The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-19

'uio evening
The Halliday from New Orleans is du,
here TO morrow.
Weather cloudy and cool yesterday
Business moderate.
The Commonwealth leaves st. Louis for
Vlcksburg this evening.
The Vint Sninkle left Cincinnati yes.
terday for Memphis.
The Golden Rule is advertised to leave
Cincinnati Saturday for New Orleans.
The Fannie Tstum is booked to leave St.
Louis this evening for the Tennessee river
The City of Providence for Vicksburg
will report here from St. Louis this morn
ing
The reliable Hudson from st. Louis is
due tonight for Paducah and Shawnee
town.
The Belle Of Shreveport left St. Louis
last evening, and is due here to morrow.
She goes for New Orleans.
Capt. Sam Ilildreth, one Of the oldest
living commanders Of the Louisville mail
line, died at Madison, Ind, yesterday,
The new canal at Louisville was open
yesterday. So the largest boats can p, SIS
down uninterrupted unless detained by low
water.
TIE Cityof Helena from Memphis ar
| rived yesterday at 8 a. m. She had a
moderate trip and departed for st. Louis
at s 80.
The new and splendid steamer S. Il.
Parsot, just built for the New Orleans &
Bend trade left Cincinnati yesterday. She
is sad to be No. l.
The VIII Kyle from New Orleans is due
here for Cincinnati tomorrow evening.
Passenger Agent W. F. Lambdin will fur.
nish tickets at low rates.
The Paris C. Brown was released from
her penlous position on the bar in front Of
Tptonville, and Is now on her way to New
Orleans with splendid trip.
The Annie P. Silver will load for New
leave S there sf 3 saturday ;. She came ofI Tie
docks and is in apple order
The Jas. W. Gaf for Memphis will re-
port here very early this morning. She has
a fine trip for the present stage of water,
and will receive additional freight here for
Memphis AMI way points.
The lower river boats are Offering the
most exorbitant wages for roustabouts and
deck hands The Natchez paid $1,000 per
month for her last crew, and had hard
time in securing them at that figure.
From what we have heard of the new
packet, Henry A, Tyler, which was built
especially for the Cairo, Hickman, New
Madrid and Osceola trade. As a speeder
she will rank with the best OF them.
Mr.. Lsngtrin, Waterman ofthe Arkansas
Civ who was stabbed recently by Tom
Jasper, colored, is rapidly recovering from
the severe wound received at the hands OF
the said Jasper, who is now in Jail awaiting
trial.
The Gus Fowler, Capt. II. E. Taylor in
command, will connect here this evening
with the Illinois Central railroad Tor al
points east and west. The Fowler is relia
bic, and the travelling public can depend OF
her She leaves here on her return trip fo
Paducah at ) p. M, connecting with TIT
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad, also the Pa
ducah & Memphis railroad.
All Of the lower bulkheads Of the new
will s. Hays arc made Of corrugated iron
not wood. All between her main and boil
er decks will be painted with As5etos fire
proof paint. She will use the Edison light
instead of oil lamp, and registers instea
of stoves. Nothing will be spared by he
owners to make her as near tre-proot as
boat can possibly be built.
Capt. Ed Donally, of Cincinnati, after
long scige Of steamboating, concluded
take little jaunt to the country. A fc'
days since on bicycle he started out
90 40 miles to his beautiful country sea
buck of Cincinnati, but wound up by COLI
ding with buggy in whichhe was severe|
bruised butn dangerously hurt. "Presun
= he did not blow the right signal"
: Mr.. Jas. NJ. Lang, junior member I
:. Lang Bros, druggists, of Paducah, WI
/ married last evening to Miss Georgia M
Kee, of the same city,--the high contrac
: inc parties are both exceedingly popua
We were not astonished when informed
the happy event, as Jimmie was alwa!
strongly Southern in feeling and "his 60