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Navy yesterday afternoon telegraphed to Lieuten-
ant Harber authorizing him to close the negota-
tons for the lease OF the paddle steamer at
for the purpose OF continuing the search for De
Long and his men; referred to In 1t Harbers dis
patch yesterday.
LIEUT. W. g. Cowles has been detached from the
New York navy yard and placed on waiting Or
dera.
MOVEMENTS OF q. s. vEssE1s.-The Tennessee
arrived at Port Royal last evening from New Or
leans All well. The Tallapoosa arrived at the
Navy Yard here this morning.
AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senators Sewell, Plumb and Frye, and Rep
resentatives Aldrich, Butterworth, Darrell, Hen
derson, Morse, Sherwin, Pierce, Miles, Webber.
Deuster and White.
CROW DOG CoNvIcrED.-The Indian Commits
sioner is informed that the trial of Crow Dog,
Sioux Indian in the first district court at Dakota,
for killing Spotted Tail, has resulted in verdict
OF guilty OF murder.
THE DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS IN INDIANA.-Assistant
Secretary New attributes the success of the demo-
Gratis in the Indiana elections entirely to the pro-
hibitory measures, which were opposed by the
democrats He says that although the republf-
cans did not make any Issue on the liquor QueS-
tion, the democrats Saddled it upon them.
THE PROPOSED ISSUE OF s2oo,oOo 900 IN LEGAL
TENDERs.-Secretary Folgers attention was to-day
called to paragraph telegraphed here yesterday
In which it was stated that proposition had been
made BY New York and Boston bankers to replace
the outstanding government 81 per cent bonds,
now payable at the option OF the government,
with an issue OF $500, ,0O0, ,0OO OF legal tender
notes bearing per cent interest per annuna,
which the national banks may count among their
assets as legal reserve, and further that there
was ''reason FOR believing that the plan Is being
considered by the Cabinet" The Secretary says
the only foundation for the statement, so far as
the government is concerned, is that a banker re-
Gently submitted such proposition to him. Be-
y0nd Its submission, however, nothing has been
done in the premises, and it has not been again
referred to, either at Cabinet meeting or other.
wise.
THE CASE OF SERGEANT MAsON.-The report Ol
Judge Advocate General Swain setting forth tina,
Sergeant Mason was Illegally convicted, has not
been referred to the Attorney General for his opin
lon, as stated. The report was returned to the
Secretary Of War by the President, and no action
has been taken upon it, as yet. 1t has been the
subject Of discussion at the Cabinet meetings, and
Will probably be again. 1t may be referred to the
Attorney General for opinion as to the validity
OF General Swaim's arguments
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CPRING DRESS GOODS.

