The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-21

genuine pleasure LOT all present, character
lied the Mystic Krew's ball last night. 1t
was quite novelty in its way, there having
been no ball in the city for some time.
"Wednesday night Mr.. Zion Bishop and
Mrs. Annie Helms nee Helfrig, were united
in marriage at the residence of Mr.. Henry
Hasenjaeger, on Ninth street, Rev. McGaha,
OF the Baptist church, officiating.
Mrs. Leo Kleb left yesterday morning
for Indianapolis, accompanied by two of her
daughters whom she will place under the
care of eminent physicians in medical in
stitution there, for some kind of spinal
trouble.
AT Centralia on Sept 12th, Miss Laura
Bills OF that city was married to Mr., Adam
Kimbe, Of Aurora, Ohio. Miss Bills will
be remembered by a number of Csiro's
people, as she spent several weeks here on
a visit this summer.
AT first the weather was fine last night
and large numbers of people turned out
to hear the Cairo City Band rcbcarse ut the
Tenth street stand; but heavy shower of
rain came suddenly and interrupted
the nights amusement
go Mrs. A. V. Wright, of Bazette, Texas,
sister of Mrs. n B, Thistlewood, arrived
Wednesday, and yesterday she and Mrs. r.
left Tor Mason, Ill.,, on short visit to re-
latives, Our informant tells us that they
will be gone until they return.
An excursion to Paduca h will probably
be made by the Ella Kimbrough next Sun.
day. Mr.. Cal. Nef, of the Cairo baseball
club, is at the head Of it, the intention be.
ing to play the Eckfords, of Paducah,
match game Sunday afternoon.
"A big negro snatched watch and
chain from an old man, stranger, on one
Of the whartboas last evening before sun
down. But the stranger set up usty
yell for help and the black rough dropped
his booty and ran for dear life, while a
crowd gathered about the stranger The
negro got away,
CLERK Robcr, L. Deyore, Of the steam
er Three States, left yesterday for trip
down in Texas. He took the Texas and
St. Louis road and will clear 60 to the end of
it. He goes for pleasure and to visit his
LTother.in-law, who lives in southern
Texas some where, He will be gone about
two weeks. Captain Hacker will play clerk
during Bob's absense and Capt Geo. Farms
worth will handle the wheel for Captain
Hacker.
In the circuit court yesterday the jury
acquitted the notorious negress, Kate Fish.
er, of the robbery Of a white youth, at her
den on Fifth street; Jerry Sullivan was
found gilty of stealing pair of shoes from
Commercial avenue store and hi. punish.
'AiNht hACh ~ WV dIll y Ihll Iehlo III Tue
penltentiary; and the case of Louis Russell,
for stealing fish nets from James Phillips,
was pending when court adjourned last
evening, to meet again this morning.
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ell traced the thief to this city, by persons
living along the road, who claimed TO
have seen man riding light.colored mule
and carrying harness in front of him, com.
ing toward Cairo.
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