The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-06
Hon. W. A. spann was at The Halli.

be held during the evenings of this week
rs before.
The daughter of NJ. Charles Lancaster
has been down with pneumonia and show
ed no signs of improvement yesterday.
School children will ind The BULLE-
TIN scratcb-boo Nos. and tor sale al
Phil Saup's candy store. If
Mr.. Leftcovitch Offers his cottage up
town for sale at bargain. See notice in
local column.
Mr.. n. Pice went south on the new
steamer Will S. Hays yesterday. He 10
bound for Florida on short stay.
The wind and rain storm, snd subss.
The hat of the season! The sour
Bachelor Cigar!n at Barclay Brothers
If
quent sleeting, OF the last few days, is said
to have done much damage to orchards in
southern Illinois and elsewhere.
Go and see how wildly the worst feat
ures of Mormonism are portrayed by the
100 Wives" combination at the Opera
House tonight,
The Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific
from ell sources earned from January 1st
to Gath, 1883, s935,72s for the correspond
ing period of 1889, $ss7,Sl9; increase,
$47,Sl9.
The 400 Wives" combination make
the sweep from Milwaukee to Cairo, and
return direct to Chicago where they play
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this
week
Police business in this city yesterday
consisted in the arrest OF one man for 10.
toxicaton. Magistrate Comings sent him TO
the city Jail until cold the spell is over pro-
vided il doesn't last over two or three days
longer.
Yesterday morning Constable Sheehan
brought the negro George williams, one OF
the Fitzgerald safe burglars, down town to
recover the iswelry the burglars bad given
10 custody. The jewelry was found and
Williams was taken back to jail
The 100 Wives" combination came
highly recommended by the press through
out the country, and the piece has especially
attracted the attention of the New York and
Philadelphia clergy who cordially approve
OF it as, being strong antidote for the
course of Mormonism.
The steamer Duncan was stranded on
the Kentucky shore during Sunday night
She was laying against the bank over
gradually slantng bottom, aud the rapid
fall of the river left her in a helpless po'
si,ion. The Morgan had to pu! her Oh
yesterday.
Rain and wind storms played sad
havoc with railroad emb,nkments aud
telegraph lines in Southern and Central
Illinois Saturday aud Sunday night. TIE
former were damaged by wOsh-outs snt
the latter we're blown down. This explaln
the uupunctual arrival Of trains on the Hi
nois Central and Wabash roads Saturda,
and Sunday.
Prof. Storer's fine string band furnish
es the music this evening at the Mysti
Knew Bal. 1t is the finest band in thi
section of the country, and if you do no
"trip the light fantastic" you can listen t
the "dulcet strains" of Prof. Storer's mus
aud "gaze enraptured" on the molly as
semblage that will be collected together
enjoying themselves and keeping tim
with measured step to heavenly music,
Sergeant W. II. Ray says this will b
the last month Of winter we will have here
According to yesterday evenings weathe
bulletin the temperature in the north ant
west had fallen at most points, but 1t wa
above zero at all of them, At St. Louis
vase above, having fallen but one degrc
during the previous twenty.tour hours O
Bismarck it was eleven above, having rlse
20 degrees; at Dodge City it wa
90 above, rise OF 81. Here the thermom
eter will probably rise steadily to-day an
tomorrow.
A little precaution taken In time In tb
shape Of reliable and edicacious Live
s Regulator will In most cases prevent ilnet
and fatal consequences, No medicine /
modern times has gained a wider reput,
, ton than Simmons Liver Regulator maj
a utactured by j, II. ZEILIN s. Co. TIL
justly celebrated medi Inc Regulates Il
Liver, promotes digestion, and fortides Il
system against malaria diseases
e Officers Martin aud Mahanny yesterd,
y arrested man named Stell who eau
A. here some time ago from Blandville, X,
Ia and turned him over to several gen,lem,
from that fnwn uha n..,n