The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-01

Hattie $. nm elegant small Havana
cigar, at schuh's.
The steamers City OF Vicksburg and
Paris G. Brown were both at the wharf last
night en- route for st. Louis.
"A Government barge loaded with stone
sunk at Chester on Monday. A diver was
sent down Tuesday.
The funeral of Mr.. John Welsh took
place yesterday afternoon and was largely
attended. The remains we're taken to Villa
Ridge for intermcnt.
The Ancient Order Of Hibornans at
tended in body and uniformed the tuner
al of the late Mr.. John Welsh yesterday.
Mr.. Welsh was a member of the organiza-
ton.
The sky was the principal object Of OBJ
servaton and the rain promising clouds the
chief topic of conversation yesteaday after
noon. But, alas observation and converse
ton availed nothing against cruel fate.
The Washington bulletins concerning
the condition of President Garfield will be
posted up as they arrive at Mr.. Teichman's
billiard parlor for the accommodation Of
the public generally.
Yesterdays property record was as fol-
lows; lno. II Mulkey and wife to George
Robinson; quit claim deed, dated June
Goth, 1881, for lot numbered six, in block
numbered fifteen, in Railroad addition to
the city of Cairo.
"A colored boy named Will Creighton,
about fourteen years of age, fell from a
wagon on Ninth street yesterday morning
and broke his right arm between the elbow
and wrist. DR.. Parker set and bandagcd
the limb
Col. II. M. Hoxie, General Manager Of
the Iron Mountain road at st. Louis, re.
ceived telegrsphic advice of the compile
ton of the track of the Texas and Pacific
to point 4O7 miles west of Fort Worth,
Texas. Track laying is still progressing
favorably.
Officer John Tyler captured the negro
Verge Hays, who stabbed John Harris on
Monday night, and lodged him in Jail.
Hays surrendered himself to the officer
when he found himself closely pursued.
He will have preliminary examination as
soon as the result of his bloody deed is ap-
parent
The sale by United States Marshal
Saup, of the little steamer 0ctavia has TAX
en- place, the boat being bought by Metro.
polls men, who will pay all claims against
her and take her to Metropolis Tor the pres.
emit Captain Avinger will probably soon
have larger boat in the Cairo and Colum.
bus trade.
Persons who wish to visit Cincinnati OF
Chicago during the great cxpositions that
will be in progress there next week will
| find notices of interest in special local col
umn. The Illinois Central railroad com
pany offers special inducements in the torn
Of greatly reduced rates and Pullman
sleepers through to Cincinnati.
In special local column to-day appear
the advertisement Of Col. Il. NJ. Lowe, VIII
offers to lease his fine farm near Pulaski
ILL.,, to a good tenant at reasonable pric,
Anyone having desire to locate on frs
class farm, complete in every particular
will find the colone's advertisement to b
very interesting reading.
The Cairo military company has bee
assigned to its position in the militia of tn
state and will be known as accompany
Eleventh Illinois Infantry" Col. Andle, Q
Bellcville, commander. The commission
Of the officers of the company have not ye
arrived, but are expected every day. Tn
uniforms Of the company have also beer
selected and will arrive within the next few
days.
THE BULLETIN bushes with becoming
modesty as 1t reproduces the following
from the Paducah Enterprise: 1.-THE Carr
BULLETIN, like the Enterprise, is not afrait
tospeak its mind, and roughly handles two
or three subjects in Its issue of Sunda,
last. 1t is the only way to make newspa.
per win, and the paper that has an opinion
and Is afraid to express II is but halt pa
per-"
Yesterday morning officer bunker oh.
served little colored boy, apparently about
Tour years old, crying and wandering sbou,
ne AIDE walk near Twenty.eighth street
Inc officer concerned himself about him
asked him who he was, where he lived. etc.