The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-05

WIZ "N"'N ""'SH VI Dut Eull' II pS"'''
that the baseball season Is to pass entirely
unnoticed in Cairo. It was not thus in
former years and it should not be thus
now.
Another couple were quietly married
in the parlor Of Father Masterson, of st.
Patrick's Catholic church. The gentleman
was Mr.. Miller, who is employed at the
elevator and the lady was Miss Mary
Roach, of Villa Ridge. The wedding took
place Wednesday evening.
The crowd, the rushing, pushing
crowd that had gathered at that most de-
lightful summer resort, Dixon Springs, has
thnned out until the proprietor, Mr..
Brown, has now an opportunity to bestow
that attention to each individual guest that
goes so far toward making their stay a
pleasant visit and not taste OF hotel life.
Severaloi the best rooms are vacant and
waiting for visitors at the springs during
this, the most pleasant month of the season.
Conkling has sent his Washington Of.
fccts to Utica. He has yet absolute con-
troll of the republican party in the city of
New York. The republican delegates 10
the Legislature from the city are yet Conk.
ling's property, and that gives him pow.
erful weapon in the state convention, which
he will use. lie has avowed his purpose of
taking leading part in the campaign pre-.
ceding the election Of large number of
state officers, and he is getting his tools in
order now.
Prof. Bells induction balance has been
used with satisfactory results upon the
president. The first experiment showed
that the ball of the assassin lies in the front
wall of the presidents abdomen, five inches
below and to the right of the unhilicus, on
a straight line running through the body
from back to 'front.' within two and half
inches of the surface. All of which
confirms the original diagnosis made by the
attending physicians. No operation
with view to extracting the bullet will
be performed until the patient is entirely
out of danger.
Same days ago Mr. Raggio, the Italian,
received telegram from Cincinnati, stat
ing that his sister, Mrs. White, was danger
ously sick and asking him to come to her
bedside Immediately. He wentand short
ly after he arrived Mrs. White improved,
and he was about to return home,
when she took relapse and he remained.
On Wednesday he sent dispatch for his
wife and she left the city the same evening.
Mrs. White formerly resided in this city
and her husband built the two story brick
house at the corner of Twentieth and Pop
lar streets
AT II o'clock yesterday Miss Alice
Young of Carmi was married to G. d.
Bradley, master of bridges OF G. and V.
railway. The wedding took place at VIM
cennes where Miss Young had gone the
day before, and the long looked-for event
was thus quietly transacted. The happy
couple left for Evansville the same after
noon. Miss Young is well known in Cairo
as a young lady of excellent disposition,
while the groom stands high in his profes-
sion The BULLETIN joins the friends of
Mr.. and Mrs Bradley in offering congratula-
tons upon the event OF their union.
The maximum temperature for six
teen hours preceding three o'clock p. m,
yesterday, Washington time) were as fol-
lows: Chattanooga, Tenn, 81; Cincinnati,
OHIO, 90; Davenport, Iowa, SO; Dubuque,
Iowa, 05; Keokuk, Iowa, 90; Lacrosse,
Wis, 06; Leavenworth, Kas., "a; Louis
vile, Ky, 90; Memphis, Tenn, "a; Nash
vile, Tenn, SO; Omaha, Neb, 90; Pitts
burg, Pa, 50; Shreveport, La, 90; st.
LOUIS, Mo-, 100; St. Paul, MINI, 90; Vicks-
burg, Miss, 90; North Platte, Ncb, 92;
Yankton, OAK, o. Dodge City, Kan, %
Bismarck, OAK, SO; New Orleans, -.
TIE report for July of United States
Hospital Surgeon Carter, at this point is
as follows: Number of patients remaining
under treatment from the month before,
twenty two; number admitted during the
month, forty -four; total, sixty six; number
OF patients discharged during the month,
torty-three; deserted, none; died, none;
number remaining under treatment,
twenty three; aggregate number of
days treatment furnished. six hundred
and seven number of outsiur pnteuts
eighty six; number of times relief furnish
ed such patients, one hundred and twenty.
two; number Of applicants rejected, thir-
teen The cost of maintaining the hospital
| during the month was five hundred and
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