The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-16

Hattie s. an elegant small Havana
cigar, at Schuh's.
A house tor rent Enquire of Z. Il.
Ellis, N Ohio levee.
Mr.. Traxler, the enterprising CONNER
clal avenue shoe man, has notice OF inter-
est in spccil locals.
According to the Argus "boys" are
multiplying at THE BULLETIN office at the
rate of about one per day.
The English railway iron received at
st. Louis last week, via New Orleans, paid
customs duties Of 100000.
The Ohio nver has taken sudden rise
ofnearly foot at this point. 1t stood at
six feet three inches yesterday, at III pm.
Unless some decided change occurs in
the condition of the president, the western
union will not post farther bulletin, except
on Sundays.
City of Cairo funding bonds to the
amount of $4,250 were registered in the
Office of the state auditor at Springfield
Tuesday.
The pay car of the Cairo Short Line
made mercenary move over the road yes
terday. This train runs 942 miles and pays
off in twelve hours.
"A lady living on the corner of TWEEN
ty-fourth street and Cedar is said to be in
sane and preparations are making for taxi
ing her to the asylum at Anna.
The Narrow Gauge railroad company
has decided to remove its track from the
>remlses of the Dixie Oil company and
men are employed In the work
The temperance people will have
reunion at Temperance Hall this evening
The affair is in the hands of the young
people who give notice Of it among bust
ness locals this morning.
-Sixty-three was the Cairo temperature,
according to the signal service thermometer
yesterday, at 2:11 p. m. There was gen.
eral and considerable fall in the tempera-
ture all through the northwest.
Engine No. 81 seems to be hard on the
uptown people. They say (by Telephony
that they would not object to musical
whistle ten or fifteen hours day, but the
whistle of No. 81 IS not musical.
"A Methodist minister of Washington
preached last Sunday on "Prayer Against
Whisky" and maintained that the treat
ment and actions of the presidents physi-
clans were inspired by divine providence.
This is an Endorsement of Bliss from an
unexpected quarter, and would seem to
include his prescriptions of rum and
whisky.
1t was stated Tuesday night by a cab-
net officer that five small boils or abcesses
were found on the presidents back Tues
day. They were opened by the surgeons,
and discharged small quantity of pus.
Their appearance is taken as evidence that
the blood poison has rot been entirely
eliminated, notwithstanding DR.. Bliss as
sertion that it had been.
-"Life is too short" We can not under
take to teach man in his second childhood
from his a, b, c's all the way up. The man
who can not understand the difference
between a case of deliberate
suicide and case of in
jury because of gross neglect on the part
Of an employee of G railroad company is
hopeless case any way.
-Impudence and ignorance are tolera-
BILE, even pardonable, in youth, because the
former may be punished and the latter may
disappear with age; but, while age always
brings with it the privilege OF being in
solent and supercilious without punish
ment, it furnishes no protection to ignor-
ance and an erroneous conception OF what
is right In the most ordinary affairs OF life.
The street railway did lot begin oper-
atoms last Saturday as was expected be-
cause the car manufacturers in st. Louis
we're unable to furnish the cars on time
but it is confidently expected that all will
be in readiness to commence operation
next Tuesday. The work of finishing the
track is being vigorously pushed forward
by the contractor; the iron has been laid as
far as Tenth street and the road bed be.
tween the rails is being made firm, in par,
with the old pavement taken from around
the custom house.
--"Can any one tell US how it is that q
man prefers to borrow the paper every day
and thereby incur the displeasure of his
neighbor, rather than curtail on some USE
less expenditure and subscribe for the
paper" Thus queries the Paducah Enter.
prise, The question ia conupdrum: but