The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-28

| tins VIII De OF SHORT uuluuoni anu tiiul
few days will remove all unpleasant re-
minders of the mishap.
Mr.. Dan Hartman and force were en-
gagged, yesterday removing his stock to the
Hamilton building adjoining, The re-
moval is to allow carpenters to raise,
straightcn and repair the vacated building.
The Hamilton building will thereafter be
occupied by Mr.. Eichhotf, the furniture
man.
There is colored man in the city,
who having lost the use Of his lower ex-
trcmitics, is hobbling about the streets on
his knees He lives upon the charity his
condition excitcs, and doesn't view his
afliction as an especial hardship. He is,
nevertheless, a pitiable object, and should
be taken of the streets and cared for.
A private letter from Denver, under
date Of oath instant, says that Will Hurd
has purchased silver mine. II is known as
the Indian Chief, and is located at Silver
Cliff. 1t is not stated, however, that Willie
is likely to become millionaire. Mines
IN Colorado are not unlike saw mills in
Southern Illinois. They break more men
than they make,
There is a barge load goo cords OF
the best kndling wood ever brought to
Cairo, now lying at the bank near the Stone
Depot 1t is stave clippings, best seasoned
oak, put up IN bundles, at the low price of
One Dollar per cord--ranked four feet
high and eight feet long 1t makes an ex-
cclcnt summer wood; two cents worth will
do a days cooking. Now is the time TO buy.
---Gcorgc Sheppard, good hearted fish
erman, took Frank Waney, the man whowas
lying sick in police headquarters, to his
home, and will care for him until he can be
otherwise provided for, The ChicI-of-PO-
lice wrote a letter to Franks brother who
resides in Peru, in this State, and it is be-
levcd that money will be sent to provide
for the poor fellows wants. But for Shep-
pard's good Samaritanism Waney would
most likely, have died.
Yves Lane, now in Colorado, says that
arrivals in Leadvillc will exceed five hun
drci per day; that there is absolutely moth
ing for new corners to do, and that as q
consequence of the presence of thousands
of Idle men, crime is rampant, with lively
prospect ahead of much suffering. During
the night Of the 23d there were five muir.
dcrs in LeadvilIc, and perhaps a hundred
fights with fists and bludgcons, a sweet
spot" is that Lcadvilie,
For the mall sum of one dollar you can
buy enough kindling wood to last you TN
til next wintcri "a. j. Dougherty Of Mound
| City, has about two hundred cords of dry
staye clippings conveniently bundled, on a
barge lying at our landing, and sells them
for one dolara cord delivered on the bank.
The kindling is just the thing, too for light
summer fires But 90 see IT, When you
sec the pile that one dollar will buy, the
impulse to make the investment will prove
irresistible
--Atthc next term of the Alexander Cir
cult Court three men will BE- put upon trial
for their lives Ross, who killed Johnson
captured yesterday; Glass, who knocked
Newman in the head with an axe, and 1--WE
believe Turner, the negro who killed "the
wrong man It looks very much as If Mr..
Hodges was elected to act as master Of Ger
cmonies in a hanging scrapc or Two, as well
as TO play collector, etc. 1t is not posi-
ton he is hankering after; but he will not
shrink from the duty when it becomes a
duty.
The wrctchcd "hag" of whom we have
frequently spoken, was abroad again yes
tcrday, practicing her little confidence
gamcs-or, rather, moving sympathetic lis
tcncrs to deeds Of charity by telling the
mos. conccnccIcss lies ever uttered by 9
human being. Her memory being LITTLE
defective She not unfrequcntly makes a
second call upon the same person the con
sequence Of which torgctfulncss is that she
not untreQucntly gets bounced, She is.
unqucstionably, the most consumma,e dead
beat that ever struck Cairo
Among other items mentioned as con
stituent parts Of the Port Eads recent tow
, to New Orleans is one hundred and twenty.
thousand bushels Of corn and thirty thous-
and bushels Of wheat. The immensely of
these items, when contemplated as merely
portion Of what single steamer moves,
gives one slight insight into what the
commerce Of the lower Mississippi may be-
come, when the millions of acres of yet
wild lands in the west and northwest are
put under cultivation, and Captain Eads
| Uiyps us thnt twonty tpet az ,vn,or hun,, IA