The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-31

governor of Massachusetts.
The Illinois senate has passed reso
luton asking President Arthur to pardo
Sergeant Mason.
Work on the Paducah custom house i
progressing rapidly, The building, wher
finished, will be the pride of Paducahans
All latest styles of wall paper at JEFF
Clark's.
Next Saturday the democrats of Carm
will hold primaries and nominate acity
ticket. The question s.saloon license viii
be among those voted upon.
Blanks to be filled in for publication
of tax purchasers notice will be furnished
free ofcharge on application at The Bull
LETrN office. tt.
The annual cost Of the star route SER
vice in the Pacific states and territories
under General Brady was S2,S44, l65.
Contracts ftr the same service this year
have been executed for sl,t25,l49.
There were no further smallpox de-
yelopments in the city yesterday. The
Bumgard case was doing as well as could
be, expected. The premises is thoroughly
isolated.
See jeff Clarks wall paper before
purchasing elsewheres.
A police force Of GOO men is engaged
in watching the docks at LoudoD, fears
being felt that the Fenians will blow up
the tunnel passing under the docks. The
number of Fenians who must contend with
this police army, is not given.
The national democratic campaign
committee is appointed. The members are
Rosecr4ns, Fowler Of New York, Randall
of Pennsylvania, Cobb of Indiana, LeFerye
of Ohio, Thompson Of Kentucky and Jones
of Arkansas.
The three great ports of the world are
London. Liverpool and New York. Dur
ing 1880 they reached their highest trade
figures the imports beng at London about
$7OO0O0,OO0, Liverpool, S500,0OO,0 0O aud
New York s539o0O,O00.
Now that it has become so easy to
produce cream artifcially out Of animal
matter, we may expect to see the slcp con-
tractor of large cities turn milkman, selling
one day what he collected and bad "pro.
cessed" the day before.
--Rqtions were again issued yesterday
to large number of negroes; and crowds
Of them, carrying baskets and bags, and
laughing and talking loudly, might have
been seen at any time of day going either
to or from the 'commisary"
Anna Farmer and Fruit Grower: "The
prospects for all kinds Of fruit, with the
exception Of strawberries, are very promis-
ing at this writing. There will not be
more than half crop Of strawberries, the
plants having been killed by the drouth last
summer"
--MARRrED:-At the Methodist church
at Ullin, Sunday March 9Gth, by Rev. D
j. Little Mr. George c. Wick, of Ullin, and
Miss Sarah c. Ncwcomb, of Wetaug. The
affair was an interesting one and was at
tended by large number of friends Of the
happy couple.
Prejudice against vaccination seems t.
be very general in some towns Of Pennsyl
, vania. The result is, that there are ~
} many as $50 cases Of small pox in singh
, towns Of only 1900 inhabitants. 1t woulC
seem from such experiences that their pre-
. ludices must soon be physieked out OF them
--Goconda News: "Lsst Saturday Hon
W. s. Morris, of Hardin, purchased propert
in our town for his future family residence
He viii probably not become citizen O
Goconda until after the adjournment O
the called session Of the legislature. W
shall heartily welcome Mr.. to our count
/. and sympathize with Hardin IN the loss q
one OF her best citizens"
, "A woman who had been terriabl
mangled by vicious dog, was sent to til
hospital in st. Louis Wednesday, md
man similarly afflicted went out the da
. before. In this city Chief Myers intend
to guard against such occurrences Q
e much as possible by compelling the pay
y y ment Of taxes on oil good CANNES end shoe
r. ing the rest.
nr The Steamer Golden City WAS burne
lie to the waters edge yesterday mornin
a, while landing at Memphis, Tenn. Til
u fire caught from watchman's lentcr
X. which set fire to quantity OF jote. Abc,
r. twenty-five lives and the total cargo wei
" lost The boat was enroutc from Ne
80 Orleans to Cincinnati and was heavily lade
I'd with freight and passengers.
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