The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-29

Mr. G. F. Meyer was down from
Mound City on business yesterday.
Miss Tennie Woodward has returned
home from school to pass the vacation.
Mr. Thomas Sproat, of Columbus, has
been In the city day or two on visit.
The rivers continue to 60 down a
nearly all points above us, also at this
point.
"A white girl servant can have good
home in small family. Apply at this
Office. If
The family of JEFF Clark will 60 to
Dixon Springs Tuesday morning to spend
the summer.
The street committee had long meet
ing yesterday afternoon and considered
much important business.
Two of the United States quarter
boats of the Plum Point feet, are on the
docks of Messrs. Halliday Bros. uptown,
for repairs.
Andrew Lohrs Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
sale on at the leading saloons. If
Father Hickey, president of st. Vim
cents College, Cape Girardeau, who graced
the commencement exercises at st. Josephs
Academy here few days ago, returned to
his home yesterday.
Yesterday little colored boy belong
ing to Stephen johnson on Fourteenth
street, fell and broke an arm, and Stephen
was out soliciting aid to have the boy sur
gically attended to.
"A man named Joseph Chaudet fell from
reaper on his farm near Paducah We'd
nesday and was so badly cut up in various
ways that his arms and legs will probably
have to be amputsted. 1t is thought that
he will die.
.-Messers. P. Powers, wagon builders on
Tenth street, received an order for dray a
few days ago, from Fort Benton, Montana
Territory. The dray is to be sent by rail
and the freight will amount to more than
the cost of the dray here.
"A new three-seated hack has been add
cd to the outfit of Dixon Springs, and par
ties can by sending word to the proprietor
III time, be met at the train at Vienna, or
can leave the Springs at any time they wish
without waiting to order conveyance.
Frank NJ. Gilbert editor of Evans.
vile Argus and author of blanket '" is al
Dixon Springs with dog and gun. He will
find tirst-class hunting but no game, and in
less than week will willingly walk five
miles to see tree that tradition says a
squirrel has once been seen in.
"A team belonging to VIM. Elliott ran
away from near the corner Of Sixth street
and Ohio levee, got loose from the wagon
when it reached the City National Bank
and ran on either side Of telegraph pole,
which caused both to turn summersaults
after the most approved fashion. No dam.
age was done to the horses or wagon, but
the harnesses were torn somewhat.
Wednesday the inspectors of steam.
boat boilers for this district were here and
among Others, they tested the boilers Of the
steamer Three States. The boilers were
subjected toa hydraulic pressure OF two
hundred and ten pounds to the square inch
and they did not even sweat, which indicat
ed condition much superior to most boil.
. ers in use on regular steamers.
1t is likely that soon systemati,
building and rebuilding of sidewalk in al
parts Of the city will be commenced Tn
street committee at a meeting yesterday
. afternoon Chairman Halliday presidin 4
| made 1t one of It's objects to look up al
& ordinances relating to sidewalks, passed b,
the council for some time back; and III
;, committee proceeded to ascertain TO whu
k extent they had been complied with. The
found q number of ordinances of this nd