The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-04-24


first to be thoroughly packed down before
another is spread
The Illinois Central will have an extra
coach attached to the outgoing train Sat.
urday morning for the special accommo-
daion of the Odd Fellows who may want
to attend the anniversary celebration at
Murphysboro. The car will be left at
Murphysboro for the Odd Fellows to stay IN
while there if they desire, and to return in
at night.
The rain and the prayer meetings at
the other churches reduced the attendance
at the Baptist revival meeting to some cx-
tent last evening. Rev. Mr.. Shook preach
ed an excellent discourse on the subject
Every one must give an account for Linn
self in the days Of Judgment Two per
sons united with the church. Remember
the prayer-metting at O'Clock this after
noon, and the usual services at a quarter to
8 this morning.
A young man, named Tom Ryan, was
arres cd Tuesday night for patronizng in
situations OF evil, but the charge was not
proven and he was discharged. His real
ofense was, however, that when the officers
went TO one of the houses on Thirteenth
street to inform the inmates that they must
not in future, be seen on the streets by day
or night, he was there and objected to the
order very feelingly on behalf of "the
young ladies' present-"shot off his mouth
(to use vulgar phrase very Extensively to
the officers, who concluded that his gallant
impertinence merited some punlahment.
The marriage Of Mr.. Mathew Metzger
and Miss Augusta Schulz took place last
night. 1t was private affair, but limi-
ted number OF friends were present. twas
celebrated at the residence of Mr.. Harry
Schulz, on Eighteenth street, the ceremony
bepg performed by Rector Davenport, of
the Episcopal church. After the ceremony
there was a confusion Of pleasure manifest
ed and participated in by all. A splendid
supper was partaken of, and there was
music and dancing. Mr.. and Mrs. Mctzger
left early this morning on the Illinois Cen
trail train for Cincinnati, from whence they
will 90 to Washington and other places Of
interest. Several weeks will elapse before
they return and then they will take up their
permanent residence in the neat little cot
tage on Washington avenue below Fourth
street. Both these young people are too
well known to need any Introductory or
commendatory remarks from US, and we
join their many friends in wishing them God
speed,
Mr. George NJ 0. Hara, of the Carbon.
bondale Criterion Democrat, and Mr.
Cochran, General Passenger Agent of the
St. Louis Coal Railroad, were in the city
yesterday. They came down here to confer
with committee OF the Cairo Old Eel
lows Lodge, with view TO having an ex.
cursion train run from Cairo to Murphys
boro on the Goth inst, on the occasion of
the meeting of the Southern Illinois Ami
versary Association. They met and con-
ferred with Judge Robinson, Mr.. II. G. Loft
lin and Alderman McHale, committee Of
the Cairo Lodge. The conference was held
at Judge R)binson's office, and the conClu-
sion arrived at was that no excursion could
be had because no special train could be
obtained from either the Illinois Central or
the St. Louis & Cairo Railroad Companies.
1t was purposed to charter train Of five
coaches, take bands Of music, and the Odd
Fellows would take their families and
make the meeting Of the Association a
grand jubilee. But the scheme has fallen
through and probably comparatively few
odd fellows only will attend the meeting
from here.