The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-27

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table matter must not remain in the house
the yard, or the street in front of the house
Decay cannot 60 on unless dampness is
present; therefore every yard should be
kept dry. Stops should not be thrown upon
the yard. Disenfectants should be used
every ten or fifteen days, to prevent all
nasty and health destroying odors.
Whether it is an honest conviction, or
whether the declaration was. promoted by
pique at his defeat before the Chicago con-
vention, is not known, but General Grant
has declared it as his opinion that Han
cock will be elected. Out of this express
sion of opinion grew the report that he
would support the Democratic ticket He
may reach this latter point before Novem.
Der, but whether he does or not is of no
consequence, and we feel as did Hon. d. T.
Linegar yesterday when he said: "We
don't need the support or good will of
Grant or any of his clique-to us the
enmity of such men is more desirable
than their friendship"
"A letter received in this city by one Of
Judge Mulkeys relatives, conveys the intel
ligence that he has arrived at Karlsbart,
Russia, to which place he has gone on the
advice of a distinguished German
physician, and he finds that
even his short stay there has greatly i'm
proved his health. He speaks of the place
as one Of great beauty, and says that it is
overrun with travellers in search of health.
Shortly after his arrival he met our former
fellow citizen, Mr.. Jacob Roth, in the city,
who is abroad on pleasure trip, and was,
of course, greatly pleased to find familiar
face among so great crowd of strangers.
The state board of health which met at
Springfield on the 25th inst. resolved, in
compliance with the request of the national
board of health, to recommend the appoint
ment of DR.. w. X. Smyth of this city as in
spector at inspection station No. g. below
Cairo, and that the national board OF health
be requested to place said station in COM
mission on the first Of July; also that after
said inspection station has been put in COM
mission the secretary of the state board of
health be directed to notify the authorities
of all ports in this state not TO allow boats
from points below Cairo to land unless they
present clean certificate of inspection as
for cargo, officers and crew.
Yesterday afternoon at aboqt o'clock,
sneak thief entered the house of sick
family on Twenty street, between
Poplar and Commercial and stole from
table in one of the rooms, box Of DR..
Woods fever pills, containing two doses,
and g pocket book containing small
amount Of money, and left the premises
without being observed. The officers of
the law concluding that man who would
run the risk OF mourning the displeasure of
the law tor box of DR.. Woods excellent
pills and a few pennies had too much
brains for them, and was therefore danger
Gus man for them to tackle" let him strip" |
in other words did not concern them.
selves about him.
"A gentleman from this city who aat-
tended the Cincinnati convention, told us
that while in conversation with Senator
West, he West told him that as he step
ped on the train at Washington bound for
the convention, General Logan came up to
him and raising himself upon tip toe. whis-
pered in his ear: Don't make mistake
and your nomination" These words, to-
gether with the manner in which Logan
spoke them, give ground for the belief
that he was anxious to see man at the
head Of the Democratic ticket sufficiently
strong to beat Garfield. 1t is reasonable to
suppose that the Republican party has
soured on his stomach, and that he would
like to throw it up and retrace the step
taken in 1868, when he joined It,
-Jno. Scot, the man to whom we re-
ferred few days ago as being greatly in
need and deserving Of assistance from our
people is still unimproved. The
relief which he and his wife so much need,
such as the necessaries Of life, clothing and
medical attention, have not been forth
coming as abundantly or promptly as they
should have been. The man is really very
sick and the woman has done all in her
power to supply herself and sick husband |
with food, drink and medicine, but without |
success. II is true that several good citi-
zens interested themselves in
their welfare, and supplied
them with some food and medicine. DR..
Carter has Of late given them medical
attention and Messrs. w. H. Dutfey, Ben
Lynch, Geo. Sergeant and Officer Wootcn