We are daily receiving new Spring Goods COM
prisnE fun hne of sl the fabrics in French Nov
elites Combination Suitinzs in Silk and Wool Sateens
and Frenen Ginstams. Poneees and Tussa silks, Can
ton snd Japanese Crepes, Su- Silks Check and Plain
Chrdds Gcth. al eolors; Belgian Linen Sheetfng
and Pillow Linen. all widths and qualities; Marseiiies
SPREADS, all grades: Danask Table Cloths With Nan
Ens to match: French Hosiery ia Silk, Lisle and Cot
ton. Psrasois and Ufnbre las.
Those in want 81 Choice goots viii find il 4, their
advantage 10 examine stock before parcha-fi,r
dO0E, BRO. q CO..
ms 1913 STREET NV. NEAR EBlslTY HOUSE.
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MOVEMENTS OF u. g. VEssEIs.-The Tennessee
arrived at Port Royal last evening from New Or
leans All well. The Tallapoosa arrived at the
Navy Yard here this morning.
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the Criminal Court, the application made by Mr.
A. b Williams for the admission to bail OF Nicholas
Miles, indicted for the murder OF Mrs. A. A. Con-
ball bai was renewed Ou' 'ne court oecuheo 70 take
THE FIRE INSURANCE CAsE--The case of George
Keleen agt the Glens' Falls Insurance Company
sured by defendants to the jury this morn
Ing and resulted in verdict for plaintiff for the
amount claimed, s494 80
( MRS. MAs0N's BENEFrT..-Ford's Opera House was
crowded this afternoon the occasion OF the ben
eft rendered by Mile. Rhea and her company to
"Betty and the Baby" the theater having been
given for the purpose by the manager. Mrs. Mason
and the baby occupied one OF the private boxea
About $500 was realized.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to George
Fisher and Carrie Howell, both OF Richmond, Va; ;
Horace Berry and Martha Alexander; BENJAMIN
Gross and Katie Diggs: Lewis Green and Bette
Price; Philip A. Karr and Louisa Kline.
INDrcrxEsrs.-The grand jury to-day indicted
Frank Harris. Fannie Mccoy and Ellen Dureii,
larceny: Jennie WIlliamS larceny: Joseph r.
Gordon, buying, receiving and having In his pos
session unstamped cigars; Egbert G. Barnard, re-
ceiving illegal pension fee.
Minister LOwell's Course Condemned.
A largely ATTENDED mass meeting was held at the
Cooper Institute, New York, last night in response
to call fIom prominent Irishmen OF the city, to
protest against the action Of the English govern
ment In detainfng American citizens In English
pr1sona Addresses were made by Mayor Grace,
who presided; Representatives Cox (N.Y.), Ran
dan, Orth, Lord, Robinson N.Y9 and 6cIantons
Ree0lut5ops Nere adopted con1emnfng che szyco-
phan1tc bearing" OF Mr. Lowell and declaring that
the honor q t6e nation Slemandg nts yeeaA
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TIE KILLING OF MRS C0NNER.-Thfs morning, fn
the Criminal Court, the application made by MIR.
A. RWlliams for the admission to bail OF Nicholas
Miles, indicted for the murder OF Mrs. A. A. Con-
ner, was renewed, but the court declined to take
hail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-04

PATENTS were issued to-day as follows: VIM. D
Brooks, Baltimore, can soldering machine; Victor
Einaigi Baltimore, manufacture OF artificial stone;
RObley ID. Evans and r. NJ. Green, District OF Co
lumba, machine for bending metal links; Geo. H.
Hollister, District OF Columbia, carcoupling: VIM.
ture OF artificial stone Geo. w. Knapp, Baltimore,
cherry seeding machine; Lewis Spindler, Cumber-
land, Nd, machine for coloring and havoring
cigars.
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SECRETARY FoIaER was at hts desk this morn
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SMALLPOX STATIsTICs-The national board OF
health reports that for the week ending March 25th
there were Is deaths from smallpox In New Or
leans and case in Camden, N. J.. For the week
ending April 1st there were cases In Boston, 12
deaths in New York city, casesin Louisville, KY,
and 81 deaths in Cincinnati Ohio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-04

