The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-21

| here on the little steamer metropolis next
Sunday.
Two hundred and sixty-four carloads
of new wheat arrived at Chicago from
Southern Illinois on Wednesday
Real Estate Agent NJ. j. lIowley has a
notice of importance in special locals this
morning.
Since yesterday the Argus seems 10
have very little faith in the veracity Of tel
egraph operators generally and of those IN
the Cairo Office particularly.
DIR Parker found it necessary to am.
putate the fore part Of the arm of the negro
Stevenson who was run over by the Illinois
Central railroad night before last
Magistrate Comings united Mr. Jeifer-
son Evans and Miss Annie McGinnis of
Kentucky in marriage at The WaverIy hotel
yesterday morning,
NIessrs. N. B. Thistlewood IL Co re-
| ceived The first new hay in this city on
Wednesday. There were two car loads OF
it and il is Of superior quality.
Since the Fourth of July SIX boys have
died Of lockjaw ia Cincinnati, anil twelve
in Chicago, from wounds made on the
Fourth by toy pistols. The wound in
every case was trifling.
The entrance to The. BULLETIN news
and editorial rooms is on Railroad street
The front entrance to job office is closed
after seven p. m. Visitors will always find
the Railroad street entrance open, Il
A dispatch received here yesterday
from Mr.. VIM. Murphy who is in Belle.
vile, stated that he had given up all hope
of becoming Col. Willis successor, and well
he may with the bosses all against him.
A denial of the rumor that Mrs. Frank
Kratky bought morphine for the purpose
of committing suicide, signed by Messrs.
Barclay Bros, who were said to have sold
the drug, appears in special locals this
morning. The rumor was cruel falsehood
entirely without foundation in fact.
The alarm of fire yesterday evening
was caused by fire in the kitchen of Mr.
Charles Bowers European hotel. The hre
department was out promptly, but there
was not much need of it. The fire was
soon put out and Lut little damage was
| done.
A man named Louis Dlchler died in
the New Orleans hospital on Tuesday OF
what was pronounced by the attending
physicians to be yellow fever, but which
other physicians pronounced to have been
a clear case of yellow jaundice. Further
investigation is in progress and more posi-
tive Information may be given soon.
Thomas Mclaughlin struck John Car
ter in the face, knocked him down and then
kicked him twice in the head, IN Chicago,
Wednesday. Carter died Immediately, and
yet according to the decision of some courts
a boot or shoe on great, ugly dcsperado'S
great ugly foot is not deadly weapon
or course, the court ought to know.
The press of the country generally
condemns the attempt to cripple the ma
tional board of health by cutting down the
necessary appropriation for its work. The
important Ship Island yellow fever station
off the mouth of the Mississippi river, vii
be closed to day, unless congress give
a liberal appropriation.
If Col. Willis resignation WAS volun
tary. it was in order to avoid the vulturt
eye of the vampire Jay IIubbell; but it il
II notorious fact that the coopel's resigna
ton was no more voluntary than are th'
compliances of poor female department
clerks at Washington with the black
mailing circulars issued by the vampire
aforesaid.
An earthquake OF about fifteen sec
onds, in duration and quite severe for abou
half that time occurred and was perceptiblt
here yesterday morning between three auc
four o'clock. No damage was done and i
was over before anybody could become
frightened; but it awakened good many
sound seepers.
Whom the gois would destroy ETC.
The Argus is angry, but we didn't do it
We did not make Sany "cheeky, prying an,
imprudeot inquiries in regard to the Argus
affairs, but we saw somebody who did
And if the Argus asks who this somebody
was, we reply that he was the same persol
from whose mouth indirectly the Argu
got her 50 called Especial dispatch"
Translated from the Omnibus: Guest
to the landlord MIR. Landlord, the DO
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