The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-10

ten barrels, nor twenty, but every bushcl he
can use advantageously. Distinction is a
work that must not be neglected. Money
could not be more wisely expended, had We
an absolute guarantee that we would not
have case of yellow fever in one hundred
years
| The readers of THE BULLETIN familiar
with the sad and tragic scenes that but
lately blotted out life and filled Cairo
home with grief and gloom, will supply
all the shades and sombre tints of the
pictures so strongly outlined IN 'Thoughts"
elsewhere expressed IN tcrse but tunetul
numbers. Though very brief, the lines are
singularly suggestive.
AS the number of bosses of the Saup-
Rose building has multiplied rapidly, and
as several of Dr. Schuh's personal friends
are included, he has concluded to erect a
large awning with ascending tiers of seats
for their accommodation. Unless some
thing of the sort is done, it is apprehended
that tie number of the bosses will soon
dwindle again to 25 or &c.
AS announced in Fridays paper, ia
vorable change was marked in Christ,
Kelly's case, and during the day he was
able to sit up. But during the night he
took a relapse, and yesterday noon was
never deaths door than ever 1t was
thought that he couldn't survive the night.
P.S. Kelly died at go p. III. He
leaves wife and married daughter and
many friends to mourn his death.
Although constantly on the 60 the two
slop carts are not equal to the prompt per-
formance of the slop service. Citizens COM
plain that they are not regularly served,
and that, placing their tubs In the front of
their dwellings they are permitted to re-
main there until they become so many nui-
sances. The wagons in the service put in
full time, actively, and could do no more,
though the pay were doubled.
The colored man Jackson, to whom
we refer elsewhere, entered Mrs Callie
Johnson's house, Friday night, and engag-
ing in a fight with a colored girl named
Ella Davis, broke down Mrs. Calies bed
stead, leaving it, as Mark Twain would de-
scribe it, "a chaotic mass of rags" in the
middle of the floor. Callie appeared be-
fore Squire Osborn, yesterday, and swore
out warrant for Jackson's arrest.
Grammar, the negro with the oblique
vision, who was fined $50 under the vag
act, and given until 10 a. m, yesterday, to
get out of the city, was skullling about in
unusual places, an hour or two after his
season of grace haA expired, and walked
into the hands Of the police. He was run
in"-which being interpreted, was escorted
to the calaboose, where he will be kept
confined until it is thought best to dispose
of him otherwise.
Father Walsh, who did such heroic
work at Camp Father Matthew In Mem
phis, last year, was In Ireland when he
heard of the appearance of fever in Mem
phis, last month, and Immediately set out
for home He arrived in Memphis Friday,
and was received with professions, and
amidst the blazing OF bonires and the
sound of music and cannon. He immedi-
ately entered upon the sclf.sacrifcing work
before him.
-Chas. Allen, colored was fined S. and
costs, by Squire Robinson, yesterday, for
discharging fire arms within the corpora.
ton. AS Allen and AtEie Robinson had
been exchanging words about some silver
change snatched from the former by the
latter, it was limited that the pistol was fired
at Archie's foot. But such an imputation
was not borne out, or rendered even proba
bic, by the evidence. Taking into consid-
Grafton the area covered by Archie'S feet,
the fact that Allen didn't hit them is proof
conclusive that he didn't aim at them.
John Sackburger's fitch birthday
was quite notable event in his history. He
made it free and easy day for all his old
acquaintance, many Of whom called upon
him during the day, and at night his house
was thronged with them. Manga foaming
tankard Of lager was drank to Johns good
health, and when the crowd was called to
the lunch he had prepared, it was soon dis
covered that his old friends maintained
excellent appetites, with an especial relish
for the well served meats that were provd-
ed in abundance. John was happy and
had occasion to be-
Charley Glass, until recently quite in
different to his fate, and especially careless
about his spiritual affairs, has had an
awakening, Brothers Britton and Perkins