LIEUT.. T. II. BRADLEY who, for fifteen years,
performed clerical duty In the War department.,
but short time ago was ordered to his regiment,
was yesterday admitted to the bar OF the U. S. Su-
preme Court. Several years ago he was admitted
to the District bar 1t is understood among his
friends that after joining his regiment he will In
short time resign, return to Washington and enter
on the practice OF the law.
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THE CHINESE BILL VETO BEFORE THE CABINET
At the Cabinet meeting to-day all the members
were present The President had prepared mes
sage to the Senate yetO1ng the Chinese bill 1t was
submitted to the Cabinet, and Immediately after
wards sent to the Senate.
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senators Sewell, Plumb and Frye, and Rep
resentatives Aldrich, Butterworth, Darrell, Hen
derson, Morse, sherwin, Pierce, Miles, Webber.
DeuSter and White.
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for
kN07 OO0
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SAYLES BROWN, ,ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Cor the past IA years Resister in Bankruptcy for
Tie gives special attention to COLLECTIONS Assgn-
nerts for the beneftof creditors, and the settlement 0
.lg. Louisiau1 avenue. iel4-3m
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The undersigned have this day formed Co partner
ness, under the firm name of KELLOGG II JOHNSON.
CHAS. I. KELLOGG,
JEROME F. JOHNSON.
Aprii 1st 1882 washfnRton ID. G. al-3ts
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CAPITAL EATER.
~ MONDAY, April 3-Nighily and Tuesday and FIJI
day yMAtinees-Engagement for One Week Only of the
Sreat New YORK Irish Comedy Company, consisting Of
me SPARKS Brothers, Louis and Emma Alfredo, Charles
and Carrie Moore. Cordelia and La Rose DonneIy and
Drew, Kitty McDermott, Mackie nd Butler. Con-
eludtng with an unusually Humorous Afterpiece. m3
No. s26l ON EXHIBITION (No 626
6treef.f NJ r i RS, Street
No. 626 street northwest door from 7th street
Choice On Paintings Engrayings. Chromos. also
Large and Choice Stock of Paperhangings Picture
franes, Picture Cord and Tasses Rings Nails etc at
Msrkriter's. Terms Cash. Free Art Gallery. OF
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CROW DOG CoNvIcTED-The Indian Commfs
sioner is informed that the trial of Crow Dog
Sioux Indian in the first district court at Dakota
for killing Spotted Tail, has resulted in verdict
OF guilty of murder.
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~ CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
The partnership heretofore existing between JEROME
F. JOHNSON and CHAS. I. KELLOGG, under the
firm name of JEROME F. JOHNSON CO.. expires
this day by limitation.
All accounts to be settled by the firm Of KELLOGG
i JOHNSON. JEROME +. JOHNSON,
April LIST, 1882. CHAS. ]. KELLOGG.
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rsSs MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.-THE ANNUAL
G-S Meeting of the Medical Association Of the Dis
ict Of Columbia will be held at the Medical Society
Rooms, a % New York avenue, on TUESDAY EVEN
ING NEXT, the 4th inst. at O'Clock By order of the
j. F. HARTIGAN, NJ D.. Secretary. '' ai-St
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The Return Of the Zunfs.

Total.ss6asa Total. n s6asa
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-01
Costly Dress,

The love Of dress keeps everybody on
the strain. The poor strain to keep up
with the well-to-do people; the well-to-
do strain to keep with the rich; and the
rich strain terribly to keep up with one
another The only ones exempt from
the pressure are the few who are too
fully pauperized to have any social am
bition, and the very few at the other ex-
IRENE who are too rich forrivalry We
may add a third class, composed of
sensible persons who abstain from this
insane competition on principle Two
questions absorb our women The first
is, What did she wear? The second is,
What Did it cost2 1t Is not SO much u
matter of good taste and of true and
aesthetic effect, but badly and coarsely
question of cost, Diamonds are priced
not so much for their beauty as for the
money they represent. If the husband
and father should show signs of worry
because the outgo exceeds the income,
1t cannot be hel ped-one must keep up
with the neighbors Put on the steam!
it is fast age, and it will not do to fall
into the rear Drive on, The crash
may come, but let US have a good time
first. We must keep up with the time.
Broken fortunes, debt, bankruptcies are
not the only and the worst fruits of this
folly There is something worse than
squandering money. A noble woman
is OF more value than a colossal fortune.
This rage for costly dress takes the
heads and hearts, the time and the tai.
ent OF a vast number of our women who
were horn for better things They are
ruled and absorbed by the jeweller and
the milliner, They give their days and
nights to dress, They become mere
bulletin boards OF fashion, and their
high and noble calling is forgotten.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-01

The Man on the Veranda.


