The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-04

"NS oVSaHOoat PatSeukct agent. orders Tor all
kinds Of steamboat job printing solicited. ONCE
al Planters Hotel, No. 81 Ohio leyee
|
The Will Kyle from Cincinnati arrived
here yesterday morning at 3 O'Clock. She
had agood trip and added about $50 tons
more, which filled her out fat; and left for
New Orleans, at p. m.
The damage to the Vint Shnkle caused
by the food Of waters coming out of the
Licking river opposite Cincinnati was not
so bad as first reported. She left on time
Wednesday evening and is due here to-
morrow evening. For passenger rates see
W. F. Lambdin agt
Tho Golden Crown leaves Cincinnati for
New Orleans tomorrow.
The Gus Fowleris the regular packet
from Psducah to Cairo and returns to-day.
The popular Cons Millar with Capt.
c. B. Russell in command, and Mr. Joseph
Voris in the Office will report here early
this morning goes through to Cincinnati.
Passengers going up the Ohio, can secure
transportation at reasonable rates by
getting tickets of W. F. Lambdin agt.
Office "a Ohio Levee
Yesterday was hot and sultry. Business
on the wharf dull.
The Josh V Throap is now running from
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to the Evansville Paducah packets.
The Silver Cloud is lying up at Evans
Vile waiting for something to do.
The Paducah Base Ball Club and the
Mound City Club will play match game
for one hundred dollars a side at Mound
City Tomorrow. The Gus Fowler will
bring Paducah Club down.
The City of Cairo arrived at st. Louis last
night and leaves for Vcksburg this morn
ing.
The City OF New Orleans will leave here
to day for the Crescent City.
The L. P Schenck from New Orleans
arrived here last evening at 7:l5. She had
500 tons of freight, and departed for Gin
cinnati at p. m.
The John B. Maude from st. Louis ar
rived at : 10 last evening with good trip,
and departed for Memphis at 8 p. NJ.
The Andy Baum is due tomorrow for
Memphis,
A very heavy rain set in last evening at
5 o'clock and lasted over an hour which
cooled the atmosphere very much.
Hiram D. Brazer, popular steamboat pi-
lot, known we'll by all prominent river men
and recently appointed inspector OF hulls
for the port of Memphis to fill the place
made vacant by S. S. Garrett who has been
promoted to supervising inspector, was
passenger from Memphis to Cairo Mr.
Brazer will return to Memphis tomorrow
and will assume charge of his position.
The latest information from Cincinnati
states that the river is again falling fast at
that point. Who can tell anything about
weather, wind, river or anything, else
from the way the clerk of the elements is
managing affairs. We will discontinue
prognosticating for the present at least as
we do not pretend to cope with Venor
The John Is. Maude is the regular An
Choir line packet from St. Louis due here
this evening for Memphis.
An effort is being made by number
of public spirited young men to raise mon
ey enough to charter an engine and coach
to take company OF people from here tC
Mound City on Sunday afternoon at | ;3C
o'clock, to witness the game OF baseball t
be played there between the Riversides anc
Paducah crack nine for stake of ont
hundred dollars side. The game will bt
,, an unusually interesting one, because botl
clubs are composed Of good players. PEG
t pie from a number of towns on the rive
/, will be there, and Cairo should be wei
| represented. 1t does not take much t
/ charter the engine and coach; the neces
sary amount should be raised in few
I. hours.
! The dance of the Young People
!, Social Club at new Reform hall Wednes
y day night was delightful little affair
!. About twenty couple were present VIII
:, danced and otherwise enjoyed themsclve
unit! late In the night.