The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-18

will pass up for Cincinnati Tuesday Morn
ing. The Rule is an elegant boat to travel
on, and her officers are notably popular
from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
The Ste. Genevicve from Memphis mr.
rived early yesterday morning with light
trip for St. Louis. She received lot of
pig iron here, and left at a. m.
The Fannie Tatum, J B. Conway in
command, is on her way from st. Louis,
and will report here tonight for Paducah
and the Cumberland river, The ST. Louis
papers report her as having good freight
trip on her departure.
wills Hays, of the Courier. journal, is
successor Of Mat Curran as passenger agent
of the Inman Steamship line. viii can
now give his passenger lie benefit Of fresh
or salt water
From present indications "sprinkling
carts up in the vicinity of Plttsburg among
the sand bars will be in demand soon, as
there is not three feet of water at that
point. If there is anything disgusting to
an old steambOatman, it is dust
The b. S. Rhea, Capt. Us. Tyuer's fast
and popular packet, is due to day out of
the Cumberland, and leaves here on her
return trip to morrow morning at TO-
The Gus Fowler will lay over at Padu-
cab to-day and clear out, preparatory to
the evening weekly trips. She had good
trip from Paducah here and returned yes
terday.
The fine Anchor line packet City Of
GrcenviIe from st. LOUIS for Vicksburg is
due this evening.
The Annie p. Silver is the Anchor line
steamer from st. LOUIS, due here to day for
New Orleans
AS prelude to the article in our river
column this morning, in reference TO the
weather yesterday, saying that a gentle
breeze prevailed all day, we desire TO say
by Z. s., that about one hour after we
wrote the notice, "our gentle breeze" was
interrupted by a regular little hurricane, a
remnant in small way OF the terrible cy-
clone which visited St. Louis yesterday, in
a disastrous manner. The prospects here
looked alarming, and citizens could be
seen running in all directions seeking shell
ter. The Belle Memphis and Gus Fowler
were lying at the wharf. Some of their
lines were severed, but both boats, having
plenty of steam, managed to hold their
positions. The Cairo and Mound
City packet A, B. Stafford, was
lying just above the upper wharib oat,
and only by the greatest effort she was
kept from capsizing, A fine rain followed
and all was Tranquil.
The Belle Memphis from Vicksburg ar
rived last evening at o'clock. She had
light trip, and left for the Future Great at
p. m,
Last evening about halt-past o'clock
one Of the most beautiful rainbows we ever
had the pleasure of witnessing, stretched
across the horizon and was set in cloud of
golden hue which made il a grand picture
of natures panorama, sinking into utter
significance the portrayed of the worlds
master artist. The skill Of man is great !;
but that of the Omnipotent is wonderful
Weather very warm yesterday, but great
ly relieved by gentle breeze all day
Business on the wharf and drought the
city anything but animating.
Cons Milar from Memphis is due to-
night for Cincinnati. Passengers going up
the Ohio will find the Millar a pleasant
boat to travel, and the provender depart
ment we'll supplied with the best the land
affords w. +. Lambdin, passenger agent;
Office, No. 81 Ohio levee.
The popular Jas. w. Gaf is due this
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travel on pleasant boat with gentemanly
officers, take the GaG. She has splendid
quortettc band provided for the entertain
mcnt Of her guests, and Capt. Bob Wise
with Chief Clerk james Surtess will see
that their patrons have the best attention.
See Passenger Agent W. f, Lambdin,
Office No. 81 Ohio levee.
The river marked by the gauge last even
ing at this point at five p. M, 80 feet
3 inches and falling.
The Gus Fowler discharge 80 hogshoads
of tobacco aud u car load of lumber at the
Vincennes wharlboat yesterday, and left at
Up. IN. for Paducah.
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