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wv .na;, ia al,ormsn had icft him. TAo
,n.nr,tnw .1irdet3 to ws, ~ fellows.
'''1oI ns s1es .a W.. - t., ~, ttin ~ lat nirl,ta
'',saa ~ ~ Co,rmnts E" f'nnnc,7
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rsw,nn.arTn Avn ryrntcEprStED
th,,o .:nr oaMima1S4n' hs.rS ~ 4'D o"1
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Mc,,ssie,smn spu sssA Il H." wa Ioyon alt season.
N-snmo n tbs itder,npn asssrt that you
.-.,t.a, at a.. ..rI in tno nomination tAht
p.ossa ao.,;. ~ H.. " :. tn.t,
o'si"of nu" ,,ns .o A. tho time they apcak of
,,,n n,,,,,nstinn VIA a,sbady rfittop, and would
Inv. nenn IN tLo CITY Clerks hapls could he
.nt.oasI me- not to send II In. hut 10 not
t,i,,L + anauercd them 1 Thought in my
tninA smn mini nu1" that sincs tho nomIun.
~ y, t1' !" - ,n,nri.r nf III onneil exiiec,cd Il
rnr,a Ia ,sferrcd tn . rnmmtttce and referred
N 49," . sn,,snGnnnt mctt;ur. That is tho w1,o,o
.ru,h of thn mattsr. TEp Aldermen OF whom
7 srrnk vore vnrkinr ,ara for the arpofnt-
toid thom ali along that IT was OF
M ma tn hr,ne forsnrI hs namo, an Mr. nohn
v.a In continue in Ajs present roaition, and
.e,i5 mi vnrv 1e,f hn nlsEpd benesth nj inferior
ns,;ccr ~
N.-Ia It r.rt Of yonr plan to continue jake
Rolm in lis prcacnt position In tho event Of tho
cort,rrn.,;nn or AiF. DUNLAP?
ai.-,Ioss assurealy 1t ts, str,
IL tx&
ne,i fror, tho force sltogothcr2
M.-No pir, it is not 10.
CAPT. nrcKer WILL CONTINUE
s eY 10
| 10.
n-Are any changes contom plated In ths po-
| Ira forrc7
M.-Not one. sir yon can rest assured Of thas
| f,ct' 1Hsre n "a lust Al good material In our
| ro,co {o,co an thero 10 in the world.
| 'oTs III snunoso no astcmpt viii be made 10
elect The Board OF Polics until tho City Marshal
| /. rnnfirmed2
| N-3Vhr NJ co,,ras not: hut wi1y do sou
ask? Atc tbov occnT,5iug those rooms yet?
N,-Yes, and they say they will cpntiaue to
| ia an.
| M-W,il that In
I u1n artr.
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1;n1 mt this a,nr,.H,on from tne Sf.,or.
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| m.t+nra liza r.nnr,nr vtnitel Hheri,ian. the
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Nhllom Commlhsso.es a % y. I'ss'' AA' 'o'''" "'ns
WI ti",. X ~, fo., to.aov H, sbori-
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| fhkaESTs TO hsEaSbon1.
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@a 'ot vn. ~ ~ ~ t,snr - tis ron,nnn coun.
n.-n"A' w ~" R@"aA "a LAC e'NA4''1 oooo~
ca loWs ,1rd. =, a ,n.,+ hox who m
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DROWNED.
TOLEDO, O., July 2o.--Dy tho capsizing Of
row-boat i'll tho harbor thia morning young
MN named Bennett doorco, and his sister
Rosa, aged respectively q aud rs years, Were
drownad. The bodies woro recovered. 49,.
COUNCIL BLuRrs, In., July 20.-A special to
tho Nonpareii, dated Alton, H., July 20, atatoa
That John Boiinger, prominent farmer and
stock-deator was drowned on Monday while At
tempting to, cross Grand River. His 1ife,
bFotLer, and boyeral other perhons stood on tho
bank, but Horo poworcHs to haYe him.
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THE BLACK HILLS.

