The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-09-13
LOCAL NEWS.

Fresh oysters al Joe oleaSalas sa'oon
and restaurant, corner Sixth and CONNER
cial. It.
The city council met Thursday night
but transacted only the ordinary routine of
business.
Judge Allen was in the city yesterday.
lie reports everything lovely in his part OF
the district
MIR. j. s. Jackson, OF. e. II. Jackson s.
Co., returned yesterday from months Wis
it to his Virginia home.
The old G. & V. depot, corner Fourth
and Commercial, Is 10 full bloom again.
The institution needs watching.
The Tenth street scale has been re-
moved and the cavity flied up. The
pump is also In full operation again.
A fair will be held at Cape Girardeau,
Mo-, on Oct. l4th to 18th inclusive. We
acknowledge receipt of plimentary.
= Mr.. Gregory, formerly agent for the
Chess Csrley Co. at this point, but lstterly
of St. Louis, passed through the city yester-
day for Nashville.
Capt. Hiram Hill took his wrecking
machine over to Birds Point yesterday, to
do some needed work on the Texas & st.
Louis Incline there.
SO far as the two central committees
ale concerned, this is turning out to be
more of a still hunt than was the memora-
be campaign of 1882.
Among the winners in this city in the
Louisiana lottery this month are Charley
Young, 5000; Lea Stratton, 5000; and
Chsrly Frank, ST., $40. Several won
smaller amounts.
The valise taken from the burglar,
Carter, belonged to Mr.. c. Wunderlich. It
was new one, worth six or seven dollars.
The total value of the stolen goods will be
enough to mske the thief liable to term
in the penitentiary.
Timothy Mahsnney's remains were in
TERED yesterday afternoon at Villa Ridge,
several hundred friends escor,irg them to
their last resting place. Father Murphy
conducted impressive services both at the
church and at the grave.
- Neff's houses will not be completed
for perhaps e month yet. They are large
structures and will be neatly finished. A
popular conductor on the S.. Louis & Texas
road is reported to have applied for q
lease of the house, to open hotel
The Ideal League has issued invita-
tioLs for social gathering in celebration
of the opening of the Leagues new club
room on Washington avenue. The open,
ing will take place next Tuesday night,
September 10TH 1t will be an imposing
affair.
The Young Democrats at meeting
held Thursday night, arranged to meet
regularly in Hibernian hall after this
They appointed several committees, one oI
which was to collect msney due the club
and the exchequer was plentifully supplied
yesterday.
The upper section of the new Demo
cratic flsg pole is at the box factory, al
ready to be put up. The pole will b,
painted red, white and blue. 1t will bt
surmounted by weather vane six fee
high-a rooster standing on globe. ant
an arrow underneath. The halyards will
be of wire, 50 will the guy ropes, and wiz
connections will be made with the groun
as means of safety agains. Lightning.
Capt Shields has called meeting {
the county central committee for this Al
ternOon. This is the second or third time
meeting of the committee has been calle
within the last month or two wihol
bringing about any meeting, and there hi
DeeU WuCH uDldVOTdDle comment anon
Democrats upon the supposed carelessne
of some of the members of the committe
Important work is to be done ought
have been done week or longer ago. NJ
Albright has been active, and so have otl
ers, but there has been but little effort {
the part Of the committees, either congre
sional or county, to bring about gathering
Of the people. There is need of immedia,
and energetic action.
Chief Rearden has concluded to bres
up the JENNIE Warren ranch onlOhio leve
just above Twelfth street The determi
alton is praiseworthy, for the ranch
question is an ugly institution 10 a conspi
uous part of the city. Ithss forced tse
on public notice not inirequen,y in CO
nection with disgraceful and lawless di
turbances and is believed to be a hidir
place for dangerous negroes, fugitves fro
justice. One of its chief hangers on, a q
Uro named Frank Rurnatt ia no,aa N, l.