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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-28

The Chicago Clothing HOUSE, haye q
most elegant line Of goods this season,
General c. W, Pavey is at his post 10
the internal revenue Office here.
Rev. George being absent from the
city there will be no service at the Ptesby.
terian church on Sunday.
One fine Ma,hushek Piano for sale at
low price, at W. G. Jocelyn's, Taber Bros.
1t
--Messrs. j. johnson g. Co., Eighth
street saloonists. have a notice Of interes,
to lovers Of book. beer, In special locals.
Master Mechanic George Alcock, Of
the illinois Central road, has in hand en-
CINE No. 2l7 at the shops 10 this city, upor
which he Is making extensive repairs.
The entrance to THE BULLETIN new
and job rooms Is from Ohio levee No, ~
and Is open day ard night. II
According to yesterdays weather bul
letin the barometer was generally dow
below thirty, the thermometer up IN tn
seventies, wind westerly, sky mostl
Q oudy.
A wreck occurred last evening on III
Grand Trunk railroad about seventy. hv
miles cas-, of Chicago, 10 which much dam
age 10 property and loss Of human life AN
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-28
LUNCH! LUNCH!l LUNCH ~
Bock-beer and book .wurst for lunch to-
night at Good Luck saloon. 1t

Tho special Short Line train bearing
President Disz and party arrived at the
head of the incline in this city about 2;l5
Yesterday afternoon, tho train having made
the run from Du Quoiu, seventy-seven miles,
ia two hours and quarter, at the rate Of
about thirty.hve miles per hour. A small
delegation Of citizens were on the transfer
platform, but II any!of them expected to
eve more than the train and few strange
faces at the windows Of one Of the palace
cars, not At all striking In appearance, and
n lot Of fora. Jevises on the floor In the
rear end OF the sleeper AZ II went down the
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-28

Mr.. John McNulty has u letter from
Messrs. TX. Lane & Co., New York, in
which the firm expresses desire to put up
water works n this city, provided there is
no danger Of the city being washed away,
or the channel of either Of the rlvers being
changed, and Or divided the city is not too
heavily 10 debt, etc, etc. Messrs. Lane q
Co.,, have the money they any, and il favor
Able answers o their several questions can
be given, will 20 right to work to build the
apparatus. 1t seems to be easy enough to
End men who will build water works any
where. Men who have money always seek
investment for it, but their investment will
always DO made with view exclusively to
their own profit. Had the city been con-
tent to take such water works as Mr., Dan
els proposed to build, she would have had
the wotk,iu full! operation long ago. but
the city wanted works Of a cer,a!n KIND, to
erect which would not have yielded Sc
large a profit to the projectors AZ they
wanted, and therefore the project fell
through. IfMessrs. Lane & Co., don't want
everything their own way, their offer, when
made 10 the proper authorities, may result
in something more than a slight zephyr
In the meantime the city is doing very well
without water works aud is conscious of hei
ability TO secure them whenever she wants
them,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-28

Dan Charleston, who stole pair Of
pants from Mr. Saddler some weeks ago
and was caught on Wednesday, was pre-.
liminarily examined before Magistrate Com
ings yesterday. The evidence WAS not very
strongly against him, but he was known to
be bad niger on general principles and
the court and officers thought it best not to
burden the county w.as HE maintainsnce In
jail, and ultimate trial and probable &C
qulttal, aud the court assessed fine of one
hundred dollars and costs for vagrancy and
the officer shipped him out of town on a
stay of execution.
some person or persons protesting to
be members of the Ideal League" has or
have addressed several postal cards to Mr..
Charles Hardy, accusing him of whiting
the "Esthete" communications which APP
pesred in The BULLETIN some days ago
and informing him that they and others are
determined to punish him therefor by moi
becoming members Of his new dancing
class. We can hardly believe that the
writers Of the cards are members Of the
League, because of the deplorabe lack oil
good sense and the cravenly nature Of the
writers, manifested 10 their mania for anon
ymous scribbling. In this latter chaIac
teristlc they ale 30 much Ike
some so-called "independent' news
papers.) But 10 justice to Mr. Hardy
il is proper to say that he was not the Du
thor Of those communications and probably
could not have produced them had he ri cd
TO do so.
Mr.. Linegar's constituents are becom
log little impatient at the long rest int
which the levee and street filing bills have
fallen in the State Senate. the last men
ton made Of them was, that they were or
dered to q second reading. The bills ar
now and have been tor over month, il
the hands of the Senators from this end O
the State, Messrs. Lenma, for this district
and Hogan for the next above. These
might be aided by several others in push
ing these important bills through Iht
smoothness with which the bills advanced q
far as they did proves that but little efor
is required TO enact them into law, anl
therefore failure to pass them will arous
suspicious In the minds Of the people tia
may, uuIustly, no doubt, reflect uniavors
bly, upon those who have the bills in hand
LIE, US have the bills passed, gentlemen
without further unnecessary delay. -
long pull, strong pull and apull alto
getherr will land them into the hands G
the Governor and there they will certainly
be beyond the reach OF any who might de
sire aud attempt 10 secure their defeat.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-28
NOTICE.

