The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-20
The Daily Bulletin.
LOCAL NEWS.

- The Young Mems Social Club met
again at Temperance Hall Wednesday
night, and effected permanent organza-
ton. A constitution and bylaws were
adopted, and the hall in Mrs. Kleb's build
ing was rented for future meetings. The
hall will be furnished with chairs, card
tables, billiard and pool tables, cigar stand,
ETC., it will be always open for members
and will be kept in order by a boy hired
for the purpose. The club will hold one
business meeting every month. There are
fifty members already enrolled and there
promises to be a steady increase unless a
limit is set. 1t is to be strictly correct
affair, designed to afford the youth of the
city opportunities for harmless diversion
without Iesortng to places where they
would be brought into contact with I'M
pleasant and undesirable associates.
1t is reported that the Argus and the
Honorable Mr.. Martin VanBuren GLADDEN.
have formed combination with the d.
sbolicsl purpose of crushing the Honorable
William Tecumseh Scott. Politically Tecum-
sch is already crushed-he was crushed by
the Republican machine, and the willy
Martin triumphed ever him. But he
is now to be crushed in his
business, also. The object is to smite
him in his purse-not by breaking up his
gambling institution down town, but by de-
priving his paper, the Gazette, of its stand
ing in cOlored society. With this view the
Argus is steadily encroaching upon the
Gazetts field, by keeping the public
posted about all the little de-
tails of colored society life. Now,
we protest against the accomplishment of
this bold, black plet. We insist upon fair
play. The Argus must not usurp the
privileges that, of right, belong the Gazette
| alone, and seek to remove the necessity for
'n"e P"pSi cAleNeuCe' IL NIL ocoiSc
Washington Sims goes fishing, let the Gaz-
cite record the important fact aud thereby
gain or refrain, as the case may be, Mr..
Sims favor and his patronage; likewise if
Mr.. Thomas Jefferson Rocks entertains q
friend from Beech Ridge, or if Miss Bel
india Buck bangs her hair. We beg the
Argus to desist. Let the Gazette live.
Next Sunday the Ionr Mountain R. R.
will put on two more passenger trains, and
will make close connection at Charleston
for St. Louis. Passengers can leave Cairo
in the forenoon and arrive at St. Louis in
the evening or can leave at s o'clock or
near that time-take sleeper at Charles
ton and wake up in ST. Louis in the morn
ing. The addition of these two train:
will make twenty trains carrying passen
gers that leave the Union Depot every day
Since writing the above We have received
official notice that commencing Sunday
June %, double daily passenger service
will be put in effect to run over the Iron
| Mountain Division of tie Missouri Pacific
Railway between Cairo and St. Louis
Trains will leave Cairo for st. Louis at I 40
p. m. and 9 80 a. M, arriving at St. Louis
6 20 q. m. and 730 p. III. Trains will
leave st. Louis for Cairo at 80 a. m. and
$40 p. m. There is no lay-over at
Charleston, as the trains leave that station
for St. Louis at 8 80 p m. (where a sleeper
can be taken), and II 80 a. m. Anolhe
great convenience to all concerned is, tina
parties for Cape Grardeau make good con
nection at Delta by taking either trail
both coming or going. This arrangement
will make the Iron Mountain the mos
popular route from Cairo to st. Louis, ant
will undoubtedly give it the bulk of thu
travel. The Texas express will run a
usual, leaving Cairo daily at 1890 in thu
evening.
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