The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-08

where he had fallen until morning, and
was still too drunk to know what had
happened, when he was found DR.. Parker
was called, who set the fractured bones
and made the poor fellow as comfortable
as possible. Fitzpatrick is a timer in the
employ OF Mr. Frazier.
AT the meeting of the Young Peoples
Temperance association last night good
crowd was in attendance and some very in
tercsting business was transacted. Among
other things Miss Fannie Barclays resigna'
ton as president of the association was ac-
ccptcd, and Miss Jennie Wilson, the secre-
tary, was elected IN her stead. Miss Edith
Martin was then elected as secretary. The
exercises were also unusually attractive. \
recitation by Miss Jennie Wright and a
select reading, from Betsy Bobbet, by Miss
White Dunnng were well rendered and
well received, and in conclusion a short
address from Rev. b. Y. George was closely
listened to by all. The next meeting OF the
association takes place two weeks from last
night
There is employment for about a
dozen men, during the balance Of this
week, cleaning of the street crossings which
are, in some places, nearly as bad as our
cindcr sidewalks. We may be allowed to
say in this connection, that the crossings
ought TO be built at least three feet wide
at the top, SO that persons walking two
abreast do not have to change off to single
file everytime a crossing is reached. 1t
will be said by some that if the cross
ings are wider, they will be continually
covered with mud while, being narrow, the
mud either falls off or is washed off
THIS argument does not hold good since
even as it is our crossings are covered in
some cases entirely over with mud and
must be cleaned off with shoyes in order
to be passablc.
In the committee on waysand means Mr.
Carlisle has made a report on internal rev.
enuc topics referred TO his committee
He reported in favor Of abolishing the tax
on matches, bank deposits and capital,
bank checks, patent medicines and per
fumey. After some discussion the com
mttee struck out the words bank capital -
from the bill, leaving only bank deposits,
including those Of savings banks, from
which it is proposed to remove the tax.
Mr.. Carlisle was then instructed to report
the bill to the house. He will make his
report at the first opportunity, when the
bill will 90 to the public calendar where
several hundred other bills are ahead of it
and have priority 1t can only be taken
from the calendar and passed by unanimous
consent, which is not likely to be given.
The chances are, therefore, against the bill
being considered by the house this session.
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