The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-19
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS

Goose Island has u Democratic cam
paign club recently organized, numbering
one hundred members. They will have a
grand demonstration next week.
-WANTED-10 pounds of clean, white,
cotton rags at THE BULLETIN Office. If
Both down town police courts were busy
yesterday talking politics and looking for
ram, and the city never experienced more
orderly day. Keep 1t up gentlemen.
-NoTIcE Past due accounts will be
thankfully received by VIM. NJ. Davidson.
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The event of to-day will be the dedlca-
ton and presentation Of the Stafford Mem
orial Library Building to the city of Cairo.
The exercises will occur tonight and will
be Of the deepest interest.
New York Dial: The laborer who was
told by his employer not to vote for Han
cock or he would get so cents less per day
exposed this whole humbug by answering;
"Boss, if you thought so ye'd vote for Han
cock yersef,"
--Folger, who was knocked out by Cleye
| land to the tune of 10000 on the first
round, pops up again with the smell of az
MICA hanging round him still, and confden-
tly announces, "l'm satisfied Cleveland can't
carry New York"
The County Board will convene in an
adjourned meeting next Monday for the
purpose Of considering any Objection that
may be made by taxpayers to the assess
ment rolls of Assessor Parker, last prepar
ed. 1t will be in session several days in
succession,
The stories anoat here about the Muir
Iphysboro bank failure, were considerably
exaggerated. That the bank failed is true,
but that there were prospects of mob VIC
lcnce against the managers Of the institu-
ton were untounded, so far as we have
been able to learn since.
Those Republicans vino urge as an OBJ
lection to Gov. Cleveland. that he otiiCiated
at the execution Of two murderers, seem not
ODE aware thatthey thereby sythemselves
liable to a grave suspicion. For no thief ere
felt the halter draw, with good opinion Of
the law or the man who executes it. See ?
On the way back from Villa Ridge
yesterday, on the funeral train Of the late
II. II. Black, Mrs. Kerth was suddenly TAX
en- very sick. She tainted and was uncon-
scious for some moments. DR., Strong was
on the train and was called to her aid, AMI
by the time the train reached here she was
all right again.
The Democracy in the county is also
wide awake, as may be seen from con-
munication Of DR.. Stevenson, Of CONNER
cial Point, published elsewhere, A cam
| paign club of tifty.seven members was or
ganized there a day or two ago, and it has
been determined to warm things up there
in political way before long.
Under the supervision of the Odd
Fellows of the city, and the Hebrew society
to which he belonged, the remains Of the
late II. II. Black were inferred at Villa
Ridge yesterday. Both lodges turned out
in uniform. A special train of three coach
es conveyed the remains and attendants to
the burying ground,
The Democratic Convention for this
Senatorial district will be held at Jones'
boro to. day. The district is composed of
| Alexander, Jackson and Union counties.
The delegates from this county are Capt
Thos. Wilson, Mr.. Henry Gossmsn, Mr. NJ
j. Howley, Mr.. Patrick Sullivan, Mr.. Jas
Mulcahey, Mr.. Geo, f. O'Ilara and Mr.. b.
+. Blake. Most of these and doubtless a
dozen others will attend the convention.
The teams and men are at work on
Fourteenth Street now, raising it to level
with Washington Avenue. 1t will not be
filled clear across, but will be raised only
in the centre, forming roadway about
thirty feet WIDE on top. This, we believe,
is the last of the cross streets back of Wash
ington to be filled for the present, ex-
ceptiDg several in the lower portion of the
cily, below Eighth
"A Washington dispatch says "The
supply of one-dollar notes having been en-.
tirly exhausted on July /, the Treasury De
partment will be unable to supply any until
they can be printed with the new approp.
ration. The Treasury hopes to be able tc
meet all demands for these notes after Au
gust l." As nothing is said Of scarcity Of
two-dollar notes, it is presumed that enough
are on hand to meet the requirements of the
Republican Campaign Committee.
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