The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-10

| ing the parlors,
DR.. r. f. Gordon has announced
that he will be a candidate for the
nomination as coroner on the Republl,
can eicket this fall
George Cruise. who works at the
/ Singer factory lost the first finger Of
his right hand yesterday by getting
Il caught in some of the mahcinery
| Even Comfy was arrested yester'
day charged with entering the home
of Henry Nipper on Thirty-fourth
stree. yesterday and stealing a re,
rolver.
A daughter was born Thursday TO
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Meisenheimer OF
| Indianapolis Mrs. Meisenheimer
was formerly Miss Florence Livings
of this city.
The lower portion of the city was
without arc electric lights last night
| for considerable length of time ow-
ing 10 a break in the machinery at
the power house.
Mr.. 0. c. RoeJler. proprietor OF the
White Lilac laundry was thrown
from his laundry wagon Thursday
and sustained fracture Of his left
arm below the elbow A sudden
lurch Of the wagon threw Mr. Roed-
Ter from the wagon.
Latest reports from Anna and
Jonesboro ILL., say that these towns
are soon TO have an electric railway
connecting them which will also ex-
tend to the Illinois Southern Hospi-
tai for the Insane near the former
place
Several disgruntled gentlemen Of
both political parties are actively cir
culating among the citizens attend
ing court and endeavoring TO get
enough together 10 make up an indie
pendent county ticket Up to date
they seem to have resurrected can.
didate for coroner II is claimed by
/ the hackers of the movement that n
4 full county ticket win be in the ring
/ before election day-PuIaski (Mound
City, Enterprise.
r. L. Barrett, yardmaster AT
Mounds, was fined so and costs
I Thursday by Judge Dewey for con
tempt OF court. AIR Barrett was ex.
ecutor of the estate Of the late Mar
tin Conley who died from injuries re.
cgiyed by being thrown from a buggy
la. May near Cache bridge. He was
summoned to appear in court Wednes-
day and make a report but failed to
respond The fine amounted to $3.50.
He gave important business a. an
excuse for not appearing.
Al meeting of the board Of elu
cation held Thursday evening Miss
Mary Galligan and Miss Edmona
Watkins were elected 10 the corps Of
teachers Miss Galligan was elected
to the place Of Mrs. b. r. Thistle.
wood, who resigned, and Miss Wat.
kins will teach the Future City
school The repair ana Improvement
committee reported that the schools
would be ready for occupancy by Sep.
tember 10. the date fixed for opening.
Other minor business was transacted
Mound City is TO have new bank
Several Pulaski county gentlemen
well known and highly considered a.
business men. will establish a bank
in Mound City within the next few
weeks The new financial I'm titu-
ton j. being organized under the ma
lional banking laws and will be The
only government banking house in Pu-
laski county. This institution lie
serves TO succeed and will Ill a de-
pc itng want long needed. II is pro
posed % conduct the business in the
Wilson block. now occupied by Mr..
W 5. Sande Pulaski Enter
prise.
A condensed statement Of Cairo's
three banks as published in this
mornings Bulletin shows them 10 be
in a most furnishing condition. The in.
crease Of the deposits OF the Cairo
National bank during rs fret year is
most remarkable having increased
from sl9.259.23 10 s217.009 &c. gain
Of siG77I9.S3. The other banks have
slso had a ruosf prozunrous wear Tho