The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-15

compelled TO act humanity toward their
dumb servants, even though their human
forms belle their actons'
"A barn standing below the residence Of
Mr.. VIM. P. Halliday, or Washing
ton avenue, belonging to Mr.
r. H. Cunningham, is being
moved down Washington avenue and will
be located on Fourteenth street, opposite the
Episcopal church, where it will be recons-
tructed and transformed into handsom
| residence.
III all signs do not fail, the president
is out of danger. His condition is more
comfortable than ever, and his symptoms
are all those of man in hopeful state of
convalescence. There is, We are assured
on the best of authority, every reason to be-
!ieve that the work of recovery will pro-
gress rapidly.
Mrs s. Williamson has purchased the
building on Commercial avenue, near the
old Atheneum, occupied by herself as a
millinery store, and will remove IT and her
business to the vacant lots on the north
side OF Seventh street. between the Winter
Block and Mrs. Sites boarding house, if
the council will grant her permission to
do so.
The Cairo opera-house company con-
cluded the purchase of a lot, sixty by
twenty five feet In size on railroad strip,
back of the barber shop of Mr.. William
Alba. The property was bought from Mr..
Alba. The company now has all the room
it needs for the erection of the opera-house.
The ground will be vacated within the
next ten or fifteen days, and then the work
of building will begin.
Guy Morse says that when he brought
the body of the Argus man into the court
room the other day there was a general
commotion. Every head was ducked and
every nose was held between finger and
thumb, while frowns and side glances at
the thing, were numerous. The court or
dered the nuisance removed Immediately
and thus it was that the Argus was repre-
sented at the moonlight excursion last
night.
THE BULLETIN erred IN stating that
the Theatre Comique would be closed for
the summer after last night. Mr.. Walker
will retain his troupe and, whenever the
temperature will permit, give grand per-
Torrance at the Comique as heretofore.
On warm evenings he will regale the
public with open air concerts and refresh
ments at Elm grove, which he will open in
grand style, with music refreshments and
fire works on Tuesday evening.
The Reform Club met at the hall on
Tenth street last night. The president, DR..
Petne, not being present, Mr. George S.
Fisher, the vice presi lent, presided. The
attendance was as good as could have been
expected under the circumstances, the tenn
porature indoors being much too high for
comfort. But very little business was
transacted and that Of no importance. The
Good Templars did not hold any meeting
as it was said and expected they would.
Chicago elevators contained, at the be-
ginning OF the present week, 4,20G,l4
bushels of wheat, 1927, 2SS bushels of corn,
1870 1o bushels Of oats, 1880 bushels of
rye, and 32,334 bushels of barley, making
grand total Of 9,60S, l62 bushels, against
l0,197 ,269 bushels week ago, and 5,GO3,-
lSl bushels at this period last year. Grain
in sight on the I'd instant: Wheat, IT,
97l 900 bushels; corn, l4,5l1 900 bushels;
oats, $4,000 bushels; rye, $4,000 bush.
els; barley, 100000 bushels.
Governor Foster, of Ohio, has received
answers from the governors of Indiana, Mas.
sachusetts, Kansas, Wisconsin, Tennessee,
Arkansas, Illinois, Virginia, Alabama, Mis-
sour, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, New
York, Nebraska, Vermont, Florida, New
Jersey, West Virginia and Wyoming terri.
tory, approving the suggestion in reference
to fixing day to be observed as a praise
day for the recovery Of President Garfield.
Governor Colquitt, Of Georgia, has been
added to the committee on dates.
There is no more bitter Republican
paper in existence than the Chicago Tribune
yet candor moves it to say of the south :"Tbc
people OF that section may, in the heat of a
political campaign say many bitter words,
but they are warm.hearted and impulsvc
in the presence Of real national sorrow
It's in truth their as much as ours. They
confess its awfulness and transcendent i'm.
portancc in the same breath: and by their
own language show how much more to
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