The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-30

"''S"'o ~ WAC captain vi TIC DOat IN Ofuer
that he might gain admittance to our mar.
inc hospital. But being put off here late
in the night he sought the house of the
above mentioned woman and obtained
lodging for the night and was found dead
in the morning, DR.. Wood was sent for
and found that heart disease had been the
cause of his death, He was asked to
bury the remains but refused. Cor.
oner Fitzgerald was then sent for and was
asked to hold an inquest over the body and
bury 1t, but the negro's death having re-
suited IRON natural causes he refused to
touch it. The captains certificate having
been found, DR., Garter, of the marine hos
pital, was next sent for and although the
certificate was o. K he refused 'tc take
charge Of the remains, because the negro
had not passed IN examination. Finally
Mr.. Fisher was notified, but his objections
agreed with those of Doctor Carter, and the
remains were left upon the hands of the
woman. All Of which argues, if it argues
anything, that Republicans have more
kindly feeling for live "niggcrs" than
dead ones.
AS is usual at about this time of the
year the voice Of the chronic grumbler is
heard IN our midst from the cross leyee to
the point and from the Ohio to the Missls-
Slppi leyce, but especially are the ears OF
the newspaper men afflicted with the
buzz Of these busy bees who, however,
are only busy at bu2zing. They do moth.
Ing themselves, propose nothing, but growl
at everything suggested by others. Moth
ing pleases them. Everything is objection
able They whine and snarl ike a wild
animal devourng its prey. They ind
fault with cverything-eyen with Us occa.
siopally, They pretend to examine every
thing proposed by enterprising men for the
public good for the sole purpose of finding
something to damn. These grumblers are
public nuisance-the torment of the
V"o'o"eS' '''' Sec'S.IcN' o' poIl''c"' parties
bamacles upon civilization and pcstiterous
'anNe' WORMS upon "r community IN
which they live They will persist in tell
ing US, without furnishing the proof, that
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u''s oll'ceI vi 'I'e IA" mas zone TINS ana
'"at olcer mas zone 'ha' ana
uSN Us " give P"'"c''E 10 'ne'' "'e III Or
oci ''''' our nc" COUNCIL may ho' again
confirm ''e"'' incy WI" Or'h9 IN 'helf
Complaints against thc healu othcer-or
rather MS a'Sls''h''--ioF 'huus'rious'y us
charging 'nc'r uu'e'' anu Tell Us Win
Wise loon 'l'a' we ought 10 advocate 'helr
Iei'Io'al rom Tue force or ''eFe VII! De
IL 10 pay "hch 'ie summer months come
around liey nave houneo me les
"nu me 100 pIeaNs IN another 10 90 'hls
and to DO that and there Is that house
GOWN On washington avenue "hich you
Nho" Is puohc nuisance ana ought TO be
declared Soch' IN the ntere'to OF public
heal'h' Ana why noht they concern them
'e4VeS about important AFFAIRS and act
IKE sensible men toward u.s.
WISH you would say something about TINS
ID 'o'mofro" BULLETIN We tell then
'Aey ought 10 report 'he'f grievances TO the
heaI'h "ii'cer hlnseif' out no. they Will not
ana hha!Iy we part telling them we Will
'hihE Of the matteF-"mch we ac'
coroInS'y are now dong These
GROWERS complain that the city au-
""' ""oi' '"' necessary precautions Against
cplNtlulI,, anu lll'l gIONl sun lONtlf Jl