The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-13

A Chicago butter dealer has Just tail.
ed, the remote cause of his trouble being
the shipment to England of butter aduter-
atcd with lard. Satisfaction over such a
failure ought to be general.
To be healthy it is necessary to drink
and use pure water; to get pure water
your cisterns must be cleaned; to have
your cisterns cleaned you must call on
Hawkins. Read his notice in another COL
umn.
Jessie Griffith, Of Swansonville, Va,
went up to the county court, last week,
and lodged complaint against horse
drover, named Lester, for stealing his wife
and taking her away to one of the western
counties of the state.
Olive Woods sues the Franklin Life
Insurance company, Of indianapolis, for
$4,000, on life of her husband, who COM
mitted suicide AZ hours after policy
was issued, Company will set up that he
was insane when he made application.
Angus Cameron, Of Wisconsin, the
man elected to Carpenters place in the
United States senate, is long headed
Scotchman, equally well known in the
northwest for his shrewdness in politics
and in business ventures.
The great number of teams and saddle
horses that surrounded our business houses
yesterday all day gave evidence of an i'm
provcment in the country roads all around
US. The roads in Missouri, particularly,
are reported to be in first rate condition
Another barge load Of rock for Eighth
street is being unloaded on the levee oppo.
site Eighth street. 1t will take about one
barge load more 10 pave the street, but
then we may rest assured that the street
will always be one of the best in the city.
On st. Patrick's day, in the evening,
Rev. Father Eckles, of St. Louis, will be
here and deliver lecture in ST. Pstrick's
church on the corner of Ninth street and
Washington avenue. The proceeds of the
lecture will be used to insure the church.
The Wisconsin Legislature has rejected
the prohibition and woman suffrage amend
ments to the constitution of that state.
The objection to initiating Names style of
keeping jug in the house and Wyomings
style Of politics seems to be just as general
as ever
There will be the usual morning and
evening services at the Presbyterian church
to-day, Rev. B. Y. George officiating The
Sunday afternoon services at the Delta
engine-house will be held on the last Sun.
day in every month, instead OF the first as
heretofore.
The Illinois Central railroad
company has reconstructed about
three hundred feet of its
trestle, situated between here and Cache
river bridge. The work of reconstruction
will continue until the entire trestle is
made new.
"A new steam water-pump arrived for
the Illinois Central railroad company yes.
day. 1t will be set up in the place Of the
old one (Which is out of ORDER back of the
stone depot on the river bank, and will be
used to pump water into the boilers for the
depot engine.
The revenue committee having report
ed unfayorably on Mr. Linegar's bill to tax
the gross receipts Of railroad, telegraph,
express and insurance companies, he (Mr.
Linegar) presented minority report, and
the two reports were made special order
for Thursday next week at eleven o'clock.
The Rev. Mr.. Wendle, who last Sunday
denounced the Cincinnati school board of
education as composed principally Of men
low in morals, mental culture and social
standing" was on Monday night elected to
fill vacancy in that body; but he declines
and says the proffer OF the place is an in
suit
We regret very much that we could
not find room for very interesting item
which the secretary OF the Library Associa.
ton kindly furnished us. 1t Is the secre-
tary's report for the last year and would
have been excellent reading matter for to-
day; but we are compelled to let it stand
over for Tuesdays ISSUE
The old building that was standing
back Of Messrs Swoboda & Schultze's
grocery house, which has been removed
onto vacant lot on he south side of Nine.
teenth street, between Washington avenue
and Poplar street. is being repaired and
changed so as to make nice comfortable
dwelling and will probably be for rent