The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-31

81 90 to-day. E. A. BURNETT
On the 18th OF June the Paducah PEG.
pie are to vote on the question of establish
ing water works in that town.
"A 10000 saloon is being fitted up al
San Antonio, Texas, the mirrors of which
alone will cost $1,000.
Mrs. N. 4. Jacobs and son, OF Jackson
Tenn, arrived last evening to spend several
weeks in visit to relatives and friends
here.
AT Granville, Ga, last week boy
blowing in field turned up gold watch
and chain, supposed to have been buried
there during the war
Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons, Miss Della
Gordon and Miss Bishop are in Anna az
tending dramatic performance given by
amateurs there to-day.
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
sale on at the leading saloons. If
We have taken occasion several times
to call attention to DR.. Geo, II. Leach's fine
apples. We have some reason to regret
with the DR.. that the naughty caterpillar
did not spare the Dr's. fine orchard entire
ly.
"A gentleman of Tallahassee, Fla, put
up fruit of evaporator last week, to utilize
the blackberry crop and fruits of all kinds.
The capacity of the machine is twenty-five
bushels every twelve hours, CT fifty bushels
per asy.
--"My book is still called for, but as Mr..
Potter, of the Cairo Argus, contemplates
publishing his interesting dissertations on
the results Of street filling in Cairo, in pam
phlet form, / shall not attempt any new
editons."-[B B. Munchausen.
"A thousand-ton ship recently built in
England has been fitted with apparatus for
making water gas, which will be used for
firing under the boilers instead OF coal. On
the round trip from London to Madagas-
car and the Mauritius and back her owners
will save by the new arrangements not less
than $4,000 in fuel.
The Cincinnati Southern railroad has
been fined $500 at Lexington. If, hereaf-
ter, the locomotives Of this road foot VIC.
lently on entering and leaving lexington
if they foot prolonged, penetrating toots of
the most exasperating variety, after the
manner Of the tugs in our harbor and the
mogul engines on our inclines,--the people
up there will begin to see how indscreet it
is to fool with a railroad.
The Baptist church was packed full
last night to hear Rev. d. I. Purser, and
witness the ordinance Of Baptism, which
was administered to nine persuasive ladies
end four gentlemen; eight persons asked
for prayers. Services at usual hours to.
day--an experience meeting at 3 o'clock
this afternoon and at the evening service
DR.. Purser will preach subject "The Refuge
Of Lies"
The Mormon immigrants from Switzer-
land, which we're to have been prevented
from landing on account Of their poverty
have arrived, were admitted and have started
for their Utah home. There are 3l3 in the
number, husbands, wives and children, 2l7
English, 1856 Swiss and German and 10
scandinavian. They we're healthy and
robust looking, had some money and quite
aquantity of household effects.
-Plummer Martin, one of tho "bad mig.
gers Of tho city, was creating disturbance
near the corner Of Eighteenth and Poplar
streets last night, and when Constable
Downing attempted to arrest him, struck
the officer terrific blow in the Jaw, send
ing him head over heels out into the street
In an unconscious condition. The negro
was somewhat under the influence Of
liquor, but 20 was the officer, which was
probably the reason why Pummer, who Ia