The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-28

ing at q o'clock at this port 81 feet 3
inches and falling.
Plttsburg, June Ell p. IN River feet
~ inches and falling.
Louisville June Ell p. m.-Riycr .
feet and falling.
Nashville, June Ell p. IN. River 0 feet
10 inches and falling.
st. Louis, June ED p. m, River &c feet
i inches and rising.
Charley Miller, the alliable chief scribe
Of the palatia steamer Mary Houston,
wired US from Memphis, saying that the
Houston would arrive here this morning
Passengers going up the Ohio can secure
tickets from w. f. Lambdn, agent. Office
"a Ohio levee, For high living fast trav-
cling and clever officers, the Houston oc-
cupies the "ToP SHELF
The Hudson leaves st. LOUIS this even
ing for Cairo, Paducah and Shawneetown.
Capt. Griffith commands, and W. f. Lamb
din, agent, issues tickets at his office, "a
Ohio levee. Lookout for her to morrow
evening at o'clock
The Will Kyle, Capt Lew Hates master,
Is dCe TO day from Cincinnati for New
Orleans. Get tickets from w. f. Lambdin.
agent.
The Gus Fowler is the regular packet
from Paducah this evening. She leaves
here on her return at 5 p. m. She had
large number of up stream passengers yes
terday.
We went to Paducah Monday per steamer
Vint Shinkle TO visit very sick brother,
whom We fear would not recover; and ow-
ing to business here was forced to return
Yesterday, came down on the popular Gus
Fowler, one of the best packets that navi-
gates the Ohio river.
Capt. A. NJ. Hardy, editor of the Daily
Times at Paducah, in the river column OF
his paper Of the 9th inst, has an article
reading as follows; "The steamer Beta, a
Yazoo river belonging to the YazOo Oil
works, arrived here yesterday and went on
the marine ways for repairs. She will be
thoroughly overhaued and calkcd. Capt.
d. G. White, an old time laZoO river
steambOatman, is in command. Capt.
White will be domiciled at the Richmond
while his craft remains on the ways"-
From the above article it would seem that
the YazOo Oil works own the YazDO river.
Captain, amt there something cracked
about this Yazoo business? 1t has the ring
of Mconshne Whisky. However, you
know how tits yourself.
The Andy Baum from Memphis il due
here TO morrow for Cincinnati. Lookout
for her at an early hour in the morning,
and get your tickets from w. f. Lambdin
passenger agent.
The Fannie Tatum is due here for St,
Louis this evening. She halls from Pa
ducah and the Cumberland nver. J b.
Conway, master.
Capt Wright, freight agent here for the
Southern Transportation line, is working
up freight for the Will Kyle, which Is due
to-day, II there is any freight going
south by river the Capt. will secure his
share of it.
Yesterday was very warm day and
business on the wharf only moderate.
The Sam Brown from Pttsburg passed
down Tor the lower Mississippi yesterday
with heavy fleet of coal.
Friday, the 3Oth inst, Charles Guiteau
will cross the dark river as we are not
agent for his transport cant give rates.
The Ste. Gencviove from st. Louis err
rived at 80 last evening. She had fair
ulI, lltlSht hSiC "h' Wv
parted for Memphis at p. M.
Who we saw on our visit to Paducah
Monday, and what they were doing: jim
Browne, steamboat agent brother Chip"
was looking well and seemed to be busy, --
Jim Thompson, one of the propretors Of
the Daily News, was at headquarters, with
his sleeves rolled up, and full Of business.
Frank Dider who tackled the World,n
is sticking type on the Times. - Mayor Reed
presided with his usual dignity Monday
night at the council chamber, and his
twelve wise men dispatched business in
hurry. Capt. Joe Fowlerwas looking fine,
but was kicking about the hot weather.
jim Winchester was experimenting his
new saloon ON Broadway, George Morgan
is on the reportorial staff Of the Times
Capt. A. M. Hardy, editor of the Times,
was circulating around promiscuously talk
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