The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-06-09

The report OF the hospital OF this city
for the month Of May is as follows: Num-
Ger of patients from previous month, nine.
teen; number admitted during month,
thirty.four; total, ffty-tbree. Number of
patients discharged, twenty-nine; number
of deaths, five; balance in hospital at the
end of month, nineteen; number
of days relief was furnished,
six hundred and sixty-nine;
number of outside patients, eighty; nun.
Der of times relief was furnished to outside
patients, one hundred. Number of appli-
cants rejected, eight. The total amount of
money expended IN the management of the
hospital during the month was $726.47.
"A Washington man had three photo.
graphs of himselftaken. In one he appeared
dressed as woman in another as well-to-
do architects in the third as specialized
professor. Then he sent the photographs
on to Fowler, for chronological description.
lie received in q few days three charts. The
'sarchitect" was described as an impulsive
person; of strong lung power, ETC.; the
woman seemed to have less lung power
than the architect, and appeared cable to
convert nutritious materials into healthy
nutriment rapidly and abundantly." The
two were we'll adapted to marriage AS to
the professor" he was described as unfit
to marry, being of uncongenial tempera-
ment, etc. The joke IS considered large
one on phrenology.
-Manifestly the predictions so conf
IDENTIFY made last week of comparatively
early solution of the problem at Albany
will not be fulfilled. The deadlock con-
tinues, and there appears to be no proba.
bility of its yielding, and the only way
out of the difficulty is to adjourn. This, at
least, is surface view of the CASE There
are rumors Of coquetting between the dem
ocrats and the chiefs of both factions, but
one not in the secrets cannot judge what
they may amount to. The probability is
that after few days more balloting an
adjournment will be taken, the stalwarts
and democrats agreeing thereto. The
halfbreeds are at present not disposed to
favor adjournment, tor they fear that Con-
kings appeal to the people may be con-
Quoted in alliance with Tammany, and the
result may be Legislature controlled by
Conkling and John Kelly. They prefer
the bird they already have in hand to any
unknown number that may be liable to
capture in next falls bush.
THE Paducah Enterprise speaks as
follows Of the Broadway opera. house, con-
Quoted in that city under the management
of Mr.. Harry Walker, of this city. All
that is said in praise of the institution may
be repeated with reference to the Theatre
Comique here: ITO the regrets Of the
mass of the citizens of Paducah, the Broad
way opera house closed its doors Saturday
night for the season to good business and
appreciatlve audience, but we are reliably
informed that it will open again soon under
new management, and we are in hope it
will, for it has brought great deal of trade
to our city, that would have gone else
where if there had not been place of
amusement for them to 60 to--and here we
will say in justice to the management of
the Broadway opera.house that the criti-
cisms on the performances there have been
unnecessarily harsh, for we know whereof
we write and can truthfully say that when
compared with similar performances in
other cities, large and small, that all have
been commendable. The self-constituted
critics of the opera-house performance, we
are constrained to believe, have never
honored any of the exhibitions with their
saving presence"
Rev. T. j. Shores, the colored divine,
who has been making tour of the south,
reports that as class the colored people
there are doing we'll and seem satisfied with
their situation. He found that al those
who had not allowed themselves to be lead
away from their homes by the wild prom
Uses of political demagogues were An a
prosperous condition, while thossT Others,
who allowed themselves to be deceived-.
who left their easy employment at home to
seek riches in Kansas or elsewhere and, dis
appointed and wretched, hid to return to
the country they had beef lead to desert,
were all in Strengthened circumstances.
Mr.. Shores found many cblored men who
were comparatively Independent of the
world, and who were respected by their
white neighbors as they deAerved to be- He
found also that there was nt the same an
tagonism existing between the colored
and the white population that