The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-11

Mr.. Ju Jus s rhan, foreman Of the
proposed work on New Lev", advertises
for thirty teams and sixty men to com
mcnce work to-day, in accordance with in
s,ructions FROM the street committee.
--Rv. :. Nash p E., will preach at the
NJ. E. church at TX O'Clock this (Satur-
day) evening The usual services OF \
Quarterly meeting, including the sacrament,
will be held Tomorrow, and Elder Nash
will preach morning and evening.
The large quantities of lumber, which
have been lying about in some OF the lower
portions Of the city, being the wrecks OF
blown down sidewalks, out.hnuses and
fences, are rapidly disappearing. 1t is
looked upon as pubic property 10y some
people VIII, take possession OF it and use It
for fuel and other purposes.
Because of the accumulation " rain
water in the machine shop of Mr.. John L.
R.nne. in the bascmen, of his foundry on
Ohio levee, it has been found necessary Ia
establish prrt'blc steam engine on the
sidewalk IN front of the building, ~ fur
nish the power ncceSs ,ry to run the machin-
cry within the building.
Eighth street. between the avenues
has stood the severe test 70 which It has
been subjected within the last six months
b, the weather and traffic combined re-
markedly we'll. Nowhere on its entire
length does it show any signs of giving
way, but m ,intains its original form,
smooth ami lid, and symetrically rounded
from beginning to end.
"A man named Inn Lewis shot another
named NJ. g. II ,wertnn ut Commercial
Point, this county, last saturday. The
cause was a quarrei over game oi cards
I is high time that Al xander county had
a good. old time, hanging, or some other
severe punishment for some of the bloody
minded perpetrators Of visen', murderous
assaults.
With the present stage of the water, in
the several low places Of The city, the sew
ers can be opened when thr river stands NJ
about fprty-two feet, Yesterday evening it
stood at E,r,y-six AMI half feet, so it
would have to fail four and u half feet more
before the sewers can he opened, and this
can not, prob .by, be dom before the tx
piration of about two weeks more.
The thermometer WAS generally low
and falling in the n)rihw st during the for"
part of yesterday. The highest was So and
the lowest "a At seventeen places from
which reports were received the therm ,me
ter stood ut an average nf ab ut forty three
degrees above gro. Al Care il was Al dc
z ees T sky WAS ia III xcd state. Gear n
some points, threatening rain at others, but
no rain WAS reported from anywhere.
"A hickman correspondent Of the Pa.
ducah News says: I'VE have here 40 or
500 people from the bottoms, IN destilu'e
condition, but they are provided for Mt
present and the secretary of war has tel
egrnphed 10 know what is needed and we
think will furnish supplies. Most If the
.ufftrers are from Missouri. They are I'll
comfortably cured for now, and If the ex.
pec,ed help come, from the government
they can yet along hence my telegram,
1t WAS fearful! terrible! the loss and sui.
fering"
Nothing more was learned yesterday
of the ownership of the dead little child,
found by Otfic Tyler in the pond OF water
O Thursday morning, although every Fl.
fort was made To work up the case. 1t ia
quite u serious matter, aud il is J. key that
it the person guilty of casting the little
human form into the water, dead or nlIve,
cru u he found he or she would he severely
dealt with. Coroner Fitzgerald will give
the little corpse cent burial to-day, il M
further Developments occur.
The young negro who recently returned
rom the reform school iu this state, wherc
he had been sent from this county, AMI
Who, rs stated at the time in Inc BuLLE
TIN. WAS 8 Mt to The hospital here by privat,
CHARITY suou after his return, died in III,
hpspi al Of consumption few days ago nnc
WAS buried. Another negro. an Old MAJ
crippled in both feet, known M Arch,
Oh ,mhers, who had 50 been IN the hos
pit,l for some days with 3 me disensc
also died there several days ago. He ha'
nlsn been Cared f,r It thcrxp,nse of par,ir
other than the county or city.
--Tne Legislature Of I,wa has at hs
yielded to the pressure brought 10 bca
upon il by the women suiIrngisis. Thurs
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