Up on Park street the other evening,
says the Detroit Free Press, the boys
fixed up straw man in an old suit and
placed him on n veranda in the melan-
choly twilight He hadn't been in posi-
ton above ten minutes when along
came n specimen who had been blasted
out Of the lower stratum of life, and he
leaned his elbows on the fence and call
ed out:
Good evening, mister Is this the
place where they wanted the back yard
cleaned out?'
The straw man made no reply.
81 think this is the place. continued
the other Il was speaking to the lady,
and she said as how | was to call this
evening for ten cents, being Us she pitied
my misfoltunes.
The straw man was silent.
(Which was very kind of her indeed,
because am powerfully broken down.
may be wrong, but dunno. III be
on hand early in the morning. | allus
likes to keep my word, you known
II tho straw man knew he didn't let
on,
"Yes, she said she felt for me, and she
said | must be sure to call for tho ten
cents. Being as you are her husband
presume you might land mo the money
yourselfT'
Still no response.
"ln which case my gratitude would
be eternal, you know? Cast thy bread
upon tho waters and it shall return fifty
per cent, or some such thing. You
couldn't make it a quarter, could your
That would be n cast worth casting,
you know. The profit on that after
many days would be half dollar. you
see?"
1t is doubtful if the man saw.
Being us I'm in little hurry, and
being as haven't had anything to eat
in several days, perhaps it would be
well to close this transaction at once. II
you wanted to make it half dollar in
stead of quarter, why /"
Just then q potato licked the way
worn travellers ear, and another raised
his hat several inches, He bounded to
the center of the street like cat, wheel
ed around, and peering through tho
darkness he called out:
mister, three minutes ago l looked
upon you as u great statesman, but q
man which viii heaye rocks instead of
arguing the question hain't fit to run o
yaller dog convention! Good night, sir!
If you have that ere back yard cleaned
it'll be after you have apologized for
this uncalled for attempted assassina-
tionr'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-01
CHURCHES.

/,AIRO BAPTIST corner Tenth ana roPlM
[ Jstreets. preaching first and third suhuays !"
oscs month. II a m. and 7:3O p. IN. prayer meet
inc Thursday sop. IN. sunday scRR 0oi' by
I,HuECH or THE REDEEMER-hIiscq2pa
| Fourteenth street; Sunday 7:oOa m" hoy
FncherIst, g,3O a IN o., Sunday school W D. u
Morning PRAYERS, 500 P, m, Evening ffayeis'
p davenport, r. b. Rector
,,rusT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.-
7 Preaching At 10 80 a. IL, y, m, ana 10y p u
E,ot.,b school al 80 p IN Rev T. D. sho'es'
pAYlT ~
rTugRAN Thirteenth stree,; services SAP aD'
| Iaih i:8O q. M Sunday schoo! p N rev
kuappe pastor ..,.
,rgTuoDlsT-Co Eighth and walnut streets
VI Preaching sabbath MOO m Sno .ov ~ ,o ~
enndsy school At 8:o0p N Rev j. A. scar '''''
atpf. ~
X>prsVyTERlAN- Eighth street; preechlns vi,
l's't,l"tb Al 100 q N. and 80 p m Ptayeii
= ,i,, wednesday a. 7.3J p m.i SUNDAY 0'u"''
.t3,, ~ Rev b I George, pastor
C,r Joseph d, Roman CAtholic) Come, cross ,i6s
Ma walnut streets serY'cet sA1bsth lV.oy n,
a. .SruaAy school st p. N, Eeskeb r. " Ss'
,yery day Al d. N. Rev y hhs' TH'S''
r,T PATRlCK's- (Romsn Cstholicl Corner Ninth
- s,r,et aud Washington avenue .crKlCoss go ool
an Ana 10 g. N Vespers p IL s1uGsy s eLoD,
Su,1. services every dsy d u rev h'I''o' '0'
bFl.st.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-01
$4,000 REWARD!