OHAHA, Neb., July 2D.-Thi1tean miners ~
four wagons weFe captured 45 mlles noIth ~
Fort Lattmi 9, en- souto fur tho Black Hills,
Friday lAss, aua brought into The fort On pafo@
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New foax, July 10.-Ihomas Connolly. q
Tompk nsvil1s, etstan Island, died ysstsfdsy g
Nhst phJscisua pxaaonnosd to b Aalat!Q c1as
fx4.
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WASHINGTON. D. O.. july 2o.-For The Upper
Lake region. Upper MissihsippI and Lower Mis-.
aouri Valleys, stationary to falling barometer,
eastsrly to southeriy nlnds. warmer, partly
cloudy xcAthos.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
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WARRINGTON. D. O.. July ls.-Mt. Eads re-.
ports that tho Midatssppi tstttes have hsen run
out 900 feet. aud arc progressing 200 faat d&iy.
-Four hundred men aFe employed,
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Robert DuJs Owens lusnntty--Ltsker
Ir0m His Hons

Ths following latter. which ueeda no szplanA-
tlon, d sn lntqFssting addition to what hAs bsen
Robext Dale Owen.
HI. vEnkpH, lad, July I'D. 4. Eddy, No. la
LIKE strs<s CitHiaaa o. DsAh SIN: Yous letter Of
z. lob sess w.s r ssesssd J:atasds3: I. W ssls
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Special DtspafcA b 7hs Catcado 1ftoans.
DErHolr, July 20.-A little son Of the Hon.
John dreusel was killod in tho Spring Wells
suburbs last night by boiug run oyor by a loaded
wagon,
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camp-moetng Of Tho colored Met4odists Of
Davenport, Clinton. Wssainstoo, lows City.
near Muscatlas On tho soth iust,. continuing
three days
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AMERICA VS.. ENGLAND.
A Statistical Tn1o of Two Coun-
tries, Showing Some
Ctlr1uus Facts.
America Leads in Agriculture and En-.
gland in tho Professions
and Manufactures.

patustAking contributor 10 tho American
Exchange and Rerieto p1etonts aomo intorert-
ing statistics, complied from the, censusos Of tho
United States (ls10) aud England and WaeB
(1971). showing tho comparative intellectual,
social, and ladustSfh, condition of tho people Of
tho two countries. Though It ia more than four
yeara since the date Of tho british cansua, It ia
only within a few months that tho official rotnrns
rotating 70 occupations have been accessible
on This aido Of tho watoF. Tho Rchcluiea
Of occupations hare boen differently framed by
the ceuBuA supervisors Of lhe two countries md
cotnpAfiaona In nome inas&ncte aro Impossible,
but in others they and may 10 takon adyan-
tagn Of by tho stat1Aticfan. II may bc rcmarko,l
generally tia. tho british AchedUle ia moro nvB-
tomatloelly and infinitely digested than the
American, and that lilo cennun rotnrnb llsye Gooll
more closely collected, From tho article re-
fhrred to, which ia homBwhat elaborate, tho fol-
lowing summary OF tbp ealient points ls pre-
faced.
All occupations In England aud Wales are re-
duced 10 sfx grand divisions - followH.
Ptrsons
!. professionals {Guvsrnsnsnt officials, nr1ny
and nary, Harmed professiuns,. es4,1o1
household dulles. str7.uts). ssos11l
>. Commercial tperaons who bnJ and nall:
and goods). .........,............. st5,424
Agricultural fG57,las
manuf.cturr.): :........ s.ls..72
persons of rank And property, general
laborars aud III othetn>. e,s117e6
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4'sl '"'...s..+ 91,f1.sS
The labor Of comparing theeo occupations with
those of the population OF tho United states Ii
difficult on account Of tho dirorenccs la classG-
cation, but tho compiler lsA been able after aft
ing and rearranging, TO present the following,
which may bG rolled upon ~ correct:
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DUNLAptS ADVENT,

