The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-12

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two teams to pas without running down at
either side. By their contracts with the
city, street filters are required to drive over
the new filing as they proceed with it and
this they do, but are always very
careful to drive only in the centre
and to throw up the edges for
width of about two feet on either side as
loosely as possible. It may be that they
are not required to do more than that, but
they certainly ought to be, for the work as
it is now done, will soon leave the streets in
condition to need further repairs and thus
put the city to further expense and teams
tiers to great inconvenience In the mean
time.
Mr. Ambrogio Squire, the Italian, of
whom mention was made in yesterdays
BULLETIN as beng dangerously i'll from
the effects of sunstroke, died yesterday
forenoon at eleven o'clock. He had been
IN this country only shoA time
and in the city only three days. He went
to work in the kitchen of The Halliday
and on Wednesday morning was overcome
with heat from the effects of which he
died. He leaves wife and two children,
who are very much in need OF assistance,
especially the wife,who will soon again be-
come mother. He also leaves brother
in Cincinnati, who has been telegraphed to
by Mr.. Testera, head cook of The Halii-
day, and who will probably be here
to-day. Two sisters Of Mrs. Squire are also
in this country and live in st. Louis, but to
dispatch to them, sent by Mr.. Peter Saup,
no reply was received. Mr.. Testera has
given the sick man and his family every
attention during their affection and much
pecuniary assistance, and has made arrange
ments tor the funeral, which takes place
from the residence of the deceased, on
Sixth street, this forenoon at eleven o'clock.
The remains will be taken to Villa Ridge.
The little steamer "Octavia" was tied
up yesterday afternoon by United States
Marshal Peter Saup, at the instance OF
Judge w. H. Green and to satisfy a claim
of two hundred dollars, held against the
boat by Mr.. VIM. Neidsteln, of Mound CITY,
The debt was not contracted since the boat
has been in the hands of Capt. Avinger, of
this city, but is an old claim, of the exist
ence of which the captain had no knowl-
edge. When he leased the "Octavia" from
her owner, a man named Bond, living in
Johnsonville, Tennessee, he was left under
the impression that there was no clam
against the boat, and he paid Bond the lease
in advance for month or more. Dond has
evidently misrepresented the facts or lied.
to put it more plainly, and has thus put
CAPTAIN Avinger to some expense and
trouble. But it will be more of the latter
than of the former, for it is likely that the
boat will bring enough at the marshal's
sale to cover the claim against her and the
expense which the captain has Sustained,
although what he might hsve made by run
mug the boat during the time that she ID
laid up will, of course, remain loss to
him. 1t is probable that the boat will be
bought in by the lessee and continued in
the Columbus and Cairo trace, as she was
beginning to do a very satisfactory bust
ness.
In recent issue OF "The Daily Miner"
published at Butte, Montana Territory, the
following appears: "Under.th the provisions of
the railroad corporation law of Montana,
there have been filed with the Secretary OF
the Territory articles Of incorporation, in
cooperating the Utah and Northern Rail.
way IN Montana. The capital stock of the
incorporation is 100000, with power to
increase the same The incorporators are
Thomas l.. Kimball, Assistant Manager OF
the Union Pacific Railroad; +. p. Vining,
General Freight Agent, U. P. II. r.; A. j.
Poppleton, Attorney of the U. p. X. H. at
Omaoa Leavitt Burnham, Samuel Word,
r. S. Hamilton and G. w. IRVINE. The
object of the Incorporation is to con-
struct line of railway from Butte City to
Deer Lodge and Missoula, with branch te
the head of Black Tail Creek. Another
branch from Butte to the head Of Basin
Gulch The third branch from Butte to the
head of Silver Bow Creek. The fourth
branch is to run from Butte to Walkervlle'
The last on the list OF incorporates, Mr..
w. G. Irwin, is brother of the circuit
clerk Of this county, Alex. II. Irwin. He
will perhaps he remembered by many
of the citzeus of Cairo, as he
lived here for about three years in success
sion ten or more years ago. He left here
for Montana, was private secretary TO the