The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-01

bound through your veeins like baseball
over ten acre lot, draw on US for a pick
ayune.
"A lively runaway that did no dam :Ie
was the only thing that broke the peace "nd
quiet that reigns supreme in the upper part
of the cit.
"A large display of jewery, of latest
styles and designs, at Buders. Al
Ed NJ. Bishop, of Chicago, has sued The
Indianapolis Daily News for $4,000, The
paper accused him of crookedness in The
advertising business.
Mr.. George Tanner, for several years
clerk at the Waverly hotel, has opened out
ia the same business for himself, corner
Commercial avenue and Fourth street.
DO not forget amid the excitement of
Warde and NIP and Tuck" that the charm.
ing little May Ulner appears at the Opera
House tomorrow evening in Mckee Ran
kins, 40"
the members of the Hibernan Fire
Co, No. 4, are requested to attend regular
meeting this evening at 1880. By order OF
the company. d.. Foley, Secretary; Wm
NJ. McHsle, President.
Nicholas Nip and Tracer Tuck are regis
tered at The Halliday, having arrived this
a, m. on the Illinois Central and have ex-
pressed their determination to meet their
friends at the Opera House tonight.
The mania for numbering women IS
extending to all parts of the country. The
remains of Miss Anna c. Cheever have been
found in Pike County, Penn, with bullet
hole near the heart and theleft breast filled
with shot.
1t is hardly necessary to call attention
to the fact that Harry Webber with "Nip
and Tuck" is due here tonight. Our peo-
Pile are so we'll acquainted with these funny
fellows that they can learn but little about
them.
John McEwen with force of hands
is hard at work FASTING the inside walls of
the NJ. & o. building with mud. 1t is no
small job, as the surface to be covered COM
prlses two thousand or more square yards.
The first coat is on and nearly ready for
the second.
Anna Dickens Detroit benefit last
week brought her almost $500 As saw
dust is cheap this sum will almost suffice to
provide the tragedienne with the requisites
to appearance before the foot-ights in
bifurcated attire, if she still persists in that
insanity.
The first week of November will be
cloudy with rains, sleet and snow; second
week, cold to mild and showery; third
week, ditto; month closes with rains, snow
flurries and colder weather. SO says Ven
nor, but his predictions are probably for
Canada and don't count here.
Mrs Adelaide Cundiff has received a
full stock of fresh millinery goods, which
is now being put in place in neatly car
peted salesroom on the north side of
Eighth street, No. 33. Mrs. Cundff is a
skilled dress-maker and will combine that
branch with her millinery business,
--LATEsT-For 30. you can pass bliss
full hour dispel your SORROWS, and quiet
your nerves. The "Bad Boy" cigar was
built for that purpose. 1t is the smokers
inevitable. Don't stand back, but drop
right in where you are and get one. Every
dealer handles them. F. Korsmeyer, Prop.
| If
The Paducah News soemnly asserts
that the Mississippi river will, in short
time cut across to the Ohio somewhere ten
or fifteen miles above Cairo. 1t is only a
question ola few days now with bis ideas
in their present condition before the editor
of the News will be contending that the
earth Is fiat and the sun DO move
Henry Irving has captured the critics
They agree that he is thorough actor.
Mr.. Irving can afford the criticism that may
follow, as to his talents and style of acting,
as he Is sure of the shekels he crossed to
gather up. Americans will disgorge them,
too, with a better grace than they did when
the alleged acting Of Mrs. Lsngtry caused
their curiosity to get the better OF their
purse,
"A cutting ARRAY on Ohio Ievee near
Fourth street yesterday morning, in which
two Colored river roustabouts were the prin-
cipals, created a ripple of excitement in
that quiet neighborhood. One of them
slashed the other across the face and then
felt around among his short ribs with the
point of the knife, but Without doing any
serious injury. Friends interfered and the
matter endad