Tho Fircbrand Among tho City
Officials.
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DR.. Seth Arnold's Cough Killer-the
great eradicator for all lung diseases-A 81.
perior remedy 10 all other medicines yet
discovered, in severe cases. Its . sure.
quick, and perfectly safe remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throst, whoopiDg cough
;roup, and all diseases Of the throat and
iung,. Retail price, % and 20 cents and Ell.
Any bottle that does not give relief may be
returned, and the money will be refunded.
DIR. Seth Arnold's Diarrh1s Balssrn, - and
80 cents. Remember 1t is warranted. Ar
nold's Bilious Mandrake Pills, operating
without sickness aud pain. Compounded
by DR.. Seth Arnold's Medical CORPORATE Do.
woon.ocket, RI. Sold by Paul &. Schulz,
druggist, Cairo, III. 55-i .25.3m.
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THE Old Reliable.

hereby announce to the public that ]
sm better prepared than ever 70 accommo-
date my patrons at the Central Hotel, on
Sixth street, between Commercial and
Washington avenues. have taken q part.
ner in the hotel business, Mrs. Appleman,
who has had considerable experience in
that line, and will not fail u make guests
feel at home. Tue table will always be
supplied with the best the market affords,
served up in the most palatable manner.
Board and lodging per week, q 50; single
meals, 25c, 10 be had at all hours. I have
also in connection with my hotel, a first
class barber chop, and am prepared 10 give
customers good shave, haircut, shampoo
ing, etc. will run three chairs, and have
employed tonsorial artists who understand
their business. Shaving, 10 cents; sham.
pooling. 90 cents and hair cutting, % cents.
Give me call. PROP. +. GoEBEL.
Il
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The Seventeenth Annual Convention Of
the State sunday School Association OF Hi
nois will be held In the City of Alton. Tues.
day. Wednesday and Thursday. May 23th.
26,h and 9th, 1875, commencing Tuesday.
at 10 .. m.
Each county in the state, except Cook, is
entitled to ten delegates. The number from
Cook county Is not limited. The pro.
gramme will be published room, and for
wsrded to the county Secretaries. The ar
engagements for the convention give prom.
Use OF most profitable and pleasant session
County Secretaries are requested 10 have
this notice published In the county papers
b. +. JACOBS,
Chairman Of the Executive Committee
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Circuit Court.

The Grand Jury impanelled last Mon
day, have returned into the Circuit Court
twenty-five indictments. to two of which
the defendants have plead guilty. The
court consigned one of the criminals,
John Lee, to the penitentiary for one
year, and the other, Louis Williams, fol
two years. The jury will no doubt flad
several bills more before being discharged
on next Saturday.
The Petit Jury for the second and third
weeks of the Circuit Court will be EN-,
panelled on next Monday morning, when
the Court will begin the trial Of causes
in earnest. This week will be consumed
in preparing for the conflict.
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Every Seven Years.

Psychologists say, the human body Ia en-
tirely changed and renewed. Every mo.
ment OF our lives, every part Of our bodies
Is wearing out and is being built up anew
Of fresh matter. This work is accomplished
bv the blood which goes through every
part. But IL the blood becomes weak or
vitiated, and does not perform its work
properly, the system Is actually poisoned
by the WORKOUT matter clogging the vital
organs instead Of leaving the body. For
dyspepsia, biliousness, kidney, skin and
liver troubles, fevsrs, and all diseases aris-
ing from vitiated blood, DIR. Walkers
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERs are nov
erelgn remedy. 5.14-d&w.4w.
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Personal.