There will be a Stockholders meeting o.
the Illinois Iron and Goal Company q
their Office 10 Cairo on the Goth dav OF
MAY, at 0 o'clock a. m, tor the purpose OF
c.ec,ing nine Directors, and the ~"nsac-
ton of such other business 80 may prop
erly come before the meeting.
90. GODFREY, Prest
D.F. WEsTFALI, Secy.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-28
Tho following curious puzzle is

Tho following curiouspuzz'e Is +
beat the celebrated "l3-lj.li." @
we'll worth investigation. Take o
Of paper or cardboard 10 inches
and 5 wide, thus giving n surtacel
inches. Now cut this strip diagol
A. true ~ you eau, giving two pie
the shape Of II triangle. Now mJ
exactly inches from the larger y
each strip, and cut IN two pieces.
these slips and put them into the ST
an exact square, and II will appea
iustS inches each way, or6l square
q loss Of I square inch Of superficial
urement, with no diminutlon Of 81
The question Is, what becomes 4
inch. =" Aoe of Stcfl.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-28
VIVIAN PAPER OF CITY AND COUNTY
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

bach insertion and whether marked or not, II caCH.
l.ted to toward any mans ops'noss interest are
always paid for
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-28
CASH DRY GOODS HOUSE

are now receiving daily the very latest novelties in ORES
Goods Hosiery Gloves Parasols, Laces, Embroiderie
White Goods &C., suitable for the approaching hot season
all of which are offered at prices that can not be unde
sold in this or any western market.
We are doing the largest business in Black Silks eve
done in Cairo and are making daily additions to this
partment The excellence of Silks and the low prc
asked for them are the subject of general comment
Buyers of Black Silks are respectfully asked to col
pare goods and samples from abroad. New shades
Runtinos MINIS Veings Albatrers Cloths, Grenadines
We solicit the patronage OF the cash buying pup
who will find it to their advantage to trade at
STU A RT'S. Il
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-28

A lame old lady at Keyser,
Had no one to advise her,
Till Doctor John Boyle,
Tried st. Jacobs Oil,
Its action did eurprise her.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-28
HATS AND CAPS, |
NEW AnYkR fi-HM INT.

gRw ADyER fi-HNENT-.
Notices In this column three line. Or less % cSns
one insertion or 81 o. per week.
DOR SALk.- Blanks. Chaita Mortgages. rpHt.Hi
Il Warranty aud Warranty DECIDE a, tue Bulletin
job Office 70 Ohio Lover
LN0R RENT-.Frsme cottage corner Division and
Il Washington ave. Appl, TO Hugh callahan.
CAIRO HOME FOR SALE.-The lisrell prop.
" erty, Sg2 Washington avenue, mex, door 10 18Th
-thfe lots, tao fronts, and two AMI half story
brick house, In the bet nriehborhood In caro-,
can be bought at tn low price Of s2,s00. Call On
b. y. hArre on the pr isee, VI address the
owner, 3iS Dearborn street, ChiGasn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17
lhe ArbOuN Company.

The Arnoux Electric Light Company
which was chartered some time ago In
New Jersey, has purchased tho patent
rights for the hight in this State and
Delaware county Pa. The company 10
now fully organized, and the following
ON ers have been elected:
Samuel II. Grey OF Camden, \ j.,
President William W. Pusey Of WI.
ming'on, Wee President; Howard l."
Chandler, secretary, and William M.
Pylr, Treasurer. The directors ar"
Samuel II. Grey, + Il, and George r,
Archer OF Camden, y. }. j K Finn,
William W. Pussy and j. II. hotf-
ecker, Jr,, OF Wilmington. j. ii. Hon
ecker, Jr, Esq, has been elected TIE
attorney VI the corporation.
The company have "A number OF !lGhts
in operation IN this city with apphca-
lions Tor many more.
In a short time they will have ne"
engine, and cont .entiy hope 10 make a
great improvement in ttD light. W men
the new engine Is IN operation the
hickeriDK OF which there hah been seine
complaint will TO entirely Obvlated and
the company will be enabled t. rro.
duce a clssr. bean.ilu! AMI steady
light
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17

CHERlFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE Or A
- writ Of L"vari Falias, to me directed,
VIII be exposed to Public Sale, ut the Court
House, on Market street between Tenth ana
Eleventh streets in the city Of Wilmington,
Ne. Castle County, Del,
ON SATURDAY.
THr. 3RD DAY OF FEBR AIRY, 1883.
AtZ o'clock, p. N. the following described
real estate VIZ:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
with "A three story brick house thereon stu
ate in the city Of Wilmington aforesaid
bounded and described NJ follows. To wit:
Beginning at point on ne norih"rIy side
of sixth street. between Pine and Spruce st-
at the distance OF ~ feet ~, inches i'9m the
westerly side Of spruce street AZ the middle
Of the common alley between this and IN"
adjoining mouse. thence along the middle Of
said alley northcrly parallel with Spruce It..
II feet tun stake. thence westerly parallel
with sixth street 10 feet and Inches to me
Of v liam Hrmi"r-Un's land, thence south
crly parallel with Spruce street ana through
the middle Of the party wall between ms and
said Henicr9On's adjoining house il rect I"
the aforesaid eide Of sixth street, ana thence
thrrcwth castrrly - feet and tire" inches to
the place ul beginning Ne the contents there
Of what thry may Wnh the free use and
privilege 81 the auuyo mentioned alley in
common iuroyrr,
Srizcd aud taken IN execution ~ the pro.
prrty nj ln'rhHrl 'irdI nlwI Elizabeth, his
wife. uud /. {. Sc and io be- sold by
JAMES NAEIiN ShurU
SnrIrJs UFrIcE, Wilmington. january
u. l's2 Us
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17
FOURTHEDlTI0N
HslaOaa Offences

Johanna Peters, an old woman, who
keeps a small candy store al 30 Mac
dougal street, New York, WAS taken 10
a police court on Sunday because she
sold penpy's worth Of candy 10 a Mt
tic chlld. The policeman who made
the arres. sec med to be ashamed Of ha".
ing done 30, aud explained 10 tho Jus-
tice that be had done 50 at the request
Of some church peopl0 who we're passing
aud saw Tho child come out Of the
store. The prisoner Informed the Mag
istrate that she was told that the Pena
Code permitted her to keep her store
open until . o'clock In the morning.
Justice Duffy dismissed the complaint,
but admonished her 10 be more careful
ia the future. Some Of the church PEG
pie, who called the policeman's atteu
ton to Johanna's crime, went home oA
the street CARS, but did not say any.
thing " the conductor about "servile
work" on the Sabbath day. Another
officer on Sunday morning arrested
Michael Leonard, aged So years, of Sl2
Eat Thirlieth stree1, for peddlinR can
dy. Leonard, who is almost n helpless
cripple, told Justice White that he had
five small children depending upon him
for support. His Honor fixed al at 81,
ana paroled him TO obtain a bondsman.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17
Fatal Accident.

Yesterday morning track walker
on the Delaware Railroad discovered
the InangIed remains OF CoIorsd man
lying In ditch about half mile be-
low the State Road Station. His skull
was fractured, and bis left arm broken.
Word was sent to this city, and Deputy
Coroner H. W. Palmer took the LOO
train down, and brought the body to
the Morgue last evening.
1t WAS ascertained that that the re-
mains were those Of Samuel Handy,
about 81 years Of age, who was In this
city last Monday, aud started for his
home near the State Road crossing in
company with woman named Mag
gle Douglass, who lived with him.
When he left this city, he WAS under
the influence OF liquor, and it is sup
posed that after he eft the cars he start
ei t. walk along the track and was
struck by the north bound freight train
due nere at so'cloGk n the evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17
A sal I nA0.

Last evening an aged man, IA
William Hackett, appeared beio't
Mayor to testify against his son, y
hncnargt Il with being an habituat:
ard, and also abusive and diso.t
IG" old gentleman told \ sad stu
how the son was 80 addicted 20 d
That he would not work, and VIII
could not procnr" liquor In any .
way would take clothing and otbe
ticles ont Of the house, which h. .
sril or trade for liquor, When assr
the Mayor What he had to say, Wi
Jr,, replied thst no was on sprea
had rot much recollection what "
done. The Mayor imposed a In
IS and COST, which will have the e
Of sending him to jail for few W
This Is the third time Mr.. Hack.
been compelled 10 invoke the u;
ton OF tho Mayor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17
The Little RUuIks.

