The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-03
Hon. John II. obcrly is expected


The Int OF the season The "Oui
Bachelor Cigarl' at Barclay Brothers
! IF
MIR G. c, Huntey Of New York ar
rived in the city yesterday to look after his
building on Ohio levee and to expedite its
completion.
-.Au accident occurred last evening On
the Texas and st. Louis railroad at East
Cairo which caused delay OF passengers
on the evening train for several hours last
night No particulars could be obtained
School children will md The BULLE-
TIN scratch books Nos. 2 and 3 tor sale at
Phil Saups candy store If
A number of logs belonging to the
box factory were lifted from the bank by
the rising water yesterday aud the night
before, and foated down the river. One
of the tugs was engaged yesterday in tow
ing them back
Geo II. Lower who is known 10 many
of our citizens, having resided here for
number Of years, has recently assumed the
position of city editor Of the Hot Springs
Horse Shoe, weekly paper Of vcceut ori-
gin.
Don't forget the Social Hop at Hlber-
man fire company hail. Monday night,
February 9Th. At
Next Tuesday Illinois will have a
new governor and a new United States
senator, both OF whom will owe their pro.
motion to bold violation of the state con-
suluuon. They are the creatures Of Hayes
ing and will increase the number OF Re-
publican fraudulencies by two more.
DIR Charles Gaylord of Paris, ILL.,, en-
tered a plea of guilty Thursday in the
unlted States district court At Springfield
of circulating obscene matter through the
mails, aud was sentenced to the Chester
peuitentiary for three years, dating from
the 2Sth day of last September, which he
was first ncarcersted in Jail
New 10, of Hamburg aud Irish Point
Embroderies just opened at
]. l. L. BURGERS
l24 Commercial avenue
There will be general rejoicing among
the many pedestrians who, during this
spell of wet weather, made daily or
hourly hop stepsandjumps over the
Eighth street Ohio levee crossing, over the
TACT that Street Commissioner Baird had a
new, wide crossing constructed there yes
tcrday.
"A mechanic named George Boughner,
employed at the Ice factory to assist in put
ting up the ponderous machinery, had two
fingers of his right hand badly crushed yes
day morning by the unexpected motion of
Shesvy piece that was being boosted by
pulles into its place. Drs Parker attend.
ed him, Mr. Boughner lives on Seven
tenth street,
--latest accounts of the smashup on
the Texas and St. Louis railroad last night
were to the effect that the mixed train due
here at little after six o'clock was ditched
near the ST. Francis river, about sixty five
miles from here, aud would not bo 10 IN.
Ill about l2 o'clock The ferry boat Three
States was therefore on duty more than
half the night waiting to transfer the pas.
sengers
AT Bismarck the thermometer stood
20 degrees below zero At o'clock pm,
yesterday; At st. Louis, % above, at North
Platte, below and at Dodge City at zero.
| At the other points reported the tempera.
ture had risen and stood at from Al to 72
above zero. At Bismarck the wind was
from the northwest, six miles per hour; al
ST. Louis from the cast, nine miles pei
hour. Atthe last named place 81 Of Al
inch Of rain fell during the twen;y.four
hours ending at the hour named
Yesterday was grounding day, Sew
ersl claimed to have seen the animal abou
noon but under different circumstances
In Que instance the hog had its hole 10 III,
shadow pl tree, aud when it came forth
didn't see It's shadow although the sun wa
shining brightly at the time, THIS woulC
prophecy good weather, But the other
hog came out in the sun and went back in
to It's hole very uncercmouiously aud TIL
would indicate prospective bad weather
Readers are at liberty TO take their choice
AT meeting of the Woman Chrisda
Temperance Union held at Reform ha
Thursday afternoon n committee was AZ
pointed TO confer with another commilte
of young men who desire 70 organize
Christian Association, aud decide upoi
terms for permitting the latter to use he
form hall fol their meetings The con
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