The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-08

The finest stock Of liquors and cigar
in tbs city 10 at "The Opera Exchange OF
Sixth street.
Mr.. A. J. Garlic, The Washington ave
nue. livery stable mau, was also inslrn
mental in frrthcring ths work on the new
lcyce during the short period OF danger, b,
Furnishing horses, both day and night, to
number of gsntlaren wlloSc self impcseC
iu,ies required them 70 make frcquen
trips to and from the endangered place.
Tho board Of county commissioner:
me, at the court house Monday for The
transaction of general business. A nun
Der Of bills were allowed aud no very i'm
portsn. business was transacted. Th'
board adjourned Yesterday until tho second
Monday IN April.
Justice J. II. Robinson disposed Of
three cases Yesterday in accordance with
the law and the evidence. They were
three men, charged by Officers Martin anu
Mahsuy with disordcrlY conduct. They
we're all fined and taken back to Jail to
board out the fine.
In special locals this morning appears
q notice signed by Mr.. p. G. Schulz, calling
the members of the committee appointed
by the tax payers at Reform hall Monday
night, TO meet at the council chamber TO-
night. The notice should be promptly
obeyed by all concerned.
"A general rise was reported in the riv-
ers above yesterday afternoon by Sergeant
w. II. Rays report, as may be- seen by ref
erence 10 ''rivernews" on first page. But it
Is not certain that the river here will be
very much sfftc,ed. The Ohio fell about
two and half inches on the guagc here
during the hours Of eleven in the forenoon
and six in the evening yesterday AID 1t is
probable that it will continue to fall slowly.
In other cities grand preparations are in
progress for the celebration Of 81. Patricks
day on the 17th and Of the anniversary
of the birth OF Andrew jackson on the 10Th
Of next month. Here these two important
days have not excited any comment as yet,
but they should be and probably will be
duly observed.
An exchange trembles with apprehen-
sion since it has been ascertained by Ger
man chemist that "irst.rste brandy can
lie made from sawdust. "We are friends"
it says, "of the temperance movement and
want it to succeed, but what chance will il
have when man can take rip saw and go
out and get drunk on fence rail"
In addition to the foods end conse-
quent loss of life and destruction of prop
er,y on the lower Mississippi, comes the
news tina. Vermont and Massachusetts,
have suffered severely by reason Of too
much water. Some serious railroad acct
dents have occurred, the result OF wash.
outs, and the record OF disaster is long
one.
---Gqlesbarg is TO have o line Of Herdic
coaDhes, Just as soon as tho mud on Ger
tain streets dries little" A Hcldic coach
is like a street Car in appearance, but does
not run upon track, can he driven close to
the sidewalk, and passengers sre left At
any point they desire to stop at. The fare
for riding in Hcrdic is fse coats, for enc
ride, with or without bundles.
ALL continues to be well on the Mis-
sissippi leyeo, Yesterday the barge upon
which the implements, etc, were stored,
was brought down 20 the Ohio river wharf
and but few men with few nrces.
sary implements were left out there
to watch and finish up what needed to be
done. The water continues TO Steadily go
down and the leyee is in a good cond ton.
1t and the rivers will continue to be watch.
cd closely, however, until all prospects of
high water shall have vanished.
"A large transfer wagon belonging to
Messrs. Halliday Bros, loaded with about
twenty five sacks of bran and drawn by
four mules, was stalled in o deep rut on
Commercial avenue between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, yesterday afternoon. II
was not till two thirds of the load was
taken down that the mules were able to
draw the wagon out. There are several
other very bad places Of this kind in the
principal thoroughfsres Of the city which
should be attcnden to as sooH ~ circum.
stances will permit.
Mr.. Harry Walkers new quarters are
being fitted up in elegant style and with
All nossihlc haatc Ha evnnrta IN hauo th N