The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-12
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Ing House. 6
See notice in special locals of houses
for rent.
Miss Emma Davis, ofChicago who had
been visiting at the Howard residence for
several days, has returned home.
New spring styles in stiff hats at Chi
cago Clothing House. 6
Mr.. j. W. Carroll, advance agent of
the LIZZIE Evans troupe, was at the Halli-
day yesterday, The troupe appears here
Monday.
Ice, wood and kindling, a, City Brew
cry, Jacob Kee. If
AT the Opera House Saturday night,
Stetson's Monte Cristo," with James O'Neil
in the leading role.
Capt j. G. D. Knight has returned
from Plum Point where he had gone sever
al days before to inspect the government
works.
We are still ready to sell our entire
stock of clothing. G)ldstine s. Rosenwater
Builder has reserved seats on sale for
the "Monte Cristo" night-$l,00 and Zoe.
Gallery as usual
The St. Louis and Cairo Company have
construction train and force of men at work
on the tracks at the Porter farm. 1t will
be several days before trains will run.
Novelties of all kinds of hats at CHI.
cago Clothing House. 6
The damage on the Texas AMI St.
Louis trestle back of Birds Point has not
yet been repaired; but passenger trains run
all the same making transfers at the break.
Better call on Buder early to get seats
for the finest entertainment of the kind
ever presented in Cairo-"Monte Cristo" at
Opera House Saturday night.
The city council met last night and
went through the usual routine of business.
The mayor was not present, being still
necessarily confined to his home by sick
ness.
Just received The late spring styles in
stiff hats at the Chicago Clothing House. 8
The largest and best assortment of new
spring styles in hats at Chicago Clothing
House.
Hon. D. T. Linegar went up to Merop-
oils yesterday. He will return to-day, and
will probably leave tonight for Washing
ton where he goes pursuant to request
from the city council, for purpose of i'm
portancs to Cairo and Southern Illinois.
DIR. Wood extracted q bullet from the
breast of man named Williams Monday,
who had been accidentally shot by boy,
while engaged in chopping wood near the
river bank at the stone depot. Williams was
fortunately not much hurt. The boy was
shooting at dog.
The negro Singleton who committed
the murderous assault upon the two negro
women Monday evening, made his escape
by going out through the back door of his
shop right after the ARRAY and secretng
himself among some of the outhouses there
until dark and then seeking safer retreat.
7, &c h nd
terday.
Capt Thomas bill to divide Illinois
into three judicial districts was reported to
the Federal House by Mr.. Moulton, of the
Judiciary Committee, last Saturday, and
was placed upon the House Calander. There
is probability that the bill will pass, in
which case an additional U. S. Judge will
be appointed especially for this southern
district, who will hold court in the U. s.
Court Room in the Custom House of this
city.
According to the ratio of representa-
ton IN the next State Democratic Conven-
ton, fixed by the Central Committee on the
9th instant, the several counties composing
the Twentieth Congressional District will |
be entitled to delegates as follows: Alexan-
der, 7; Jackson, II; johnson, 4; Massac, 4;
Perry, s; Pope, 5; Pulaski, 4; Randolph, 10;
Union, II; Williamson, 30 total, 90. The
whole convention will number just / ,4O5 |
delegates, which will be the largest repre-
sentative body of men that ever gathered in
this State.
Mr. L. P. Parker, of The Halliday, has
on exhibition at the hotel office a large
giving a perspective view of
Main street, Paducah as it appeared dur
ing the flood. The street, lined on both
sides with substantial buildings, is flooded
as far as the eye can see to several feet above
the door stills of the largest business houses,
and is studded with skiffs, canoes, RATS