The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-10

avenue, breaking runner from the sleigh
to which be was hitched and injurging one
leg slightly.
We have received the Legal Adviser
for Jaduary, 1884. 1t contains several new
features which will command attention
from large class Of readers. Among the
new departments added are the following
Farm Law" SCHOOLS and School Law"
and "rubhc Roads" These are subjects
Of general interest in every community
Price, one dollar year. Address The Legal
Adviser, Chicago, III.
"A ba.ad darkey named Green Neal
who had been arrested by officer McTigue
the day before was yesterday fined, by Mag
istrats Comings, $50 and costs for being .
vagrant, s25 and costs for carrying con-
cealed weapons and IS and costs for dis.
turbing the peace in the neighborhood Of
Thirteenth and Poplar streets. He is gen
orally acknowledged to be hard case and
deserving Of what he got.
The drst number Of "The Hickman
County, Times" published at Clinton, KY,
by Jacob White, has reached THE BULLE-
TIN exchange table; also the first Of 1.-THE
Sun" published at Pinckneyville, Ills, by
W. G. Duckworth. New papers seem to
DO springing up everywhere, and as they
find support from the public, they will in
dictate growing intelligence and enterprise
in the communities where they are publish
cd. May they all succeed.
Thomas Lloyd died early yesterday
morning at his residence on Poplar street,
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.
He was In the employ of the Wabash Rail
road company some distance above here.
He left home but short time before, and
Monday dispatch was received by his
family, asking them to meet him with
physician, as he was dangerously i'll. he
was brought home the same night, and the
physician at once expressed the opinion
that he could not be saved. His ailment
was originally maIarial fever.
One Of the jurors 10 the case of viii.
Hanson vs.. Williamson, named Smalling,
failed to report IN court yesterday morning
on account of sickness, and the plaintiff be-
ing unwilling to continue the trial with
eleven jurors, it was continued until the
next term of court, which will be held next
month. 1t will, however, probably be
crowded back on the docket and not come
up for hearing again until the May term
of the court; such, at least, is the opinion
of some Of the attorneys In the case.
Navigation up the Ohio above Padu-
cab closed yesterday. Agent Jones, of the
Big o. Line, received telegram from Gin
cinnati yesterday, stating that no boats Of
that line would be sent out from there un-
til the ice thins out. The Belle Of Shreve-
port was stopped here Yesterday on her way
up the river and will load to-day for her re-
turn to New Orleans. Between here and
Paducsh the ice is not 80 heavy because the
warm water from the Tennessee river melts
it.
AT tho residence of Mr.. Father Sween-
ey of st. JossphI Catholic church, Mr.. ia.
cob Lehning and Mrs. Katharine Weber
were united in marriage Tuesday night.
The affair was very quiet one, although it
had become known some time previously
that it would occur. Both parties are we'll
known in the city, particularly the groom
who has for years been among our success
full business men. Both are held in high
esteem by those who know them best. THE
BULLETIN extends congratulations.
About 1 O'Clock this morning fire broke
out in the two-story frame building on the
corner Of Twentieth street and Commercial
avenue, occupied a. q saloon by Mr.. John
Koehler. The alarm was sounded by Off
Ger Bunker, from the Anchor engine house.
The fire department responded prompt y
and did some very effective work. The fire
quickly envelopsd the whole building and
also attacked the next one below il, oc.
cupied as meat shop. Though frame build
ings surrounded these on oil sides, the fire
was confined to these two which were total
ly destroyed.
Tho death Of Mrs. G. Lohman at St.
Mary's In6rmary, yesterday morning, at
o'clock, will call forth expressions Of sym
patty for the bereaved husband from all
who know the circumstances. When Mrs.
Lehman accompanied her husband here,
she was in precarious state of health, the
result of dropsy in an advanced stage, and
it was found necessary to place her under
the care Of the Sisters at the Infrmary.
But the disease could not be arrested, al.
| thueRh all that care and medical skill could