Mr.. Jewett Wilcox is frustrating for
few days in st. Louis.
Marion Wright, superintendent OF
Halliday Brothers coal mines at st.
Johns, Is in the city.
DR.. Lawrence. OF Goose Island, il In
town, attending court.
Capt. C. NJ. Moyln, OF the United
States army, and lady, were at the st.
Charles yesterday.
Mr.. A. W. Bell, OF Pittsburg, the
builder Of the Cairo and st. Louis Mar
row Gauge railroad engines, was at the
st. Charles yesterday.
Mrs. Dean, wife of Mr.. Dean, clerk at
the st. Charles hotel, left Cairo yesterday
morning for Cape Girardeau, where She
will pay visit to relatives and friends.
Mr.. Goodrich, of the Cairo 4 Vim
sennes railroad, who left this city SON,
three weeks ago for New York, for the
purpose Of beginning life anew by taking
unto himself fair lady of that city, re
turned to Cairo last Wednesday night &C
companied by his bride. They are stop
ping at the st. Charles.
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Below we publish in full, for the bene-
lit Of our readers. the programme ar
ranged by the Taylor Literary Society,
for the entertainment to DE given by them
for the benefit Of the Woman's Club aud
Library Association. mt the Atheneum
this evening.
The members Of the society have for
nearly month past, devoted much time
to rcbearsing the parts assigned them by
the manager of the affair. and feel conf
dent that they will acquit themselves
with credit in the several characters for
which they have been named.
The programme is of a varied charac-
ter, and has been chosen by the Society
in the belief that the theatrical ability,
possessed by the members, is best adapt
ed to the kind OF acting which it re-
quires.
A quartette, consisting Of four young
gentlemen. whose ability as singers has
been tested OH many occasions during the
past winter. namely: Messrs. Aisthorpe,
Hacker. Pscker AMI Robbins. will take
| part in the entertainment, and will not
| fail we are sure. to please all IN their eff
| forts.
The two plays to be presented, the
| arrival of Dickens" and Rose Dale. -
| a burlesque OH Lester Wallack's famous
play Of that name, are both very ANUS
ing. Tie rehearsal of these farces has
been witnessed Ivy couple of gentle
men Of this city, whose theatrical pow
ers are highly praised. and pronounced
| ''frst-class.'
Besides the above named attractions. a
number Of -pecialties have been practiced
by members Of the society and will be
given for the amusement OF the audi
| ence.
The purpose for which the Taylor Lit
erary Society have undertaken the enter
tainmcnt is one worthy the patronage OF
the citizens Of Cairo, and they should con-
tribute literally to it. The following is
the programme in full
PART FIRST.
">end for Mother, Brides Dying
Quartette,
Messrs. Aisthorpe. Pecker. Robbins and
| Hacker.
Banjo EXercises......Mr Charles Norton.
"Ill BE Home Tonight, Love"
| Quartette.
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HtilI in the Field.

