The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-02
GENERAL NEWS.
Lives Of wealthy men remind us
That by using printers ink,
We can die and leave behind us.
Monstroue piles OF golden "chink, y

That by using printers ink,
We can die and leave behind US.
Monstrous piles Of golden "chink"
The public debt statement is expected to
show reduction for August Of about $l4,-
100000.
The four chief hop-ralsing counties of
New York report that nearly an average
crop will be harvested.
A family of five persons, named McNIa-
hon, residing near Dubuque, have been rem
dered insane by grief. The mother and
one daughter died in demented mental
condition.
The drouth in Indiana has assumed
alarming proportions. White river has
dwindled to mere brook, and farmers are
greatly troubled to obtain water for stock.
w. f. Dalrymple, the wheat king, says
the yield in Dakota will average fully
eighteen bushels per acre. He and his
brother have $4,000 acres to harvest.
In the Chiago grain markets, Wednesday,
September wheat dropped from 1925 to
sl;l94 but closed at. sl.2lA bid while
The day of settlement has come, and it is
believed that the Cincinnati clique has
made 100000 out of the corner.
Wheat in store is in q critical state, and
the banks refuse to loan more than one
dollar per bushel on receipts.
The republican state committee of New
York will meet at the Fifth Avenue hotel
to-day to call a convention. 1t is believed
that Vice President Arthur will resign the
Craftsmanship Of the committee, and that
the convention will be held at Saratoga at
the end of September.
| After a consultation with the secretary OF
war the governor of New Mexico has deciG-
ded TO recommend the formation of militia
companies all over the territory, which he
will arm and equip, to prevent Indian raids
The presidents swollen gland is exceed
ingly painful, and the dressing
quite tedious. He will not be given
solid food until his jaws are in condition to
properly masticate it. DR.. Hamilton says
the blood has not been poisoned. Prayers
for the sufferer were offered at the central
noon prayer meetings in London.
A poor colored man, manifestly insane
bent on killing every man who is not 1
Garfield man. was arrested Tuesday at thu
white house. He had large tin can il
which he proposed to place their heads.
Quite number of sick horses are report
cd in Kankakee county.
Danville is engrossed with discussion
upon the ACCESSIBILITY of constructing waite
works.
The Rockford watch factory is turning
out seventy watches day, and is bchin'
its orders.
There are one hundred and sixty saloon
in Peoria, and they pay an annual licens
of $4,000.
For the wee ending August 9Th Their
were 1886 deaths in Chicago. Of these 20
, we're children under five years of age.
About 100000 acres of corn were plantc
in Livingston county Notwithstanding tn
q protractcd drouth the average crop will b
about 35 bushels in the acre.
There will be an election at Sheldon t
vote for or against taxing the town (vil
. lagel $500, to pay for the expense OF Dol
! ING for artesian water and coal combined.
y The Evening Peorian has suspended.
! was conducted for four months withou
capital by eight hard working journalist
and printers but the field was alread
more than filled, and they could not max
:. the Peorian succeed.
e At Mattoou, on Saturday night, durin
o. an alteration between Newton Hodge an
n, John Woods, stone thrown by Wooc
struck boy named Lenders on the hea'
7" inaicting dangerous injury, one eye beir