The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-16

Of compositors are to blame for the BuILE-
Tins reduced local matter this morning.
The Ball has opened in earnest, to con-
tinue through the oyster season, as will be
seen by residing DeBaun's notice IN another
column.
| Sergeant W. n. Ray reports the gen.
eral weather to be clear and dry with no
prospects Of immediate rain The general
temperature is also higher.
The Young Peoples temperance club
have decided to give their lawn sociable
this evening on the beautiful grounds sur
rounding the residence of Mr.. s. p.
Wheeler.
Mr.. John A. Hamlin, lessee and mana
ger of the grand opera house, at Chicago,
has engaged Mr.. A. W. Palner's entire
Union Square Theatre company, Of New
York, which will present some of the plays
that have made the Union Square theatre
so popular, and they will be presented with
the same perfection that characterizes all
the productions in that world famed theatre.
Mr.. A. w. Palmer will himself manage the
company during its stay in Chicago, which
will be until the fifteenth day Of Octobert.
4 The st. Louis Globe Democrat wants
he Roman pontifi to remove from Italy to
| this country, and make st. Louis his head
quarters II has already set aside Forest
| park, in that city, for vatican and, while
admitting that he could not enjoy any tenn
poral power in this country, il promises
that he shall have full and undisputed sway
over the consciences of millions Of good
people. 1t is not likely, however, that the
people will take kindly to the Globes adj
vice.
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, 80; Davenport, Iowa, 10; Dubuque,
Iowa, 49, Keokuk, Iowa, 80; Lacrosse,
Wis, n; Leavenworth, Kas., So; Louis
vile. KY, SO; Memphis, Tenn, SO; Nash
Q vile, Tenn, So; Omaha, Neb., 81; Pitts
burg, Pa, 70; Shreveport, La, l05; st.
: LOUIS, Mo-, IS; st. Paul, Mimi, rs; Vicks-
burg, Miss, 06; North Platte, Neb., 95;
Yankton, OAK, SO; Dodge City, Kan, 96;
Bismarck, Oak, =; Chicago, Ills, -;
Denver, Col, -.
The COW nuisance is making itself felt
in the nelghborhood Of Tenth street. Two
or more cows with two or more young
calves, by their outrageous bawling night
and day,make the sleep of the sleepers a pro-
tracted nightmare, and those who are kept
awake wish they had never Eeen born. If
there is anything that would call out petit
ton, to the city council several yards long;
praying for an edict and its enforcement
against these horned brutes, it is COW
> with a mezzo-soprano voice who never eats,
sleeps or rests, nor lets anything else sleep
within mile Of her.
Sunday seems to have been an unusu-
ally busy day with the officers, which does
not speak well for the city. Men who are
employed during every week day seem to
allow their pent Up feelings full sway on
the seventh day when they ought of right
to take rest, pleasant recreation and
attend church and Sunday school.
Their flow of spirit IS par
donable, of course, but when they over
step the bounds set by law and common
decency they IRE giving themselves and the
city a bad name, besides injuring society in
general, either of which things they have
no right to do. But where's the use in
moralizing and giving good advice2 Not
one among the drunken and disorderly
crowd whose names appear upon yester-
days police docket, was ignorant
OF the character OF his crime
at the time he or she committed it and
when men and woman rush into an open
pit with their eyes open and a clear brain,
, disregarding even the teachings OF their
|, youth and the warnings Of their friends,
they hardly deserve anything and certainly
will not heed anything but stern law and
enough OF 1t, too, This, ii is gratifying to
note, the officers and courts of the city
are giving them in good, round doses.
X An item appeared in the st. Louis
d Globe. Democrat Of Friday or Saturday last
u week which stated that the authorities OF
: East st. Louis were very indignant over the
: action of the Cairo authorities in sending an
invalid, who was about 10 die in the hos.
pital here, to East 81. Louis, where he died
8 and was disposed Of at the expense Of that
, city. The charge, being untrue in every
! particular, is Of sufficient Importance to
justify firm denial even at