The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-25

university many antique works of art, and
the alumni are arringing to give him din.
ner on his return next month
The senior Mrs. Garfield Is with her
niece at Hiram, 0. In an interview with
a correspondent Of the Times she expressed
the belief that her son was receiving the
best of treatment, and she should not 90 to
Washington unless summoned. She will
visit Scion this week, and soon 20 to Men
tor to see her grandsons. IShe is in receipt
Of the official bulletins by telegraph, and
bears up heroica!iy.
Maud s. and the Vanderbilt will make
their next appearance in public on the race
track at Hartford next Thursday.
The surgeon general Of the navy has in
charge case very similar to that of the
president For the past aix weeks the pa.
tent has been kept alive by beef extract
and brady. There was the same swelling
of the parotid gland, followed by Assesses
to the number of twenty. It's clear case
OF the vitiation Of the blood from bullet
wound.
Miss Nellie Curtis, of Topeka, as training
six horses on the Dcs Moines track, for
fifteen mile race with Miss Minnie Pinneo,
of Colorado, at the Iowa state fair, for
purse of $4,000
Ninety agricultural fairs will be held in
Illinois during the month of August, Sep
tember and October. The earliest adver-
tised fair began at Monticello on the 18th
Of August, and the last one will begin at
Warsaw on the 10th OF October.
Cadet Whitaker draws al month,
and will until his case is settled. He is now
rusticati1g at Flushing, and is resigned to
worry along that way, if it takes all sum
mer.
At a meeting IN Chicago Of the western
trunk lines passenger association formal
notice was gwen to the Erie, New York
Central and Baltimore and Ohio roads that
all unauthorized deductions must be settled
in cash by September / otherwise the
western roads will not receive passenger
tickets issued by the delnqucnts.
Secretary Window notifies the holders Of
called per cent. registered bonds, matur-
ing October |, that they will be redeemed
upon presentation without rebate Of inter-
est The money lies in the treasury vaults.
and the secretary is anxious to spread the
payments over convenient period and 6n-
ish his scheme Of voluntary refunding at
reduced rate Of interest
A party Of 225 citizens Of Tombstone,
Arizona, crossed the Mexican border last
Saturday, Id pursuit of those who recently
killed six Americans, who are said to be
company Of Mexican regulars. Near the
line AT Sonora are 300 or 400 Mexican sol.
diers and state militia, and bloody battle
is among the possibilities Governor Ere
mont is still somewhere on the Atlantic
coast,
The Indiana, Bloomington and Western
railway company offers a reward Of $500
for the conviction Of the man who tied the
boy Cantwcll to the track and caused his
death by muhlaiion.
The citizens Of Orange, Tex, town on
the Texas and New Orleans road, grew
weary Of the acts Of desperadoes, and with
IN the past two days have shot six and
hanged two Of them. The vigilance com
mittee has only half finished its labors.
The truck hands at work at the Texas
and Pacific Depot struck Tuesday for an
increase OF 80 cents per day. They were
getting 81. Their demands we're acceded TO.
The eighty.foot span bride on the Texas
and Pacific, over the west fork of the Sa-
bine river, near Mlneola, burned Monday.
II IS supposed to have caught fire from
sparks from an engine.