The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-03

Crane, who has charge of the railroad branch
of the associations work here will attend
this meeting, and with other delegates
from this city, will also attend the twenty
fifth convention, to be held in Milwaukee,
from the 10 to the Goth instants.
School children will find THE BULIE-
TIN scratch books Nos. 3 and for sale at
Phil Saup's candy store. #
The committee appointed to enquire
whether or not the Illinois Central raj road
company had made correct reports to the
state, of its yearly earnings, reported that
the companA had done 80, but recommend
ed a more comprehensive specification in fu
ture reports.
A rare chance to adorn homes with
beautiful ornaments is offered at Italian
foe art sale at 35 Eighth street. Auction
this evening at 80 p. m. See advertise
ment. H.
-Messrs. King, Reeves & Co. leave our
city in few days for other fields OF labor.
They filled all their contracts during their
several weeks stay in our city, like men OF
business, and carry away with them the
well wishes OF many of our citizens who
had their leaky roofs permanently repaired
by their fire and water proof Asbestos roof
paint. They have given entire satisfaction
to all with whom they had dealings.
Miss Patti Rosa the brilliant little
soubrette is one of the greatest attractions
at the Gardner entertainment at the Opera
House Friday night.
Tuesday nights meeting of the Ideal
League was fully as interesting as the pre-
vious meetings had always been. The
programme OF musical and other exercises
consisted OF clarionet aud piano duet by
Prof. Storer and Miss Rida Corliss; a select
reading by Mr., Fred Allen, soug and sew
eral humorous select readings by Mr.. P.
Pierce, and a piano solo by Mr.. Dumont, of
Indiana. The readings by Mr.. Pierce were
the most attractive and entertaining feature
of the meeting.
The Daughters of Rebeccs are request
cd TO meet at Odd Fellows hall Friday
evening at o'clock.
Mrs. STocKFLETH,
Mrs. Z. Z. FORD,
Mrs. j. CLARK,
1t Committee.
The changes 10 the freight depart
ments Of the Wabash and Iron Noun
tain roads here, recently agreed upon be-
tween Superintendent Moore and Karrigan,
were to have taken place on the 1st of this
mouth; but will be unavoidsbly delayed,
probably for another week, in order to
enable the auditors of the roads to conclude
the Strengthening out of some complications
resulting from the consolidation. Several
of the check clerks in the Wabash depot
have already resigned. There will proba-
bly, not be much change in the yards aud
depots of the two roads,
After a little while Mr.. T. W. Scott
will not consider himself fortunate 10 secur-
ing the city printing at twenty-five dollars
per month. He will fiGd that the amount
received for the work that he will be called
upon to do, will fall considerably short of
the additional expense he will be put to in
doing the work as it needs to be done
The BULLETIN can not congratulate Mr..
Scott upon his success, for it knows from
sad experience that, even under the most
favorable conditions, the price for which
Mr.. Scott has offered to do the citys work
is a starvation price, and that his temper
AIRY triumph will bring him ultimate grief
Some of the cyprians, who have taken
advantage Of the excitement attending th3
election, to display them 'elves with I'm
e7""i hNpuCuSy huu ~ Siui1 httHc ~ 'ur
public thoroughtares of the city, either
walking or riding IN buggies, will now be
required to remain in their gilded palaces
leaving them only on missions Of necessity
and then in modest attire 80 as not to at.
tract and offend the respectable people
whom they may meet. Chief Myers began
yesterday to compel more strict observ-
ance Of the ordinances bearing on this
matter, and those concerned will save him
trouble themselves exposure and pun
lshment, and the public repulsive scenes at
court ard on the streets, by taking this
limit.
"A white man named Louis Russell was
captured yesterday by Chief Myers and
Officer Mahanny, at the instance of jim
Phillips, the fisherman, who charged Rus.
sell with having stolen five fishing nets from
him. Russell virtually admitted the theft
after being pinned down with facts and
questions, and offered to turn them up il
the officers would allow lin to 90 to East