Admiral Dot and the London Mu,
s"um will occupy the Grand Opera
House Monday, Tue sday and Wednes-
day afternoon and EVEN Is Of each
day OF next week. The Admiral, it Is
claimed, Is the most talented "small
bunch Of human art" in the world. He
is a character artist plump, fat and
merry. There will be present also
Count Rosebud and Baron LittIetinger
also very dimiuutive specimens OF hu.
mainly, who do the variety business
The Enchanted Statue, Captain Beach,
the Man Fish Lacele, the Water
Queen Professor Carroll, the Mag clan
the Midgets, the Happy Wooden Head
cd Family, "Clever" Carroll, the ven
triloquist, and Sig. Etsus and perform
ing birds will DO among the Other Won
dars. As the price Of admission il only
ten cents, with ten cents extra for reser.
we'd seats, every body can have a chance
to Zee this curious and varied exhibi'
ton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17
Literary Note.

Hardly mad the Saturday Review
Sci out its muCh-quotsI comments Gu
the A MeTiCsu SpAluH, when Al.
otl,c Englibh authority appeared IN
tht pages of Ihe CJntin ect, a. The
avonger of Daley Miller and al
her sisters. Miss KooGa BrOughton Is
undoubtedly Eng Iish, al undoubtedly
al e1csedi ~ ~ popular author, aud We
suppose IS familiar with the Ehgllsn
lady Of the period In her various phases
0. developeAent. The opening chap
tiers Of her n-S story Belinda, are M"
running in The periodical named AID
four Eng.ish ladies, evidently VI the
higher social eEders, are among IL
leading characters Two Of them are
elderly and alarming, and w. are
young and charming, namely,
" Granny" Churchill and Miss Wat
3d. Tor the elder, AID Belinda and
Sarah ChurshiI. fer the younger 7.9-
1neut. Granny 10 thus acc lon
at j. described by sarah
zone kaOxs that II she were cal Ell
Hp.n :.r auy d the suG.lmer vlrIurs o!
IL Cd. would be found waning. bAt
aser --es-b.llI-r virtues are It
IL ~ aa- lg4LG DJLrE tLs' OhT s'iS"LI
need. b. -.ange, and granny ha- pisL!y
Of tt-a.&aeL 4 good te1t tat,
~ lie -. for some able s~:DoDiz-l
to ezra... A for Mas Watson, the
is.l.y.y al ere, ard While the i've
ycu1 4..- are b-.uUfu. and accom-
p4,. 4. Gus u. them a. soft ,as a" The
stissI ,.Gy, r.qu-Gry, yiVacity au' ack
y.-I breed ug th.. have UshA widely
aarriJsI ~ the American younx woman
o. H- prsseu, day. The story ism Mise
BpGkA on peculiar vein, or, II any
tu.ns, ore se, and the America
puL.rc WI. watch beI>uda's care anC
lat Of L.r SISTER vita al amused In
Ierssr 44.MeD."d by csrlostty As &c
VIVA. Eu3.ss culics will have to sAy L
explanation or apology We sAAI. TAXI
easate in keeping our readers pos.e'
a. ~ tho C0mUent3 If the Eos II'u prss'
On tines. most aa7ur',lug types u con
tam yOrary .ac 3. ia IN !aLG ~hrr'
We nav U-1u .au. 1t 10 COX tor every
thing that 5 .oye,y am refined III Wo
mao.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17

LONDON, January l6.--Ths Dublin
correspondent Of the Standard says /:
"Tbers are two distinct secret societies
here; ohe belongs 10 the old Head Cen
lre' Stephens Faniao party, which ad-
yocater open warfare, and the other Is
known ~ tho senate or Council a body
which advocates murder. An ctiug.
will be mad" 10 prove Mat
some OF tAe prisoners recently ta-
ken had been IN tho company on a
certain dag Of fhasu parre who wer"
posted IN n cerJata par OF IHr cry fer
tho purpose OF astas-luSIug hiPh OH
cial, bat that Ihu al'srGrr MS restpru.
ed for d tztl"r opportunity, which,
however, never aTo,I. II Is stated that
Il vii be show that t5ure was a plaa
10 destroy the Lord Ltsuteus nJ and lis
escort by bombs thrown from unoccu.
pieJ huuae-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17

1t has already been reported III
REruBLIrAN, that John Is. Wm''
ZIG East Fifth street, y brakssu AZ
a freight train o. the 2. W. u b.
road had his arm and shoulder cr4
between tho cars On las. WedH"
morning.
He WAS taken to tho Penusy y
Hospital, but his mi aries were Of
, nature that they pi0ved fataY
White died yesterday lDorn!ng a.
o'clock. His remains will be bro
TO this city tomorrow afternoon ~
terment IN Riv0rvls~ Cemetery
ueral pervices will bs hold at . de
y. III. In Asbury M. +. Church
deceased was an exemplary i
man, % years OF age and leaves a.
and one child.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17
FIFTH EDITIO,
SIsixhirg ana Shedding.

