The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-06-07
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS
Additional locals on third page.

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Seventh Street property for rent in special
locals.
Ice, wood and kindling, at City Brew
cry, Jacob Klee. tt
Assessor Miles w. Parker is still pur-
suing the dear people who own anything
and preparing schedule of property for the
use of the collector.
--Pers ons holding orders against warrants
for leyee work, allowed at the last meeting
of the City Council, should present them
to-day tor payment.
Mr.. w. H. Schutter has already enter
ed upon his duties as health officer. There
is considerable to do in his line and he is
taking energetic hold of his duties.
Some malicious person cut the wire
screens of Mr.. N. Williams butcher shop
up town during Thursday night, The doors
will have to be newly wired. No clue to
the perpetrator of the mischief was found
yes terday.
During last month the highest point
marked by the Ohio on the Government
Gauge here was 3S feet 8 inches, on the 9th;
the lowest point was 81 feet inches, on
the 3lst; total range during the month was
II feet inch.
The rain interiors very much with out
door work. The several gentlemen who
have contracted to do the filling on certain
streets are all ready to 60 to work but the
streets are too wet to permit them. The
Marine Hospital ground also remains un-
broken because Of its dampness.
Mrs. L. Z. Williamson can still be
found at her old stand on Seventh Street
with large stock of stylish millinery
goods of every description, which she offers
to sell at greatly reduced prices from now
until her removal to her new stand. Ladies'
should call upon her at once 1t
The Cairo Division of the Wabash has
had another tit of wrecks within the last
forty-elght hours Thursday night train
jumped the track near Olmstead aud yes
terday morning another went off near Tun-
mel Hill, causing some damage to property
and delay of other trains, but fortunately
no loss of life or serious injury to persons.
County Court was convened yesterday
by Justice Robinson, and the attorneys in
the case of the Illinois Central Railroad
Company vs.. the collector of Alexander
County occupied all day In their arguments.
Judge Green concluded his argument about
noon. Mr. Leek followed and will conclude
this morning when the court will probably
take the case under advisement.
Jefferson Club No. s completed its Or
ganization last night, The permanent
committee is composed Of Thos W. Shields,
D. T. Linegar, and Jno H. Robinson. All
applications for membership must be made
to the permanent committee. We under.
stand that young Jefferson Club Will be
organized also, and that'there will be anoth-
Or similar club in the Fourth Ward.
Magistrate Comings returned yesterday
trom Chicago. He complied with reso-
luton of the convention, requesting all
"dark horses" to go home and stay there
until they should be notified OF their NOM
ination or rejection. When last seen he
was as cheerful as successful candidate
and he spotted proudly Blaine badge un.
der nose gay upon his larboard breast
The Odd Fellows met Thursday night
at their lodge room and elected new officers
ior the next quarter Mr.. Henry Hssenjager
was reelected Noble Grand, Mr.. McIIale
'ice-Grand, Mr.. T. NJ Lovett Recording
secretary and Judge +. Bross Treasurer.
lhe names Of three candidates for member
snip we're also presented. The new officers
Will be installed on the lst Thursday in
July,
Sergeant Rays report for May tells u,
that the highest temperature for the month
was S2.5 on the 10th; the lowest, 40. on IN,
Cd greatest daily range, 23.7, on the 3ls,
Prevailing direction of wind was South
highest velocity, "a miles per hour, on tn
10th; total movement, 6,55l miles. Th
mean temperature for the month was &C.
Or higher than it was the same month dul
ing the two years Immediately preceedin
this. Total rain fall was 4.57 iuches
1t is astonishing how many of ou
young society girls say "you bet" "betchel