The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-07

voted the democratic ticket and the
Harrisburg Democrat has found it out. A
| discussion, in which the Democrat" has
much the better side, has been in progress
between il and Prof Marsh, Of the school
for some time. The Democrat claims to
have the most positive proof Of the truth of
its assertions; but, shucks, its charges can
not be true; republicans, immaculate dar-
lings, that they all are, cannot bulldoze.
-Fitzgeralds Horse Mansion is the ne
plus ultra of livery stables. He has recent
" added to his fine stock Of vehicles several
from Cincinnati mandatory, among
them fine double seated family carriage
Another thing that he has gone to great
trouble to secure, and will add to the popu-
larity of his stable, is gentle, well broken
horses. He has but one horse among his
stock that he would hesitate to let lady
drive, and yet his horses are all as full of
life and "go" as any person would wish to
sit behind.
In Magistrate ComingS' court yester-
day Henry Howard, arrested by Chief
Myers for drunkenness, was fined one dol
lar and costs Archie Robinson, arrested
by Myers and Tyler for vagrancy,
was fined fifty dollars and
costs; r. Il. Grace, arrested by Officer
bunker for drunkenness, was also fined one
dollar and costs, and the case Of John Nc
Nulty who was arrested by Officer Ma
honey upon warrant sworn out against
him by one of the rioters at the point,
charging him with assault, was continued
until Monday.
The maximum temperature for six
teen hours preceding three o'clock p. m,
yesterday, Washington time) were as fol-
lows: Chattanooga, Tenn, SS; Cincinnati,
Ohio, 90; Davenport, Iowa, So; Dubuque,
Iowa, 81; Keokuk, Iowa, 49, Lacrosse,
Wis, rs; Leavenworth, Kas., 81; Louis
vile, KY, 90; Memphis, Tenn, 90; Nash
vile, Tenn, 81; Omaha, Neb, SO; Pitts
burg, Pa, 100; Shreveport, La 80; St.
LOUIS Mo-, 90; St. Paul. Mimi, IS; Vicks-
burg, Miss, SO; North Platte, Neb., So;
Yankton, OAK, 80; Dodge City, Kan, IS;
Bismarck, OAK, 70; New Orleans, 81.
j. II. Barton, in the last number of his
Free Press says: 1.-THE CAIRO BULLETIN
few days since announced that the publish
err of the Free Press would remove to Cairo
and print a daily paper. The announce
ment was rather positive, though made
| after short conversation between the pub
Usher of THE BULLETIN and ourself. For
number of years past we have desired to
widen our field of labor, and have steadily
kept an eye on the now prosperous city OF
Cairo, but we have ever been, and are now,
without the capital requisite to open an es-
tablishment that would be a credit to that
city or supply the demands of the public.
We have, however, as agent of the owner of
materials composing the Free Press print
ing office, been negotiating for the necessary
capital, with fair prospects for securing it.
We hope to succeed. Should success crown
the efforts made and making, we shall 60
to Cairo otherwise, not"
The Memphis, Paducah & Northern
railroad was, under foreclosure DEGREES,
sold on the 3Oth of July ult. in New York
to Mr.. c. P. Huntington and associates, and
the sale was confirmed Friday by the
United States circuit courts at Louisville
and Memphis. The new organization, to
complete and operate the road, will be
formed within few days, and will he
known as the Chesapeake, Ohio d South
western railroad company, which company
will Immediately buy the Paducah g. Eliza
BEETHOVEN road, and as fast as can be done
the gap between Covington and Trimble,
Tenn will be completed and connection
made between Elizabethtown and Lexing-
town, KY, 80 as to place the Chesapeake
and Ohio with its Lexington and Big Sandy
line in connection with this Chesapeake,
Ohio & Southwestern road. The work on
these gaps will be undertaken at once, and
| vigorously prosecuted to completion. The
company has secured large grounds just
north of the city of Memphis for various
shops, and promises to be the most impor-
tant line to the place. Mr.. G. p. Hunting
ton, of the Chesapeake h Ohio and the Cen
trail Pacific roads, will be the president of
this new company.
Some excitement was created in tie city
t Yesterday afternoon by the report that a
riot among the railroad hands and team
f sters employed on the embankment of the
q Mobile and Ohio railroad at the point be.
r low the city, was in progress Marshall
: ( Myers was notified and, hurrying to