The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-11
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS
Additional locals on third page.

Ice, wood snd kindllng, at City Brew
~, Jscob Klee, If
Nj. Harry Greer, druggist, Of Jones'
bo.o. Illinois, is rusticating at Dixon
Springs.
Dog cstohers are already abroad with
,hsir Uire-uoosed poles. looking for tsg-less
victims. Hogs have also been taken up BY
the Ca;ei, to the number of ten or dozen.
Capt. 7. W. Shields returned yesterday
..au Lexington, Ky where he had been
10: ssvsrsl days attending the bedside of
Ai. uo,asy.;n,law, who was dangerously
ats.
-T,-uarrov is the first big day for the
Danos-s.. O. this Congressional district.
TIE Convection VIA convene st 2 o'clock
Il. Severn. delegates srrlyei even yester-
asv,
Do, 5s1as B. Eais received $4,000
iran hour. speech before Committee of
.ss Hons. c: Lo.is sgainsi the proposed
s.i9 CHS. between Liverpool snd Manches-
~
NJ. Phi. Y. Fields was a caller at
TEE BCLE7N Office Yesterday. Heis one
O. tie ~yogag Democrats" Of Pope County
-sous Of the ss.t that saves he politics Of
IL county from puuifsction.
-Sonsbaiy reports ths, very fine
scow fsl. here yesterday morning. Ger
,s.-.y. most anything nigh, have been ex-
ps.tsi considering the stste OF the weather
&. s.011i Us snd here the day before.
A lsjy named Martin died at the
Ts7sEly Hotel Monday. She came there
sb,ut Two weeks ago, gave birth to child
about week ago and never recovered. Her
remains were taken hons Yesterday By her
father.
Mr.. Thomas Kesn. il having the frame
building on Washington Avenue above
Eleventh Street, that wss destroyed by fire
some time sgo, rebuilt. The new building
will be about the same in size and style IS
the old one Was. The first floor j9ists are
already laid.
Alderman Or received news several
days sgo ofthe death Of his br0ther-in.lsw,
Judge Warren Wsgsr, in California. De-
ceased was about sixty.fve years old. He
Was an old citizen of Kentucky before re.
moving to the Pacific coast and quite
prominent in politics, being man Of fine
talents, natural aud acquired. He died on
,hs lllh of May
Mr.. E. A. Buder yesterday bought the
three-story brick house on Commercial
Avenue, known as the Airing ton House, be-
longing to Mr. Cunningham and Mrs. Ellis
The amount paid was $4,000 cash, which
is considered very fair price. 1t has no
vet been determined whether there will bt
any change in the business Of the house fo
the present.
The Democrats held two Convention
at Anna Monday nominated count
ticket and selected delegations to the Stat
Convention to be held at Peoria and
the Congressional and Senatorial ConveI
tons. The State delegates were instructe
to vote for Garter Harrison and II. Shelte
and the others for Albright for Congress
Hill for the Senate and Linegsr and Dav
for Representatives.
MIR. Patrick McAlpine is again on du
at his shop on Eighth Street. His domest
troubles, which were brought before t
public by the minious Of the law, are pro
ably happily settled and he will set
down to business again. AS is usual in 81
cases, his better half who WAS believed
have been the aggrieved, pleadet carnes
for him with the Mayor. He is splenc
workman at bis trade, rs all who have P
ronized him will testify.
Yesterday Mrs. F. M. Stockfeth
ceived letter from Miss Daisy Hallid
who was, when she wrote, May Goth,
Berlin, Prussia, with her father, Capt
p. Halliday. The writer stated that {
and the Capt, while in Leipzig, had n
Mr.. Pole, father Of Mrs Stockfeth and M
Schwartz, and found him and his fam
there in excellent health. Capt. Hallid
and Miss Daisy went from Leipzig to B
lin.
The Illinois Stats -Zeitung, the leadi
German paper in the Northwes', in its is,
of May 81, said editorially and with @
phasis: ave can state with all certai
that Names favorlte son is not the che
of the Germans of the Northwest by la
majority. 1t is not necessary to give in
tail the grounds of their dislike for Blai
the incontestible fact remains thut an o'
wheming majority Of German Repu