The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-15

MIR. II. G. Bouton, of Anna, was q
guest at The Halliday yesterday.
The rivers are rising at Chattanooga,
Nashville, st. Louis and Louisville, but not
strongly.
--Phrenology teaches health, wealth
and happiness. Call on Prof. Patty, at
Howard House. 1t
Mrs. Margaret Payne, of Paducah, is in
the city stopping with Mrs. j. II. Ritten-
house. Her daughter, Miss Cynthia Lut-
trell, Is also expected to arrive here from
Jacksonville to-day.
Clerk Robert Jones, of the Illinois
Central wharfboat yesterday hanled twelved
hundred barrels of new potatoes, enroute
from southern points for Chicago. Several
barrels of new apple also went through.
Constable Martin went TO Metropolis
yesterday afternoon to take charge of
boat there for United States Marshal Peter
Saup who tied her up. 1t is understood
also that he is on the lookout for two iu-
gtives from justice.
Andrew Lohrs Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
sale on at the leading saloons. If
Mr.. W. W. Wright and family return
ed from FLORIDA Wednesday. Mr.. Wright
has bought several hundred acres of land
there, which will absorb much of his at
tention; but he has not yet decided to 10.
cate there permanent with his family.
The elegant steamer Ella Kimbraugh
will make another excursion TO Psducah
Sunday, leaving the wharf here al o'clock
in the morning, sharp. Music by good
blnd and refreshments will be on board.
II
In the Illinois senate Wednesday the
Harper bill came up for second reading.
About dozen different amendment were
offered, all Of which failed and finally the
bill was ordered to third reading, Just as
ii came from the house, the motion being
carried 10y a strict party vote, all republi
cans voting "yae" and all the Democrats
voting solidy may"
Prof. E. S. Clark for year past princi-
pal Of our public schools, has accepted an
offer to take charge Of the Jacksonville,
Mo-, public schools. The new position
has several advantages over the one the pro-
lessor held here, over which fact he is to be
congratulated. Prof. Clark is man of con.
siderable ability as an educator, and over
this fact the people of Jacksonville are TO
be congratulated.
"A novel way of advertising certain
kind of baking powder was instituted al
Mr.. Z. B. Pettits' Boston store yesterday.
An experienced baker was engaged all day
yesterday in mixing and baking biscuits in
q stove put up in the store for the purpose,
and distributing them fresh and hot, spread
with good butter, among the people who
thronged the store all day. Up to las,
night about fifteen hundred biscuits were
so distributed and consumed with eviien,
relish by the recipients
Upon the recommendation of the NAV
or and chief of police Pat Lally was releas
ed from jail about II o'clock Wednesday
night, under a stay Of execution, on copdi
ton that be leave the city within six hours
The action was prompted doubtless by tn,
very laudabe motive Of relieving the pub
lie of the expense of feeding Lally Tor owe
three months and Kidding the city Of BIZ
unwelcome. not to say dangerous, presence
If the latter object alone will be accom-
plished the action is very commendable
The friends Of Mr.. w. G. Augur anC
wife made raid on them last night, abou
: o'clock, at their residence on Walnu
street. II being the tenth anniversary 0
their marriage. As the large crowd cam,
10 upon them unlimited and unexpected
like the high water Of February year ago
they came near going under, their eye