Will be paid for the detection and convic-
ton of any person selling or dealing in any
bogus, counteifeit or imitation Hop BITTERs,
especially Bitters or preparations with the
word HoP or Hors in their name or con-
nected herewith, that is intended to mis-
lead and cheat the public, or for any prep
aration put in any form, pretending to be
the same as HoP BITTERs. The genuine
have cluster Of GREEN H0ps (notice this
printed on the white lebel, aud are the
purest and best medicine on earth,
especially for Kidney, Liver and Nervous
Diseases, Beware Of all others, and Of oil
pretended formulas.or recipes Of HOP BIT
TIERS published in papers or for sale, as
they arc frauds and swindes. Whoever
deals in any but the genuine will be pros
ecuted, HoP BrTTERs MFG. Co.,
Rochester, N. Y.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-01
STOCK RAISING.

A former citizen Of Cairo, Mrs. f. Hand,
now of Eco precinct, this county, sent
Sheriff John Hodges the following inter.
esting letter recently, showing how she did
not succeed in raising stock;
Commenced to raise stock in 1879.
Raised two COWS, six calves ten ewes, nine
lambs, 800 chickens, two geese.
Bought in 1879 to 1882. One COW and
calf, three little lambs, five pigs, three
ducks, twelve geese, twelve turkeys, four
teen chickens.
Sold stock: Two sheep, five geese, one
dozen and five chickens.
Gave away: One turkey, thirty.two
chickens grown.
Butchered: Four calves, aged ten
months; two sheep, eight turkeys, eleven
ducks, 100 chickens, fifty hens, twenty five
pullets, seventy five ROSTERS, one goose.
Deaths doings: Two fine ewes, one
goose, two ducks, two pigs fifty chickens.
peVoured by hogs: III chickens, sixteen
turkeys, ten ducks.
Balance train killed.
P. 81 have coal black Republican
man called Eg. Smith
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-01
Krupp's New Guns.

Novel artillery experiments Of an APP
parcntly highly important character
took place few days ago at Messrs.
krupp's great shooting ground near
Meppen, says a correspondent of tho
London Standard, Trials were made
with both new cannons and projectiles.
A new shell, called torpedo SHE'LL
was fired from 2l-centimeter gun.
This she'll is stated TO afford practical
solution to a problem which has long
engaged the attention OF artillerists,
namely, to construct missiles which az
ter piercing the object aimed at, shall
explode with torpedo-like effect Ofthe
new guns experimental with the most
important was the pivot cannon, special
" destined for the equipment Of gun
boats. The pivot, upon the top of which
the cannon is fixed, is prolonged right
down into tho hold of the vessel, where
it is turned, and so moves with it the
cannon above in any direction. This
coutrivance, it is asserted, quite obviates
any rebound, even after the firing OF
heavy charge, 1t also contributes great
ly to insure the success Of aim, and at
the same time gives increased velocity
to the projcctilc, The pivotsystcm may,
it Is stated, even when the guns are Of u
large bore-such as thirty-6ve or forty
centimeters-be employed for the equip
mcnt of small gun-boatS. 1t is estimated
that the cost and equipment of each of
these pivo. gunboats would not be more
than n tenth of large frigate, and it is
insisted that they would he far more Of
fective Instruments of destruction, on
account of their swiftness and the facil-
ifN With which thnN arc mnnnnnn.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-01
Old Time 0hnroh- Slenninr,

