The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-25

There will be services at the Methodist
church Friday night but none on Saturday
night.
John Eckenberg has notice in spe'
cial local column that should be carefully
read by business men.
School children will lind The BULlE-
TIN scrstch-books Nos. 2 and 3 for sale at
Phil Saup's candy store. If
A notice in special locals will be OF
interest to persons seeking occupation as
travelling agents.
Hattie Owens, notorious woman and
long residenter on Thirteenth street, died
during Tuesday night and will be buried
TO day
The hit Of the season The Our
Bachelor Cigar!" at Barclay Brothers,
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Mr. Thomas L, JOY has withdrawn
from the Carmi Times and gone TO Mt.
Carmel where he publishes the "Republi.
can May he succeed.
The four months old daughter of Mr..
James Summerwel died yesterday morn
ing after short illness The remains will
be taken to Jonesbcro for burial in the
family cemetery there. The funeral will
take place Friday, tomorrow,
Officer John P. Hogan arrived yester-
day forenoon from Louisville, having in
charge the fugitive negro, Clemens, who is
suspected Of completely in the Fitzgerald
safe robbery. HIS examination will be de-
ferred several days for prudential reasons.
The steamer Gaff brought up six hun.
drea bales of cotton and quantity of
lumber for the Wabash road yesterday.
Her captain, Robert Wise, started from
here by rail for Cincinnati, called there in
haste by telegram announcing the death
of his mother
Mr., Jno. F, Mitchell City Marshal Of
Centralia, was in the city yesterday on his
way to Poplar Bluff to take charge of a
man who killed his brother-inlaw at Cen.
trslia some time ago aud eluded tue officers.
The man surrendered himself to the officers
al Poplar Bluff,
The firm Of J. Burger & Bro. has dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr., Sam Bur.
ger will continue the business at the old
stand, with the vim aud energy that has
the establishment in the past
and made THE Palace Clothing House"
the leading clothing store in the city.
The man Doss who is in the city Jail
here serving term Of days for failure to
pay fine assessed against him for carry
.ug concealed weapons, killed a boy in Mar.
ion county some years ago and on change
of venue was sent to the penitentsry from
Williamson county, He served out his
term and ia now in trouble here
Last year about 800 steamships and
river steamers were either lost or badly
damaged by collisions, the result of gross
carelessness in most cases, This year the
list il already large, the Cimbris's loss be.
iBg the latest 10 the list Of horrors. 1t
would seem possible to effect international
arrangements which will compel Captains
to stop running their steamers in fogs
such as prevail in the English channel.
Crushed coke is next 10 point Of clean.
l,ness to hard coal and is an excellent sub.
stitute for it's especially adapted to base
burners and for heating purposes, while
its chespness recommends 1t on the score
Of economy. The Cairo City Gas Company
has put in heavy machinery for the pur.
pose OF crushing and preparing their coke
for domestic use aud the results are en-.
trely satisfactory, Orders for crushed coke
left q, the gas Office on Eighth street, will
receive prompt attention. 81.
The rise in the temperature north
and west OF Us during tho twenty four
hours ending at 2;ll o'clock yesterday
afternoon was general The only fall was
at Bismarck and was eleven degrees,
placing the thamometor nine below zero.
Bismarck was also the only point at which
the temperature was below zero; at oil
other points IT ranged FROM four to sixty
above, At Cairo it marked forty nine, a
rise OF twenty during the previous twenty
four hours
Ia the City Of Csiro.st Louis g. Cairo
railroad company proceedings, at the Office
of Messrs. Green & Gilbert yesterday, eight
or ten more witnesses were examined on
the side Of the CITY, among them Mr.
Thomas Meebau, Mayor Thistlewood and
Hon, Thomas W. Halliday Pending the
cross.examiuation Of the latter court ad-
journed at 1870 o'clock pm. until this
morning at o'clock, SO far no witnesses
have been examined for the COMPANY and