The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-02
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS

-Ine Legislature OF tnl6 STATE Will uS'
semble on the 7,h Of January.
New York bellies indulge in boxing
and put On the gloves with their beaux.
Bronze slippers and stocking exactly
matching will BIZ the fvorite footwear for
dressy occasions.
Buy your coal of j. W. Moorhead,
good 10 big muddy and delivered, at 81 65
per ton. Ct
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Oberly, of
Bloomington, are 10 the city, guests OF Mr..
Brruett, Of The BULLETIN.
w. G. Jackson, of 81. Louis. Is 10 the
city for few days. He is on his way to
New Orls 'ns on business for his hrm.
Anyone desiring one or two hand
sOmely furnished rooms on Commercial av-
euus apply At this Office. If
The Current says Bro. Burchard was
originally from Chicago, and Therefore we
understand why he put his foot in it,"
-Changeable hosiery is among the nov
elites. Blue and gold, bronze and red and
red and blue are favorite combinations.
-WANTED.-20 pounds large clean cot
ton ragsat The BULLETIN office; cents
per pJund will Us pad tor selected stock. 2
The infant child of Dan Fitzgerald
died of an affection of the stomach Sunday
night. Its illness was sudden and very
brief.
As the almanac says, "About this time
look out for squalls: John Wetzel's wife
10 Ballard county Sunday gave birth to
triplets, all sound and vigorous.
-Mrs. F. Korsmeyer was severely hurt
Saturday night by fall from sacond to
first story Of her residence. Her Injuries
we're painful but not dangerous.
Miss Emily O'Neill, of Ottawa, Ont,
has received testimonial from the royal
humane society of England, as reward for
saving two men from drowning Oh the 9th
Of last July.
Blaine should have tackled three .,or
four southern states. BE ought to have
known from the beginning that be could
not monkey with New York.-[Galveston
News.
Gen. Sheridan reports that guns will
be made so destructive soon that open field
fighting will be abol shed. Armies will
rely on. the pick, spade and shovel. Caval-
ry will be needed more than ever.
-Miss Eliza Kidd, of Keene, KY, Ia
only twenty years Of age, bu she has i'm
mortalized herself BY finishing a crazy
quilt containing 5s,S41 pieces, 585,s97
stitches, 81 spools of thread and 80 yards
of cloth.
Jas. Hahn, Brooklyn mschinist, had
q beautiful long blonde beard, and brings
suit for $1,000 because several Of his wag
friends caught him boozy one night and cut
It Of. The court didn't think it worth th at
much.
Johnny Logon, Jr., son Of the defeated
candidate for the vice-presidency, has re-
signed as West Point cadet For some
trouble be engaged in, young Logan was
given his choice between resignng and be-
ing expelled.
Two little girls living near Nolansville,
Tenn, attempted to scare colored boy
who hsd been OUT hunting and was return
ing at twilight. They crept towards him
making strange noises. He took them for
ghosts and fred twice killing both of
them.
"A green Philadelphia girl made the
acquaintance of q New York young man
who remarking on the pleassntness of the
perfume she exhalpd, asked her to try some
Of his. When she awnke from the fleets
Of the chlorsform her sstchel and $35 We're
missing.
The Union Square company will rem
der "The Bankers Daughter" at Saturday
afternoon matinee, thus giving ladies and
children without evening escorts an oppor-
tunity to witness the finest and most abb
sorbing society drama ever introduced in
this city.
e Blaine has not found any Democratic
frauds. But two persons have been found
guilty of intimidation and bribery in the
recent ele ton in Connecticut both repub-
licans Of Waterbury. One discharged q
workman for voting for Cleveland, and
another has been fined $50 for buying
votes.
-Chas. Thrupp and Pat Fitzgerald have
taken the contract Of filing and grading
the narrow-gauge railroad from Williams
Mill near the old Crosa T,evee out sbnut one