The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-09

| are iaVOfaDle, ana Calro's impressions of
General Smith are "ditto," save in the es.
sential particular Of politics. His political
partialities, while here, drove him to an as
ISOLATION with Republicans. HE natural
and most congenial associates, however,
were Democrats.
The remains of Otto Kratly, youngest
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kratky, will
be conveyed to Villa Ridge by special
train, that will leave the foot of Fourteenth
street, at o'clock this afternoon. Services
at st, Joseph's church at 9 o'clock. The
friends of the family are invited to attend
as well the services as the rites of burial.
The marine ways, at Mound City, are
full handed with business. Can't. Handle.
ton who was in the city, yesterday, inform
ed us that although he is working a full
force, jobs accumulate on his hands about
as fast as he can dispose of them. It af-
fords US pleasure to record this fact. as we
know that if there is an honest, conscien-
tious or liberal boat.builder in the west,
Capt Hambleton is the man.
The concert, by Miss Harrells piano
class, will be given this evening, in the
parlors of Mr., and Mrs. Wood Rittenhouse.
A number of the most accomplished
pianists of the city belong to the
class, and as several lady vo
calists of rare culture will
participate, parties who attend may rca-
sonably expect feast of "dulcct strains"
of high order.
For many years it has been known
that Fraucis Kline is one of the most relia.
bic aud obiging butchers of Cairo; but 1t
remains for THE BULLETIN to announce
that he has made arrangements for supply
ing his customers, on or Immediately after
the list of May next, with the best of every
kind of sausages sold in the Cairo market.
Kline means business, in this, and invites
general patronage Bear this in mind
Prof. Floyd will deliver himself before
the Temperance Reform club this evening.
Mr. Floyd, although stranger in Southern
Illinois. and an unassuming gentleman Is
man of ability and will doubtless furnish
indications of that fact this evening Having
said this much, we need scarcely add that
Mr., Floyd is an old newspaper man. As a
further fact of some consequence, we may
remark that the new officers Of the associa-
ton WILL be installed this evening.
OF the melodrama to be presented on
the boards of the Athcneum tomorrow even. |
ing, by the Milton Mobiles comedy COM
pany, the Pittsburg Post, of recent date, |
speaks as follow: The Phoenix contains, |
among ether new situations, the best hit at
Bohemianism ever produced upon the |
American stage. The play is the best of |
Its kind. It's American in the same sense
that the 'Gilded Age and Mighty Dollar
are American. The coloring Is purely To-
cal; but this is precisely the reason that
such as demand American plays, and pro-
fcss to be weary of French situations and
the doubtful words Of French plays, should
encourage this and similar efforts"
The absence Of Charley Schmidt, the
successor Of George Braddsb, no longer
excites apprehenoons The arrival Of a
box of goods to his address, yesterday, in.
dictates that Charley is abroad eifecting his
spring purchases. tits regarded as rather
strange, however, that he should leave the
city for several weeks absence, shutting up ,
his shop the while, without even intmating
such purpose to any one Of his patrons or
even to his nearest neighbors He is eY-
pectcd to return and resume his business in
a day or two at farthcst. p Slate in
the evening a letter was received from Mr..
S., in which he declared a purpose to re.
main abroad His goods here will be
boxed and forwarded to him.
When we spoke, yesterday, of the
transfer Of $l02j worth Of Z. +. Davis
property to the control Of VI. j. IIowlcy
who was appointed receiver, etc, we spoke
from the standpoint of the French phIoso-
phcr who declared that nothing IS rcal;'
and in accordance with that philosophy
that teaches that 'it is precisely the same
thing. whittier a man accumuIates property
or rcpresses his desire for its accumulation"
At all events, we intended to convey the
idea that had there been any tangible cx-
istencc to the $l09j, Mr.. IIowey would
have been the receiver thereof to hold or
dispose Of it for the benefit Of Mr., Davis
This, and nothing more.