The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-05

Several fishing parties are out In oil
terent directions to-day.
A hne Decker Bros Grand Square
Piano tor sale cheap, at Jocelyns. 1t.
Mr.. jeff NJ. Clark went to st. Loui'
Yesterday afternoon ON business-to bu.
stock.
Hotels in the city, that depend primer
pally on transient custom, are experiencing
very dull period just now.
The firm Pigath & Landcart, liquo
deslers and proprietors of the bowling al
lev at Paducah, have mada an assignment
No new cases were taken up inthe cir
cult court yesterday. The day was consum
cd In disposing of various matters of minol
importance.
The jury in the johnson county case on
trial in the circuit court here Friday ana
Saturday, brought ia a verdict for the de-
fendents late Saturday night.
--Steroscopic views Of some of the rocks
and scenery at Dixon Springs may be seen
in tie window of Mr.. Miller's jewelry store
on Commercial avenue.
"A cyclone was expected by many yes.
teriay, owing to the peculiar looks OF the
sky; but none had their expectations and
Interpretations FULFILLED.
The board of county commissioners
met in County Clerk Humms office yester-
day forenoon and in few hours disposed
of all the routine business there was.
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
sale on at the leading saloons. tt
-Wckliffe and Blandvile are to be con-
nected by telephone. A joint stock com
pany has been organized and $500 has been
subscribed.
To-day Mrs. N. b. Thistlewood and
son, Ben, leave for Mason, Illinois, from
whence they will 60 to Nation, remaining
away about two months on visit to rea
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Robinson, of
Memphis, are happy over the arrival Of a
ten pound son. A dispatch to this effect
was received by Mr.. W. II. Schutter here
yesterday.
MIR. Rcisser IS having the old shed or
awning in front Of his frame building at
the corner of Eighth street and CONNER
cial avenue, removed, which will be an i'm
provement in the appearance of the place
"A youthful wire-walker created lit
tie ripple Of interest among several hun
dred children Of all ages gathered OF
Eighth street near Railroad street, yesterday
afternoon.
The first regular meeting this month
Of the city council will be held to
night. The appointment and confirmation
Of police officers will probably be the mos
interesting part of the proceedings.
The Illinois Central company ha
finished the filing on Ohio levee along tn
inner side Of the citys stone wall. Wit
the work Of raising the inner track, 1t ha
reached below the elevator and is cominl
down as rapidly as possible.
Chief Myers is preparing to move tn
house he recently bought from Mr.. Jel
Clark, from its present site on Poplar stree
above Tenth, TO the south side Of Thil
teenth street, near Commercial avenue
where he will have II put In excellent condi
tion for tenement house.
About o'clock Sunday afternoon tn
man Watkins, injured on the southern d
vision of the Illinois Central at East Cair
Saturday morning, died from the effects 9
his injuries at St. Mays In6rmary In thl
city. His remains were taken to Bardwe
for intsrment.
The warden Of the Chester penitentisr
reports $40 convicts on hand May re
csiycd during month 81; discharged dur
Ing month IS; leaving total Of 6s9 o.
hand May 81. The warden Of he Joliet peni