The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-09-07

The special trains on the Cairo and st.
Louis railroad will run as follows between
this city and Jonesboro from the 18th to
18th instant, it being the occasion of the
Jonesboro fair: Leave CAIRO 7 a. m, ar
rive 9;25. Leave Beech Ridge 1880 a. NJ,
arrive $3.50. Leave Hodges Park Z AS a. m,
arrive $40 p. m. Leave Sandusky s 100 a.
m, arrive s :25 p. m. Leave Barnards sos
a. m, arrive go p. m. Leave Elco S:25
a. m, arrive 500 p. m. Leave Mill Creek
S.37 a. M, arrive 7:48 p. m. Leave Spring
vile 8 as a. m, arrive TAO p. m. Arrive
at Jonesboro at 8 90 a. M, leave at 1875
p. m.
The maximum temperature for six
teen hours preceding three o'clock p. m.
yesterday, Washington time) were as fol-
lows: Chattanooga, Tenn, 90; Cincinnati,
Ohio,i05; Davenport, Iowa, 81 Dubuque,
Iowa, 81; Keokuk, Iowa, Or Lacrosse,
Wis, SO; Leavenworth, Kas., 81; Louis
vile, KY, OF; Memphis, Tenn, 81; Nash
vile, Tenn, 95; Omaha, Neb., 81; Pitts
burg, Pa, lO2; Shreveport, La, 9s; st.
Louis, Mo-, 3d. St. Paul, MIMI, go; Vicks-
burg, Miss, 90; North Platte, Neb., 40;
Yankton, OAK, 40; Bismarck, Oak, -;
Dodge City, Kan, 81;
The Board of Directors of the St. Louis
and New Orleans Transportation Company,
stole march on their president, Capt. Hen
ry, at st. Louis, Sunday, and during his alb
sence they voted unanimously to name their
big towboat, now nearly completed, the
"Henry Lourey." This is a well-deserved
compliment to a gentleman who labored
hard and. long for his company, and the
monster towboat, the largest ahoat, will
never burn boiler with any blush this
name will ever cause her. In the language
OF the Louisville poetical river editor,
Long may she swim"
September 10th is the date fixed upon
for the removal of the Utes from Colorado
to the Uintah reservation, on the borders of
Utah. There is some little apprehension of
difficulty, as some of them are openly pro-
testing that they will not 60. They have
received half of the $4,000 which was Civ
en- them for the lands. they leave, and spent
the money. A few have anticipated the
date set for their departure, by going ahead
with their wives and papooses, but there is
a rumor that the braves secretly threaten to
come back and fight, as soon as their fami-
lies are at q safe distance. The Utes are
we'll armed, and it is believed are supplied
with abundance of ammunition by the Nor.
mons. 1t is not improbable that conflict
may arise, and the cars of the Nation again
be startled with the news of massacre.
Coroner r. Fitzgerald went on Sunday
morning to view the remains Of the man
Max Regel found near Mr.. Thomas Por-
ter's farm by several boys on Saturday last.
| He found only the skeleton and some scraps
Of the mans clothing. Apparently he came
there before the high water and has lain
there ever since it went away. The cloth
ing was torn into shreds, and flesh entirely
eaten Oft the bones by vultures and hogs.
The bones were scattered in all directions
TOR quite space around, and there was no
evidence anywhere which could have furn-
ished ground for an intelligent verdict of
coroners jury; therefore no inquest was held.
The papers found strewn round about the
skeleton furnish the only information that
could be obtained, and this was
very fully given in Sundays BULLETIN.
However, the fact that there is hole in
the forehead of the scul and that one of
the chambers of the pistol found near by
was empty, gives strong ground for the be-
lief that he committed suicide by shooting
himself.
--"Jlm" Orange is at large again and is
up to his usual tricks. He does not appear
to have been intimidated by
his recent close proximity to the
Anna asylum for only few days after his
release from the county Jail, he was again
on spree and making dangerous demon
strations towards all he met His behav-
Jour, was not that Of man who can be
trusted at large In "a peacable community
where the carrying of deadly weapons costs
five times as much as it does in Mound
City. jim does not act as an
ordinary man under any circumstances.
When sober he is looked upon by most peo-
Pie with suspicious fear and when drunk
ne is nothing less than a raving maniac,
whose proper place IS certainly not in the
streets OF populous city. At the trial re-.
Gently given him three witnesses were ex
amined, viz: Marshal Myers, Officer Ohm
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