1t is more than two hundred years
ago that the Rev. Dr. Samuel Whiting
was minister in Lynn, Mass. At that
time one Obadiah Turnerkept journal
and wrote therein as follows: "Allen
Bridges hath been chose to wake up ye
slecpers in meeting, and being much
proud Of his place must need have,a
fox tail fixed toye end of long staff where
with he may brush the faces Of them
who will have their maps in time of SCR
mon; likewise sharp thorn wherewith
he may prick such as may be most
sound. On ye last Lord his day as no
trotted about ye meeting house, he did
spy Mr.. Tomlns sleeping with very
much comfort, his head kept steady by
being in yecornor and his hand grasping
We rail. And SOC spying, Allen did
quickie thrust his stail behind Dame
Bolland and give him a grievous prick
upon We hand; whcreupon Mr.. Tomlins
did spring up much above 70 floor, and
with great force strike his hand against
ye wall, and also, to ye surprise of oil.
prophanlie eXclaim in loud noice, Cuss
yo woodchuckn he dreaming, rs it SEEM
ed that u woodchuck had bit his hand.
On coming to know where he was, and
We great scandle he had committed, he
seemed much ahashed, but did not spoke;
and think he did not againe go to sleep
In meeting, Yc women may sometimes
sleep and none know it by reason Of
their enormous bonnets. Mr.. Whiting
doth pleasantlie say that from ye pulpit
he doth seem to be preaching to stacks
of straw, with men jotting here and
there among them"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-01

DR.. Eessler thinks that the ordinary
method of sulphuring empty wine casks
allows many germs Of mold to escape
destruction, and that if it is frequently
repeated Sulphuric acid forms and at
tacks the wood. Casks should be well
rinsed with cold water between each
operation Hot water should not be
used, as it has a tendency to produce
bodies that are disagreeable both to the
nostrils and the palate. The writer con-
siders that the application of wash Of
sulphuric acid, quarter of pound to
one hectolitre of water, would be very
effective.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-01
Fortunes for Farmers and Mechanics.

Thousands of dollars can be saved by US
ing proper judgment in taking care of the
health of yourself and family. Ifyou are
Bilious, have sallow complexion, poor appe'
ute, low and depressed spirits, and generally
debiltated do not delay moment, but
go at once and procure bottle Of those
wonderful Electric Bitters, which never ieil
to cure, and that for the triaing sum oil III
ty cents. Tribune. Sold by GEO. u.
O'HARA.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-01
Guard Against Disease.

Ifyou find yourself getting bilious head
heavy, mouth foul, eyes yellow, kidneys
disordered, symptoms of piles tormenting
you; take at once few doses of Kidney
Wort. 1t is natures great assistant. Use
it as an advance guard don't wait to get
down sick. See large advertisement.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-01
Catching Cranes with a Hook.

On a recent trip TO Lee county, Ca,
We saw some novel fishing done. 1t
was in u lake or pond which abounded
in small fish, and which was constantly
visited by ilocks of cranes for the pur-
pose Of feeding on its Gnny treasures. A
nondescript little darkey was engineer
ing the scheme, and in an easy way ac-
complishing feat otherwise difficult for
u practical nimrod to do. He did the
work in this way; Putting n live roach
on hook near the shallow water, he
would retire to u safe distance and await
results the birds would return, and
very soon one would make for the fish
and swallow It, after which II was east
" taken. --.amertcus Recorder.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-01
THE HALLIDAY"
A New and Compete Hotel, fronting on Levee
second and Railroad Streets
Cairo, Illinois.

Tb Passenger Depot OF the Chicago, St. Louis
am Sew Orleans. Illinois Central; Wabash, st.
Louis snd Pacific; Iron Mountain aud southern,
Mobile and Ohio Cairo and 81. LoMs Railways
are al just across the street; while the Steamboat
Landing II bat one square Distant
This Hotel is heated by steam, has steam
Laundry, Hydraulic Elevator, Electric Coll Bells.
Automatic Fire-Alsrms, Baths, absolutely pure alr
perfect sewerage and complete appointments
superb Furnishings perfect service; and an IN
eXcelled table.
l.. l.. l. ARKER ~ co. ,Lessees
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-01
County Officers

Circnit Judged, j Baker.
Circuit Clerk-A. Il, irwin
County Jndee--R 5 Iocum
County Clerks. j. Iumrn
County Attorney N. Demton,
Comfy Treasurer Miles W Parker
sherif-Johu Hodges.
Coroner-R, Fitzgerald ,,, u.,,,,., A
County Commissionert-T W. ha''uA'' -
Gibbs and Peter saup