The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-16

great thoughts that animate his own. The
strong power behind the eternal water is his
esrnestness.-h feels what he speaks,--he
sees the sin-burdened soul, and knowing
the means for its salvation, he prays, begs,
implores it to grasp the remedy. His dis
course Friday evening was on death" AT
two o'clock, to-day, in St. Josephs church,
he will lecture on Transubstsntiation," or
the "Real Presence" when he will prove the
hypoststic union of our Lords two natures
in the Euchariot By virtue Of the privi-
lege conferred upon the Jesuit Order, by
Pope Plus TX, the solemn papal benedic-
ton, will be given tomorrow evening. At
the close Friday evening Father Damen ex-
tended q cordial invitation to all nom
Catholics to be present at his lecture to-
day.
Mrs. 8. Williamson's Bazaar 10 now
in all its spendor ofholidsy attire and peep
into it makes the rich and poor alike glad
to think that there 10 one place in oil this
cold and bard world where they can get
something nice and attractive a. we'll as
serviceable for present for the friends OF
little ones at home who, God bless them,
are the one point which their hearts point
TO and makes this world bright and happy.
Christmas cards in profusion, albums, toll.
ct articles, vases, pocket books, plush moroc-
co and leather, kid gloves, button and lace,
black lace, ties. silk aud linen handker.
chiefs, knit closks, Mother Hubbards
for children. The finest lace ties
and collars, suitable for Christina.
presents, in the city. Toys, hoods
stockings, belts, perfumery, etc. Hats and
bonnets for ladies and children, cheaper
than can be purchased elsewhere in the
city. Millinery Of all kinds to DO disposed
Of regardless of cost. Now 10 your time.
Parties desiring to make presents will find
i, to their advantage to call and examine
my mammoth stock before purchasing. am
determined not to be undersold by anyone
in my line. Mas. s. WILL1AAsoS,
Ct Seventh street.
-Atlsst the docket of the county prom
ises to be once more cleared of the Men.
ringer Schuler-Lutz case. After just an
other weeks trial it was again decided by
the jury las. night, and this time In favor
OF the defendants and against Mrs. Mem
ringer Argument in the case was begun
Friday afternoon by Mr.. Leek for the pros
ecu,ion. Mr. W. B. Gilbert followed for
the defense; Mr.. J. ". L,nsden
for the prosecution, Judge Green
for the defense, Mr.. Crandall
closed for the defense and Mr.. Linegsr
closed for the prosecution last night about
! o'clock when the case went to the jury.
The jury was out only few minutes when
il declared ito readiness TO announce the
veric, for the defendants. The amount ct
issue vs.. 5000, which Mrs.
Nenningsr sough. to recover
from defendants. The case has been
Il ii. counts Of this and Pulaski county for
over nine years; vas tried five times in all,
resulting oncs in q verdict for the plaintiff
in the sum Of 1880. II was tired three
Tunes il this county, costing the people Of
the county slmosts years salary Of one Of
.nsr principal county officers. |. is not
certainly Of the docket yet, for the usual
motions are now in order and will doubt
less all be made and argued at length be-
fore il s finally stricken from the court cal
lender. The attorneys tor the defense, par.
,icu!srly Mr.. Crsndsll, who has followed
tbs case from its very inception to its close
with much energy and perslstency, feel
much elated at the result. Court adjourned
until tomorrow morning without taking up
any other case.
The boarding house runner nuisance
was again brought into notoriety last night
in rather aggravating manner. A family
named Carr, consisting Of husband, wife
and two children, the wife being crippled
and compelled to move about on crutches,
came down on the Fowler enroute for
Charleston, No. They had barely enough
money to pay their fare to Charleston when
they landed here, although the kind officers
Of the Fowler had returned them the fare
for their trip down here from Paducah.
While carrying his trunk up the levee
toward the Union depot, the husband was
bes-ged by runners and hackmen, but he
succeeded in reaching the top Of the levec
and, setting his trunk down in front of Mr.
Mannine's house, he started to 90 after his
family; but not until he had told the negro
porter that he did not want his trunk taken
into the house, did not want to put up at
the house and did not want any check for
the trunk. IN lat rho trunk alone where il