The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-16

Winter Bros, opened up IN their new
place of business yesterday.
A good string band at Kings Garden
tonight and Saturday night. 1t
No cases of criminal character before
Justice Robnson's police court yesterday
Grand illumination at Kings Ice Cream
GArdcl tonight and Saturday night, 1t
Isaac Griffin was fined five dollars and
costs for dsordcrly conduct by Magistrate
Comings yesterday.
Mr.. Eichhoff is having his feed mills,
on Washington avenue, newly painted and
generally overhauled.
The rivers continue to fall 50, does the
sips and rain water. The late rain will not
effect the river at this point seriously.
The Villa Ridge peach season has
opened. Shipments have been made to
Chicago aud other points. The crop
promisest to be Of good quality and quantity.
The Singer base ball club challenges
the Arab base ball club TO match game to
be played next Sunday afternoon at $50
o'clock, on Twenty street. See notice
in special locals.
A letter from Mr., c, Hanny, who has
charge OF general store at Carmi for MT
John McNul,y, states that business is good
IN that town, and that the writer Is get
ting slong nicely.
A Republican daily newspaper hiss
been started in PaiacAh by NJ \. NJ.
Brown The Paducsh Daily Times Is us
nom de plume. IiIsa SIX column folio,
patent inside, neatly printed on the outside.
May it succeed.
A force Of men, under the direction Of
Mr. Warner, the superintendent, wAs ST
work yesterday, repairing the several 'elc-
phone lines which have been out OF order
for some time No. GG is one Of the disor-
dered ones.
Seven of the nine tariff commissioners,
who are to examine into and consider the
| advisabilty of reducing the war tariff on
necessarIes of life, are strong, high tariff
men. The report Of the commission csn
be easily anticipated.
The Alto Pass fishing party returned
last evening. They enjoyed their trip
about as much as excessive heat, energetic,
elephsntine mosquitoes, no fish, no game
and no comfort of any kind would permit.
They will 60 again very soon.
- Mr. d. +. King will run buss from
his garden, opposite the court house, to
Sixth street and Ohio levee from 7:30 to
1880 p. m, making round trip every IS
minutes for cents. This certainly great
accommodation our down as well as our
uptown people. 1t
No traces Of the body Of the German
Waterman at the coal fleet up town. named
Kehrt, who was drowned in the Ohio river
Wednesday, had been found up to last
evening, although efforts were made to do
50. Mr.. Felix King has been ap-
pointed Kehrt's successor.
"A drunken white man was lying with
his feet in the Ohio river near the upper
wharf boat Wednesday. He had evidently
gone there to take nap, though some
thought with the intention Of drowning
himself He was taken charge Of by an Of
tiCer.
Do the republicans who oppose Capt.
Thomas nomination because, as they claim,
he used his influence in favor of the
appointment OF democratic friend to an
office, openly acknowledge that they are
seeking only the loaves and fishes for their
own selfish benefit, instead Of seeking the
best interests of the people Of this district
The republic Of Costa Rlca has &C
credited lady, Nine. Beatrice, as her en-
voy extraordinary to Washington. This IS
the first instance of the kind in the history
of our government. But if ladies are capa.
Bile of reignng as queens, why not capable
of serving as minister's
The army worm, with the incoming Of
warm weather, is pushing north through
Ohio to the summer resorts of the lake re
gion, ioraging as he goes. Missouri farm
ers look on serenely. We have made
our record against public plunderers, and
have naught TO fear.
--Paramores Great Cairo and Texas mar
row gauge has progressed 50 rapidly that
the LIST Of July will see construction trains
running into Birds Point, opposite this
city, and by October over 700 miles Of
road will be in full operation. Fourteen
locomotives and two hundred new cars are
in rapid course Of construction, and will
| arrive here rs fast as needed Incline mr.