The train due here
at O'Clock a. m. did not arrive until 7,
and that due at II, came in about seven p.
IN. The cause was washout short dis
lance above Champaign,
In circuit court on Wednesday di-
vorce was granted Mrs. Adelaide Griffin
from Alvarado Griffin The ground was
desertion. Mrs. Griffin was allowed to re-
sumo her former name, Adelaide Cundif,
and was given custody of her three.year-
old boy.
The great increase in fines and pensl.
ties reported in the internal revenue collec-
tons for last month was due to the discov.
cry of several ELICIT distillers in Clinton
county, who were duly tried and tined each
five hundred dollars and costs at Spring
field.
Last evening we received the, first copy
of the Paducah News during this week.
In the absence of any reliable information
to the contrary we may assume that the
reason Of the interruption was that the
News was telling its Paducah readers some
thing which 1t didn't want Cairo to know.
--Washouts are interfering seriously
with the running of trains on nearly all rail
roads around US. The Wabash seems to be
more afflicted than any OF them, Trains
have not arrived regularly on that road for
several days, The reason OF this was that
the late rains all along this road were much
heavier than elsewhere.
Geo. 0. Forris got drunk Wednesday
night and in company one Smyth raised a
disturbance in downtown house of i'll
fame. The women broke broom stick or
two over his head and drove him out,
Magistrate Comings yesterday fined him
five dollars and costs. Smyth will be up
this morning
&C, r Stuart is now advertising a spc.
cially in the shoe line. Stuart is one of
our live merchants who believes in printers
ink, and gives it due credit for what it
does for him BY persistent advertising,
through active and dull times, he has built
up fine trade in dry.goods and notions.
"A slight Misunderstanding between a
couple OF gentlemen Of learned professions
aud quick tempers created ripple of ex.
citement at the post-office corner yesterday
There seemed to be greater anxiety among
the onlookers to get out of range of shot