Lat night ~ a sleigh cOntainIrg
lady and gentleman was passing fgg,
and Madison streets, they were .
into by a large sled on which were ,
rEal young men. The sleigh Wa. O.
italy upset and the shaft b..
lhrOwlng ths lady out and spu.
Eor WHIST badly, Assistance was A.,
drred by some persons Ia the vjrla
alter "hich the party drove away
YraitTid! afternoon several boz,
% t!ut ran into sleigh on Eiliuf /.
nue., aiming ltav. Isaac NJ TIA.
man aud Mr.. Samuel Ball. Thoss
vas upset and both gentlemen tina
out, but fortunately escaped unirjll.
The horse ran short distance w4p.
was captured and brought back. 4.
the aloigh found to be slightly inju,,
On Monday nigh Walter, sgr
Henry Mclean, broke his arm VI.
cunstiug at Fourth and Washing
strseis.
A boy whose, name could not BE-
certaiped, had q finger broken vi
sledd!Dg at Seventh and Walnut stry
last evening.
Edward Boon had his leg broke
I 40 places while coasting last evsr !
Ho was removed to his resideuc,
Fifth aud Tatnall streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17
Surprise Party.

The friends of Miss Ella Burns,
teacher in Public School No. 20, gave
her a surprise party at her home, 200
East Tenth Street, on Monday evening,
the anniversary of her birth. Merry
games, and table loaded with good
things in tn. way of refreshments
formed the program OF entertainment.
Tne time passed 30 pleasantly that the
midnight hour surprised the party by
It's unmarked arrival, and it was well
into the small hours before they dis
persed all expressing themselves as
having had good time, aud wishing
their fair hostess many happy leturns
of ii q occasion
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17
Mayors Court.

An tged man named John W
"as found lying on the sidewa
Front street yesterday Afternoon
drunk, and taken to the hal.
evening he WAS fined 80 cents
costs.
John Dumpson, , little colored
WAS charged with the larceny OF a
bolongin. to George NJ. Bailey
evidence showed that when tho
Was discovered and traced to Dunn
he Induced two boys to return tn
10 Mr.. Bailey, for which they rece
Eenty- We cGlts.
Dampson was waiting eutside,
when they came back with the II
he c0Inpe ed them to hand " Owe
dim. The Mayor ordered him q
aiken bach tD tho coll, where /,
probable lie Will be deta ned for a
or two, and then discharged. az 1T
TOO young ~ Benu 10 iAii
This morning Il. II. Hesse WAS Cd
ed With being drunk and disorder!
eehJenced 10 pay fine ofH and q
COr.eiius Donnelly and Henry j,
spn were each lined 90 cents AMI q
for Drunkenness.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17

Thursday evening tho Maggie NJ
ell Dramatic Association Of this
assisted by some fret class talent
Philadelphia, will appear At the q
House in ByrOn's great dramma
tied "B.ow for Blow" There
doubt but this will be first cia''
l-rtainmrnt, aud al tho major
those who will take part In the d.
are residents Of this city, they sG
be literally patronizsd.
On Saturday night George ii. a
will appear with his excellent Hl1
Dump,y Company. Mr.. Adam
now considered the best clown II
world, and fully equal to u"
George L. Fox. With the eAcr
company with which he has sur
cd himself he is able TO furnish a
foymance that can be enjoyed b. /.
gentlemen and children.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-17
<ohtcAied Election sases.

WAsuIHGToH, jan 1G--The Huh-
coumittse Of tho Committee on Elec.
tons reported tia morniug Ia favor
Of presenting a report authorizing the
sending ofa committee 10 the lVtbA.a-
hama Dirtrct to lnve.tig ate the charges
tf 'r,ud In the election on cf winch
grew the jones'. Shelr- contest. On
Friday Mr.. Shelley VII be heard IN
opposition TO tho report, Tho validity
OF the registration laws Of Missouri, ~
they Affect tho election of MI Sessihg.
hau-, will also be argued before the
committee on Friday. The committee
agreed to report in favor of p&yu. ,hr
eonte"tsnt Bailey, III tho hayIey- BacbIer
Nlll!h Virgiuia) cas-, before 'ha
Xl.Vlth Congress, t5J0.