Mr.. Phil II. Ssup wishes to announce Ia
his friends and the public generally, tina,
he has lately nfted up, In excellent style,
his commodious and comfortable psrlOrs on
Washington avenue, near Eighth street, foi
the entertainment Of those OF our citizens
and the rest OF mankind who indulge In
ice cream, soda water, confectiOneries, &C.,
and that he is prepared to furnish to citi-
zens Of Cairo. at home or at HE parlors,
anything In bis line. Phil. is well known
to our citizens, and as his rooms are very
pleasantly fitted up, and Is he can Away,
be found at his post, day or night, to look
after the welfare of his customers, We be-
speak for him that custom which his enter
prise merits. His ice cream and lemonade
are delicious, his soda water is not equallec
by any In the city, and Is far AS CONNECTION
cries are concerned, IL cannot be denied
that his stock Is always the best In the city
422.j.l4.lm.
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crennt Lover Don,iciIed In the Pri.
waite Apartments OF . Third Party,
and Raging with Jealousy. Proceeds
10 Take Rev enge.
Quite little scene took place on Thir-
teenth street, corner Of Poplar, Wednes-
day night, about nine o'clock.
1t seems that colored woman, whose
euphonious name is Mary Hunter, miss
ing her sable lover from his accustomed
seat at her fireside, suspected him Of turn
ing traitor to her interests. and looking
after certain other female, whose "Chris-
tan" name is Jennie, and who belonged
to the antagonistic race--the Anglo
Saxon. Her suspicious were fully con-
iirmed, for mutual friend" who trav.
els through life with the higl-toned cog
nomen Of Boiler" getting his steam up,
| rushed over to the doubling
Mary's house and informed her
that jim. whose other name
is Moore. might be found over the way
at Jennie's, evidently having happy
time, to the utter neglect of the one to
whom. of all others, he should most
necessarily devote his leisure moments.
Saying which the Boiler "bursted,' and
was seen..no more in the whole course OF
the evenings entertainment. After think
ing over the matter, Mary decided that
the best thing she could do under the
circumstances was to 60 immediathe-
~ to the willy Jennie's house,
and catch the untaithfil Jimmie ''in
II snare" which she did accordingly,
rushing into Jennie's house upon the I'M
suspecting couple, where Jimmie was
! pouring into Jennie loving listening ear
soft epithets of endearment, and Jen nj,
replying with tender emphasis: "Oh! My
dear, how sweet you are :" and Jimmie
cautioning her "never to tell" This wa,
oo''much for the forsaken one; she made
herself visible, heaving with great rage
and the recreant Jim, thinking perhaps
they wanted to see him at hOme-hii
poor, old mother, for instance-cut hi
sentences of short, without any periods
and made hasty and not very grace
full exit through the open window, about
two stories from the ground.
Then, rushing like the frightened doe
from the pursuing huntsman, or an ar
row sped from the quivering bow, he
made tracks back for 'hOme, swee
home" Alas, for Jim! The only hom
he had In all the city was Mary
own house, and thither she followed him
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arriving there soon after he did. Then q
lively scene occurred ; a second battle OF
the Kilkennys was next In the. pro-
grammc, and the air was ircighted with
the odor of the conflict mans wool and
woman's dress were at discount, and
loud oaths and dire threats were inster-
spersed by way of accompaniment
Directly 1t all claimed down TO the
quiet command Of Mary for Jim to leave
the house, and never set foot In 1t again.
How it all ended, we don't know, but
the last we heard was the pleasant prom
ise of Mays to ''chop your head Of
with this axe II you try TO stay here to-
night get out" and we venture to say
he got
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GO and AZ. Yer,

Landlords Of hotels and boarding houses
will ind 1t 20 their advantage to call upon
Mrs. Coleman, Laundress, No " Fourth
street, between Washington and CONNER
cial avenues. Hotel and clearinghouse
washing, IS cents per dozen. Fol- piece work
prices are rs follows Single shirt and col.
lar, l0c; per dozen SOC; socks DC; two col.
lars, &c; two hAndkerchiefs, &c; vests zoe;
and all gentlemen's wear, SOC. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, Is 10 Doc;
skirts 10 to 20c; drawers 10 to l5c; two
pair hose DC; two collars to l0c. For H.
dies plain clothes 81 90 per dozen; for H.
dies fine clothes, 81 IS per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
trouage solicited
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suu.,., school Convention.

The Rev Mr.. Wallar, who left this city
on Monday morning last TOR the purpose
of attending an Odd-Fellows' demonstra-
ton of some Kind at Princeton, in this
State, will go from that place to the city
of Alton, where he will attend, as dele
gate from Alexander county. the State
Sunday school convention. which will
hold lis next regular session at that place
on next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
| day.
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The well-known Steamer "Three States
has been chartered for the occasion, and
will convey the party to the grounds. The
boat will leave the foot Of Fourth street, ~
follows: First trips .. m; return, ~
N. Second trip, 1870 p. M; return, :. p.
m. The excellent Delta City Cornet Band,
and a splendid string band have been en-.
gagged to furnish music. Refre shments Of
oil kinds will be on the grounds. A good
time Is anticipated.
Tickets for round trip, 30 cents children,
- cents.
Tickets can be obtained at the following
places:
Z. W. Buder, Louis Herbert, VIM.
Alba, p. q. Schulz, Chss. Schoenemeyer,
Ed. Huefner, r. NJ. Stockfeth. Aniandus
Jaeckel, City Brewery.
A2y-J-lG-1t
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Two. sereuading parties went the rounds
OF the city. on Wednesday night. The
ConcoIdia society, under the leadership
of Mr.. schlesingcr, serenaded a number
of their friends, and vocal serenading
band, c omposed of II number Of the rising
generation of thi. city, who by the way
are all exceedingly good singers, called
upon their friend, and complimented
them with several very pretty songs each
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-21

