The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-29
Additional locals on third page.

Additional locals on third page.
Senator Dan Hogan, of Mound City,
was 10 town yesterday.
-Caving river banks are doing much
damage to valuable property at Memphis,
Tenn.
Ice, wood and kindling, at City Brew
cry, Jacob Kee. If
The party at Mound City comes off
to-day. The CAIRO delegation will take
the Maud Lille" on their way up.
The foundation of Mr.. Carrisans
brick residence on Washington Avenue be-
low Sixth Street is nearly finished.
Just received 500 boxes fancy Oranges
and Lemons, rs tubs Fancy Elgin Creamery
Butter. G. II. Jackson & Co. ct
Attend the supper of the ladies of the
Lutheran Church, at the Tenth Street Hall
tonight. Many deicacies will be provid.
e1.
Mr.. G. R. Stuart returned yesterday
from Chicago. H says things are begin
ming to look very lively there in political
way. The Republican hosts are gathering.
Two or three more weddings are hint.
ed at, several Of them quite sensational
ones, too. 1t is evident that, in spite of the
panic and dull times, people can still get
trusted at the groceries,
The little eisht,yeayold boy Of Ser.
gesnt W. H. Ray was run over by buggy
Tuesday afternoon, while crossing over
Fourteenth Street at the Postoffice. For
tunately he was not seriously injured.
"A committee of Knights Templar,
consisting Of Sir Knights DuDnlng, Rear
der, O'Hara and Murphy, will take drive
up to Beech Grove Cemetery this morning,
to arrange for the memorial services there
next Sunday.
The Distilled Water Ice Company has
agreed to furnish the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad Company with all the ice needed
on its road between here and Mobile, both
terminal points included. The road uses
very considerable quantity of ice, which
will cause the company to spread itself
during this summer.
Judge Yocum and Charles Cunning
ham have furnished rooms No. Mobile
and Ohio Block luxuriousy and will occupy
it as a law and insurance office Room
No. of same block will be occupied by
the Chess Csrley Co. That room should
have been secured by the Baltimore end
Ohio Telegraph Company.
Pilot Henry Hurt died at the Marine
Hospital station about o'clock Tuesday
night. His remains was taken charge of
by Undertaken Feith and sent to St. LOUIS
yesterday, accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. Durfee, and her husband, to be in
tered there. He WAS connected with the
barge line for upwards of ten years.
-Thirty-nine pilots of boats running
into the port of Evansville, it is stated, an
nsunce their intention of laying down
their licenses unless rule Al, which prohib.
its passengers from entering the pilot house
is abolished. 1t is very pleasant for pilots
to have company, especially ladies, but if
the rule adds to the safety of life and
property it should be enforced.
The cause of the failure of Grant &
Ward is concisey stated by one of the law.
yers engaged in the suit against the firm to
be s'that the real nature of the business
consisted in discounting the fanclful pros
pect Of imaginary profits to be derived
from fictitious contracts founded on manu-
featured and artificial contributions of alto
gether imaginary money"
1t Will be remembered that the Repub-
lican papers were, few weeks ago, indulg-
ing in little dry humor over the fact that
Mr.. Tilden was disposing of his stocks. 1t
has turned out tina, the oh fellow knew
what he was about. He may not be Sc
muscular as Grant, but when it comes tc
business sense he can double discount tht
'nan on horseback" every time.
The county officers to be elected mex
fall will be circuit clerk, one commissioner
states attorney and coroner. The presen
incumbents OF these positions are Mr. A. II
Irwin, Mr.. Peter S,up, Mr.. Angus Leek ant
Mr.. Richard Fitzgerald-all of them gen
tlemen who have served the people faithful