BOATS DUE.
Jim Fisk from Paducah City Vicks-
burg, ALI. Stevens. Wild Duck and barges,
Bismarck, from st. Louis Thomas Shir-
lock, Robt. Mitchell, Ed. Hobbs. Thos.
Means, Minneola, from Ohio river. City
Helena, Chas. Morgan, sam. J. Hale,
Louisville, etc, from the South.
RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The river last evening was "a feet IL
2-5 inches on the gauge, having fallen 10
4-5 inches during the previous ~ hours.
The rivers elsewhere are falling. The
weather was quite hot yesterday, with
some clouds and other indications of a
coming rain storm.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Robt. Mitchell will get full load
for the South, before reaching this point.
The MERRY Ilay-makers" is the
name to he posted on the new Wabash
river packet.
--Th" steam yacht Ariadne Of the snag
fleet, , tied Cairo yesterday. She is very
fast.
I. &. DumOnt, of Cincinnati, is
making the new shaft and fianges for the
Tow-boat Warner.
Capt. Abe Hutchinson is quite III at
st. Louis, but hopes are entertained that
he will soon recover.
Company "a" L. :. Cav airy. going
to Yankton, came across the river Oh
the transfer yesterday.
The J. d. Parker took the barge of
cotton ties to Memphis which was LEFT
here by the City Of Quincy.
The dredge boat Octavia and snag
boats X. +. DeRussey and 5. II. Long,
and the dismantled J. j. Albert, are at
Mound City.
The local inspectors OF New Or
leans have examined into the facts con-
nected with the burning Of the Bodmann,
Kyle and Exporter, aud have let the Off.
GERS Of the tugs Dime. Nellie and Tyler
of with light repremand.
The Fawn and II. ). Turner are hav
ing lively times in the Cincinnati ant
Shawneetown trade. The war has adj.
vanced to such point that the Fawn adj
vertises to take Cairo freight at 10 cents
per 100 pounds, and half rates on every
thing else.
Capt. John Bowen, the river edite
4 Of the Globe has charge OF the Glob'
!, Democrat river MIR. Ryland stepps
down and out without \ word Of goo
, bye, or even bow, ard hiO friends ..
: LETT In the dark as to what his future o,
cupation will be. People interested |
river news will lind it very hard to par
with Mr.. Ryland.
Mr.. Jas. a. Wall, general agent o
the st. Bernard coal company al Paducaf
was a passenger by the Shinkle. He Ia
been absent some time Oh an eXtsnsiv
! southern tour In the interest Of his com
pany. He was passenger south by tn
Charles BOdmann, and lost all of his bag
gage when she burned. II
says the value of life preserver
was strikingly illustrated during tn
burning OF those boats. Not singl
person who had the presence Of mind t
!. put on life preserver was drowned
Some Of those who wore them and wer
rescued stated that they could not hav
drowned themselves IL they had wante
to, and could have remained In the waite
.. for several hours without danger.
WAR DErAKTNrNT, RIVER RErosr,
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A squad Of United States regulars. num-
bering about iiity-ive men. under COM
mand Of Captain Maylan. and belonging
10 Company A Of the Seventh United
States Cayelry, passed through Cairo yes
terday. They are on their way from Al
ALBANIA to Dakota Territory.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-21

Mc-srs. r. T.. Canda, one OF the con-
tractors of the Cairo & 81. Louis railroad,
W. ). Searls. one OF that corporations
attorneys. and j. II. llinkley. general
superintendent of the narrow gauge road,
were In the city yesterday, transscting
railroad business.